Peabody Demonstration School - Volunteer Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1959 volume:

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Ignore the obvi- ous, for it is unworthy of the clear eye and the kindly heart. Be the inferior of no man, nor of any man be the superior. Remember that every man is a variation of yourself. No manls guilt is not yours, nor is any man,s innocence a thing apart. Despise evil and ungodliness, but not men of ungodliness or evil. These, understand. Have no shame in being kindly and gentle. In the time of your life, live . . . so that in that wonderous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it. --SAROYAN THE CLASS OF l959 SAYS THANK YOU . . . To Mrs. Davis who has encouraged and supported us in all that We have done. We appreciate her deep understanding of us and her interest in our class. . . . To Dr. Holden who taught us to think for our- selves and then to formulate our own convictions. We thank him for his suppolt of our class and for his sincere interest in each of us. To these, our class sponsors, we owe our deepest gratitude. They have stood by us in our work, have given much of their time and efforts to our class pro- jects, and have endured with ever-lasting patience the trials and tribulations forced upon them by us during our high school years. In acknowledgement of their selflessness, we dedicate to them the 1959 VOLUNTEER. DR. W. K. MCCHAREN DR. R. O. BEAUCHAMP A.B., B.S. in L.S., M.A., PILD. B-S-, M-A-, PUD. Director Associate director FAC U LTY MRS. ERMA ALEXANDER MISS MARTHA BISHOP MR, JOHN L. CONNELLY MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIS B-S-1 M-A- B.IvI., Ed., M.A. BS., NIA. B.A., INIA. Fir-Sf GHICIG Sixth Grade English English YV MISS JEAN FINNIE MRS. IMOCENE FORTE DR. B. S. HOLDEN MISS MAI HOGAN IIS., M.A. BS. BS., M.A., PILD. B.S.,IN1,A. Tl1irr1Grarlc Fourth Grarlc' Social Studies Vocal Mus-ic A teacher effects eternityg he can never tell when his Huence stops. Henry Adams in- MISS BERNICE HUCGINS MR. ROBT. KAMMEREUD B.S., M.A. B,A., M.A. Physical Education Mathematics MRS. G. H. LUNDBERC- MISS ADA MCCAA MISS KATHERINE MURRAY MR. 0. c. PEERY B,A, M,A, AR., M.A. in L.s. Rs., M.A. AB., M.A. Mmg1,f,m,,fi,-S Librarian Biology Latin 'Y' MR. LUTHER RALPH, JR. DR. HELEN SHANE DR. W. W. SPELLINCS MRS. ONEIDA HILEMAN BS., M.A. B.S., M.A,, Ph.D. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Secretary Art and Slwp French and Spanislz Social Studies NOT PICTUREDI MRS. MARY E. KAMMERUD MR. HOVVARD STUBBLEFIELD IWRS. XVREXNE BONIAH B.A., KLA. B.S., M.A. Librarian Seuentlz Grade Physical Education MRS- ELEANOIE 'UTCHCOCK MR. EDDIE P. oR'r, III DR. WILLIAM TARWATER, JR. Bbq B.A., MA. Rs.. M.M.. Ph.D. Enfgmh Fiftlz Grade Music NIR. XVAYNE HAYAL B.S.. KLA. MISS NELL PARKINSON MRS. RUTH VVALTON Eiglztlz Crude B.S., M.A. B.S. 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Q Q 1 , fx ' , 5, V' i f 1 KZ - h J f ra , if V - P L L' ,L, :'k ,VH 1 , W P A A K 'V f A, ,km V 'yf-- :, . ' P' Q .,,f- ' - , A7 1. X '1' - f., ' .,-v Q ' ' A 5' H ' ' A ' K ? 4- ' S ' f 'L -'v, -f:' - 'H 1 v JF CLASSES It is good to live and learn Cervantes L. to R.: Ronnie Wilker, Sergeant-at-Armsg Melanie Nixon, Treasurerg Gene Ericksen, Presi- dentg Ginger Crockett, Secretaryg Sam Schlanger, Vice-President. 'IO SENIORS Edwin Anderson Entered Peabody in kin- dergarten. Varsity bask- etball '56, '57, '58, '59 fco-captainbg Boys' ten- nis team '57, Student Ac- tivities Committee '56, '57, '58 C vice-president D, '59 f president J 5 Pep Club '59, Band '56, Vol- unteer Boys' State '58. Tj Betsy Birrell Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Grand Forks, North Dakota. Chorus '56, '57, '58, '59, Student Council '56g Girls' Glee Club '57, French Club '59, Literary Club '59. 'f ' , 'gg' I f 7 ,. 9 a im My 'P' Nwlifjawe. Z Q . f95Zfm.,. ' 1' , ...Q . , 7 Linda Bibb Entered Peabody in sev- enth grade. Girls' Intra- murals '56, '57, Varsity cheerleader '58, '59, B- team cheerleader '57, PAW PRINT '58, Pep Club '59g French Club '59g Dramatic Club '56, Chorus '56, Suzanne Baxter Entered Peabody in sophomore class from David Lipscomb. Latin Club '56g Hospital visi- tation '56, PAW PRINT '58, Pep Club '59, Forensics '57, Junior Red Cross '58, '59, junior Red Cross training Week- end '58. Marideane Brown Entered Peabody in fifth grade. Girls' Intra- murals '56, '57, '58, '59 fcaptainjg Girls' Athletic Council '59, PAW PRINT '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '59, Chorus '57, Keen Teen Correspond- ent '58. iff '10 'Q' Roberta Brown Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from West high School. Junior Red Cross '57, Home Economics Club '56, Library Club '58, '59, Pep Club '59. Frances Cone Entered Peabody in eighth grade. Girls' In- tramurals '57, '58, '59 I captain J , B-team cheer- leader '57, '58, 'Girls' athletic Council '59, Pep Club '59, Itmior Red Cross '58, Latin Club '58, Band '57, Orchestra '57, Chorus '57, '58, '59 Csecretaryj. Gwen Cooper Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from David Lipscomb H i g h School. Home Economics Club '56, Equas Club '56, '57, '58, Sophomore Girls' Club '57, Latin Club '57, Junior Girls' Club '58, F u t u r c Teachers of America '58, VVrimuzart '58, junior Rod Cross '59, Pep Club '59, Wu' Vickie Butler Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Harpeth Hall. Speech, Club '57, Triad Club '57, Table Tennis Team '57, Soph- omore play '57, Pep Club '59, VOLUNTEER staff '59, junior Red Cross '58, '59 Cpresidentl. Mary Ann Comer Entered Peabody in freshman class. Student Activities Committee '57, '58, T.A.S.C. delegate '57, SA.S.C. delegate '57, '58, PAW PRINT '59 Ceo-editor, Library Club '56 fsecretary- treasurerl, Chorus '56, Youth Incorporated trip '58, Volunteer Cirls' State '58, Class secretary 'K'r 'Q 'x '57, '58. ,X me ,gg 3 'if fi I 7 Ginger Crockett Entered Peabody in freshmen class. Girls' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58, '59 fcaptainj, B-team cheerleader '58, Girls' Athletic Council '59, PAW PRINT '58, '59 Cbusiness mana erl, VOLUNTEER Stag '59, Pep Club '59, Music Club '56, Chorus '56, '57. 5 Linda Davis Entered Peabody in freshman class. Dramat- ic Club '56, Literary Club '59, Band '57, '58, VOLUNTEER staff '59, Orchestra '57. '58. john Dobrin Entered Peabody in freshman class. Audio- Visual Club '56 ftreas- urerj, Pep Club '59, PAW PRINT '56, '57, '58 C photographer D , '59 fcopy editorl, Forensics '56, '57, Band '56, '57, '58, Orchestra '56, '57, '58, Pep Baud '58, '59, Math team '58 falter- natel. 1 2' ., Edgar Doyle Entered Peabody in lirst grade. Boys' Intra- murals '56, B-team bask- etball '56, '57, Student Activities Committee '57, VOLUNTEER staff '59, Band '56, Class presi- dent '58 Alix Dragnich Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Cavert Junior High School. Cho- rus '56, '57, '58, Field Hockey '56, PAW PRINT '59, VOLUNTEER staff '59, French Club '59 fvice-president P, Literary Club '59, All-State Cho- rus '58. '04 -I! mans- Gene Ericksen Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Cavert junior High School. Cavert newspaper '56 teditorjg Varsity bask- etball '56, '57, '58, '59 fco-captainjg Stud e nt Activities Committee '58, '59g T. A. S. C. Delegate I-58g PAW PRINT '57, '58, '59g Pep Club '59g Forensics '57g Math team '57, '58, '59g Class presi- dent '59, Frank Ghertner Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from VVest High School. Boys' In- tramurals '56, '57g Hunt- ing Club '57g Photog- raphy Club '56g B-team basketball '57g VOLUN- TEER staff '59. Linda Glassman Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Brook- line High School. Brook- l i n e, Nlassachusettes. Girls' League '56g Cho- rus '56, '57g French Club '59g PAXV PRINT '59g VOLUNTEER statt '59, Louis Finkelstein Entered Peabody in jun- ior elass from Hillsboro. Varsity basketball '58. '59g Student Activities Committee '59g T. A. S. C. president '595 VOL- UNTEER stalt '59 Ceo- busincss managcrjg P e p Club '59. Stephanie FitzGeraId Entered Peabody in fourth grade. Spent soph- omore and junior years at the Taipei AMER- ICAN SCHOOL in Tai- wan. Girls' Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59g'Tennis team '56, Calternatel '59g Life-Saving '56g PAW PRINT '56, '59g Junior Red Cross Convention '57g Pep Club '59g Cho- rus '56g Cheerleader '57, '58 fco-captain jg Girls' basketball '57g Quill and Scroll '57g National Hon- or Society '58g Spanish Club '58g Photography Club '58g Student Coun- cil '58: Student Prints '58g Class secretary-treas- urer '57, .W V5 Betty Graham Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Hillsboro. Hazel Greene Entered Peabody in seventh grade from St. Cecelia. DON! mu-my , Bette Rose Hillard Entered Peabody in third grade. Pep Club '59g Latin Club '58, '59g Cho- rus '56, '59. Sara Horner Entered Peabody in eighth grade. Girls' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58g B-team cheerleader '58g Varsity cheerleader '59 Calternatelg PAW PRINT '59g Pep Club '59g French Club '59g Dramatic Club '56g Chorus '56g Class sergeant-at-arms '57, Gayle Howard Entered Peabody in freshman class. Girls' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58g PAW PRINT '59g VOL- UNTEER staff '59' Li- brary Club 56, Pep Club '59g French Club '59g Chorus '56, '57. MHP' an tv' 'yeas 'sf 'CY George Hudson Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Hillsboro. Janice jackson Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Art Club '56, '57g Home Economics Club ,56g Girls' Athletic Council ,561 PAW PRINT ,595 Pep Club '59g Junior Red Cross ,591 Billy Hunt Entered Peabody in fourth grade. Boys' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58g B-team basketball ,57g PAVV PRINT '59g Audio- Visual Club ,56g Pep Club '59g Forensics '59g Latin Club ,59. Charles Hunt Entered P e a b 0 d y in freshman class. L a t i n C l u b '57, ,58 fpresi- dent lg PAW PRINT '59. in-Q--1' 'Nur Willard Jones Entered Peabody in seventh g r a d e. Audio- Visual Club ,56, '57 Q president P , '58 C presi- dentjg Pep Club '59g Class President '56. jenny Kingsley Entcrcd Peabody in freshman class. Girls' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58, '59 fcaptain jg Varsity cheerleader '56, '57, '59 Ceo-captainjg B-team cheerleader '58 Ccap- tain jg Girls' Athletic Council '57, '58, '59g PAW PRINT '57, '58. '59g VOLUNTEER staff '59, Pep Club '59, All- Star team '56, '57, '58g Dramatic Club '56g Band '56, Orchestra '56, 'i 5 16 l x vw ' -' 35' milf- 've Nancy Leiserson Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Cavert junior High School. C i r l s' Intramurals '57g Student Activities Com- mittee '59 ttreasurerl. PAYV PRINT '57, '58 Cco-editorl, '59, Foren- sics '57, Band '57, '58, Orchestra '57, '58. i f i' nftei P 6+ ,, ,. ' ' ,V ' I I Q A , .., Q ' 6' ' ' x 6 Linda Lewis Entered Peabody in Hrst grade. Girls' Tennis Team '56, '57, '58, '59, PANV PRINT '59, VOL- UNTEER stafl: '59, Pep Club '59g French Club '59, Chorus '56, '57g Class secretary '56. Andy Lovcman Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Hillsboro. Varsity basketball '59g Boys' Tennis Team '58g Student Activities Com- mittee '59 Cvice-presi- dentj. john McCann Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from B. C. A. W in-..,,W,, 4 awp Ceorgianna McKee Entcrvcl P 1' ai lm o d y in vighth gruclv. Girls' In- trrnnuruls '58g L i lu r ni r y Club y5T, ,581 Pm-p Clulm '59g junior Re-cl Cross ,59g Chorus '57, '59, Kay Moore Ente-rvcl l'1-uhocly in jun- ior class from Kingston S p rin g s lligh School. Girls' lntruniurals '59g Cirls' lmslcctldull '56, '57g Chorus ,56. 157g PAVV P R l N 'll 59: VOLUN- TE E H stall 2595 Pop Clulm '59: junior H url Cross '58g paper stall ,57Q u Il n u il l stall '57g Coed Clulm '57, Nlelanic' Nixon Entcrvcl l' u ai lu o cl y in freshman clirss. Cirls' In- tramurals '56, '57. ,58, ,591 PAV' PRINT 353. '59g VOLUNTEER '57 Cnssistnnt uclitorl, 758. '59 Clmusinvss iiizrriaigwlz Pvp Clulm '59: Latin C l u In '58 Cprcsiqls-nl lg Buncl 'SGQ Chorus i-56, '57g Kvvn 'lim-rn Corros- ponclvnt V593 Cluss vico- prs-siclc-nt '57, '-58: Cluss lI'l'ilSllTl'l' '59, W-.Wi jean Mcdonald lZntc1'c-rl P e ai ll o cl y in llI'l'Slllll1lI1 class. Drzunzitic Clulb ,56g PAVV PRINT '59g VOLUNTEER stall '59g Pop Cluln 1591 Li- tcrury Clulw '59 lpresi- rlcntlg Chorus 756, '51 N38. '59 Mary .laura Mulleruwe Ente-rc-cl P1-arlmocly in jun- ior rluss lroin llurpcth Hull. Ariston Cluh '56, i571 Lzilii: Cluli '51 P013 Clulm '59g junior lim-cl Cross '58 59. 'id KHQ 'Uh A.- 1 -ew Q Sarah Patton Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Harpeth Hall, Anchor Club '58g Cleo Club ,57, '585 Spanish Club ,58Q Step Singing Director '58g Junior Classical League '57g Library Club '59 fpresidentlg Pep Club '59, Andrea Richardson Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Antioch. Home Economics C l u b '56 C historian D g attend- dant to F. F. A. Queen '56g Forensics ,573 PAVV PRINT '59g Pep Club ,592 Girls, Intramurals '59 Lcaptainl. Carolyn Robinson Entered P e a b od y in freshman class. Cirls' In- t r a ni u r a l s ,59g PANV P R I N T ,595 VOLUN- TEER staff '59g Library Club ,56g Pep Club i59g Chorus 756, '57, '58, ,59Q All-State Chorus ,Fifi 259. Mary Lee Rogers Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Hillghqym. Journalism Club '56, I57, ,58g Pep Club ,56, ,57, 'hw 158, ,59g Latin Club 756, l57g French Club ,58g F r e n e h corres ondent P '58g C i r l s' Intramurals '56, '571 PANV PRINT S595 junior Red Cross 59. I COW, K w r ' L ...mxxx Charles Rutherford Entered Peabody in iun- ior class from Issac Litton High School. Photography Club '575 Hi-Y '5G: Band ,57, '58g Pep Band '58, '59g ,lun- ior Red Cross ,57g Pep Club ,594 Orchestra '58g Navy Cruise '53g Latin Club ISS. 'lhunu K.. 'IO 'MIUIWUQ Sam Schlanger Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from Russellville High School, Russell- ville, Kentucky. Student Council president '57, Band '56, '57, '58, Pep Band '59, Orchestra '58, Ann Swint Entered Pcabod y in seventh grade. Girls' In- tramurals '56, '57, '58, '59, Girls' Athletic Coun- cil '56, Life-Saving '56, VOLUNTEER staff '56, '57 Cassistant editorl, '58, '59 feditorl, Pep Club '59, junior Red Cross '58 Cviee-presi- dentl, French Club '59, K treasurer J, Math team '56, Literary Club '59, Orchestra '56, '57, Cho- rus '56, '57, '58, '59, junior Red Cross Train- ing week end '58, class sergeant-at-arms '57, Class treasurer '58, Mary Schwartz Entered Peabody in first grade. Girls' Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59 teap- tainl, Girls' Tennis Team '56, '57, '58 fcaptainl, '59 Ccaptainl, Girls' Athletic Council '59. Adair Tune Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Stratxert Carol Sue Trebing Entered Peabody in seventh grade. Pep Club '59, Dramatic Club '56, Chorus '56, '58, '59. Katherine Swift Entered Peabody in seventh grade. Pep Club '59, junior Red Cross '58, '59, Orchestra '57. WT ' 'W '5 Sam Upchurch Entered Peabody in jun- ior class from East High School. Beta Clubg Band '57, '58g Pep Band ,57, ,58, '59g Orchestra '56, ,57, '58g Forensics '57g Latin Club '58g Pep Club ,595 VOLUNTEER Staff ,59 Cassistant editorjg Navy Cruise '57g Middle Tennessee Science Fair ,57, '58 Cgrand prizej. Jean Wade Entered Peabody in sophomore class. Chorus '57g Pep Club ,595 PAVV P R I N T '59g VOLUN- TEER stalf '59g Literary Club 259. Ronnie Wilker Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Hills- boro High School. Track Team '56, '57g Boys' In- tramurals '56g Photog- raphy Club '56g B-team basketball '58g Boys' Tennis Team '58g Pep Club ,595 Student Act- ivities Committee '58g ggass sergeant-at-anus Janice Woods Entered Peabody in sen- ior class from Harpeth Hall. Ariston Club '56, '57, '58g Hockey team '57, '585 Archery team '58g Speech Club '57g Class play ,57, ,585 Girls, Intramurals '59g VOLUN- TEER staff '59g Pep Club '59g junior R e d Cross ,59 Ctreasurerl. Sondra Young Entered Peabody in senior class from East. Glenda Woodard Entered Peabody in soph- omore class from Frank- lin High School. Y-Teens ,565 Band '56g Pep Club ,-56, '59g Chorus ,57Q Math Team '58g PAW PRINT ,59 foo-editorlg VOLUNTEER '59, Not Pictured: Stella Gro- lml NAME Edwin Anderson Suzanne Baxter Linda Bibb Betsy Birrell Marideane Brown Vickie Butler Mary Ann Comer Frances Cone Gwen Cooper Ginger Crockett Linda Davis John Dobrin Edgar Doyle Alix Dragnich Gene Ericksen Louis Finkelstein Stephanie FitzGerald Frank Ghertner Linda Glassman Betty Graham Stella Grobel Bette Hillard Sara Horner Gayle Howard George Hudson Billy Hunt Charles Hunt Janice Jackson Willard Jones x Jenny Kinssley Nancy Leiserson Linda Lewis Andy Loveman John McCann Georgianna McKee Jean Macdonald Mary Jane Mallemee Kay Moore Melanie Nixon Sarah Patton Andrea Richardson Carolyn Robinson Mary Lee Rogers Charles Rutherford Sam Schlanger Mary Schwartz Katherine Swift Ann Swint Carol Sue Trehing Sam Upchurch Jean Wade Ronnie Wilker Glenda Woodard Janice Woods Sondra Young ANSWERS TO The Greek Cod asuzyn Miss Gibb HBHBYH aiMuEna uvicn ttMacu -isissyu ncrinn ucino Glenda .Reds W1-eddyn Duchess Big Gene'f nstephn Thickhesd ' Glass- Gina Ste11 Bette Rose Sara Ruth Marmaduke Dennie nmun Charlie ' Jan Wullerd Jen Cuddles ..Lun Andrew Johnny Georgie uspeedyn Mary Jane George ..Mel,, Sharon ..Andy,. acup atKnbx!l Swami Sammy Schwartzie HKBWU Mother Susie Rocky Jeanie wut Glen Smokie nslndyu PROPHECY FAVORITE SAYING Who gets my ring now? But J ohnl Y'all yell! What class is it? Woo Oh, J iminy Cricket I Hush, John! --cutie. troops,- noh, ytnun Well, that's all right But-Mrs. Davis- Let'a drag. With a purple passion' Aawh Here, Kitty-kitty Would you not? Where is Allen? Give me a Bl I like that! Oh, another A. Look out! ii Gullihle Spastic Aw, Mrs. Shane Oh, gollyl Nu J okel Tuif Got a match? No-o-ol Really Treat time What ? nl Ryu Well, now How fabulous Really, do you promise? Now, you all . . . Gotta sell those adsl l nhl UH! Censored You know . . . Goin to typing Oh, no! Hear your having a pany!! I haven't cracked a book Now what was that? Iet's go children at -'I do? Dear Gussie Moran Oh, really We're getting s new car W-e-l-1- How about that Honey Hush WANTS T0 BE God's gift to nurses Married Cheerleader for U.S. Olympic Teams Physicist Lawyer Dress designer Chemist Marry ber sailor Fashion buyer Graduated Tympani Player A BIG wig Lawyer Oak Ridge 61811 Nation's No. 1 Play- bw Lay-out editor of New York Times Manager of Cullom Ki Ghertncr At college and then Man chamier In Germany In some field of medicine With the gang Elementary teacher Architect Nothing Biologist Just anything Electronic engineer Teacher Lady of distinction At Cornell Asleep Owner of McCann Steel Co. Occupational therapist D. C. E. Physicial therapist Just anything J oumalist A big dame Married Commercial artist With Knox Out of this world Cigar manufacturer At ZBT party Musician Photographer Mrs. Mc., Jr. Geological Engineer Doesn't know Stuntdriver Doctor Interior decorator Secretary WILL BE M. D. A gay divorces Water-girl Chief test-tube washer for R.O.B. Defended Paper Doll designer Physicist Married to her sailor Salesgirl At P..D. Sl A big bang! A little toupee Prosecuted in Nashtown 81611 Bigamist Lay-out editor of Podtmk news Managed Then Snake Chamier In Germany In some field Outcast A vet's aide Wrecker ? Buss? Nothing Engineer Clock Watcher Desperado's sweet- heart At Peabody Beauty Rest tester Owner of McCann Steel Co. Physical therapist Atheist Nurse Housewife Paper girl A little spark With Hank Manufacturer of used Droodle Pads With Phil In orbit Wooden Indian At P. D. S. party Singer Shot Mrs. Mc., Jr. Kr family Polishing tombstones We don't know either Stunted A patient Paper hanger Stenographer FAME RESTS ON Hi. nphysn J. A. C. Cheer leading Blush-ability ttmthan .--1-och.. Hounding rock- hounds Roughness in intramurala Faith, Hope, Charity' Flirtiness J. A. His English class 4 years with Melanie LRY conventions City's No. 1 Kitty Cat Formosa Trying to be No. l Playboy The Dirty Bird Skip-ability Intelligence Lipstick, powder, and paint A bottle of peroxide Tommy Arrendsle Cars and anonymous passenger Class spirit Thoreau Donny Weeds Friendly smile Passing trig. Treats Laziness Susie Home-Ec. Poetry Red Hair Murfreesboro 4 years with Edgar The White Drag-on Shooting geese English with John and Charles Cohn jackets' Wierd sounds Doc's term paper Modeling athletic sweaters Piano playing Root beer, tomatoes, and ice cream sandwiches Mr. Mc., Jr. Mac Nestness 3 little brothers Southern drawl Alabama or CMA or Hillsboro Engagements BACKWARD GLANCES F RESHMAN-First Year In High School . . . Sponsor Doc . . . Trusty Pencils . . . Friendly Bell . . . Concession Stand . . . Leap Year . . '. Roastin' at Rawlings . . . Ivanhoe . . . Mistuh Binkley . . . Ulysses . . . Intermission Party. SOPHOMORE-Miss Morrison . . . Chez Cupidon . . . King Edwin . . . Queen jenny . . . Pony . . . Chorus Line . . . Concessions again . . . Charge-arooney . . . Uncle Miltiev . . . Francis . . . Picnicking at Pleasant Green . . . Masseys . . . War and Peace. JUNIOR-Mrs. Davis . . . Halloween Party Crashers . . . Conces- sions, AGAIN??? . . . Chemistry . . . Dobrin's Party . . . Sack- dresses at Colemere . . . Merit Scholarships . . . Queen Linda . . . Flying High . . . Bo Diddley . . . Peyton Place . . . Phil Luton . . . Farewell to Arms . . . Water Cun Battles . . . Podunk. SENIOR-House For Sale . . . Spaghetti Supper . . . Athletic Sweater . . . Spastic . . . Assembly Skits . . . Tenn Papers . . . Volunteer . . . Outcasts . . . Macbeth . . . Annual Trig Parties . . . Senior Privileges . . . Miss Havelockg Will Travel . . . Paw Print . . . Spanish . . . Marriage . . . College Boards . . . Rebel Ball . . . N. I. L. Most Valuable . . . GRADUATION. -LXNNV www fi IUNIOR OFFICERS Jim Boddie, treasurer: Melvin Schlanger, vice-presidentg Bill Darby, president, Kitty VVilliams, publicity ehairmang Kate Anderson, secretary. Not pictured: James Fishel, sergeant-at-arms. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES BILL ALEXANDER Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Coral Gables High School, in Coral Gables, Florida. Forensics '58g Student Council ,57, '58, Track Team ,575 B-Team Basketball ,58, '59g Pep Club ,593 Student Activities Committee, '59. LINDA GAY ALLEY Entered Peabody in freshman class. Girls, Intramurals '59, Library Club '57. KATE ANDERSON Entered Peabody in nursery school, Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59, B-Tcam Cheerleader '57, Varsity Cheerleader '58, '59, Girls' Athletic Council ,575 Pep Club '59g Latin Club '58, Band ,57g Class Sec- retary '59, JIM BODDIE Entered Peabody in 8th grade. Student Activities Committee ISS, '59, Pep Club ,59g Latin Club '58, Chorus '57, '58, Class Treasurer '59. ' ill-1 : f 4 'Q' JUNIORS JOHN BOOKER Entered Peabody in 4th grade. B-Team Basketball '58, Varsity Basketball '59, Pep Club '59, Audio-Visual Club '57, Chorus '58. ANNE BRADLEY Entered Peabody in 8th grade. Orchestra '57, '58, Red Cross '57, '58, Igorensics '58, Latin Club '58, Algebra Club ' 9 BETTY BRUMMETT Entered Peabody in junior class from Aber- deen High School, in Aberdeen, Mississippi. Latin Club '58, Band '57, '58, '59, Alter- nate Majorette '57, '58, Band Honor So- ciety '58, Chorus '59, Orchestra '59, Girls' Intramurals '59, VOLUNTEER STAFF '59, Pep Club '59, Algebra Club '59. MARTHA CAMPBELL Entered Peabody in junior class from Har- peth Hall. Angkor Club '57, '58, Junior Classical League '58, Speech Club '58, Pep Club '59, Chorus '59, Girls' Intramurals '59, Algebra Club '59. ROYCE COLEMAN Entered Peabody in sophomore year from Hillsboro High School. Pep Club '57, '59, Junior Red Cross '57, journalism '57, Cirls' Intramurals '58, Latin Club '58. RAYMOND CHOVVE Entered Peabody in lst grade. Chorus '57, Latin Club '57, '58, Geometry Club '58, Algebra Club '59. BILL DARBY Entered Peabody in kindergarten. Class Vice-President '57, Class Treasurer '58, Class President '59, B-Team Basketball '57, '58, Varsity Basketball '59, Student Activi- ties Committee '57, Latin Club '57, '58, RACHEL DOODY Entered Peabody in Ist grade. Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, Paw Print Staff '59, Chorus '59 fVice-Presidentl, Latin Club '58, VOLUNTEER STAFF '59, Foren- sics '57, '58, Junior Red Cross '58, Pep Club '59, Algebra Club '59. 'QF' ? ?l' E95-w 'Vow-any out -.vs -me ,V l 1, , it JLINIORS RILLA ELDER Entered Peabody in freshman class. Girls' Intramurals '58g Paw Print Staff '58, '59, Chorus '57, Forensics '58, Latin Club '59, Literary Club '59, Pep Club '59g French Club '59 CSergcant-at-Armsj. KAROL ELTERMAN Entered Peabody in freshman class. Latin Club '58, Pep Club '59, KAY ELTERMAN Entered Peabody in freshman class. Latin Club '58, Pep Club '59. NANCY ESTES Entered Peabody in junior class from Hills- boro High School. Future Teachers of America '57, '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Journalism '57 CSec- retaryj, '58 fSergeunt-at-Armslg Student Council '58, Spanish Club '58 CVice-Presi- dent, Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59, Clinic Staff '58 CVice-Presidentjg Music Council '58 CSergeant-at-Armsbg Choir '57, '58g Hill Topics Staff '58, Geometry Club '59. 0 fd? if nm iifw -Z5 JLINIORS JAMES FISHEL Entered Peabody in freshman class. B-Team Basketball '58g Tennis Team '58, '59g Class Sergeant-at-Arms '59g Boys' In- tramurals '59. ALAN CARFINKLE Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Hillsboro High School. Boys' Intramurals '58, '595 Latin Club '58g Photography '57g Forensics '57. SHERRY GILBERT Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Hillsboro High School. Home Economics Club '57g Latin Club '585 Public Speaking '58g Red Cross '58 fTreas- urerjg Pep Club '59. TOM HARDISON Entered Peabody in junior class from Hills- boro High School. Library Club '59 fTreasurerDg Amature Radio Club '57, '58g Colden Cloves '58g Young Modern's Den Interscholastic Coun- cil CPublicity Chairman? '58. GLORIA IETT Entered Peabody in freshman class. C-irls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59g B-Team Cheerleader '57g Varsity Cheerleader '58g Life-Saving '58g Library Club '57g Pep Club '59g Class Publicity Manager '58. MARGI IEXVELL Entered Peabody in junior class from St. Anne's in Charlottesville, Va. Alpha Chorus '58g Class Vice-President '57g Paw Print Stall '59g Chorus '59g Cirls' In- tramurals '59g Pep Club '59. BEVERLY KAY Entered Peabody in freshman class. Class Secretary '57g Cirls' Intramurals '58, '59g Life-Saving '58g Varsity Cheerleader '57, '58, '59: Student Activities Committee '58, '59 fSecretaryDg T. A. S. C. Delegate '58g S. A. S. C. Delegate '58, '59g Paw Print Staff '58, '59g Pcp Club '59g Latin Club '58g Chorus '57, '58. LINDA LAYN E Entered Peabody in sophomore class from VVaverly-Belmont Junior High School. Service Club '57g Superlative '57g School Paper '57g Girls' Intramurals '58, '59g Paw Print Staff '59g Library Club '58g Pep Club '595 Chorus '59 fTreasurerD. ,o N lf? Qi -as ! 'N JUNIORS NANCY LOFTIS Entered Peabody in sophomore- class from Kingston Springs High School, Kingston Springs, Tcnnossc-c. Pep Club '59g Litcrury Club ,59 tSc'crctz1rylg Latin Club '58, '59, TERRY MARTIN Entvrccl Peabody in 7th grudv. Girls, Intrziniuruls ,57, '58, '59g Girls' Tennis Tr-gun '58, ,SQQ Girls' Athletic Council ,584 Latin Club ,58g Library Club '57 tVicc- Prcsidc-ntlg Pop Club ,59. ROSE FRANCES NEXVSOM Entered Peabody in 8th grade. Girls' Intramurals 158, 59: Paw Print Stuff ,58, '59g Pop Club '59g Forensics '57, '58 CSecre-turylg junior Red Cross '58g Latin Club '58g Chorus '5?'5q Algcbru Club i59. DOTTIE NICIIOLLS Entered Peabody in 8th grade. Girls' Intrzuuuruls '57, 158, ,595 Alternate Clievrlr-uclvr '58g Life-Saving ,58g Chorus ,58, '595 Latin Club '57, '58g Class Treasurer '57g Pep Club '59g junior Red Cross ,585 Paw Print Staff '58, '595 Algebra Club ,59. ld X if Visit: naman!-.As '!E '1V Ng,-' if ff .' zrzv ,. li .3 ,Vyf ,. ' Wan, JLINIORS OPHELIA ORR Entered Peabody in nursery school. Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59, Paw Print Staff '59, Pep Club '59, Latin Club '58, Orchestra '57, '58, Junior Red Cross '58, Chorus '58, '59 fPresidentJ, Algebra Club '59. WANDA PERRY Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Antioch High School. Future Homemalcers of America '57, Girls' Intramurals '58, Pep Club '59. PETE REUTHER Entered Peabody in freshman class. B-Team Basketball '57, '58, Boys' Intra- murals '59, Latin Club '58, Chorus '57. IOHN RIGCLE Entered Peabody in freshman class. B-Team Basketball '57, Track Team '57, Life-Saving '57, '58, Audio-Visual Club '57. JEANNETTE ROBINSON Entered Peabody in freshman class. Pep Club '59, Latin Club '59. TOMMY RUSH Entered Peabody in freshman class. Band '57, '58, Orchestra '58, Pep Band '57, Boys' Intramurals '59, Geometry Club '58, Latin Club '57, '58, French Club '59, VOLUNTEER STAFF '59. MELVIN SCHLANGER Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Russellville High School, Russellville, Ken- tuclcy. B-Team Basketball '58, Class President '57, Student Council '57, Class Vice-President 'g8, '59, Pep Club '59, Boys' Intramurals ' 9. STEVE SMALL Entered Peabody in junior class from Hills- boro High School. Honor Roll '57, Magicians' Club '57 fSec- retary-Treasurerl, Boys' Intramurals '57, '58, Science Club '58, B-Team Basketball '59, Geometry CPresidentQ '59. M1355 'Km' mullet HIVINA 30 JLINIORS ROY SMITH Entered Peabody in lst grade. B-Team Basketball '57, '59, Latin Club ,58Q Band '57, '58, Chorus '57, ,58g Orches- tra ,57, '58g Navy Cruise '58, Student Activ- ities Committee '59, Class President ,58Q Geometry Club '58, Math Team '58, ,59Q Paw Print Staff '59g French Club '59, LESTER SOLIN Entered Peabody in freshman class. Forensics '57, '58, ,59g B-Team Basketball '57, '58, Latin Club '57, ,58Q Boys' Intra- murals '59. BOBBY SOLOMON Entered Peabody in junior class from Lee Edward High School, in Asheville, N. C. Cheerleader '57g Y-Teens '57 QViee-Presi- dentlg Pan American Club '58, Booster Club ,58, Girls, Intramurals '59, Pep Club '59g Geometry Club '59. BILL STRATVERT Entered Peabody in Sth grade. B-Team Basketball '57, A--Team '58, '59g Freshman Class President, Latin Club '58 Sergeant-at-Arms, Tennis Team '58, ,59, Algebra Club '59. 5 'Q' , A W .-', ia! K' 4. WM ' I , ' i,... JUNIORS LINDA TADLOCK Entered Peabody in 2nd grade. junior Red Cross '57, 58. '59g Chorus '58 Latin Club '58, PUDDIN TUNE Entered Peabody in junior class from Strat ford College in Danville. Va. Ilunt Club 58. JOSE ENRIQUE VARONA Entered Peabody in junior class. MELBA XVALKEII Entered Peabody in 6th grade. Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59g Pep Club ,595 Class Secretary '585 Junior Red Cross '59g French Club '58. CLYDE VVATKINS Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Bradley High, in Cleveland, Tennessee. Football ,575 B-Team Basketball I57, '58, '59g Key Club ,575 Spanish Club '57g Pep Club '59g Class Sergeant-at-Arms ,585 Band ,595 Pep Band '59. PEGGY XVHITFIELD Entered Peabody in freshman class. Life-Saving '58g Pep Club '59. KITTY XVILLIAMS Entered Peabody in 7th grade. Girls' Intramurals '57, '58g Varsity Cheer' leader '57, '58, '59g Student Activities Com- mittee '57g Pep Club '59g Class Publicity Chairman '59g Latin Club '58. LYCRECIA XYILLIAMS Entered Peabody in freshman class. Girls, Intramurals ,57, '58, '-595 Library Club '57g Pep Club '59g junior Red Cross ,59Q Class Sergeant-at-Arms 357, JUNIORS MERRY YULMAN Entered Peabody in sophomore class from Hillsboro High School. journalism '57, Art Club '57, Red Cross '57g Girls' Intramurals ,58Q Pep Club '57, ,59. SUE ZAGER Entered Peabody in 4th grade. Girls' Intramurals '57, '58, '59, Tennis Team '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '59, Latin Club '58. SUE ZANDER Entered Peabody in 8th grade. Girls, Intramurals '57, '58, ,59Q Tennis Team '57, ,58, '59g B-Team Cheerleader ,57, '58g Varsity Cheerleader '59 QAltcrnateJ, Girls' Athletic Council '59, Pep Club ,59Q Latin Club ,58. x, ll 4.3 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS K Michael Bennett, Sergeant-at-Armsg Allen Shumaker, treasurerg Genie Elmore, secretaryg Ben VVade, vice-presidentg jimmy Darby, president. SOPHOMORES Iohn Banks Ha.rriet Barry ff? --u,.m..,A Michael Bennett Earl Bishop Ellen Buford Terry Cobb i Z. ,, ' -vita' waive!-f M SOPHOMORES 'W-M-.W Bob Collier Ann Cruil lim Darby Donna jean Deal qu., ,, K 'Qs Ex in Drunimoncl Cenie Elmore H3 Julie Friedman W lm Aiken Gillespie N lx,.' f. ,gh I i ww' 'M 'haw' P it Ce ttm in Peggy Gorden Perry Happell Danny Harper M M 2 , We SOPHOMORES Hank Howerton if ' M H i awlrlllg ,Nw 1 f. .2.,, ff X Kenneth Huggins f'-be-i Billy McKee sz: W' 12, m.,,: M-' iw. fl w law, ,wi , rx, Y! Faye Iarrell 1 'mr , l'lTi Cicily Marable Beverly Miller 'Qt 'if Carroll Miller Mary Montgomery Mickey Moores Margaret Morgan Jody Nicholas in SOPHOMORES 55 uw fx Louise OIT Houston Priest N Billy Rhodes N,,,w-w .ilw Adolphus Puryear Ixerren Riggle -A. Betsy Roberts 'V N rx H - Q ' ' ,., N ' M E W is N' W-F 4 S new Dennis Salisbury Genie Ruth Sealy Judy Shelley Bob Sherrod Mary Helen Short SOPHOMORES Allen Shumuker wwf .QMQW Martha Warner A, 'KV Rita 'Williams Mary Clarke Smith Vlckl Smlth f ww V ,lll Fritz Stampfli yi.. K all 5 Yigttnmwf' WQ3'fQ if ft, -3 if .Wm ' 'us an Nnnnette Stewart Owen Stratvcrt Frank Stuart Lzldyc June Stuart Kc-ith Villlglin iii -nw. A 1, I Ben VVade 7 ,fm W .. .V 1'.,iD A Q f' , 35 gg,W 33 f?i IU! li , --Q., Ax V3 X Carl Crowley, sergeant-at-armsg Mary Jane Tommy Walker, jaresiclentg Knox McClmrcn, Hillarcl, secrefarlli Dorothy VVl1itc, trc'a.s'urc'rg riicc-president. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN OFFICERS !..!A Lynn Birdsong john Bourne T' I W . ,M Ann Bramwcll Polly Cockrill RL-nc Cohn-n FRESHMEN IQ'- Betty Sue Cone F: Y' 4, ., A5 5? R ,,,f.,,4,-Ms. K QQ. ' ' Qi ' ,W ,fp Q V3 A fi 'ff' bf' E Quai Q-Q ,qw-w-my E, f JllllCt Comms n-l 4 Carl Crowley .dwhv my I James Duncan Nitin 'fit- an 3' 2, 4, , if vw- Judy Eggleston Randy Elder I ,vw m rn - W V? W - Bath Florence riv- 436: Q 'W Ann F rey N- , A sq-,,, KL 'M M- nur' lug, K awww jack Gzlyden A N Richard Golden A1 WM ala' wry.,-QI Gwen Hale Mary jane Hillard Diane Hileman Sue Hobgood Gene Horner FRESHMEN , , fs.-Q W .. ,,44'll .qs 1+ Judy Hostetter Carol Hunt Bobby Kzunmcrud Mimi Kemp Buford Lowe if ,, .W-W. - V . ' 3. w . -N' R .k l 'V+ 1 ig? A in Q ' 7 iam M ' 'M SZ: N g X - ' snwfr KV uw yi M iy i , r AJP' 6 ! , ' N X jk 1,, , vm w,,.,, im , ann.. K A Bill McElhanon Ann McKnight Mike Magid Harvey Mahling Judy Maloney FRESHMEN Q wp. ix: . Q i Q FQ' ! 'F 'asf is! YN 'B-L -:sum-.Q , uno' .I .,:Wli 4535 A Abby Marable Judy Mays Knox McCharc-n Iohn Mowcry Bill Pamplin Vis SWIK, FRESHMEN aqx 11'Qu-KM arf x SXPPM ,i Y 'j1',. .ff ff 1 3 in QM :viii 10illl Pass Carol A1111 Rogers Sandy 110Si'Il1J11llll 10 A1111 SQIFIZOIN' un-.M 11111105 S1111111o11s Cublw Smith -luck S111itl1 . ,,,. my 'hr 1511 35 wg ,WE li New 'iv-Maur I .1 1 1.lIll'y Smith 'fuk Butty 111110 Spry Ella-11 Sfl'1tZl'I' Q, Q11 1 1 2 Kei in KZ? : 0, 'I . . ,ww hu' A xii. .MMM W i N Q W ' Q- .,g:: .f J AWK' -r-'eg' ,huh , FRESHMEN Harry Tune janet V crhelle Beth NVa1ton Tommy WVu1ker hi' W7 Q We X, fonwwff Harry VVz1rd Gilbert YVeinstein f f 4:7 Dorothy White Harvey Wilkcr ,JJ Junior High Class Officers josh Boddie, Ross Waddell, Cherrie Forte, Janet McGinnis, Kathy George. '90 'N-4., . NVilliam Orr, Marvin Wilker, jamie Kcstner, Grace Iew, Iohn Leiserson it 'V' Q-an an t Nw I All I I tit 5 1 xt? 'S C 'g'k ir! Top Row f L. Clemmons. 2nd Row QL. 3rd Row CL. Morgan. 4th Row fl... Bottom Row Not pictured: ' tt,' Y M M . EICHTH GRADE I Him' J 2. LP' ivy., 'Br xl .g:K 2, 4. I -.', . RS -f 't'. . , S . li sulifvmgzlig Em. I ' 44' fbpnwwwfy . . ...,,,g-Ma to RJ: Randall Adkisson, Linda Beall, Josh Boddie, Winder Buchanan, Dorothy Charles, Lynn to RJ: Bari Cobb, Mike Fels, Cherrie Forte, Kathy George, Nancy Huggins, Barbara Jacobs. to RJ: Ann Ieffords, Walter Kerrick, Janet McGinnis, Joe Marchetti, David Meadows, David to RJ: Ruth Morrow, David Nicholas, Leslie Noel, Harriet Peyser, Irene Polk, Walter Sanders. CL. to RJ: Barbara Schmitt, Charles Smith, Marilyn Smith, Ronnie Townes, Ross Waddell. Libby Campbell, Ronald Duncan, Liz Vining. .M C'-9 SEVENTH GRADE 2 -K if ' i 2 f new Q Ns lf' at -ty, W. 1 . - . .E: : . , .. . I .. I In Ak Z : limi Q fi V .. . - M X--Q' --,,. i ,. S . M in 7 LL C , 'b A'1 ' . 5 3 , , If uf i Mills QVEEE 1 ':: A WIVLW -. f .. W lu ,J . V1 W is W all E .,, C W , E i n. , Top Row CL. to RJ: Martha Ball, Ruth Birrell, Robert Bjork, Elizabeth Bush, Nan Eisenstein, Faith Fowler. 2nd Row CL. to RJ: Christine Gerhing, Judy Graves, Susan Hammonds, Sabra Hanson, Patricia Huffman, Grace Jew. 3rd Row CL. to RJ: Jamie Kestner, john Leiserson, Alvin Lowe, Frances Magid, Amy Martin, Patti Morris. 4th Row CL. to R.J: Mary Ann Muhlig, VVilliam Orr, Carolyn Pulley, Richard Reichman, Rich ard Scliweid, Robert Sharpe. Bottom Row CL. to RJ: Francis Solin, Sally Vaughn, johnny NVarren, Marvin NVilkcr. Not pictured: Frances Brown, joe France, Bill Hamilton, Emily Magid. A JUNIOR HIGH SNAPSHOTS eiwlgvy Q wfvwdvwm :W QAQQRCNW ORGANIZATIONS Variety's the very spice of life. Cowper. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Work of the A. C. this year was centered around the convention of the T. A. S. C. Louis Finkelstein, T. A. S. C. President, and the other student council inemlners Worked diligently in order to prepare for the convention held in Knoxville, Tennessee. Louis Finkelstein also attended the Student Burgesses Convention in WVilliamshurg, Virginia. State Presidents and choice foreign students met to discuss foreign relations and other vital topics. Delegates Mary Ann Comer, Allen SIIIIIIHIIQCIQ Knox NIL-Charen, and Bev Kay took an active part in the S. A. S. C. Convention in jacksonville, Florida. Not only did the S. A. C. work for the school as a whole. hut it also worked for the individual stu- dent. This was achieved through the Newcomers VVeek, the magazine sale, assembly programs. a pep hand, and dances after games. Headed this year by competent oflficers, the S. A. C. has achieved through the student body a higher goal than ever before. Beverly Kay, Secretary: Andy Lovelnan, Vice Prcsidentg Nancy Leiscrson, Treasurerg Edwin Anderson. President. 413 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE SEATED: Beverly Kay, Secretary, Edwin Anderson, President, Andy Loveman, Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy Leiserson, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: William Orr, Seventh Grade, , . Seventh Gradeg Mary Ann Comer, Senior, Knox McChaIen, Freshman, Ross Waddell, Eighth Grade: Mike Bennett, Sophomore, Allen Shumaker, Sophomoreg Janet McGinnis, Eighth Cradeg Linda Beall, Eighth Gradeg jamie Kestner, Seventh Grade. SECOND ROW: Dr. McCharen, Sponsor, Louis Finkelstein, Seniorg Tommy Walker, Freshman, Carl Crowley, Freshman: Bill Alexander, Junior, Evan Drummond, Sophomore, jim Boddie, junior, Roy Smith. junior. Not pictured: Gene Ericksen, Senior. September i'Newcomers NVeek Election of cheerleaders. Students selected for Nashville Banner Teenager of the VVeek. Delegates elected to attend S. A. S. C. Convention. December Dances after liallgames. Color Day. Planned pep rallys. March Delegates elected to T. A. S. C. Convention. Initiated music in lunchroom. S. A. C. CALENDAR October T. A. S. C. President elected. S. A. S. C. Convention in jack- sonville, Florida. Pep Band organized. january Alcove Committee selected. Dances after liallgames. April Delegates attended T. A. S. C. Convention in Knoxville. Election of new S. A. C. officers. Eighth Grade Orientation Day. November State Planning Committee met. Magazine sale. Clinic Bowl tickets sold. February Student Burgesses Convention held in VVilliamsburg, Va. Student Council Workshop in Nashville. Selection of delegates to attend National Convention. May Inauguration of A. C. officers and representatives. S. A. C. Picnic. First meeting of new S. A. C. oiificers and members. z A isp VOLUNTEER STAFF SEATED ON FLOOR: Ruth Birrell, Lynne Clennnons, David Nicholas, NVillia1n Orr. SEAT- ED AT TABLE: Louis Finkelstein, Melanie Nixon, Ann Swint, Sain Upchurch. STANDING: Mary Schwartz, Marideane Brown, Betty Brunnnett, Linda Lewis, Mary Lee Rogers, Linda Davis, Gayle Howard, Glenda Woodard, Mr. Connelly CSponsorD, Ginger Crockett, Alex Dragnich, jenny Kingsley, jean VVade, Jean 'Mcdor1ald, Janice Wloods, Carolyn ltohinson, Vickie Butler, Edgar Doyle. Memories are the jewels of life. They are far-sighted glances into our misty pasts. Each day we leave a few and collect a few as we go through the ceaseless span of time. It is not possible to record the hundreds of memories which Peabody represents. Instead, we, the Volunteer Staff of 1959, attempt only to present pictures, sketches, or words which will release a Hood of past images for the teacher or student as he looks through this annual. Sam Upchurch, Ann Swint Rachel Doody, Betty Bmmmett, Vickie Butler, Tommy Rush Louis Finkelstein, Melanie Nixon fhfh jean Wade, Exchange Editor, Ginger Crockett, Business Manager, Nancy Leiscrson, Feature Editor, Mary Ann Comer, Co-editor, Owen Stratvert, Photographer, Glenda Woodard, Co- editor, John Dobrin, Copy Editor, Stephanie FitzGerald, Layofut Editor. Not pictured: Gene Ericksen, Sports Editor. PAW PRINT EDITORIAL STAFF ' FIRST ROVV: Mrs. Davis fSponsorl, Nancy Leiserson, jean Wade, Ginger Crockett, Gf Woodard, Mary Ann Comer, Linda Glassman, Owen Stratvert, john Dobrin. SECOND R Sara Horner, Cathryn Goldie, Rosefrances Newsom, Peggy Gordon, Margi Jewell, R Doody, Linda Davis, Mary Schwartz, Carolyn Robinson, jenny Kingsley, Billy Hunt. TP ROW: Charles Hunt, Mary Lee Rogers, Gayle Howard, Alix Dragnich, Ophelia Orr, I Layne, Dottie Nicholls, Beverly Kay, lean McDonald, Linda Bibb, Marideane Brown, I 56 Lewis, Rilla Elder. SEATED Suzanne Baxter CProgram Chairmanl, Gwyn Cooper CVILL Presldentl Ixmu Hoods CTM ISUTYJ Vickie Butler CPresidentJ, Linda Davis CSecretary Judy Maloney STANDING Nhry Lee Rogers, Puddin' Tune, Jean Wade, Hazel Greene Genie Ruth Sc n Iimu jltkson Wmette Stewart, Linda Tadlock, Carol Ann Rogers. The Peabody chapter of the junior Red Gross was founded by Suzanne Baxter two years ago. This year the club adopted the Polio ward at Van- derbilt Hospital. The club gave Halloween, Christ- mas, Valentine and Easter parties for the ward. The most thrilling party was the Valentinrs, at which Put Boone was the Honor Guest. The club has also made nut cups and place mats for the Bed Gross. FRENCH CLUB SEATED: Rillu Elder lHistoriimD, Bc-tsy Robe-rts lSc-cretaryj, Ami Swint lVl11'L'llSllI't'l'l, Alix Dragnicli CVicc Prvsidvntj, Stn-lla Crolwl KPYL-siclentl. STANDING: Linda Clzissiimn, Nlrs. Sliunc CS-ponsorl, Czitlicrinc Goldie, Betsy Birrell, Louiso Orr. Sum Harm-r, ,lolin Hunks, Linda Lvwis, Ciiyli- lloward, Mellm XVllll'il I', Mary Scliwiirtz. Owe-ii Stixitvs-1't. QQ LITERARY CLUB SHATIQIJ: Nancy Luftis C51-vrvtairyl. .Irwin YV1lclv. ,lvzui lXlc'l3miiilcl 4l'rvwidviitl, Xlrs. Davis t'SpoiisorD. STANDING: Ami Swim, Liiidii Davis, liillii lfldvr. Climlyii llulmiiiwii, Alix l7r11gnic'li lVlL'l'fljI'l'Sltll'IllJ, Bvtsy llirrvll, Nliiry Ami fl0IIIi'l', LIBRARY CLUB W rlllilllll Milli? limi will SEATED: Earl Bishop, Lynn Birdsong CVice-Presidentl, Sara Patton QPresidentJ, Gwendolyn Hale, Tom Hardison QTreasurerl. STANDING: Ann McKnight, Juliet Coans, Pat Cettmann, Mrs. BICCLIU. CSponsorJ. Not pictured: Cookie Warner CSecretaryJ. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Owen Strutvert, john Bourne, Frank Stuart, Bill Pzunplin, II, jim Simmons 5 wi CEOMETRY CLUB FIRST ROVVz Owen Stratvert, Bobb Sherrod, Perry Ilappell, Robert Roddy, Margaret Morgan, Allen Shumaker QSecreta1'y-Treasuryl, Carroll Miller QVice-Presidentl, Bobby Solomon, Eve Benson, Genie Elmore. SECOND ROW: Denis Salisbury, Mickey Moore, Evan Drummond, Charles Fels, Mike Bennett, jimmy Darby, Steve Small CPresidentJ, Keith Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Louise Orr, Fritz Stampfli, Pat Cettmann, Nancy Estes, john Banks, Mary Montgomery, Peggy Gordon, Cathryn Goldie, Susan Armistead. LATIN I CLUB , FIRST RONV: Cwc-udolyn Hale, Ann Frey, Sandy Rosenblum, jucly Eggleston, Ann Mt-Knight, ,loan Paas, Cubby Smith, Joanne Sanzonc, Ann Bramwell. SECOND ROVV: Polly Coclirill, Mimi Kemp, Bc-tty Sm- Conv C51-ere-taryl, Judy Mays, Juliet Couns, Sue llobgootl, Hilla Elder, Carol Hunt, Dorothy VVhitr-, Abby Marablc, Mimi Orc-nstc-in t'I'rt-asurm-rl. IR-ggy XVhitfit-ld, ,Indy Hostetter, Mr. Pei-ry QSponsorJ. THIRD RONV: Gilbert XVOIIISICIII, Rem' Cohen, Don Summer, Harry Tune, Bill lkiclflhainnon, Bobby Kaimuvrucl QSt-rgcaiit-at-AriuwD ,lollnny Mowry, Mickey Moores, Harry XVarcl fl'rc-siclentl, ling:-lie Horner iVicc-l'rI-siclaaitl. LATIN Il CLUB FIRST ROW: Genie Ruth Seay, Margaret Morgan, Bette Hillard, Ellen Buford, Harriet Barry, Genie Elmore CSecretaryJ, Allen Shumaker CSecreta.ryQ, julie Friedman, Carroll Miller. SECOND ROW: Charles Hunt fPresidentJ, Nancy Loftis, Rita Williams, Mary Montgomery, Vicki Smith, Ann Crail, Cicily Marahle CTreasurerJ, Mack McElhanon, Hank Howerton, Aiken Gillespie, Evan Drummond, Mr. Peery CSponsorD. THIRD ROW: Billy Hunt, Billy McKee, Mike Bennett, Charles Fels, Perry Happell, Robert Roddy, Adolphus Puryear, Jimmy Darby, Ben Wade fVice-Presidentl, Earl Bishop. Orchestra: Jody Nicholas Earl Bishop Barrie Cobb Janet McGinnis Terry Cobb Lynne Clemmons Betty Brummett Ruth Morrow Not pictured: Marilyn Smith Band: Betty Brummctt David Nicholas Terry Cobb Joe Marchetti Irene Polk Clydc VVatkins Cherrie Forte Jody Nicholas Barrie Cobb Not pictured: Marilyn Smith HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Under the direction of Miss Mae Hoggan, the 1959 Peabody Chorus enjoyed a very successful year. Led by Ophelia Orr, President, Rachel Doody, Vice-President, Frances Cone, Secretary, Mary Montgomery, Libra- rian, Linda Layne, Treasurer, and Carolyn Robinson, Martha Campbell, Dottie Nichols, and Earl Bishop, Section leaders, the chorus attended the Middle Tennessee State High School Solo and Ensemble Festival at Austin Peay State College. Other activities included singing in the Christmas program, assembly pro- gram at St. Cecelia Academy and, combined with the Jr. High Chorus, a concert. Judy Hostetter and Gwen Hale represented P. D. S. in the All-Star chorus, while Carolyn Robin- son, Linda Layne, Owen Stratvert, and Mary Montgomery were selected for the All State Chorus. First row: Georgianna McKee, Margi Jewell, Dottie Nicholls, Rachel Doody, Betty Brummett, Bette Hillard, Mary Jane Hillard, Betty Sue Cone, Louise Orr, Frances Cone, Mary Montgomery, Martha Campbell. Second row: Miss Hogan, director, Cay Alley, Peggy Gordon, Ann Swint, Ophelia Orr, Gwen Hale, Linda Layne, Carolyn Robinson, Jean Mcdonald, Iudy Hostetter, Betsy P-irrell. Third row: Buford Lowe, Terry Cobb, Mr. Mcliammon, Bob Collier, Earl Bishop, Owen Stratvert. 63 FORENSIC CLUB Raymond Crowe, Bill Stratvert, Rachel Doody, Steve Sternheimer. Lester Solin, Roscfrances Newsom. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row one CL. to PLD: Andrea Charles, Ann Ieffords, Bobby Bjork, Johnny VVarren, Al Lowe, VVilliani Orr, Sally Vaughn, Irene Polk, Liz Vining. How two CL. to RJ: Libby Campbell. Kathy George, Cherrie Forte, Harriet Peyser, John Leiserson, Bobby Sharpe, Judy Graves, Lynne Cleinmons, Barbara Cehmett, Janet McGinnis. Row three CL. to RJ: Miss Hogan, Marilyn Smith, Sabra Hanson, Martha Ball, Jamie Kest- ner, David Nicholas, Joe France, Duby Schreiel, Chris Cerbing, Patricia, Susan Hammonds, Mary Ann Muklig, Elizabeth Bush. Row four CL. to RJ: Ruth Morrow, Bari Cobb, Ruth Birrell, Grace Jew, Charles Smith, David Morgan, David Meadows, Bill Hamilton, Barbara Jacobs, Nancy Huggins, Leslie Noel. PEP CLUB sy ' 1 SPORTS When the one Great Scorer comes to Write against your name- He marks-not what you Won or lost- but how you played the game. -Grantland Rice DAN ' F INCH Dan Finch, coach of the Peabody Tigers, became interested in basketball during his junior high days. His hard Work and determination resulted in a scholarship to Vanderbilt, where he played brilliantly. He served as team captain during his senior year. In 1954, Coach Finch entered Vanderbilt Law School, while sewing also as coach at Peabody. After a seventeen-month Army hitch in Korea, he re-entered law school. He then resumed his coaching duties at Peabody. Although he recently joined a prominent Tennessee law firm, Coach F inch's plans for the future include coaching at Peabody. To Mr. Finch the student body extends a sincere thank-you for his significant part in the successful 1958-59 basketball campaign. BASKETBALL First row: Louis Finkelstein, Edwin Anderson, Gene Erickson, Bill Darby, Bill Stratvert. lk Second row: jack Cayden, Andy Loveman, john Booker, jim Darby Harry XVard. P D S , . I Pwlllrzcly Peabodys 1958-59 basketball team was the finest in the 1 WU U ' UC I . schools annals. As in the case with the really fine squads, Q8 3f32ifS'l'f Oiumm-nf h-. , .. , , I . . 1 f, , HI Crf,,fV'llf' 49 t is success was tie iesu t o a team e ort. 75 Hunsif-rm-mf. 45 If . e F 66 . . . . 60 LID.-V Og!-' The Tiger team was blessed with height and rebounding 5,4 gyi1if 'n . ..o. 8 vw. prowess. In addition. the Tigers possessed explosive power, 457 Qflynlfrd if . . .4 n . . ' 9 0-'ff particularly in the 1-2 punch of Gene Ericksen and Edwin gg ga G, A ' .. . ,, . . D fsf ' ' Anderson both of whom rated All Nashville selections, with H115-0,,,,, 'gg Louis Finkelstein. a superb guard, and Bill Darby, a tremend- gg 25 gf 21 ous rebounder, at forward, meriting honorable mention. 547 fr-1? Btlimfllfi if Ericksen, who set a one-season high for a Peabody team, with CB. A. - Y 4. v 1 -', 1 A. .- 661 points, was also selected on the All-State Team. After 49 gilttiam-1,10 4? . - . . , 3 f' F ,, - an outstanding performance against VVest, Bill Stratvert, was If gg gflffgdlriufifa .ii Y as . e - ' - S, .- named iN. I. L. Player of the week. i ,ff . . V ' Clark, - 42 All of these factors led to the most successful team in Pea- 18,1 Wulf' gg , . . , ' 'r . -- bodys history. The players gained. at the seasons end, the C7 A ml 11 fourth-ranking team in the state. L 4 W 'Uf' sr-me 1253 L1 1 46,41 LOUIS FINKELSTEIN Y B1LL DARE STRATVERT VARSITY BASKETBALL ll ,a ! ,,g K 42' X? ,M GENE DWIN ERICK, l ZNDERSON gm A TEAM CHEERLEADERS M I QA 23 we ff ? A-M. N ,RK N, -41 f ax . f y 5 My , , -Q32 'y 'W .i31 'jQi,p , f G 3 pi i 3 F tw' B0 X916 It Wwwvnwsoiw Xgxuisxe 16 S11 egiq H013 If er 59609509 Be Ve 1,1 gage y Kay Linda Bibb A Sue Zander Sara Horner 9' . uzlljams .gf -urs? One of the highlights of the Peabody basketball season this year was the winning of Franklin High Schools' first annual Middle Tennessee Invi- tational Tournament. Paced by the stellar play of the five starters, the Tigers swept past West 57-43, BGA 59-50, and East 55-45 to capture Peabodyis first basketball trophy in over twenty years. Gene Ericksen, Edwin Anderson, Billy Darby, and Louis Finkelstein were named to the All-Tourney team. N. I. L. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Eugene Gene Ericksen, the six foot six inch senior center of the 1959 Tigers, has won many honors. He, along with Edwin Anderson senior forward, were members of the Nashville Ban- ner's All City Team. Gene was on the All Eighteenth District Team and the N. I. Lfs highest scorer. He was voted by the N. I. Lfs twenty-five boys, hoop coaches as the Nashville Ban- ner's twelfth annual MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. Gene is only the fourth TIGER in the history of the award to receive it. His latest award was to be voted Nashville's only representative on the ALL STATE TEAM. The TIGER standout is not only an excellent basketball player, but also, maintains an AD average in his class room studies. I Hi mom! Closv yOlll'l1IUlltll :mul throw the lmll Hurry! Posture makes the player! It's the lmll not the lights you want! Have you ever triggl it this way? S-C-R-A-M-B-L-E Click tliosc lieelsl B TEAM BASKETBALL B-Team First row: Roy Smith, Aiken Gillespie, Harvey Wilkcr, Adolplius Purycur, Ben NVude Svcond row: Knox McClmrcn, jack Smith, Charles Feels, Steve Small, Curl Crowley. BETEAM CHEERLEADERS Lust ww. Bc-tty Sui Sandy Pmsi-nlmliiin. nv. Mary juni- llillnrcl. Second row: Carol Ilimt. Abby Muriilwlc Posture makes the player! It's the hull not the lights you Want! Hzlvc you ever triggl it this way? S-C-R-A-M-B-L-E Click those heels! XVh0 put glue on the ceiling? I,ll never give it up WVhy wmft it come down? 1-2-3 kick! Check the number of men, fellows Get that ball down here! Now! Going up! XVl1crc did it go? Lctls not fly boys B TEAM BASKETBALL B-Tczun First row: Roy Smith, Aiken Gillespie, Harvey Wilker, Adolplms Puryeur, Ben NVude Second row: Knox McClmreu, jack Smitli, Charles Fcls, Steve Small, Curl Crowley. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS First row: Bc-tty Sur- Cum-, Mury jam' llillurcl. Scconcl row: Carol llliiit, Abby Nluixilmlm Sandy Rosa-nlnluiii. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM L. to R.: Joe Cayclcn. Dick Scliweid, David Nicholas, William Orr, Bobby Bjork, Mike Fels, David Morgan, AI Lowe. Charles Smith, Gillespie Buchanan, Ross VVaddeII, johnny Warren, josh Bocldie. Q ba f JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS r ff' -N 1 fwi 1 'la in . A ff q 0 i ff? Qi? fans 'll , l Q9 1 . 4 lk .5 H I ii' ,fi V577 GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Seated: Ginger Crockett, Mary Schwartz, jenny Kingsley, Andrea Richardson, Maridcanc Brown, Frances Cone. Standing: Sue Zander, Nancy Huggins, Miss Bernice Huggins, sponsor, Dorothy White, Genie Elmore. 80 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS In the fall, 66 junior and senior high girls reported to Miss Bernice Huggins to join the Intramural sports pro- gram. This group elected six captains-Frances Cone, Mary Schwartz, Marideane Brown, Andrea Richardson, Ginger Crockett, Jenny Kingsley from the participating seniors. The girls' athletic council was composed of the six captains with Dorothy White, Nancy Huggins, Sue Zander, and Genie Elmore who represented their classes. Linda Lewis, Sue Zander, Stephanie FitzGerald, Ann Crail, Terry Martin, Mary Schwartz, Kate Anderson. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM This year the girls, tennis team began Working in the fall of the school year. Playoffs among the girls decided the team positions. Ann Crail plays first singlesg Sue Zander, second singlesg and Mary Schwartz, captain, third singles. Playing first doubles are Linda Lewis and Kate Anderson while Stephanie FitZCerald and Terry Martin make up the second doubles. Sue Zager and Mary Mont- gomery are alternates. Two wins got the team off to a good start which all hope will continue through- out the season. 81 Marideane's Team, First row: Louise Orr, Stephanie FitzGcrald, Marideanc Brown, captain, Ann Swint, Ruth Birrell. Second row: Harriet Barry, Betty Brummett, Jamie Kestuer, Irene Polk. Cingcrys Team, First row: Ladye Juno Stuart, Gingvr Crockett, captain, Katt- Anderson, Margi Jowr-ll. Sucond row: Carroll Millvr, Dottit- Nicholls. Third row: Cvnic Elmorc-. 82 Frances' Team, Counterclockwise: Patti Mons, Amy Martin Martha Ball, Betty Sue Cone, Kenen Higgle, Terry Martin Dorothy NVhite, Frances Cone, captain, Mary Montgomery, Ophelia Orr. Jenny's Team, Counterclockwise: Martha Campbell, Beverly Kay, Judy Hostetter, jenny Kingsley, captain, Ann Ieffords, Sue Zager, Melba Walker. Mary,s Team, First row: Lycrecia Williams, Mary Schwartz, captain, Nancy Huggins, Sue Zander. Second row: Nan Eisenstcin, Frances Solin. Andrea's Team: Peggy Cordon, Janice WVoods, Barrie Cobb, Linda Layne, Nancy Estes, Andrea Richardson, captain, Linda Gay Alley, Carolyn Robinson, Gwyn Cooper, Sabra Hanson. 83 M-is? 5 , By! , f L7 '71, , 'C A W M . 5522: , ff, 5 ' -va T sf! FEATURES To every life there comes a time supreme. -Townsend Prettiest and H andsomest JENNY KINGSLY - EDWIN ANDERSON Best Personality MALANIE N1xoN - LOUIS FINKELSTEIN SENICDR F riendliest VICKIE BUTLER - SAM SCHLANGER ,Wwhw SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual Most Likely to Succeed JEAN MACDONALD - S U AM PCHURCH ANN SWINT - SAM SCHLANGER Most C ourteous STEPHANIE FITZGERALD - EDGAR DOYLR M ost Athletic MARY SCHWARTZ - EDWIN ANDERSON N eatest LINDA GLASSMAN - FRANK GHERTNER 88 SENIOR SLIPERLATIVES I 1 M ost Talented SARAH PATTON - JOHN DOBRIN W ittiest GINGER CROCKETT - CHARLES HUNT Best School Spirit LINDA BIBB - BONNIE WILKER VALENTINE P RTY W' My Funny Valentinev was the clever theme of the Valentine Party sponsored by the sophomore class. A feature of the night was the crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts, Ben Wade and Genie Elmore. The court was made up of Melanie Nixon and Edgar Doyle representing the senior class, Puddin Tune and Bill Stratvert, jun- ior representatives, and Mary jane Hillarcl and jack Cayden, freshmen. john Brown and his combo helped to make the dance a success. SPAGHETTI SLIPPER i 1 This year's Spaghetti supper, sponsored by the Senior Class, was held the night of the M. B. A.-Peabody game. A dance after the game climaxed a wonderful even- ing. 4 1 i X ,yuh R -Blocker ASSOClkltlOIl!?! Brushu! Brusha! Brusha . D Og lcl-U, . I' D an My DAQ A-...I How xt hunt 11111 2y're having C W I I 128'-lx W mchmg A VL Let 5 blow xt up My xdiilg mi on Ylmway S Your vvnisd ine Wm Sm nd the BM121113 SpXit. JFQEA: S! ,,.. I Telephone time- KU , A ,WA-ff, N! V K Xa L, ' ' in S A , 4 4 5 :wif J ' ' W W , ,uf . . :vw M 'Qi , 4 . X -Q! ' if . W 3 2 V kikyyiy L ji, :U :I ' Ll 1 Z Q E L.L, 'T ' -l 57 ' er Mal' 454 JuSt anoth ,XM school ax A U V6 got One! uf Children must have their play. 'ant 5 'F' if another Problems! 1 4 Q0 A 4 fl 5 1: . Lp , av, Anil' '- ' ' , A , wfbiirzsif' 'W 45 A V' , , fi? VVell-What do you want! Q Mllke th at one for the mad Q on gang What! A Word from the President We extend to graduates of the Peabody Demonstration School the good will of George Peabody College for Teachers. Whether you attend Peabody College or go elsewhere, we bid you good luck and Godspeed. We hope some of you may become good teachers, perhaps the greatest single need right now. We hope you will always support with your interest and money good teaching wherever you are. The past year has been a good year. Peabody Demonstration School graduates have qualified for good scholarships and good colleges all over the United States. I am especially proud of the achievement of our students in the mathematics competition. And, let us not forget the wonderful PDS basket- ball team! I thoroughly enjoyed their successes. It remains a wonderful time in which to live in the United States. With your understanding and good will and courage, the future could be the best time in the world. WALDEN S. FABRY STUDIOS 'Wh Put your best face forward and have your portrait made by Walden S. Fabry Compliments vi JPOINES PET SHOP 1812 21st Avenue, South GREEN HILLS MARKET 'ikr FINE FOODS 149 Seventh Avenue, North Phone CH 2-5863 Webb's Service Station Washing, Greasing, and Road Service Cars Called For and Delivered GL! Com Iiment Hillsboro and Hobbs Road P S of , A Friend Compliments of Cumberland Battery Mfg. Co. qs Southern Batteries Best for Books - Records - School Supplies MILLS' BOOKSTORES 1814 21st Avenue, South - Hillsboro Compliments 01' McKAY CAMERON CO., Inc 711 Church Street-Downtown Compliments of gk! 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Stief Jewelry Company 214-216 Sixth Avenue, North Nashville, Tennessee HEWGLEY'S MUSIC SHOP 720 Commerce Street Band and Orchestra Instruments Rose McGregor Margurite Meiers Teachers of Piano PYRAMID ENTERPRISES Bauer's Beauty Salon 4012 Hillsboro Road AM 9-3222 Hair Styling MCQUIIIDIDY IPDRIINTIINCZ CCCDMIPDAINIY WILSON-QUICK PHARMACY 1 C pl t f AF d ATTENTION TO DETAIL MAKES EVERY C 8: G BOOK A OUALITY BOOK C One You'll Be Proud to Own j K of or 5 , 2 f 7 J PRINTERS if COLOR LITHOGRAPHERS 6 600 IIST AVE. NORTH, NASHVILLE, TENN. Producers of Your Yearbook FAREWELL TO PEABODY Each year as Spring returns Young birds take wing And cocoons present to the world a new life that they have nurtured. So are we young- and so have we been nourished. Now Time decrees that we must join The Universe of the Unknown. We leave our haven. We are on our own. Yet in our hearts still lives a part That shall live on till Death shall kill. Its name is Youth With Peabody's seal. 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VQQM wqmg,-5, AMJ wig, l+ W'f9fJ' I 1 I LAST WILL AND TESTAM ENT SENIOR CLASS 1959 SCHOOL Nashvxlle Tennessee PEABODY DEMONSTRATION L