Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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PUPILS EXAMINE NEW LIBRARY BOOKS C555 LUNCH IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE SCHOOL DAY Pugv Thi '

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llHlllDlIMllllE9 lIliBlElDllNllDlIMlllIlllBS lllDllE3JlIlf314k.llR?l.IlflllflllllElllXlll lll SEWING CLASS MAKES COTTON DRESSES Al the sewing machines are lreading from lell to righll: Barbara Parker, Ellen Reis, Katy Lou Yarbrough. Barbara Mas- sey, Belly Ann Tambini, Gretta Busby. Seated at the table-3 are: ltalsle at lelll Frances Nichols, Sonya Petrcvsky, Carolyn Reid. lTable at righll Mary Ann Pollard, Barbara Lee, Nancy Sanders llell siclel, Dorothy Peek, Belly Io Harmon lat rightj. Standing llrom lelt to righll Mary Elizabeth Anderson, Ruth Shimony, Shirley Goldberger, Miss Lydia Stone, Sondra Mor- ganstern, Belly Simms, lo Ann While, Elizabeth Ann Harvey. COOKING CLASS PREPAEES LUNCI-IEON At the extreme lell are Belly lane Clarke and Iean Ken' drick. Reading from lelt to right are: Ianice Marlin, Helen Powell, Norma lean Dacus, Zoe Pappas, Katherine Crockrolt, Rita Dugger, Frances Smith, Frances Pennebaker, Mary Ann Page Tlrlrly Vickrey, Barbara Shapiro, Mary Elizabeth Broens, lanel Reid, Barbara Slainbrook, Marlene Pinkslon, Dolores Roach, Margaret Sanders, Billy Young, Ioyce Lawrence. Al the lable are: Carol Mellon, Clara Brommer, lacqueline lack, Carolyn Hall. J Y l

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S llD GD llR Clif S 1946 SNOWDEN FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Ralph Phillipy, Reginal Germany, Eddie Kaplan, Eddie Hardin, Bobby Wills, Buddy Nlcliden, Rudy Melton, Bobby Peters, Bobby Overton. Second row: Beanie Baines, Perrin Sutherland, Eugene Mathis, R. P. Holt, Robert Cobb, Iohn Dil- lon, lack Caskey, Iulian Icilery, Glenn Walker. Third row: The Iootball season began with the team losing the lirst game to Bellevue. Throughout the season the small, but very scrappy Greenie team was never deleated by more than seven Scott Michaels, Billy Chapman, Donald Rhoads, lerald Williams. Robert Grace-y, Bill McConkey, Cecil Graves, Paul Mable. Eu- gene Palmer, Otis Lott, Earl Lucius, Ierry Shilstat, Pete Vescova, Harold Dean Sterling, Coach I. L. Burns. points except by Southside, the city champion. Two Greenies, Donald Rhoads and Bobby Willis, made All-Memphis second team. The football banquet was a gala affair given by the Pf'l'.A. in honor ol the team and the lootball queen, Billy Young. Page Th irty-I tra I - f-f 4 4