Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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. . . - . .lj Q. j j f- 0 Q TUNIM Xi ff ' fe A 1 ll . S0 AQ B0 ,B 9 .A 'X A A 4 gifts, 1 ...R A,i, Y MA I TRAINS LEADERS yi j A 5 p XR 453 J ff 55 x M W' R L E Officers: Waltcmn, Long, Bowen. Hig- ginbotham. First row: Gurley, Taylor, Cherry, Allen, Connor, B, Connor, Krone. Second row: Moore, Zacharias, Lynch, Mahaffey, Maxwell. McNeill, Alleh. Third rqwz Myrich, Annis, Fin- leyson, Howell, Wfood. Miller. Fourth row: Rochester. McEwen, Hutchens. Durby, Cavender. Standing: Crol-ser. King. Dunnivant, Lott, Cook. S. A. B. Representatives Definite requirements must be met for eligibility in Junior S.A.B., the most important of which is good grades. The junior High' Monitorial system in the halls S.A.B, Representatives was directed by the junior S.A.B., as well as in the lunch room, which was checked for cleanliness. The junior high assemblies were under their direction and supervision, also. JUNTUR HQUDNUR SOCTETY ENCOURAGES GOOD GRADES No cards to sell . . . No cards! This unusual cry was heard this year for the first time because the National junior Honor Society had money in its treasury from previous projects. This year's Honor Society,,composed of eighth and ninth graders, gave an award to the freshman having the highest average, during junior high. The major projects for '56-'57 were helping elementary teachers, and organizing a National Honor Society at Kingsbury School. First row: J. King, S. Clark, V. Petty, M. Bowen, F. Drake, L. Waldren, B. South, E. Roy, L. Higginbothan, L. Raspberry, L. Beaver, C. McNeil, B, jones, C. Niernsee, J. Yancey. Second row: Mrs. Kennedy, C. Sowell, T. Geiger, M. Hamrick, M. Schuster, D. Pyron, A. Voss, S. Smith, B. Bradford, P. Lowry, N. Anderton, F. Davis, V. Herndon, D, Dunnivant, B. Baker, J. Gann, Mrs. Feilds, Mrs. Pope. Third row: H. Gurley, L. Crocker, G. Hoover, K. Kobbermann, T. Ross, M. A. Nemeklus, G. Guyton, A. Woodruff, W. Schmidt, E. 'I-Iutchens, G. Finleyson, H, Maxwell. L. Turpin, E. McCarter, S. Nolen, V. Holt.

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MRS. MARGARET BUFFALOE Burirzerf Adrimr EARBCDUK Henry Loenneke and julia Brunn, Business Managers, talked to their staff: Ora Martin, Dick McMahon, Paul Osteen, Wanda Atchley, Harold Cutler and jeane Young. Treadwell annual, will bring to you, the students of Tread- well, for years to come. We came early, stayed late, and sacrificed several holidays in order to fulfill our various duties and meet those inevit- able deadlines. Now as this memorable school draws to a close, we proudly present your 1956-57 Treadwell annual. Above: Margaret Barrow and Charles jones, Circulation Managers, center, seated, tal- lied the sales with their staff: john Heywood, E. G. Bailey, joe Pennel, Nancy Pitts and Sharon Haste. Dale McGee, Sports Staffg Paula Ballinger, Copy Editorg Gay Malueg, Proofreaderg Merry McDaniel, Assistant Editor, Marie Burton, Typistg Cannon Mason, Assistant Lay- out Managerg and Peggy Campbell, Assistant Editorg worked on layouts and copy. II7

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'ww- Members and inductees listen to words of wisdom from Mr. Maybry at the formal spring tapping. First row: D. Waldo, M. Burton, S. Luton, D. Rod- gers, H. Seymour, P. Campbell, W. Wade, O.'Mar- tin. Second row: F. Horne, N. Lightfort, 1. Hathorne, C. Crocker, R. Caudle, P. Laney, D. Stedman, A. Maybry, C. Underwood. NATHU AL HU UR SUCHETY The most cherished goal of a Treadwell High awards to all first honor roll students and an honor School student is membership in the Tau Sigma Chap- banner to the homeroom having the highest scholastic ter of the National Honor Society. This year's projects average. The sponsors were Mr. Fowler, Miss King, included making robes and a cedar wardrobe, making and Mrs. Parker. and selling Christmas corsages, presenting merit First row: H. Loenneke, L. Smith, G. Malueg, M. Miller, J. Brunn, D. McMahon, E. Lollis, C. Gholson, L. Summers. Second row: R. Cash, A. Ellis, P. Ballinger, J. McMahon, J. Clement, R. Crow, C. jones, M. Cobb, G. Barron, F. Hanna, V. Yancey, M. Barrow, S. Sharp.