Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Just wait until next year, was the threat of the SPANTSH CLUB EAMILIARIZES Us WITH THE SPANISH PEOPLE AND cUsToMs fill - S '53, first year Spanish Club member as he walked away - from the initiation ceremonies sponsored by the mem- bers of the second year club. This initiation marked the beginning, of a year of work and fun with a S? Latin American flavor. Both Spanish clubs have as their purpose a better knowledge of Spanish-speaking people. In carrying out this purpose the clubs at- tempted to illustrate and often to act out Spanish customs and ways of life. First row: N. Lightfort, D. Brown, J. McMahon, Vice President. J. Pugh, M, Burton, T. Coolidge. Second row: R. Saigeon, C. Jordan, S. Mead- ows, Chaplain, M. McDaniel, P. Ballinger, Treasurer, H. Seymour, S. Luton, S. Walker, B. Grant. Third Row: E. Jar- vis. S. Walker, F. Trafford, N. Powell, Secretary, B, Youngman, C. Peterson, M. Anthony, D. McMahon, S. Noonan, President. I22 Center: Mrs. Patterson. Spon- sor. First row: J. Palmer, A. McDaniel, K. Densford, Vice President, S. Carson, V. Ros- sal, P. Rossal, B. Chrisman, M. Rogers, N. Bourland. Pro- gram Chairman, J. Greene. Second row: D. Shipman. M. Boals, G. Carpenter, Social Chairman, J, Fitch, P. Camp- bell, D. Jordan, E. Cole, N. Levy, B. Richardson, J. Cobb, G. Middleton, J. Lott. F. Townsend, B. Kyle, D. Rob- erts, President, B. Beaver, L. Barnett, B. Franklin, Wal- ton. Third row: C. Brammer, J. Gaines, G, Williams, M, Pryor. M. Raggett, Social Chairman, B. Cavender, Chap- lain, T. Grisham, S. Smith, L. Ward, F. McAfee, Secre- tary-Treasurer, D. Thompsom, L. Mitchell. . as Q,

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Y-TEENS PROMOTES INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP Oh, if I ever get all these potato chips sold! I For the two weeks of the nation- wide project, girls were seen running this way and that, yelling, Potato Chips, 25C -Buy here! This year, we sent our president to the National Y-Teen Conference in New York and Washington, D. C. We also participated in basketball and softball games, adopted an orphan girl, dressed her for Easter, and sent her to Y-Teen Camp for two weeks. Our aim is the creation of Christian fellowship among girls of all nations. First row: Best, E. Moultrie, Crouch johnson, Vice President, Lee, President, Doss, Treasurer, Tracy, Secretary, Barron. Second row: Ve- teto, Tarpley, Den- nis, Patterson, Mob- ley, Olhausen, Rit- ter, Snipes, Mosby. Third row: Cowan, jordan, Zumbro, Wright, Burton, Noonan, Ervin, Hawkins, Rye. Fourth row: Bid- dle, Swaffer, Brown, Lett, O. Martin, Summers, Be-singer, B. Martin, Lightfort, McMa- hon, McDaniel, Mrs. james, Spon- SOI. Above, first row: Morris, Ballinger, Campbell, Carr, Woods, Wilder, Smith, Wrenn. Second row: Veteto, Welch, Robbins, jackson, Bled- soe, Franklin, Chrisman, Gray, Nolen. Third row: A. Moultrie, Holbrook, Parks, Weston, Shaeffer. Left, first row: J. Greaves, Bishop, Matthews, P. Greaves, Hopkins, Holder, Guyton, Rasp- berry, Turpin. Second row: Stacks, Byrum, Cole, Bullard, King, Terry, Green. Third row: Moore, Camp, King, Yancey, Goforth, Pratt, Lawson.

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LATIN CLUB INCREASES UNDERSTANDING OF OUR BASIC LANGUAGE It ,', 5 A toga-clad figure scurried down the hall at 3:15 p.m. and everyone wondered if Caesar's ghost were roaming about Treadwell. No, the Latin Club had prepared a skit for the monthly meeting. Tinniat, tinniat, tinntinnabulumu the words were strange, but the melody seemed familiar. The group was singing carols in Latin. First row: Beaver, Social Chairman, jones, Treasurer, Higginbothan, Hopkins, So- cial Chairman, Turpin, Vice President, Nolen, Secretary, El- more, Chaplain, Crocker, Pres- ident, Dunivant, King, Har- rell, Pyle. Second row: Moore, Clark, Perry, Granberry, Mil- ler, Clark, Wilson, Waldran, Bowen, Long, Raspberry, Wil- cox, Bishop, Turner, Clark. Third row: Bergdorf, A. King, Armstrong. Moore, Schmidt, Yancey. Fourth row: Sparks, Bridgewater, Hunt, Hoover, Hawks, Griffin, Hol- der, Greaves, Seat, Elam, Hall, Everson, Rouls, Geiger, Lauk- huff, Mayo. Fifth row: Fleen- er, McNeil, Hammett, Clark, Niemsee. i 'NIE 4 x f MM x I 3 I go The Roman Banquet held in May climaxed the year's activities. Typical Roman food was served. A few fortunate first-year students dressed as Roman citizens attended as slaves. Did Caesar's ghost really return and make a speech as he campaigned again for the consulship? First row: Scott, Social Chair- man, Neal, Hatcher, Vice President, Easley, Slover, Pres- ident, McDaniel, Walker, Sec- retary, Davis, Treasurer. Sec- ond row: Smith, McWhirter, Boales, Fly, Noonan, Callo- way, Forrester, Little. Third row: Unsell, Caudle, Chap- man, McAfee, Rushton, Col- lins, Cunningham. Fourth row: Bellamy, Nabors, Han- nings, Robbins, Davis, janss, I23