Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Standing: Joe Pennel, Mr. Lineberry. Seated: Earline Ru- ark, Charles Dearth, Shelby Coleman, Billie Miller, Mary Sue Lett, Helen Snipes, John McLoed, Ellis Knight. 1 2. LAW CLUB The Law Club is composed of law students who wish to increase their knowledge of how our legal system functions. We obtained information first hand by visiting court and having men connected with law speak at our meetings. Money, money, money-always wanted and always needed, became our slogan when sixteen of us F.H.A.-ers wanted to make that trip to State Con- vention in Nashville in March. Skating parties, Hobo Days, and dances helped make our wish come true. The Future Homemakers of America is an integral part of the program of Home Economics. Offering opportunity for carrying out activities related to home- making, the F.H.A. is a national organization of high school pupils studying homemaking. lF..ll'll.A. M S FASHIONS TOMORROW'S S K is o , ' a 5 m 'I 2 'kai N f W Seated: K. Zumbro, President, M. Anthony, L. Miller, Treas- urer, S. Rossell, J. Chandler, N. Slover, B. Jackson, J. Mc- Camon, A. McNeely, B. Phil- lips, B. Collins, P. French, B. Youngman, M. Schrimsher, A. Gilmer, Vice President, L. Boggs, P. Nichols, M. Felts, D. White, J. Jackson, B. Mar- tin. Standing: L. Parks, B. Jones, S. Madden, J. Harville D. Sweeney, S. Ree, J. Thom- as, C. Lyon, R. Bowling, B. Thompson, G. Woods, J. Lee, B. Gross, J. Carter, B. Davis, G. Schwendeman, P. Rye, C. Wright, C. Wadlington, A. Watson, J. Jones. Not pic- tured: E. McCoy, Secretary. y i l

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Left to right: Ora Belle Mar- tin, joe Pennel, jim Marquis, Diane Rodgers, Edna Lollis, john McLeod, Julia Brunn. Lights! Camera! Action! Thespians are at work, bringing drama to Treadwell. The drama was the chief concern of the Thespians, we also indulged in many varied activities. Our two major productions of the year were, Our Hearts were Young and Gay, and a choral reading at Christmas. p,HE7,,4 N 1: THESPHANS te' yi f P HIGI-ILIGHT TREADWELL'S DRAMATIC LIFE ' H N. F. L.. I OFFERS SPEAKING EXPERIENCE Debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking-These are only a few of the challenges which confront speech students in the National Forensic League. Six students went to the Southern Speech Convention at Athens, Georgia, where they represented Treadwell in all speech activities. Our aims include promoting self-development through public speaking, and en- couraging competition. First row: Donna Shipman, Edna Lollis, Secretary, Har- riet Seymour, Treasurer, Lin- da McDaniel, Julia Brunn, President, joe Pennel, Social Chairman, Billie Shaw, So- cial Chairman. Second row: Barbara Biddle, Pauline VC'renn, Sandra Wfalker, Mary Carolyn Campbell, Diane Rod- gers, Ora Belle Martin, Mar- tha Jane Smith, Georganna Randall. Third row: Frank Brewer, Dale McGee, Charles Steele, Tim Clemons, john McLeod, Dave Howell.

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SENIOR LIBRARIANS PROVIDE HELPFUL INFORMATION I just can't find that book I wanted, and I have to have it for my report! Here comes a library as- sistant, willing and helpful, running to the rescue. Many other library routines and processes, chiefly clerical and mechanical, were performed by student ,ui 'rim First row: S. Haines, P. Lew- is, E. Bennett, Secretary-Treas- urer, L. Butler, Social Chair- man. L. Barton, President, C. Holbrook. Second row: D. Edwards, M. Cole, A. White, L. XX'ilIiams. D. XVhaley, B. Shaw. Reporter, M. Finger, D. Bradford. assistants who devoted many hours of their spare time to library work during the year. Highlighting the social side of the Library Club were parties and the traditional Spring Library Tea. JUNIOR lL,llBRARllANS FURNISH ADVENTURE First row: P. Howell, S. No len, F. Boling, N. Gibson, J. Byron, J. Brock, A. Cherry, B Conners, A. Matthews, Mrs Jenkins, Sponsor, M. Martin, J. Barron. s.:.t,t.t2'atrN -J 'wif'