Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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First row: G. Oxendine, C. Smith, L. Smith, K. Walker, R. Ragsdale, P. Lee, J. Mc- Leod, B. Nabors. Second row: B. Cates, B. Smith, L. Par- ker, C. McAtee, J. Gibson, B. Kutz, R. Reid, B. Phillips, C. Halford. L. Richards. Third row: C. B. Hutcherson Mrs. Harris, Sponsor, M. Mci Whirter. J. Boyd, J. Good- man, P. Rye. B. Martin. F Dawson, C. Bills, S. Davis J. Eastwood, P. Osteen, G Norman. Fourth row: F. Brewer, B. Youngman, G Malueg, B. King, F. Morris, B. Simpsom. R0 um 4 SU 'PQ C 41 .rUNroR RED eiaoss BETTERS HUMAN RELATIONS Boxes, boxes, boxes-have you ever seen so enrollment fee, too! 1 T w A ' . many boxes. he Red Cross representatixes certain Again Treadwcll had 8 hundred Per Cent enroll- l 'h ' f'l h . - Y Worked wit their homerooms to 11 tem Re ment from sixty-two homerooms. Throughout the member what wonderful response we had with the year we found much fun in helping others. First row: R. Barrentine, J. Surratt, W. Galloway, K. Kobbermann, J. Holt. W. Pinkerton. R. Stone, J. Blank. B. Colvin. K. Smith. Second row: D. Autry, C. Sowell, R. Prescott, F.,Lokey. B. Mor- risette, J. Corder. R. Horns- by, T. Robertson. D. Mauney. B. Hatcher, J. Taylor. Third row: B. Hawkins, A. Mat- thews. P. Greaves. S. Gross, A. Voss. J. Fleenor, M. Sparks, J. Walters. B. Cecil. P. Moore, N. Drake. L. Shel- ton. Fourth row: M. Hunt. L. Raspberry, C. Bishop, V Herndon. J. Hydrick, j. R0- chester, J. Lee, N. Anderton P. Duffy, L, Wfiles. B. Mad clox.

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First row: Mason, Stone, Lol lis, Burton, Stedman, McGee, Fowler, Pruitt, Crouch. Bel lamy, Hicks, Autry, Hanna, Chrisman, Ballinger. Malueg, Weston, Morris, Cook, Miller, Crane, Cutler, Mask, Kelsall, Franklin, Brunn, Rodgers, King, Lightfort, Smith. Moore, Brooks, Dalrymple, Goings v Wright, Seymore, Luton, Crocker, Westmoreland, Hines, Brown. Cobb, Marquis, Bowen, Raggett, Mashburn Lowe, Herron, McMahon, MC- Daniel, Shaw, Coolidge, Drake, Garrison, Todd, Kin- ser, Heywood, Caudle, Osteen, Petty, Cash, jones, Loenneke, Rowland, Smith, Gibson, Caw- thorne, Pugh, Brown, Sharp, Hopper, Price, Scott, Caudle, Trafford, Smith, Patterson, Hanley, Perryman. x .fx ! Xxx 'I gvgff-sf. I SCIENCE CLUB 7 Homo sapiens galore! How else could one describe -il CREATES SCIENTIFIC INITIATIVE the collection? From field trips to socials, from leaves c ff to laboratories, it maintains this scientific attitude. The result, sometimes hilarious, was always educa- tional. 'lust name one other biology club that has a bug bop social. BOOM! BOOM! What was that? Oh! You say it was coming from the Science Club room? What were they doing?'! Stimulating interest in science, developing scientific ways of thinking, and building a I, T' p wholesome philosophy of life. How did they do ' .T it? You see, they used outstanding films and field ff P gi JH trips. STUDIES MIRACLES OF LIVING CREATURES fi '41-V-' ., i First row: Hollingsworth, Comer, Chrisman, Neal, Ha ley, Boales, Scott, Whaley, Walker, Crimer, Phillips, Hannings, Austin, Cole, Clark, Davis, Wilson, Smith, Pen nington, Franklin, Pearson, Schrimsher, Slover, Campbell, Watts, Slover, Barentine, Os teen, Osborne, Crawford, Heinz, Lawson, Buzbee, Mc- Whirter, Walker, Lott, Phil lips, Carr, Roberts, Gray, Turner, Lee, McDaniel, Huck abee, VanEaton, Carson Thomas, Bolton, Ballinger Townsend, Nabors, jagerman, Thompson, Thomas, Fowler McAfee, Williams, Rushton, Cunningham, Fly, Parker, Cobb, Green, Davis, Nowell Graves, Uncell, McCannon janss, Coy, Collins, Emerick, Ragsdale, Rodgers, johnson, Kibby. l3l a 1 v 1

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SECRETARHAL CLUB SUPPLIES COMPETENT SECRETARIES Attention-Secretaries of tomorrow! Heres something you will be interested in-the Secretarial Club. The club was organized for the purpose of helping its members learn more about the business world and be- come better acquainted with the duties of a good secretary. We visited business firms to observe their office procedures, and we also invited the personnel of different firms to speak at our meetings. The ex- periences the girls gained in this club will help to give them incentive and confidence in future office work. 51 L' WSV II. xgz i!Cf ff 1,2 fy C 'L if R! M52 1 1, ,- First row: P. Laney, J. House, E. N. Palmer, J. Clement, Treasurer, R. Wilson, Presi- dent, C. Jordan, Vice Presi- dent, J. McMahon, Social Chairman, R. Tracy, Secretary, M. McDaniel, Reporter, W. Atchley, B. Brooks, V. Shem- well. Second row: S. Coleman, B. Cates, A. Maybry, B. My- natt, A. White, I. Young, J. Rogers, J. Hathorn,.M. Bar- row, C. Bills, G. Wright, S. Haste, G. Schwendeman, B. Collins, A. Sweeney. Third row: S. Ritter, J. Mobley, B. Olhausen, V. McKee, C. John- son, P. Stewart, A. Barron, Mrs. Buffaloe, Sponsor, H. Snipes, B. Pierce, C. Ruark, E. johnson, C. Underwood, M. Boone, P. Allen, J. Stone. Help wanted! That's the call that the office assistants answered in their free periods. They give thei-r as- sistance by answering the telephone, picking up and delivering absentee cards, running errands, and doing many miscellaneous jobs. OlFlFllClE, ASSllS'll'ANTS HELP TRANSACT SCHOOL BUSINESS Cole, Autry, Crawford, Hanley. Below: Clement, Rye, Welch, Clark, Calloway, Hatcher. Howell, Forrester, Noonan Below: Fowler, Randle Wright, Howell, Chit wood, Martin.