Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Mrs Jacobs, Mr. Maybry, Mrs Fleener, Mrs. Cross- no and Mrs. Loenneke admired their well-earned trophies. membership drive. STUDENT LOAN COMMITTEE-Miss Willis, Mr. Maybry, Mrs. Brat- tain, Mrs. Loenneke, Mrs. Jacobs. Not pictured: Mrs. Harry Sharp. PARE The '56-'57 year's activity began in August with a picnic. Mrs. Crossno, heading the membership drive with our slogan, Buy a share in your school-Join your P.T.A., turned in 4,416 members. This membership entitled us to a cup for having the largest association in the city in addition to another cup for 100 per cent membership. T:TlEACllclllE.R ASSUCHATHO To meet the budget of .152,477.64, we conducted a Curtis Publication Drive, a monthly waste paper drive, and the Spring Carnival. The P.T.A. under the leadership of its president, Mrs. Jacobs, closed its year's .work with a satisfactory record. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Miss Ida Willis, Mrs. Raymond Brattain, Mrs. L. R. Pardue, Mrs. C. C. Collison, Mrs. J'. F. Crossno, Mrs. Henry Jones. Back row: Mrs. J. E. Morton, Mrs. Mildred Meeks, Mrs. H. J. Raspberry, Mrs. Harry Jacobs, President, Mrs. J. H. Waldran, Mr. Maybry. Right: Mrs. H. P. Loenneke, Mrs. W. I. Forrester, Mrs. F. H. Raggett, Mrs. Wheaton Ennis, Mrs. Jack Wright, Mrs. L. P. Beaver. Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Jacobs Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Young man, Mrs. Krauch, Mrs J. A. Jones, and rs Crossno, Membership Chairman, enjoyed cokes while they worked on the

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,. an 1 -' . . , gi, fr wt ,fl 5 i - 4 r 9 AF -5 . g, .aw-5 :-,ir-8 . : s F nv.. Q. MR. N. R. PEGRAM Night Cuilodian MR. N. S. WHITE MR. CARY PRESCOTT Arfimznr Curmdian Cuylodian MAHNTEN AN QE Many times we tend to overlook the warmth of our Without our cafeteria staff, the hot lunches and school, its cleanliness, and the other numerous com- cheerful atmosphere of our cafeteria would be an forts that our maintenance crew provide for us. impossibility. CAFETERHA MRS- EI-SIE ISON MRS. CARRIE ARATA MRS. ESTA MILAM MRS. VIVIAN VAUGHAN MHWSW' Afriffanl Aififtant Auiflant Tempting foods are served at the noon hour.