Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Tau Sigma hapter Signifying the height of achievement in scholarship, service, citizenship, leadership, and character is the Tau Sigma Chapter of the National Honor Society. Students loolc with great interest and anticipation to- ward 'the semi-annual induction services of the chapter. A wonderful feeling of honor, yet humbleness, is long cherished by the ones who are inducted into membership. Service projects included the addition of electric cande- labras to the stage equipment, maintenance of a current file of alumni members, and a scrapbook of group ac- tivities. The year's principal money-making project was the sale of senior pins. This was transacted through the senior English classes. Each six weeks the Honor Society awarded pins to those who made first honor roll, the homeroom with the highest scholastic average was presented with the honor banner. .limmy Mayo, President of the Honor Society, presented the honor banner to Miss Frances Castlemun and the 12-4 home- room president, Joe Sullivan. A. C. Williams bought a senior pin from Tommy Scott. This is a scene from the formal induction. service of the Tau Sigma Chapter in the fall of 1958. Left to right: Nancy Hannings, Glenna Boales, Barbara Nabors, John Collins, Katie Robbins, Ronnie Swain, June Bryan, Joe Morton, Gayle Parker, Tommy Scott, Douglas Janss. 95

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94 WU' t 1 1 'bm' i 'S'-'A' 57 . - -HRT if ' Ne da-, FIRST ROW: E. Hatcher, V. LeDuke, C. Welch, N. Hannings, J. Moore, J. Forrester, D. Bowen, B. Reed, W. Vaughn, R. Brown, President, G. Mitchell, D. Wilson, S. Palmer, G. Boales, K. Robbins, B. Nahors, G. Parker, M. Smith, C. Easley. SECOND ROW: C. Buzbee, Secretaryg N. Powell, Vice Presidentg S. Miller, J. Stenquist, E. Weston, B. Cavender, J. Clark, L. McDaniel, L. Davis, T. Scott, J. Collins, J. McDaniel, D. Janss, J. Morton, J. Mayo, R. Foster, K. Walker, J. Patterson, J. Brisco, F. Tatum, D. Milam, B. Kyles, B. Moore, V. Rossall. THIRD ROW: S. Carson, M. Templeton, C. Moore, D. Whaley, P. Rossall, B. Beaver, S. Cowan, G. Adams, R. Dew, R. Barfield, J. Jacobus, M. Raggett, B. Franklin, B. Jones, B. Broskey, B. King, N. Fowler, J. Moore, D. Shipman, J . Jones, M. Smith. ATIO AL HO O These students were inducted into the Honor Society at the fall tapping. FIRST ROW: Gail Noonan, Mildred Ballinger, Brenda Cavitt, Lynn Fly, Ronnie Swain, Joy Lott, Deon Haynes, Nancy Sanders. 'SECOND ROW: Norma Slover. Becky Speck, Judy Wilkes, Mary Caviness, Robert Ragsdale, Jeff Morris, Larry Walker, Jim King, Betty Richardson, Patsy Boals, June Bryan, Suzanne Slover. Judy Forrester, Emily Hatcher, Miss Ruby King, Advisor, Maribeth Smith, Carol Moore, Larry Davis, Mr. E. T. Fowler, Advisor, and Jimmy Mayo enjoy the reception following the fall induction service. l' I si' 114,yn-4,,,,,gw,.m,', Ig H 'L ' 'x X Q 'T' ax 1

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96 EAGLES' NST. Treadwellites purchase their latest edition of the Eagle, Treadwell's Eagle', records newsworthy events and interesting activities of the school life. This year eight papers, the last one being a senior edition, were pub- lished by those students interested in journalism. Bar- bara Nabors and Gayle Parker, the co-editors, directed an editorial staff of eight, a business staff of three, and an assisting staff of thirty. A first class honor rating was NEAGLEM E W PAPER STAFF awarded the 6'Eagle by the National Scholastic Press Association. Representing Treadwell, Barbara Nabors won third place in the annual journalism contest sponsored by 'The Commercial Appeal. Gloria Tyner won an engraved trophy for her editorial on fire prevention. g as . na. 1 Barbara Nabors, co editors of the Ea gle, work stren uously to produce an interesting, in' formative newspa per for Treadwel students. 4 Gayle Parker an?