Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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FIRST YEAR LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Cook, Vice President: C. Peterson, Secretary: L. Wood, President: G. Bowen, Treasurer, P. James. SECOND ROW: P. Marshall, P. Dodd, M. Click, A. Hord, D. Clark, J. Greaves, M. Nelson. THIRD ROW: V. Herndon, K. Wohler, I. Rodgers, B. McDonald, P. Jeffers, D. Rountree, P. Berry. FOURTH S 3 A ROW: H. Pittman, G. Brett, C. Slover, S. Lambert, P. Phillips, D. Moore, K. Shelly, B. Lee, A. Sowell, M. Morris, D. Greene, R. Patterson. f'T P'f FIRST YEAR LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: J, Fowler, L. Dlugach, S. Wiggs, R. Coleman, P. George, N. Morris, B. Collins, L. Moore, C. Kincaid, S. Richter, K. Hall. THIRD ROW: C. Atkins, J. Turnage, L. Halford, T. Wiles, S. Shanks, G. Grissom, P. Hall. FOURTH ROW: P. Weaks, T. Callicut, M. Mendez, S. Corkran, S. Patterson, D. Zumhro, P. Sprague, D. Windham. First year Latin students humble themselves LA at Latin Club initiation. Latinus hodie vivitf' Treadwell's Latin Clubs seek to prove that Latin lives today. The programs at monthly meetings pre- sented Roman life in an interesting manner, thereby increasing the members' knowledge of Roman customs and history. Highlight of the first semester was the initiation of first year Latin students. It must be admitted that second year students looked forward to this with more relish than the first year students. A Latin banquet in finest Roman style climaxed the year. SECOND YEAR LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Cantrell, C. Kinser, V. Holt, Treasurer, B. Zacharias, K. Baxter, M, Burns, President: M. Hayles, Vice President: A. Voss, Secretary: B. Woodruff. SECOND ROW: D. Rountree, M. Sparks, L. Monroe, D. Pyron, N. Gramlick, V. Greene, Miss Mary Park, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: L. Denton, J. JI'Iydrick, L. Fuller, J. Bradford, J. Jolly, C. Hutcherson, C. Schwill, P. Dew, M. McGurty, J. Wright. FOURTH ROW: K. Ball, P. Ferguson, B. Russell, G. Norton, T. Ross, B., Tapp, B. Conner, L. Conner. FIFTH ROW: M. Riggan, V. Moore, J. Gann, T. Rowe, J. Spencer, T. Gurley, R. '02 Nelson, J. Martin, J. Blake.

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SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: P. Turner, Treas- urer: H. Shelby, Secretary: N. Hannings, President: C. Emerick, Vice President: D. Rauls. SEC- OND ROW: D. Woods, B. Bar- rowclough, G. Sanders, J. Jones, C. Hutchens, J. Shaw, K. Schuele, K. Kennon, Mrs. Margaret Harris, Sponsor: R. Harris. THIRD ROW: A. McDaniel, G. Lena- han, J. Fleener, G. Camp, S. Slover, B. Maddox, J. Mayo. FOURTH ROW: N. Townsend, C. Churchill, F. Garrett, J. Con- nors, B. Younger. A ERICA JU IOR JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: M. Owen, Treas- urerg A. Sowell, Secretary? J. Smith, Vice President: A. Clark, President, B. Lampley. SECOND ROW: S. Wilson, K. Sarten, L. Hannings, G. Smart, L. Halford, D. Giordano, K. Vaughn, R. Mor- gan, V. Green, L. Myrick. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lucene Best, Spon- sorg A. Callery, L. Loflin, C. Heywood, C. Kilpatrick, J. Haw- kins, B. Roberts, C. Jones, A. Ellis. FOURTH ROW: S. Wil' liams, R. Pennel, D. Davis, C. Atkins, J. Sueno. Shelby County Hospital Treadwell students lead a group of patients in the singing of Christmas carols. RED CROSS Service to others. This is the purpose, goal, and principle of Junior Red Cross. This year, for the first time, Treadwell's Red Cross Council was di- vided into a junior high council and a senior high council. The junior council carried through several major projects: holiday favors for Shelby County Hospital, gift boxes for foreign countries, flower showers, and scrapbooks for Kennedy Hospital. The senior council's projects were just as enthusiastically carried out: visits to the Shelby County Hospital, collection of pocket novels for the hospital, an international chest program, flower showers, and cookie showers. ' ' J ' Y 'Z' '

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FIRST ROW: D. Trindle, J. Trammel, T. Cun- ningham, C. Roy. SECOND ROW: J. Buford, D. Johnson, M. Jobe, P. Cook, N. Cowen, D. Derryberry, P. Howell, S. Pike, L. Hilbun. THIRD ROW: L. Palmer, F. Sawyers, A. Thompson, J. Jones, K. Kennon, M. Marshall, C. Hutchens, W. Schmidt, L. Raspberry. FOURTH ROW: M. Cummins, D. Jones, N. Scott, B. Holder, W. Pitts, I... Baham, B. Cates. FIFTH ROW: M. Hamrick, D. Guthrie, F. Smith, R. Krone, A. Johnson, J. Cotton, G. Holt, K. Browning. ,I l V Z V x I ' nlll 1 FIRST ROW: D. Rye, A. Smith, M. Cole, M. Ballinger, Vice President, P. Boals, Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: C. Taylor, L. Wright, G. Parker, M. Campbell, P. Turner, J. Little, I. Pratt, D. Osborne, Secretary. THIRD ROW: L. Gatewood, S. Perry, J. Byrum, N. I-Iarmings, S. Mansfield, P. Lynch, J. Falls. FOURTH ROW: M. Mahaffey, S. Bishop, M. Flack, B. Winbigler, C. Grant, K. Hunt, K. Leonard, C. Durham. FIFTH ROW: R. Harris, J. King, B. Strickland, D. Lee, Mrs. Patterson, R. Hornbeak, J. Corder, T. McEwen, S. Rauls, L. McMahon, D. Meadows. Senorita Carolyn Grant shouts Ole! as she finishes the Mexican Hat Dance. P x PAIHCLB La lengua de nuestros vecinos al sur. Through Treadwell's Spanish Club students studying the language of our southern neighbors had an opportunity to learn more about the customs and ideas of Spanish-speaking people all over the world. In, club activities a special effort was made to give members personal experi- ence with Spanish people, Spanish foods, and realia. Field trips were made to Mexican restaurants, to Spanish movies, and to musical programs presented by Spanish-speaking people. From acquired knowledge of our neighbors, we are better able to under- stand their actions, thus improving in- ternational relations. I03