Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Vital members of tomor- row's business world - Members of the Secretarial Club learned more about the business world and became better acquainted with the duties of a good secretary through visits to business firms. Executives of various firms spoke at club meetings. ,x..!.'T ,fin FIRST ROW: P. Galloway, P. Harris. J. Magee, M. Moore, P. French, V. Owen, J. Fletcher, R. Green. SECOND ROW: F. Morris, L. Lee, G. Mc- Lemore, D. Saulters, J. Boartfield, J. Lee, O. Nowell, B. Cavitt, B. Souder, J. Heinz, M. Faught, N. Sanders, E. Olive, Presidentg J. Cobb. ? SECRETARIAL CL B 2' Is this a prediction of the future? Perhaps someday Brenda Cavitt Judge Beverly Boushe spoke to the members will he the efficient of the Law Club. FIRST ROW: Mr. Lineberry, Sponsor, N. Levy, M. Word, Treasurer, K. Leatherwood, B. Richardson, President: J. Barbee, G. Miller, Vice President. SECOND ROW: E. Webb, D. Cullum, C. Grant.,THIRD ROW: L. Houston, J. Terry, M. Darby, G. Boales. FOURTH ROW: R. Williams, F. Morris, N. Townsend. FIFTH ROW: B. Tatum, F. Willis, J. Bailey, S. Bradley, E. Clemmer. 4. 1 'I W V-Ein! -1 secretary to the noted lawyer James Barbee. LAW CLUB Insurance, parliamentary procedure, and legal documents were only a few of the subjects discussed at Law Club meet- ings. The major project of the club was to distribute identification cards to stu- dents with emergency accident proce- dures printed on the back. Speakers dur- ing the year included judicial, law en- forcement, and business authorities. IO7

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FRONT: Donald Flat, Park Sprague, John Bruno. BACK: Larry Cockrum, Mr. Reding, Sponsorg Jerry Vaughn, Mike Davis, Douglas Ray, Mike Mor- ris, John Miller, Roger Pattison. ROCKET CLUB Average velocity, nose cones, firing pins - from these overheard terms one knew that the Rocket Club was hav- ing another meeting. This year junior and senior high boys who were interested ini individual rocket projects organized to form this club. Through this group the boys were able to compare notes and discoveries. Group fir- ings are advantageous in that the members gain not only from individual accomplishments or errors, but also from those of others in the group. Chemistry, electricity, mechanics, and architecture - no matter in which of these fields of engineering a stu- dentls interest lay, he was able to find interesting infor- mation and companionship in Treadwell's Engineers' Club. Each month a speaker trained in a particular area of engineering was asked to talk with the club. Many of the speakers were supplied by Architects of Memphis. EN CINEERS' CLUB H lm' 3' ' ' ' Left to right: Ralph Lau- kaff, Bob McNeal, Mike Dorris, David Rauls, Den- nis Coggin, Emanuel Cheek, Mr. Bruce Crumpton, Mr. William Vickery, Sponsors. it Hm..wt. .M .mm Q l .L' ..t 'mHlHM

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FIRST ROW: R. Baker, J. Garm, L. Crocker, B. South, R. Lauk- hliff, B. Williams, C. Sowell, M. Doris, C. Emerick. SECOND ROW: D. Foster, L. Cockrum, L. Beaver, J. Morton, E. Duni- vant, S. Moyers, F. Drake, R. Ragsdale, B. Jones, T. Scott, J. Morris. THIRD ROW: Mr. J. D. Reding, Sponsorg G. Holt, R. Haynes, J. Mayo, L. Davis, L. Walker, Secretaryg J. Neal, Treas- urerg W. Rushton, Vice Presi- dent, D. Janss, President, T. Geiger, R. Swain, L. Higginbot- ham. I EY CLUB Service to school and community, and development of Among the school projects were the operation of con- useful leaders, who will be capable of service to com- cession stands at basketball games, decoration of goal posts munity, nation, and world in years to come, were the for the football games, and aiding the management of purposes of Treadwell's Key Club this past year. Treadwell's Science Fair. The Honorable Stanley Dillard, City Commissioner, raises an amusing point at the Key Club Banquet. 08 At the Banquet Tommy Cunningham, Larry Walker, and Larry Davis present Key Club Sweetheart Alice McNeely and altemates Sandra Vaughn and Mildred Ballinger. Members of the Key Club operated a concession stand during basketball games.