Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Students listen attentively as Peggy Turner reads a dramatic selection. .F.L. Five Treadwell speech students earned mem- bership in the National Forensic League last year. Activities participated in this year by Treadwell's NFL members included the Southern Speech Association in Louisville, Kentucky, the Voice of Democracy Contest, the Constitution Oratorical Contest, and Kiwanis Tennessee In- terscholastic Literary League. Scott Moyers delivers his ora- tron, Speak for Democracy. Tommy Scott and Vicka Holt compile notes for a debate. ggbs A Compiling notes, San- dy Clark typed a speech for her next assignment. 'fas- ,bl ATIO AL THE PIAN SOCIETY Dear Ruth -this was the successful, hilarious com- production was the most outstanding event of the year for edy, presented by Treadwell's National Thespian Society, the Thespians. that made itself dear to the funnybones of many Other activities included a formal induction service Treadwellites as well as patrons in the community. This during assembly and the production of a Christmas play. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: M. Martin, S. Moyers, B. Holder, K. Schuele, S. Clark, T. Scott, B. Gann. SECOND ROW: M. C. Campbell, K. Ball, L. Burns, D. Pry- on, A. Voss, L. Laney, J. Coad, Miss Eleanor Cool- ey, Advisorg P. Weeks, L. Hardcastle, P. Turner, J. Winters, B. Phillips. THIRD ROW: C. Steele, M. McAfee, M. Elmore, R. Bowling, G. Woods, C. Halford, N. Scott, E. Hite. X l l I y 4 ati rx' ---g?

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II4 FIRST ROW: P. Hall, G. Clark, C. Ogle, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: W. Phillips, D. Wiles, L. Davenport, S. Williams, L. Sur- ratt, D. McMinn, M. Jones, B. Bryant, S. Bullard, S. Smith, C. Hannis. UNIOR F.H.A. Through Junior F.H.A., freshman girls were able to look toward the future, when they would be America's homemakers, and trained themselves accordingly. They learned to improve their personal appearance and home living through' lectures, demonstrations, and home proj- ects. The outstanding project of the year was the dressing of dolls for the Goodfellows' Cl1I'iStII1aS drive. These FHA girls dressed dolls for the Goodfellows' Christ- mas charity program. DEBATE TEAM Affirmative! Negative!', Members of a Treadwell times during the year in Memphis and Shelby County. I debate team took a stand, and another interesting spirited The team with jthe best record was sent to Louisville, debate was off to a good start. Kentucky, for the Southern Speech Conference. Two debate teams represented Treadwell at various l Left to right: S. Clark, M., McAfee, 'D. Rauls, Miss El- ' eanor Cooley, Ad- .visorg J. Mayo, G. Tyner, T.' Geiger, T. McEwen, V. Van Eaton, M. Word, T. Scott. 1 5 E ' xi .. fn rr. lx..l !... ... .. .

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ELEMENTARY OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Left to right: Judy Fletcher, .Iudy Morris, Bessie Souder, Sammy Jackson, Jackie Barron, Sherry Cockran, Reba Green. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSIST- ANTS-Left to right: Judy Dalrym- ple, Wanda Woodside, Jean Eastwood, Sharon Thompson, Pat Bradsher, Joyce Hopper, Joan Little, Dixie Austin, June Heinz, Pat Manness, Larry Cockrum, Marsha Maness. SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSIST- ANTS-Front: Joan Little. Seated: Joy Lee, Reba Green, Judy Moore, Claire Powers. Standing: Sue Truitt, Eugenia Boyd, Karen Oliver, Phyliss Dew, Rita Watkins, Betty Thweat, .lohn Miller, Mrs. Clara Dunaway, Dot Parker. Office assistants donated the most valuable thing they had to the school-time! Even though it may have been but an hour each day, Tread- well was very grateful to these people. Their duties included checking attendance, running errands, filing, typing, and other gen- eral work. OFFI 1 -' A. VA -L Lf 71 r - ' LIBRART Checking books in and out, keeping shelves in order, assisting students, running errands- these were just a few of the tasks that kept the library assistants busy. Donating their time and energy to serve the school, student assistants proved essential to the