Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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By taking charge of such details, the office assistants left school secretaries additional time to care for more important matters. The experience gained by the helpers may prove invaluable in the future when they are seeking employment. SSISTAN TS JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Left to right: Linda Moore, Bar- bara Cox, .ludy Smith, Janie Pratt, Wally Pinckley, Norris Wells, Linda Cornatzar, Melba Jones, Jerry Levy, Carolyn Cook, Phyllis George, Leslie Wood, Barbara Pruett, Dorothy Childress, Linda Cox. '27 SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSIST- ANTS-Left to right: Ann Barksdale, Elaine Hopkins, Robbie Whitaker, Linda McCarter, Barbara Lamb, Mary Todd, Bonnie Holder, Beverly Arrow- smith, Ella Mae Hite, Dot Moffatt. SSISTANTS efficiency of Treadwell's libraries. Without them, students would not have found research materials or literary entertainment so readily available. For all the kindnesses of this group, Treadwell says, Thank you! ff.- 2 , .415 JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSIST- ANTS-Seated: Betty Collins, Brenda f' -- Mahr, Anita Falls, Janice Paschall. Standing: Kathryn Sarten, Cheryl Peterson, Barbara Cox, Patsy Collins, Judith Smith, Gail Clark, Mary Bai- ley, Vernita Green, Ann Clark.

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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

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TRI M Chapter 59414 of Modern Music Masters, national honorary music society, was granted a charter at Tread- well in the fall of 1958. Membership requires satisfactory completion of a written examination and a performance. Thirteen members were inducted by the charter officer. Parents and friends were invited to attend the first for- mal initiation. Establishment of this chapter has given incentive to students to improve their musicianship. FIRST ROW: A. Watson, L. Monroe, V. Montague. SECOND ROW: M. Green, J. Hargan, R. Watkins, L. Dickison, J. Brock. THIRD ROW: A. Hawks, P. Williams, P. Goodman, J. Morton, A. Matthews. FOURTH ROW: M. Smith, J. Fleming, S. Allen, M. Drake, O. Green. FIFTH ROW: M. Jennings, P. Loveall, E. Olive, P. Noe. SIXTH ROW: L. Dacus, C. Lyon, T. Taylor. SEVENTH ROW: O. Nowell, M. Jones. EIGHTH ROW: J. Goad, M. McCoy. NINTH ROW: P. Byrd, K. Baxter. Taylor, J. Goad, C. Maharrey, P. Byrd, J. Brock, A. Matthews. THIRD ROW: R. Futrell, D. man, Advisor: M. McCoy, P. Goodman, A. Hawks. High school musicians, seeking to develop musical knowledge and technique, found just such an opportun- ity in Treadwell's Senior Chorus. At Christmas the chorus presented the cantata, A Star in the Sky, for both the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion and the student body. Members of the group parti- cipated in the Memphis Music Festival and in the All- State Chorus, held in Nashville, Tennessee, during March. To round out a year of hard work and fun, the entire chorus gave their annual Spring Concert. E IOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: B. lBeith,' B. Caldwell. SECOND ROW: T. Enos, W. Whitaker. THIRD ROW: J. Covington, J. Gordon. FOURTH ROW: G. Martin, D. Jacobs, B. Williams. FIFTH ROW: A. Nel- son, F. Brown. SIXTH ROW: C. Jennings, G. Barreare, R. Fu- trell, D. Enos. SEVENTH ROW: D. Coggin, H. Jones, .L Hud- son, G. Holt. EIGHTH ROW: D. Bennett, J. Thronberry, J. Holt. . .,.. .A y ' 155,-, 1-1--. .vrisitfgij 5' y - V 1. ,,-..-..-- -. I FIRST 'ROW: M. Green, M. Smith, J. Holt, J. Covington, J. Hargan. SECOND ROW: T. Enos, Mrs. Martha Ann Hardi-