Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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46-Q fl si 1,91 'lr- A4'ex, Q-.I Smiling over the future, the Senior Class Officers, Ronnie Swain, Treasurerg Larry Davis, Presidentg Nancy Hannings, Vice Presidentg Patsy Boals, Secretaiyg Alice McNeeley, Social Chairman, and Dick Burge, Social Chairman, are pictured in a planning session. THE E IOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE September of 1958 opened the fresh pages of a new book, destined to be filled with fond memories as the seniors plimged enthusiastically into the long-awaited year. No dream is more cherished, perhaps, than that of being a senior. ln May of the junior year the dream he- gan to materialize upon the arrival of the senior rings. Registration day opened the book to a new and thrilling year. Mr. Maybry brought us down to earth by reminding us of the quality of work expected from seniors, the im- portance of leaving behind a good record, and the vital- ness of dependability and punctuality. With the first day of classes a new chapter had begun. Talking to friends, hurrying to classes, passing tests, and rushing to the lunchroom will always hold a treasured spot in our book of memories. Sports have an exciting chapter in our lives. Colorful memories of basketball and football games, noisy pep meetings, and the glamor of the football banquet will long l24 persist in the minds of Treadwell graduates. This year our basketball team had an outstanding record, which ex- emplified our enthusiasm and appreciation for sports. May brought us the 1959 Annual with its permanent record of our achievements and activities. Our joy knew no bounds! As our book draws to a close, a happily remembered chapter is filled with excitement and gaiety of the tradi- tional ,lunior-Senior Prom. For many, the Prom with its color, soft music, and swish of dresses will be considered a high spot in their senior days. With the closing of the last chapter, the strains of Treadwell's Ahna Mater swell out as the seniors receive their diplomas. As the final page of our book is gently closed, the seniors with glistening tears walk out to meet life with the training and experiences received at Tread- well.

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TREAD L Twelve Years of Memories Jimmy Archibald Doris Armstrong Diane Amold Dixie Austin Reba Arendale MW ARCHIBALD, JAMES - Major: Mathematics. Minor: Science, History. Activities: Red Cross lg Track 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 4. ARENDALE, REBA-Major: Science. Minor: Commercial. Activities: Biology Club 2. ARMSTRONG, DORIS-Major: Mathematics. Minor: Science, Language. Activities: Twelve-Year Club 4: Prayer Meeting Group 4, Latin Club 2, 3: Science Club 4, American History Club 4. ARNOLD, DIANE-Major: Science. Minor: Mathematics, Home Econo- mics. Activities: Office Staff 2: Honorary Major 4: Officers and Sponsors Club 45 FHA 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Science Club 4-g Biology Club 2: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Tri-S 4. AUSTIN, DIXIE-Major: Science. Minor: Mathematics, Commercial. Activities: Student Advisory Board 23 Office Staff 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 45 Science Club 3, 4: Biology Club 2. AUSTIN, WILLIAM-Major: History. Minor: Industrial Arts, Art. Activi- ties: Homeroom Social Chairman 3, 4. AUTRY, DONALD-Major: Mathematics. Minor: History, Science. Activi- ties: Twelve-Year Club 4: Non-Commissioned Officers Club 3. AVENT MICHAEL--Major: Mathematics. Minor: History, Commercial. Student Advisory Board 4-9 Red Cross 2: Football 2, American History Club 35 Non-Commissioned Officers Club 3. BAILEY, WILLIAM-Major: Science. Minor: History, Mathematics. Ac- tivities: Law Club 4. BAILEY, ROBERT-Major: Science. Minor: History, Industrial Arts. Activities: Non-Commissioned Officers Club 3. lgvrtsu. mini Etiilisif 193913 Gif mfs! 94.2 I 'EERE 3' .91 ilk' El' Eh FI 1.. Robert Ragsdale, Glenna Boales, and Charles Emerick begin their last busy day at Treadwell. William Austin Don Autry Mike Avent Jimmy Bailey Bob Bailey I