Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Alice McNeely, Memphis Sub-District FHA Pres- ident, prepares the program for a future Sub- District meeting. Bozo Ware and Wayne Rushton admire some of the trophies that the Treadwell Eagles have won in years past. These two boys made the Press-Scimitar second string in All-Memphis F oothall. .loc Morton, an outstanding student, works on his win- ning essay, Traffic Safety for Teenage Drivers, that won first prize in city com- petition. Left: Tommy Scott and Douglas Janss were two students chosen to represent Treadwell on Youth Hunts Headlines. chosen for the All- , Memphis band were Charles Emerick, . Larry Davis, and Lar- l' - W 131 ry Walker. 'N ' 1 June Bryan, winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award was caught reviewing the fundamentals of etiquette. Seniors who were -

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as' -dt: SENIOR H 0 ORS Each year Treadwell seniors acquire numerous honors which bring credit to themselves as well as to our school. The class of 1959 was an outstanding exam- ple -of this tradition. Even though all the awards were not known at the time this volume went to press, we did compile the honors which Were announced. These seniors, making all A's since the ninth grade, qualified to compete for various scholarships: Judy Forrester, P.T.A.g June Bryan, Sears, Glenna Boales, Cotton Carnivalg Norma Slover, Josephine Circleg Judy Wilkes, Elks Foundationg Emily Hatcher, P.T.A.g Ronnie Swain, Elks Foundation. TLT? Brenda Cavitt designs the cover of our yearbook. Nancy Hannings prepares to be- gin another busy day at Tread- well. She was a finalist in the General Motors, the National Honor Society, and the Merit Scholarships, and was featured as Teenager of the Week in the Memphis Press-Scimitar. The National Council of English Teachers selected her as one of the top English students in Ten- nessee. tion. Jimmy Mayo, one of Treadwell's fa- vorite seientists, was a finalist in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, and was in the upper 1021 of the na- Students making outstanding scores on the Merit Scholarship were Larry Y H Cockrum, Larry Walker, Jimmy Mayo, and Gayle Parker. Nancy Hannings, Jeff la.1 Wl 5,5 -ly 1. I-. Morris, and Bert Williams qualified as semi-finalists.

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Buddy McAfee and John Coy, two outstanding Treadwell boys, Janice McCammon, Gretta Guyton, Alice McNeeley, Patricia Ni- may make their future out of the Armed Forces. Buddy is an chols have worked hard all year to attain their FHA Degrees, which alternate for an appointment to Annapolis, and John won a nomi- involves projects concerning leadership, decision making, and man- nation for an appointment to the Air Force Academy. agement. 1958 SCHOLARSHIPS V Since our yearbook must go to press before we learn about many of our scholarships, we would like to sum- marize the results of 1958 scholarships as follows: Richard Barfield, Ford, University of Tennessee Linda Barnett, Memphis State University Bonnie Beaver, P.T.A. Dan Bowen, Southwestern Honor, Sears Richard Brown, Alternate to P.T.A., Merit Finalist, Southwestern Jean Brisco, Memphis State University Carol Buzbee, Memphis State University Sue Carson, Union University Betty Cavendar, Union University Jackie Clark, Union University, Memphis State Univer- sity Richard Dew, Southwestern Honor, Cotton Carnival, Josephine Circle ' Nancy Fowler, P.T.A. Barbara Franklin, P.T.A. John J acobus, P.T.A. John J effers, Merit Finalist Betty Ann King, P.T.A. Council, Memphis State Univer- sity Charles Landreth, Southwestern Grant Freddie Morton, Southwestern Leadership, Princeton Gail Oxendine, Memphis State University ' Leslie Palmer, King College, University of Tennessee Freshman, Betsy Vogel Science, Amvet and Bankers Organization Claude Pearson, Baylor Grant-in-aid John Perry, Tulane Grant-in-aid, Memphis State Uni- versity Grant-in-aid George Perryman, NROTC alternate, Memphis State University Billy Reed, Memphis State University Donna Shipman, Freed Hardeman Carol Ann Smith, Union University Maryan Smith, Sears Judith Stengquist, Betty Crocker Award, P.T.A. Mary Susan Templeton, Southwestern Grant Katherine Walker, M.S.C.W. - Elaine Weston, Southwestern Grant, Merit Finalist Wanda Whitten, lVl.S.C.W. Dorlyse Whaley, P.T.A. Joan Wilder, Memphis State University Douglass Wilson, Southwestern Grant I55