Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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10-9 10-10 , df FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Jobe, Chaplain, Larry McMahon, Patsy Cook, Secretary-Treasurerg Kay Schuele, Billy Caldwell, Vice President, Rosemary Jones, President. SECOND ROW: Walter Tardy, Patsy Haynes, Donna Fly, Cherry Dorris, Judy Morris, Mary Todd, Kay Baxter, Linda Wright, Carolyn Pozzi, Bill Lowery. THIRD ROW: Edward Clemmer, Marilyn Mauney, Judy Tucker, Bessie Souder, Donna Sue Saxe, Lynda Monroe, Carolyn Roach, Pamela Sutton, Mildred Shoemaker, Miss Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Michael Cummins, Robert Brown, Donald Wolfe, Bobby Martindale, Wayne Coghill, Jerry Hodge, Lee Owen, Hugh McVeigh, Jimmy McCullough. Sopho-mores Plan Courses for Careers. FIRST ROW: Hugh Maxwell, Presidentg Linda Cornatzer, Secretary, Vic Scott, Ann Thompson, Treasurer, Jimmy Black, Carol Kinser. SECOND ROW: Patricia Mayo, Barbara Lindsey, Linda Norden, Diane Rodgers, Beverly Maddox, Robbie Whitaker, Jean Newman, Beverly Zacharias, Tresa Ross. THIRD ROW: Steve Sexton, Tommy Vogt, Athel Wade, Pete Gay, Lonnie Thweatt, Jean Gibson, LaWanda Austin, Judy Stacks, Peggy Nichols, Mrs. Parker. FOURTH ROW: Luther Huff- man, Dennis Johnson, Roy Stone, Don Jackson, Jerry Howell, David Wood, Kenneth Nabors, Max Ballard. 'himkilf ..,. .1Ml,.,.. l9iil7RI1K,...W:l .1 L..l' .., ..... JEULIK' ..... .,'.., I- 'kfsrf-.3

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WN-4, The homeroom presidents look cheerful as they remember the gay events of their freshman year. Seated: Bill McAtee, Jim Fowler, Carlene Harris, Ricky Coleman, Ellen Ratliff, Sandra Barron. Standing: Leslie Wood, Gayle Bowen, Ray Wintker, Ronnie Smith. THE FRESHMAN CLASS or NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE Finally a Freshman! At last the first important mile- stone of the high school year was reached. Registration, the first highlight of the year, presented the freshman with his first opportunity to choose classes and arrange his own schedules. The all important high school academic record that will follow the student through years to come began this year. The eager freshman was soon caught up in the exciting whirl of high school activities. School spirit and loyalty reigned higher this year than ever before, as the ninth grade student scurried to keep up with both junior and I76 senior high sports. Membership to clubs of varied inter- ests were opened to the freshman. Junior Honor Society membership stood out as the high goal and honor that was bestowed on a deserving select few. Through the Junior Student Advisory Board ninth graders were faced with the responsibility, as well as the privilege, of self- government. The year was climaxed with promotional exercises. By this time the freshman had truly earned his own special niche in the busy academic and social life of Treadwell High School.