Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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GRAD UA T10 The End- The Beginning Commencement brought a flood of memories-each separate, each distinct, each treasured! The joy of achievement was foremost in the minds of Treadwell graduates, but the joy was somewhat diminished with the thought of leaving our second home and making our way in the world. Perhaps the sentiment of each senior was best expressed by Larry J oe Davis, president of the Senior Class, in his commencement address: . . . Four years ago when we entered high school, this graduation ceremony was only a distant goal-an As graduation time drew near, Miss Johnson helped Larry Joe Davis, Senior Class president, re- hearse his commencement speech while members of the senior class listened attentively. end toward which to strive. We were as pioneers going to a new land, facing obstacles and difficulties. Just as the early settlers were joyous upon their arrival at their long-awaited destination, so are we joyous as we have reached our destination, commencement exercises. Tonight we realize we also face new and challenging frontiers. As the early Americans left their friends and familiar surroundings to launch out toward new fron- tiers, we tonight leave the friends and familiar surround- ings of high school to launch into our future lives . . . Music, laughter, and dancing-these are the memories of the Junior-Senior Prom relived at graduation time. g