Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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JUNIOR HIG Treadwell --- ........... ---- .... -2 Treadwell ...... ......... 2 Treadwell ...... - ....... 1 Treadwell ..,....................... 2 Treadwell ---- ........ - ...... --.-2 Treadwell .......... ............ Treadwell ---- ........ FIRST ROW: B. Colvin, L. Scott, D. Joyner, R. Coleman, J. Escane, H. Cotten. SECOND ROW: R. Smith, M. Slaton, P. Templeton, M. Luton, D. Autry, D. Sticht, J. Fowler, C. Porter, THIRD ROW: B. Allen, J. Rodgers, R. Grant, R. Ballard, R. Henson, T. Gatewood, B. Phillips, D. Mills, H. Pittman. FOURTH ROW: D. Jamison, M. Breckinridge, F. Compton, R. Camp, O. Mills, J. Suratt. BABY EAGLES Learn Athletic Skills Under the fine coaching of Bill Luttrell and Claude Scott, the 1958 Baby Eagles enjoyed a very successful year. While winning six, they only lost one game in regu- lar league play. Although the Baby Eagles were forced to 'forfeit three ball games, they gained experience and dis- played good sportsmanship throughout the year. JUNIOR HIGH Interest in the football team was displayed by the fact that only three members quit the team during the year. The Baby Eagles will lose twenty-one team members in June, but there are nine returning lettermen for the next season. Glenda Chadick, Judy Collison, Sharon Smith, Penny James, Joann Warren, Sandra Pear- son, Brenda Davis, Gayle Bowen, Shelia Witt. ' Promote Spirit t Behind our winning junior high team this year, we had a very energetic group of cheer- leaders. These nine girls, with the cooperation of the student body, did a fine job of keeping the Baby Eagles' spirit flying throughout the whole season. 42

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Treadwell ............,... 0 Treadwell .............. 1 3 Treaclwell .............. 13 Treadwell ................ 7 Treadwell .....,........ 27 Treadwell .............. 33 ilgfffx DICK BURGE Back Our coaches put in many long hard hours both on and off the field. Whether teaching the funda- mentals, or scouting the other teams, the coaches' day is a long one. To this year's coaching staff, several new faces were added. Joining our excellent coaching staff headed by Coach Hardke, was the capable line coach, Coach Powell Puckett, and taking charge of the B team this year was Coach ,loe Peterson. Last, but not least, is Doc Fowler, who is always standing by to administer first aid to the injured player. Under their combined efforts, the team learned valuable lessons in teamwork and sports- manship. Treadwell scores only to lose to the powerful Southside Scrappers 32-7. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Germantown ........ 33 Messick ---- ..... ...,. - -O . V i, V , East ........................ 7 l. P. A rt if White Station -------6 fliif?-'lfff.5-L.. liitfiilf-HM' Frayser .. ............. 12 fiitfsf.-f7'lf' . r ff' '2':l 7 -es.f5..L,i3f l 1.-ff HY ' ', South Side - .......... ---7 Ei'zZzE'i.,Q,, f'2f . f1' ,,':f-this :Leah-T21A13?-e'4wJva'ifvaiafsmvgl43 H - fr :vw-25' ' ,.,, js-3+ ixgifvw-5 RANDELL SN IPES End F Coaches Hardke and Puckett demonstrate proper blocking as Coach Peterson and Doc Fowler look on. FRANCIS PERRY b Back JIM KING t Back TREADWELL 27 EAST HIGH 7 During the East High game Russell McGoff fired the Eagles up by making the first touchdown, with Buddy McAfee adding another tally in the same quarter. The team wasn't satisfied until Bozo Ware had scored twice on passes, leaving the final score 27-7. 4I

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OOTBALL SCORES . . 6 raining ...,............,.....,...,.., ingsbury ....... ......... 7 herwood .......... ......... 0 hire Station ....... ..,..,... 0 essick ........... ......... 7 ast ...... - ..... .... ......... 0 olonial ..... ....... 2 6 l 3 l l l This ycar's junior high managers are B. G. Petty and Jim Bacon. Coach Luttrell and Coach Scott discuss a new play before an PEE WEES Learn Fundamentals A fine season was enjoyed this year by the Treadwell Pee Wee foot- ball team. They tied for the division championship but lost the right to play for the city title by losing the play-off game in their division. afternoorfs practice. In their first year as junior high coaches at -' ' Treadwell, Coach Claude Scott and Coach Bill Lut- trell compiled a very impressive record. Through their energetic efforts much interest was revived in our junior high football program. . ,A FIRST ROW: B. Caldwell, D. Hardesty, J. Temple, F. Haynes, B. Rocks, B. Scott, J. Coy, M. Hansen. SECOND ROW: B. Loftin, E. Wilcox, D. Rodgers, B. Webber, S. Morrow, D. Baldridge, B. Dye, R. Henry. THIRD ROW: T. Adams, Managerg L. Lunsford, B. Rowe, R. French, W. Woody, B. Owens, L. Baker, M. Brewer. FOURTH ROW: R. Halford, M. Falls, C. Beard, C. Kinser, C. Calicutt.