Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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'W 'I'?:7F 1f?i, ' 1 1 lflhfllfi l DC I' DO A - :V lx .f ' -, 5 ' 2'- ,. VH: vi 'N FIRST ROW: Spencer, Woodruff, Ellis, Morton, Walker, Cowan, Davis. SECOND ROW: Baker, Ray, Vinson, Moyers, Emerick, Ragsdale, Drake. STAGE BAND Practical experience in the modern phases of instru- professional artists was tackled with enthusiasm by the mental music was provided by the Stage Band. Anything students who comprise this band. from presenting jazz concerts to accompanying local PARADE BAND Displaying marching precision, the Treadwell High School band performs at the military ceremony in which the Memphis high schools received new R.O.T.C. flags. - i cp: fgf T -mf' 0 W ,qw r

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.Bm-tstsq Mom, 3 9 nnxwnfttmt 9 9 nf. 'lfii O B ' Q 'AS ,. J. ' , fs ' ii no 0 o 09 e Q J as unun noone- 0 so 0 e Q0 9 . fi .i iaoof, m 0 o s Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Harlo McCall, Band Mastery Sergeant Ian Walters, Instructor Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Mary Parker, Honorary Lieutenant Colonel W. L. Mayhry, Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Annie Ellis, Faculty Sponsorsg Master Sergeant Thomas Boyle, Instructorg Ser eant Firt Class Richard Davis, Instructor. RE ERVE OFFICER TRAINING CURP Develops Leadership, Character and Sptrtt Tomorrow's Minute Men, is the motto of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. The cadets are taught various subjects: leadership, drill and command, weapons, map reading and aerial photography, tactics, military organi- zation, marksmanship, etc. It gives them the opportunity to accept responsibility and leadership readily, aiding them as they mature and become leaders of tomorrow. Our participation in the Veterans Day Parade, com- peting with the other six high schools, was an outstanding event even though we did not march away with the trophy as we did last year and three out of the last five years. We let the other units know that Treadwell R.O.T.C. is striving for first place again. The drill team's visit to Vanderbilt for the all-state Battalion Commander Lieutenant Colonel Larry Cockrum reviews the Battalion with Mr. E. C. Stimbert, Superintendent of Memphis City Schools, and Colonel E. P. Thompson, Chief of Tennessee Military District. drill competition was a beau appearance with its usual sna we can all he proud of. The annual Military Ball with four hundred attending The annual Command M off without a hitch, as here o ore re Superior rating. We did w and another 'cSuperior rat Federal Inspection. This co without the full cooperation With another year fading aw was another job well done. Mr. E. C. Stimbert and Mr. W the battalion as Master Sergeant son look on. , t ,J , ,. , E . v , -. Z ' .IQ an A .. . 5 .- . E is ?