Trezevant High School - Den Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1967 volume:

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CDF IDEA AND TALENTS ,af 1 ld AND PERSONALITIES x twgww- 1,4 if X??ff2,u 2 lm Y . , Q.. V 1' I . , ., ' ,,'f5'f1-'QW H ,Egg-5 'MY' 2 .,.. W' f F f Qkf S+ ,335 amy, r Y '--'fu' . .f ,Y-, E '. S ty X, I Q1,,paJ ' Ja Wfyigqgx 1 , , . , J .N . Q x . M., ' 'Q i if 2 J' If ,,f1gf.L'p'+.1f if - N -yin , an .W S , xx, , . .f -f' , f J 1 . . . 'S 'f .. 1 ' yu 1 ' S N ,, Hgmk' W 'f ., I T. yffml ,Y ' ' ,, ez- Wmvi ' L ff-wi' A y 3 5 '55-i l., ., K - . A X I I X X K W ' sax ' - 'J A Ri? F' y. ,113 , 'S If w- E A - 15' A JJ? A ,Iii .V Wf '31 - My J 1, 4: fx? g 3,-5 S-3 DEDICATION OF 1967 DEN TO MISS CHIMANE ADAMS 41 w The Annual Staff of 1967 proudly ded- icates our yearbook, The Den, to you, Miss Adams. Being our staff spon- sor for three years, many hours of your time have been devoted to the annual. Understanding our careless- ness and forgetfulness, you have helped us in moments of despair. By encouraging the students to develop their talents, you have made their lives more productive. Surely the Den Staff could not have been successful with- out your faithful instructions. 1'-v '-'rw PASSING IDEAS AND TEACHINGS ON - ails TO THE NEW GENERATION N J, Mr. Polk graduated from Central High School in Memphis and obtained a B.S. and M.A. degree from Memphis State University. He continued to further his education and has presently almost completed his work toward his doctorate from the University of Tennessee. l X X M .11-1' In l l fl I0 'iw OUR PRINCIPAL A well-known man to Trezevantites is Mr. L. R. Polk, We see him often-working out our prob- lems, leading us in assemblies, and guiding visi- tors through our now-famous school. Having been principal since the school's estab- lishment in 1960, Mr. Polk is iustly credited with its growth and progress. Before he began his role as principal of Trezevant, he had been a teacher, an athletic coach, and an elementary school prin- cipal. A man of many interests, Mr. Polk is a Mason, a member of Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Kappa, all principals' and teachers' associations, and attends Second Presbyterian Church. Despite his varied activities, Mr. Polk still finds ample time to devote to his wife, Dorothy, and their five children. - i if ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL fun' -I I .. I ilf Prior to his promotion to the office of assistant principal, Mr. Hamilton taught Industrial Arts, Math, Science, and was a Guidance Counselor. He further dis- played his interest in young people as sponsor of the Radio Club. Mr. Hamilton's qualifications for the de- manding task of being in charge of the administrative responsibilities of this of- fice stem from the B.S. and M.A. degrees he earned while at Memphis State Uni- versity. This year Trezevant added another first to its list. This was our first year with an assistant principal, Mr. John Hamilton. He works diligently handling all the neces- sary student disciplinary actions and var- ious other administrative duties. NJ 1 be Our secretaries, MRS. THELMA GRAVES and MRS. CHARLENE RUSHING, perform invaluable services for our school. Many of the tasks which are necessary to keep a school functioning are taken for granted. We can thank them for seeing that tests are duplicated, absentees are checked, and the necessary clerical work is done. Whatever the task, they do it well, ef- ficiently, and with a smile. I2 OFFICE STAFF AIDS ADMINISTRATION ARE, 1, f i Q15 34 43 U I- Q . , if Q Fifi ,S Q- , I rt I :Alf ig X if . - . P1151 r -1' 4 e.. K r I , I if Q .ggi K, ,f it M 3 a f ,Q W A ' .ii-1555?-T, If' 5 -.x L -if , y J iq? gigs I L 7 ix , yay? ,gg 1 ' ' ' f ' 'Jai Jggigf ' ki cr an fi. I L-'kg kr I I A ., s k TMSQQFS I , ,Q V f - 11, , t ,. ,i , I NU 'gf ' ft lm EFFICIENT SCHOOL STAFF AT WORK are happy to welcome Mrs. Travis and Mrs. Gary to the staff at Trezevant. They very cooperative with everyone, and do a fine iob managing our cafeteria. X-ini. 1 i Tyner keeps busy complying with the teachers' maintenance requests. Everyone depends upon Mr. Kelly, who undertakes each task with a school appreciates the work of the custodial staff-they keep our smile. ding comfortable and attractive. I3 el ,, A' l K I MRS. GERRY ARNOLD Memphis State University, B.A., English, Language Arts Annual Staff Coiponsor ENGLISH MR ROGER EASOM East Central Junior College, A.A., University of Southern Missis- sippi, B.A., English, Bear Facts Co-Sponsor MRS. NANCY FIELDER Birmingham-Southern C o I I e A.B., English, Speech Club 3 Sponsor MRS. SUSAN LUNN Blue Mountain College, B.A., English, Student Council Spon- SOI' I4 MRS. MARY MORGAN Tennessee College, A.B., Univer- sity of North Carolina, M.A., English l E MRS. CAROLYN MCNEIL Memphis State University E English, Debate Sponsor ENGLISH ,H f Q f I K X 2-wg :iii 5 ' 'R - .,L. , MRS. CHERYL NEILL MISS ROSEMARY ROPER MRS, DOROTHEA ROSOF Memphis State University, B.A. Louisiana State University, B.S.p Florida Stare University BA English English Language Arts, English W 4? QI? MRS. RUTH WOOD Arkansas State Teachers College, B.S.E., English, Bear Facts Spon- sor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor ' it MRS. NELLITA YOUNG Memphis State University, B.S.p English, Mathematics MATHEMATICS MRS. CAROLYN DAVIS MRS. CAMILE GIBSON Memphis State University, B.S.p Memphis State University, B.S. Algebra Mathematics, English MISS IRENE HIGLEY MRS. BETTYE LYNN Memphis State University, B.S.y Southwestern at Memphis, B.A Mathematics, Physics, Physica! Sci- Mathematics, Science ence Club Sponsor MATHEMATICS MR. WILLIAM MIDDLETON Memphis State University, B.S., M.A.g Advanced Math, Guidance, Senior National Honor Society Sponsor MRS. DRAPER TRAMEL Mississippi State College for Women, B.S.p Mathematics MR. CHARLES PROVINCE Union University, B.S.g Algebra. General Science, Biol09Yf Physical Education MR. JAMES SWIFT, JR. Arkansas State College, B.S.E.: Algebra, Junior National Honor Society Sponsor MRS. SUSAN WHITEHORN Memphis State University, B.S.: Geometry, Algebra, Advanced Math, Junior ciety Sponsor National Honor So- I7 SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. PAT DEBARDELEBEN Memphis State University, M.A.f Union University, B.S., American History MISS MARGARET DOUGLASS Memphis State University, B.S., M.A., American History, American Government MR. W. 5. DONALD Delta State College, -B.S., Uni- versity of Mississippi, M.A.p American History, Cross Country, Physical Education, Basketball and Track Coach 'Z'w SOCIAL STUDIES R. M niVxsHyLAE':Y -E3nnl:::g:ONBS , MISS DONNA MORRIS MR. HENRY THOMPSON ond Geography Americgn Memphis Siafe Universify. B-S.: Memphis State University, B.S Tennessee History, Geography M.A.7 Geography Ury: Junior Bear Club Sponsor I I I 'age-1' COMMERCIAL ARTS MISS CHIMANE ADAMS Memphis State University, B.S.: M.A.y Stenography, Secretarial Office Practice: Annual Sponsor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor MR. ROBERT CARTER Memphis State University, B.S., M.A.p General Shop, Metal Shop, Electricity: Radio Club Sponsor MRS. NANCY BOMAR Blue Mountain College, B.A.g Home Economics, Science: Stu- dent Council Sponsor MISS MARTHA HALE University of Mississippi, B.S.C.: Typewriting, Notehand MR. FRANCIS HARMAN Memphis State University, B.S., M.A.p General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Stamp and Coin Col- lectors Sponsor, Industrial Arts Club Sponsor COMMERCIAL ARTS MR. DENNIS HIRSCH Memphis State University, B.S.: Industrial Arts, Woodworking, Drafting, Pee Wee Football Coach MRS. LINDA HILL Memphis State University, B.B.A.p Economics, Typewriting, Short- hand, Junior Pep Squad Sponsor xl Z K-an QM Mas. Bonnie NELSON Mns. PHYLLIS TAYLOR University of Mississippi, s.s.c., University of Mississippi, B-S.: Bookkeeping Home Economics, F.H.A. Spon- SOI' 2I SCIENCE ,fx ,. iq r MRS. LOUISE GEORGE MR. JAMES OAKS Vanderbilt University, B.A.p Sci- Florence State College, B.S.f ence, Coin Club Sponsor Chemistry MISS ROSEMARY PRICE University of Southern Missis- sippi, B.S., Bi0I09Yf Advanced' Biology, Senior National Honoi' Society Sponsor, Biology Club Sponsor MR. TALMADGE PYRON Mississippi State College, B.S.7 Science, Shop 22 MR. SIDNEY SABLOW 'Trinity University, B.S., M.A.p General Science, Head Coach for Junior Track LANGUAGE ARTS MRS. MILDRED BONNER so - l y MRS. LURLINE GOLDEN Mary Washington College of the University of Mississippi, B.A., University of Virginia, B.A.g Latin, R.O.M.E. Club Sponsor Speech, Thespian Troupe 1480, Speech and Co-Debate Sponsor MISS MARGARET RIES Siena College, B.A.f French, .lun- ior Cheerleaders Sponsor, French Club Sponsor MISS SHIRLEY SIEGMAN Sophie Newcomb College, B.A Sppnish, Spanish Club Sponsor FINE ARTS 'Niki I I MRS. DIXIE AVEY MRS. LORETTA BARTLETT MR. HARRY DAY Memphis State University, B.S.g Florence State College, B.A., Art, University of Arkansas, B.S. Art, Art Club Sponsor Red Cross Sponsor University of Indiana, M.M.E., strumental Music Band CI Sponsor MRS. MARY GLASSCOCK X University of Missouri, B.S., Voc I Music, Concert Choir Sponsor MRS. CONNIE HENDRIX MRS. CAROLYN MOSS MRS. MARIE PETREMAN Drake University, B.F.A.g Art, Red Memphis State University, B.S.p Memphis State University B. Cross Sponsor Art, Art Club Sponsor Vocal Music 24 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. NAOMI CHANCE MRS. JEANINE MARTY Memphis State University, B-5-. Southeast Missouri State College M.A.g Physical Education, Senior 8.5.5 Physical Education Cheerleaders Sponsor, Book Store MJ. 1'-'Q fi MR. EDWIN NECAISE MR. KEN WYATI' Memphis State University, B.S., Belmont COIIEQO. 5-5-i PIYYSICUI Phygicgl Education: Fogfball Education, Athletic Director, Bas- Cogqh ketball and Baseball Coach sl-Q LIBRARIAN ADMINISTRATIVE MISS SHIRLEY BARBER Memphis State University, B.S., Librarianp Library Club Sponsor INTERN MR. LYMAN PRICE Memphis State University, B.S., M.Ed.f Administrative Intern As youth, it is often difficult for us to recognize the need for proper adult guidance. Yet the youth of Trezevant recognize the need for and have this supervision in our principal, our teachers, and our two devoted guidance counselors, Mrs. Nancy Hem and Mrs. Clydene Booth. These two diligently work throughout the day solving students' varied problems. A complete Ii- brary is located in their office containing the latest college catalogues, vocational aids, and standard- ized test information. 26 GUIDANCE A SCHOOL OF MANY ELEMENTS THINKING PERFORMING JOKING LEARNING S E N I O R C L A S S vice President-FREDDIE HOLLAND OFFICERS President-STEVE CORY Secretary-JANICE FORRESTER Lawrence Donald Anderson Carole Ann Archer Sybnlla Mane Barley Mary Krrshn Baker Helen Lee Ballow Rebecca Lee Beall Glenda Sheryl Blackard Linda Ann Bomar iw Brenda Gall Bedwell Barbara Ann Blckersfaff Lucinda Dell Bosnick Joe Allen Brown Kenneth Larry Brown Linda Faye Brown Sammle Inez Brown Van Scolf Caulk C ?7 1 Q? Phillip Andrew Campbell Benila Fay Clark Sharon Lynn Campbell Virginia Carol Carson Patricia Carter Janet Lewis Clark 32 l Rose Cochran William Thomas Collier William Edward Collins Curtis Cockrell Gary Conklin Steven Clinton Cory Edgar William Cox, Jr. Russell Cloyde Crawford Ill Eugene Collier Linda Kay Cunningham Martha Ellen Daniel :..f? , ,, f , . I .V tl ' A I ,KV ' 741' 1 ? ' af Gary Edward Davis Belinda Avah DeGood Bertha Jean Delk James Devoe Delk William Jay Drumm Linda Dianna Dunn Sandra Kay Dunn Lawrence Robert Edwa l l 35 I Z Vi k.ilk I ,4,, ,g,, g . : I 4116 l i. i,- gf? it X I William Wayne Epps Donna Lynn Estes Anita Louise Evans leorge Rudolph Favati Linda Louise Fitzgerald Mary Ellen Flack Curtis Michael Fogle nda Kay Forck Janice Paulette Forrester R6Ym0f1Cl Earl Fortune Harold Andrew Fuller Datricia Ann Garrett Frances Particia Gemmill Brenda Kay Gentry 35 Brenda Darlene Gill Carolyn Sue Goad Ronald Russell Goforth Debra Ruth Gillock Lora Faye Goudy Vicky Glenda Gray Sammy Gillion David E. Green Martha Karen Griffin fab!! Rex Hardwick Ill Marilyn Ann Henshaw Judy Ann Howell iw, g dx V Carolyn Ann Hess Arthur Don High Jr. Marleen Gale llles mr' gv 'YY ,J 51, Cindy Gayle Hodges Freddie Holland Gary Reginald Ingram 'Pih- Eff if George Thomas Jarrett Betty Hall Joe Clarence Wayne Johnson Larry Hamm Johnson Susan Joan Johnson Jean Hope Johnson Kerrence Elizabeth Juette Harry Paul Kaczmarek 1. . . . ,J Cheerleaders are full of enthusiasm!!! Kathryn Lois Kimery Elizabeth Jane Langston t5-wx, -QQ' '-MI Martha Lynn Knight Nowlin Kenneth Knight James Fredrick Lamica James Walter Leonard, Jr. Patricia Ann Long Mary Ann Lowdermilk Hal and Randy are intoxicated by their work. 5-sag. ij i , 1 Dianne Marcia Marrs William Glenn McCullough Raymond Elton Meadors 40 Janet Grace Martens Peggy Ann Martin 'Y-sv Edward McGregor Paul Holland McRae 'in-Alf 4 I Kenneth Cole Meredith Jacqueline Mitchell Carol Jane Mizell Kenny Ray Moore Paula Kaye Morris Raymond Morton Patricia Karen Mossing Peggy Anne Myers , ,,,A V-.f Linda Sue Nelson Cathy Ann Owen Judy Carol Owen S 'Niki ' I. 'igt--,,-V f .A ,V 2 Patrick Lawrence Katherine Joyce Parker Michael Owen Parker Larry Franklin Pafterso Pankhursf Mary Gay Preslar Steve Joseph Raby William Edward Ragge Sandra Gail Peacock P , Louanne Rains Lockie Imaiean Roberts Sherry Ann Roy 42 l 1 Diana Dee Sanderson Lynda Joyce Sellers Charlotte Elaine Shirley Jeffrey Arnold Shotwell Ralph Sides Teresa Beth Simms Linda Carol Simpson Virginia Ann Slayman Paul Eugene Smith Steve Keith'Smith Thomas Eugene Smith Robert Lee Sowell Margaret Doreen Streich Christopher Suarez Leslie Ruth Sumrall Rhonda Ann Swayze Katherine Lorena Terrell Steven Ray Tillie Judith Ann Thomas N X Roberta Gene Thompson Kathryne Irene Trenz Charles Leonard Varner Mary Lou Wafler Q '--wa Ev eq'-r A ar' if L 'uv 7 YLLI74 Dauline Ann Weaver David Frederick White Louis Holiman White Leslie Ellen Wienert Helen Carol Williams Hilda Jane Williams Christina Ruth Wilson Roy Lawrence Yeager f- nz, Rebecca Leah Young It's Crawford, not Crawdadl Mrs. Hill 45 SENIOR STATISTICS LAWRENCE DONALD ANDERSON-Mafor: Math, Mi- nor: Science, Social Studies, Student Council I, 2, Honor Society I, Civitan Citizen I, Football I, 2, Golf I, 3, Swimming I, 4, Track I, Latin Club I, Bear Facts, Reporter 4, Biology Club 2, Math Club I, Cub Club I,Math Contest I CAROLE ANN ARCHER-Major: V. Music, Minor: Spanish, Math, Science, Cheerleader 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, Homecoming Court, Ist Alternate 4, Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Red Cross I, 2, 4, Brigadoon 3, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Bear Facts 4, Biological Club 3 SYBILLA MARIE BAILEY-Major: Math, Minor: Science, History, Speech, Art Club 4, Library Worker 4, MARY KRISTIN BAKER-Major: Art, Minor, Science, History, Language, French Club 4, Art Club 2, 4, Debate Club 4, Brigadoon 3 HELEN LEE BALLOW-Major: Math, Minor: Business. Educ., History, Modern Language Club 2, Band Club I, 2, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3 REBECCA LEE BEALL-Maior: Music, Minor: Speech, History, Concert Choir I, 4, Speech Club 3, Brig- adoon 3 BRENDA GAIL BEDWELL-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Science, Business Educ., Transfer from Savannah, Tennessee BARBARA ANN BICKERSTAFF-Major: V. Music, Mi- nor: Speech, History, Thespians 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, West-Tenn. Chorus 4, Speech Club 3, Debate Club 3, Brigadoon 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, lmaginary lnvalid 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 GLENDA SHERYL BLACKARD-Major: Home Ec., Mi- nor: Science, V. Music, Bear Facts, Typist 4, Busi- ness Club 2, Concert Choir 4, Office Worker 4, Monitor 4, Teenage Memphis Contest 4 LINDA ANN BOMAR-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Busi- ness Educ., Music, Concert Choir 4, Art Club 4, F.H.A. I, Library Club I, Girl's Glee Club 2 LUCINDA DELL BOSNICK-Major: Business Educ., Minor: History, Math, Math Club 2, F.H.A. I, Library Club I, Spanish Club 3 JOE ALLEN BROWN-Major: Instr. Music, Minor: Math, Mech. Drawing, Band Club I, 2, 3, Con- cert Band I, 2, 3 46 cert Band 2, 3, 4 LINDA FAYE BROWN-Major: Business Educ., Minor: Home Ec., Shorthand, Library Worker 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, Volleyball 2 SAMMIE INEZ BROWN-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, F.H.A. I, 2 PHILLIP ANDREW CAMPBELL-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: Science, Math, Bear Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, District IO0- yard dash winner 2 SHARON LYNN CAMPBELL-Major: Art, Minor: Sci- ence, Speech, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. I, Honor Society I, Student Council 2, Red Cross I, Cheerleader I, 2, 4, Biology Club 2, Jesters I, Art Club 2, Home- room Sec. 2 VIRGINIA CAROL CARSON-Major: Business Educ., Minor: Art, Social Studies, Den Queen Revue 2, Basketball Queen, 3rd Alternate 3, Bear Facts, Re- porter 2, 3, Office Worker 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor2 PATRICIA CARTER-Major: Science, Minor: Latin, Math, Honor Society I, Volleyball I, NEDT Certif- icate of Honor I VAN SCOTT CAULK-Major, Math, History, Minor: Science, Indus. Arts, Red Cross 4 BENITA FAY CLARK-Major: Business Educ., Minor: Speech, Math, History, Homeroom Sec. 3, Math Club 2, Speech Club 3, 4, Office Worker 3, 4, Bear Facts, Typist, Reporter 3, 4, Den Staff, Senior Class Editor, Banquet Committee 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, The Egg and I 4, Thespians 4, Monitor 2, Teenage Memphis Con- test 4, Business Club 4, Frayser Speech Tourna- ment4 JANET LEWIS CLARK-Major: French, Math, Minor: History, Science, Foreign Language League, Stu- dent in Europe Summer of I966, French Club 3, Biological Club 2 CHARLOTTE ROSE COCHRAN-Major: Home Ec., Mi- nor: Business Educ., History, Art Club 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Library Worker I ALLEN CURTIS COCKRELL-Major: Science, Math, Minor: History, Mech. Drawing KENNETH LARRY BROWN-Major: Math, Science, Minor: Speech, Instr. Music, Biology Club 2, Con- LESLIE EUGENE COLLIER-Major: Science, Minor: Speech, History, Speech Club 2, 3, Brigadoon 3, Biological Club I, 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Imaginary lnvalid 2, Track I, Foot- ball I, Bear Facts I, 2, Physical Science Club I, Red Cross I WILLIAM THOMAS COLLIER-Major: History, Minor: Science, Math, Football 2, Indus. Arts 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Typewriting Club 2 WILLIAM EDWARD COLLINS-Major: Science, Math, Minor: Latin, Social Studies, Biological Club 2 GARY CONKLIN-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: Business Educ., Speech, Red Cross Art Award I, Indus. Arts Club 2, 4, Homeroom Chaplain 2, Business Club 2, 3, Bear Club I, 3, 4, Football I, Baseball I, Brigadoon 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, HiJY I STEVEN CLINTON CORY-Major: Math, French, Mi- nor: History, Science, Speech, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres., Student Council 3,' Parliamentarian 4, French Club 3, Pres. 4, Thespians 3,, 4, Class Favorite 3, Debate Club 3, 4, Bear Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Band Club 3, Homeroom Pres. 2 EDGAR WILLIAM COX, JR.-Major: Instr. Music, Minor: History, French, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4- Section Leader, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 4, All-West Tenn. Band 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 4, Thespians 3, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Concert Choir 4, All-West Tenn. Chorus 4, French Club 4, Reporter, Biological Club 2 RUSSELL CLOYDE CRAWFORD, III-Maiorf Math, Mi- nor, Art, Indus. Arts, Bear Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 LINDA KAY CUNNINGHAM-Major: History, Busi- ness Educ., Minor: Math, Science, Speech, Office Worker 3, 4, Library Worker 2, Speech Club 2, 4, Modern Language Club 2, Biological' Club 2,'Mon- itor 2, Music Club I MARTHA ELLEN DANIEL-Major: Business Educ., Mi- nor: Speech, History, Band Club I, 2, Art Club I, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon Band 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, F.H.A. I GARY EDWARD DAVIS-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: Math, Science, History, Track I, 2, Basketball 2, 3 BILLINDA AVAH DeGOOD-Major: Science, Minor: Math, Speech, Red Cross I, 2, 4, Den Queen Revue I, Student Council 4, Office Worker 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Monitor 2, 3, Girl's Track I, 2, 3, Concert Band I, Band Club I, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Art Club 4 BERTHA JEAN DELK-Major, French, Minor: Math, Science, History, French Club 4, Band Club 4 JAMES DEVOE DELK-Major: History, Minor: Band, Science, Band Club 4, Concert Band 4 WILLIAM JAY DRUMM-Mafor: Math, Science, Minor: Social Studies, Latin, Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Latin Club 3, Math Club 2, Debate Club 3, Biological Club 2 LINDA DIANNA DUNN-Major: V. Music, Home Ec., Minor: Math, Science, Art Club 4, Concert Choir 4, Monitor 3, Girl's Glee Club 2, F.H.A. I, Red Cross I, Library Worker I, Volleyball I SANDRA KAY DUNN-Major: Business Educ., History, Minor: Language, Math, Den Staff, Bus. Mgr. 4, Transfer from Decatur, Illinois LAWRENCE ROBERT EDWARDS-Major: Math, Minor: Speech, French, Band Club I, 2, Speech Club 2, French Club 4, Brigadoon 3, Concert Band I, 2 WILLIAM WAYNE EPPS-Major: Math, History, Minor: Mechanical Drawing DONNA LYNN ESTES-Major: Instr. Music, Home Ec., Minor: French, Math, French Club 4, Cotton Carnival Representative 3, Concert Band 2, 3 ANITA LOUISE EVANS-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Math, Bookeeping, Band Club I, F.H.A. 3, Office Worker 4 GEORGE RUDOLPH FAVATI-Major: Social Studies, Minor: Math, Science, Spanish, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Bear Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, Homeroom Pres. 3 LINDA LOUISE FITZGERALD-Major: French, Social Studies, Minor: Science, Math, Bear Facts 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, French Club 3, 4 MARY ELLEN FLACK-Major: Science, Minor: History, Spanish, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Bear Facts 2,4 3, Sports Editor 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Biological Club, Sec. 2, Red Cross 2, 4, Volleyball 2, F.H.A. Pres. 2, Latin Club, Prog. Chairman CURTIS MICHAEL FOGLE-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: Speech, Science LINDA KAY FORCK-Major: History, Minor: Home Ec., Art, Pep Squad I, 2 47 JANICE PAULETTE FORRESTER-Mafor: Home Ec., Minor: Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Honor Society I, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Den Staff 3, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, Girl's Glee Club I, Trezevant's Young Independent 4, Business Club I, 4, Library Club 2, Den Queen Revue 2, Monitor I, 2, Ban- quet Committee 3 RAYMOND EARL FORTUNE-Mafor: Indus. Arts, Mi- nor: History, Instr. Music, Baseball I, Band I, 2 HAROLD ANDREW FULLER-Major: Math, Minor: Sci- ence, Speech, Instr. Music, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Bear Facts 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Dist. I, Ist Affirmative Debate 3, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, The Imaginary Invalid 2, Math Contest I, 3 PATRICIA ANNE GARRETT-Major: Math, Minor: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Red Cross 3, Library Worker 3, F.H.A. I FRANCES PATRICIA GEMMILL-Major: Home Ec., Mi- nor, Math, Spanish, F.H.A. 3, Spanish Club, Re- porter4 BRENDA KAY GENTRY-Major, Business Educ, Minor, Home Ec., Science, F.H.A. 2 BRENDA DARLENE GILL-Major: Art, Home Ec., Mi- nor, Science, Basketball Queen Ist Alternate 3, Den Queen Revue 2, Red Cross, Sec. 3, V.I.P. Club, Vice-Pres. 2, Girl's Track I, 2, Art Club 2, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Cheerleader I, Banquet Committee 3, Jesters I DEBRA RUTH GILLOCK-Major: Social Studies, Minor, Speech, Spanish, Jesters Sec. I, Office Worker 4, Modern Language Club 2, Volley 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 CAROLYN SUE GOAD-Major, Home Ec., Minor, French, Speech, Bear Facts 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Den Staff 3, Art Club I, 4, French Club 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, V.l.P. Club 2, Tri-HI-Y I RONALD RUSSELL GOFORTH-Major: Math, Minor: Bookkeeping, V. Music, Golf 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Biological Club 2, Brigadoon 3, Chorus 3, 4 LORA FAYE GOUDY-Major, Home Ec., Minor: Short- hand, Spanish, Spanish Club 3, 4, Library Worker 2, Office Worker 2, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2 VICKY GLENDA GRAY-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Speech, V. Music, F.H.A. I, Vocal Music Club 3, 48 Speech Club 2, Glee Club 4, Chorus 2, Science Club2 DAVID E. GREEN-Major: Math, Minor: History, Sci- ence MARTHA KAREN GRIFFIN-Maior, Art, Minor: Home l Ec., History, Art Club 4, F.H.A. I , ROY REX HARDWICK, Ill-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: I Math, History, Homeroom Vice-Pres. I, 2, 3,l Baseball 2, Football 2, Indus. Arts Club I, Red Cross3 MARILYN ANN HENSHAW-Major: History, Minor: Business Education I CAROLYN ANN HESS-Major: Math, Minor: French, Business Educ., French Club 3, Art Club 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Sec. 4, Red Cross 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3 ARTHUR DON HIGH, JR.-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: Math, Science, Baseball I CINDY GAYLE HODGES-Major: Latin, Science, Minor: , Math, History, Latin Club I, Vice-Pres. 2, R.O.M.E. 3, Pres. 4, Red Cross 3, Monitor 2, Brigadoon l 3, V.I.P. Club I FREDDIE HOLLANID-Major: Math, Social Studies, Minor: Business Educ., Language, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Cross-Country 3, Track I, Swim- ming I, Hi-Y I, Homeroom Pres. I, 2, 3 JUDY ANN HOWELL-Major: Math, Minor: French, V. Music, Bear Facts 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, French Club 4, Math Club I, 2 I MARLEEN GALE ILES-Major: Science, Minor: Span-I ish, Math GARY REGINALD INGRAM-Major: Indus. Arts, Mi- nor: History, Science GEORGE THOMAS JARRETT-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: History, Math, Track I, Football I, 2, 3 BETTY HALL JOE-Major: Science, Math, Minor: Lan- guage, Social Studies, Student Council 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, Sec. 4, Class Favorite 3, Latin Club, French Club, Speech Club I CLARENCE WAYNE JOHNSON-Major: Indus. Arts, Minor: History, Business Educ., Student Council 3,1 Biology Club 2, Indus. Arts Club 3, 4, Art Club 4, Red Cross 2, Tennis I, Hi-Y I, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3 LARRY HAMM JOHNSON-Major: Woodwork, Mi- nor: Instr. Music, Speech, Band Club 2, 3, 47 Biological Club 3, Red Cross 2, Concert Band, Bas-, ketball, Baseball, Track SUSAN JOAN JOHNSON-Major, Math, Science, Minor: Latin, French, French Club 4 JEAN HOPE JOHNSTON-Major, Home Ec., Minor: Art, Business Educ., Student Council 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4,-Student of Month 4, Teenage Mem- phis Contest 4 KERRENCE ELIZABETH JUETTE-Major, Math, Minor: French, Speech, French Club 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Office Worker 4, Jesters, Pres. I, Girl's Track I, 2, Volleyball 2, Art Merit Award I, Student Council Fashion Show 2 HARRY PAUL KACZMAREK-Major: Math, V. Music Minor: Spanish, Science, Bear Club 4, Football 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Concert Choir 3 KATHRYN LOIS KIMERY-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Math, Bookkeeping, Bear Facts 4, Concert Band I-, Band Club I, Library Club 3, 4 MARTHA LYNN KNIGHT-Major: V. Music, Minor: I History, Speech, All-State Chorus 3, West-Tenn. Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Biological Club 2, Brigadoon 3, Band Club I, Speech Club 3, Con- cert Choir 3, 4, Concert Band I, Library Club I NOWLIN KENNETH KNIGHT-Major: History, Minor: Speech, V. Music, Bear Club 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Swim- ming I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Mgr. Football 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 2, 3, 4 JAMES FREDRICK LAMICA-Major, Math, Minor, Sci- ence, Social Studies ELIZABETH JANE' LANGSTON-Major: Art, Minor: Speech, Latin, Thespians 2, 3, Imaginary Invalid 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Monitor 2 JAMES WALTER LEONARD, JR.-Major: History, Mi- nor: V. Music, Business Educ., Concert Choir 2, Track 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN LONG-Major: History, Minor, Busi- ness Educ., Home Ec., Transfer from Patton High School MARY ANN LOWDERMILK-Major: Business Educ., Minor: History, Spanish, Student Council 3, Den Staff, Faculty Editor, Spanish Club 3, 4, Library Club3 . DIANNE MARCIA MARRS-Major, Art, Minor: Sci- ence, Speech, Student Council I, Art Club I, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Spanish Club, Sec. 3 JANET GRACE MARTENS-Major: Science, Math, Minor: French, Business Educ., French Club 3, Latin Club I PEGGY ANN MARTIN-Major: V. Music, Home Ec., West-Tenn. Chorus 4, Red Cross 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, Speech Club 3, Office Worker 2, 3, Brigadoon 3 WILLIAM GLENN McCULLOUGH-Major: History, Mi- nor, Indus. Arts, Business Educ. EDWARD McGREGOR-Major, Indus. Arts, Minor: Mafh, History, Science PAUL HOLLAND McRAE-Major: Instr. Music, Minor: Science, Math, Band Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4-Section Leader, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4,'All-West Tenn. Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra I, All-State Band 4, Biological Club 2 RAYMOND ELTON MEADORS-Major, Mafh, Instr. Music, Minor: Science, Speech, Football 2, 4, Homeroom Pres. 2, Bear Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band Club 2, 3, Concert Band 2, Spanish Club 2, Biological Club 2 KENNETH COLE MEREDITH-Major: Math, Indus. Arts, Minor: Social Studies, Spanish, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, Bear Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 3 JACQUELINE MITCHELL-Major: History, Minor: French, Speech, Math, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, Clerk 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Bear Facts Staff 4, Student Council I, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Den Staff I, 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Office Worker 3, Busi- ness Club 3, Class Committee 3, Modern Language Club 2, Math Club I, 2 -CAROL JANE MIZELL-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Spanish, Math, Outstanding on NEDT, Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, Library Worker 4, Office Worker 4, Basketball 2 KENNY RAY MOORE-Major, Indus. Arts, Minor: Art, Science PAULA KAYE MORRIS-Major: Social Studies, Minor: Math, Science, F.H.A. I, 2, Biological Club 2, Physical Science Club 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Speech Club 4 JOHN RAYMOND MORTON-Major: Math, Minor: History, Science PATRICIA KAREN MOSSING-Major: Social Studies, Minor: Math, History 49 PEGGY ANNE MYERS-Major: Science, Minor, Art, Math, Art Club 2, 3, 4 LINDA SUE NELSON-Major: Science, Vocal Music, Minor: Math, Language, Modern Language Club I, 2, Band Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Basketball Queen Alternate 3, Spanish Club 2 CATHY ANN OWEN-Major: History, Minor: Art, Music, Spanish, Concert Choir 4, Spanish Club 3, Modern Language Club 2, Art Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Office Worker 3, Red Cross 2 JUDY CAROL OWEN-Major: Latin, Minor: Home Ec., Business Educ., Latin Club, Sec. 2, Business Club 2, Student Council Monitor 3, R.O.M.E. Club 3, 4 PATRICK LAWRENCE PANKHURST-Major: Math, French, Minor: History, Science, Speech, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas. and Pres., Student Council 2, 3, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Bear Club 3, West-Tenn. Debate, lst Place 3, Semi-Finalist National Merit Scholar- ship Test 4, French Club 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Biology Club2 KATHERINE JOYCE PARKER-Major: Social Studies, Minor: Math, Speech, Spanish, Brigadoon 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Thespians 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Library Worker I, 2, 3 MICHAEL OWEN PARKER-Major: Instr. Music, Minor: Speech, Business Educ., Speech Club 2, 3, 4, Band Club T, 2, 3, 4 LARRY FRANKLIN PATTERSON-Major: Social Stud- ies, Minor: Math, Science, Red Cross 4, Cross- Country 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Baseball 4, Bear Club 4 SANDRA GAIL PEACOCK-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Art, History, F.H.A. 2, 3, Art Club 4, Speech Club 4, Office Worker 3, Girl's Track 2, 3 MARY GAY PRESLAR-Major: Band, Minor: French, Speech, Math, Speech Club 3, 4, Band Club I, 2, 3, Biological Club 3, Red Cross 4, French Club 4 STEVEN JOSEPH RABY-Major: Science, Minor: Busi- ness Educ., Social Studies, Transfer from Catholic High WILLIAM EDWARD RAGGETT-Major: Art, Minor: History, Science, Bear Club 3, 4, Biological Club 2, Track I, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Football I, Art Club 4 LOUANNE RAINS-Maior: Business, Educ., Minor: Science, Math, Modern Language Club 2, 3 50 LOCKIE IMAJEAN ROBERTS-Major: Vocal Music, Minor: History, Speech, Art Club 4, Biologica Club 2, Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Concert Choi: I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, Girl's Track I, 2, 3, 4- City Record Holder SHERRY ANNE ROY-Major: Home Ec., Minor: Sci- ence, Speech, The Imaginary Invalid 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Thespians 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Monitor 4 DIANA DEE SANDERSON-Maior: History, Minor, Business Educ., Home Ec., Transfer from Groton, Connecticut LYNDA JOYCE SELLERS-Major, Business Educ., Minor: Science, Home Ec., Art Club 4, Vocal Music Club I, Library Worker 2, 3 CHARLOTTE ELAINE SHIRLEY-Major: Horne Ec., Minor: Business Educ., Math JEFFREY ARNOLD SHOTWELL-Major: Science, Minor: French, Math, Social Studies Class Pres. 2, 3, Ou: Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Football I, 2, Track I, Basketball I, 2, Honor So- ciety, Treas. 4, Bear Facts Staff, Sports Editor 3, Thespians 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Class Favorite 2, Quill and Scroll 3, Boy's State Rep. 3, Math Club I TERESA BETH SIMMS-Major, Math, Science, Minor, Speech, Spanish, Student Council 3, 4, Modern Language Club I, Biological Club 2 LINDA CAROL SIMPSON-Major, Math, Vocal Music, Minor: Speech, Spanish, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Bear Facts Staff 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Den Queen Revue Winner 2, Junior Miss 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Speech Club, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, All-State Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choi: I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Red Cross I, 3, Imaginary Invalid 2, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Brigadoon 3, Math Club 3, Geraldine 81 White Robe 2 VIRGINIA ANN SLAYMAN-Major, Math, Minor, French, Social Studies, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Band Club 2, Biological Club, Vice-Pres. 2, Den Staff, Feature Editor 4, French Club, Sec. 4, Cheerleader I, 3, Class Favorite 2, Football Queen, lst Alternate 3, Speech Club 4, Volleyball I, 2, Latin Club, Vice-Pres. I PAUL EUGENE SMITH-Major: Math, Minor, Sci- ence, Spanish, History, Golf 3, Bear Club 3, Coin Club, Vice-Pres. 3, Cotton Carnival Representative 3 STEVE KEITH SMITH-Major: Math, History, Sci- ence, Minor: Business Educ., Instr. Music, Spanish Club 2, Biology Club 2, Concert Band I, 2, Foot- ball 4 THOMAS EUGENE SMITH-Maior: Industrial Arts, Minor: History, Math, Industrial Arts Club I ROBERT LEE SOWELL-Major: Art, Minor: Instr. Music, Speech, Art Club 2, Band Club 2, Concert Band 2 MARGARET DOREEN STREICH-Mafor: Science, Busi- ness Educ., Minor: Math, Language, Latin Club 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER SUAREZ-Major: Spanish, Math, Mi- nor: Science, History, Red Cross 3 LESLIE RUTH SUMRALL-Major, Math, Business Educ., Minor: French, Science, Honor. Society I, Library Worker 3, Concert Band I, Den Staff 3, Math Club 2, Band Club I RHONDA ANN SWAYZE-Major, Business Educ., Minor: Science, History, Business Club 2, Concert Choir 4 KATHERINE LORENA TERRELL-Major: Art, Science, Minor: Math, Spanish, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Biological Club 2, Spanish Club 3 STEVEN RAY TILLIE-Major: Math, Minor: Speech, History JUDITH ANN THOMAS-Major: History, Minor: Home Ec., Business Educ. ROBERTA GENE THOMPSON-Maior: Latin, Minor: History, Speech, Student Council I, Latin Club, Sec.-Treas. 4, Speech Club 4 KATHRYNE IRENE TRENZ-Maior, Science, Minor: Latin, Math, Bear Facts Staff I, 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4, Biological Club 3, R.O.M.E. 2, 3, Physical Science Club 4, Modern Dance Club 4, Speech Club 4, The Egg and I 4 CHARLES LEONARD VARNER-Major: Science, Instr. Music, Minor, Math, Business Educ., Bear Facts Staff, Photographer 2, 3, 4, Den Staff, Photog- rapher 2, Brigadoon Band 3, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Club l, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, Photography Club, Pres. 2 MARY LOU WAFLER-Major: Home Ec., Minor: V. Music, Bookkeeping, Honor Society 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Band Club I, Concert Band I, All-State Cho- rus 2, 3, West-Tenn. Chorus 2, 3, 4 PAULINE ANNE WEAVER-Major: French, Home Ec., Minor: Math, NEDT Cert. Winner I, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Student of Month 2, Class Sec. 2, F.H.A., Vice-Pres. 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Modern Lan- guage Club 2, Debate Club 4, Den Staff 2, 4, Bear Facts Staft 4, Speech Club 4, Red Cross, Sec. 3 DAVID FREDERICK WHITE-Major: Social Studies, Minor, Business Educ., Speech, Track I, 2, Span- ish Club 2, Brigadoon 3, Ou-r Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 LOUIS HOLIMAN WHITE-Major: Science, Minor: Social Studies, Math LESLIE ELLEN WIENERT-Major: Science, Minor: Spanish, Art, Bear Facts Staff, l, 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Art Club I, Math Club i, 2, Spanish Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Student Coun- cil I HELEN CAROL WILLIAMS-Major: V. Music, Minor: Speech, History, Brigadoon 3, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3, Thespians 3, 4, Student Council 3, Speech Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Den Beauty Revue I, 2, Talent Show Winner 3, Levy's Young Independent 3, Junior Miss Alternate 4, All-State Chorus, West-Tenn. Chorus HILDA JANE WILLIAMS-Maf0r:Hi5tOry, Minor: Busi- ness Educ. Language, Social Studies Club 3, Con- cert Choir 3, Pianist 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Spanish Club 4, Brigadoon 3 CHRISTINA RUTH WILSON-Major: Social Studies, Minor: Art, V. Music, Concert Choir 4 ROY LAWRENCE YEAGER-Major: Instrumental Music, Minor: Math, History, Art, Band Club 1, 2, Con- cert Band I, 2, Concert Choir l, 4, Speech Club 1, 3 REBECCA LEAH YOUNG-Major, Social Studies, Red Cross, Sec. 3, Speech Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 4, Modern Language Club 2 5l JUNICR President-DON HARRIS - C L S vice Pfesadenf-SARAH Mofznow OFFICERS Secretary-SUSAN PARHAM sz R Dale Anderson John Autry Kealoha Ayotte Ronnie Ayotte Tommy Bady Danny Ball Glenn Bandy Susan Barnes Dennis Beatty Judy Becklehimer Huey Beddin field 9 Beckye Bell larry Bennett Baymon Berry Marvin Birdsong :Q 'M J H, , x Albert Toney Paula Bledsoe Booker Bowen Nancy Eddie Dennis Brunts Burns Burrow JUNIOR CLASS xl . .L.-,OQO - - No Pho'l'o I Er, 6 gs' 1: ' Q 'XT x N0 Phofd B fi lf' 1' H i ,I 3, Penny Braden Brenda Butler Linda Brooks Jerry Byars Brower Ricky Campbell 53 . . 1. .nf W J ff ,f ' ll Q a Q M ' ' Steve Campbell Frank Collier Picture Noi Available Gerald Canady Aleta Coughlan ,ff Steve Childress Cecil Cox riir X Steve Chunn David Cox ' 41 J QYWTP an John Cole Patti Craig Mike Coleman Tommy Crocker AS UPPERCLASSMEN, JUNIOR 9 1 JL 7? . 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TOO IUSV xl' Q 5' X moto ,Q .af - s , 1 .f . .IQ Ricky Smith Gene Sowell Stanley Spencer Sandra Srygley Ruth Stafford Cindy Stone Barbara Streid1 Teresa Struzzi Barba ra Swayze Harvey Thomas ECAME EVERYDAY MATTER FOR SOPHOMCRES Jim Thompson Don Thornton Scott Thornton Tommy Tilley Bobby Tisdale Diane Vaccaro Fred Vannacci Bobby Walker Vickie Wallace Ricky Ward Pam Weaver Sandra Webb Kenneth Wheeler Doug White Judy White Billy Whitehorn Larry Wickham Becky Wienert Verna Wilbanks Carole Williams Jan Willis Danny Wilson Dorothy Wilson Linda Witherspoon Edna Wolford Jan Yarbrough Mary Yeargin Paula Young PERSCNALITIE HE BRIGHT LIGHTS JE SEE ALONG THE WAY V 1' U, . fmfiffe H if cw JVM' W an ,fu , if -m 51. 5 51-Q 55 1 fm -a ii.. , A Mr 1 F . Af in is 'x ,F 6 ST E VE CORY f 1 ,H XM QQE1' Y, it we X ' R- W .... ... .. ,iff ew iv lee Ki. if fl W ,f U: 5 if - ,.h A .V 8 .h ' mf 1 .gk im. tlg A kxxA , .1 gi' if ' 2 '51 . S , l ? ii i -S ,, Q. x fl ,- av . :X nr , 1 fn- ' - , gk ' 2-.1 . I 4f4ff4t5,m an LINDA SIMPSON HALL OF FAME X HAL FULLER A ,LOA HALL OF FAME JANICE FORRESTER ' K.. V-...AO xx N PAT PANKHURST E -,EE BETTY JOE JEFF SHOTWELL HALL OF MARY FLACK FAME OUTSTANDING SENIORS FASHIONABLE STUDENTS ELIZABETH JUETTE GARY DAVIS HONORABLE MENTION LOUIS WHITE, PAULA SCURLOCK, BILLINDA DEGOOD, HOPE JOHNSTON ACADEMICALLY INCLINED STUDENTS MARY FLACK PAT PANKHURST inf if 'N 80 HONORABLE MENTION VICKIE GRAY, HAL FULLER, BILL WAITE, JEFF SHOTWELL VERSATILE ,F STUDENTS' , LINDA SIMPSON some cox HONORABLE MEN T1oN steve Conv, JANICE FCJRRESTER,QPAT PAN 4fijfU RST STUDENTS WHO ARE OUTSTANDING LEADERS BETTY JOE JEFF SHOTNNELL WATE DQS: 6 EPT SALFD 82 HONORABLE MENTION PAT PANKHURST LINDA SIMPSON, STEVE CORY Ili Q! i COOPERATIVE AND FRIENDLY sruDENTs HOPE JOHNSTON CHARLES VARN ER I A I HONORABLE MENTIOND A A LINDA SIMPSON, JANICE FORRESTER, BILL WAITE, BILL EPDPSQ7 A 1 A ASTEVE coRY, FREDDIEDHOLLAND, JODY BROWN A + A 83 DEPENDABLE STUDENTS JANICE FORRESTER A BILLY DRUMM HONORABLE MENTION HOPE JOHNSTON, PAUL MCRAE, STEVE CORY, PAT PANKHURST, BETTY JOE 84 A sc:-noon -SPIRITED sruosms 1MA ROBERTS Hsrevs Conv -,xx M HONORABLE MENTION M LINDA SIMPSON, SHERRY CAMPBELL, PAULA scuimocxg PHILLQP CAMPBELL, ' M LOUiS WHITE, PAT PANKHURST 85 4' A 5. 1'-S ,EA ' , A HOMECOMING QUEEN-MISS BARBARA HALEY The highlight of the homecoming game at Frayser field was the crowning of the new homecoming queen. As they approached the stands, Jeff Shotwell read the names of the contestants and gave a brief biography of each. Then the thrilling moment arrived when Scarlet Cunningham crowned her successor, Barbara Haley. THE COURT The QUEEN and her court are, from left to right, Scarlet Cunningham, '65 Queen, Carol Archer, First Alternate, BARBARA HAL- EY, HOMECOMING QUEEN, Susan Parham, First Lady In Waiting and Marcia Gentry, Second Lady In Waiting. HOMECOMING CROWN WON BY BARBARA HALEY Presenting QUEEN BARBARA with roses is Travis Bowden, the '65-'66 Most Outstanding Athlete. At the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Barbara wore a light green gown with a bell shaped skirt trimmed with green buttons and a satin bow. Considering this a great honor, Barbara will hold this crown and title until the '67-'68 Homecoming game. This green eyed-brown haired queen is an active member of the student council and sec- retary of the F.H.A., and participates in all types of sports. 4 5 5 E . V, -b- I Y ' x 'F , . gs. fg ,LV ff.. V ,..5m-:,,,.,, Q . f ff L ' ffl X ag, . ,r '? -s' ' ' ' lf ' J? I' - X V ., ' x-L 1 27.-': x. W fd, mf I . .Q . A .K M XX Fc'-54 4'., ' lv n i Q 1 V fs -3 3, ' . H s. i4 . of HI A 1 , line As her alternates look on, Marcia receives roses with all the glory of a new queen. TREZEVANT HONORS ITS QUEEN AND HER COURT . , I T g E--W . , f .,-.1 .-.-,- .-.X .-.- .f,.-.--..-.QAH BASKETBALL QUEEN and COURT i967 Queen-Marcia Gentry ist Alternate-Carol .lohnsdn 2nd Alternate-Susan Parham 3rd Alrernafe-Becky Bell 1 f' DEN BEAUTY QUEEN HOPE JOHNSTON MM CAROLYN GOAD JANICE FORRESTER First Alternate Second Alternate LYhNDA SELLERS CAROLYN HESS T ird Alternate Fourth Alternate THESE ARE A S ADVANCING PARTICIPATING ART TRAINING ATTEMPTING 1QX+f'w: ff ' DISCCVERING IN BECOMING AN ELEMENT OF TREZEVANT -can i yi? 5 1 in INOYO FRESHMAN CLASS Q9 lhunfwhuu Nlllilwvrvmldn titre! fb VDO IUSV -ag, x y i 4 C t N., . y- fix ., 'S 'Efif f' '.,. 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Richard Compton Billy Cooper Tommy Coughlan Sandy Crews Kitty Crocker Barry Cunningham Jackie Currie Debby Daggett Clara Davis Janet Dawson Pete Deane Judy Deese Benny Delk Carolyn Denton Pat Denton Shelia Dodd Sandra Edmon NINTH GRADERS HAVE VARIED ACTIVITIES Edward Elliott Betty Farris Steve Fisher Bruce Fitzgerald Dennis Fitzpatrick Jimmy Gadd Mike Gamblin Helen Gasque Ruth Gentry Debbie Gower Debbie Graham Mike Griffin Sandra Guyer Bill Haack Mary Jane Haack Sandra Haley Mike Hanna Ricky Hardin George Hardwick David Harkins Jane Harper T' David Harris Vicki Harvey June Hedrick Sandra Heglund Robbie Hensley Janice Herring Charlie Herrman linda Hess Darrell Hicks Bob Hill Jack Holder Bonnie Hollis Becky Holloway Andrea Holmes Sarah Hudson Judy Hurley Larry Jacks Marilyn James Stewart Joe Keith Johnson Mike Johnson Ray Jones Cookie Jones Phillip Ketchum , V '-vi PNOYO Na! Available FRESHMEN ENJOY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES name vw. ' L' puter.. ww ma. 1. A I sr .gp s we .N R33 '74 I Y' -se N.kYi'd-N ' P ' f,L'fQ e--,- 1 I f' fire ' 1-' IIIIOOII fi . ,fe N V I , xx? 1 7 ZZI 1 m K2 tif L fi NO' SHOWN I A Elgsliv' 4 3 f 1. 291' lf--me . mrs-nas mapvrazazxs AVA..-I ANMAAII Bert McCorkendaIe Steve McCracken Monica McMon Susan Medley Mary Melton Trisha Merritt Emmett Miller Rose Miller John Millikan Kay Milloway Barbara Mitchell David Mitchell Sylvia Moore Theresa Moore Larry Morgan Reba Morgan John Kiefer Barbara Lackey Ruth Lancaster Bruce Langston Eddie Langston Ann Lassiter Irby Lee Bonnie LeMay David Leonard Peggy Lewis Vickie lewis Jennifer Lincoln Debbie Long Roy Lovett Gaylon Lowry Shelby Madden Donna Maness Suzette Marbry Pam Marler David Marrs John Martens Ibby Martin Anna Masnica Diane Mason Randy Mattox Randy Mayo Bobby McCadams George McCarver NINTH GRADERS SET THEIR OWN GOALS . Gary Morrow Mike Murphy Wanda Norville Greg Oswalt Dana Parker Peggy Parker Pat Parks Pat Peck Betty Peppers Ginger Perry Mike Peters Dawn Phillips Donna Pinner Steve Pinson Sandra Pitts Debborah Poteet Terry Pruitt Don Raby Dian Radke Susie Raggett Brenda Rea Karen Reder Melissa Rinehart Barbara Roberts Jimmy Roberts Ann Rodgers Kathy Rodgers Mike Rodgers Becky Ross Vickie Sain Carolyn Saums Sharon Sawyer Larry Saylors Beverly Scallorn Bill Scheffer eg,-v , ,,, High as f Bi y ryyrll,fy lytly A rrr, V K QV E i . as fl it I 9 V 2 ' PM V Q 'V' Q, r,, . , , , K l -al A L y .553 . , .. f 1 so. T . :T ' , - -5152. f' ed as iasl T' ef' Q Q lu '55 i I ! V ,.:f mam:-E QF: V' ' I lib V f llgweer 5' ' X ,. Q 1 1 ' i T X Q -ll If ' l 5 'uomovo 'r, v C l l AS FRESHMEN WE ARE IN OUR ADJUSTMENT YEAR 4? fs'- T J :- Q S- wv? ee vool Q l , ,I- i. . mom Nor Avulnnl Picture Not Available Donald Scobey Sidney Short Steve Sihelnik Denise Simmons Denise Simpson Barbara Sisco Carol Smith Janet Smith Tony Specht Mike Stahala Larry Stanley David Stansberry Susan Steele David Stoker Susan Taylor Tommy Taylor Susan Thornhill Theresa Ticer linda Tisdale Jere Voegeli Freddie Wafler Jack Walker Marie Walls Linda Weber Mary Ann Weeks Nannette Weir Mac White Diane Whitlock Cheryl Whirtemore Dee Williams Randy Williamson Marty Willis Ron Wirrell Steve Young EIGHTH GRADE ja bJ,g, A W 'PT 'X fig, , ar. A i- -. . 'FJ Y' W iiigeii f A ' mow I ln' I 1 I I iv NOV AVAMAIII . .4 :fb t. 7 Q vb.. ,si - , , .. r V I A x. .bi I H M A 3 Q.. i . ., V- ' , 4 t lg 1 H . , . lg 1 5 3 . , A ' V- , ., I Q I . 4 1 sq 5 X 1 I , ' Sandy Albrecht Barbara Ball Jess Barker Paul Bauman Mark Baxter Rita Beaird Betty Bean Grady Berryhill Jean Birmingham Mary Black Belinda Blankenship Terry Booker Deborah Bosnick Neal Braden Richard Braden Deborah Brooks Jo Bruce Andy Burnette Susie Burrow John Butler Patsy Campbell Angela Cannon Suzanne Casteel Philip Chance Sherry Chrismon Camille Christensen Frank Cipriano Gail Clay Lenny Clements Denice Colbert Ray Collier Linda Collins Debbie Colson Joy Colson Carol Columbus Debbie Cook Uvella Cook David Cooper Gary Cosby Linda Craddock EIGHTH GRADE Bennie Craig Roger Crane Coy Crihfield Shelia Criswell Bobby Crocker Debbie Cummings Barbara Daggett Paula Daniel Joy Daniels Kaye Davidson Mike Davis Richard Dawson Dennis DeFir Lorraine DeForest Michele DeForest Pam Donley Morrle Douglas Schel Drumm lynn Dunaway Ricky Dykes Diana Eckleberry Gerry Estrada Robin Faught Beverly Flelcher ,K .X- I ff ? is 1 ' 1 if MP5 .f YD- QA, 4 5. mf I L f I N, M 4 9' x . x f '3' Q ' 'I 'lfl s -91 . 2? 1 1' Q vi gn b Vega a1:.:'1f ' ,J ii ,l sn.- l0I She's part of the spirit of giving. fswx V 7 1 1-' fly' 1 , ,, Y, 4.4.x- I Vaal f Mi:i2?,Qy' Y C' u , 1 . EIGHTH GRADE Don Harber Molly Hardin Terry Harris David Fowler Debbie Fulmer Rina Gallo Kay Gargus Gary Gentry Greg Gill Virginia Gillespie Denise Gillock Brenda Goad Vikki Goad Jakie Gordon Henry Gregantl Janis Griffith Christy Haley Mike Haley Pam Hall Pat Hartsfield Julia Haulum Sharon Hedrick James Heflin , an Cl I . A 5 . Margaret Hallman Chuck Hanna Tim Hendrix Donna Herrmann Ronnie Hewlett Deborah Heyer David Hicks l02 Alan Hill Bo Hill Skipper Hillman Wanda Holcomb Vicki Holland Mack Hood Steve Howard Alan Howell Randall Howerton Claude Hubbard Nancy Hubbard Mary Hughes i f 4 Z 552 EIGHTH GRADE Q A vi, sk fx , 0? . Pam Hurley Nancy Jackson Ann Jeter Jennifer Johnson Paul Johnson Doug Johnston Crystal Jones Robert Jones Sherian Jones Bruce Kester Charlotte Knight Mike Kopp Dennis Korzekwa Jerry Kuykendall Paula Kuykendall Donna Lampley Wayne Lancaster Nancy Lane Brooke Lawson James Lewis Zoe Ann Lewis Warren Lowdermilk Linda Lowrance Tim Ludlow Dennis Lumpkin , Sandra Manz Rod Marbry 1 ' Donna Malone Peggy Lundy M 1 Bob Mason Cheri Massey Jerry Mathis Jerry Mathis Cathy Maxey Pam McCauley James McDaniel Debbie McKee David McMillan Wava McMurtry Gerald Meadows Tina Meredith Jimmy Middleton Loren Mikesell Jimmy Miller Mike Miller Charles Millner Debbie Mills .iv K- e-i 1 e ig tw 111 -V 1.11 in r . 'B .-'- e, '...,, u c bl., 1...n .v Ted Moore Terry Moore Carol Morgan Marsha Morrow EIGHTH GRADE S , K 1, s 3 1 1 ' -f ftqft- 5 . --. ' ul wif? , . . -v,', -, 191. , Q , J i xl ' E A t , . I 45: i ' s I lr W1 it . ' s-1 ,W 1 1 , 5'9- nv PHOTO Not Avavfehh Mike Murdaugh Gerry Murphy Byron Nichols Teresa Nunley Mike Osbome Dona Owen Randy Owen Linda Owens Eddie Pafford Susan Parker Gene Parks Mike Patterson Cheryl Peerey Donna Phillips Mike Phillips Jimmy Picheloupe Ricky Powers Debbie Prather Cindy Pratt Eddie Price QTY! i ', .- K K 2 :l'1' 4 I J 5 f' Q . A - fy 1 P 1 ff ,J 'Q V.-l .A'if 9' l J' ', i . if ' J IO4 Friends, Romans, and Countrymen Robin Pyron Evelyn Qualls Tony Quarles larry Rapp Gary Reddin John Regnier Frances Rhea Ricky Riley Annette Roberts Frank Robertson Larry Rodgers Debra Rogers Richard Rogers Donna Runyan Kathy Rush Robert Rush Milton Sain Steve Sanderson Dropped something, hehl EIGHTH GRADE Karen Wilson David Williams Donna Williams Barbara Wolford Dag Zachariasen Mike Sargent Ruth Ann Sartin Betty Sides Bob Sigler Deborah Skelton Pat Skinner Beverly Smith Bobby Smith Gwen Smith Linda Smith Tim Smith Robert Sorrell Howard Speck Pat Spencer Bobby Stoker Emily Stratton Jimmy Swayze Charlene Tamblyn Keith Tatum John Taylor Nicky Taylor Janet Tennyson Ray Tillie Terry Tisdale Anita Totty Cindy Townsend Susan Tucker Robert Turan James Warf Patti Weber Carla Wheeler Martha Wickham , ai H, Q ... .s X 1 ,Stn I H A :St-1 if .rr-ji F'- Q 5 .,,, I T, A, . x f ! . 5 . . matt- i Y' Z-',k .- 'wa if -I.. , : L N . , ri ,411 , .fs ' B L. is-v -1' I J J 5 ,ef ' c X! more ua Ania:- 1 , 4 T SEVENTH GRADE I Q L , ll J David Adams Norman Alexander Judy Baker Gary Barnes Karen Barnes Linda Barrenfine Raymond Barton Gus Bertram Wendell Beall David Beck Karen Beck Kenny Bedwell Mike Biffle Joanne Binkley Debbie Black Earl Blankenship -if-F 1 A Nancy Bowers K Q 4 Steve Bowley Sharon Brazil .Ml if .Q e fl .W , Roger Brngman V I Ronny Brigman - ,Q Danny Bower 'A ' Kay Brown nun 5 - , Lisa Burrus Eddie Burton Jerry Butler ' Nancy Burket Mike Butler 5' ' ,H ws I i ll I 5' I I nl V A 6, ' ' eb ,if is fi J, W Es y X W U i Margaret Bonner Debbie Boufwell Tim Caldwell Penny Campbell Bobby Canady Mike Cannon Joe Caldwell Sherry Carpenter Judy Carson Ginger Carter Karen Cafes Wanda Chrismon Joyce Chunn Debbie Clanton ' 'C' if W, 'S sv s 4' . 5- i TK Q SEVENTH GRADE Phyllis Clark Teresa Cleveland Jane Cloninger Larry Cockrell Mike Dickerson Franklin Dillow James Collier Kay Collins Mark Connell Janet Craddock Wanda Crismon Bonnie Crouch Royce Darnell Terry Davenport Floy Davis George Demery Helen Demery Perry Denton Bobby Drake Cynthia Druley Kenneth Drumwright Jackie Duncan Eddie Dunn Vicki Dye Pat Easley OO X iff -if 1 1 A D I Bobby Echlin Chester Echlin ' ' Richard Eddleman i Diane Edgar Marsha Ellstrom 1 ff: ,,2Ii' Ronald Entrikin ,5 C V 5 Robert Escue .gt ' Peggy Everitt A ' i Ray Faust N Lynda Fitzpatrick '- 'P - Danny Ford 'f.. w NOT AVAKABI Cindy Gaber Bo Galbreath Mike Gatlin George Gentry Jeff Gibson Laura Gillock n A 'i M if at ' A ,54- ...V W J, ,vain 4 'QW Q -O A f D J., .1 0 ' 3 I 1' ' SEVENTH GRADE Norma Goad Mike Gordon N1 MO Mol Avuulu Daphne Gory l lx I Christine Goudy Jim Gower 'l' ' Toby Graham PHOTO Nor Avaifable , ' v - Ricky Gray g ,' Mike Grebe Debbie Greenland xl 1, E Guerry Haack Malcolm Hamlin Mickey Harber lhoalvviol rl-sum aa.-4. : 535- Susie Harkins Dwayne Harvey Jane Haulin , x , S ' ni Y Q V. V Q.. Bobby Hensley Mitzie Henson Vickie Herring Terry Hill Toni Hill Jim Hodges in v-4 ef I Johnny Johnson Lucie Johnson Monica Jones Sandford Jones John Kernodle Karen King A linda Holcomb Danny Holland Karen Holland Robin Hoshall Janet Houlihan Glenn Jackson Pal Jackson Sandra James Rickey Jarnigan Eddie Jeier Donald Jenks Penn Joe Phillip Joe Alan Johnson SEVENTH GRADE Richard Kisperl Judy Knolton Bonita Lawson Sandra Leonard Mark l.eMay Harold Lowdermilk April Manness Garry Manning Steve Manning Tim Marlena Carol Martin Debbie Martin John Martin Stephen Masnica Narda Mason Wanda Mattox Jerry Maxwell Dan Mayhew Pam McBroom Cliff McCain Tammy McClellan Don McCullough Larry McDaniel Glenda McKee 1 .ffl rerle .J J if , N A X. Q ll 4' .-'?13'.3-'iii 74.7. if 4-, lil:-,1,,. . .. - fl mail' 2 2. t.. Lynn McKenzee Donald McKenzie Teresa McMon Vickie McRae 5 'sk A-I Timothy Meadows Eddie Meyer Emie Miller Derrick Millioan Ricky Millner Carol Mitchell Mike Moore Dale Morgan Jeanne Morgan Ellen Mount Susan Nowell Teressa Osborne fa :ft if ' K 5 X 1 'Q A ,f nr ' V. t Q .,--' it x . . 4 H more - '- ,X M.. .,..i.m. - 3 ,J Q J ,Y f - 2 ' .X,-ire. A 1 do W ii' 9 .5 1. arke ii: E ' f Yrrl Q. J ,ryl ' .ov I a, 4 Sf' :flu . V' IO9 SEVENTH GRADE 1 . 5 g 5 f ee : -5 EE T lf' I 4977, 9 ' no moto Beverly Richey Faye Regnier VOOIIKV Yhlhoum PHOTO Hal Available Danny Roberts Randall Robbins Rickey Robinson Deborah Rodgers Ronnie Rodgers Mary Romeo Eddie Sawyer Debora Scheffer Lee Schweitzer Sharon Shepherd Karen Sigler Bobby Simpson Joan Sisco Rodger Skinner David Smith Debra Smith laura Smith Rodney Smith Cindy Owen Marsha Owen Cheryl Parker Gene Parker Bonnie Peters John Pheiffer Jackie Phillips Floyd Picheloupe Rip Pittman David Pool Joann Potter Laura Price Carol Ray Randy Riales Julena Spiller Billy Stanford Richard Stansberry Terry Stone Susan Swayze Cliff Swett Charles Taylor Lynn Taylor Jenny Taylor Bobby Terrell Wendy Thomas Roger Tisdale Peggy Tracey James Van Eaton A mow-1 uw A vo ww nba - ft aw, N 'fl NIH! aux SEVENTH GRADE Wendy Waite David Walker Myra Walker Terry Warhurst Valli Weakes Ken Weakley Barbara White Stan White Teresa White Margaret Willia YDS Marcia Williams Jackie Willis Barry Williamson Debbie Winfield Mike Wood Mitch Wood Sharon Woodson C Iifton Wright Steve Wyse Judy Young Joey Zachmyc .r-r 4.,.4,- S. 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CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS GOLF GIRLS' TRACK IMA ROBERTS CAPTAIN 2 years DIANE PARHAM 1 year SENIO GWEN MCKENZIE 2 years SHERRY CAMPBELL LISA LEA SUSAN PARHAM Co-captain 'I year 1 year IIGH HEERLEADERS 1 ,LM 1 JANICE DEASE LINDA SIMPSON JOYCE HUBBARD 1 year 2 years I year SENIO ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Harvey Thomas, manager, Kenneth Machado, Mike Griffin, Harry Kaczmarek, Billy Maddox Glenn Howell, manager, Joe Pitts, Ken Meredith, Steve Campbell, Danny Ball John Mann, manager, Ronnie Jones, Doug White, Eddie Price, Van Hale Kenneth Knight, manager, Steve Childress, Gary Renfro, Mike Lankford I 966 FOOTBALL SCORES Trezevant Trezeva nt Trezevant Trezevant Trezeva nt Trezeva nt Trezeva nt Trezevant Trezevant I3 0 6 O 3 6 I2 20 33 East 14 Columbus 38 Frayser 25 Humes 34 Catholic 42 Central 47 Tech 1 2 Westside I 3 Southside 28 Coach Mel Pratt, Coach Bill Bretherick, Coach Edwin Necalse lOOTBALL ROW I: Frank Collier, Calvin Harrell, Pat Deane, Russell Crawford, Coach Bill Bretherlck ROW 2: Phillip Campbell, Harry Perry, Lamar Caldwell, Billy Whitehorn, Coach Mel Pratt ROW 3: Lynn Alford, James Madison, Ricky Wells, Raymond Meadors, Coach Edwin Necaise ROW 4: Ronnie Maikrzak, Paul Keltner, Mike Petersen, Tommy Crocker fs Phillip Campbell races Toward Frayser's end with Russell Crawford leading the way KEN MEREDITH HARRY KACZMAREK Senior Quarterback Senior Guard Ken Meredith U01 aims a pass downfield against Frayser while the Bear front wall does a superb iob of blocking for him. FRANK COLLIER BILLY MADDOX Junior Center Junior Center HARRY PERRY PAT DEANE RICKY WELLS Junior Quarterback Sophomore Tackle Junior End MIKE GRIFFIN STEVE CAMPBELL Junior Tackle Junior Guard VARSITY ., I 1 I I I - PHILLIP CAMPBELL LAMAR CALDWELL Senior Tailback Sophomore Fullback Hon, Men, All Memphis Hon. Men. All Memphis Prep Player of the Week i i Lamar Caldwell 1352 fakes handoff from Ken Meredith U05 and crashes off tackle against Frayser. KENNETH MACHADO DANNY BALL Junior End Junior Wingback B TEAM CALVIN HARRELL Junior Tailback Hon. Men. All Memphis RUSSELL CRAWFORD JOE PITTS Senior End Junior End BILLY WHITEHORN Sophomore Tailback w .ge -S ,. X .rg fig' l A 'E ,.-' 1- . A 4 Q ' 11. ' ' : 3 X 1 ,-, ,. I - V Qysz 5,,g 155 VV,L ' , .,+ , k... gf- V., , L -' I tlifdi ,.AL S, A 3 I if - , , Fw ,,,,J'PF R A , H A , BASKETBALL '66 06.7. EWNJ WY-Z H401 R51 guy WLT. EVM9 Y, ., V4 Y .. . . E vi ,T sQi V Ply 6,1 ULN f 'X :N f as-f., , i EE -'-,. 'El A-TEAM Rudy Favati Ken Meredith Lynn Ferrell Eddie Price Joe Pitts Russell Crawford Larry Patterson Ricky Wells Shelly Rice Lynn Alford B-TEAM Scott Thornton Don Barker Charlie Johnson Don Antrim Tim Burnette Joe Privett Billy Whitehorn Albert Bledsoe Tommy Bady MANAGERS: L-R: Glenn Howell, Steve Kuykendall, and Harvey Thomas '66 BASKETBALL COACHES: Coach Wyatt Coach Province ' s 7 Mig PM E42 3,135 5533 3 U? X K f Qv,-,A ,, , l 1-1 - 5 .,,. A I WZ . -6 iff? .fun ,955 i If ,,...-1' 1 K A ARR P s ,s 3 ' 'Q 'N 4 W -R3 1 Qs Q fS1?5f3i?'i?:4'?f'z' K: Ti 125:- fs-'x . ., S' 21' KWS N ' Tile, .. S a-mfff . rf5,Ei,fi'kv4f!sF7 H. 'H' .. K ' sg, V .. X, Q, tee,-ff. 'K 'affix' Q iw X A A 1 se ff, he 1 1 1 4, X as , 3 Y , 'cizoss 1 if g i N5 -V? f -, as, 'nn Ferrell, Glenn Bandy, Tommy Bady, Albert Blesoe and lly Raggett were the five boys who went undefeated Jring the regular season. The 1966 Cross-Coun- try team went unde- feated during the regular season with five wins. Coach Donald has three pretty trophies to show the success of the 1966 season. Second place in the State Meet Second place in the cafy Meer Second place in the Regional Meet COUNTRY 1966 Cross Country Team: Left to rightr Wayne Simpson, lee Gillock, Don Antrim, Richard Matthews, David Weigandt, Eddie Berry SECOND ROW: Billy Raggett, Tommy Bady, Glenn Bandy, Lynn Ferrell, Baymon Berry, Albert Blesoe, and Coach W. S. Donald. 127 SENIC JOHNNY PITTS Catcher 3 year letterman fleftl FRONT ROW: Robert Wukervitch, Har- vey Thomas, Managers. SECOND ROW: Gary Glaze, Johnny Pitts, Ronnie Forsythe, Charlie Chambers, Freddie Holland, Gary Conklin, Donnie Forsythe, Shelly Rice, Rudy Favati. BACK ROW: Jimmy Fletcher, Joe Pitts, Travis Bowden, Denny Arthur, Jimmy Hurst, Brett Tatum, Kenny Meredith, Coach Wyatt. gl! fb J Coach Wyatt BRETT TATUM Pitcher First Base 3 year letterman ASEBALL '66 is SJ 525' PQI 0 E X AJ TRAVIS BOWDEN JAMES HURST Center Field Cache, Leading Home Run Hiiter 1 year Ienerman 3 year Ietterman ,, ' Q K Lf K F44, GARY GLAZE JAMES FLETCHER Third Base Pitcher 2 year Ietterman 2 year Ietterman ,. K. I 3,55 E JOE PITTS DONNI'E FORSYTHE First Base CHARLIE CHAMBERS DENNY ARTHUR Pitcher Third Base 3 year letterman 2 year leiterman fort to beat Frayser. I3I Charlie puts forth a lot of ef- GARY CONKLIN Ourfield 1 year Ietterman SHELLY RICE Short Stop 1 year letterman FREDDIE HOLLAND Utility Infield 2 year leherman 1 Looks like someone is going to be out! S 1 or .g.eMff ra 5 or g',:i, A . ., 1 Aigwy ,f .W K, W .. ,- .. ,, .- A , 'm' f ,ff -,q, 7' Where do I go now? ponders Denny. JIMMY FLETCHER, a 2 year let- terman, swings hard in order to make a base hit. SENIOR TRACK '66 Hi ' V K ,WT ,. A1 1. 1 XL .H AX I . ml 1 ifktemil A 5' J 'S gan U' 5 Q y T wir? l' l MW ltlzi rut' H HW 1r1f iT5'M R H ft - ' ' if 3 W. 3 A BASNPIR V 5' . A 5-5 , ' I Z x A M C X 5, .- x ' f'-Q, W k gf 4, r V e 'r A A. ' 5' ,ew , . . ', I - NW- '- 7 -- 1 k ,. A - X3 - X R 1 W if . gg - , .',' 2 '25 , uf. f '- ri ,V 5 , , - 5, ,. .offs R N 255 I R, T451 1 is Q 'riff--1 , W L f va .f 1 , 5 2, fs, .V If 5 1' ,. gf '5 1 1: - L ,:'-' , -.Q-ff. A. 'sf' wi ' Q LQ, -V - -52-j51f.,gv-. ss Q- 'fr f- L' ' ,V . rf-Q K I diggs it : .. ,ss ri-iT . cific , .QS K l ift? L .1 ff sf Zi! 4 ff ,, e 5 'ff 1' .V .i by -New 43 'algal ' 2 33 - ' 1 1154 ev gt? . ,3,Q:w . :Oh 'wR ,gg,,v ,sri -K i3135.,f'g M'- ,5 at rg - X . , ww w ,A QA.-:rv A Q ,,!..i.,,1,, -3.5- a g4,,j 2.-at , Q, m 'f'S!'m'.r95g.:3KaiMC.f153:ii!'f:f: 'SJ-:Z ' if -' 'ir 5435- Lf' new ll ii ' 5 casi, ie. lr ' 'WVR' if-' 'Jfzbivii fFrom Ieftj FRONT ROW: Glenn Bandy, Cliff Morrison, Roy Tidwell, Richard Edgar, Tommy. Crocker, David Weigandt, Harold Bolding, SECOND ROW: Mike Griffin, Phillip Campbell, Marix Hughes, Ted Morrow, Billy Raggett, Jim Pike. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Knight, manager, Russell Crawford, Lynn Ferrell, Joe Hopper, Tommy Wong, Charlie Barton, Bob Heglund, Coach Donald. .gy t un.. . ,f ,, Coach Donald TOMMY WONG ran 120 yard high hurdles and 180 yard low hurdles, and he broad lumped and pole vaulted. Some of Tommy's accomplishments in pole vaulting: he set a new MSU record of I2 feet and holds Trezevant's record of I2 feet and 6 inches. He set a new District ll record of I2 feet and 6 inches, and he won third in the state with I2 feet and 6 inches. , ,s , iw'-5:1 ' , r V R . ,Q Q -wir: . V' T R .- :as '1' ' ' ' L, V t 5 c . . , GRIM DETERMINATION . . . MARIX HUGHES I He ran the 2:20, was a W member of the 8:80 and 4:40 relay team, and also broad iumped. I I MIKE GRIFFIN He threw the shot and discus. PHILLIP CAMPBELL He ran the IO0 yard dash, 4:40 reIay, and 8:80 relay. In District II in 1965, PhiIIip won first place by running the 100 yard dash in I0.I I35 HARD WORK , 'L ' -.l..I55 S ag' ' YL 'H , '-'Yak :45i3?:fff.,lf, ' , Q . Xfi . ,. HAROLD BOLDING ran the 440 yard dash and w a member of the mile relay team L ,vi . 'dnsfj .Q -fltfl: 's 7 JACK DEANE pole vaulted, winning second in District II with a iump of 12 feet 880 Yard Relay Team JIM PIKE MARIX HUGHES LYNN FERRELL PHILLIP CAMPBELL 3,4 ' it , I .,., f . -.V--,af-1S3z,a,, E. L TW ,Hr ,e. me -f Riff . .ef-ex!'f f 4 A I QA:gt5..L, sflffvf' LH D. xl 34-Af' slxU'7'?'f'13'l iw ff I36 ' - .- ,,Qez1L'1'iLL?:-Eqpiw Two Mile Relay Team: TED MORROW JOE HOPPER BOB HEGLUND BILLY RAGGETT They won first place in District ll and set a new school record of 8:24. 9' if' a .,Ax ev 5,14 . '3 93 ,Q I ,Q.,,1-kiln, ,,v1jt,-ew-'-',.' Q' 5' i A i- up A-... - Kal.i:r. N1 vlxiz Y A HM :Af- i'iv ' -5'-if-' 3:'g' M gf- , 'f ' L- es .1 f - ff L '- -A - .,..,f--,N ,f-,gg The Mile Relay Team: JIM PIKE LYNN FERRELL BILLY RAGGETT HAROLD BOLDING They hold the school record in the mile relay of 3:34. MAKE A GOOD TEAM CHARLIE BARTON-holds school record in the mile run of 4:40. He was also a member of the two mile relay team that won first place in District ll and third in regional. X s w ' x . , Y f.,y.yszi. , ,ge A . -0- ---A-N1 A+-f av w-.-,...-:-- A . ,F L ..' LN. Mi' ,-'im' ' 'I- 'v-1'-' . '. ., 'V Q g'grgAgs,,,Ag:?fTq3 7'-'Ss21sfJ - p4 M T ' f sg .L xwftzsni Z- . gagre, ,gf-142 ,. i 'Pi 'f2't ffgsiw .ie - '-,, , .' . ' W , A - 3' - KYSL39' asm-1,215 ff? - . A' '--1 L. A ' 1 tk bfi . 31.21. .1,.e.s ,s ', V mr' A . ' -E ' 1., 11f,imIr2+:,,-,f':w7?,e4+. M535 ,i?ff'f'f'i'..-g-V ef f A L e- -- I SENIO I i 3 f l I ENNIS '66 SENIOR TENNIS TEAM: rom Ieftj Clark Dunlap, Ruben Spruce, Billy Evans, ive Chism, Steve Cory, Coach Province. LY EVANS Senior Singles EVE CHISM. 1 Senior Y Singles ROBERT SPRUCE Junior Doubles CLARK DUNLAP Senior Singles STEVE CORY Junior Doubles SENIC l l JOHNNY MCQUIRE RONNIE GOFORTH JIMMY CHAMBERS l PAUL SMITH 4 l 1 A law 5 ,, K4 f, J, 'sw W V ,Q--.,fwy,L 4. . Ji J ,H ' .wvzp K1 t '- ,M .,t F The '66 team tried for first place but had to yield to the older and more experienced teams in the city. The team carried on Trezevant's tradition of sportsmanship and skill. Z li , W X ,v , 4 Q. .... ,- , x ', V ,gf Q, r.f'vf'im j JOHNNY MCQUIRE Lf! , f 4 . . rj: --n..f ' , a -'N-mfg-xn-1.,,. OLF '66 ,x fr ,pi 1-3.2 ' W x hmm , 0955. H5- M Ni i 1 RONNIE GOFORTH .-.vw Nikx u Qs PAUL SMITH 3532 Mft., 'Jr , Q. JIMMY CHAMBERS YS fa?-W' 'S-main. BOTTOM: Diane Skinner, Sherry Hughes, Martha Lamberth, Blfbafi Petty. MIDDLE: Judy Beckleheimer, Nancy Griffith, Susan Parham. TOP: Eloise Diehl, Debbie Potts, Barbara Einspanier. GIRL'S TRAC WON HONORS FOR OUR SCHOOL Winning at the division meet, they went on to the city meet held at MSU. High Jump: Eloise Diehl, Janice Griffith, Nancy Griffith. Nancy iumpe 4' 6 and Eloise iumped 4' I . I42 Junior High Track Team: FIRST ROW: Angela McKee, Car Brown, Robbie Hensley, Rose Miller, Ballow. SECOND ROW: Carole Willi Donna Owen, Dale Mitchell, Bonnie Dru THIRD ROW: Vickie Sain, Diane Susan Brown, Cindy Hildebrand. FOU ROW: Debby Dameworth, Myra Fau Tommie Garrett. aa' x if K- 'i u gn-Da 5 xt I f. f my? Q Q Mm 1' V Q w, K A gkyxiw sf Vx L ' ' if, -N44 v .avi X, X JKZNS U J 6 0 ' fd' PN' ll r w Q' ! jx I X 17 5' . 1 W V! E 1 7.4 ? ff f' ix !9 wg 1 ..,f I NB 'R . X R E W! - ., L V bv-i ? 1 if' 2 ev ix Q: Q1r i ,1,g7ff f - ' Ask? 62 A :Vx ,QQ 4 'k l,:jx , u f - 7 Q . . ww., 'xe 1' gg ,sw ' iam, Aary-M'---93 fir fax fl .4 ,Zh Qs- . M 35' 5wg,?:'QQ5maE-Q?--Wiilwf. f ' 5 'gf wwf - 'ifwx I QM' ' L' 'ITF' 'A ' 1 2, ,4 , -,i -Q f ,f , , . :m 4j, 1 My f ff me., 1 412' fl 1, ,Q 525.7 , Wi? ' K .J 'E 5' - -sf 'ffffgn .w. ' ?g54p?ff,2f '5 ' 3:54 fQ55!45?i?11.? i'. A' -. , 'wx-,, 'vii' 'A,yfLg 'J-5' ZXMQ-Ng JUNIOR FOOTBALL '66 i . lei, , L, 1 ROW I: Andy Burnette, Tommy Coughlan, Gary Morrow, Tony Specht, Randy Maddox, Eddie Langston, Ken Weakly, manager ROW 2: Bruce Langston, David Mitchell, Jack Walker, John Martens, Steve Sihelnik, Stewart Joe ROW 3: Don Scoby, Skipper Hillman, Gene Burns, Pete Deane, Alan Hill, Mike Hanna ROW 4: Ronnie Campbell, Tim Hendrix, Lynn Burnett, Bobby McCadams, Mike Rodgers, Steve Carpenter '46 The boys hustle for possession of the ball. I l 1. PETE DEANE All District 9593 SKIPPER HILLMAN All District 593 yi k G 3 Ha- Y' . A' 11.21 x 41. g ,.....u un... i -Q . 4-Q Ev.,-,f'W'f , 1, l I . 1 ff' X 5 r' , ' ' iii M Q5 Q '3 dwgqgg-igzxw TN' 4. 'e , 4 'lf' Nl W, K. , -1 FRONT ROW: Ricky Jamigan, manager, David Williams, Jim Collier, Terry Hill, Mark LeMay, Mike Gordon SECOND ROW: Coach Hirsch, Ronnie Brlgr Don Harber, Allen Galbreath, Tim Meadows, Frank Cipriano, Ray Collier, Chuck Hanna THIRD ROW: Mike Haley, Alan Howell, Bruce Kester, Rlcl Stansberry, Roger Brigman, Eddie Jeter, Roger Skinner, Lynn McKenzie FOURTH ROW: Mark Baxter, John Regnier, Jerry Mathis, Bobby Drake, li Rodgers, Phillip Joe, Jerry Butler, Keith Tatum PEE WEE FOOTBALL '66 three lone players crowd the cub quarterback. Cubs block Westside tacklers, but l50 I THE JR. HIGH HOMECOMING EVENTS CLIMAX A TRIUMPHANT SEASON The 1966 Junior High Homecoming was a long-awaited event in which Carol Ball was crowned the reigning Queen. Here, Carol tearfully accepts her crown and bouquet. Queen Carol and her court: Tommie Collier, lst alternate, Sandra Edmon, 2nd alternate. The escorts are Allan Hill, Gene Burns, and Mike Rog- ers. I5l THE JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Steve Fisher, Gary Reddin, Emmett Miller, Gene Burns, Bob Hill, Kirk Collier, Charles Herrmann, Skipper Hillman, Ronnie Campbell Ar Burnette l BASKETBALL TEAM Under the guidance of Coach Donald and Coach Sablow, the iunior high team was District III Champions and District Ill Tournament Champions, winning a trophy for each championship. SET THEIR PEEWEE BASKETBALL TEAM Ist ROW: Mike Patterson, Lynn McKenzie, Robert Hensley, Jim Collier, Mike Gordon, Mark Canal, Roger Brigman, Mike Haley. 2nd ROW: Mark LeMay, Mike Murdaugh, Loren Mikesell, Jess Barker, Keith Tatum, John Regnier, Jerry Mathis, Eddie Jeter. GOALS HIGH The Trezevant Junior High Basketball Team of 1967 can be iustly proud of its overall SKIPPER HILLMAN Coach Donald and the starting five. record-eleven wins and one loss. Congratulations, boys, we're proud of you. CHARLIE HERRMANN Q.- ii E2 1, ,a DJ 1 H .Ll i JK I ND TEAM PLAYED T ANDY BURNETTE LIKE THE CHAMPS THEY ARE! LARRY SAYLORS Eighth FIRST ROW: Coach Necaise, Tim Burnette, Bob San- ford, Don Barker, Ricky Ward, Wayne Fletcher, Jess Barker, Manager. SECOND ROW: Wally Fowler, Lynn Alford, Larry Saylors, Duane Harrell, Jerry Carpenter, Wayne Simpson. fix DONALD BARKER Eighth JESS BARKER MANAGER Seventh JR. HIGH if 12' R- ,fm .O I BASEBALL SPRING '66 Q -nf -N, . 'xx v- .QW , . . ' , :Az . ' MWW gil, pu ,E X. A . A 'EQ Ur.. , .,. . ' I , ' . 1 ., ,HK km V -Af ' , V- E-'EE TIM BURNETTE Ninth Grade RICKY WARD Ninth Grade JERRY CARPENTER WAYNE FLETCHER Ninth Grade Ninfh Grade ...K f::w -ff.-.. ., , Q.,-.N --MN ,..4 cg. A .V s , u-YEAQL . ,.4., 4 -so 2U? xg, V ,Miz ivnh :,,,3i . , ' ,, ww E if xy ., N vw- f . . - , x A-.. 'Q , JUNIOR TRACK FIRST: Skipper Hillman, Eddie Langston, Tim Hendricks, Mike Morrison, Jack Walker, Gene Burns SECOND: Darrell Hicks, Stanley Spencer, Ronnie Campbell, Allan Hill, Scoii Thornton, Bob Hill, Bunny Crocker, Coach Sablow THIRD: Van Hale, David Leonard, Charlie Herrmann, Fred Vannucci, Lamar Caldwell, Eddie Pafford. RONNIE CAMPBELL I SPRING '66 'C 5 I I Dv' BOB HILL DAVID LEONARD and LAMAR CALDWELL I, LAMAR CALDWELL, RONNIE CAMPBELL, EDDIE PAFFORD, and EDDIE PRICE BRUCE KESLER First Year Singles KARL SCHLEDWITZ Second Year Singles DIVISION RUNNER-UP JUNIOR TENNIS REX HICKMAN First Year Doubles GR EGG OSWALD Second Year Singles JUNIOR GOLF SPRING '66 JUNIOR SWIMMING SPRING '66 UD Terry Hill, Mike Phillips, Gerry Murphy, Q21 Andy Bumette, Gary Morrow, Pete Deane, ISD David Mitchell, Steve Sihelnik, Lynn Bumette: HJ Bill Scheffer, Allen Hill, John Butler, C51 Skipper Hillman Blake Clay, Charlie Johnson, Larry Phillips, Emmett Miller ENJOYING OTHERS Elf-I 62 SHARING IDEAS AND THEIR ' TALENTS I ARE ONLY A PART A EAW? xiii A' OF REALIZING OUR GOALS OFFICERS President-Betty Joe Vice-President-Billy Drumm Commissioner of Finances and Organizations- Pat Pankhurst Commissioner of House and Grounds- Shelly Rice Commissioner of Safety- Steve Campbell Corresponding Secretary- Carolyn Hess Chaplain-Kay Holcomb Pa rliamentarian-Steve Cory STUDENT COUNC The students pictured below are the elected representatives of each homeroom. They keep students in- formed on Student Council activities and speak for their classmates. The alternates are always ready and willing to serve when the representatives are un- able to participate. it X .PEAKS FOR STUDENTS if Biggs '2'Lfmfs'+4 :, wPgjj,e--'f,t 5 ' 1 rv ,,,tM time-M gi -sd' 3, y reads the Bible at the opening of an assembly. Betty and Shelly participate in the Arbor Day ceremony honoring the late Mr. Middleton. l65 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WILLIAM R MIDDLETON CHAPTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' xx Miss Price, sponsor, pro- vided helpful c o u n s el throughout the year. OFFICERS Pat Pankhurst-President Steve Cory-Vice-President Jeff Shotwell-Treasurer Betty Joe-Secretary Don Harris, Helen Ballow, Sherry Campbell, Irena Drumm, Ricky Workman, Dennis Beatty, David Unsell, lenon Rialesp fNot Picturedlz Kay Holcomb, Mary Flack I66 if ill Betty Joe, Leslie Wienert, Carol Johnson, Marie Gillespie, Jacqueline Mitchell, Janet Martens, 121 Sarah Morrow, Patty Craig, Joyce Sigler, Mary LoL Wafler, Pat Pankhurstg Q33 Judy Howell, Linda Massey, Margaret Rush, Mar garet Streich, Hal Fuller, 141 Linda Simpson, Linda Fitzgerald, Janet Clark Jeff Shotwellg 151 Ginny Slayman, Janice Forrester, Carol Archer, Steve Cory, 161 Ricky Wells, Paul McRae JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship Leadership Service Citizenship Character All of these are characteristics of a member in the Junior National Honor Society. Scholarship is first. One must have a B average to be eligible for membership. After a list is composed of those eligible, it is sent to the students' teachers. The teachers vote on the students on the above char- acteristics. Those with the highest votes are in- ducted. The percent of' members inducted each time is determined by the number of students of that grade already in the Honor Society. L. THE BAND ENCOURAGE ' , Trezevant's Marching Band won a superior rating this year at the Memphis State University Band Contest. Officers of the Band are: Larry Brown, Senior Lieutenant Larry Johnson, Captain Eddie Cox, Drum Major Ronnie Ayotte, Senior Lieutenant Randy Roy, Junior Lieutenant David Cox, Junior Lieutenant The TREZEVANT HIGH SCHO BAND, under the direction of ll Harry Day, is busily engaged in ma activities such as pep rallies, playi at the half-time during football gamt and participating in school program CHOOL SPIRIT kmong the contests in which Treze- it participates are the All-State and -West Tennessee Contests. Bringing ne honors to Trezevant this year from All-West Tennessee Contest were: :I McRae, First chair trombone mis Beatty, Second chair trombone Howerton, Third chair trombone ce Elrod, Alternate trombone tdy Roy, Second chair baritone iie Cox, Sixth chair All-State Daul McRae also ranks in the top three airs in the All-State Contest. THE TREZEVANT HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND A superior rating was awarded to Trezevant's Concert Band last year in the West Tennessee Concert Band Contest. They also won a second rating at Clarksville in the Middle Tennessee Concert Band Contest. Janice Forrester, Editor-in-Chief THE DEN STAFF PORTRAYS THE SCHOCL YEAR Unknown to many, the work and planning for the 1967 DEN began early last spring. Advertisements were sold, layouts were planned, and work began for the next year- book even before the current one had arrived from the publishers. Aided by our sponsors, 'staff members la- bored many hard and long hours to produce the fifth annual recording of the happenings and glories of Treze- vant this year. l70 Miss Chimane Adams Mrs. Gerry Arnold Sponsor Sponsor Ann Howell, Anne Hunter, Patti Craig, and Mike Dyer discuss an attractive rangement for an organizational layout. all A Mary Ann Lowdermilk Benita Clark To plan the Faculty and Senior Class layouts, identify pictures, and gather necessary information were the tasks entrusted to these two staff members. Pauline Weaver and Ginny Slayman had to make many decisions, as they searched through various pictures for our features. Assistant Editors, Jackie Mitchell and Marie Gillespie, worked closely with all the staff members. Our deadlines could never have been met without their versatile assistance. gy? Q L, , e staff photographer, David Unsell, confers with Janice in regard to a picture uedule. Many of the candid photos found throughout the book were taken by Kid. This is the first year our Annual has been provided a camera, and we have n grateful for this asset. It wasn't long after work began in Sep- tember that everyone realized how much like a well-oiled machine the staff func- tioned, although things grew tense near our four deadlines. Now the last flashbulb has popped, the hectic routine of layouts and identification has ceased, and the last deadline is finally finished. The staff has enjoyed working together on this publication, and we of the 1967 DEN are proud of our work and hope the spirit of Trezevant has been success- fully captured so that students will be happily reminded of the events that made 1966-67 the year it was. Kenleta Bearden, Paula Daniels, Rod Mar- bry, and Ellen Kimery worked very dili- gently on the various Class Sections. so , Q - l if Mrs. Ruth Wood, sponsor, spends many hours during school and after school working with the staff members. Mr. Roger Easom, co- sponsor, is assisting with the editorial page. I72 lflarll- ' H511 i 12 , All of the editors look over the 'first edition of the BEAR FACTS. They are Charles Varner, photographer, Irene Trenz, exchange editor, Judy Howell, features editor, Irby Lee, circulatior editor, Linda Simpson, co-editor, Linde Wages, advertisement, Leslie Wienert, co-editor, Cathy Prewett, news editor, Karl Schledwitz, business manager BEAR FACTS Putting the paper together can be painful, if you can't handle straight pins. KEEPS STUDENTS INFCRMED . . . vf' .J t new 1- COLUMNISTS BEAR FACTS columnists cover a wide range of topics from Fads n Fashions which is written by Carolyn Goad and Judi Gardner, to Students of the Month which is written by Irene Trenz, to Hal FuIIer's ever changing Roving Reporter. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Steve Cory-President Janet Clark-Vice-President Caro! Johnson-Secretary-Treasurer LIUR ESA SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Mary Flack-President Carol Archer-Vice-President Fran Gimmel-Reporter Toni Cross-Treasurer Lee Gillock-Sergeant af Arms Barbara Petty-Secretary XZ - S 3' rr--I. I'f'I1 Qzgif IF CMOEl OFFICERS Cindy Hodges-President Sarah Morrow-Vice-President Bobbie Thompson-Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Ketchum-Song Leader SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has had several parties and worked on a Declaration of Laws and Bylaws. They worked on proiects to help the members to understand Spain and all of its customs. The Span- ish Club sponsor is Miss Siegman. aff rs sr 3 V- If ku ,f-, C. . ,L W 5 4 --. 6 as El LATIN l CLUB R.O.M.E. members at- ended and took part in ie Mid-South Latin purnament in April. This ub is a member of the ational Classic League. wey donated personal ms to the American ncer Society for a ristmas project. This toup is sponsored by irs.Golden. l i i FRENCH CLUB Under the direction of Miss Ries, th e French Club a im s were toward a broad- er understanding of France and French lit- erature. I75 'T The Speech Club promotes participation in Speech tourna- ments. They represent our school in several different events. These include poetry and prose read- ings, duet acting, oratory, ex- temporaneous speaking, and speeches to entertain. E 5 SPEECH 81 DEBATE OFFICERS: President Linda Fitzgerald Vice President Kay Ayotte Secretary Hope Johnston I76 -441, H'D The struggle of man against another, the fie r c e competition, and long hours of re- search combine to give the great satis- faction that debate brings to the partici- pants. THESPIANS Ape lil Thesplans work not only onstage but back stage as well. The members of the ThesplansTroupe H80 are: Carol Ar- cher, Barbara Blcker- ataff, Steve Cory, Ed- die Cox, Hal Fuller, Janie Langston, Jackie Mitchell, Pat Pank- hurst, Katherine Park- er, Sherry Roy, Jeff Shotwell and Carol Willams. Linda Simpson-President 1 '. OFFICERS: Vice-President: Pat Pankhurst Secretary: Hal Fuller Clerk: Jackie Mitchell Scrapbook: Janie Langston Reporter: Steve Cory Sponsor: Mrs. Mildred Bonner H H knife Li8.- BCNOF N? Cl Arr The Biological Club is an or- Tr Rb Sr Y Zr ganization that seeks to impart to s is Ba Ln H! ' students that science can be in- i teresting and fun. The club proi- ect for this year is to make the patio outside the science labs a place of interest and beauty. Rn OFFICERS President ..... .......... R onald Maikrzak Vice-President . . ..... Janet Clark Secretary ..... .... S usan Johnson Treasurer . . . . Burt McCorkendale l 1 ' '-I 1 Ii - Qu Q - - -- V ... - .- -. f - - . -.....2E. : : .-7:-iv:-g1'3:':l'4 5.E'f 'J- i'.'Z-E: f.'E Ww' '..,EEF i -----: .:-1 zz.-1'--...M- .':-.sam a - -' 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB B C ,Q ., P A: Si I. 'G e, E' N4 M9 I. 1: I K Ca R OFFICERS: President-Allan Cockrell Vice President-Jane Harper Secretary-Treasurer-Nancy Brunts The Physical Science Club, sponsored by Miss Higley and Mr. Oaks, has set goals of bettering the knowledge of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology in its members. The club and its sponsors took a trip out to the Millington Naval Base in March. This interesting tour enabled the members to see the schools of electronics. b Sr ls Ru Rh Iv DLIENEE EIUHQUF FIMEFIIIH NNQ W4 qt-Ge A5 xg It In Sn Sb 'hr X5 Tl Pb 5 i. 1- 'L F.H.A. OFFICERS: Susan Medley-Parliamentarian Pauline Weaver-Vice President Barbara Ward low-President Barbara Haley-Secretary Marie Gillespie-Historian Donna Kendall-Treasurer Barbara Bean-Reporter Judy Herring-Song Leader RED CROSS OFFICERS: Carol Archer-President Sarah Morrow-Vice President Susan Parham-Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Stone-Enrollment drive chairman Patti Craig-Reporter F.H.A. Members are: Mrs. Taylor, sponsor, Toni Cross, Becky Paine, Barbara Bower, Linda-Brooks, Barbara Haley, Pauline Weaver, Barbara Wardlow, Kathy Rodgers, Sandra Doyle, Marie Gillespie, Carole Williams, Barbara Bean, ROW 2: Paula Daniel, Sharon Ketchum, Judy Herring, Barbara Mitchell, Nan- nette Weir Carolyn Denton Melissa Rnneheart Susan Medley Debbie Gower Cookie Jones Barbara Snsco ROW 3 Camlle Chrnstenson Carol Columbus Donna Kendall Cathy Rush Rose Miller Betty Bean .JH 'Come on girls we've got to sound ike 35 kids. Each year hundreds of students from all over the Western Tennessee area meet st Memphis State University to compete for the title of All-West Tennessee division singers. Each student learns 1-9 songs and is iudged in competition. These eight were chosen from Trezevant to ioln in the 200 member All-West Tennessee chorus. THE CONCERT CHOIR This smiling group is Trezevant's Concert Choir. Thirty-four voices harmonize to make the beautiful sounds we hear when they perform. THE QUILL AND SCRCJLL is A SELECT GROUP OFFICERS: Linda Simpson-President Jackie Mitchell-Vice President Janice Forrester-Secretary Leslie Wienert-Treasurer Hal Fuller-Activities Chairman Qualifications for induction into this organization are high, and each of the members is interested in iournalism. The students must be recommended by one of the spdnsors governing publications, they must be in the upper third of their class standing, they must have done superior work in some phase of iour- nalism such as writing, editing, business management, or production. A new member, Benita Clark, is busily at work. New members were recently inducted into the Quill and scroll. They were: Mary Flack, Linda Fitzgerald Marie Gillespie, Cathy Prewett, Judy Howell, Charles Varner, Mary Ann Lowdermilk, and Irene Trenz fseatedj. Here are a few of the members at their installation banquet. INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICERS from left: Ronnie Campbell, Vice President, Mike Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer, Mack White, Chaplain, and seated is Ron- nie Ayotte, President. 5 gli E RADIO CLUB Left to right: Huey Beddingfield, Gerald Hayley, KWB4BSLJ, Bllly Cooper, Mike Brower, Cliff. Holt. Missing ls Mike Butler. Left to right: Mack White, Ronnie Camp- bell, Mike Griffin, Mike Gardner, Mr. Har- man, Richard Robinson, Ronnie Ayotte, Larry Marrow, and Harvey Thomas. S94 THE TREZEVANT BEAR CLUB is an organization composed of all boys who have lettered in one or more of the varsity sports as a player or a manager. The officers of the Bear Club for the 1966-67 school year are as follows: FHILLIP CAMPBELL, Presidentf FRANK COLLIER, Vice Presidentg and CALVIN HARRELL, Reporter. 'T 5 , 'axial x-T B KEY CLUB Trezevant's newly formed Key Club is selected from grades 10, 11, 12. The eleven boys chosen to start our club were chosen on a selective leadership and scholarship basis. This club serves its school and community well. We are very proud of our first members! OFFICERS President ..... .......... R icky Workman Vice-President .. ....... Hal Fuller Secretary ..... .. Tommy Crocker Treasurer . . . ...... David Unsell Sponsor .................. Mr. Roger Easom l i STAMP 8. COIN OFFICERS Tommy Coughlan- President Larry Cockrell- Vice-President James Weir- Secretary-Treas. STAMP 81 CCIN CLUB The objective of the Stamp 8- Coin Club is to provide its members with an opportunity to discuss and exchange coi- Iections and to stimulate an i n t e r e s t among others in this hobby. -vs OFFICERS: Angela McKee President Guyla Jones Vice President Barbara Bean Secretary-Treasurer Carol Williams Reporter LIBRARY CLUB i S The Library Club meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Two main objectives of the club are to increase interest in books and participation in library work, and to arouse interest in librarianship as a profession. The club members are also responsible for the bulletin board display in the library. I86 l ...I AL Mrs. Avey has promoted a great deal of enthusiasm among the members by taking a group to Brook's Art Gallery. IIQK The ART CLUB members b r o k e the monotony of having regular of- fices this year and c h o s e three re- sponsible students to work with Mrs. Moss to plan activi- lg ties. 5' iffy Hope Johnston, Cathy Owen, Carol Carson, Mrs. Moss The making of decorative pins was an enioyable proiect for these An Club members. The pins were made in various colors shapes, and sizes, everyone who purchased one has enioyed wearing it. l87 1 THE JR.-SR. BANQUET '66 ANTICIPATICN ENTERTAINMENT AND FUN .3-D Well, better late than neverl Y I' in . - .. 4 I' Carolyn Hess . Q. X7 , ' '- K X i . tr, ix. n -Q . f X fl , if lx . j ' charmed Mr. Curry into cutting her chicken. Shotwell and Linda Simpson announced the ' leadout. tl lk .. 1, , .qw .Sw . QW 4: 2 , ii, It must have been something in the food! ENHANCE THE NIGHT AIR. I89 TEACHER AND STUDENT Mr. Thompson was awarded the Apple-for-the-Teacher Award for a Week by the WMPS Radio Station. The student who nom- inated Mr. Thompson was Eddie Burton. BRING CITY-WIDE RECOGNITICN TO TREZEVANT Billy Drumm was selected as the Teenager of the Week rep- resenting Trezevant. 1, ' 5, ' at E s ' f THE DAR AWARD IS AWARDED EACH YEAR TO AN OUTSTANDING CITIZEN It is sponsored by the Her- mitage Chapter of the Daughters of American Rev- olution. This award is pre- sented to a senior girl who is nominated and voted on by the teachers. Mary Ann Lowdermilk Alternate Rl MARGARET STREICH Alternate so The award is presented on the attributes of: SCHOLARSHIP, MARY ELFACTQ67 LEADERSHIP, Recipiento t e DAR AWARD DEPENDABILITY, PATRIOTISM, and SERVICE COMMENCEMENT NIGHT MARKED THE FORMAL FAREWELL OF THE 66 GRADUATING SENIORS Wayne Carson leads the Senior class in a prayer of thanks for the past and prayer of guidance for their futures. Judy Bouiwell looked on as a fellow class member received her diploma. The Senior class of 1966 looks on as Jack Brown plays a French horn solo and is accompanied by Judy Boutwell. i ,gf lull The Three C's that help you to grow was the theme of the commencement speeches. Here we see Pam Murphy speaking on Curiosity. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Bob Heglund, Class President, delivers his address to open the Third Annual Commencement Ex- ercises of Trezevanf High School. Cheryl Haley speaks on Char-. BCYST. '66 Den editor, David Ray, pre- sents his speech on Courage. -A ,Mu E W 2 Sig H it ty in V lg . E at , Q 4 ,-fx ' 3 ' l I .Q ff, w 3 4: Saw 'wld ,.. , - VNV!- H 'f MQ., .x. A W6 5 Ax ey... , Q Si. - Y X Y Ei 41 Sw like-K,,.,.. an Fl. 5 , Us Z 1 I Q -e .P .H gm an 3 , 1 A ,' f C' 5 HLTS EEQEV Zi. fJl e ZSVCIN1' Sewiol' 2 il 5 gi E f l ! CANDID SHOTS 'ylill L.f.'r:f b .X.., Q ,K vs 34,1 I' Q 'Z' ,. A , 4 ' . ' t X ., r Q 1 . f ' K L- ig: Q ' du' 1 I . A 5 , . ,, . ,Y S, k , t . S ' ' L S L . 54 1 gg - H 1 k ' M11-ad .i f 2 f 3 J -nq fs ' Auf'- ov ,, 9. LS -4 tg O gi 5 15 Master of ceremonies for the 1965-66 talent show was Bill Reeves. Thanks to his exceptional iob the talent show was very successful and provided fine entertainment for everyone. Captivating the audience by their enhancing duet were Carole Archer and Linda Simpson. The iudges had a good ear for music and rewarded them a second place win. 200 PREVAILING TALENT AT TREZEVANT ,anxw SQ 5 1 Q F ly xi s - 'fl li T it t v V- '- xl t Lynn Holcomb sang beautifully to a well deserved third place. Becky Wienert tries her acting ability as she steps through her pantomine. Marsha Rupprecht and Carol Williams sing their way to first place in the Talent Show. One of the highlights of the evening was the appearance of the well-known and very popular OUT-OF-ITS! BRIGADCJON IS A BONNIE FIRST AT TREZEVANT Brigadoon is a tale of two hunters who, while lost in the High- lands of Scotland, came upon a small town that is not pictured on the map. The townsfolk are very strange and are dressed oddly. Tommy fEddie Coxl has fallen in love with Fiona fCarol Wil- liamsl, but she, fearing he will discover the town's secret, will not return his love. Jeff Ueff Shotwelll has found a generous girl by the name of Meg tMarsha Leel who entertains him in an open shed with her life story, including the many loves of Meg Brockie. During the day in Brigadoon, Jean MacLaren CLinda Simpsonl is going to marry Charles Dalrymple fRonnie Goforthl, but her old beau, Harry Beaton lPat Pankhurstl, is determined to have her or TALENT ABOUNDS AT TREZEVANT leave Brigadoon. Tommy and Jeff learn the secret from the school master, Mr. Lundie fHal Fulleri. To prevent the town from com- ing under the influence of evil from the out- side, the preacher prayed for a miracle. Every one hundred years, for one day, Brigadoon appears on the Highlands. That very night all of the people go to sleep and wake up one hundred years later. Tommy feels that he could not stay forever in this town because of Harry's accidental death. ln a very touching and impressive mo- ment Fiona leaves to go hom'e and Tommy de- parts for New York. ln New York Tommy is united with his fiance Jane Ashton Walorie Glazej who seems to have changed quite a bit since his trip. Finally Tommy realizes that he can never love any one but Fiona and returns to where Briga- doon was. In the midst of the Highlands Mr. Lundie ap- pears to take Tommy back to his love, saying that even 'love can produce miracles. 203 Harry fights to the bitter end. Tommy and Fiona sing Heather on a HiIl . Tommy KEddie Cox! looks on as friends CSteve Cory, Eddie Baxter, Jerry Stam- son, and Cliff Morrisonj carry the bloody body of Harry Beaton fPat Pank- hurstl back to the town of Brigadoon. This was the tragedy in Brigadoon for a hundred years. BRIGADOON - A SMASHING HIT s. Crabb and Mrs. Bonner helped to make Brigadoon isslble. -.. f ai In the words of many, everyone in the cast and chorus did a superb iob and really did make them- selves proud of par- ticipating in this pro- duction. Despite flu, strept throat, colds, laryngitis, and other maladies everyone went ahead and gave a fine performance that stole the heart of every person in the ,...n-,..-- We're iust one big, happy family THE T. i. ,r m,m,,,, This is Delicate Daisy??? The highly amusing play opens with Don MacDonald Ueff Shotwelli clumsily preparing for the arrival of his wife CSusan Parham! and daugh- ters, Anne fCaroI Archerl, and Joan fLinda Simpson! at their new home- the home is a chicken farm in the mountainous area of Washington. Betty and Don soon discover their neighbors to be Delicate Daisy lleslie Wienertl and her husband, Mr. Manic-Depressive lHaI Fullerl. The teenage girls regretfully find their new environment lacking in their most important commodity boys. However, it doesn't take Anne long to find Thad lDavid Whitei. He is a young man who is in the chicken business. After meeting Thad, Anne soon discovers that her only competition is Corinne CBarbara Pettyl. Corinne is pretty, though somewhat scheming. 206 EGG AND as is me ge W., ,W . .. ,K,.W 4 , . ' ' ------ .. Watch outll There s a skunk out thar' No wampum here! Now Gitlll . ACTING HELPS PRODUCE THE WELL ROUNDED GRADUATE WE ALL WISH TO BE Corinne's scheming doesn't help Joan's morale at all, since she has thus tar been without a boyfriend. However, she soon has a wild succession of them when Hi Baby CLeslie Collierl and J. J. ISteve Campbellb appear. When everything really begins to go well with the Mac- Donald family, Joan meets Ross CSteve Coryl-he is one of the five counselors at a near-by boys' camp. The audience now knows that everyone's major problem has been solved, and that the MacDonalds will remain on their beloved chicken farm. All the backstage crew, along with many others, worked exhaustingly to make this production of The Egg and I a fine success. No summary of the play would be complete without saying that Mrs. Bonner did a superb iob with these speech and drama students. I 207 Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald Anne MacDonald Joan MacDonald Thad ......... Delicate Daisy . . Mr. Manic ..... Corinne .. Fish Face . . . Hi Baby . . . J. J. ...... . Ross ........ CAST . Susan Parham . . . . . . . Jeff Shotwell ..... . . . Carol Archer . . . . . . Linda Simpson . . David White . Leslie Wienert . . .. Hal Fuller . Barbara Petty . . . . James Weir Lingery Lady ..... . . . Millicent Ames . .....- Thermometer Tessie ...... Ellen Kimery Miss Linden ...... . . Grady ..... Larson . . . Paula . . . Toni .... Lolly . . . Mitzi . . . . . Leslie Collier Steve Campbell . . . Steve Cory Joyce Hubbard . Carolyn Goad Marie Gillespie . Howard Willis .. . Lee Gillock Gwen McKenzie Hope Johnston Kealoha Ayotte . Sarah Morrow Heavy Weight!!! But I wanted sheerlll THE INDIVIDUAL IS THE IMPORTANT BUILDING-BLOCK OF A 208 CAST Who's afraid ofthe draft????? 1-? ig. igig ea A great deal of hard work goes into building the set OOPsII! What seems to be the problem?? This is the real star! Ahhl Look what I found! Smile . . . Mrs. Bonner You're On Candid Camera! , exp THE P. T. A. lS'A COOPERATIVE EFFORT OF TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND STUDENTS MRS. DRUMM President The teachers take an active part throughout the school year. in the P.T.A. programs F -.L . NN, F735 'C fl to Rl: l, R. Polk, Mrs. Schledwitz, chairman of the E. C. Ball Scholarship, Mrs. Willis, Treasurer, Mrs. Miller, Recording Sec- retary, Mrs. Carson, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Rice, Sixth Vice-President, Mrs. long, Seventh Vice-.LPresldent. SEATED: Mrs. Drumm, President, Mrs. Wienert, Third Vice-President. Not pictured: Mrs. Cooper, Second Vice-President, Mrs. Ray, First Vice-President, and Mrs. Melton, Fifth Vice-President. 2l0 THE P.T.A. SERVES OUR SCHOCL IN MANY WAYS Ars. Pankhurst end Mrs. Drumm serve at the P. T. A. Iouncil meeting. ,, A The P.T.A. began the school year by working closely with the school registration program. . li-., 'Wg R! .f TA' 1' ve, if L. to R. Mrs. Wienen, Mrs. Drumm, Mrs. Sch- ledwifl, and Mrs. Pank- hursr assist wirh 5 P. T. A. luncheon for the faculty during regi- stration. 2lI L Was that a speech to convince? 'W ff V 3 f WAN See Jane and John. See them play. See Spot See Spot run. Run, Spot, run. 2I2 FACES of .ou K , Mr. Eason said to do a 'IO-20 minute report on This?lH You lost me back on CeO2 -1- KI + HCL KCL + CeClg + HO: + lx. !,! , 1 sa' WA,-3' Now what was that movie ihey told us not to see??? FACES Af last l've found ihe answer-Bruce Wayne REALLY is Batman!! ...al In memory of those who died waiting for the last bell. Our group had 34? fewer cavities!! - THESE STUDENTS RECEIV Pat Forrester receives a six place setting of sterling silver. She was voted this award by her fellow students because of her outstanding contributions to the department. Bring repairable articles for the Goodwill Drive. We did and re- ceived this plaque for outstanding work in the bag filling campaign. Jerry Wafler accepts her place setting of sterling silver. She was the other person from second and third year home eco- nomics to receive the sterling silver. tWARDS DURING HCNOR ASSEMBLY .inda Mathis receives an appreciation award for her ward work as editor of the '65-'66 Bear Facts. V 1966 Den editor, David Ray, accepts an award for his hard work. Virginia DeSantis is receiving a certificate for winning third place in the state women's oratory. Band members receive awards for their enthusiasm shown in contests and performances during the school year. -'M' NaCl is Bicarbonate of soda? WORK my Goes Are you positive Washington was the first President? 216 I thought it was only a 2 mir speech. ..-ef-'f She told me if I didn't have a pen, use BLOODI mmunvw 1.1.2 Iaullll .lp-.- My kai! f .---rf 7 H .w,..:,a- ' Dennis Beatty is trying something new . . . homework Secreiaries of 1omorrowIl?? A square has four sides FORWARD IN THE CLASSROOM rf 1'KS La, QQ AL rg 'K THI, TH THA W -.ieyfigm s Q, 2 .5 ix rrn ..,,, is W Eire A I YQ 5 5 Q .,, vs ? WG '? X ZA XEPJ , K 'F' - , ,- YP' ' gli! 23 Kgs, 'I 1 D 220 l I Goes .hrough ,he air whh the WouIdn't you know it? There's always someone watching the camera greatest of ease. y l y g v 1 , 1 E : ' I A PL Come on, You Mighiy Bears . . . Please girls! Thai was the punchlinel HERE ..mw,a - AJJD THERE Listen, guys, you qona look MEAN! As the last sheet of copy goes to press, the 1967 DEN staff would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the many people who have made this yearbook possible. lt is fitting that we first express our thanks to Miss Adams and Mrs. Arnold for their guidance, patience, and time. Their tireless efforts and encouragements were an indispensable factor in the editing of the book. The publication of the yearbook would not have been possible if it had not been for the understanding teachers who were lenient and thoughtful enough to cooperate with us. We especially appreciate their cooperation in letting us in- terrupt their classes in order to take pictures. All in all, the completion of the yearbook was due to the ioint effort of the faculty, student body, and the Den staff. We hope the results will be favorable to everyone. As the end of the school year draws near, we realize that it is a happy time for many, for others it is a time of thoughtful sadness. For the seniors the high- school years have ended-years of growing, learning, happiness, disappointment, excitement, tears, seriousness, hard work, and even fun. ln the future some of you will have your names recorded in history books like the ones you have iust left, others will have the rich, unrecorded experiences of everyday life, become strong Americans, and send their children to school in order to give them the won- derful memories they have had. THE DEN STAFF-1967 Y F45 1356: 7 k XX -1 h ' , AQri?,f2' W LJ A '- , Q,e DONORS S1'one's Aniiques Dixie Realfy Mid-Souih School of Beauiy Zanone's Earl's Upholsfery Company Popular Tunes Tl1orn+on's Bakeries V - Lanlcford 81 Erwin Big Slar No. Smi'I'l1's Supermarkel' Complimen'I's of a Friend Sky Lake Drug S1'ore Jim Alley Texaco Sfafion Sky Lake Barber Shop Soufluern Millwork 81 Lumber Co 23 Qi For Special K occasions or I : - ' , iusf +o be ,ff TM nice . . . 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