Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

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ADMINISTRATION Page 18 SEN IORS Page 32 FEATURES Page 58 ACTIVITIES Page 88 ATHLETICS Page 118 UNDERC LASSMEN Page 150 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 200 Many years ago William Harding, dis- covering the beautiful, rolling land between the Cumberland and Stones Rivers, erected there a modest white brick home and called it Two Rivers Farm. The house and lands were inherited by Mrs. David H. McGavock, his daugher, and they have since remained in the McGavock family. , I Each brick and stone in the house was quarried by the McGavock slaves, the tim- ber was cut and prepared at the sawmill on the estate. Much of the furniture in the home was imported from England and France. Oriental rugs and ancestral por- traits grace the four downstairs parlors and in the entrance foyer two interesting chairs once owned by Rudolph Valentino are found. To step into this beautiful home is to step from the harshness and reality of today into the cool harmony and tran- quillity of yesterday. The original two-story home, built in 1802, still stands in perfect condition on the property. The mansion house, built in 1859, is saidto have been planned by the architect, William Strickland. During the Civil War the home narrowly escaped destruction by Federal forces. 1 In the fall of 1960 a new school was opened in the Donelson area. Located on McGavock Pike, the school was situated only one hundred yards from the meeting of the Stones and the Cumberland Rivers. The campus site had once been part of the McGavock Estate, often called Two Rivers Plantation. It was because of these influences that the school received its name. Mr. Chester LaFever, principal, was joined by twelve teachers, a librarian, and a secretary that first year. Starting with only the seventh and eighth grades, the school has added a grade each year. Inthe fall of 1964 the final grade was included. The presence of the first graduating class is indeed a milestone in Two Rivers history. The school enrollment has grown from four hundred and twenty in 1960 to thirteen hundred and fifty students in 1965. English IV, French II, Sociology, Physics, American Government and Economics, and Speech were added this year and most likely, there will be other interesting curricular offerings in the near future. The rapid growth of the student body has necessitated the building of new classrooms, a girls' gym, an industrial arts room, a band room, and a stadium. The students at Two Rivers have seen the school grow from ajunior high school into a full-fledged high school. Their pride has increased from year to year in a school whose future development promises even greater achievement. 6 , i gf' In any school the force that holds the student body together is that of school spirit, and the spirit of Pirate rooters reflects their pride in the general successes of Two Rivers High as well as in the achievements of the athletic teams. Both the cheerleading squad and the student body have done much to en- courage a more enthusiastic spirit. Re- member the many fine pep meetings held during the year? Building pride in a school is an unfinished job because there are al- ways new areas in which the students may excel New doors of opportunity for ex- ploration are constantly opening for Two Rivers students f3om,.,.f,w 835539 mul. Yd5'Q'g'Q1' w'f'Q 7 ' ' ff:l:'.l:':.:'if li'. 1fH??iiifi??f f'7?n'a' W .u,. 'ima-P ,.. 4 ,W .za ,Ever , 8 4 A 9.S3'ze:.x .4 H C 1 4.1 L4 4 .5 - , , .1 F, ' - 4 .., it a Q l L T' 1 il.s':gs'f'fq'5 1a':?zs:'gi:v:Q:1,' . t, ' K 1-1 1 v 157, A ' xjqkiiq e , . if ' 9 fs. ' fig-nies QW? N Q l -is f? , lEi1H'f?Q -. r gk ,LA max .1325 Levis, imftfwhyv-, Q' Q !!g:t:!ish.ILx7: X iktmzsllwm .A it-usgtgii Qiiqipix, 1 Y wa 5 -xw 'f PM l - Q 9991 ,gf 5' ,M jx fly! vo!! . gi ..1 , x Hg Qi st Kylix kivuma'StQ!! Q Q In b V '1'1X'l. M bg' 7 K The past school year has been one of work, enjoyment, and activity for Two Rivers students. Many new friendships have been formed and old ones have been strengthened. The underclassmen moveda year closer to their goal of being upper- classmen While the envied sophomores, juniors, and seniors began to realize the seriousness of planning for their future. Throughout the school the atmosphere was one of increased interest in learning and for many came the realization that education is the key that can open doors to a brighter and more fulfilling life. To many students the social activities sponsored by various organizations of the school pro- vided an introduction to the mys- teries of social graces. Juniors and seniors anxiously awaited the first Junior-Senior Prom while remembering the work and plan- ning that had contributed to the success of the first Junior Prom a year before. it Outstanding at Two Rivers is the spirit of C h r i s t m a s giving. Each year every homeroom spon- sors a money-raising campaign to buy toys for a child helped by the welfare program. For each student at Two Rivers, Christmas is happier because he gives as well as receives. Two Rivers' Buccaneer Band was spot- lighted even more in '65 when it captured several trophies and when several members received superior ratings at festivals. Drum Major Larry Apple led the band members in intricate manuevers which entertained spec- tators at ball games and the leadership of Director Kenton Hull continued to stimulate increased achievement bv the band. It is the purpose of the Guidance Depart- ment to help students make the most of them- selves. Many services are offered, including the provision of information - about courses, requirements for graduation, further train- ing, colleges, scholarships, and kinds of jobs. Also available here are the services of per- sonal counseling, of testing to discover in- dividual skills and abilities, and of making application for higher education or employ- ment. The hope of the Guidance Department is that students may be helped to reach the many important decisions that must be made during high school years. Inthe fall of 1964 Two Rivers students welcomed four- teen new teachers including an exchange teacher from England. Physics, Sociology, French II, American Govern- ment and Economics, and English IV, subjects which had never before been offered at Two Rivers, provided formidable challenges to seniors. Some hardy girls braved Home Ec- onomics while many boys enjoyed Mechanical Drawing and Shop. For many, the study of Art opened a new world of beauty, and appreciation for fine music was found by many students in Music. For underclassmen the problems of Math and Science were as baffling as they had been for countless students be- fore them. J W mu 'S To every student at Two Rivers High, 1965, r ep r e s e nting harder subjects and more work, offered greater pride in his achievements. The principles of representative govern- ment are upheld at Two Rivers by the Student Council. Comprised of representatives from each homeroom, the Student Council studies school-related problems and offers solutions. Mrs. Rob McGee, sponsor, provides capable leadership and helps in making decisions. Each student at Two Rivers realizes that through his homeroom representative he has a direct voice in the administration of the school. He knows that any suggestion he offers will be considered. Anything from bent silverware to senior privileges may come before the Council. The Student Council encourages good citizen- ship in the school by holding elections each spring for the offices of student leadership. The use of voting machines instills the re- sponsibility of voting in each student. X Each year at Christmas the Student Council initiates a school-wide project to aid underpriviledged children. Later in the year an entertaining talent show is sponsored by the Student Council. A handbook to help all students orientate themselves to high school life was published in 1964 and proved to be an invaluable aid to many seventh graders. The primary concern of the Student Council is to promote those activities which will ma.ke Two Rivers a better school. All of its efforts are directed toward this end. I2 The principles of good c it 1 z e n s h ip and sportsmanship are stressed at Two Rivers in the classroom and on the football field and bas- ketball floor The participants in athletic events are encouraged to practice good sportsmanship in victory and in defeat Student spectators at as athletic events are expected to act as responsible 5 Each month at Two Rivers a Citizen of the Month Award is given to a student who has dis- played outstanding work in some area during the month. Nominated by homerooms and selected by a Citizenship Committee, the student displays the qualities of good citizenship. The selection of a Citizen of the Year culminates a year of practicing good citizenship. . , ts, ' TEES Q , ,-5, s .L LQ-zu. gi' alll' This group of men and women, shown above with Mr. LaFever and Mr. Harris, comprised the committee which conducted the evaluation of Two Rivers in November. I4 R. VAUGC. CMAHIDAIQ' K TERMS!!! SICOIDAIY 5331. NIGHT!! lnlslv Emmet. 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YUUNCIYAL 'ELNIYON M1004 ICNBOL enmvon 1 em pleased to report, to you that the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Irms, at its anzmzxl, meeting at Louisville, Kentucky, gjwricwrl :nf 3Qf,2imember to 3 December 1961 , Ziigiqjiiehaal full awrs-diiistimn for the year lfilffelr-65. Very truly yt:-z1:c's, , . R. R. Vance, Chairman awarded the We Rivers Terms-:ssee Sswndary School Cczmmaitisae , fm l ima.. H. nm-is This letter announces the acceptance of Two Rivers High School as a member of the South- ern Association of Colleges and School. To the graduating seniors, the years at Two Rivers High School have been educational, active, and fun-filled. The seniors have learned to cope with pressing problems by arriving at solutions themselves or by seeking qualified help. They have learned to accept responsibility by filling posi- tions of leadership and by working to promote school functions. They have learned that one may gain greater pride in himself from harder work--both scholastically and athletically. They have known the fun of dating, attending parties, and just running around. They have experienced the fun that keen competition can bring by participating in intramural and interscholastic sports. The seniors of Two Rivers High School have learned the principles of truth, honesty, courage, and decency which will serve to make them bet- ter men and women. vs DEDICATION We, the 1965 Cutlass Staff, wish to dedicate this, the first senior yearbook of Two Rivers, to two outstanding members of the faculty. Both have gained the respect, the admiration, and the affection of the students through the inspiration they have given us in class and through the guidance they have provided in so many areas. The seniors, especially, feel that they have benefitted from the wisdom and patience of these fine teachers. It is with much pride and appreciation that we dedi- cate the 1965 Cutlass to Mrs. John Lovegrove and Mr. J. Wilson Bates. Since her arrival at Two Rivers in 1962, Mrs. Lovegrove has become an integral part of the school. She was immediately recognized as an outstandingly intelligent person who was willing to share her knowledge with the students. Due to the obvious interest she takes in the subject andthe student, Mrs. Lovegrove's classes are far from dull. She attempts to stimulate in each student an interest in literature and effective writing. Her wide range of knowledge has allowed her to teach classes in English lit e r atu r e , American literature, English grammar, American history, and sociology. Serving with Mr. Bates as co-sponsor of last year's Junior Class, Mrs. L o v e g r o v e worked determinedly to make the 1964 Junior Prom a success. Having served for the past three years as the faculty advisor to the Cutlass Staff, she has continually supplied ideas and valuable suggestions to improve the book. . Q ffl fi, if is ,N 5 Avi ll EQ Mr. Bates has been apart of Two Rivers since 1961. Since that time he has continued to astound students with his incredible knowledge of algebra, geometry, chemistry, and physics. ln 1962, he was honored by being selected to study at Oak Ridge with eminent scientists. In addition to his high intellect, Mr. Bates has an impish sense of humor and an unbelievably even te mpe r . His Always, always, always has become well-known to students of algebraic equations and chemical re-actions. Q53 fliia if ,uw 4. Serving last year as a Junior Class co-sponsor, he was instrumental inthe selection of senior rings. He has been even more helpful while serving as Senior Class sponsor this year. Mr. Bates also sponsors the Beta Club and the Math Club, in which activities he shows a special interest in each student. Any student who has been fortunate enough to come under the influence of either Mrs. Lovegrove or Mr. Bates has surely felt the special quality that these memorable teachers bring to the class- room. ADM NI TRAT o The members of the faculty have con- tributed greatly to the academic and personal d e v e 1 o p m e n t of Two Rivers students. Through continued guidance in class and extra-curricular activities, teachers have imparteda strong sense of duty to the mem- bers of the student body. ii , f f1 'f' ' 1 P 1 , , ,. 4, N 1 , , ,Z WW , 5 ? ,QQ- .,- , ' A U' jk K ggi M ff' 1 n 7 Q i ' i E ., 1 Q , 3 3 r . ,. ,Z W.., . fsywfg- fg .1 gf 3 7 is 1 M 'Q 'Q rw WMM, .. W Sf 5-.ww 91 ..-'M' .af- k Two Rivers High is most fortunate to have as its principal, Mr. Chester A. LaFever. Mr. La- Fever has been a dedicated and hard-working pro- motor of Two Rivers from its beginning five years ago. Having been a teacher himself, he well under- stands the problems of the faculty members as well as those of the students. His counsel and help in many areas to Two Rivers students have been most effective. The graduating seniors wish to express their special appreciation for Mr. LaFever's lead- ership during their years in high school. Undoubtedly, the office is the hub of activities at Two Rivers. It is from this major spot that the decision affecting school life are made. At all hours of the school day students, teachers, andparents may be seen entering its doors. Because the school is administered so efficiently, Mr. La Fever, Mr. Harris, and Mrs. Davis deserve our sincere praise. Mr. William Harris has indeed been an asset to Two Rivers since his arrival in 1963. All students are aware that his supervision of the lunch pro- gram has resulted in quieter and better organized lunch periods. Perhaps many do not know that it was Mr. Harris who most capably planned and super- vised the arrangements for the Southern Association evaluation. The smooth- ness of that week that all students and teachers remember added much to the general impression made upon the visiting committee members. iisv wwf' Certainly one of the best-known people at Two Rivers is Mrs. Richard S. Davis who performs her duties as school sec- retary efficiently and industriously. Teachers and students alike have found her dependable, co-operative, and always ready to help. Throughout the day Mrs. Davis remains good-natured and calm in every crisis amid much confusion involving students, teachers, administrative officials, and visitors. 21 Chester A. LaFever B.A., M.A. Principal William T. Harris B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal To the teachers who have taught at Two Rivers since its beginning go very special thanks from the Senior Class. Through the knowledge and counsel which they have imparted to us, they have been instrumental in our development from early adolescence toward young adulthood. Without their presence, these years at Two Rivers High School would not have been nearly so en- joyable and enlightening. .KN ,J E R ROW 1: Mrs.Jones, Mrs. McGee. ROW II: Mr. LaFever, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Russell. The faculty members of Two Rivers realize that the teaching profession involves more than in- structing students in readin', 'ritin', and 'rith- metic. Many serve as sponsors of clubs, and all teachers find that they must cope with the problems of high school students. Each year several student teachers from Vanderbilt, Peabody, and Middle Tennessee State come to Two Rivers for practice teaching. ASSOCIATE SERVICES LIBILARY ,W Jozelle Brown, B.A. Assistant Librarian Lucille Jones, B.S. Librarian faifiikfiff 'nf' Qi M IDANCE 24 Jean Latimer, B,S., M.A. Guidance, English Rob McGee, B.S., M.S. Guidance THE HUMA ITIE GLISH A if' Myra Jane Agee, B.A. English, Grade 8 Noreta Bowers, B.A. English iggggfff K .,LV,, 1. I 0-K fa -. 3 Q K I MW! if Phyllis Holmes, B.A. Cora Lovegrove, A.B., M.A. English English, Sociology Miriam Moore, B.A., M.A. Wx Latin, English .., Betty Jo Welch, B.S,, M.A. English, Speech FOREIG AN UAGES Lee Ann Garman B.A. M.A. English, French Harriet Ann Alley, B.A. Spanish Sibyl J. Green, B.A Algebra, Latin Donna C. Morgan, B.A. Spanish, English. SOCIAL STUDIES David Adamson B.S. M.A History Charles Roger Black, B.A Grade 7 World History Suzanne Stampley, B.A. Grade 7, Economics Robert Eskew, B.S,, M.A. Sociology, Histo ry 26 we SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE CORE At Two Rivers, the core program is designed to orien- tate seventh and eighth graders to the complexity of high school life. A close student-teacher relationship is stres- sed, aiding the student in becoming oriented to the new environment in which he finds himself. Within the core program, the language arts, social studies, arithmetic, health, and science are taught by one teacher. Elective subjects are taught by other faculty members. Oweise Claxton, B.S. Grade 8 Jeannette Hoskins, B.A. Grade 7 .t A Y Dorothy Jordan, B.A. Grade 8, English Stan Morrell, B.A. Grade 7, World Geography Mary Palmer, B.A., M.A. Grade 8, History Richard Seay, B.S. Grade 8, Speech, History Jimmie Lou Spurlock, B.S., M.A. Grade 8, Speech THE SCIENCES MATHEMATICS Anne Nell Wilson, B.A., M.A. Algebra John Terrell, B.S., M.A. General Science Peggy Welch B S , M.A. THE FINE ARTS uv-dl Bob Hollingsworth, B.S Art Kenton J. Hull, B.S. Instrumental Music ruce eriwe er B.A. M.M. Fine Arts courses at Two Rivers have brought much soul-lifting enjoyment to the school. While all art students have gained a deeper appreciation for the beauties surrounding them, many students planning art careers have found the help of Mr. Hollingsworth invaluable. The chorus under Mr. Merriwether's direction has given many fine programs to the students and several individual members have gained recognition for the school this year by receiving su- perior ratings in chorus festivals. The Buccaneer Band and Mr. Hull have worked very hard to provide fine halftime shows at all the football games and to perform more serious music at school concerts. 29 OCATIONAL EDUCATIO BUSINESS we 'KA 'ew' Helen Knight, 13.A., M.A. Typ ing, Bookkeeping Geraldine McCarter, B.S. Typlng, Shorthand, Business Math HOME ECONOMICS Avalene Cass, B.S Home Economics, Grade 8 1fQ5fffmff5 V ' g Katherine Jamison, B.S. Home Economics , ', Beverly Stokely, B.S. Home Economics M 'F l ia. Q1 f x ,X PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Glenn Carson, B.S., M.A. Physical Education Garland Russell, B.A., M.A. Coach Physical Education IORS From our first day as frightened seventh graders, we of the Senior Class have antici- pated the excitement of this, our senior year. It has brought the fulfillment of many hopes: graduation, football championships, senior rings, and lasting friendships. We are proud of our record as Two Rivers students and are confident that we have played at least a small part in the development of our school. K W-I 'aa Q. l fa R2 ui f i KZ I ki tus President .......................... Larry Brown Vice-President . . . . . Steve Flohr Secretary .... . . Scotty Daniels SENIOR 1965 was a year of madras and merriment, weejuns and wonderful times. Favorite hangouts for seniors included Pirates' Cove where the Jerk and the Monkey were danced by the more agile members of the class. The excitement of an election year was brought to Two Rivers when the government classes sponsored a mock election. Most seniors have memories of twenty minute lunch periods Qno wonder so many of them lost weightll, confused reminders of MACBETH and VANITY FAIR, and exciting thoughts of the triumph in the Jaycee Bowl. The realization that this was the last year of high school was a sobering thought to all sen- iors. Many decisions about the future had to be made: What college should one attend? What career should one pursue? Although these questions cannot be answered immediately, the first graduating class of Two Rivers High School feels that its members are well able to face the challenges life offers them. 34 JE NEILL ANDERSON, JR. rary Staff lg Science Club lg sident l. LARRY STEWART APPLE Larry NEDT Certiiicate2g Merit Schol- arship Letter of Commendation 23 Citizen of Month 35 Football lg Band 1,2,3,4g Pirates' Log Staff 2g Library Staff 15 Library Club 1, President 15 Forensic s 3, President 3g Senior Superlative, Wittiestg Band Major 2,3,4. QF RAYMOND WESLEY AVERA VIRGINIA ANN AYERS Raymond Virginia Homeroom Sargeant-at-Arms 33 HOIHO ECOr10miCS 2,3,4. Hi-Y lg Industrial Arts Club 3. Seniors enjoyed their last ear . . . 'ru' ,py- SWE? '-AJ 't, S, LINDA DIANE BALLARD ROBERT J. BALTZ FRANCES SHARON Lirlda Bob BAUMGARTNER vitan Club 45 Home Economics Father Ryan High School 2. Sharon in 2,3,4. 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,4gCivitan Club 4. ,,,-nav' JANICE LYNN BEST Jan Pirates' Log Staff 2,4g Office Staff 4g Chorus l,2g Future Teachers' Club 3,4g Civitan Club 45 Foren- sics 2g Spanish Club 2. REBEKAH BROOKS DORIS LYNN BIRTHRIGHT DONNA REBECCA BREW CLYDE WAYNE BRIGHT Doris Donna Clyde Rebekah Honieroom Secretary and Trea- Home Economics Club 15 Glee Football lg Band 1,2g Latin Club Glee Club 1,25 Home Economi surer2g Home Economics Club 3, Club 2. 25 Business Club 4. Club 1,4. 4g Business Club 4. DONALD LEROY BROWN Don Honor R011 1,2,3g Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 45 Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. The arrival of senior rings SARAH J UDITH BROWN Judy Homeroom President 4g Class Secretary 3: Student Council 4g Riding Team 2,33 Pirates' Log Staff 15 French Club 45 Civitan Club 4: Glee Club 2g Clinic Bowl Representzltive 45 Jaycee Bowl Queen 43 Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. no LARRY ELMA BROWN Larry Homeroom President 3,45 Class President 4g Student Council l,2, 3, 43 Football 1,25 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3g Key Club 35 Hi-Y 15 Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. VK, 'Nes- BARBARA JEAN BUTRUMI Bobbie Homeroom Secretary 33 Pirat Log Staff lg Office Staff 45 Teens lg Jr. Red Cross 29 Civi Club 39 Art Guild 4. DAVID LeROY BUUCK Dave 'lclntosh High School lg NEDT Iertificate 25 Honor Roll Certifi- ate 1, 23 Student Council Vice 'r e s ide nt 2g Student Council 'lember 2,43 Homerooni Presi- ent 4g Pirates' Log Staff 23 Sci- nce Club 2,3,4g Forensics 45 fivitan Club 3,4, President 4g .ettermen's Club 2,3,4g Track 2, ,4g Senior Superlative, Class 'avorite. iw' 'E-f RICHARD DEAN BYERS Richard JOHN THOMAS CAFFERKY Johnny Student Council Vice-President Lebanon High School 4. 2g Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 23 Lettermen's Club l,2,3. COSANDRA JEAN CALLIS Sandy Cheerleader 2,3,4g Office Staff lg Spanish l,2g Pirates' Log Staff 25 French 4g Civitan Club 3,45 Sen- ior Superlative, Miss Two Rivers Hiuh School. increased their feelings of superiorit . BARBARA JANE CARTER Barbara Ionie Economics Club 1,2,3,4. JAMES EDWARD CAWTHORNE Eddie Industrial Arts Club I,3,4, Sec- retary 4. .,,, I DIANE LOUISE CHADWELL Diane Honor Roll Certificate l,2g NEDT Certificate 25 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 3g Pirates' Log Staff l,2g Cutlass staff 3,4, Ass't. Editor 43 Office Staff 2,35 Beta Club l,2,3, 45 French 4g Spanish l,2g Glee Club l. ISAAC CAMPBELL CLARK Buddy Mu r f r e e 5 bo r o Central High School 1. N... may MARYLYN JEAN COGGINS VVILLIAM EUGENE COBB Bin Marylyn Pirates' Log Staff 35 Cutlass Staff 35 Key Club 3,45 Civitan Club lg Forensics 4. Basketball l,2,3,45 Beta Club 1,2 dent 35 Forensics 2. l, gig V Homeroom Vice-President 1,2,4g 3g Civitan Club 3,4, Vice-Presil -0-as-Q WALTER HINES COLLINS TERRY RONALD COOK Walter Ronnie Band 1,2,3,4g Red CI-OSS 13 Key Honieroom Vice-President 1511 Club 35 Industrial Arts 4. dustfial A115 4- They made decisions about college 'hiv , ,,,.g 'Off' R '1b STEVE OWEN COOK JACK EUGENE COPELAND HILLARY ANNE COWELL Steve Jack Hillary Henderson County High School 35 NEDT Certificate 35 Citizen of the Key Club 3, 4. Month lg Pirates' Log Staff l,2,35 Cutlass Staff lg Office Staff lg Cheerleader 2,3g Beta Club l,2,3, 49 Civitan Cluh 45 French Club 4, Sgt.-at-Arnis 4. BEVERLY ANN CROCKETT Beverly Honierooni Secretary-Treasur lg Civitan Cluh 3,45 Home EC noniics Club l,4. YT' ROBERT LESLIE CROWDER Leslie Forensics 4. 1-,.-'Q GERALD DOWNEY CUNNINGHAM Gerald 'Rm MEREDITH SCOTT DANIELS Scotty NEDT Certificate 35 Citizen of the Month 35 Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 2,35 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Pirates' Log Staff 1525 Cutlass Staff 15253545 Editor 3545 Office Staff 15253545 Spanish Club 1525 Glee Club 152, 35 Science Club 15 Forensics 15 French Club 45 Beta Club 25354, Vice-President 4. DIANA LEE DARRAH Diana Riding Team 3. enduring PSAT, ACT, and SAT exams. ...Q Q-v-,D PAMELA GAYLE DeMATTEO Pam Zitizen of the Month 45 Cheerlead- er 15253545 Captain 253545 Pirates' Jog Staff1525 Forensics 1525 Civ- tan Club 3,45 Senior Superlative5 Best School Spirit. DOROTHY MARIE DEMONBREUN Dottie Hornerooni Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice-Pres. 35 Home Economics Club 1535 Business Club 45 Civitztn Club 45 Office Staff 1. -rv '1? 'Qian' JOHN HOLLAND DIXON Dicky NEDT Certificate 25 Merit Scho- larship Letter of Commendation 35 Honor Roll Certificate 152535 Citizen of the Year 15 Student Council President 35 Student Council Member 152535 Football 15253545 Captain 25 Basketball 1, 2,3545 Baseball 2535 Key Club 3545 Lettermen's Club 15253545 Beta Club 15253545 Pres. 25 Tenn. State Beta Pres. 45 Senior Superlative5 Best All-Round. 'l'f'f',. , MARGARET ELISE DOZIER Peggy HonorRoll certificate 1,2535 Citi- zen of the Month 45 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 35 Basketball 15253545 Cutlass Staff 45 Spanish Club 1525 Glee Club 152,35 French Club 45 Beta Club 15253545 Vice-President 3. TERRY WAYNE DRAUGHON Terry Honor Roll C c rt if ic ate l,2,3g Homerooin President 43 Band 1, 2,3,4g Student Council Member 45 Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Science Club 45 Industrial Arts 3g Senior Super- lative, Most Talented. MICHAEL DENNIS DUKE Mike esglfte.. , ROBERT ERNEST ELLIS Ernie Maplewood High School 43 Senior Superlative, Friendliest. 'il ,.,, , SARAH KATHERINE FESSLE Sarah Honor Roll Certificate 1,25 NEI Certificate 3g Homeroom Pres dent 4g Cutlass Staff 43 Stude Council member 43 Office Staff Latin Club 1,23 Glee Club 1,2, Beta Club 1,2,3,4g French Club Civitan Club 4. Their Work and service in clubs ?N HELEN ELIZABETH FLEMING Beth NeshannockHigh School 45 Future Teachers' Club 4g Home Econom- ics Club 4. ROBERT STEPHEN FLOHR Steve Merit Scholarship Letter of Coni- mendation 4g NEDT Certificate 3g Honor Roll C e rtific ate 1,2,35 Class Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3g Track 35 Citizen of the Month 15 Editor, Pirates' Log lg Sports Editor 25 Beta Club I,2,3, 43 Beta Club Pres. 45 Homeroom Pres. Ig Student Council Member 1,2g Honor Roll1,2,3gLettermen's Club 1,2,3. BEVERLY LOUISE FREY Beverly Band 1,2,3,4g Cutlass Staff 4g Of- fice Staff 1g Y-Teens 15 Home Economics Club 2,3,4. PAULETTE PATRICIA FULGHUM Paulette Home Economics 3. DANNY RAY GASS Danny SHARON LEE GATLIN Sherry Honieroom Treasurer 1, Vice- President 2, Sec. liz Treas. 45 Citizen of the Month 25 Basketball Manager 25 Riding team 1,25 Fo- rensics 2,3,45 Civitan Club 35 Fu- ture Teachers' Club 4. JAMES OTHA GILBERT Jimmy Baseball 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. JANIS LOUISE GILDEWELL Janis Honor Roll Certificate 15 Citizen of the Month 15 Homeroorn Secre- tary-Treasurer 2,45 Pirates' Log Staff 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Art Guild 4, Vice-President 45 Civitan Club 3,45 Beta Club 1,2,3,4. showed their acceptance of responsibilit . LARRY DEAN GRAVES Larry lomeroom President 25 Student Council Member 25 Basketball 25 'rack 25 Pirates' Log Staff 45 .ettermen's Club 2. sms fm SUSAN GRAY Susie Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasur- er 2, Vice-President 45 Student Council Member 4, Basketball 1, 35 Pirates' Log Staff 1,25 Glee Club 15 Forensics 25 Home Eco- nomics Club 3,45 Future Teach- ers' Club 3. 41 JUDITH ELAINE GROOM Judy Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 4. DAVID ARTHUR HAGAR David Math Club 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 4. pr' ,'Q'f2l -i 'Il' EVELYN MARIE HAGAR ALDA MARIE HALL JACK SEABORN HARALSON Evelyn Marie Jackie Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Business Club Home Economics Club l,4, Sec- Track 2, Science Club 1, Letter- 4, President 4, retary 1, Treasurer 4. men's Club 2. Many struggled with MacBeth and Qrvv PAULA JO HARDIN Paula Class Secretary 25 Band l,2,3,4g Majorette l,2,3,4, Captain 2,3,4, Pirates' Log Staff 2,3, Library Staff 4, Senior Suporlatiye, Most Talented. DAVID LEE HARDY David Industrial Arts 2. .L ..k, 4617737 ALICE SUZANNE HARTMAN Suzy Red Bank Junior High School 23 Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4g NEDT Certificate 2g Honor Roll Certificate 2,3, Cutlass Staff 4, Office Staff 3, Glce Club 23 Foren- sic Club 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4, French Club 43 Math Contest 2,35 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. K I E , HARRY SWANN HARBOLD1 Harry - Citizen of the Month 1gCitizenl the Year 2, Honieroom Pres. li Student Council Pres. 25 Studs Council Member l,2,3g Footb l,2,3, Co-Captain 35 Basketb lg Track 1,2g Pirates' Log St lg Cutlass Staff 3,4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Key Club 3,45 Lettermel Club 1,2,3. French We-..2 SCOTT TUCKER HAYNES Scott Business Club 4g Football 1 Ti' 7 VIRGINIA MAY HEARN Virginia LARRY DELAND HENSON Larr Y Library Staff 15253545 Glee Club Civitan Club 35 Business Club 4. 35 Library Club 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA CAROLE HERNDON Carole NEDT Certificate 25 Citizen of the Month 45 Student Council Girls' Vice President 45 Student Council Member 45 Latin Club 15 Secretary 15 Glee Club 15 Foren- sics 2,3545 Vice-President 35 Civ- itan Club 4. VV V' WL? izpc'3Q 5 5 THOMAS DECATUR HIBLER, JR. Tommy Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 35 Honor Roll Certifi- cate 1,2,35 Citizen of the Month 35 Homeroom President 2, Vice- President 35 Student Council Member 25 Football 1,2,3,45Track 2,35 Spanish Club lg Math Club 1 President 15 Lettcrmen's Club 1, 253,45 Science Club 35 Forensics 45 Key Club 4, Pres. 45 Beta Club l,253,4, President 3. J while others fought trig functions. i fle w: 'h , fffe' I 'vs 57 . 5, -A ,L . -- an JEANIE LEE HICKEY Jeanie Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer Z, President 3,45 Student Council Member 35 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Pirates' Log Staff 253,45 Girls' Sports Editor 253,45 Y-Teens 15 Forensics 2,35 Civitan Club 3,45 Future Teachers' Club 4, Vice- President 4. -'NAP JERAL REA HOLDSWORTH Rea NEDT Certificate 25 Honor Roll Certificate 2,35 Football 15 Band 2,3,45 Science Club 1,2 3 4' Bet Club 3,4. :zu 3' JOHN BRENT I-IOLLADAY DAVID C. HOOVEN Brent David Photography Club 15 Industrial Key Club 35 4-H Club 1,2,3, Ser- Arts Club 1. geant-at-Arms 2,3. ,M-af., SANDRA KAY HUDDLESTON Sandra Honierooni Vice-P r e sid e nt 4g Basketball 1,23 Pirates' Log Staff 1,2,3,45 Art Guild 45 Home Eco- nomics Club 4, President 4g Glee Club Ig Civitan Club 15 Business Club 4. . , PATRICIA ANN HURST Pat Glee Club lg Civitan Club 43 Home Economics Club 1. DEAN OWEN JACKSON, JR. Dean Band l,2,3,4. WILLIAM LANCE JACKSON Lance Donelson High School 45 Futurs Teachers' Club 43 Glee Club 4. The Winning of the Class AA Championship 5 Q-an vm-+55 MARTHA LINDA JENNINGS Martha Honor Roll Certificate lg Office Staff 2,3,4g Spanish Club 3g Home Economics Club 45 Glee Club 2. ANN TAYLOR JOHNSON Ann Homeroom Secretary 13 Basket- ball 2,3g Civitan Club 3,43 Busi- ness Club 4g Spanish Club 1. 44 DAVID EDWARD JORDAN David Maplewood High School 3g Home room Officer 1,2g Library Club lg Hi-Y Club lg Key Club 25 Indus- trial Arts Club 1,25 Basketball 1, 2. ELIZABETH ANN KENNEDY Arm St. Cecilia Academy 25 NED' Certilicate2g Honor Roll Certifi cate 2g Beta Club 3,45 Librar Club 3g French Club 4g Home Eco nornics Club 4. NW' ' -hr N--wi? THERESA DIANE KING Diane lomeroom Secretary 1, Vice- President 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Iheerleader 45 Glee Club 152,35 ?orensies 15 Latin Club 25 Civitan Zlub 3,45 Senior Superlative, Friendliest. JAMES HAMILTON LAMB Jimmy Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35Pirates'L0g Staff 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Key Club 35 Forensics 45 Science Club 45 Civitan Club 4. was a fitting tribute N-,, MARY RUTH LEFTWICH Mary Ruth ,omeroom Secretary-Treasurer 5 Pirates' Log Staif 15 Glee Club ,2,3,45 Business Club 45 Civitan 'lub 45 Senior Superlative, Wit- lest. GARY LEE LIDDINGTON Gary Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Key Club 354, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pep Club 35 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Senior Superlative, Best School Spirit. 45 'VN eq, CAROLE ELIZABETH LEE Carole Homeroom President 45 Student Council 45 Citizen of the Month 35 Basketball 1,25 Pirates' Log 1,25 3,45 Co-Editor 2, Editor 3,45 Art Guild 45 Future Teachers' Club 354, President 3,45 Civitan Club 1. TOBIE RAY LEES Tobie NEDT Certificate 25 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 15 Liter- ary Club 1, Vice-president5 Pep Club 35 Basketball 15 Track 15 Pirates' Log Staif 1,2,3, Sports Editor 2, Feature Editor 3. to the football team. MARK DAVID LINVILLE Mark Latin Club 15 Forensics 25 Sci- ence Club 3. JAMES JERON LONG Jim Industrial Arts Club 3. 9'0h., 'f SUSAN G, LUKAC5 DONALD RAY MANNING GLORIA JEAN MASSEY Susan Donnie G10I'i9- Cathedral High School 3. Homeroom Sgt. of Arms 1, Vice Howard High School 25 Glee Club President 3, Secretary-Treas. 45 35 Civitan Club 45 Business 4. Civitan Club 45 Band 253. -wr-, BARBARA ANN McAN1NCH Barbara Aiken Senior High School 45 French Club 4, President 45 Fo- rensics 45 NEDT Certificate 2. The long-awaited Prom arrived - Nwaasp- SHERRIE ALSTON McCLENDON Sherrie Library Staff 1,25 Home Econom- ics Club 15 Civitan Club 354. BETTY GAYLE McINTIRE Gayle Homeroom Secretary-treasure I' 25 Student Council Girls' Vice- President 35 Honor Roll Certifi cate 1,2535 Student Council Mem ber 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co Capt. 15 Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 15 Civitan 3,45 Forensics 2. JULIA DIANNE MCINTURFF Judy Student Council Member 35 Beta Club 15253545 Forensic Club 3545 Junior Civitan Club 3,45 Business Club 45 Student Council Repre- sentative 35 Vice President of Homeroom 35 Banner Beauty of Week 3. -r 'V JOAN McMICHAEL Joan Homeroom Secretary 2, Treasur- er 15 Basketball 25 Pirates' Log Staff 45 Office Staii 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Civitan Club 354. Muses... 49 iw N vw L 'U' NEAL GRANVILLE McNISH Neal erit Scholarship Letter of Com- endation 4g NEDT Certificate 25 Jmeroom President 1,25 Class res. 35 Student Council Member 2,3g Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. Basketball 25 Track 3,4g Base- tll 2g Cutlass Staff l,2,3,4g Citi- en of the Month 25 Lettermen'S ,ub 1,2,3,4g Key Club 3. LINDA MARGARET MEDLIN Linda Pirates' Log Staff 1,2g Office Staff 1,2,4g Spanish Club 1,23 Glee Club 2g French Club 45 Beta Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 35 Cutlass Staff 3,4, Senior Editor 4g Homeroom Vice- President 4. HOLLOW PIEDMONT MICKLE ANGELA MARCELLA MINOR Rollow West High School 4. Marcella Home Economics Club 3,4gFrench Club 4. and memories of it will linger on. fm-, fi' THOMAS HAROLD MITCHELL Tommy Jotball 1g Track 23 Cutlass Stall Library Staff 1,25 Science Club 43 Library Club lg Lettermen's ub 1, 25 Forensics I,2,3,4, resident 45 Camera Club 1. VICTORIA ANN MITCHELL Vickie Cathederal High School 25 Library Staff 3,4g Business Club 4. 47 N rem MARILYN FRANCES MORELAND Marilyn Homeroom President 1, Vice- President 2, Secretary 35 Student Council Member Ig Basketball 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4g Civitan Club 3,45 Business 45 Valentine Queen 25 Senior Superlative, Most Pop- ular. l.-'v 'W-. LESTER EARL MURRAY Earl Football 25 Pirates' Log Staff 2 Forensics 1. Pkg --vu.. if 4191 'full' DAVID WESLEY NELSON ROBERT TYLER NICHOL MICHAEL DUDLEY NOKES ANTHOINETTE NORFLEET David Tyler Mike Toni Track 25 Industrial Arts Club 1, Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Industrial Arts Club l,2. Library Staff 2,3,45 Glee Club 2 25354. Track 2,35 Pirates' Log Staff 3, 3,45 Art Guild 4. Artist 35 Industrial Arts Club 1, 25 Art Guild 4. 965 was a year of long straight hair NANCY ALANA NORTHERN Nancy Homeroom Vice-P r es id ent 1 Secretary-Treasurer 2, 35 Bas- ketball l,253,4, CO-Captain 2,3,45 Office Staff 15 Latin Club 1,25 Civ- itan Club 354, Secretary-Trea- surer 45 Glee Club 1,2. JENNY LEE NORTON Jenny Office Staff 45 Pirates' Log Staff 354, Business Manager 3,45 Home Economics Club 15 Forensics I, 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Senior Superlative, Class Favorite. BILLIE KATHERYN OAKLEY JANE MARIE PARKERSON Kathy Jane Band l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l5 Glec Club I5 Home Economics Club 2 Business Club 4. f . 'fl hsf ww J F K vw jx 111 Us, A 1 rn, , Y IOHN MCALISTER PARRISH EARLE DOUGLAS PARTRIDGE JAMES BYRON PHILLIPS Johnny Doug Jimmy lotball 1,25 Basketball 2g Key Band 1,2,3,4. Home-room Officer 13 Basketball ub 3,4g Senior Superlative, Best 1,29 Track 4s Cutlass Staff 45 Key ioking. Club 3,4. FRED COPLAND POWELL Fred Honor Roll Certificate 1, 2, 3, 4g Student C ou n c il Boys' Vice- Pres, 45 Student Council member 3,45 Football I,2,3,4g Basketball 2,35 Track I,2g Key Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2g Lettermen's Club 1,2,3, 4. and objections from complaining mothers. MALISSA EILEEN P'POOL Mitzi ime Economics Club 1,25 Civi- 1Club3g Future Teachers' Club bud 'ff' ' DOUGLAS LEE RADLEY LINDA EDITH RAWSON DONNA AGNES RAY Doug Linda Donna Latin Club I,2. Howard High School 25 Business NEDT Certificate 2g Honor Roll Club 4g Glee Club 3. Certificate 15 Office Staff Ig Li- brary 3,43 Beta Club I,2,3,4. V .- li ' ,z-,Q Awami? 'l ' 'Na' '4 '1y DONALD NELSON RAYMOND Don Honor Roll Certificate 35 Home- room Secretary-T r e as u r e r 1 Key Club 3,4, Beta ciub 1,2,3,4Z Treasurer 25 Senior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed. Rum' -di' ,fr TOM REDMOND Tom NEDT Certificate 25 Band 2,3,4, Captain 45 Future Teachers' Club 3,4. PATRICIA NORMAN RICE Pat Basketball 1,2,3,45 Pirates' Log Staff 1, 25 Forensics 15 Civitan Club 3,45 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. NANCY JO RICH Nan NEDT Certificate 25 Homeroon' Vice-President 1, Secretary 25 Pirates' Log Staif 1, 25 Cutlas Staff 3,45 Office Staff 1,2,3,45G1e Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2, Vice Pres.25 Beta Club 3,45 Civitan 2, 35 French Club 45 Science Club 1 Measuring for caps and gowns, :V LINDA CAROLE ROBBINS Linda Home Economics Club 3,4. ANNE ELIZABETH ROBERTS Anne Library Staff 1,2,3, 43 Pirates' Log Staff 25 Library Club 1,35 Beta Club 1,2,35 Civitan Club 3,4. JAMES MICHAEL ROOLEY Mickey Hoomroom P r e s ide nt 1, Ser- geant-at-Arms 25 Class Vice- President 25 Football 1,2,35 Bas- ketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Letter- men's Club 25 Key Club 45 Indus- trial Arts Club 4. BRENDA FAYE ROY Brenda Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Civitan Club 3,4. 'ff' CAROL LYNN RUSH Carol lass Vice-President 3g Home- Jom Vice-President 4g Office :aff 3,45 Latin Club 1,23 Glee lub 1,2,3g Business Club 45 Civi- m Club 4. ...ll CHARLES DAVID RUSSELL MICHAEL DOUGLAS RYAN THOMAS WAYNE SAWYER David Mike Tom Business Club 4. White House High School 2. Class Vice-President lg Football 1,2, Co-Captain lg Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,45 Track l,2g Key Club 3,4g 4-H Club 15 Letter- men's Club 1,2,3.4. ordering graduation invitations, SHARON ANN SINOR Sharon ates' Log Staff 3g Home Eco- ics Club lg Glee Club 3g Busi- S Club 4. mu- digg, 'NP' W5-wp-nr' PHYLLIS ELIZABETH SIRCY ARTIS ROBERT SLAUGHTER HERMAN EUGENE SMITH Phyllis Artis Herman Jackson County Central High 2g Industrial Arts Club lg Art Guild Football l,2,3g Track l,2g Letter- Civitan Club 3,4g Business Club 4. men's Club l,2,3g Key Club 3,4. 4. SI sN,,1,, JAMES HOWARD SMITH Jim Citizen of the Month lg Student Council President Ig Student Council Member l,2,3,4g Home- room Vice-President 4g Pirates' Log Staff, Feature Editor 2, Man- aging Editor 33 Latin Club 1,2 Forensics 4g Science Club 2,3, President 45 Industrial Arts 11 Secretary I. 4, JOHNNIE FAYE SMITH Johnnie Faye Honieroom Vice-President l,3,4g Basketball l,2, Co-Captain l,2, Manager 3,43 Office Staff lg Red Cross Club 1, Vice-Pres. lg Civi- tan Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Glee Club 2. Rav KAW .--- ' MARCIA LYNN SMITH Marcia Student Council Girls' Vice Pres- ident lg Student Council Member lg NEDT Certificate 2g Honor Roll Certificate l,2,3g Citizen ol the Month lg Beta Club 1,2,3,4g F0- rensics 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club35 Civitan Club 4g Latin Club I. MICHAEL WILLIAM SMITH Mike H o rn e 1' 0 o ni Vice-President I Football l,2,4g Track 1,23 P11 rates' Log Stall' 1,25 Industria Arts Club lg Forensics 25 Letter- men's Club 15 Key Club 4gCivita1 Club 35 Science Club 2. and practicing for graduation '-vs: 2 l am!! 'mf' 'Bn-f C TERRY WAYNE SMITH Terry Homeroom President 1, Vice- President 23 Student Council Member lg Basketball lg Pirates' Log Staff l,2g Lettermen's Club lg Key Club 4. JOSEPH WAYNE SIVIITH Wayne Homeroom Officer lg Football lg Industi'ialArts Club 15 Forensics 3g Civitan Club 3,4. 'wr GREG EVANS SNOW Greg W-wuaQ' HUGH STROUD SPICKARD Hugh Homeroom President 45 Studen' Council Member 4g Class Presi- dent lg Football l,2gBusiness Clul 4. RONALD DUANE STEEN Ronnie onor Roll Certificate 2,3g Citi- zn ofthe Month 25 Pirates' Log aff lg Library Staff 23 Red Cross lub lg Photography Club l,2g Fo- ensics 1,25 Civitan Club 4g Beta lub l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3. 'Nall W3 PAMELA KAY STUBY Pam Citizen of the Month 2g Basketball lg Pirates' Log Staff 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 3g Junior Civitan Club 3,45 Business Club 45 Senior Superla- tive, Best All Round, qs-f-if-1' ' NANCY GAYLE TASSEY MARIA BETH THOMAS Gayle Betsy Library Staff 1,23 Home Econom- Corbin High School 35 Homeroom ics Club 2,45 Y-Teens lg Business Secretary 4. Club 3. seemed to bring it closer to realit . 2 'i We .t I X at yxix 'gf' Y ,.,r X412 is Zl- tty -4. by K fs: '. K BARBARA JEAN TIPTON Barbara orth Augusta High School 3g usiness Club 4, Vice-President 'WB DAVID ALAN TOMLINSON David Homerooin President 35 Student Council 3g Merit Scholarship Let- ter ol Commendation 45 NEDT Certificate 25 Football 15 Pirates' Log Staff l,2,3,4, Editor 2,33 Li- brary Stall 15 Beta Club l,2,3,4. EDWIN PARKER TURNER KEITH GLENDALE VARNER Edwin Keith .V Qi3sl'53SQf',l55e 5 'Cv' K Q-.3 I SHIRLEY WEST VAUGHN GEORGIA LOIS WALCOTT WILLIAM ALLEN WALKER DONA JEAN WALSH Shirley Georgia Billy Dona P01't121nd High school 33 Business G199 Club 2,3- Football 1,25 Track lg Key Club Coral Shores High School 3g Glef Club 4. 3,43 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3g Hi-Y Club 3,4. 1. Self-confident after live years, -ef: -IS. ,eo PATRICIA EILEEN WARD SAMUEL RENO WEESE WILLIAM ALLEN WELLER Pat Sammy Allen Home Economics Club 2g Civitan South Cobb High School 3g Home- Band l,2,3,45 Library Club lg Sci- 3, room Vice-President 3, Secre- ence Club 2g Key Club 3,4. tary 4g Football 3,45 Key Club 3, 4. 54 GARY LEE WEST Gary Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1 Track 1,35 Key Club 3,4g Indus- trialArtS Club l,2,3,4, Presiden l,3, Vice-President 2. ZECIL HOBERT WHALEY, JR. Cecil itizen ofthe Month 23 Homeroom 'ice-P r e s id e nt 1,2,35 Student ouncil Member 2, Football 1,23 lasketball 25 Baseball 2, Pirates' log Staff 2,3,4, Sports Editor 2, ,ssociate Editor 3, Sports Editor 3 Civitan Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- ent 3, Forensics 4. ,S ,V 2. . '..4',-,'f M' X, ,C , li HQ fir . ,I FRED HONEA WHEELER Fred Citizen of the Month 25 Citizen of the Year 35 Homeroom President 25 Student Council Boys' Vice- President 3, President 4, Student Council Member 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 3,4, President 3, Sen- ior Superlative, Most Popular. BRENDA FAYE WILLIAMS Brenda NEDT Certificate 33 Honor Roll Certificate 3, Home-room Presi- dent 2, Student Council 23 Home Economics Club 2,3, Future Teachers of America 4. Seniors left the World of T.R.H.S. be s RICHARD ALEX WILLIAMS Ricky 'rack 2, Pirates' Log Staff 2,3,4, Land 2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4g .atin Club 2, President 2, Let- armen's Club 25 Key Club 4. ROY ARNOLD WILLIAMS Roy Homeroom President l,3,4, Vice- P r e side nt 23 Student Council Member 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 Hi-Y lg Latin Club 13 Key Club 3, Forensics 45 Civitan Club 4, Glee Club 2. 55 N-nv RUTH ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Ruth Cutlass Staff 4, Office Staff 1,2,3, 4gGlee Club 1,2g Beta Club l,2,3, 45 Business Club 4. JOYCE MARIE WILLIAMS Joyce Y-Teens 1. hind them. RONNIE WOODALL Ronnie Industrial Arts Club 4. M ,l it mm. ff l'fvl1i'f'f . GEORGE RONALD WOODS Ronnie Fairfield High School 3, Football 35 Track 3,4g Industrial Arts Club 4g Lettermens' Club 3,45 Key Club 3. JOHN TERRELL ZUMBRO Terrell Key Club 3,4g Industrial Arts Club 2. V I-Wy, GRADY LAWRENCE WOODSON Larry Class President 23 Homeroom President 2,33 Student Council 2, 35 Citizen of the Month 3g Honor Roll Certificate 2,35 Football l,2, 3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,35 Boys' State 33 Pi- rates' Log Staff 4g Civitan Club 3, 4, President 3, Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4g Beta Club 3,45 Senior Su- perlative, Most Athletic. BRIAN RANDOLPH WRIGHT Randy Science Club 4. NOT PICTURED: VICTOR MARSHALL DOWLEN Vic DAVID JOHN FISHER David GEORGE RANDY SCALF Randy t CHARLENE LILLIAN YOST Charlene Basketball 1,2 3gGlee Clu , b 45 Home Economics Club 13 ness Club 4. l,2,: Bus: LAST ILL and TESTAM N I, Joe Anderson, herebyleave my bad sense of humor to anybody who wants it. I, Larry Apple, hereby leave all my band equipment which has served me well, also, my Joe Rucker campaign card and my full length locker, probably the only male one of its kind. I, Virginia Ayers, hereby leave my great driving and parking abilities to anyone who can match them. I, Linda Ballard, hereby leave my MACBETH questions to any jun- ior who can answer them. I, Bob Baltz, hereby leave Barbarato find her way to her classes by herself. I, Sharon Baumgartner, hereby leave MACBETH to the juniors, may they understand it better than I did. I, Jan Best, hereby leave all my spare time to the overworked juniors and my care-free summers on Cape Cod to my sister, Patti. I, Doris Birthright, hereby leave my room in the office to Diane Humes and Gayle Russell. I, Donna Brew, hereby leave my brain to anybody who wants it. I, Clyde Bright, hereby leave gladly of my own free will wishing Chris Young the best of luck. I, Rebekah Brooks, hereby leave my ability to ad lib on discus- sion questions to next year's government class. I, Donald Brown, hereby leave my briefcase to the Junior Class. I, Larry Brown, hereby leave my ability to get caught in every- thing to Pat Brumfield. I, Judy Brovm, hereby leave my crown to anyone who will be as proud to wear it for T. R. as I was. I, Bobbie Butrum, do hereby leave in a state of confusion still trying to get Father Hitchcock to let Ryan out at 2:30. I, Dave Buuck, hereby leave all my hours of fine sleep to anyone who is tired. I, Johnny Cafferky, hereby leave as soon as I can. I, Sandy Callis, hereby leave my dancing shoes to Connie Park- hurst. I, Barbara Carter, hereby leave my messy locker and old lock to Lee Ann. I, Eddie Cawthorne, hereby leave my ability to skip Study Hall and not get caught to any good junior. I, Diane Chadwell, hereby leave Leonard Carney wondering. I, Buddy Clark, hereby leave my ability to be late to homeroom every morning to Eddie Ramsey. I, Bill Cobb, hereby leave my neck tie to anyone who will wear it. I, Marylyn Coggins, hereby leave my undying love for school and homework to Brenda Hughes who apparently needs it badly. I, Walter Collins, hereby leave my good nature and joyful ways to any fine junior needing them. I, Ronnie Cook, hereby leave my driving abilities, Metro tickets, and overdue insurance policies to Fred Hix. I, Steve Cook, hereby leave my betting ability to Ardie Knight in hope that he will win a few times next year. I, Hillary Cowell, hereby leave to Johnny Crockett my sidewalk Surfboard in exchange for one Middle Tennessee sweatshirt. I, Beverly Crockett, hereby leave my typewriter, 45, to Jerry Woodall. I, Gerald Cunningham, hereby leave the seventh graders to the sophomores, they deserve each other. I, Scotty Daniels, hereby leave my front porch to Tommy Locke, Roger Byers, and Dennis Marin and my letter writing ability to Marsha McClinton. I, Pam DeMatteo, hereby leave all my books that taught me how to cheer to Jacque Skinner. I, Dottie Demonbreun, hereby leave my blue eyes and pug nose to any junior girl who wants them. I, Dicky Dixon, hereby leave my post position on the basketball team to any sophomore who might transfer to Two Rivers. 1, Peggy Dozier, hereby leave my warm spot on the bench to any girl who is big enough to fill it. I, Terry Draughon, hereby leave my one square foot on the Pi- rate's Cove floor to anybody who thinks he can find it. I, Ernest Ellis, hereby leave my place in Mr. Harris' office to Dwight Cauthen. I, Sarah Fessler, hereby leave my worn-out loafers to anyone who wants to sell CUTLASS ads. I, David Fisher, hereby leave a new Univac computer to Miss Wilson to make her trig tests for next year. I, Beth Fleming, hereby leave my ability to give the wrong answer at the right time to Leonard Carney. I, Steve Flohr, hereby leave Coach Easter and Mrs. McGee to the tender care of the juniors. I, Beverly Frey, hereby leave my ability to get into trouble to Judie Livesay or to anyone who might want it. I, Paulette Fulghum, hereby leave my feud with Miss Shouse. I, Danny Gass, hereby leave my ability to skip Study Hall without getting caught to anyone who has sense to. I, Sherry Gatlin, hereby leave brothers and sisters for the next twenty years. I, Jimmy Gilbert, hereby leave Darrell Moore with my nickname of Herbie . I, Larry Graves, hereby leave my hopes that future graduating classes will be as good as the first one. I know they can't be. I, Susan Gray, do hereby leave my six lockers and all my senior privileges to any junior who can find them. I, Judy Groom, hereby leave in full custody of Robert Comstock. I, David Hoger hereby leave my tremendous basketball ability to the Junior Class. I, Evelyn Hagar, hereby leave happily! I, Marie Hall, hereby leave my nickname Gypsy to anyone un- lucky enough to inherit it. I, Jackie Haralson, hereby leave my assigned seat in the office to Danny Harris and all my paddlings to Freddy Stahl. I, Harry Harbold, hereby leave forever, never to return. I, Paula Hardin, hereby leave my loud whistling ability which makes all the boys who can't do it very jealous. I, Suzy Hartman, hereby leave the dubious honor of being copy- writer for the CUTLASS to that poor junior, Martha Ann Edwards. Continued on page 198 '57 FEATURE The social life of Two Rivers students has broadened considerably since 1960 when the school was opened. Last year's Junior Prom and this year's Junior-Senior Prom were giant steps in the development ofa senior high school. The selection of Senior Super- latives and presentation of citizenship a- wards were other highlights of the past year . fgfur I I 3 3 s 1- H 0 1- SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MISS TWO RIVERS HIGH SCHOOL-Sandy Callis MR. TWO RIVERS HIGH SCHOOL-Fred Powell 60 imiggyi fi fx SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Pam Stuby and Dicky Dixon 61 Q Q.: 5 ' EL ,W ,Q 5-'ft FQ, Q . in if v Kg, - M, .Q ., it fs' f 3,4 , 'Es Q v ,, Ss? .2 ,Z V gf? va, ie, if ,iff- kjgigfx .X 2 S Q x X W. 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I ' ' -Qi, ly Qfglff 'if A : ,f'!Vf'jf.f ,QM . 7 Vgggiaji 'Pdf' X, - if-K, , 5 we' H 1 gan '-f::1. f'J.g,,,,,,' .K Q 1 ff! - h pf L3 ., Qgf! ,h ' R, b' V 1 ' X 5 J .V 351395: v' my , -, 'M .,, , V., ,Q L , . es, ,za b uv Q., fwf if s hsxax I R ,K as 52, A wwf? r 1 , hz yr 5 . 3 Vi ff K f nv? V9 'Ns ,-1,5 Q '41 A' f' X fir: SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Pat Rice and Larry Woodson ' A , -on 5-V f Q if ',:r 5 ,I i Q SENIGR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Jeanie Hickey and Johnny Parrish --WM Q W. ,M K ' ' 'f-ff'L w.,,q.,...W.r., A ffvf A .. , SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Judy Brown and Larry Brown X 2,1 L 1 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Ruth Leftwich and Larry Apple J ffkw aL . ZLZL W Wing?- Q X av , 8, Q3 Qs? 5.1 ff Sis p A . w 'N Si 4' W fx 00004- an t Q. Y u n S if 'f Vikki '-S1151 Y 1 A 1. 1, .455 ':,wsff.,,sa Q .,, gi, M ., M., If ,X W in if 3:3 t 535 1' X' 5,5011 -24 Q1 FV Lf 6 4 se Wi Q 31 A ij W 5 . ' I f 2271 , if I S 1 f, aiflf ' F S , 13, P 5 'X ,ff 3 A BANNER BEAUTY Judy Mclnturff Q 5 M A -.il Ba. WMV ,A in Q- 25 iE995f1i 'ft1s- 3 JUNIOR MISS FINALIST Sandy Callis 75 JUNIOR PROM 1964 When members of the Junior Class and their dates entered the gymnasium May 9, 1964, they found that it had been transformed from a sports arena into an exotic Shangri-la. The clanging of the gong announced each ar- rival as the couples crossed the bridge leading onto the dance floor. A hugh gold Buddha pre- sided over the scene, adding yet another touch of the Orient to the Prom. An enormous parachute hanging from the ceiling and reflecting the dim- med lighting lent a spectral effect. Also, the plam trees and Japanese lanterns seemed to bring the world of Shangri-la into Two Rivers gymnasi- um as the students gathered for refreshments and quiet conversation. The Junior Prom was truly a night for the graduating Seniors to remember! 76 Ng . , 2 The work and preparation that went into the Prom assured it of its success. Surely every- one remembers the bake sales and car washes held on Saturdays and the daily penny contri- butions by class members. Each student who had helped with the decorations, refreshments, or planning felt that his efforts had contributed to making the first Junior Prom a most beauti- ful evening. as determined by their grade averages. Diane Chadwell 6.4! f rf' Dicky Dixon Peggy Doz ier Steve F1OhI' Evelyn Hagar Harry Harbold kxhxg'-Q Z , . :rw Tommy Hibler 1zT7T'f'f1-' Suzy Hartman XJJ 'Q'-+-1,-5 Don Raymond 79 Marcia Smith xx I I I O9 ix I I I as selected by the faculty for their leadership and service during the past four years. ,ff ,aww 'E m SCOUY D2lHi91S Pam DeMatt:eo atv? D1cky D1xon gd X rw' Carole Herndon 80 Carole Lee Neal McNish Fred Powell y 'ig rl -Ml ' Marcia Smith 4isv?,b6 7 Fred Wheeler 8, Laffy WOOCISOH 1 SENIOR MEDALISTS 4901 Spence McGavock Award Faculty Medal Margaret Elise Dozier D.A.R. Award Meredith Scott Daniels John Holland Dixon B2 Faculty Medal Neal Granville McNish Civitan Award Grady Lawrence Woodson :Ei E' ku, 142 .5 . 9 ffij YM 'Q si'aS?fI . 'L'., .i e lif if fx? ' ,X ,, if:-. Z, ,g, :sai l 1 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR-1964 Fred Wheeler Fred Wheeler was selected as the outstanding citizen at Two Rivers for 1963-64. In all phases of school life Fred has shown ability and leadership. He served as President of the Student Council in 1965 and, pre- viously, was Boys' Vice President. Fred has displayed qualities of good citizenship for which every student should strive. NWS' W ,ig CITIZENS OF THE MO TH January, 1964- Bill Langford K-5 February, 1964-Debbie Flippen March, 1964-Margaret Hardin April, 1964-Tommy Hibler iw! ef ' May, 1964-Billy Buchanan September, 1964-Peggy Dozier ,vm-, ,,.,,4ul', October, 1964-Pam DeMatte0 November, 1964-Carole Herndon 85 State Beta President In April 1964, the State Beta Club Convention was held at the Andrew Jackson Hotel in Nashville. The efforts of the Two Rivers Beta Club members were successful in having Dicky Dixon elected State Beta Club President. Dicky is one of the most active stu- dents at Two Rivers High. An all around athlete, he has participated in almost every phase of the athletic program at Two Rivers. His scholastic record is one of the finest of the Senior Class. Dicky is an example of the dedication and hard work that are required in becoming an outstanding high school student. Bo s' State epresentative Larry Woodson, one of Two Rivers' most outstand- ing students, was elected by the faculty to attend Boys' State as the Two Rivers representative. Boys' State, a gathering of boys from high schools all over the state, was held last June at Castle Heights Military Academy. The boys are divided into groups of representatives from cities and counties and are instructed in the work- ings of state, county and local governments. During his stay at Boys' State, Larry was elected Justice of the Peace and Political Party chairman for his county and he was appointed to the Governor's Cabinet. 86 we SENIORS REMEMBER . Larry Brown asleep behind his sunglasses in Sociology. the Eagles and their queer little beanies. Carol Rush's Worrying about Joey in Murfreesboro. Jim Smith, who believed in nothing but prohibition. the Alley-Oop group. Richard Byers' absences every Friday. Diane King's attempts to attract Larry's attention. Tommy Hibler's vanishing act during his humorous portrayal of Banquo's ghost the victory over our biggest rival, Donelson. Sarah Fessler's hounding Jimmy Phillips to sell CUTLASS ads. Jimmy Phillips' excuses for not selling ads. Mr. Bates' chemistry lab classes. Harry Harbold's celebrated letters to the editor. the injuries received in P. E. D. B.'s mornings in the bookstore--without fellow Betas. Rollow Mickle's trials in homeroom. Tobie Lees' over-abundant vocabulary. Paula Hardin's maturity. the excitement of the Junior Prom. Roy William's jokes that Marilyn Moreland never understood. Marcia Smith's weather forecasts. Tom Sawyer's trick knee. Larry Woodson's smiling face. Pat Rice's rapidly changing hair colors. all the fun they had in their five years at T.R.H.S. 87 ACTIVITIE Extra- curricular activities are an important part of school, life at Two Rivers. By join- ing clubs, students have an opportunity to broaden their knowledge and to serve their school and community. Students who have participated in the activity program agree that the experience they gain is well worth the effort they expend. W, my W Q1 iv Av gi MWF 9 U 6... 8 ' ,,. is ,. fu Q , Q 4' ,, COUNCIL ROW I: Bobbie Yount, John Sewell, Aimee Alsup, ROW II: Craig Alsup, Eddie Baker, Jimmy Lynch, Billy Buchanan. ROW I: David Dobbs, Teresa Miller, Doyle Hurse, ROW II: Dale Trout, Danny McCullough Neal Little, Clay Ringler, Steve Wachsler. ROW I: Brenda Wheeler, Terry Reeves, Marsha Apple, ROW II: John Woodall, Don Baskin, Donnie Rothman, Mark Vogel. ROW I: Margaret Hardin, John Beasley, Becky McClinton, ROW II: Alpheus White, Ricky Miller, Sidney King, Russell Shepherd, Kelly Frey. Mrs. Lovegrove, Advisor These We remember: Fourth and fifth periods in the Ebony Turkish Bath, our workroom . . . Saturdays and Christmas holidays in a building at rest . . . Holding our breath at Mrs. McGavock's home . . . Those frantic deadlines . . . The Wonderful cooperation of teachers when we needed more working time . . . Neal McNish, Ronnie Phillips, Harry Harbold CUTLASS STAFF Diane Chadwell, Linda Medlin, Scotty Daniels Our new school seal designed by Mr. Hollingsworth . . . The cooperation of Mr. Hood and his friendly slaps . . . The moans of underclass girls when we pinned back their collars . . . Their pleasant surprises at seeing the results . . . Becoming better acquainted with the world of business through selling advertising space . . . Suzy Hartman, Peggy Dozier, Martha Ann Edwards Mrs. Lovegrove's faithful Royal . . . The day we waited for a music store to buy an ad . . . Harry's near omission of the Stratford game Cquite accidentalj . . . Our frequent refer enc e s to Roget's THESAURUS . . . The final realization that compiling a Senior section does take time . . . SEATED: Claudia Green, Carolyn Over- street. STANDING: Beverly Frey, Janice Hunt Sarah Fessler, Jimmy Phillips TN Our collection of amputated legs . . . Counting those pink receipts over and over . . . The jolly jive of 105 . . . The hysterical state we sometimes gig- gled ourselves into . . . And above all, the team spirit and unity developed among staff members. Nan Rich, Ruth Williams - W-it -, -f ,.f., gf . , ,. 7-.ln:,.:,-win. - ,. nm gf-.W ,swf at PIRATES' LUG 'N STAFF 'X' ' 1. X3 iv :NX if ff tl XX 1 Jenny Norton, Mr. Terrell, Advisor, Carol Lee. A new masthead design, improved paper and printing style, spicy accounts of Two Rivers' activities, stimulating comments and letters to the Editor -- all these added verve to the '64-65 PIRATES' LOG. Student appreciation goes to all staff members - particularly the seniors - who have given endless hours in producing nine exciting issues for student reading. Carole Lee is saluted as the Editor who never gave up in establishing and seeing a student newspaper at Two Rivers come of age. Thank you, Carole! SEATED: Jeanie Hickey, Pam Stuby. STANDING: Paul Baird, Sandra Huddleston Ricky Aiken, Cecil Whaley. I av 7 af' lf' 5, ww SEATED: Brenda Huddleston, Mary Frances Rudy, Kay Carver, John McMichael, Jan Best. STANDING: Charlie Tucker, Lisa Waller, David Tomlinson, Judy Cathey, Nancy Puitt, Larry Graves, Jo Ann Sewell. SEATED: Janie Grandstaff, Jennie Hibler, Margaret Hardin, Sandy Spitz. STANDING: Kelly Frey, Frank Abbott, Steve Whaley, Emily Grandstaif, Debbie Clark, i BETA CLUB ROW I: Steve Flohr, Scotty Daniels, Suzy Hartman, Don Brown, ROW II: Nan Rich, Marcia Smith, Sarah Fessler, Diane Chadwell, Janis Glidewell, Donna Ray, Frances Paris, Connie Shivers, Betty Lou Smith, Carolyn Overstreet, Patricia Earheart, ROW III: Brenda Hughes, Claudia Cuzzort, Bette Brotherton, Carol Stone, Jeannette Hamrick, Suzanne Russo, Annette Duncan, Linda Williams, Linda Talley, Vicki Torlayg ROW IV: Tommy Hibler, Evelyn Hagar, Linda Medlin, Jane Park, Gayle Greek, Vicki Rock, Gayle Mclntire, Ann Kennedy, Judy Mclnturff, Dicky Dixon, ROW V: Peggy Dozier, Ruth Williams, Larry Woodson, Ronnie Steen, David Tomlinson, Harry Harbold, David Hagar, ROW VI: Terry Draughon, Rea Holdsworth, Don Raymond, Joe Kitchell, Paul Baird, Gregg Downey, Clyde Worrell, ROW VII: Mike Hancock, Mr. Wilson Bates. 96 GLEE CLUB ROW I: Mr. Bruce Meriweather, Robbie Patterson, Beth Smith, Mary Frances Rudy, Nancy Pewitt, Janis Glidewell, Jean Hartman, Dona Walsh, ROW II: Margie Moore, Wanda Ricks, Idella Bradley, Bobbie Barnes, Debbie Nichols, Sharon Bates, Pam Shumaker, Connie Eaton, ROW III: Lisa Waller, Sharon Baumgartner, Pauline Brehm, Ellen Castleman, Carol Stone, Martha Pharr, Susan Powers, ROW IV: Toni Norfleet, Charlene Yost, Shirley Atkins, Margaret Osborn, Janice Sandlin, Paulette Moore, Beth Baird, Sarah Miller, Pianist - Emily Harbold. 97 u-we : cf get -,Q f-Jwfiiitf 1 N. tl. . ., X . X M fi 2 , SE IOR HIGH BAN The accomplishments of the Two Rivers Senior High School Band have been outstanding during the past and current schoolyears. In the spring of 1964 the band received its first trophy at the Middle Tennessee Concert Festival which was held at Middle Tennessee State College. This trophy was awarded for a concert performance given by the band. The next trophy came in October 1964 at the Tennessee Tech Homecoming Parade for the best marching and playing band in smallclassification. The following week the Two Rivers Band received a superior rating at Vanderbilt's Dudley Field at the annual Middle Tennessee Marching Festival. In the spring of 98 JU IOR HIGH BAN 1964 all Two Rivers entries in the Solo and Ensemble Festival received superior ratings. Two Rivers was the only Middle Tennessee high school to accomplish this. These eight students were Sandra Rogillio, Jim Wolfe, Chris Laird, Terry Draughon, Doug McDonough, Rea Holdsworth, Larry Apple and Ricky Williams. At the All- State try-outs in December, Sandra Rogillio placed first flute in the orchestra While Jim Wolie was named a percussionist in the orchestra. Terry Draughon and Phil Adams were chosen as alternates in the All- State Band. 99 CIVITAN CLUB ROW I: Larry Woodson, Andrea Smith, Suzanne Russo, Brenda Huddleston, Sarah Fessler, Judy Brown, Nan Rich, Sandy Callis, Marsha Apple, Kay Carver, Jane McMichael, Barbara Von Boeckman, Nadene Smith, ROW 11: Debby Page, Ronnie Steen, Maurice Smith, Dawn Smith, Sharon Miller, Bette Brotherton, Janice Hunt, Connie Parkhurst, Sherry Cannon, Julie Harper, Carole Herndon, Marcia Smith, Bobbie Butrum, Madilyn Lowe, ROW III: Rita Cleaver, Jan Best, Judy Mclnturff, Pam Walker, Dennis Marin, Dianna Ritter, Pat Roe, Beth Finch, Joan McMichael, Janice Glidewell, Pam Stubyg ROW IV: Linda Ballard, Johnnie Faye Smith, Gayle Mclntire, Nancy Northern, Diane King, Marilyn More- land, Marilyn Coggins, Jimmy Lamb, Jeanie Hickey, Donnie Manning, ROW V: Ruth Leftwich, Carol Rush, Mary Dell Hibler, Pat Rice, Sharon Baumgartner, Dave Buuck, Roy Williams, Donnie Singer, Cecil Whaley, ROW VI: Geroge Meares, Anne Roberts, Ann Simpkins, Rita Loftis, Elaine Vaughn, Janice Boling, Phyllis Sircy, Gloria Massey, Pat Hurst, ROW VII: Mr. Bob Eskew, Brenda Roy, Pam Dematteo, Ann Johnson, Dottie Demonbreun, Harold Weaver, Marie Hall, Beverly Crockett, Sherry McClenson. IOO nuwmvewt wifes I .Q 1, - X FUTURE TEACHERS, CLUB ROW I: Beth Fleming, Jean Pope, Andrea Smith, Suzanne Russo, Debbie Steed, Carole Lee, Jan Best, Jeanie Hickey, Sherry Gatling ROW II: Mary Frances Rudy, Debbie Agee, Betsy Mynatt, Sharon Bohner, Kay Craver, Judy Cathey, Nadene Smith, Madilyn Lowe, Margie Gilbert, Mrs. Rob McGee, ROW III: Emily Harbold, Linda Walworth, Barbara Fowlkes, Dottie Creech, Cindy Ward, Pam Shumaker, Claudia Green, Nancy Dunklin, Elizabeth Bowker, ROW IV: Linda Watson, Ann Buuck, Martha Ann Edwards, Sherry Page, Ann Fleming, Mitzi P' Pool, Tom Redmond. lOl . . nf,.g:g1,5 FORENSIC CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Betty Welch, Jenny Norton, Tommy Mitchell, Miss Jean Latimer, Beverly McEachern, Mrs. Peggy Welch, ROW' II: Lousia Strickland, Lynda McKinley, Debby Nichol, Carolyn Green, Lynn Crumpler, Sherry Gatlin, Mary Frances Rudy, Marcia Smith, Carole Herndon, ROW III: Brenda Wagner, Vicki Sullivan, Paulette Moore, Pat Arnold, Donna Selph, Nancy Dunklin, Cindy Ward, Sue Jeannette, Lisa Waller, Vicki Rock, ROW IV: Dave Buuck, Jimmy Lamb, Cecil Whaley, Jim Smith, Steve Flohr, Tommy Hibler, Neal McNish, Tobie Lees, Larry Apple, ROW V: Janey Granstaff, Paula Hardin, Mary Evelyn LeDuke, Cheri Roberts, David Glasgow, David Hooven, Bill Cobb, Suzy Hartman, ROW VI: Kitty Welch Joyce Redden, Jean Pope, Roy Williams, Ted Keller, Harvill Eaton, Barbara McAninch. 102 JU IOR FORENSIC CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Hoskins, Sponsor, Mike Dennis, Janice Buuck, Lesa Solomon, Janet Wiseman, Doug Downey, Margaret Hardin, Jennie Hibler, Cathy Binns, Ben Hixson, Mrs. Spurlock, Sponsor, ROW II: Earl Morris, Kay Roberts, Jo- anne Redden, Shirley Hayes, Debbie Mangram, Jan Beller, Pat Bragg, Rhonda Garman, Kerry Allen, Ginny Weller, Janet Anglea, Vicki Newton, ROW III: Rusty Shepard, Tresa Long, Vicki Burnette, Debbie Noffsinger, Steve Whaley, Emily Grandstafi, Terry Ward, Mary Wilson, Eva Jennings, Paulette Noflette, Marilyn Rawdingg ROW IV: Randy Randall, Donnie Dotson, Raleigh Htmt, Nancy Nichols, Dan Haralson, Cathy Stroube, Ann Bradley, Judy Crabtree, Becky Kellar, Jacky Hudgens, Marsha Brown, ROW V: Susan Gatlin, Jimmy Allen, Sidney King, Sandy Spitz, Susan Brumfield, Cheryl Brown, Sharon Hall, Catherine Jones, Betsy Walker, Linda Moore, Deborah Litseyg ROW VI: Mike Coleman, Danny Callis, Jeff Shivers, Gary Nabors, Billy Vernilye, Steve Beale, Mike Edens, Frank Abbott, Bobby Boone, Susan Porter, Karen Haberichter. 103 KEY CLUB ROW I: Bing Sisk, Dwight Cauthen, Ricky Aiken, Tommy Hibler, Bill Langford, Dicky Dixon, ROW II: Terrell Zumbro, David Jordan, Billy Walker, David Cloyd, Johnny Crockett, Paul Baird, Gary West, Harry Harbold, David Farrar, ROW III: Jimmy Phillips, Mickey Rooley, Bill Cobb, Fred Wheeler, Fred Powell, Don Raymond, Steve Flohr, Jimmy Barr, Terry Baskin, ROW IV: Joe Kitchell, Kelly Troughton, Jack Sweeney, Mike Hergert, Kelton Owen, Lewis Ping, Chris Cline, ROW V: Jim Hayes, Donnie Rothman, Bill Farrar, Billy Buchanan, Ricky Chenault, Ricky Williams, Gary Liddington, Mike Tomlinson, Billy Crumby, ROW VI: Joe Cathey, Phil Henry, Ronnie Lannom, Scotty Roberts, Mike Hatchett, Johnny Ghee, Alan Weller, Aubrey Villines, Johnny Parrish, ROW VII: WhitAdamson, Tommy Full- ington, Larry VonBoeckman, William Smith, Phil Hester, Buzzy Comstock, Bryan Dyer, Jimmy Reece. IO4 LETTERME 'S CLUB ROW I: Neal McNish, Larry Woodson, Dwight Cauthen, Ricky Aiken, Jerome Terrell, ROW II: Si Touloumis, Ronnie Woods, Terry Reeves, Fred Hix, Kenny Callis, Allen Gebhardtg ROW III: Fred Wheeler, Fred Powell, Dave Buuck, Charlie McClain, Mike Murray, J. V. Loring, ROW IV: Dan Channel, Tommy Hibler, Gary Liddington, Dicky Dixon, Paul Baird, Charlie Woods, Robert Radley, ROW V: Tommy Fullington, Bryan Dyer, Joe Cathey, Pat Brumfield, Eddie Davis, Charlie Ford, ROW VI: Whit Adamson, Larry VonBoeckman, Mike Lee, Roger Byers, Dennis Marin, Charlie Tucker. 105 LATIN CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Green, Jean Hartman, Betsy Mynatt, Robbie Patterson, Janice Sandlin, Sally Palmer, Gloria Wheeler, Melissa Schmidt, Mildred Shoemake, ROW II: Sharon Bates, Pauline Brehm, Ellen Castleman, Paulette Moore, Donna Selph, Emily Harbold, Marian Smith, Debbie Agee, Diane Warner, Dottie Rowletteg ROW III: Debby Dunlap, Jean Hamilton, Connie Parker, Donna Cooper, Louisa Strickland, Janie Granstaff, Morna Wagner, Marilyn Spitz, Linda Holmes, Martha Ingram: ROW IV: Bill Dye,David Thompson, Susan Perry, LaDonna Lyle, Diane Rochardson, Sherry Smith, Robyn Wooldridge, Trudy Papuchis, Jerry Barnes, Roy Welch, ROW V: Alan Spicer, Jerry Sirois, Doug Henry, Pat Whitmore, Randy Waller, Patti Zimmerman, Suzanne Langford, Gwyn Sparkman, Lynda Newell, Pat Goodwin, Jimmy Gleaves, Mike Stanton, Dan Channellg ROW VI: Danny Garrett, Bruce Jackson, Kent Smith, Steve Rutledge, Jimmy Lynch, Barry Burnett, Joan Russo, Dottie Menchaca, Linda Elliot, Dickie Brown, Darryl Moore. 106 FRENCH CLUB ROW I: Barbara McAninch, Peggy Dozier, Suzy Hartman, Scotty Daniels, Judy Brown, Nan Rich, Sandy Callis, Sarah Fessler, Miss Lee Ann Garmang ROW II: Diane Chadwell, Linda Medlin, Marilyn Meares, Suzanne Anderson, Vicki Rock, Rosetta McAninch, Mary Evelyn LeDuke, Allyson Nuckols, Julie Lane, Beverly McEacherng ROW HI: Susan Schellman, Marcella Minor, Ann Kennedy, Betty Lou Smith, Connie Shivers, Sandra Abbott, SherryWeiss,Bobbie Barnes. H07 ,SPA I H CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Morgan, Jimmy Barr, Sara Miller, Charlie Tucker, Jacque Skinner, Bing Sisk, Claudia Cuzzort, Jerome Terrell, Brenda Hughes, ROW II: Ruth Dobbs, Martha Pharr, SheriRoberts, Gayle Greeke, Jeanette Hamrick, Carol Stone, Lisa Waller, Brenda Hill, Marsha McClinton, Elizabeth Bowker, JoLynne Owen, ROW III: Judy Walker, Judy White, Vicki Sullivan, Francis Paris, Brenda Vanderpool, JoAnne Sewell, Judy Pewitt, Carolyn Grant, Anne Ferguson, ROW IV: Marsha Aldridge, Mike Hancock, Harvill Eaton, Steve Dozier, Ronnie Phillips, Terry Posey, Debbie Nichol, Pam Shumaker, Claudia Green, Dottie Creech, ROW V: David Deckard, Si Touloumis, Clark Shaw, Skipper Burke, John Zarth, Jim Garrett, Mike Dale, Ray Henson. 108 JU ICR SPA I H CLUB ROW I: Donna Gebhardt, Susan Hancock, Rita Nichols, Judy Weaver, Lynne Greek, John Sewell, Marian Harrison, ROW II: Debbie Moreland, Katherine Griffin, Dianne Stump, Linda Newman, Cynthia Anderson, Rad Akridge, Earl Morris, ROW III: Miss Alley, Anne Matthews, Debbie Curd, Kennth Kimberly, Phil Cole, John Peters, Alliston Gray- son, Jimmy Henry, ROW IV: Jenny Dunlap, Sharon Talmage, Amy Crowthers, Mary Ann Beale, Linda Hingst, Dorothy Jamison, Howard Stinson, David Mann, Dwayne Angel. IO9 SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: Jim Smith, Jacque Skinner, Phyllis Ramsey, Ted Keller, Mr. Bates, ROW II: Terry Draughon, Tommy Mitchell, David Hagar, Don Brown, Kelly Troughton, Joe Kitchell, Mike Hancock, ROW III: Jimmy Lamb, Steve Flohr, Dave Buuck, Allan Hancock, Bill Allen, Frenchy LeDuke, Wayne Fanning, ROW IV: Mike Chappell, Greg Downey, Ronnie Lawson, George Yost, Jim Hayes, Clyde Worrell, Terry Posey, ROW V: John Moore, John Rawson, Terry Petty, Mike Whitmore, Mike Stanton, Wayne Ingram, Aubrey Villinesg ROW VI: Rea Holdsworth, Mike Wood, John Jones, Steve Dozier, Harvill Eaton, Charlie Tucker, Clark Shaw. HO JU IOR SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: Mr. Seay, Barry Burnette, Sherry Cannon, Suzanne Langford, Clay Harding ROW II: Elizabeth Sullivan, Steven Burnette, Scotter Pickle, Ricky Allen, Billy Vermile, Joey Mehaffey, Kevin Brown, Richard Lee, ROW III: Karen Dutton, Ronnie Lannom, Dale Spicer, Marshall Brown, Terrie Owen, Steve Eatherly, Dottie Menchaca, ROW IV: John Helton, Danny McCullough, Kevin Brown, Eddie Kirkpatrick, Albert Green, Reb Ferrell, Danny Hicks, Doug Trewg ROW V: Charles Melton, Earl Morris, Joe Tracey, Bobby Goodwin, David Hardison, Bobby Rock, Mike Head, Mike Miller, Sharon Phillips. Ill 5 Qwmwm no-, 15-121 i f v aw, Q., ki Q, m 11 N.. X' wr za,-1,2 , ,G Q9 .7 ,Y as ' 5- O QQ Se? . v x x- f vm H 11? , - Q 119 wx ,, ,LW wr , Q Q J , f I 51, .M . P 4 ' f S . FQ. H nl ., ., ,, A.,. VN.. I Ml., . . R -, ....., MATH CLUB ROW I: Dan Channell, Donald Johnson, Jim Dial, Ronnie Phillips, Steve Dozier, Harvill Eaton, Greg Downey, ROW II: Terry Posey, Mike Chappell, Mike Hancock, Greg Smith, Ronnie Lawson, Don McAninch, Ted Keller, ROW III: Rad Akridge, George Meares, John Moore, Clyde Worrell, George Yost, ROW IV: Kathy Ford, Ann Fleming, Vicki Torlay, Pat Arnold, Lynda McKinley, Rosetta McAninch, Marilyn Meares, ROW V: Miss Wilson, Sponsor, Suzanne Russo, Jeanette Hamrick, Idella Bradley. 113 PUT RE HOMEMAKERS' CLUB ROW I: Susan Powers, Marcella Minor, Ann Kennedy, Debbie Steed, Linda Cook, Connie Parkhurst, Pat Roe, Brenda Huddleston, Madilyn Lowe, Annette Duncan, Nikki Overstreet, ROW II: Rebecca Brooks, Beth Fleming, Diana Ritter, Beth Finch, June Coberly, Marsha Apple, Becky Marker, Sharon Miller, Linda Walworth, Dawn Smith, Bobbie Davis, Beverly Mitchell, ROW III: Marie Hall, Virginia Ayers, Linda Ballard, Kathy McCauley, Judy Walker, Barbara Carter, Linda Robbins, Margie Gilbert, Elizabeth Hayes, Linda Foust, ROW IV: Brenda Edens,MarilynCrouse, Beverly Crockett, Judy Groom, Kathy Oakley, Brenda Hollis, Rita Rippey, Ann Avera, Martha Jennings, Nancy Pewittg ROW V: Beverly Frey, Gayle Tassey, Judie Livesay, Melissa Schmidt, Susan Gray, Jo Ann Sewell, Fay Jordan, Susan Schellman, Suzanne Anderson, AnnBuuck, ROW VI: Mrs. Jamison, Janice Hunt, Carolyn Overstreet, Sherrie Freid- mann, Jan Thurston, Linda Warren, Betty Lou Smith, Patricia Earheart, Linda Talley, Sharon Dixon, ROW VII: Shirley Atkins, Sandra Huddleston, DiAnna Parker, Beverly Hamilton, Judy Green, Connie Shivers, Sherry Page, Lois Hagar. H4 UNIOR HOMEMAKER ' CLUB ROW I: Terry Barnes, Cathee Alsup, JudyWilllarns, Dee Bragg, Nancy Brown, Donna Pursley, Mrs. Stokely, Sponsor, ROW ll: Beverly Wright, Cheryl Sawyer, Sherrye Allen, Debby Chappell, Debby Foust, Mary Alice Powell, Jean Kennedy, Debbie Page, ROW III: Rebecca Syler, Belinda Holman, Jo Ann O'Steen, Dede Wolfe, Sander Nabors, Bobbye Sue Roberts, Dian Catignanig ROW IV: Betty Faris, Melanie Clegg, Linda Nokes, Cindy McKee, Suzanne Redmond. 115 E3.,..,,.,,,,,.,,..,c,,.,,.,,,,.,,,..,,a,..v.- . , .,A. t ,. , LIBRARY STAFF ROW I: Lee Ann Carter, Wanda Ricks, Idella Bradley, Barbara Shepherd, Debby Foust, Dixie Daugherty, Sherrie Allen, Virginia Hearn, Robbie Daffron, Andrea Smith, ROW II: Vicki Mitchell, Toni Norfleet, Linda Vantrease, Donna Ray, Vicki Sullivan, Sherry Roberts, Helen Kniazewycz, Jennifer Angel, Barbara Shockley, Pat Arnold, Dawn Smith, Teresa Jarrett, Carol Brooks, Mrs. Brown, ROW III: Mrs. Jones, David Thompson, Michael Shipp, Mickey Cavitt, Barbara Brown, Kathy Terry, Frances Orr, Anne Roberts, Carol Medling, Gloria Wheeler. OFFICE STAFF ROW I: Martha Jennings, Marcia Smith, Ruth Williams, Nan Rich, Scotty Daniels, Linda Medlin, Mrs. Davis, Carol Rush, Bobbie Butrum, Pam Shumaker, Jan Best, Jenny Norton. s at USI ESS CLUB ROW I: Mrs. McCarter, Sandra Huddleston, Gale Tassey, Evelyn Hagar, Charlotte Yost, Vickie Mitchell, ROW II: Ruth Williams, Ruth Leftwich, Carol Rush, Phyllis Sircy, Shirley West, Barbara Tipton, Linda Rawson, ROW III: Dottie Demonbreun,Hugh Spickard, Ann Johnson, Judy Groom, Gloria Massey, Pam Stubyg ROW IV: Marilyn More- land, Clyde Bright, Larry Henson, Sharon Sinor. ARTS GUILD ROW I: Carol Lee, Sandra Huddleston, Lynn Burkett, Shirley Crouse, Judy Syler, Janis Glidewell, ROW II: Pat Goodwin, Linda Elliott, Gywn Sparkman, Lynn Greek, Trudy Papuchis, Idella Bradley, ROW III: Carolyn Jones, Judy Greek, Connie Hoover, Bobbie Butrum, ROW IV: Mr. Hollingsworth, Skipper Marlin, Dale Stevenson, Artis Slaughter. ng 'N ATHLETICS Besides providing an opportunity for many students to participate in sports, the athletic program also generates a strong feeling of school spirit at Two Rivers. A student who participated in the athletic program learned the advantages of working as a team mem- ber, of following definite rules, and of dis- ciplining himself. 3 i if sa il ag ? 2 ,E 7 4 E .L 4. Q 5 ROW I: Skipper Marlin, mgr., Tommy Hibler, Dwight Cauthen, Larry Woodson, Terry Reeves, Bryan Dyer, Clark Shaw, mgr., ROW II: Mike Whitmore, Neal McNish, Ricky Aiken, Dicky Dixon, Jerry Wright, Paul Baird, Tommy Fullington, Larry VonBoeckman, Mike Smith, Mike, Tomlinson, mgr.g ROW III: Coach Russell, Jerome Terrell, Billy Menchaca, Tommy Locke, Whit Adamson, Fred Wheeler, Fred Powell, Joe Cathy, Coach Easter, Coach Carson, ROW IV: Tom Sawyer, mgr., Gary Liddington, Gary West, Buzzy Comstock, Roger Byers, Leonard Carney, Sammy Weese, Kenny Callis. 1964 SEASO 10 WINS-1 LOSS Two Rivers 32 0 Hume Fogg Two Rivers 21 O Cumberland Two Rivers 37 0 Central Two Rivers 7 6 Donelson Two Rivers 14 6 Maplewood Two Rivers 12 6 Dupont Two Rivers 7 O West Two Rivers 6 15 Stratford Two Rivers 32 O North Two Rivers 7 6 Hendersonville +Two Rivers 27 6 Gallatin Uaycee Bowl 120 PIRATES GAIN RESPECT OF N I L OPPONENTS The 1964 gridiron season at Two Rivers High School saw the Pirates finish with ten wins and one loss. After four long years of hard work, dreams of victory finally became reality. It takes something specialto make a good football team . . . good men . . . a will to try . . . good coaches . . . and goodleaders. This year we had those things. Our boys wanted to win, and they were Willing to work for it. They were rough, and they were ready . . . they were eager to show the other teams just how rough and ready they were. The Pirates had an excellent season, and the student body is truly proud of them. Co-captains Neal McNish Larry Woodson Backfield Coach: Glenn Carson Line Coach: Luke Easter Head Coach: Garland Russell TWO RIVERS BLASTS HUME FOGG-32-0-IN SEASON OPENER The Two Rivers Pirates opened their 1964 season on a winning note by defeating the Hume- Fogg Blue Devils by an overwhelming score of 32 to O. Long weeks of pre-season practice proved successful as a potent Pirate offense gained 393 yards rushing, and a stout defensive line anchored by Larry Woodson and Tommy Locke held the Blue Devils to only short yardage. Paul Baird scored two touchdowns and gained 155 yards rushing in eight carries. Larry Von Boeckman, Dicky Dixon, and Neal McNish ac- counted for the other T. R. touchdowns. 122 TWO RIVERS DOWNS CUMBERLAND Two Rivers took its first big test of the sea- son by defeating Cumberland 21-0. The tone of the game was set when the Pirates' defense stiffened to stop the Indians on our 15 yard line after fumbling the opening kick-off. The Pirates scored twice on long drives with Dicky Dixon and Jerry Wright's scoring the touchdowns. Larry Von Boeckman grabbed an errant Indian pass and raced all the way for the score. The un- scored-on Two Rivers defense did a great job of containing the fleet Cumberland backs. Es- pecially effective were ends Neal McNish and Larry Von Boeckman and linebackers Tommy Locke and Whit Adamson. Dicky Dixon Roger Byers Larry Woodson Whit Adamson Senior Quarterback Junior Quarterback Senior Center Junior Center IZS -l I Joe Cathey Paul Baird Kenny Callis Ricky Aiken Junior Halfback Junior Halfback Junior Haltback Junior Haliback TWO RIVERS BLANKS CENTRAL-37-0 Unbeaten and unscored on, Two Rivers turned in another impressive per- formance in blanking Central, 37-O, to take the Class AA lead. For the second week, fullback Jerry Wright stole the offensive show, scoring twice on runs of 68 and 10 yards, while Dwight Cauthen booted five straight extra points. The Pirates exploded for 23 second half points, with quarterback Dicky Dixon and halibacks Ricky Aiken and Joe Cathey scoring touchdowns. 124 TWO RIVERS ASTOUNDS DONELSON-7-6 The unbeaten Pirates won their biggest game of the season by defeating Big Nine rival, Donelson, 7-6. A crowd of 6500 spectators witnessed the birth of an annual gridiron classic between the neighboring Donelson schools. Two Rivers kicked off and immediately thwarted the Donelson offense, forcing a punt. Then the Pirates ex- tended their streak of first quarter scoring when adrive was capped with .a nine yard touchdown pass from Dicky Dixon to Larry Von Boeckman. Dwight Cawthen converted to make the score 7-0. Donelson got its score on a two yard plunge by Johnny Kyle in the second period after a Pirate fumble had given the Dons the ball. But Fred Wheeler broke through to block the extra point attempt and Two Rivers took a 7-6 lead into the locker room at half -time. In the third quarter neither team posed a serious scoring threat. In the final period the Pirates moved the ball all the way to the Donelson two yard line before the drive was stopped by a fumble. A last minute Donelson rally proved unsuccessful as Two Rivers won its biggest victory in the school's short history. R25 TWO RIVERS TIPS PANTHERS-14-6 4 Two Rivers tooka 14-6 victory from Maplewood on a muddy and foggy Maple- wood field. The Pirates scored early in the game when tackle Tommy Fullington picked up a blocked Panther punt and rambled into the end zone. Dwight Cauthen added the extra point. This score stood until the last play of the first half when Maplewood picked off a Pirate aerial and ran it in for the score. The extra point attempt was blocked by Fuzz Wheeler and Two Rivers carried a 7-6 lead into half- time. In the second half, the only score was a sustained ground march by the Pirates. Dicky Dixon scored on a quar- terback sneak and Dwight Cauthen again kicked the extra point. Two Rivers remained un- beaten by edging Dupont 12-6 ina Class AA NIL battle. After building up a 12-0 lead on touchdowns by Dicky Dixon and Kenny Callis, a bulwark de- fensive line withheld the on- rushing Dupont forces. Ricky Aikenpaced TwoRivers' rush- ing attack with 104 yards in 18 carries, while Callis scamp- ered for 92 in 18 tries. TWO RIVERS EDGES DUPONT-12-6 A ' W H1 iiffis, 5. Jerry Wright Leonard Carney Gary West Gary Liddington Sophomore Fullback Junior Fullback Senior Halfback Senior Halfback CALLIS PACES 7-0 TWO RIVERS WINS OVER WEST Unbeaten Two Rivers racked up its seventh straight win of the season when transfer halfback Kenny Callis rambled 83 yards in the third period to defeat a hard-hitting West team. Lnaclose defensive game, neither team was able to muster much offensive power. Immediately after the game, Coach Russell's forces accepted an invitation to play in the annual Jaycee Bowl at Gallatin. ' f Qc.?'f'i5l3f:3Q Z 4. A ' A V 5 nf, 7 9 -L W that-Sql S2 Q at f v S if 4 W t K fix, 4. . -- yy , . -- ,L . if- 2 ec1f5,,'.gwY vi 3 pg , wg - f X, 8 xi .ft S 1 - a W is 4'QliQa-YW' ' S- Q W : at A. - he up rir. tifa Buzzy Comstock Sammy Weese Mike Whitmore Terry Reeves Junior Halfback Senior Halfback Junior Guard Sophomore Guard -z W ,Bw Dwight Cauthen Fred Wheeler Tommy Locke Tommy Hibler Junior Guard Senior Guard Junior Guard Senior Tackle Two Rivers suffered its first and last defeat of the season at the hands of the Stratford Spartans. Stratford drew first blood on a 1 yard scoring plunge by Mike Jones but in the second half TR roared back to score 6 points on a 12 yard pass from Dixon to end Neal McNish. In the fourth quarter Stratford scored again to clinch the game. STRATFORD SLIPS BY TWO RIVERS-15-6 VG t. , . . Juan . A. . -Q, A -y , . 5 My VH. , ,gi ' fi K. xi'f1.?' 'Wm 1 L A cw ff. ' v Q' ' Q- 5 V-'i?f5 Qwn, vs' f.f f ft T 1 M:fiSfm.s5f+ze-Q in A X A X 3 ' ' iw - ' 1 K . ,A 1 1 Bryan Dyer Tommy Fullington U8 Billy Menchaca Neal McNish Junior Tackle Junior Tackle Sophomore Tackle Senior End BUCS STOP YANKS-32-O The Pirates bounced back from the Stratford loss by overwhelming North 32-O. Two Rivers combined an explosive offense witha stingy defense to take its fifth Class AA victory. Jerry Wright scored twice on punt returns of 45 and 48 yards. Larry Von Boeckman put Two Rivers on the scoreboard with a 12 yard touchdown re- ception in the first quarter. Defensive standouts were linebackers Tommy Locke, and guard Terry Reeves. The Pirate defenders allowed only three first downs. TWO RIVERS WINS AA CHAMPIONSHIP Hendersonville, which ended its season with a 4-2 record, took a 6-0 lead in the second quarter ona49 yard passing play. Two Rivers' tenacious defense proved invincible through- out the rest of the game while the offensive team traveled to a third quarter touchdown. The extra point proved to be the difference as the Bucs captured their ninth win and their first football championship. 1 9 Q 4 fl 1. J .. we? Fred Powell Jerome Terrell Larry VonBoeckma.n Senior End Junior End Junior End SENIOR PLAYERS ROW I: Tommy Hibler, Larry Woodson, Neal McNish, Fred Wheeler. ROW II: Gary West, Dicky Dixon, Fred Powell, Sammy Weese, Gary Liddington. 130 At the end of the football season senior quarterback Dicky Dixon was honored by being named runner-up in competition for the annual William Hume Memorial Award. This award is based on character, scholar- ship, and athletic participation. Also, Head Coach Garland Russell was named the NIL Class AA Coach of the Year. VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Skipper Marlin Tom Sawyer Mike Tomlinson Clark Shaw Miss Judy Brown 1964 FGOTBALL QUEEN TWO RIVERS HALTS GREEN WAVE-27-6 Two Rivers, led by quarterback Dicky Dixon, wrote a fitting climax to a fine football season by downing Gallatin 27-6 in the Jaycee Bowl. The NIL Class AA Champions spotted Gallatin a 6-0 lead in the second period before coming to life. Dixon, who was awarded the game's sportsmanship trophy at a post-bowl banquet,fired a 12 yard pass to end Larry Von Boeckman late in the first half to knot the score. Dwight Cauthen's placement then put Two Rivers ahead to stay at 7-6. - Kenny Callis scored another Pirate marker just before intermission to stretch the margin to 14-6. In the second half end, Neal McNish, scored on a 28 yardtouchdown aerialfrom Dixon, who added the final six-pointer on a one- yard plunge. The win gave Two Rivers a season mark of 10 wins against a single loss. x,va.,...2.i , Y, ,, 1 l,, I ALL CLASS AA TEAM SELECTIONS Fred Wheeler, Terry Reeves, Kenny Callis, Tommy Locke. 11 Bn TEAM ROW I: Joe Mathis, Bing Sisk, Darryl Moore, Bill Redmond, Johnny Gheeg ROW 11: Steve Dozier, Johnny Gleaves, Floyd Duncan, Boyd Brown, Mike Stanton, Donald Johnson, ROW III: Coach Perry Davis, Bruce Henry, William Smith, Ricky Chenault, Jim Maxwell, Jimmy Dial, Wayne Kennedy, Tom Suggs, Jim Hays. l33 4 RECORD OF INDIVIDUAL SCORING Wright 36 VonBoeckman 25 Dixon 24 Baird 18 Cauthen 14 Callis 13 Aiken 13 McNish 12 Cathey 6 Fullington 6 7' Fil' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM ROW I: Hank Dunklin, Roy Dobbs, Billy Street, Coleman Highers, Gary Cabe, David Cowell, ROW II: J. B. Loring, mgr., Vic Adamson, James Weese, Clay Hardin, Dickie Brown, Randy Waller, Sidney King, Steve Rutledge, Mike Loring, mgr.g ROW HI: Coach Terrell, Dan Singer, Ricky Miller, Randy Brummitt, Gary Mahan, Kenny Morrow, Scotty Roberts, Eddy Tinsley, Jimmy Lynch, Barry Burnett, Coach Seayg ROW IV: Jimmy Wheeler, Jerry Sirois, Art Reeves, Steve Ramsey, David Atkinson, Bruce Jackson, Chris Kline, Johnny Selph, Jack Henry, Kerry Taylor, Don Wolfe, Mickey Stack. .. l ag SEVENTH 8L EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM 135 1 2 5, ? Q Q l VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I: Coach Russell, Robert Radley, mgr., Clark Shaw, mgr. ROW II: Bill Tomlinson, Mike Lee, Robert Hamilton Leonard Carney, Tom Sawyer, Dicky Dixon,Jim Maxwell, Charlie Ford, Dwight Cauthen, William Smith, Whit Adam- son, Ardie Knight. Co-captain Leonard Carney, Coach Russell, Co-captain Tom Sawyer. 136 Leonard Carney Bill Tomlinson Junior Forward Sophomore Center Ardie Knight Whit Adamson Tom Sawyer Senior Guard Mike Lee Junior Guard Junior Guard Junior Forward ,ni . , Dwight Cauthen Charlie Ford Junior Guard Junior Guard 137 WJ' Dicky Dixon Senior Guard ,XL l Robert Hamilton William Smith Jim Maxwell Sophomore Forward Junior Forward Sophomore Forward HB TEAM BASKETBALL ROW I: Gary Cantrell, Skipper Burke, Clay Jones. ROW II: Phil Adams, Donald Johnson, Mike Broadway, Roger Byers. l38 1 l fp A JUNIOR HIGH BOYS, BASKETBALL ROW I, Billy Buchanan, mgr., Steve Rutledge, Steve Anderson, David Cowell, Eddie Baker, Vic Adamson. ROW Il: Stanley Romines, Angus Gillis, Kenny Morrow, Ricky Miller, Barry Burnette, Lewis Ping, mgr. ROW Ill: Dicky Brown, mgr., Frank Dial, Eddie Manson, Galen Rornines, Alpheus White, Sidney King, Coach Carson. l SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL ROW I: Bobby Goodwin, mgr., Scooter Pickle, Jerry Lee, Mark Greek, Albert Green, John Beasley, David Dobbs. ROW ll: Coach Terrell, Jay Burke, Wayne Bruce, Don Singleton, Steve Rich, Ricky Allen, Lynn Jewell, Dave Trew, Eddie Kirkpatrick. -'ill' 2if?LfL7zlfl7 WM X SMX' F?i'if7? ' A 5 ,. wg-an ,L j ' -z 1 W I , . ' fill I ,lf '-'. T El,.W1wggs 2ln , f? I ,- A V -S , , A A , V V-m'? Z v VARSITY GIRLS, BASKETBALL ROW I: Claudia Green, Marsha McClinton, mgr., Becky Marker, mgr., Johnny Faye Smith, mgr., Coach Foster. ROW Il: Sharon Bohner, Marylynn Coggins, Ann Simpkins, Kay Miller, Peggy Dozier, Jane McMichael, Suzzane Russo, Gayle Mclntire, Mary Dell Hibler, Pat Rice, Nancy Northern, Pat Roe, Nadine Smith, Robin Wooldridge, Marylyn Moreland. Co-captain Nancy Northern, Coach Foster, Co-captain Marylyn Moreland. 140 or AW Mllblm Marylyn Coggins Jane McMichael Claudia Green Ann Simpkins Senior Forward Sophomore Guard Sophomore Forward Sophomore Guard Pat Roe Marylyn Moreland Sharon Bohner Suzanne Russo Sophomore Forward Senior Forward 141 Junior Forward Junior Guard 'Www E lla i do r Mary Dell Hibler Nancy Northern Pat Rice Peggy Dozier Sophomore Forward Senior Guard Senior Forward Senior Guard Robyn Wooldridge Nadine Smith Kay Miller Junior Guard Sophomore Guard Junior Guard VARSITY MANAGERS Becky Marker, Marsha McClinton, Johnny Faye Smith. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS, BASKETBALL ROW I: Marian Harrison, Lynda Newell, Kathy Griffin, Linda Elliott, Joan Russo, Lynn Greek. ROW II: Debbie Dunlap, Terry Ward, Patti Best, Kathy Ford, Patti Zimmerman, Eva Jennings, ROW III: Coach Easter. . , 'Qf'm 'M' 'W fiJ ?'f 'if VARSITY TRACK TEAM ROW I: Paul Baird, Jimmy Barr, Tyler Nichol, Ricky Aiken, Dennis Marin, Gary West, Dave Buuck, George Yost. ROW II: Steve Dozier, Charlie Tucker, Harry Harbold, Jerome Terrell, Buzzy Comstock, Tommy Locke, Fred Hi.x, Tommy Fullington, Joe Cathey, Allen Gebhardt, Ronnie Gleaves, mgr. ROW III: Doug McDonough, Neal McNish, Kelton Owen, Mike Murrey, Joe Mathis, Larry Woodson, Charlie McClain, Ronnie Woods, Richard Byers, Roger Byers. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM ROW I: Skipper Burke, Jimmy Reese, Jimmy Lynch, Clay Jones, Bubba Murrey, Mitchell Hicks, Jim Proffitt, Roy Welch. ROW II: J. B. Loring, mgr., Terry Reeves, Mike Stanton, Tom Suggs, Bill Redmond, Fred Bum- gartner, Ricky Chenault. ROW III: Johnny Ghee, Jerry Callis, Billy Menchaca, Jerry Wright, Bill Tomlinson, Donald Johnson, Skip Harson, Jimmy Hughes, Dickie Brown. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ROW I: Clark Shaw, mgr., Fred Wheeler, Charlie Woods, Dwight Cauthen, Jimmy Gilbert, Robert Hamilton, Jim Maxwell. ROW II: Si Touloumis, mgr., Robert Radley, Allen Newton, Whit Adamson, Larry Von Boeckman, William Smith, Sammy Noffsinger, Tom Sawyer. ROW III: Coach Easter, Dan Chandler, mgr., Dicky Dixon, Leonard Carney, Mike Lee, Bill Langford. JUNIOR HIGH RIDING TEAM Mrs. Brandon, Sponsor, Becky MCClinton, Danny Hicks Jenny Dunlap, Clay Ringler, Sue Sweeney. ., k :Q SENIOR HIGH RIDING TEAM Mrs. Brandon, Sponsor, Patti Zimmerman, Debby Flip pen, Debbie Dunlap. VARSITY 8 Jeanie Hickey Diane King Sandy Callis Senior Cheerleader Senior Cheerleader Senior Cheerleader Captain Pam DeMatteo Co-captain Jacque Skinner Senior Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader s, X ' J Linda Cook Connie Parkhurst Debbie Steed Junior Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader ' CHEERLEADERS . , , Fi. R 9' l , ' .. 1 ,S , K ---f 7' . :, . 9523 5 3'-E 1. .: 95 -ra: if - 1 1 1 A i:V,k:gml:? gi Y ' ,.,k X .- A Pam Beckham Marsha Apple Debbie Flippen Sophomore Cheerleader Sophomore Cheerleader Sophomore Cheerleader JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ROW I: Judy Weaver, Suzanne Langford, Becky Keller. Kathy Binns. ROW II: Sherry Cannon, Lynda Steed Debby Cathey. 147 AJORETTE DRUM MAJOR Drum Major Larry Apple Senior l W N X Q., 51 5 1 L K rr. 51 -N . ,.. .. A A A Phyllis Ramsey Julie Lane Wanda Ricks Junior Junior Junior ,ffu Captain Paula Hardin Senior Co-Captain Evonne Newkirk Sophomore Linda Harrell Sandra Sinor Beverly Hamilton Junior Sophomore Sophomore DERCLASSM l The underclassmen of Two Rivers form the bulk of the school. Their spirit which they generate at pep meetings and athletic events encourages the teams and shows their en- thusiasmfor their school. The future prom- ises to hold great things for Two Rivers underclassmen. 'SN 'F-Q, , ,, Nw. .1 President: .................................. Kenny Callis Vice-President: . . .... Paul Baird Secretary: .... . Jacque Skinner UNICRS To the Junior Class, 1965 represented a year of activity and achievement. Juniors had faced the year with expectation and hope, and they were not disappointed. It proved to be one of the busiest and happiest times of their high school years. Wise juniors began making preparations for college by enduring several tests necessary for college admit- tance. Many junior boys played football While three junior cheerleaders cheered them on. E xc e l l in g in ac ade mic Work, twenty-six juniors were inducted into the Beta Club. Juniors took an active part in clubs, serving as officers and lending needed help. Meas- uring for senior rings was one of the highlights of the junior yearg acting as ushers for the seniors' graduation brought all juniors one step closer to their goal - being seniors them- selves. 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Sail 5525, 1 . iqy, WSE: Marsha Glidewell Gene Golden Gayle Greek Buddy Griffin Mike Griffin Jeanette Hamrick Mike Hancock Bobby Hardison Lindell Hargrove Linda Harrell Jay Harvey Mike Hatchett Bobby Hayes Sammy Helms Bruce Henry Phil Henry Mike Hergert Phil Hester Brenda Hill Fred Hix Brenda Hollis David Holloway Tina Houk Brenda Hughes Janice Hunt Faye Jordan Larry Joyner Ted Keller Joe Kitchell Ardie Knight Julie Lane Bill Langford Len Lannom Bobby Lawrence Ronnie Lawson Mary Evelyn LeDuke Mike Lee Larry Levan Judy Livesay Eddie Long QV kl '-..f B252 X396 an -wwf: 33-5 Y, i ,Q 6, ,wk ,, f Weiiwf 1. 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W 1, 1 I K M F M T fih 3 id' 160 Cheri Roberts Vicki Rock Sandra Rogillio Dottie Rowlette Suzanne Russo Billy Samples Mike Savage David Sawyer Susan Schellman Melissa Schmidt JoAnn Sewell John Shelton Connie Shivers Mildred Shoemake Carolyn Shumate Judy Siler Susan Sirois Bing Sisk Jacque Skinner Reba Sledge Andrea Smith Betty Lou Smith Greg Smith Sara Smith William Smith Barry Starkey Debbie Steed Carol Stone Vicki Sullivan Jack Sweeney Linda Talley Jerome Terrell Mike Tomlinson Vicki Torlay Kelly Troughton Charlie Tucker Judy Turner Brenda Vanderpool Larry Von Boeckman Pam Walker :age :pb i fiwiiw 1 W- . Mgaiiaax 122 wp, , 1 Vigsw, H . nm ', ., .. -:X 2 'Q ga S sv A 4 ,, . Y .6 2 .S wi g.: ,f W all , t My . V , X .f '-. 4 , M g. i- 2 f l6I ' E N S ' fa 1' e W 51 e 2, S Y' 'Xxx 'T if 'R that msg P? M lie? K W Q 5 if ' iw Q ,. , ' xi-uw-gg Q i1.t T 5 av: wi 2. Q 5 f , A 2 gig :ji 'Q a s fa , ,Yr f Q P W W aa, W ., .- '-- . EEN ef 'Nz i 2 Q ef' 3 l 4. K Ns '. 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Several far-sighted sophomores began looking toward college, and their scores from the N. E.D. T. provided some foresight into their college plans. Several sophomore boys played football while others participated in basketball, baseball, and track. The sophomore class provided four enthusiastic cheerleaders and three attrac- tive majorettes. Sophomores made up the membership of several clubs and proved to be willing workers. The sophomores' social life broadened considerably: to many, dating became a regular part of their lives, parties became more numerous, and more activities became their own. The sophomore year was filled with fun, study, and many memorable experiences. It Was left with regret, and the junior year was looked forward to with antici- pation. 164 President: .... . . Jerry Wright Vice-President: . . . . . Gary Cantrell Secretary: .... . . Sandra Cummings Phil Adams Debbie Agee Marsha Aldridge Bill Allen Ronnie Alley Mark Amonette Carolyn Anderson Marsha Apple Ann Avera Tommy Barnes Don Baskin Sharon Bates Pam Beckham Mark Bitner Sandie Black Janice Boling Elizabeth Bowker John Brehm Lynn Briley Mike Broadway Butch Bruce Skipper Burke Lynn Burkette Mike Campbell Gary Cantrell Ginger Carter David Cartwright Kay Carver Ellen Castleman Judy Cathey .. A X X Fw Jilivx bf-is W as if as: if x ,iii A Q X li l 1 x X X ,Q sen- W 351 165 -Q an W! Q 4 , fi g fiigff ' ' A -: ga- ,' E :.E5 5i?1EE:i3! -, ,, ' ' af 7 ,.iL F .A.. . -I in mee, X . N. -151 -,D ' vu .. ar N, z ,.. x' J ...Q 52 e 2 'Y i flh- A A A x A , Dottie Catignani Dan Channell Ricky Chenault Karen Clemmons David Cloyd Enoch Cobb June Coberly Chris Corbin Dottie Creech Kathy Crockett Shirley Crouse Lynn Crumpler Robbie Daffron Mike Dale Bobbie Davis David Deckard Sherry Denson Jim Dial Ruth Dobbs Nancy Dunklin Mike Duty Jackie Evans David Farrar Anna Fergerson Beth Finch Ann Fleming Debbie Flippen Linda Foust Barbara Fowlkes Gary Freeman Sherrie Friedmann Billy Gann Jim Garrett Tommy Gatlin Dwight Gentry Johnny Ghee Linda Gibbs Margie Gilbert Diane Glasgow Jimmy Gleaves Johnny Gleaves Ray Goins Carolyn Grant Claudia Green Judy Green Lois Hagar Patsy Hall Ben Hamilton Beverly Hamilton Robert Hamilton Allan Hancock Emily Harbold Skip Harsson Jean Hartman Elizabeth Hayes Jim Hayes Vic Hearn Ray Henson Mary Dell Hibler Martha Hoes 2-aff sf zi W I r K.-Q 5 i Q rw 7 . VW, .1 .... W lfiww Aff- Pi .- 1. W W S 'QP' Q, t 1 .- ,, A ft . 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Q E E X Bill Hofstetter Pat Hollis Connie Hoover Brenda Huddleston Jimmy Hughes Diane Humes Wayne Ingram Sue Jeanette Harold Jennings Donald Johnson Paul Johnson Rita Johnson Carolyn Jones Clay Jones John Jones Rick Knox Chris Laird Jerry Ligon Rita Loftis J. B. Loring Madilyn Lowe Ricky Mahaifey Pamela Mason Jim Maxwell Rosetta McAninch Kathy McCauley Mike McGee Lynda McKinley Jane McMichael Bill Menchaca ,PEW Donnie Merryman -if: Susan Meskimen L W Tony Mickle f Sharon Miller 'Peg Darryl Moore ' '--- ' , ' John Moore T A Margie Moore 'Q K' Azg ,P Paulette Moore j ' Betsy Mynatt ' -i YP A Evonne Newkirk P, 3 Bruce Newman . P 5 Debbie Nichol i f' Sammy Noffsinger W T t ' Margaret Osborn ' A Nikki Overstreet it T Q12 J 0 Lynn Owen Sherry Page Sally Palmer Dianna Parker Robbie Patterson :fm ., , Charles Pendygrait Terry Petty f.-: W Q . V s at fi X X Susan Powers Bill Redmond Jimmy Reece Terry Reeves Rita Rippey Diana Ritter Pat Roe Donnie Rothman 551 W' 5f?33Y?23 x A my .. 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QQ? , 2? 3 4 3,2 ,AA xg 14 f' rf I agua W 35 . , si ay, Hr 5 A 5 L Q ik. fs as 1 W-2 ' 'W ae? ar wa, W Q 23' , RY N 'Ev 5 V ' ' ' -'lliilv f Q X A 4 QQ . Mary Frances Rudy Gayle Russell Melissa Saalweachter Janie e Sandlin Donna Selph Clark Shaw Mike Shipp Pam Shumaker Ann Simpkins Sandra Sinor Dawn Smith Marion Smith Maurice Smith Nadine Smith Mike Stanton Barbara Starkey Dale Steverson Tom Sugg Randy Taylor Sheila Thomas Jan Thurston Bill Tomlinson Si Touloumis Linda Vantrease Elaine Vaughn Aubrey Villines Mark Vogel Barbara Von Boeckman Greg Wachsler Judy Walker Linda Walworth Cindy Ward Diane Warner Linda Warren Harold Weaver Cookie Wheeler Gloria Wheeler Joe Wheeler Louella Wheeler Connie White Judy White Ben Whitehead Becky Wilson Clyde Wilson Mike Wood John Woodall Jerry Wright Wayne Yount John Zarth Jody Brown YQ Wi A 1 gf: 'Fry-. President: ..... . Jimmy Wheeler Vice-Presidentz. . . . Cathee Alsup Secretary: .... . Linda Darrah FRE HME The Freshman Class, some two hundred and thirteen strong, made its presence known to the other classes of Two Rivers High School by participating in athletics and by leading the seventh and eighth grades in several clubs. Studying almost completely different sub- ject matter from that of their eighth grade classes, confused freshmen soon adjusted to the rigors of Algebra I and General Science. The halls were filled with their saying, Amo, amas, amat, and Z, Como estausted? These phrases revealed the efforts of some hardy freshmen in learning a new languageg still others were struggling with verbals in English. While reading GREAT EXPECTATIONS, freshmen were looking with just that to the time when they would be sophomores. 172 Vic Adamson Rad Akridge Paul Allen Sherrye Allen Aimee Alsup Cathee Alsup Craig Alsup Pat Arnold Jennifer Angel Linda Ayers Beth Baird Rebecca Baird Eddie Baker Jerry Barnes Jimmy Bates Bob Beard Steve Belcher Charles Benderman Mike Bowen Delia Bragg Barbara Brown Brenda Brown Dickie Brown Nancy Brown Randy Brurnmett Billy Buchanan Barry Burnette Connie Cagle Jerry Callis Sherry Cannon . A Q Q y a Q. we gfafii E ix: I ' 25, M my 4 we , -., W- 1 1 4 it A -its if Q , 2, ik M. E f E 2 ga 45 W ew f bag Q, E 1 J' M - . if Q' il M ,M ,,., 1 3 8 ,im . , Y? ,,,, 1 Z., 'wi x ,.-all-' K 2 W 'Fa 1 . rr J W + if i M U , . la fi Aff Ye 5X1.sv1ee,1c:z .1-. S. 1, Q I ..., , -qs if W ig - N w ,Q ,H 1 X M gi A K ia ,a a M us I '94 ii? A ? 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V mama F L ,z Y M, . . , will we t e, QF - 174 Dianne Catignani Debby Chappell Scott Clark Rita Cleaver Chris Cline Faye Coffee Marsha Coleman Donna Cooper Billy Cope Ernie Corbitt Glenda Cox Billy Crumby Mark Curtis Ginger Daniels Linda Darrah Dixie Daugherty Debbie Davidson Jay Dennis Frankie Dial Ray Dobbs Clark Duke Charles Duncan Joyce Duncan Debby Dunlap Mike Duvall Bill Dye Connie Eaton Linda Elliot Henry Ferrell Kathy Ford Jane Fountain Debby Foust Fred Fox Danny Garrett Wayne Gass Richard Gilbert Angus Gillis Pat Goodwin Melba Graham Janie Granstaff Janet Graves Larry Gray Lynne Greek Carol Greer Katherine Griffin Richard Hagar Cheryl Hamilton Shirley Hamilton Clay Hardin Julie Harper Sheena Harris Marian Harrison David Hart Stanley Hedgecoth Robert Helton Doug Henry Phillip Henry Howard Hibbett George Hickey X. is gd' S BEM it nm, S 3222: agggxq 3 ,- r V ' .M 1- . 1' 2 is 15? W' a ma 335 E V , fa ,o,,,. ,.,,A. 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Q X P ik Q in 5 E Donna Hicks Coleman Highers Cathy Holland Shirley Hollis Linda Holmes David Hood George Howell Phillip Hurst Cheryl Hurt Martha Ingram Bruce Jackson Robbie Jackson Cindy Jennings Larry Jordan Cheryl Kennedy Jean Kennedy Wayne Kennedy Susan Kinslon Helen Kniazewycz Debbie Knoch Brenda Lafayette Charles Laird Suzanne Langford Linda Lannom Ronnie Lannom Jack Lawrence Eddie Lay Marilyn Loyd Steve Lundeen La Donna Lyle Gary Mahan Becky Martin Dianne McBride Danny McClendon Terry Medlin Carol Medling Dottie Menchaca Joe Merritts Elaine Mitchell Steve Mitchell Jan Moore Kenny Morrow Pat Mosier Sandee Nabors Cheryle Napier Johnny Neal Margie Newcome Lynda Newell Steve Newton Norman Noffsinger Joe O'Connell Frances Orr Jim Osborn Debbie Page Trudy Papuchis Connie Parker Ken Partridge Steve Pedigo Susan Peery Gary Pennington W ipgqgwzfgztf' fgiw mi iq, fl 1 at X f 5 123 X fi .ms-f an as ? 4, fy an ,,, N f S x ggi X. .,, au' f' r W ii lx 4 aa-,Wig ...A IQ e c . we 'Y g.. ,. fw .,, ia if . t I Q- lf -af .L.,., .2 we -1 .agw V wi Ki I I Q f ff' P., . 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Cindy McKee EIGHTH GRADERS The eighth graders started the 1965 schoolyear as a more self-assured and confident group of students than they had a year before. Eighth graders had become accustomed to the confusing world of high school which to them as seventh graders had appeared as a mass of people and amaze of halls. Feeling themselves superior to seventh graders, they truly made the most of their position of authority. Their time was filled with such activities as studying math and English and acting in plays in speech. With a year of experience behind them, eighth graders cheered even more enthusiastically at pep rallies. Several eighth graders played in the varsity band, and many boys participated in the junior high sports program. After the year was over, eighth graders were older, more responsible, and wiser. They were indeed ready to accept the status of freshmen. 182 Frank Abbott Randall Abbott David Adkisson Jimmy Adkisson Jimmy Allen Kathy Allen Kerry Allen Patsy Allen Rick Allen Steve Anderson Janet Anglea Ralph Anzengruber Dale Apple Patricia Ashburn Carol Austin Scotty Avera Kathy Barfield Terry Barnes Roger Baskette Steve Beale Ronnie Bean Shirley Bean John Beasley Jan Bellar Patti Best Kathy Binns Bobby Boone Diane Bowen Eddie Boyd George Boyd Ann Bradley Patricia Bragg Herbert Bratcher Mary Brehm Carol Brooks Gary Brothers Cheryl Brown David Brown Doug Brown Margie Brown Marshall Brown Wayne Bruce J f I I ff X It W ' -'.- t I ,..' 1 , . f M , ' V ,'-'- fa- ' .,:- ., wif N' . Lf K . B l A ' . -' Q ' 4 ' , w Q 4' f , ., -W t l. t . L V , . -, K , X, , ,t is 'f , A X - '.-f - , - ., N f , if V, A g t 'WW is i r W' A ' 8 a ' . all . 1 -. 1 K ' ' -4 it ' 'I ' 'I mg' 1 ffm ggi k .ixggw x lfli y 3 'L Q, iy,y , B r,., . Zi g, ,k,h,A 1 it k,,khVV E p if ' is I 1 A: 'f 35 3' --,-, 'QI' . 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Q t .X Y K 1 186 Becky Keller Joy Kimberley Sidney King Pam Kirkpatrick Waurine Kirkpatrick Linda Lavan Mary Lewis Georganne Ligon Debra Litsey Mike Loring Debbie Mangrum Anne Matthews John McCauley Becky McClinton Deborah McGee Sammy McGee Gary McGuire Cindy McKee Joey Mehaffey Charles Melton Margaret Miller Mike Miller Ricky Miller Sarah Miller Bob Mitchell Eddie Montgomery Linda Moore Earl Morris Jacque Morris Mike Munroe Lin Murrey Gary Nabors Vicki Newton Nancy Nichol Pam Nichol Charles Noe Linda Noks Paulette Norfleet Stanton Norfleet Jerry Norrell Curtis Oaks Don O'Guin Jo Anne O'Steen Terry Owen Ronnie Parkham Philip Patterson John Peters Connie Phillips Scooter Pickle Betty Pirtle Susan Porter Terry Pursell Linda Ramsey Neal Rand Marilyn Rawding Donna Reed Art Reeves Rick Reeves Mary Reid Steve Rich David Roble Stanley Romine Ronnie Ruffin Judy Rush Tim Savage Bobby Scott Lynn Scott Carol Sensabough Donald Shelby Russell Shepherd Debbie Siler Don Singleton Martha Singleton Dale Smith Jerrelyn Smith Sandy Smith Melvin Spencer Sandy Spitz Karen Stahl Butch Stamps Walter Steele John Stewart Elonda Stovie Brad Strange Z., . 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C athy Elliott EVE TH GRADER Timid, frightened, and eager, two hundred and forty-two students entered TRHS in September, 1964, forming the seventh grade class of 1965. Most of the new students did not know what to expect of high school. Havingleft the sixth grade wherethey had been the oldest, they were now resigned to the role of the youngest among some thirteen hundred students. There were many adjustments to be made - for a time even the ringing of the bell confused the seventh graders. Unwilling to be late to class, seventh graders were observed running madly down the halls, eliminating every obstacle Ceven seniors! D. Their school spirit and enthusiasmfor sports served to encourage less interested upperclassmen. Seventh graders made themselves known to other students by throwing bags of confetti at ball games. By June, seventh graders were relieved that their first year was over. Excited about their coming eighth gradeyear, they looked forward to enjoying aposition of authority over the timid, frightened, and eager seventh graders who would enter in the fall. 190 Louis Abbott Kathy Adams Shelia Adcox Michelle Alderman Sandra Allgood Cynthia Anderson Pam Anderson Tim Anderson Dwayne Angel Buddy Atkins Sharon Ayers Sherry Baskin Charles Battenslag Mary Ann Beale Connie Beard Mary Beasley Sandra Beasley Debbie Beckham Betty Belcher Linda Black Donna Blankenship Bruce Bowman Jane Brooks Kevin Brown Harriet Bruce Jodie Bryan Ricky Burnett Steve Burnett Vickie Burnette Jamie Burrow Janis Buuck Larry Campbell Sandra Campbell John Candless Gerald Cantrell Jessie Carter Debbie Cartwright Debbie Cathey Ellen Cauthen Tony Cavitt Debbie Clark Lisa Clark 451514 Z f ., an E V M , xx' . K ' , ' f X 4 ti . 1 Q ,,', rrie eeire , ,.t - ' t A ' J A 7' 4, I u 1 x CR gf X B ,.-, ,V inf., 'Q I T ' ' ' gf 'V. ya 1 'z f Ulf ,W : , .. gg? I t V K 1 V: 1 ,. 5 St. h . ty i , V , ,H . 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'Z weep 'i t K 'M 2 .. if git ft' H QM fm Q 1 QL... . 192 4? 15' t a Bedonna Clayton Janice Clift Nancy Cloud Connie Coltharp Kenneth Cooper Donna Corbin Cynthia Cox Mike Crain Donnie Crockett Amy Crowthers Debbie Cummings Debbie Davis Sherry Davis Mike Dennis David Dobbs Donnie Dotson John Doughtery Mike Duncan Jenny Dunlap Karen Dutton Cathy Edwards David Eller Cathy Elliott Brenda Evans Reb Ferrell Olivia Forrest Elizabeth Franklin Bob Garner Phylis Gass Susan Gatlin Donna Gebhardt Kenneth Gibson Tommy Gilbert Guywn Gleaves Bobby Goodwin Mike Grain Nicki Graham Joanne Granstaff Shirley Grant Mark Greek Albert Green Wayne Green Toby Grisham Nancy Hagewood John Hancock Susan Hancock David Hardison Karen Hardison Alan Hardy Robie Harman Kathy Hartman Eddie Harvey Julia Harwell Garry Hawkins Shirley Hayes Mike Head Brenda Hedgecloth Don Helson John Helton Donna Henry Jimmy Henry Jeneanne Hibdon Danny Hicks Linda Hingst Margaret Hoes Debra Hollins Bobby Hollis John Hudson Raleigh Hunt Doyle Hurst Janet Ingram Sue Ellen Jackson Belinda Jamison Dorothy Jamison Frances Johnson Mike Johnson Bill Jones Marsha Jordan Diane Judd Nancy Kavanaugh John Kennedy Terri Kidwell Kenneth Kimberly Susan Kipp li Q. .aw is x l Jn ,J Q32 K, 25,9 sf' ,, 1' r ' ,.i .K K 3 o f if 1, H2 Q 3 if 8 M Q A J a+ 'dim M J Q ,, ,. . 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H im , if x Eddy Kirkpatrick Jerry Lee Richard Lee Stephanie Leeson Neill Little Cherilyn Long Teresa Long Ann Lovegrove Sandra Lozier Judy Lunn Patsy Malone Eddie Manson Debby Mantlo Jimmy Mathison Sarah McBride Danny McCullough Barbara McEachern Debbie McElyea Donna McGown Ted McKinley Jan Mc Laurine Virginia Meares David Mee Karen Miller Kathie Miller Kevin Miller Teresa Miller Alan Minor Roger Moore Debbie Moreland Judy Mullins Anita Murray Charles New Amy Newman Linda Newman Rita Nichols Debbie Noffsinger Matthew Nunes Lewis Nunley Allison Oatts Evelyn Osborn Janice Overstreei Schuyler Page Toni Papuchis Kenny Park Ed Parkerson Pamela Parrish Dave Perkins Linda Pharr Barney Phillips Sharon Phillips Suzanne Pilkerton Helen Ponath Pam Porter Michael Posey Richard Powell Lee Powers Steve Price Connie Radley Randy Randall Connie Rankin Joann Redden Clay Ringer Kay Roberts Bobby Rock Harold Roney Don Ross Connie Rountree Linda Rowlette John Sensabough Rebecca Shields Brixey Shelton Patricia Shepherd Billy Simpson Bill Sinz Michael Skeen Joan Sledge Frances Smith Lisa Solomon Linda Sparks Dale Spicer Mike Stevenson Wayne Story Dianne Stump ew a --fr:-5. f , Q A If ff,-, K l ' we ' L 'Q a nv if - sf va , J R' 1 am. 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Vit-' 'js 'H - fNg'z1f'- L ,f,e.,2fj2M f Lx 11545: 1 . . as Terry Sullivan Gene Swaney David Swanson Sue Sweeney Charles Talley Sharon Talmage Judith Terry Patricia Tillman Donna Tombs Janis Tomlinson Jimmy Trainrnel Dave Trew Dale Troughton Jack Tyree Ellene Vantrease Martha Vaughan John Villines Rosalie Vota Steve Wachsler Charles Wallace Rick Wallace Gary Wammack Judy Weaver Joey Weese Sandra Weese Steve Welch Dottie Wheeler Joe Whitehead Gloria Williams Mike Williams James Wilson Beverly Wooten Mary Ann Yeaman Bobby Young Pictures from our Past LAST WILL and TESTAM N Continued from page 57 I, Scott Haynes, hereby leave-my accumulatedvtalents and pre- judices to the junior class. I, Virginia Hearn, hereby leave my seat in shorthand and typing to anyone who wants it. ' I, Larry Henson, hereby leave my girl to no one. I, Carole Herndon, hereby leave my road map to Castle Heights to any junior girl who is brave enough to use it. 1, Tommy Hibler, hereby leave my speed and agility to Johnny Ghee. l, Jeanie Hickey, hereby leave to Linda Cookthe ability to be con- tent by going with one boy throughout her entire senior year. 1, Rea Holdsworth, hereby leave one high school suitably broken in for further use and take what it taught me. I, Brent Holladay, hereby leave nothing to anyone because I didn't have anything to start with. 1, David l-looven, hereby leave my ability to get caught chewing gum in typing and bookkeeping to any junior. 1, Sandra Kay Huddleston, hereby leave my desire to become a housewife, and my quiet ways to my sister, Brenda, hoping she will put them to use. 1, Pat Hurst, hereby leave my books and typewriter to Margie Newcome because she will need them. I, Dea.n Jackson, hereby leave my sociology and my government classes to the juniors. Goodluck! Heaven knows they'll need it. I, Lance Jackson, hereby leave Mr. Meriwether and Mr. Keplinger to struggle on without me. I, Ann Johnson, being of unsound mind, hereby leave all my thanks to Hugh Spickard. I, David Jordan, hereby leave gladly and take Big Red with me. I, Ann Kennedy, hereby leave my ability to never end up where I'm supposed to be. ' I, Diane King, herebyleave the halls of Two Rivers silent and the teachers relieved! I, Jim Lamb, hereby leave my ability to sleep through every American government class to Mike Penton. I, Carole Lee, hereby leave the Pirates' Log to anyone who has the nerve and patience to tackle the task of editorship. I, Tobie Lees, hereby leave one simple thing--my condolences to anyone who is unstable enough to enter into music or forensics. I, Mary Ruth Leftwich, hereby leave my personality and witty character to Joe Cathey and all my bubble gum to Mr. Bates. I, Gary Liddington, hereby leave my favorite third string HB spot on the football team to the next idiot who spends four years working like a fool to sit on the bench. I, Mark Linville, hereby leave my bad luck with cars to Mike Penton. I, Jim Long, hereby leave Coach Carson a quiet study hall and all my books to those who are unfortunate enough to get them. I, Susan Lukacs, hereby leave my ability of riding and loving horses to Shirley Hamilton. I, Donnie Manning, hereby leave all my responsibilities and dreams which I have sought in my senior year to Roy Duty. I, Gloria Massey, hereby leave to a lucky junior all of my used books hoping they get more out of them than I did. 198 I, Sherrie McClendon, hereby leave my quiet ways to my brother, Danny, who needs them. I, Gayle Mclntire, hereby leave my right tennis shoe to anyone who can find it. I, Joan McMichael, hereby leave my ability to get out of sixth period study hall to all juniors who are willing to try it. I, Judy Mclnturff, hereby leave welcoming Brenda Hill to the club. I, Linda Medlin, hereby leave the car keys and my place at Shoney's to Terry. I, Neal McNish, hereby leave my ability to hang-out in the gui- dance room to any other misguided student. I, Rollow Mickle, hereby leave to the next poor soul the discom- fort of having a senior homeroom equal to mine and may you never be tardy, brother, because I know it hurts. I, Marcella Minor, hereby leave my leaf and wild flower collec- tions to the next lucky biology students. I, Tommy Mitchell, hereby leave the joy I have known in school to anyone who will always try. I, Vickie Mitchell, hereby leave my walking space on the floor to the seventh and eighth graders so they can have more room to run someone down. I, Marilyn Moreland, hereby leave my basketball skills to Mary Dell Hibler. I, Earl Murray, hereby leave my good looks, my ability to over- whelm girls, and my marvelous personality to all the other boys because there's enough to go around. I, Tyler Nichol, hereby leave my lunch money to Pat, Goat, and Dwight. I, Mike Nokes, hereby leave allthe juniors my permission to fail tests. I, Anthoinette Norfleet, hereby leave my silence to anyone who wants it and can use it to his advantage. I, Nancy Northern, hereby leave my love for basketball to Suzanne Russo. I, Jennie Norton, herebyleave the Pirates' Log in the red to Paul Baird. I, Kathy Oakley, hereby leave all my senior privileges to any junior who can find them. I, Jane Parkerson, hereby leave my ability to receive themes in study hall to Judie Livesay. I, Johnny Parrish, hereby leave a supply of novocain for all the girls to kill the pain when I leave. 1, Doug Partridge, hereby leave a pencil to be loaned to anyone who does not have one in Mr. Bates' future physics classes. I, Jimmy Phillips, hereby leave my great basketball talents to the Two Rivers varsity in hopes that they might benefit next year, and my French poodle to Paula Hardin and Carol Rush, to be divided evenly between them. I, Fred Powell, hereby leave Two Rivers, hoping in some way to have made it a better school and my B-team basketball ability to Jerome Terrell. I, Mitzi P'Pool, hereby leave my organ playing ability to Jim Wolfe. I, Doug Radley, hereby leave all my teachers to anybody who is lucky enough to get them. LAST WILL and TESTAM NT I, Linda Rawson, hereby leave 44 typewriter in Room 123 to any junior who thinks he can type. He can't on this one! I, Donna Ray, hereby leave all the joy of being a senior to mem- bers of the next senior class. I, Don Raymond, hereby leave Miss Holmes an American grading scale. I, Tom Redmond, hereby leave my love life to little brother Bill. I, Pat Rice, hereby leave my basketball ability to the Modest Ace. I, Linda Robbins, hereby leave all my snea.ky, underhanded, and clever plans to Lee Ann Carter. I, Nan Rich, hereby leave my ability to get through the halls with- out a pass to anyone who might need it. I, Anne Roberts, hereby leave my lunch line breaking ability to George Meares, who needs it. I, Mickey Rooley, hereby leave my church key to Ardie Knight. I, Brenda Roy, hereby leave my shot charts to all future basket- ball managers. I, Carol Rush, hereby leave to go to M.T.S.C. with Joey. I, Mike Ryan, hereby leave my ability to skip assemblies and pep meetings without being caught and my ability to get caught when I leave my seat in the lunch room to Eddie Davis. I, Tom Sawyer, hereby leave my basketball ability, which is hard- ly any, to Ardie Knight, who doesn't need it in the first place. I, Randy Scalf, hereby leave Walter Collins and Doug Partridge to a contented life. I, Sharon Sinor, hereby leave the shorthand dictation records to anyone who will destroy them. I, Phyllis Sircy, hereby leave with pleasure to join Gary Perkins. I, Herman Smith, hereby leave taking everything I can get my hands on. I, Jim Smith, hereby leave the heritage of the Eagles to inspire the juniors to try to be half as good as we are. I, Johnnie Faye Smith, hereby leave all of my cheat sheet notes in locker 435 for all of you poor juniors who will suffer through senior English. I, Marcia Smith, hereby leave my nickname to Dawn and my broomstick to Tommy in order that Wendy and Cuddles may live on. I, Mike Smith, hereby leave bankrupt. I, Terry Smith, hereby leave my gym socks to the person who stole my gym shoes and my ability to goof-off to Linda Cook know- ing she will never fail me. I, Wayne Smith, hereby leave to my brother, Dale, my ability of not having to report to school until 12:30 every day my senior year. I, Greg Snow, hereby leave my ability to sleep through govern- ment and economics to Leonard Carney. I, Hugh Spickard, hereby leave all of the grape vines and bananas in Africa to Ann Johnson. I, Ronnie Steen, hereby leave all my text books and four years of hard labor to any high school student sentenced to the same. I, Pam Stuby, hereby leave my position on the Pirates' Log staff as Social Editor to anyone who is willing to take over the job and work hard because that's what it will take. I9 9 I, Gayle Tassey, hereby leave my marvelous shorthand ability to anyone who doesn't need it. I, Barbara Tipton, hereby leave this school and state to return to South Carolina. I, Betsy Thomas, hereby leave my ability to stay calm and never get mad to Pam Walker. I, David Tomlinson, hereby leave my Bunsen burner to a deserv- ing junior and my Honeywell to Miss Wilson and the Science De- partment. I, Edwin Turner, hereby leave my ability to get out of school early to anyone that needs it. I, Georgia Walcott, hereby leave in great happiness and with much hope and ambition. I, Billy Walker, herebyleave my personal seat in the school gui- dance room to Pat Brumfield. I, Dona Walsh, hereby leave my tremendous height of 5'1f2 to Field Cooper. He really needs it! I, Pat Ward, hereby leave my height to all these people that I have to look down upon. I, Sammy Weese, hereby leave my good looking nose to Joe Cathey. I, Allen Weller, hereby leave my lack Qui height to all the little freshmen who like to run around under the lunchroom tables. I, Gary West, hereby leave a mess, my books and many sports. I, Cecil Blade Whaley, hereby leave my appeal to women and laissez-faire attitude to Patrick Brumiield. I, Fred Wheeler, hereby leave my tremendous height to some worthy junior so he can be another Clyde Lee. I, Brenda Williams, hereby leave my locker to anyone who can share it with as many people as I did and my American History book to anyone who can write more in it than I did. I, Joyce Williams, hereby leave all my grades to David Adkisson and all my senior privileges to anyone who can get them. I, Ricky Williams, hereby leave my locker to the next senior who can pry it open and my Bary Sax for the next fool who thinks he can carry it five miles. I, Roy Williams, hereby leave my ability to blow smoke rings to Greg Downey! I, Ruth Williams, hereby leave not knowing whether to walk or run. I, Ronnie Woodall, hereby leave all of the teachers who wanted to fail me in the past years to David Cartwright and Roy Goins. I, Ronnie Woods, hereby leave one broken mechanical drawing compass, one pair of gym shorts and one dirty sock to Tommy Locke. I, Larry Woodson, hereby leave a smile to anyone who needs it. I, Randy Wright, hereby leave all the chemistry and physics ap- paratus that was not swiped this year. I, Keith Varner, hereby leave Phillip Little all my grades. I, Shirley West Vaughn, hereby leave Two Rivers with my MRS. degree. I, Charlene Yost, hereby leave the school spirit of happiness to all juniors. I, Terrell Zumbro, hereby leave permanently. ATDVERTI EME The merchants who have advertised in this yearbook have enabled the staff to prepare a better book. The members of THE CUT- LASS Staff of 1965 wish to express their ap- preciation for the cooperation each adver- tiser has given them. N . 'P - tiff 2 fa? ' ' A tx., f . 1 x f .pg-Ag,g:,,,fQAy I ,,.,,. L ful? I 1 f K-'A wmwf 4 ,2-,,ff.1,:jQ, . 4 W.. 1,51 wg.. Q, A V ' .J 'shmw D a'w'.s? i4 . j -fs 4 siixfwv, In Q 1 'Tj'-4 2412 LEBANON ROAD 2502 FRANKLIN ROAD 3912 NOLENSVILLE ROAD THERE IS DIFFERENCE SHIRTS 2500 Lebanon Road Phone 889-2500 . Prescriptions . Sick Room Needs MAXWELL DRUG CO. Hermitage Hills Phone 883-8594 . Pharmaceuticals . Biologicals I.- 4 Serving and Growing wifh Middle Tennessee Since 194 HARVEY FREEMAN s. soNs, REALTORS 5 OOO REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS Appraisers I Auctioneers I Managers Q lnsurors GUY E. FREEMAN Partners R. 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GLES NJR SKF Mad Dog Octane Crude One Deisel Spider Arab SUPPORT OUR TEAITS Blade Condor Pygmy D Exit Cheeta Coleman Highers Jimmy Reece 883-3734 883-3525 THE EMERALS Compliments COMBO of I MRS MORGAN'S HOMEROOM Lynn Brlley ' 883-2409 SIHT DAER NAC UOY FI DEDAEH-TFEL EB TSUM UOY 902 MOOR THE WINDER'S COMBO We Cater To Small Parties 883-3938 883-8392 Wayne Kennedy David Warren THIS SPACE IS DEDICATED TO MISS MIRIAM MOORE 1964-65 Homeroom Pat Arnold Cathy Boggs Dickie Brown Barry Burnett Chris Cline Donna Cooper Billy Crumby Roy Dobbs Bill Dye Linda Elliott Danny Garrett Pat Goodwin Janie Granstaff Linda Holmes Cheryl Hurt Martha Ann Ingram Bruce Jackson Jimmy Lynch Pat Mosier Linda Newell Connie Parker Nancy Pewitt Trudy Papuchis Joan Russo Kent Smith Gwyn Sparkman Alan Spicer Louisa Strickland Morna Wagner Randy Waller Leslie Wooldridge Patti Zimmerman Mrs. Mrs. Lovegrove- to be around for your class reunion Gerald C.- to live! Paula H.- to never get married David H.- to be an accountant--a num- bers racketeer Bob B.- to graduate Billy M.- to coach and have a happy home with kids vu OUR AMBITIONS Lovegrove's Homeroom 1964-1965 Sarah F.- to marry some rich European and be titled Gayle T.- to be an Oscar Meyer Weener Sharon B.- to be a nurse and marry a rich doctor Gary W.- to be a millionaire playboy Dona W.- to be Dona Ray Donna R.- to be a successful business- woman so I can meet a successful Sherry G.- to marry a rich man and live businessman happily Wayne S.- to have a fast car and plenty of Virginia A.- to be a high flier money Brenda W.- to be a nurse and chase the Ernie E.- to graduate some day interns Marylyn C.- to stay single as long as possible Johnny C.- to be a psychologist--a real Brent H.- to have a fast boat and make a headshrinker million Beverly F.- to hook Walter Martha J.- to be happy DEDICATED TO Mr. Bobby Hollingsworth-Art II-III The Wildest Homeroom at Two Rivers Jackie Haralson-To be rich Larry Pruitt-It's wise to stay young Joyce Williams-To have a pool table of my own Modie-You ain't nothing but- Dale Steverson-To be a commercial artist Gene Golden-Hey Richard! Sandra Huddleston-To marry Tommy Cherry Phil Little-Do who? Carole Lee-Always dodging clay Danny Daingerfield-Censored Carolyn Jones-Lebanon Susan Lucas-I'll be an old maid Mike Nokes-Running around with Jackie Keith Varner- King of the Road Artis Slaughter-Marry a cute Italian girl and raise little pizzas Diana Darrah-Henry, l'm tired of using my money for dates! Jerry Woodall-We're going to win the homeroom tournaments Doris Birthright-But Ted, I want to go to the party! David Nelson-I'm engaged to Shirley Bean Joe Mathis-Ambition: To die Ronnie Woodall-I'1l never marry Mike Duke-Love to play pool CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS from Mr. Baggett's Homeroom: Linda Ballard John Baumgartner Leonard Carney Jack Copeland Leslie Crowder Eddie Davis Victor Dowlen Ronnie Gleaves Evelyn Hagar Danny Harris Lance Jackson Diane King Bill Langford Len Lannom Bobby Lawrence Judy Mclnturff Barbara Mitchell Earl Murray Mike Murray Carolyn Overstreet Johnny Parrish Eddie Ramsey Mike Ryan Tom Sawyer Susan Schellman Herman Smith Mike Smith Terry Smith Jack Sweeney Betsy Thomas Pam Walker James Webb Charlene Yost Terrell Zumbro Felicidades, Graduados Magniiicos! Gratulationes summae classi! 1 . . . . Felicitations 5 la classe seniore! KARATE LESSONS Room 209 Instructor: Ku Fooey Latimer P. S. English Taught While You Wait The big B stands for BUZZARD . . . March 21, National Buzzard Day WE WELCOME CRITICISM! if Write Yours Here pi r a t e s L are ff J!!! H1719 Gr-r-reat fffftffwf 2:33103 1964-65 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As editor of the 1965 CUTLASS, I would like to express my thanks to the following people: to Mrs. Spence McGavock, who so graciously allowed us to make photographs at her home, Two Rivers Farm to Mr. Bob Hollingsworth, who helped us with art work and design to Mr. John Hood, who made the photographs of the underclassmen and who returned on schedule during the year to make so many of the photographs used in the book to Mr. Irving Smith and Mr. Garland Russell who helped us by making photographs we had forgotten to Fabry's Studio, that made our senior and faculty pictures to Mr. J. B. McEntire, who advised us in our decisions about the cover and who gave us other help as our Delmar representative to Mrs. C. A. Chadwell, who allowed us the use of her home in our pictures to Mr. Alvin Kennedy who at the post office found a cheaper way for us to mail our material to Delmar to Mr. LaFever and Mr. Harris, who cooperated with us in every way to Mrs. Davis, who excused staff members to work on the annual and who looked after our money to the faculty members, who permitted us to use class time to meet deadlines and who excused students for photographs to Mrs. Lovegrove, who, as our sponsor, has helped us in so many ways with her ad- vice and her willingness to work to the staff members, who willingly came to work on weekends and after school, and without whose hard work this book would not have been possible Scotty Daniels Editor Wjgiif bww? 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