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

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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

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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!

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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