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

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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.

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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