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

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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

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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

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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.