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

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.., 'Ao THE PIR TE ' LOG , 'ia Pirates-A-Go.Go,, ' 1 l!'s what the , Pirates are doing! -I October. was Q rrlck N . - I . CW Assistant ,ncipal In very impressed ' tudics and the h- Wlfh the attitude f T . IEI1 sch I ' I D the stud 1iichmTSI,V?i.fa ? gfeaIIr1iiI,I,.IIEiI1fI1TIg of Two Pe:-IS towam loss Oiiicers of 1 . d the weelc og ' fh has receive of the foIIoWmg'0 Their class- of his c a Ieadershliise of the belief thatlthese people will carry out their 3955 to the best of their ability. Throughout the year the oHicerS will represent their respective classes and will help guide them everal activities. his Eleci C 965 66 were eleC'L6 iss 1 them beca in s Senior class president is well- liked Bill Langford. Bill is one - ' b ll of Two Rivers star base an Assistant Editor - Jud . Ycafhey, Edltor - Lisa W 11 grove B ' . 3 ef SPOHSOI' - M . L - , usmess Manager - Paul Baird, and Assistant Business Jinagtgiqe- I players and is Pfesldellff of Ins h meroom. Bill is also one of our Kay Carver ' 0 WKDA good guys - ' f- Aefensive ..t moth th V-.WD Stare B e Middl ythe band W 'he ci. - U Con ,-W sociationand and Orfihginnessee gfesented xgiimas conizilgieces Te and 4 ra A N ee C1 th C 0 b Feslzljseliw Statethem4Midd1Z gigin dgigeigon the 22228 an: e ar t ' .R H H Iver 't Hs f Wo if will thieohlie hlghlyuc and the b-ghd, Cuncertorfcompetitisn Im Selec. lgh ram Dmmended tions estivalg U1 spnn S IES and for gh- Mr Hare Certainl- Congratulag , 5 - ' U11 5' in ' Job wen and the order n a d b 0 EN ' 0 R S one! and for H VOLHI N C I 0 Iubs Get E Two Rivers Hi h N I A - g School I In to A na.: The Vol. III, No. 4 CHRISTMAS IS EV There is no other day of the year like Christmas, In every Christian country of the world it is the most important and meaningful holiday of the whole calendar year. Commemorative of the birth of Christ, it is also the anniversary of a new age, the era of Christianity. Christ's birth is celebi ated annually from one end of the world to the other in churches and great cathedrals, and in the homes and hearts of the people. Although the true meaning of Christmas is its religious oli- servance, there are customs asf sociated with this holiclay's cele- bration that have been grafted on from pagan times--ancient customs that have survived the age in which they were Iiorh through continuous practice by the people. ' Clubs Plan Activities As the busy season rolls arounc., our clubs have really watef Two Rivers High Schoi In Austria there is a be ful custom which places phasis upon light as a sy of the eternal light God man in the Christ Child. 'I large wax candles are esp: ly prepared for this cerei in the home. The first cz is lit just before Christmas ner. The second is lit Chris Day, and the third on Year-'s Day when the Chris festivities end. After caroling up and I the winding streets, firecra- burst out announcing mid: mass in Formosa. An old nese mainland custom, th Wi? Q I also the tinge the pegpli y h recofnize e i t 0 ' e t. s c i ' 1 in r . awww . ., is 4 Sf- ZI'I?Sffla.f ' Pr S g,,i0'2nlI i-wil M4 Il I fill the -'Ti-ee of STANDING: Rick A'k ' 22222, chains Nichol, Connie Shivers, Suzanne Russo. , 16 cker. SEATED: Debbie One of DenmarK's pretti Cnamming Causes ooo. ...W the generous. A lighted candle is at the church heckonini: all the poor to come and receive the food. as ..... :ta TCD CHRISTMAS SPIRIT REIGNS

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Student Council LEFT TO RIGI-i'1': Jerry Barnes, Steve Rutledge, Billy Crumby, Steve Newton, David Whitely, Aimee Alsup, Janie Gran- staff, Julie Harper, Dixie Daughtery. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Ander- son, Steve Whaley, Jimmy Ty- ler, Sidney King, Kathy Binns, John Peters, Gary Nabors. LEFT TO RI GHT: Sharon Talmage, Cathy Elliott, Frances Smith, Joann Red- den, Bruce Bowman, Albert Green, Randy Randall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Bohner, Fred Boone, Sherry Featherstone, Grame Kelly, Casey Caruthers, Warren Graves, Scott J oplin, Jody Clemmons. 95

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OG a o-A1 IYIIW' Eled' Class Gi Pirates-A-Gu-Go h's what the Pirates ore doing! October, 1965 rrick New Assistant iicers ants 'e elected the Week oi A f 1965-66 We! Y has rewve SSS 3622315 the ffQ!2iQ?ia2B2ffsS T133 QQQQQ, '. .- defS 1 lief 3 . lity of lea f the be - bs msxbiected them becallseg will carry out 'ibm .R xvee Peoph beg of their abiiY4 to t e . the o?EicerS Thaoughiileigetve ilijir respective 'l Yell ' lu m gasses and will 'help smde 7' 9 in several activities. , ' ll- iikeieiii Exfiir star baseball we - h' Oi ers and is president Oi 'J lhjriieroom Bill is 5150 0390 55 ,AQ ' if u - 5 Roh J F Q-i favorite WKDA lgogdefinsive Joe Cacile? with? girates' foot- - ---...P or - . t f glaucga Cuzzort, Brenda Hughes, Pam Shumaker, Carol Stone, and Nancy 'te'PfeS'fiff, fi, BWI , S ...C V, - ua U... , I , Soggiifand andldgiihletnnessgg gfjeged vEi,m::eCZ':xcert'!t:!clSj I-he Tennesgg and the 17, AS' begin Soon the borus and Festi 1 e State U . ldffle non 'hgent W0 k and will are tdyzg llgghflull and gzegjiltg' concirlgorfsoiflpetitildn iilnsseiec' , these high ratigjfzfglsnded for 13finsHare Ciigiiiy Qongraizgzg- ' for the . ' ull a 111 Orde ' Job Wen dana the band r to N I ne! for 3 vol. III - N 0 , No- 3 Q A S Mme.-x Club E l. E C -X., Info S Get s CLA S . , 5 Action A M S Since t. - 'Ot-tober, Sinks? Thursday ii. .V ,.,k., 'st' i . f , . The Vol. III, No. 4 Two Rivers High School CHRISTMAS IS EVE In Austria there is a beauti- ful custom which places em- phasis upon light as a symbol of the eternal light God gave man in the Christ Child. Three large wax candles are especial- ly prepared for this ceremony in the home. The first candle is lit just before Christmas din- ner. The second is lit Christmas Day, and the third on New Year's Day when the Christmas festivities end. After caroling up and the winding streets, tirecrackers burst out announcing i mass in Formosa. An old nese mainland custom, this also the time than nannlo vaarlv rviininfnv-cl vialiviiv scene Burl There is no other day of the year like Christmas. In every Christian country of the world it is the most important and meaningful holiday of the whole calendar year. Commemorative of the birth of Christ, it is also the anniversary of a new age, the era of Christianity. Christ's birth is celebrated annually from one end of the world to the other in churches and great cathedrals, and in the homes and hearts of the people. Although the true meaning of Christmas is its religious eb- servance, there are customs as- sociated with this holiday's cele- bration that have been grafted on from pagan times4ancient customs that have survived the age in which they were born through continuous practice by the people. recognize the , of children. T dren call their the Tree of I candles but is brilliant paper paper chains 1 and Susan Brumfield. Clubs Plan Hakes. He is paraded from door to Agfivitieg One of Denmai-k's prettiest door and receives food given by the generous. A lighted candle As the bus Season ous is at the church beckoning all Emily Granstatf, Steve Whaley, Jeannie Hibler, Nancy Nichol, Kelly Frey, Margaret Hardln, Frank Abbott, Kathy Binns, Steve Anderson, Terry Ward 1 fmiiafggf :sv is 't me ,,,., -S i i