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

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Future Homemakers Future Homemakers, sponsored by M r s . Jamison and Mrs. Wolff, have met each first and third Tuesday in the cafeteria. Working Toward New Horizons , t h e s e girls have strived for a deeper un- derstanding of themselves, and promoted better family rela- tionships. Interesting activi- ties ranged from the making of puppets for hospitals, to lec- tures on foreign food. Officers are: seated: Connie Parkhurst . Parliamentarian Linda Walworth . . .Vice-President Shirley Atkins ....... President Melissa Schmidt .... Program Co- Chairman standing: Becky McClinton . . Corresponding Secretary Jean Kennedy ......... Historian Aimee Alsup . Recording Secretary Robbie Jackson ..... Program Co- Chairman Dixie Daughtery ....... Reporter

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Fine Arts Guild The Fine Arts Guild, sponsored by Mr. Hollingsworth, meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month in the art room. The members are hoping to widen and expand the general public's appreciation of art by e x h i b it i n g a variety of art media. Their many planned activities consist of sev- eral art exhibits, posters for various activ- ities, displays, and seasonal field trips. During the month of December the Arts Guild was responsible for the painting of a huge nativity scene on the windows above the front entrance to the school. Painted directly on the glass, brushes were used to apply fin- ger paint. The style was interpretive of a stained glass window and brought much en- joyment to v i ew e r s during the Christmas season. The officers of this club are: Lynn Burkett ............. Program Chairman Skip Marlin ........ ...... V ice-President Sandy Nabors .... .... S ecretary- Treasurer Connie Parkhurst . . .......... President

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Junior Homemakers Sponsored by Mrs. Stroube, the Junior Hom emake r s Club meets every first and third Tues- day in Room 106. Hoping to gain unde r standing of a purpose- ful club, the members learn to work together ina civic interest. Making stuffed animals for the pe- diatric Wards of Nashville hospi- tals has been only one of their spe- cial activities this year. The officers serving this club are: Shirley Hayes .......... President Julia Harwell ....... Vice-President Donna Corbin . . . ..... Secretary Jan Tomlinson . . .... Treasurer Junior Speech and Drama Sponsored by Mrs. Spurlock and Miss B a l dw i n, the Junior Speech and Drama Club helps stu- dents gain poise and assurance. It also prepares them for workin the senior forensic program. Their m e e t i ng time is each first and third Tuesday in Room 125, where they participate in pantomimes, speeches and plays. Officers for this club are: Albert Green ........... President Wayne Steele ....... Vice-President Kay Roberts ........... Secretary Mary Beasley .... Program Chairman