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

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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

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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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Junior Lettermen The Junior High Lettermen are very important p e ople to the Two Rivers athletic program. Training now for future varsity competition, these athletes deserve the full sup- port of the entire student body. The f r e s h m a n football team completed its first winning season with a 5- 3 record, losing only to Don- elson, McMurray, and Antioch. The junior high basketball team also enjoyed a good season. Senior Lettermen Athletics is the spice of life at Two Rivers. Our school has enjoyed a lion's share of victories in having won the Class AA trophy and in participating for two years in post-seasonal bowl games. Football, however, was not the only area of athletic superior- ity. The very first Two Rivers golf team captured the NIL Golf Championship. Opponents felt the presence of Two Rivers' might al- so in basketball, baseballand track competitions. Those who worked hardest, play e d hardest, and were most conscientious in their preparation are the ones pictured. THE CUTLASS salutes these outstanding athletes of Two Riv- ers. 4