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

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1 2 4 v A E 3 - President . .................................. Bill Langford Vice President . . . . . Joe Cathey Secretary . . . . . . . Carol Stone Senior Class of I966 1966 brought approximately two hundred young men and women closer to the realization of their life goals. By taking SAT and ACT tests, by filling out college forms, and by contacting and discussing potential positions with various business firms, seniors actively planned their futures. As Two Rivers High School's first class to complete the full six year course of study, the groups expectations of big senior status were not disappointed. Senior rings in the fall, the Senior Ball at Christmas, measuring for caps and gowns in the winter, and the senior play in the spring are but a few of those memories which will be recalled many times in coming years. To highlight the traditional phases of the big year are memories of the AA championship and the Metro Bowl game, the great school spirit im pep meetings inspired by the senior stick , and the swinging times at ever popular Pirates' Cove. But even as seniors participated in all of these activities, there was one persistent thought in the mind of each individual. Late spring made this thought reality, as final preparations were finished for the annual closing ceremony of the school year. What were the thoughts that would be clearly expressed in the faces of two hundred young people as they accepted certificates of their achievement? They were those of a firm foundation, lasting friendships, good times, and the responsibility of mature men and WOIT1911. 28

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SANDRA LEE ABBOTT Friendly, hardworking and sincere, she'll always have friends. French Club 35 Y-Teens 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Glee Club 15 Office Staff 4. FREDRICK HEATH AIKEN, JR. I think well of myself as I rightly shouldg if I didn't, then who would? President, Homeroom 35 Student Council 3,45 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Key Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Pirates' Log 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35Track 1,2,3. SUZANNE ALDERMAN She is always in search of mischief. Secretary-Treasurer, Homeroom 1,2,45 Junior Civitan Club 35 Glee Club 1,2,3. JOHN PAUL BAIRD His secret weapon lies in his strength of argument and his winning smile. Cavert Junior High School 25 Vice- President, Homeroom 25 President, Class 25 Vice-President, Class 35 Stu- dent Council 2,45 Key Club 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 President 45 Pirates' Log 35 45 Citizen of the Month, 35 Senior Superlative, Best All-Aroundg Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track l,2,3,45 State Beta. Club, Vice-President 4. DAVID WHITSON ADAMSON Pass on, fair ladiesg I heed thee not. Vice- President, Homeroom 15 Presi- dent, Class 15 Student Council 15 Key Club 2,35 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Pirates' Log 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Cap- tain 15 Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 1' Baseball 1,2. 1 SHIRLEY JEAN ATKINS I chatter asl go andl am always on the go. Home Economics 1,2,3,45 Secrefary 1, President 45 Glee Club 1,3,4, Secretary 35 Future Nurses Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Office Staff 1. , X . ?'m,s,, .. i gs 1. le gm... ff. M ,,-4,f5,a3m,-xf-fffiXu- H7-Us EF,- .5f:f2:f,1i,-ikritlr ffl?-7f3r' 2 ' ' llflf-L' ..,.sv, CLARENCE ADKISSON If school is liberty, give me death. Donelson High School 4. Eggjiilszewjgtfzffrgg.ftslfav-any-sv-we Q 5 -A -Mfg -me-.,.,, Ulf W 5' 1 iigfitf. 24193531245 WE4ff:YkSf fl5.if-SIhiQ.wfFig:L::e2'::4:-if' f E:-f'?5Z3'!1a:f'f?'l 'f'ff5a-Qs' fi -'-ig! ':'ts1,:f.f1.H yisgwgfizw , were-1' 5, g M ,K . ,.,..,-K, , is We 55 twiki' L . f 1,,-qi, 332. 1 ,ii - 5, '53 . 7 .,.. 55,55 A ..t,- 5 ,,. .ci --7. figs-3..,Eg?g?i?i is 'S .f . ki.-,:,,.,r. . 5 1 Y. .f fe f - 7- ls-W-' ,lim Q .s,..:.,., if in , G- .,.f . ,.-:J - ' . li, 5 yifg A E 5 , , .1 ,:- :,,:ag:,-ig I gf .15 -4 5.,V,,..5g,,,. .,, if . .1 1 1 .A -,T - - -.ei 2 W ,t Q ,fe Y if 2 syf x s i if -gym-jf its s E we .-f: -,- -9. , Q e ' y I ' l il ies' wif L5- 'T r SCENT ie 2 --tae . M, M Q 5 A 'ti fs' Q . Q. , H Y, Q 523255 Q Q, , 4 5 f E' i ti ,555 'A Pitt if 't ' i 55, . 4 S 35 ,nie 'tl 32 Af. it 5 f y-lj' T141 ,. 'Q Pl-IILLIP LYNN BALTZ Be silent and safe--silence never be- trays you.