Tyner High School - Tally Ho Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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N.-thi Y COLQl ITT Ediior QYI W IA BROWN N Arhst Bl' T1 I- STI' RI HI Reporter Reporter N ernhus fthe lon 11 Niall are sc lfctc-rl for their lIIlllEil1Xf' ro op CI'Hl.1OIl dependabllltx and thex n1uQt he good Lngllsh Student- fhv Torch room lm the Qccne of much aCl1X 1ty paltlcularly bum BQ pubh Catltlll flax uQuallx Pxers two weeks approachex The Torch haQ re Cen ed a ratlng of Excellent for the pact two xearc at the Tenne see Prew AQNOCIQUOII and QendQ repreQentat1xeQ to Qexeral conwntlons, annually FRAN Ll Till' R WIWIFN ORTON PERRY Gl BGS Hake I ll P dllor Tw put Arhst BARBARA B u I saxlm x n Rlhl-ll Feature lwhtor NIWFN Nllffvl' --- AVA: , . HABQN 1.6451 y Ml NAOMI BROI lx RrD0rter WINS Rl Bl DI N1 AN Sponsor ANN VIORRIN I nvulahon Wlnnal-.f ' IJARII N 'SIARI IN Prmluvtlon Pdxior MF GLENN slab-RI-s'l Sports Editor RAY HOLDANAX NANDRA LONK WITH Blll sTl'R1 Ill IONNII- WIIIIANIN I rmtrr Tx lllif Prlnter Reporter r f e E 5 I l l K+. 'dh YS' gy 1, X ' 1 ff- 5' A

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LINDA I-SAVES HOWARD FA ldklilflk Editor Business Manager BIRS. YY'00D.iRD DIRS. lloxvrikn Sponsor 5P0n50r Top-Bill Davis, Assistant Business Man- ager: Judy Jones, Copy liilitorg Don Rep- nolrls, Feature- Editorg Murilp n Harris, Art N Editorg Jonnie Krueger, Typist. Boltomv- ' Linda Coppinger, Junior Business Man- ager: Kay Brown, Junior Editor: Randall ZJQJJO gay The staff of the 1958 TALLY-H0 can now resume lives of normal people. We can even waste time if we want to. No deadlines to meet, copy to write, or ads to sell. But we shall take with us the satisfaction of knowing that, for a while, we were above average, ordi- nary people. For a while, we took our place with previous staffs as loyal supporters of THS, as leaders in school life. Our compensa- tion for graduating from the TALLY-Ho Staff will he the record of our school year, the 1958 TALLY-HO. Corvin, Sports Editor: Fruncelia Krueger, Business Statfg Harold Williams, Photo- graphy. ,f 4. , vi-'try 2 ff 46' if 214

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are ing gand Due to the conflicting schedule the marching band did not perform at all half-time festivities at all football games as they had done in the past. How- ever, the band did participate in two principal parades, Armed Forces Day and the Christmas Parade, and did perform at the Homecoming game fur- nishing the background music for the crowning of the football queen. MR. DON LANCASTER Director IYOOIHVIND-I-'irst Bow: Nancy Pot-ter, Betty Voss, Norma Brown, Dinah Meigs, Conner Gilbert, Jo Ann Baskette, Barbara Burnette. Sevoml Row: Linda Dotson, Shirley Smith, Patty Blass:-ngale, Susan Martin, Brownie 0'Connor, Janie Head, Fay Ballinger, Carolyn Jac-or-k-. Third Row: Phyllis Sherwood, Gail Goforth, Alive Ballinger, Joe Legg, Marie Graham, Sue Denton, Judy Fulmer, Conrad Harris. PERCUSSION-Johnny Culberson, Janie Grimes, Jack ie Brown, Claude Langley, Billy Hadden, Allen Owenby.