West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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'R.l6J2f','Z'L'gZ'I!LZ,hL 04 fc f A 7 , 9 5 K L 4 If h I, N ft Llc 1 I 4:11.11 ffl LL! an 1 I A ,V.,.,, L 1 , N 1 Ig, fi U3LwEAcULTY .... 14 M , 1 I , K, LJ' 'sf 1L'7Le5Z4rq1impse of our superiors A 1 in 1 e., A ' W ' qt the' sickening best. 1 . 1 Q' W 14 ,17 'fm M 5940 f uw 7046-1 J 1, uc! - ' 1 ! 1 . - ,V FCDREWORD I e , j ,A fp, - 'H 'f ' ' 1' 1 4,1 , f . 1 , .1 M W '11 f L ef' 1111: 4158.59 WLDTERNER STAR, if 1112111 Silfffj' 111Ilf' 21131313 illlfii 'xxiili ztiufi, rQ'.'c2n11 W1?st Htgizs 11151 M1512 STUDENTS - - - - 24 WW-H1 The we Yswsf L,-if f, , fQff: 'Nf1Qfr?f hJi1N-'f' 'jn':rfj'jH f A fhmsy excuse for hav- . NT' in AA' A113 ing cm cmnuorl. fic: stunt mere A f li 'Lx fi'T'it:1 ' Here ya? 1 th.- GTSIYS h':j'g'er11r1f5s W-1 will '5 City' 1' tzirid 'Hits'-' lffzff-i 117 Tf1:1.1g11' .I1' ' - Q 15 gpfiff A ACTIVITIES . , . . 64 .:g11.l7Hi:, ffili- 1 Vzfii Hog Calling' boysenberry 1.1 1 1 T1111411 pickinq, snipe hunting, etc MM ' 12? ifjjA'Hfjl'1'ICS, . . .100 5' , 1 M A est's 1etictec1ms,1ed ag 1 W . 0 1 J . 6 N Q' fp' 514 o Q' 5 FEATURES .... 126 H Spotlightinq a brcmd new guessing' qcxme called Who's Who? Tennessee CLASSES LEAD TO CONFUSIO it ,rx -if ra., A'l x : eff? A THIS IS LIFE? AT WEST I Above A Colorful speaker IU assembly Hans our exchcznqe student H Qi QJJ if ' 'T Q T helm ' , f TW x J - 'L 3 1 I ,J x L N1 , 2 Wiz ' 42: , 1 5 'W ' I T Sw S ' I Q '? .Xx , 5 p '. H I 1 T S , . l M - I rw-H ' , V - ,. SN 6 Y I Above Is that C1 new cheer Joe? Lei Careful wth those bcttles boys mdk Q5 El Z f ,'v 1. 19 Oh L42 YV- 5 -!-!. - .. X 5. rg 'EH .TV J.. ,ap If vw, 1 'i x l . ,Au L: 113 LJ ,, V, Q. 1 qi- 9 .sa Y 4 1 V -Q3 sn I ACTIVITIES FUR EXHIBITICDNISTS -Q Above: player, ',..7 - Ar, I V v :O F N :T-. :.hl 7,5 I4 F ', i , VJ IYQ Our most popular football Zander Ayres. Above: The Tripletonesn ILynn Denton, Adele Kershaw, Anne Bel- dlnql often sung in Assembly. Left: A slightly biqqer smile, please! 8 Above: Miss Evans makes the count down! Below: David tells this lowly sophomore how Snavely's predictions have come out in the past, NNEZY 5 says foe S. , Pai: Below: Iimmy has one serious moment prepares his commencement speech. 2 E3-Fkni gf, M vs 3 ,V , fa In '35 ' , ? ' 5 . :ff-Q mf . Q g 5 X A . 2 W -ai D ' ' ME., :A L.. U Qwiffli f A I 7 f f M awe? QL, pfwfj 05421449 f-J CMM Q4 M 790 curb mffwfu wid Zjbqfl- .QMff70M' 1. Above: Plmk, plank, plunk. L ft E yb dy f t fi 1 1 k Bl O qq WE HONOR A FRIEND His friendliness, coupled with a real con- cern for the welfare of each student, makes hirn loved by a11 of us as a whole. Thats Coach Bill Wright, the one chosen by the 1959 WESTERNER staff for the dedication this year. The reasons Coach Bill Wright was se- lected, other than because of his big blue eyes, his statuesque build, and an all girl staff, are based on the respect the student body holds for him. As West's first guidance counselor, and especially as senior class ad- visor, he has given rnuch needed assistance to all students, and the courage he has shown in trying to advise the seniors is re- rnarkable. All Madness aside, We as students will always be grateful to Mr. Wright, for, in his acceptance of varied school responsibilities, he has guided us unselfishly through our high school years. ,, VV. v, f 515511 54 ' 1 J X A IM, V Q- ft? , ,iv . v 5 , 'P , -. FACULTY A , n 'X JK' 6, s , 1' . st- nn -'41 5 'X -4 ta A ft- 55 '-'9' NI' -1 X N S bf, 'M J.' . ,AJ J fx E, Y'6i'Y Uu:.., X s XX. -' f -.al , K v - Q -I X' '1 I-.jp , A-' b X K' 'Q ' X1 v . A ,Y ', . ,A . J V V' -no qt' N P S - ,L . N S Q .,-, Q. A. '. 4 :x'x!.-is .n-X ,QL t s K .' ,..A., gp 'Qs I ' ---J-, C , - X 1 A o ' . J x . - ' x ' N f,1.a '1l? ', ' 'mg ' 'J Nix x, . 5-6, A ., ' - - 'Low-v-z Q x V . JJQO 1. OGWQ- H Lungs ya U fl A ,v 452, 6 Z' 'I5 ,L Leit to right: Dr. Charles Moffett, Mr. Ray, Dr. Iohn Burkhart, Mrs. Gilmer Keith, Mr. E. C. Woods. BCARD GF EDUCATION Mr. Tom Iohnston Mr. Curtis Gentry Mr. Roy Anderson Superintendent of Schools Director of Instruction Supervisor of Secondary Education Nw -4 16 Above Mrs C A Gnfhth Pres1dent Mrs Rmhard Stcnr Secretary Rxqht Mrs E D P QIS er Treasurer I s Clax '1 V ,f ls V1 e Presl en' lf Lcve 2rd V1 e P sment PARENTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The PTA IS composed of parents and teachers mterested 1n the welfare of students ot West I-hgh The PT A has a larqe voxce ln matters Whlch concern the school and therefore students try never to rldlcule or hurt th1 orqan1zat1on as they have others The assoc1at1on always helps the school to make school hte easler and more be-autlful .Q . , 'W 3, . 'vii' tw Q, E 'av 'xl' ffr , . Atcl Ht Tc' 'd tr. , . C re . I7 QNCA jeg lVUCM spueqig e J Mr. Love Mr. Love has been very patient and under- standing with the students cf West High. He is always willing to give the students advice on their ideas, practical or fantastic, as the case may be. At any time cf the day, we may enter his office and have a delightful chat with him and leave with added information. Mr, Love is always delighted to change students' schedules even when they come back a second cr third time, but for those who come back a fourth time .... Mr. Love is an extremely busy man. Among his many duties as principal are keeping the cure ricula scholastically on top, transacting much school business, keeping a friendly relationship between faculty and students, and attending all school ac- tivities. fi 9,1 Mrs. Wray One of our rnost fascinating person- alities at West High is Mrs. Wray, our secretary. Although she keeps an ef- ficient office, there is always time to listen to sniveling students gripe about nothing in general or to encourage any one of us who is veering to the left. Actually, Mrs. Wray has a real con- cern for every student, tdon't think she doesn't have reason tol and we are grateful for her understanding and pa- tience with us. A cheerful countenance has rnade her indispensible at West and by her unselfish service she has inspired us tis it possible?D greatly. I9 'E' iw:-'Tif- Mr. l-larclin cauticusly checks every experiment physics students decide to try. Mr. Richard Allen BA., Kansas State Cclleqe Health, Drivers Efiucntircn and Coach Mrs. Leonora Beverly Bowling Green Business University M.S., University of Tennessee Drstrrlsutive Educaticn Miss Lucille Evans BA University ct Tennessee M A clurnlira University Mr Walter A. Ganz BS L cl-:haven State Teachers College New Y rk University MA University of Tennessee Biology General Science and Coach As everyone who has had Latin will tell you Miss Evuns maintains very alert classes Mrs. Patti Blackett Universty of Tennessee Art Mrs. Rubynell Counts BA. Berea Cclleqe English Mr. Iames T. Hardin ES, Carson-Newman Cclleqe Chemistry ancl Physics Mrs. Naomi Hina EA, Maryville Cilleqe MA. University gf Tennessee English and lournalism . 5.,.4pv.qf V me ' .M A A 47 1 r if ft, fi, f Ex, 3 'sf Q--wx g Ti - nits: ql i l, tr. 't'Te r 1 Plane Geometry is just one of Mrs. Lees many math classes. Miss Vesta Iett BA., University of Tennessee M.A., University of Tennessee Home Ecencmics and English Mrs. Herbert Lee BA., University of Tennessee MA., University cf Tennessee Algebra, Plane Geometry, and Solid Geometry Mr. Norman Messeroll BS., University 'f Tennessee Physical Efiuf' ztzzn rind Football Coach Mr. C. S. Montgomery HS., MS, lffrst Tennessee State Teachers Cullege, University of Tennessee Human Relations, Psychology, and Modern History 11 K6 l Mr. Montgomery listens as a student answers his ques- tions. Mrs. Guy Line BS., University at Tennessee Physical Educatiin Miss Dawn Mauk ES., East Tennessee State College Choir, English, French, and String Ensemble Mr. Billy McCoy Orr BS., Tennessef 'Wesleyan Collegeg University of Ten- rtfsseop Trinity University, Texws AIHf llf'CIH llimt ry, Gena-ral Business, and Algebra I Mrs. Comeliu Payne HA., MA., University ot Tennessee, University of Paris French and Spanish 'fs -1 M Ls!!-A Q Suv 'K ce.- 'Tir fs Mrs. Hind discusses the grades GS she pzsses papers VVhile Mrs. Pcxyne listens, ct student struqqles throuqh G buck tc her students. translation. 'Turn this knob CI little more, says Coach Ganz to one of his Biology students. 'lllq bf-'Ol 9111 LUIM P-'ECI alll S! 11015 9'-LL. ws-14. Q1 - IB! f ff, 4 'Q' ff wil: Allen exg,Q':1:1s cxlvgu' a r :re flisease 'C some cl Cl-itixflr yo lfvselzuds while ye may , , is the advice ins Exexlti studenfs. uf Mrs. Cunlzs I. her Senior English classes. gags' Agpcfe' Jr' N A N Miss Clara Sweeney 'W' an 'IQHUEDY' CMU 'wcf' Urpzv 'f Tinnessee Q., , 5,1 'asm ,, M - , A s' 'A ' W .Mig :iii . '. 1':. ::t.1 R?f'1 d fmnhw Q M L Q Mrs. Carter Williams A X nf'-rf , ' Ur. W 1-H -1 Q npr .- -. . V ' ,fl ' 1 121'-.. .,1..'.'fr::1fy I . rirlessef' .ulLCf, l..Lg:if:n.: 1. 1 fznz .,z1':f-rr Liu uint 111 Vw ,V Mr. William Wright Miss Emory Io Williams lifl., liff., lulllif Urglversltyg Umvczsxly fl Tennessef BS., llnlvflrf-any 'l lniiessfree AlIlf'llC1ll lllslwly, llL1lvllfG'Il'l lsfisiury, ljziskfflxlll C0411 lfnqllsh and Dmmfxtlgs Baseball Crfaltli, 'znri Guidance Counselor is NNN V 1 ' X ., Q f' H' f .. I 'FN l 1 ' Qi -1:21 'Fx ., 25,4 ,, ,- W., ,V - if l . L- CQ Q , ff-A' ! 5,4 Aw Q5 fs 33125 H' R -fam! ,f ,Za J. ml if 5 yr f , ' a X f S ,Iwi fig X 5 X? ' , 5,1 'Nfh g.,'ffQg,J', X W-J H34 gmw, J wQ V Q. 'X ! 5 Sl' L... Mfx Senior Class Officers and Sponsor-First row: Zander Ayres, president: Mr. Wright, advisor, Sabra Stair, sec- retary. Second row: Iohn Dyer, treasurer, Keller Smith, vice president: Iimmy Hall, publicity chairman. Senior Class Officers The officers of the 1959 graduating class were elected last fall by a vote of the Senior Class. One of their first responsibilities was to select tentative types of graduation announcements, which were sub- mitted to the group for a final vote. Later in the year, the officers were in charge of numerous other activities, such as raising money for the seniors' gift to the school, organizing the Senior Banquet and dance, and planning where to put the time bomb graduation night. All in all, thanks are due to this elite group for helping to make our senior year a big ink blob on West High's record. 26 X A a gr 7' gr: Below: Salem Stair perfermed her :ie anfl nly fiuty as seirrary cf the Seniir Class by snowing swmples of gradu- ation announcements. , ,J 5 'Q A., 1 Left: Irmmy is qivmq john :lirectiwns as 1 where l.e sh ulfl pfzse tnft trophy as Keller stands Cidlyt by. Below: Zander Ayres and Coach Wrtqht investigate different college pamphlets wlncn are at the disposal at all students, 1 g qu SENIORS Sharon Armstrong David Arwood Randy Baier Brenda Barilett Iudy Bass Ben Batson Llrfhmfy 1 ff!!! ! ? Cw'9 Q, ,xfcfff fmrfcf 504 we C , 4714V75rZ 0Cf Cuba d 'Rauf C' OAC CL'44'dj If ' 45144, Anne Belding 7 LQwf44f Wanda Bohanan Sandy Bourkard Margaret Brabston Rudy Bradly Edward Brooks E if bv' 'Cn' 3' in-Q-v' gin. r Z. . 1:-7:1 QI-Ulu. Q 'kr 'f 'qs 4 - gi as.. Q Q' Q, I A - I 4 , I Y Sharon Lee Armstrong 1526 Claibcrneeli-8944 Choir 125 FTA 125 Bank Assistant 125 All'City Choir 125 Drill Team 12. David Grant Arwood 617 16th Street-3-6750 Latin Club 9, 105 Hcmesgroup Officer 125 Math Club 9, 105 First Place'-City-wide Brotherhood Essay Contest ll: Tennis Team 9, 10, ll, 12, Norman Randolph Baier 1802 Highland Avenue--2-6930 DE. Club 12, Vice ,President 12. Brenda Lou Bartlett 1215 West Fcurth Avenue- -5-2200 Math Club 10, 115 OTC 10, ll, 125 Champion Basketball Team 115 DE Club 12, Publicity Chairman. Iudith Lea Bass 3538 Talahi Drive--8-1442 VJesterner 12, Associate Editor5 Thespians 11, 12, Vice President ll, President 125 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Secretary 105 French Club ll, 125 Library Assistant 125 Bowling Team 95 Red Cross 95 Color Guard ll, 12, Alternate ll, Regular 125 Independent Volleyball Champions 125 Les Coquettes 125 Plays 9, 10, ll, Pro- duction Manager 10, 115 Vlfinner cf Follies Skit, Les Chapeaux 115 Candidate for Optimist Bowl Oueen 125 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Young Life 9, 10, ll, 125 SRA 12, Secretary 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Wha's Wnho. Ben Arthur Batson, Ir. 1118 E. Nokornis Circle--8-3306 'W'est-Wind 10, ll, 12, Reporter 10, Exchange Editor ll, Editor-in-Chief 125 Thespians ll, 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Praetcr 105 French Club ll, Program Chairman 115 Hiking Club 10, 115 Dramatics Club 125 NHS ll, 125 Key Club 10, ll, 12, Treasurer 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Plays 10, 11, Stage Manager 115 Math Club 115 Assembly Committee 115 AFS, France 115 Science Club 11, 125 Senior Superlative5 Who's Who. Anne Morris Belding 2124 Terrace Avenue-3-5592 West-Wind 11, 125 ETEA Chorus 115 FTA 12, Vice President 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Vice President 105 French Club 11, 125 Hiking Club 95 Class Officer 9, Secretary 95 Trio 10, 11, 125 Plays 9, 115 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Swimming Team 10, ll, 125 Yeung Life 9, 10, ll, 125 Four Freshmen 9, 105 AFS, Denmark 115 All-City Choir 125 Mixed Ouartet 115 Senior Superlative. Wanda Faye Bohanan 1545K Western Avenue-2-3450 OTC 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Art Club 12. Sandra Lee Bourkard 1012 W. Nckcmis Circle- 'B-3997 Wesferner 11, 12, Representative 11, Editor-in-Chief,125 West-Wind 9, 10, Representative 9, 105 FTA 125 Latin ii it ,ii S X-fe Best All-Round Lynn Denton and Zander Ayres Club 9, 10, Treasurer 9, Vice President 105 French Club ll, 12, ,Program Chairman 115 Hiking Club 10, 115 Bowling Team 9, Secretary 95 Cheerleader 10, 125 SRA 9, 10, 12, Vice President 125 Homecoming Oueen Candi- date 125 NHS 11, 125 Plays 9, 10, 11, TILL Competition 9, 105 Home-group Officer 9, ll, 125 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Program Chairman 11, 125 Swimming Team 11, 12, Lettered 125 Assembly Committee 115 Most Outstanding Freshman '55-'565 Young Life 9, 10, 11, 12, Mag Hag 9, 115 Senior Girls' Volleyball Team 125 Who's Who. Marqaret McKinney Brabston 1601 Cheowa Circle-842717 W'est-Wind ll, 125 FTA 12, Secretary 125 Latin Club 9, 11, Secretary 95 French Club 10, 115 Bowling Team 95 SRA Alternate 125 Les Coquettes 125 Plays 95 Home- grcup Officer 9, 115 Swimming Team 95 Young Life 9, ll, 125 Follies 115 Senior Girls' Volleyball Team. Rudy Gene Bradley 1017 Oak Avenue -5-2182 Fzzfbxll 9, 10, 115 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 OTC 10, 115 DE 12, Treasurer 125 Class Officer 11, Vice President ll. Edward Bernard Brooks 2808 Sufherlfind Avenue 3-4002 29 15 :su-,,, W ' K, 7W- j,, no ,- ' Q7 SENIORS 1 3' 54 ' V ' ' .. ,, ff 'Wal my ' A , E, I+ Iiil Callaway f 2, 12g jg. . 'L-A If l . ' ,, , ,..x--2 -X in 19' 2 ' Steve Caller V V 'A A f-,A g' , 'lr K 4 . Q ' Dennis Corringer ij:M?? V1 :X , , 93 1 'KA 1 ' L , x fm we M F5 'wi we C W av' Ed Christenbury Helen Chiftum Iimmy Coffey Tommy Coffey Poi Conner Micki Cooley Kixk Copeland Lynn Denton Sindy De Voe 30 Io. V ,M Q IIN 'VI'- 1. 1-fy 'Cf 1 as l 'F I .., fix'-f 'fw' My U K Sv 3 mf gg? Yeh' 3. ,liir , 1 K LW' 4, 2 -f ?4'F? NM if ' Tziffi' ,. ' -. - mix E. ggf' '-' ' lf 2 - , 15. - :fry '- N, ' , 1 . '.5il:'? .1, ,3.Nl'- Q , ' C -Z. Vx ' - 4 6 li mf fa Ma MX ' , Nm. fight W-l fi if - wx. Jr T' Mary Newton Callaway 3725 Timberlake Roadw7-1078 Westerner 12, Co-Business Manager5 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club ll, 125 Hiking Club 105 SRA 115 Color Guard ll, 12, Alternate 11, Regular 125 Inde- pendent Volleyball Champions 125 Plays 10, Prop Man- ager 105 Home-group Officer 12, Secretary 125 Math Club ll, 125 Young Life 9, 10, ll, 125 Senior Girls' Volleyball Team 125 Follies Winner, Les Chapeaux ll. Steven Harvey Caller 3935 Wilani Road--8-1550 Latin Club 9, 105 Photography Club 10, ll, 125 Pro- iectionist Club 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 125 Home-group Officer 9, ll, 125 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Tennis Team ll, 125 Science Club 11, 12. Dennis Clyde Carringer 1024 Bluff View Drivew8-4508 Bowling Team 95 Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Letterman 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, ll, 125 lvlath Club 115 Science Club ll, 125 1-li-Y 125 Tennis Team 125 Champion Intramural Basketball 10, ll. Helen Marie Chittum 1625 Forest Avenue-5-3591 OTC 10, 11, 12, Historian 115 DE 12. Edward Samuel Christenbury 941 'Wingate Road---8-2582 Westerner 12, Sports Editor, Bowling Team 95 Track 9, 10, ll, 12: Key Club 10, 11, 125 Red Cross ll: Spanish Club 10, 115 Math Club 105 Science Club ll, 125 Young Life ll, 125 Hi-Y 12, Vice President 12. Iarnes Leland Coffey 3957 Kingston Pikee8-3829 Football 10, Track 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club ll, 125 Young Life 12. Thomas Lee Coffey 3957 Kingston Pike 8-3829 Projectionist Club 125 Football 105 Spanish Club 10, ll: Math Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Science Club 125 Young Life 12. Ierry Pat Conner 2027 Lily Avenue-2-8827 Baseball ll, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 105 SRA ll. Miclzi Floumory Cooley 656 Kenesaw Avenue---8-5464 Latin Club 9, 10, Aidele 105 Home-group Officer 9, 125 French Club 10, ll, Thespians ll, 12, Secretary 125 Plays 9, 10, 11, 125 'Nest-Wind Staff 125 Speech and Drama League 9, 10, 11. may +L. T ' 71:72 M eww . t9 Cjjb-A To .1 59 4-a urea-. 20-Uh-4 Best Personality K. K. Scott and Iirn Hall Ioseph Kirk Copeland 4719 Lyons View Pike-8-3302 Football 11: Track 11, 125 Spanish Club ll, 12, Vice President 115 Math Club 115 Science Club 12. Lynn Blackwell Denton 1018 Nokomis Circle-8-1277 Westerner 10, 11, 12, Art Staff 125 Thespians 11, 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Secretary 105 French Club 10, ll: Art Club 115 Cheerleader 10, ll, 12, Co-head Cheer- leader 125 SRA 10, 11, 12, Secretary 115 Homecoming Oueen Candidate 125 N1-1S 125 Trio 10, ll. 125 Plays 10, 115 Home-group Officer 95 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Senior Superlative5 Senior Girls' Volleyball Team5 Young Life 9, 10, ll, 125 Who's Who5 Class Officer 9. Selinda Emefst DeVoe 4241 Whitlow Avenue-8-3002 Westerner 9, 12, Representative 125 West-Wind 11, 125 Literary League 9, 10: PTA 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Aedile 105 French Club ll, 12, Program Chairman 11, Secretary-Treasurer 125 Hiking Club 9, 10, 115 Dramatics Club 9, 10: Bowling Team 9, 105 Home-group Officer 11, 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 Swimming Team 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Letter 10, 125 Senior Girls' Volley- ball Team l25 Young Life 9, 10, ll, 12, Secretary ll, 125 Senior Superlative. 31 SENIORS Iohn Dyer Ralph Dyer Charlotte Dykes Bob Farmer Iczne Forster Hans Frese Libby Gooch Iimmy Goolsby Iohn Gray Bobby Griffith Gail Griffith Tommy Hole 32 '4f:-:Q 1 ' XN.-ff -gan- i' ,kt . 'Q v 'qffc fe K , 7 XJR' xl G 6 r W K ' -as , 1 5- fkr QM? wig? mr .1 ,Ffffgfj F4 .Q A A fr JA I ', 75. , V ft 351- it , , . M , N,3 r ' , N ff' .area 'fw' 'Nur' 5 K 2,4 . sbt if 'DQ 1 S 3 li .Q XX v Iohn Marion Dyer 4227 YT utii C5 :alert 331:11 8-2273 111211 Clul 7, 107 Fgiiiali 2, IC, 11, 12 Ce-Cagifizin 127 'I'r1: 1: 0 10, 11, 12- N113 127 lify C1101 10 II, 127 llprn-.- group Cfiicfr 0, 10, 11, 12: Class Officer 0, 12, Presrlenl 8, Vice President 127 Yeung 1.11-3 9, 10, 11, 127 Science Club 127 Senisr Superlative. Ralph Edgar Dyer 1841 Euclid Avenue 5-3380 Orchestra 117 Band 10, ll, 127 Prejectiinist Club 12. Charlotte Iune Dykes 434 E. Oldham Avenueefl-2902 FHA gf OTC 10, 11, 127 Choir 127 Drill Team 11, 12, Iames Robert Fanner 917 Francis Street-5-1855 Frensh Club 117 Baseball 11, 127 Fefball ll, 127 rraelc 11, 127 Math C.ub 8, 10, 117 Science Club ll, 127 Yeung Lite 9, 10, 11, 12. Harriet Iane Forster 2001 Lake Avenue- 2-2474 Westerrier 12, Co-Business Manager FTFA Chfrus 117 Latin Clulg 0, 10, President 107 Frc-nrii 51711: 11 127 NHS 11, 12, Secretary 127 Red Crass 0, 107 Bays' ani Girls' State Alternate 117 Math Cluli 8, 10, 117 Swim- ming Team 8, 10, 11, 127 Young Life 0, 10, 11, 12. Hans I-'rese '.'.', Tap Sifle Read Nc. 3-- 7-1487 1333 t grriphy Club 12, Secretary-Treasurer 127 Football Manrger 127 Silence Club 127 Exchange Student from Germany. Elizabeth Cave Gooch 1107 22nd Street--5-4730 W'esi-'Mind 127 FTA 11, 127 French Club 11, 12, Vice President 127 Hemeccming Oueen Czmilvlizfe 127 Red Crcss Representative 11, 127 Math Cluin 117 Science Club 117 Yeung Life ll, 12. Iames Andrew Goolsby, Ir. 2840 Painter Avenue 3-9588 Prc7ecfionistC1uE, 127 Hiking Club 127 Baseball Manager 10, ll, 127 Red Cross 10, ll, 127 Basketlcall Manager 107 Football Manager 10, 11, 12. Iohn Howard Gray 1908 F ,rest Avenue- 3-2669 Math Club 10, 115 DE Club 127 Social Chairman. .1 Q 1411141 Most Likely to Succeed Keller Smith and Peqqy Register Robert Noah Griffith 845 20th Street-2-8708 Banal 97 Hiking Club 10, 117 Track 107 Key Club 11, 127 Spanish Club 107 Math Club 11, 12. Gail Medaris Griffith 514 E1 ws Ferry Flpaci 8-1737 'Ve'-'.'.',n'l Rerresentative 10, 117 lfztin Club 9, 10: rfrfh 'l1u1, El' Hf,'N1ll'1TJ Team 2- SEA 0 127 Heme- ' rnirr, Queen 'farvlg lat-5 Q27 Col r Cwuzrfi 11, 127 Heme- 'gr up Qitifir 8, 10, 117 l.i:th Cluk: 9, 10 ll, 127 Key Clui. Swf ethe :rt 127 Senizr Superlltive, Thomas William Hale 2873 lersf-y Avfnue 5-8312 'Qafef-rn: A.:sis':nr 9. 10, ll, 127 Biwling Team ll, 12f B:sei,1l1 10, il, 127 Red Cross ll, 127 Math Club ll, 127 Independent Bisketball Tournament 10, ll, 12. 33 Ch- Wi SENIORS pmriy' :ixie Hattie. T r Dixie Arm Hollis Ann Holt B11 Hccper Icck Homer Ebhy Hcuqh Lawrence House Timmy Hufghes llfred R :bert Hufchinscn I' x 6 vga, .. Z s,' . ax sq f O FK i T-an Q 3 -ff.. Y, ni- , -Q... . Y if '1' 5, S Q74 25235-.1 W X , ?k.y,qYVA K , ,. , , 4. W. L I . - .- , 9,5- Q . r Qi l 2 .1 -A Q , rl. Icmes Evan Hall 7038 Kcnrilow Drive 8-4058 'fest-'.','ini1 .ladvetislncj ltfanazj-er 12, l.a'i:i Club 9, 10, Cffif '-.ssistinf Il' Clzss Officer 12 l7:'3rarn Chair- man 12- F :tail 3, 10, 11, 12, Traci: P, 10, 11, 12, SRA 12- Key Club ll, 12, Rei Cr'ss 10, H'mf-arcur, Off. 'r 11, 12: Scicnce Club 10, 12, 'ffinner cf Youth A preciation Week Speech Contest 12: Golf Team 12, P Senizr Superlaiive, Ouill and Scroll 12. Minnie Iriettu Hamlet 3426 lsland Home -5-9102 llfz' reve ll, 12, Band 12, OTC 10, ll, 12, Dramatics Cluli 9, 10, Store Assistant 9, Office Assistant ll, 125 Prcrcticnisf Club 12, Library Assistant 10, Girls' Basket- ball Team 9, 10, ll, SRA 9, Math Club 9, Home-group Officer 9, 10. Iohn Charles Hurrill 514 Harry Street- 2-2975 Art Club ll, Track 12, lndependent Baskezball Tourna- ment ll, 12. Dixie Anne Hollis 4803 Old Kinastcn Pikef8-8428 Vfest-Vfind ll, 12, French Club 11, 12, Hiking Club 11, NHS 11, 12, Red Cross 12, Spanish Club 10, Drill Team ll, Mazh Club 10, ll, Senior Supodative, Whos Who, Ethel Ann Holt 1907 Euclid Avenue- -4-2458 Group Officer 9, Bowling Team 9, Nath Club 9, Red Crcss 10, Spanish Club 10, 11, Officer ll, OTC 11, 12, FTA 12, Prejecticnist Club 12, Clean-up Oueen 9, Store Assistant 12. William Lewis Hooper 704 Seventeenth Street-2-7526 Football 12. lack Allan Horner 3719 Pl-ezgan Avenue-8-1689 Basketball ll, 12, Baseball ll, 12, Fpitball ll, 12, lifatn Club ll, Ycunq Life ll, 12, Sen1-r Superlative. Eben Early Hough 1936 1'-faplewood Dr1'.'e-- 5-2719 Crchesfra 9 IC, Chcir 12, French Club 10, Pnclzjraphy Club il, Hiking C1111 9, 10, Art Club 9, EZ'.'liil'1Q Team 9, Ped Criss 12, Spanish Club ll, 12, Math Club ll, 12. Best Looking Gail Griffith and Iohn Dyer Lawrence McLean House 1627 Me-lrxse Place---3-7754 ,'.':stc-rnir 12, Sports Staff, Class Officer 9, Vice Presi- dent, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12, Football 9, 10, Key Club ll, 12, Junior Director ll, President 12, Red Crsss 10, Spanish Club 10, ll, Home-aroup Officer 9, ll, 12, Math Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Who's Vlho. Iames Matthew Hughes 2007 E. Fifth Avenue- 2-4713 Band 9, French Club 10, Football 10, ll, 12, Track 9, 10, ll, 12, Young Life ll, 12. Alfred Hume 4229 lcfcllpway Driven 8-2082 'ffesterner 12, Advertising Staff, Latin Club 9, 10, Fhztcqraphy Club ll, 12, Library Assistant 10, Science Club 12, Vice President 12. Robert Louis Hutchison E614 Reagan Avenue- -8-1287 Art Club ll, Track 12, Spanish Club 10, Independent Basketlcall Tournament ll, 12. 35 SENIORS Rxymznd Izhnscn . . W 1-.CYYCCHS , I1 Luznzrd Icxcs Tim Keller Emily Kennedy Adele Kersh w Robert Klempt Steve Lcme Fxcnces LaNieve W' fury LaRue Pcrvin Ledfcrd eicn Lee 36 yin-e 443' fQf51v,f, A. 1 lv X' uv if in 'Us-.9 S an X5 450 Raymond Perry Iohnson 2211 'Wh1te Avenue 50298 DE Club 12 Pres1dent 12 OTC 11 Maryanne Iohnston 805 Bl ws Ferry Road 81827 FTA 12 Ofhce A s1s ant 12 B wl1ng Team 9 Sp 111sh u 10 Mah Club 9 Young l.1fe 9 Leonard Houston Jones 601 R1cnards Qtreet 32404 h Club 10 11 DE lub 12 Progr m C mm11te 12 'Western r Repres ntahve 12 Tillman Gene Keller 8837 Glenheld Dr1v 82341 Phot grarny Club l3rc1ecl1 n1s1 Club Baslc ball Foo ball Track Key Club qpan1s'1 Club rl me grcur Off1cer lVll h Clul Qcrencc Cub Young 1.11e Emlly Aston Kennedy 910 Wc ds1de DYIVC 81546 West'XlV1nd 11 12 News 'Wnter Cho1r 11 Latm Club u slor r C 1, N1S 12 1 at u 10 ung 1.1fe 9 Adele Foster Kershaw 1913 Lake Aveune 5 9886 ChOlf 10 ll 12 V1ce Pres1d nt ll PUbl1Cl1Y Chcnrman 12 1-l1k1ng Club 10 11 FTA 12 Tr1o 12 S nz r Sextette E A 10 11 ETVA 11 All State Co1f1r ll A Chc1r RA 11 12 Spamsh Club 11 12 Secre ary 12 Math Club 10 1.at1n Club 10 Aed1le 10 Robert Henry Klempt Ir 1729 1-hghland Avenue 56592 Pro1ect1on1st Club 10 11 Play 10 11 12 Stage Hand 10 Stage Manager 11 12 Math Club 10 Steven Patrlck Lane 3922 Bnargate Road 84897 Latm Club 9 10 Baseball 12 Math Club Frances Carson I.aN1eve 2838 Kmgst n P1ke 3 2742 West rner 12 L1terary and Make up Edu FTA 1.Jt1n Club 9 10 French Club ll H1k1ng u ll SRA Alernate 9 10 12 Red Cr ss 10 Most Fun Lovmg Smdy DeVoe and 11m Delap Pes1den1 10 Plays 10 ll Math Club 9 10 ll 2 Young 1.1fe 9 10 11 12 Senlor Grrls Volleyball Team Mary Eleanor LaRue 1451 Kenesaw Avenue 8 5995 1.at1n Club 9 10 French Club ll NHS 12 Red Cross 12 Home group Off1cer 10 Math Club 9 10 11 Young e 10 Parvm Eamest Ledford Ir 4216 S Garden Road 81765 Latln Club 9 10 Presrdent 10 Football 9 10 ll 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Key Club 10 11 12 1-lomegroup 1cer 9 10 12 Math Clu 10 11 Scxence Club 12 H1Y 12 Young Llfe 9 10 11 12 Pres1dent 12 Whos Who Helen Cullen Lee 4812 Lyons VIEW P1ke 83334 VVe tW1nd 10 ll 12 l.at1n Club 9 10 French Club O ICQ SSlSlOD1 10 12 SRA 11 Home group O1llC9f 9 10 ll Math Club 9 10 ll Treasurer 11 Semor G1r1s Volleyball Team Young Lxfe 9 10 11 Semor Superlatwe 37 C1 11 ', 11, 11 ' 210711: T 10, 11, 12. Mat , g C1 , a Q e 9, 10, Q Q 1 10, Penh Club 11, 17 , 11 h ' C1 19 , 11: Yo A , 10, 11, 12. 1 - i - r ' . : 1 : . . , 1 : 121 sexfene 11, M112QdlQ1m1e1 10, Musia Ciunbil 11, 12, TE , 5 7 - 1, 7 ll-Clfy il 127 S 10, , 5 4 , , 1 Lil' , 11, 12. ' ' ' ' , 1 ' , ' , ' ' f 11. I - . , off' ',','11,', 119,'f 1 ' ' , 5 5 ll. ' Q ' 11,91-2: ff' 'A' ' , 11, f ' 1 - e , ' - 'orq 12, ' . ' . 1 . . , ' 4 . , 1 1 ' ' C1 b 9, 10, 5 ' 4 A 1 I . 1 5 l , , , 5 o 9, , Vice 5 ' ' . SENIORS Gene Lewis Nancy Logan Lucinda Lonq Cissy Lyons Lynda Maples lane Marshall Gloria Maruca Iack McCarier Robert McGinnis Nancy Miller Cheryl Morgan David Morrison 38 ,fi ' ,W , Win.. .YY HK' 1 Q4 -sq.-y' if 'Q r -s. Q , K.. ' R. M lin ' 'hun H:- .J 1 5? 'ft' a- i . -X A 'fm . Us ns 1 N f - Xa i X i 4 -xg 'W N 2 F 4 X: 2 Eugene Francis Lewis 1712 White Avenue- -2-6334 Choir 125 Store Assistant 11, 125 Track 105 Spanish Club 105 Math Club 10, 115 Young Life ll, 12. Nancy Emily Logan 2004 Kemper Lane-7-7552 West-Wind 9, 10, 11, 12, Representative 9, 10, 11, Secretary 125 Orchestra 95 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club 11, 125 Hiking Club 9, 10, 115 NHS 125 Red Cross 105 lndependent Volleyball Team 125 Drill Team 115 Les Coquettes 125 Home-group Officer 9, 10, ll, 125 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Young Life 9, 10, 11, 12. Lucinda Genevieve Long 4033 Taliluna Avenuea8-1690 West-Wind 10, ll, Exchange Editor 125 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club 11, 125 Dramatics Club 125 Bowling Team gf NHS 125 Red Cross 95 Independent Volleyball 125 Drill Team 115 Home-group Officer 125 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Young Life 10, 11, 12. Mary Cavender Lyons 4050 Kingston Park Drive-8-5554 West-Wind 12, Typist5 Band Sponsor 125 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club 11, 125 Hiking Club 9, 10, 115 Dramatics Club 10, President 105 Office Assistant 10, ll: SRA 9, 10, 115 Independent Volleyball 125 Follies 125 Home-group Officer 9, 10, 11, President 12. Program Chairman 115 Math Club 9, 105 Swimming Team ll, 125 Young Life 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Superla- tive. Lynda Anne Maples 2911 Middlebrook Pike-4-1788 Choir 11, 125 Sextette ll, 12. Laura lane Marshall 118 Carrick Street-3-0808 Choir 105 Sextette 115 Store Assistant 105 OTC 115 DE Club 12, Social Committee 12. Warren Chesney McCarter 1819 Logan Avenue-4-0181 DE Club 12, Program Committee 12. Robert Lebron McGinnis 1904 Cornell Avenue-3-8348 DE Club 12, Club Delegate to Nashville 125 Cafeteria Assistant 101 Math Club 10, 115 Speech Club 105 Home-group Officer 10. Most Athletic Helen Lee and lack Horner Nancy Sue Miller 1720 Forest Avenue-5-1516 Latin Club 95 FHA 95 Math Club 10, 11, Vice President 105 Drill Team 115 Choir 11, 12, Library Assistant 125 Sextette 12. Cheryl Anne Morgan 322 Deaderick Avenue-2-6693 Choir 9, 11, 125 FHA 9, Math Club 95 Drill Team 11, 125 Art Club 125 Y-Teens 9. Samuel David Morrison 1617 Cherokee Boulevard-8-2444 West-Wind 10, 11, 125 Thespians 10, ll, 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Consul 105 Photography Club 125 Dramatics Club 10: Projectionist Club 10, 11, 125 Track 115 SRA 9, 10, 11, 125 NHS 125 Red Cross 105 Plays 9, 105 Home- qroup Officer 95 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Essay Contest Winner 115 Tennis Team ll, 125 Golf Team 125 Ouill and Scroll 12. 39 SENIORS Bill Mynzlt Arrn Ncvlnqor Tcmmy Cverlsn Carolyn Pcrlmor Guy Parham Ionncr Pcrper Frank Pearce Penny Polk Vcxuqhncz Roper Sherry Praskcpf David Heep Peqqy Register 40 li Q 3 if wwf gm-was 4'-n 2- sr jx., N-4' Q A 177' pq Y M,- 'by rar 'T E-Q, A '11 l '51 YK v F' '7?iik wwf 'il if J..-x, -ff 5 William Howard Mynatt 1007 Calloway Drive Ann Johnston Novinger 722 Bluff Drive 8-0649 S2-Jimrnina Club 95 Ecwlinq Club 95 Yeung Life 9, ll, 125 Lfatli Club 9, 12, Treasurer 125 French Club 115 llernecominq Oueen Candidate 125 FTA 125 Annual Staff, Ecckkeeper 12, Thomas Davis Overton 1800 Ccurtl md Drive 8-1368 Ltfin Club 9 10, Aedile 105 Ph iqr:rtl'iy Club 115 Library Assistant 10, Bcwlinq Team 95 Football 9, 102 Track 9, 10, 115 Home-qrcup Officer 9, 10, 115 Math Club 10, 115 Science Club ll, 12. Carolyn Nadine Palmer 2009 Pose Avenue- 5-4900 ffafli Clult 9, 105 Spanish Club 10, 117 Store Assistant 95 Office Assistiinf 125 Chair 125 Herne-qroup Officer 105 FTA 12. Guy Henry Parham, III 7201 Terrace Avenue- -2-6580 Sf re Assistant 125 Prajecticnist Club 125 Library As- sistant 10, 115 Spanish Club 11, Treasurer 115 Math Club 11. Mary Ianna Paper E124 Llidrilelircck Pike- 4-0959 'ffest-lNinC1 12, Copy EditL.r5 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 10, Scribe 105 French Club ll, 125 SHA Alternate 107 NHS ll, 12, Vice President 125 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 12. Frank Alfred Pearce 1645 Laurel Avenue-2-8630 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, ll, 125 Key Club ll, 125 Young Life 9, 10, 11, 12. Susan Penelope Polk 919 Cedar Hill Road-8-2702 Westerner Representative 95 West-Wind Circulatizn Manager 125 Latin Club 9, Scribe 10: French Club 11, 12, Secretary 115 SRA Alternate 115 Red Cross Representative 125 1-lcrne-qroup Officer 9, 10, 115 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Swimming Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Letter 10, Vauqhna Kansas Roper 3519 Dance Avenue -8-2260 Latin Club 9, 105 Band 10, ll: OTC 10, ll, 121 Vice Hhj Most Intellectual Dixie Hollis and Ben Batson President 125 Library Assistant 105 Math Club 95 Hiking Club 115 Spanish Club 105 Drill Team 115 FTA 12: Choir 12. Sherry Joanne Raslropf 3539 Talahi Drive-8-4603 FTA 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club ll. 125 Bowling Team 95 Red Cross 125 Drill Team 115 Math Club 9, 10, 115 Younq Life 9, 10, ll, 12. David lohnson Heep 2100 Rose Avenue-e2-4663 OTC 105 Art Club 10, ll, 125 Store Assistant 115 Bank Assistant 115 Spanish Club ll. 12. Peggy Dorris Register 3831 Keowee Avenue--8-1974 West-Wind 10 ll, 12, Circulation Manager ll. Manag- inq Eclitcr 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club 11, 12, President 12: Class Officer 105 SRA 9, ll 125 NHS 125 Quill and Scroll ll, 125 Cclpr Guard ll, 125 Boys' and Girls' Sf :te 115 Plays 10, ll. 125 Vfinner cf Follies, Les Chapeaux 115 llcme-qraup Officer 9, 10, ll. 125 Assembly Ccmmiitee 115 Tennessee High Schccl Press Assccirtizn Secretary 115 Senior Superlativeg Whos lNho. 41 SENIORS Fuqene Roach Icmey Rolzinette Banks Roden Thelma Rogers Marty Rule K, K. Scott Bill Sewell Alex Shipley George Siler Keller Smith Brent Soper MuryAnn Southern 4-sv' Q-f' 'Af' sf 5 '-of 451' . , il .54 ha, . X is sf x ,f 1' 1.5,-Am 'cf M uw 5' , . ' l lv N 3' Q Q t up as '. is -7 , r N I , ww Mary Iane Roblnette 308 Twelfth Sfreef---3-9876 Thespians 10, ll, 127 FTA 127 Lzfrn Cfulz gf French Club 10, ll, 127 liilcinq Club 10, 117 l3r':rna'i?s Club 10, 117 Cheerleader ll, 12, lleafl Clifverlezflf-r 127 lrlenieccminq Cueen Candidate 12: Hcgl Cross 127 ln- dependent Vclleyball 127 Plays 9, 2nd 13la:e in TILL Ccrnpetiticn7 Home-qrcup Officer gf lffath Club 9, 10. Mitchell Banks Roden 7077 Alta Vista Way-8-1723 Latin Club 9, 101 French Club 117 Fectball 12. Thelma lean Rogers 1414 Ailcr Avenue-5-1568 Choir 9, 10, 117 Chorus llf DE Club 12. Martha Sue Rule T011 Sircrwfmd Drive -- 8-4661 '.'.'esf-'.'.'in'1 ll, 12: FTA 12, First fran: Lfrfrn Club lf: Frinch C1113 13 ll, 127 Hiking Club 10, 117 Dramirtics LQ'Q1iEL QU, 117 Cificc Ass1sian1 2, 12 ll, 127 Independent lfclleybrli 127 Les Coquettes 127 I.71fh Club 0, ll, vt , Il Mary Katherine Scott l Y 4253 Kinqsfpn Pike-V 8-4347 '.'.'est-'.'.'inQ1 ll, 12, Feature Filter 12: Literary Lfaque 10, 'rf'a:y 107 FTA 12, Prcqram Chairrn 1111 Latin Chili 0 10, Aciirle- 107 French Clul. ll, President 111 lfrlzinq Clui, 0 10, 117 Ecwlrnq Train 07 Fel Cross '97 llrrr-'1-'gr.ug, Offrcii' 0 107 lflaili Club 10, Pzcqram :irman 107 Swrrnmina Tearn 10, ll, 12, Leiter 10, ll, 127 Sfinzpr Girls' Vcrle ba11 Team: Y.u. Life 9, Y V? 10, ll, 12, Secretary 11, 127 Senicr Superlative, William Cullow Sewell 3930 Greenleaf Avenue--8-4406 'ffesterner 11, 12, Art Editcr 127 Thesytians 11, 12, Vice Fresrzlient 127 French C1ub7 Dramitics Club 10: Art Club 9, 10, 11, 127 NHS 127 Key Club 11, 12, Senicr Direxxr 127 Red Crcss 9, 107 Plays 117 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 127 Senicr Sup-erlative7 Cuill anfl Scroll 127 lNhc's '.'fho. Alex Barnes Shipley, Ir. 4040 Fcrest Glen Drive--8-5095 Latin Club 9, 10, Vice President 107 French Club ll: Lihrary Assistin' llf Track ll, 127 SRA 127 NHS 127 lx,j,'s' ind Girls' State 117 lflath Club 9, 10, 117 Hi-Y 12. I George Marshall Siler 1803 Lake Avenue 3-8401 Band 107 Hiking 10, 117 Basketball ll, 1.27 Tragk 10, Most Talented Bill Sewell and Anne Beldinq 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 117 Math Club 10, 11, 127 Science Club ll, 127 1-li-Y 12, Keller Smith, Ir. 1723 Laurel Avenue -56793 West-'.Vind 12, Business Manage-r7 Latin Club 10, Treasurer French Club 117 Class Officer 12, Treasurer7 NHS 11, 12, Pre-si:1ent7 Key Club ll, 12, Secretary 11, Treasurer 127 Freedom Shrine Essay Ccntcst Vfinner 127 Ouill and Scrzll 127 Senipr Super1ative7 Whos l.'.'ha. Brent Aleshire Soper 1913 'dfitite Avenue--2-7400 French Club 10, 11, Program Chairman7 Bowling Team gf Foztlzall 97 SRA gf Herne-arcup Officer 127 Science Club 11, 12. Mary Ann Southem 1409 Hiqhlxncl Avenue-A2-1397 French Club 10, ll: Math Club 10: Cheir 127 Sexteffe 127 Ycunq Life 0, 10, 11, 12, Schclarshrp 117 FTA 12. 43 3 SENIORS Dinky Spears Richard Stair Sabra Stair Richfrrd Sterclll Bcrna lean Sutton Kyle Taylor limmy Thompson Ann Ware Charlotte Warren Helen Welch Margaret Wiley Tucker Williams Q sn' W 1 it-. 9 W ' F., ,,,, 5 x Q M.. ,WA 'Nil-e 19? 'wad' ,g, I' 427' 9 .ax ag' . ,. Q ,K a if 't s 'W 0,0 .4-4 i Eliza Faires Spears 4312 Shawnee Lane' 8-2377 Westerner 11, 12, Representative ll, Ad Sfaff 125 FTA 125 French Club 125 Hiking Club 95 Bowling Team 95 SRA 125 Red Cross 9, ll, 12: Swimming Team ll, 12: Four Freshmen 95 Yeung Life 9, 11, 12. Richard Stephen Stair 918 Navaho Road-8-4369 Latin Club 10, 115 Office Assistant 125 Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Captain 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 SHA 12, President 125 Key Club ll, 12, Vice President 125 Hcme-group Officer 9, 10, ll, 125 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Ynuth Appreciation Week Representative Science Club5 H1-Y, Young Life 9, 10, ll, 125 Whds Who, Sabra Elizabeth Stair 4201 Lyons View Pike-A 841251 'Nesterner 11, 12, Cc-Copy Editor 115 Thespians 9, 10, ll, 125 Literary League 9, 10, 115 FTA ll, 12, President 125 Latin Club 95 French Club 10, 115 Hiking Club 105 Dramatics Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Class Officer 12, Secretary5 Homecoming Oueen 125 NHS 125 Red Cross 9, 105 Band Sponsor Alternate 125 FHA 125 Plays 9, 10, 115 Math Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Swimming Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 105 'Nh:'s Who. Richard Arthur Sterchi 4014 Chamlzliss Avenue - 58-0720 Spanish Club 12, Preside-nt5 Art Club5 Projectionist Club5 Basketball 9, 10- B Team5 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12: Red Cross5 Spanish Club 10, ll. Bema lean Sutton 2317 Hart Avenue-3-5294 Bowling Club 95 Math Club 9, 105 French Club 10: Majorette 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Spanish Club 115 Home-group Officer 115 Office Assistant ll, 125 Plane Geometry Club 125 Proiectionist Club 125 FTA 12. Kyle Alvin Taylor 3112 Van Deventer Avenue-e5-7347 OTC 10, 11, Vice president 105 Latin Club 105 Football 9, ll, 125 Track ll, 125 Math Club 115 lNrest1ing Team 10, 11. Iames Eben Thompson 1821 Rose Avenue-4-7754 Westerner 125 West Wind Staff ll, 125 Photography Club ll, 125 Vice President 125 Prcjecticnis: Club 125 Spanish Club 12. Ann Elizabeth Ware 530 Mellen Ftcad-8-1873 Westerner 12, Assistant Art Editcr5 West-Wind 12, Car- tc':nist5 FTA 125 Latxn Club 95 French Club 10, 115 Hiking Club 95 Office Assistant 11, 125 Bcwfgng Team 105 Math Club 105 Swimming Team 10, ll, 125 Assembly Committee 105 Plays 95 Four Freshmen 95 Young Life 9, 10, 11, 12. JAMTQL FQQ, mg, fJ,H.S, 1, rv' in, 113704, CM99 cp The Hi.H?. 'IL ig 2 1 W-gi Best Dressed Hugh Sanford and Cissy Lyons Charlotte Ann Warren 1704 Highland Avenue43-7025 Orchestra- -Special Honors 9, 10, ll, 12: Choir 11, 12. Acccmpanish Sextette ll, 125 Latin Club 9, 105 French Club 115 Basketball ll, Girls' Champions5 NHS 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Color Guard ll, 125 FHA 9, Secretary5 Math Club 115 W'ho's Who. Helen Louise Welch 503 Richards Street- 3-7592 Choir 125 OTC 11, 125 Hiking Club 115 Art Club 125 FHA 95 Drill Team ll, 12. Margaret Ioan Wiley 507 Lzngview Road-58-4983 Vfesterner 12, Representativep Choir 10, 115 Sextette 115 FTA 125 Latin Club 10, 115 Scribe ll5 Homecoming Oueen Candidate 125 Senior Girls' Volleyball Team5 Math Club 10, ll, 12. Tucker Williams 1831 Terrace Avenue-W2-8578 Prciectionist Club 125 Plane Geometry Club 125 Art Club 9. 45 'xx serxuoizs K, - 'C' F 1 xy Cheryl Wineqar Boyd 'Wood Quinn Young Vera Cheryl Winegcu- 3911 Vfoodhill Place- 8-1620 Weslemer 12, Circulation Manager, Latin Cluln 0, 10, Program Cliaiimfing French Club ll, 12, EJ.-Jlinq Tram 9, 125 SRA ll, 127 Hrmeccminq Que-fn Cartfiidaie 12: lnclependent Volleyball Champions 12, Mazlx Club 9, 10, 11, Program Chairman 117 Swimming Team 9, 10, fs-6. fix Ag.. Boyd Marshall Wood 2211 lfiqhland Avenue 3-3724 Bmcl 10, 115 Baselzall 11, DE Club Frigrarn Ccm inifle-ey Mfilli Club 10, ll. Anina Quinn Young 622 Kenesaw Avenue 8-5267 11, 12, I-9TT9f9d 9. ll, 12: President of Kncx CCUINY AS- 'Westerner 10, Representative, Chclr ll, 12, Vice Presi sociaiion ofStuden1Counci1sg Senior Girls' Volleyball dgnif PTA 127 Latin C1313 9, 1Cq Fren:h Club ll TGCITU- Basketball Champlcns ll, Math Club 9, 10, ll, 12. I 1 I I 1 I, l m 1 C ' 2 f x X Q 1 li lax P Il l v A r J il ' 1 ll l ly 1. 1,1 . 1, - .1 3 1 Q, ' f ' I , , 5, ...Na l, x 1 mi? 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A k ui, , ,W sly I ' P 1 K , f - ' A - ' ' , N X N M 3 V I .. .C 1 5 ' . .W f x E N rx . , x 7 ' fflligfs ':,3.,.., , , , A- 1 Randy Winesette - :wif fifjsffs .xriwiff 1224 .wr - W ,- ' 1 F .Q .I , , s N M ' - - 1 .fi K 55 Seated Iohnny Comer Gcmz Marty Wollcxce Wxlhcms Sweeney Not pxciured Gmnc Jones Iett Sophomore Group Presidents Standirlqz Steve Ccrussecugx, Alleng Dorm Payne 56 ,ge 3 nv- i .. v f 46 '53 f. gy. X- fx 15- 4 .5. QT 5- ff' fb '5- an-ff, YJ' .Q X J ,ff fl ,,,-14' I , 1 V i 'N .1 y- ' Q ' , I ' , Y . - N . . . ,. 5 'vb x l , , v r l 7 A H, . ' , , . 40 1 455' SOPHS Lynn Adams Kay Alden Carol Bachschmidt Cynthia Baqqett 4 Betty Bailey Ion Ballard Phil Beaver Sue Beavers , if Lynn Bourkard Delores Boyd Helen Brinkerholf Patsy Brown Letha lane Bull Dennis Burdine Ierre Bush Barbara Carmichael Gail Cifers Steve Causseaux Paul Catan Mabel Chittum SOPHS Betty Clork lohnny Coleman Donny Collins Clifford Cooke Louise Creekmore Ann Crowder limmy Curtis Io Ann Dcmce Edwin Davis Marcia Davis Evelyn DeBord Peggy Dixon Eugene Dockery Jimmy Dyer Murcia Former Ronald Faulkner Rachel Finger left Fletcher Brownie Fritts Ierry Ginn 'Jia ,fy M! 5 l I -tt-4 N , rf, Q: I J xr' ,. N Af X sb so .f 6 if x 1' ' . '- 5, 9' N IK? ' 43 .., 'fa X Ib X 'x U QPU 4.57 t 'xg 49 -5 0 -If 6' .. - -A N Kb X Ca , '7 C' 5 ffo 3: Q0 x , . ax. 3 eff U 'Q C4 6' IJ' G Q0 hu 'WS' l' 'U rv 'Df59.:-:J.Q-Lg,wQP4,O'c..b-g'ZgQx6+ ,LA Q7 I 2-v ly' 1 11, Aa ,ef 'H 1 ffl Y +21 - - 0 U I' N9 9, x J 'J om F0 C5 FSOPHS Ky ,O G, Iohn Gooch JN Q? CD X Norma Hancock .D QNX. ef? 'J' 'S x ll . Bobo Handley Q, 4 Bobby Hanshaw O, xklo' 'C ' 'V . o NU X + w X o , 4 J? OO 420 :L ,ol l Delores Harmon up 0 0' an he Al 4+ , Q Y lv Nancy Headman Nxt, .509 r A , ' I , ' Ira Hickman Gb Lee .K ONE Q by n ll can D09 Bobby Holt ax QD' l 'cb if ' O l N37 l Q9 'Q 59 0? if , 0 fda , A 'O Ve' , Y 'Do Bill Hovis Sandy Hufsledler O Robe-n Hunt 0-O Wd Iudy Iollay 'NX X545 1 . N 5 You In 5 M60 David Iones Ginna Iones 1, rv' , 5-0.4 iff .4 , T . ,anc Iones Betty Ke-elinq Robin Koho LeAnn Lauqhran Betty Linkcus Wayne Logan 59 SOPHS loyce Maxey Gerry McCarter lill McCroskey Susan McDonald Aileen McFall Margaret McKinnon Ed Mee Margaret Ann Mlchael De Miller Marion Mester Charles Muecke Charles Neal lackie Needham Cynthia Nixon Gerald Owe-nby Iuli-e Payne Sally Plunkett Wendell Powell Penny Pratt Nan Raskopf av , - 4 .fa-2 EQ tax 4' Q X, Q , . -5. .I V ! Q- ,v. H Q! X 1 ,Wi I tjb V f 96+ ' ti I x I li f . ag. : -a iff 1' 95 N i 5' in 'X ?qg, J :1,, . V-f Y .f ' ' 1' 2 1 y l -. fr M 5- .1 6 , Q Y I X ' . ' ' I f ASM l I' l Y .Q Z- ig, 'U sf X, 61 SOPHS Ioan Rike Connie Roach Keith Rogers Susie Rogers Nancy Rymer Elizabeth Shafer Mary Sharrett Betty lo Smith Bobbie Faye Smith Haywood Smith Sharon Stark mommy Stiffler Glenda Sutton losephine Sutton Don Swaqqerty Linda Taylor Shirley Treaciway Mary Reed Trotter Randell Towle Marty Wallace SOPHS Iulie Warren Mary Watkins Aretta Watkins Gail Weaver Linda Weston Iudy Whaley Margie White Ruby Io White Gay Wilson Helen Worley 955 fl.- 1, v El QQ 'WIT l K X ' f Ig X if F an , ,, H wzs?'i K 'E' S 'n ,, w 5' 5 ,,c,, I an X - 'A ff. 0:-1 I R Q -.,,i.,Qg-'x' 4 4 ' if -.fi . , i V A Q ifixse A :: -. X. :.,, 1 . A . , u In 'Q' I . .. ..- Q, I I g f ll :ll ,V 5 5373 , . , I. 1 gi. , if I-13 :EQ I E AE? ' QQ? P XS by?- f S- 9. I XX' 4 ,AV ,- jg 'dw uf 2 'i'NQ 'iq' ' 123734 , X gg- xv 4 ' , W 5 f'fl37. 4 Q 1 , 'I L'fr, v,, F1 jf 'sz 1 ,fp .I 0' .I ' 1' 1 F54 9 5 gb ,DQS 7 A ,Q ,J 5 ,us ' uf 'a'1'1'Ez1W55' ' , 1 Wi' Ni 'f 5. ff- E I' j'I N vi 1 x -Br' l ., AN ' 2 ' A, , , NL 1 'lf y w I , 2 V' M y Q Zi!-Qtilm N 1- A! 'HIIN Q1t! wmv . N I Uh- A-4 JQQSQEQY-9 4 cf ' I, ,-ang, gym i Q A, X- . - INV 1 4 NJ ? V' ' xxx Rx 1, A ws if if Q 65 fl 5,4 ,KV Above: Art Editor Wineqczr Above Spcns r Mr C S M nigcmery Above Assocxmte- Edrtor Iudy Bass cr axe u Fr rces LGINIQJE Below: Co-Business Managers I111 Ccrllcrwcy and Icme Forster Westerner The l958-'59 Westerner Staff has ex- hausted its powers to bring to you stu- dents this MAD Annual. Plans tor the annual were drawn up in the early part at summer. The Crazy theme, the dedication and rvther tea- tures were voted an l'tst sprirrq. Vfhen scheal started the statt was enthusiastic, but as the year were aut, so did wel The MAD art, dane by our gifted artists, was started at the DD'fllNTllNnI at school, but was hastily finished in lan- uary. The latter part at December and all ot lanuary was spent tryina des- perately to earnpile all our pictures, writings and art into sarne kind at an annual. The statt could not have done one thina towards this annual without the help ot the ever-faithful Mr, Mon? aarnery. Mr. Wfrlter, cur publisher, de' serves a bia thanks, also, tar without his help there wouldn't have been an annual at all. J' Above The Copywnters 'ne cheatersl Lynn Denton C eryt ineuar L wr nce r us Not plctured Charles Nj More unbearable staff Lynn Denton t harlotte Domi '1 L r Anne iblvy W Ar Anne Foster Qiap r s 'Xnn Novinqer C Not pictured Iimmy Wx lhorn so Pliatoqraph? Staff' Car le Murfree Thls is the Du kv Moyer Sissy Gooch Allie X S El UUD Above: Managing Editor Peggy Register -1. I Above: Bu ,f-uv ,.-,fm Z A Above: Editor-in-Chief Ben Batson r ..v SiY19SS MTYITQSY KGHGI Above: Sponsor Mrs, Nazmi Hina Smith, Advertising Manfiger lim HHN Below: Spcrts Editor David Mfrriscn, Fei- Below: Circuiaticn Manager Penny Polk, Exchange Editor Lucinda ture Editor K' KA SCSU Long f West Wind The West Wind, our school paper, is a publication of the more printable ac- tivities and happenings in the school. lt is published once every two weeks, and has a circulation of 7596 ot the students. The other 25 O6 are either broke, or more realistically, can't read. At the beginning ot each semester there is an opportunity to subscribe. This year our Editor-in-Chief was Ben Botson and Peggy Register was Man' aging Editor. Mrs. Hina was the faculty advisor who, as usual, got stuck with the rest ot the work. The West Wind is a member of the International Quill and Scroll, National Scholastic Press Association, and Ten- nessee l-ligh School Press Association, of which Peggy Register was secretary this year. The paper has also won superior rating in state competition four of its seven years, and has achieved first- class in national competition five times. Last, but not least, it carries the Parents Seal of Approval. Right: Nancy Logan, secretary, and lim Thompson. Above: Other Stuff-Copy Edivr lann: Paper, Cartconist Anne L1iiE'y Ware Eeatir-f '.'.'rifer l.'I zraarft Bmbston. Standing, left to right: Clipy Editor Dixie Anne Hrllis, Fea- ture '.Vrifer flickev Cooley, News 'Nriter Sindy DeVoe, Feature 'Writer Libby Gccch, News Writer Emily Kennedy. Below: Ad Staff-David Icnes, George Mester, Gordon Williams. Wurlu XR' F . -l l 1 2 'E O ' v . ,Q we SCmdY BO'-11'kC1fdt Vice Pfesl' li-1dY BOSS. SGCYSWYY Cheryl Winegar, President of Miss Lucille Evans, Sponsor dent Inter-High Student Council Student Representative Assembly The Southern Reformatory Association, known around school as the SRA, is the student governing body. One regular and an alternate are chosen from each home group in the fall, and before the first snowfall of the winter the SRA is into full swing. Under the direction of Warden Evans and Keeper Stair, our SRA has had several in- teresting projects. In October the group sponsored Homecoming Week. Throughout the year several sock-hops were thrown to s-1 raise money for the cause. At Christmas a party was given for the colored orphanage at Iohn Tarleton. But more than the parties, the frolics, and various other projects, the SRA has helped school spirit. The alternates are as follows: Mary Be- hen, Delores Boyd, Margaret Brabston, Ann Foster, Iohn Gooch, Gail Griffith, David Iones, Frances LaNieve, Lenore Lee, Ann Novinger, Barbara Popkin, Elizabeth Shafer, Dinky Spears, Emily Spence, Gay Wilson. if l ' fn 'i lanie Behen 4 N' ' Gale Cifers ,. , A Clifford Cooke - 1 Q- - Lynn Denton 'l A 4' Anne Dooley x Q ' V ,. 7 4 N , ' Faq' Q 4 ,- A 'J nm Hall Robert Hunt Faye Hurley 1 L X Adele Kershaw - I' David Morrison Q l ri . ' ' I P '. ' ...fl e x :Fi l' ,-Af Sandra Moyer fl 'M ' Ali- Peggy Register err iv' Alex Shipley Mary Watkins Alice Whaley Not pictured: Nancy Rymer Ben Bcitson and Peqqy Register Quill and Scroll Keller Smith, Bill Sewell, Jimmy Hcilll ludy Morrison. V I '-32'- , ' .K 1 f , I Q' V x x A - A , A xx S The Quill cxnd Scroll is d privorte orqdni- zdtion thcrt only crccepts the privileged por- ticiponts of the Westerner cmd the West- Wind. Only those who ctre in the top third of their closs orre considered for this high honor. Two members were token in lost spring cmd more were token in in Icinuciry. Boss, Dcrvid I QQ.. 5' '55 ,, 3 NHS The crowd is tense. A cold chill of fear settles noiselessly around the large room. Scholars nonchalantly comb their hair. The illiterate slumber on peacefully. Yes, this is the day! The Ben Batson Sandy Bourkard Lynn Denton lchn Dyer lane Forster Dixie Ann Htllis Emily Kennedy Mary LaRue Nancy Logan Lucinda Long David Morrison lanna Paper Peggy Register Bill Sewell Alex Shipley Keller Smith Sabra Stair Charlotte Warren Not pictured: Zander Ayres Darnell lones Sponsor-Mrs. Lucille Lee induction ceremony of the National Honor Society is in pro- gress. Each spring five percent of the Iunior Class is given the honor of membership in NHS. lnvitation to this club of all clubs at West High School is given on the basis of scholarship, service, character, leadership, and scholarship. Under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Lee, VVest's NHS has gone tar. Keller Smith has served the clan Well as President. Officers-Standing: Charizfe Warren, ireasurerp lane Fcrster, secretary Seated: Keller Smrth, president, lanna Paper, vice president. gf' Leader of the Key Club-Mr. Roland Smith First row: Iimmy Hall, Bill Sansom, Gail Griffith, Richard Stair, Lawrence House, Second row: Robbie Greene, Dickie Gehron, Lewis Foster, Dennis Carrrnqer, Eddie Register. Third row: ,Timmy Mattern, Danny Batson, Sam Key Club The West Key Club is one of the many civic service clubs sponsored by Kiwanis International. The West High Club is spon- sored by the West Knoxville Kiwanis Club. lt is a service organization to our school and community, and its aim is to build char' acter and better citizenship. The Key Club is composed of the key boys in the school, as Keller Smith, Secre- tary, so well theorized. The qualifications for membership into the Key Club are leader- ship, scholarship, and sportsmanship. The boys sell concessions at the basket ball games. They also sell the basketball programs. Career day is sponsored by the Key Club. Experts in different professions come to school one day and talk to students in- terested in their particular occupation. Hamer, Scott Trimble, lohn Dyer. Fourth row: George Mester, Harold Wimberly, Parvin Ledford, Frank Pierce, Keller Smith. Fifth row: Bill Sewell, Darnell Iones, Ben Batson, Tim Keller, Bobby Griffith, Ed Christenbury. Key Club Officers-Seated, left to right: Iimmy Hall, proqrcm chairman, Sum Romer, vice president Gail Griffith, sweetrieortg Lawrence l-louse, preside-ntg Scott Trimble, lumor director. Second row: Keller Smith, secretcrryg Ben Batson, treosurerg Bill Sewell, Senior director. - X-W --. , KEY CLUB E is I M , I lhlE1T KU0l0sl4.E ' A . -.1-..-emu. t..1ux,.1.. 4 75 9 U Above, left to right: Lynn Denton, David Morriscn, Larry Long, Sabin Stair, Ifzney Rfztsinette, Crlvi Murphree, Ben Batscn, Bobby Marquis Keith Alford. Th espla ns Below: Sponsor-Miss Emery Io Williams. lt isn't necessary to have any outstanding ability to become a member oi the honorary dra- matic society ot Thespians. The only aualiiication is to total a certain number of points ior Working in some way with school plays or skits. Thespians is under the leadership ot Miss Williams, an enthusiastic teacher just out oi col- lege. The diligent Thespians together with the so-so Speech and Drama League enters a TILL contest held in the spring. The group has lun trying to display talent in a one-act play, dramatic and humorous readings, debates, and various types oi oration. Below: Thespian Officers-Iudy Bass, president, Micki Cooley, secretary-treasurerg Bill Sewell, vice president. 76 Speech and Drama League This club, occupying twenty-three type- written spaces in the senior directory, was forrned two minutes before its annual picture was taken. Actually, it's debatable whether people like to see the added space under their name, or their shining faces in the pic- ture more. Then, tl'1ere's always a few odd people who Simply like speech and drarna. Plans for future programs include learning the art of talking and being more dramatic. First row: Dinky Spears, Lucinda Long, lllicki Cooley. faney Plahinettf-, Salora Stair, Sindy Delfoe, Ed Chrzsteri- bury. Second row: Ann Posner Emery Sfzrr, Crrol Murplfrree, Emily Spence, Dennis Currrnger, Kirk Cupe- .-55332, land. Third row: lulie Warren, K. K. Scctt, Margaret Bratisf ri, Lptrty Gooch, Mary Greer. Fouzth row: David '.'. r'ie, Bfn E zfsun, Sandy Ezurkard, limmy Hall, Mike Petit. tr Above. First row: Ruby lo White, Herbie Iacobs, Betty Linltcus, Evelyn DeVare, Ben Harms. Second row: Vfayne Logan, Mike Petit, Clifford Cook, Randall Towle, Iimmy Curtis. Third row: limmy Dyer, David Wade, Ralph Dyer, Arnzld Smith, Charles Muecke, Wendell Pmwell. Below: Color Guard-First row: lucly Bass, Peggy Register. Second row: Gail Griffith, Iill Callaway, Charlotte Warren. -ggi iutqggzgx eq. 5, sung 9l'3, ' Above: Director Mrs. E. A, Poe. Below: Drum Maiur l-lerhie Iacohs, Band Sponsor Cissy Lyons. 78 Band The 1958-59 Band has decreased slightly in number, but still was an asset to the West High football team, filling the bleachers at ' every game. The Band included a drum major and band sponsor, majorettes, and color guard. .V . The Band Boosters Club, composed oi parents of the band members, has worked WES9, 'K earnestly with the band to raise money for new uniforms. W x 5 I K 3.44 4 , f ' will 5 ri, xl ' Head Mojorette Berna Iecm Sutton. Below: Muiorettes-Joyce Warwick, Kim Lay, Minnie Hamlet, Iudy Towle. Music The voices ot the Choir and Chorus are often used to till the Chapel schedule. The sound of beautiful harmony from the singers drifts into the ear of every West High music appreciator . . . and continues out the other. The Maestro, Miss Mauk, has a talent for bringing out the most in each voice, but the most talented thing we witnessed this year was her remarkable Way of stretching the chapel programs overtime. This year West was without an orchestra, and to till its place We had a String Quartet, which performed each time the Choir and Chorus did. ome of th best musicians in the city we repre emit in this group. if . 1 J , i 'ii ' X QL JW' ' ' Q X . . V f . 1 w ' ' , it xl 1 ' ' V 1 'N . F, t , 1 ' i ,I if i X- t . I . , X , I 3 A A VX -' X , t I if W ,, tw ,ff if it if M H MJ X Y ity vp Xl if IDX VA ft N 7 ff rv' Tlx ,ffl tl' l H, 9 L LJ! ' ill f V Y K fi! fl W +V WW UM viv t X Lf' PU Vw N i fl t ' J PM T 1 j The Nifty Nine L- nda Nlhcgples, Nancy Rymei, Nancy Miller, Pat Clin rd Nan Raskopt, Wanda Owen, Mary An-n Southern, Charlottli Director Miss Dawn Maul: Warren lilfkie Needhgm, I C31 Z Q1 Kneeling: Gail Cifers, Missy Wyatt, Kay Alden, Cc,- Ciptain Sandy Moyer, Nancy Heazdmfin, Penny Pratt Sue Beavers, Mary Reed Trotter. Standing: Margare' Brabston, Ioan Hike, Vandy Cifers, Rosemary Smith, Les Coq uettes Drill Team ar l Barhsmidf, Sandy Axmstrzng, Burnfi Latham, Sharon Armstrong, Peggy Dixzn, Mury Shwrret, Cheryl Elizilfeth Shafer, Helen Worley, Marsha Farmer, Ann ffruvvfler Iudy Bnzss, Susan McDonald. Not pictured: Cxpt nn Brenda Goff. Les Coquettesf' a modern dance group, after enjoying so thoroughly performing for a U.T. Freshman football game, was finally allowed by Mrs. Line to have the half time aotivties at the West-Bearden football game. The students and teachers both adore this pampered group. Morgan, Charlotte Dyke, Helen Welch, Aretta Watson. Science Club Only the brilliant students of West Join the Science Club, so if you're a member consider yourself brilliant, you lucky student. The club often has quest speakers who fill these students' minds with . . . the more important informaf tion of the world. During late Winter around fifteen boys worked on a special project and planned to exhibit it. The club's spring plans included several field trips and exhibits. First row: George Webber, Tommy Coffey, Kirk Cope- land Hans Frese Busty Rasor limmy M tern Iimmy L1 e B hby Marquis Second row D nn s Carrinqer Tim Ke fer Darnell lones Brcoks Brann Danny Ba son Bill Hecht S m Pa ker Keith Alford lmmy H ll Thud row Arn ld Smith Jimmy Coffey Emily Spence Sc tt 1' 'K 'Ca Sc A pink mg 44961 ,Sa .Aw 5 K' Rags, randi 20439 zzuos, , 1' SZ' iso . L2 ? 1'l'?iW? X157 A it y . Above: Sponsor-Mr. James T. Hardin. Trimble, Carol Murphree, Authur Moore, Alex Shipley. Gary Nye s Richard Gilliland Art Fraas Iimmy Th mp s n Fourth row Steve Caller Bill Thcmas Parvm Ledfcrd I hn Dyer Bob Farmer Fifth row Ed Christen bu ,f Aer Tayl r Brent Soper Bill Sansom Tommy Overton K' W cnmr 0 i'n.5E5.l.24Dwf-'C M1- 'i- lu , II' 'ffl' ISL .1.oob1IFlr -I A- ' ,ie 'Qggiv . 13 ni' N' 'E-591, 23128. 6 A La ltHf Tl Pu F : 1 First row: Zander Ayres, president, Iimmy Thompson, vice president: Hans Frese, secretary, David Morrison, program chairman: Alex Taylor, plebe. Second row: Photo Club I 19' H ll A Darnell lones, Alfred Hume, Gary Myers, Steve Caller. Third row: Randy Winsette, George Webber, Richard Gilliland. Is the Photo Club composed of students interested in photography, or is it only a front for Mr. Hardin's popular dark roorn ? We leave this to be answered by the members of the organization. In early fall the members planned to take pictures, but as they were awaiting more equipment this was put off until early spring. Mr. Hardin is the sponsor of this group as well as many other projects. f x . ry .N Us , f k 84 Proiectionist Club Proiectionists' Club Officers-R o b b i e Greene, Keller Smith, Alfred Hume, Ben Batson. The Projectionist Club had its first meeting in early fall to learn how to run a projector. After the members took a very rigid test, to see if their temperament would agree with that of the projector, they received a card which permitted them to run one. The students are very proud of these cards and will show pictures whenever they are asked. First row: George Mester, Alex Taylor, Gary Myers, Berna lean Sutton, Bill Hecht, Brenda Goff, Iimmy Thompson. Second row: Wayne Logan, Robert Hovis, Arthur Moore, Tommy Coffey, Minnie Hamlet, George Webber, Tim Keller, Ira Hickman, Ierry Quinn. Third row: Ben Harmes, Keith Alford, Ronnie Faulkner, Jimmy Dyer, Bobby Holt, Darnell Iones, Richard Gilliland, Steve Caller. Fourth row: Iohn Matthews, Eddie Mee, Billy Hovis, Jimmy Blumberg, Robert Hunt, Ralph Dyer, ls' I '11 Above:-Hi-Y Oificers--Ed Christenbury, vice president: Iimmy Delap, president: Anne Cooper, sweetheartp Gordon Williams, secretaryg Alex Taylor, treasurer. Hi-Y Below, First row: David Iones, Robin Koho, David Brubaker. Second row: George Siler, Timmy Dyer, Bob Holt, Mike Anderson. Third row: lohn Matthews, Scott Trimble, Bill Thomas, Richard Gilliland. 'Fliffh' 'l vw 86 The Hi-Y was formed to create, main- tain and extend high standards ot Chris- tian living through service to the com- munity. One of West's newest organizations, the club was formed last fall and began activities right away. In December, plans for trips to Nashville and Eliza- bethton, a club sweetheart, and some books for the crippled children were made and carried out. The highlight of the club's projects was the West High Beauty Ball, spon- sored to raise money for new band uniforms. Twenty-tour girls were nomi- nated by various groups, and the twelve raising the most money were billed as West High's twelve prettiest girls. A contest was then held to se- lect Miss West High and her tive at- tendants. Below: Sponsor-Mr. Billy McCoy Orr. Officers-Seated: Don Reeverts, leaderg Ann Novinqer, bouncer: lack Homer, vice presidenty K. K. Scott, sec- retary. Standing: Scottie Manley, assistant leaderg A typical Young Life meeting. TN- . Sindy DeVoe, secretary: Brenda Goff, secretaryg Parvin Ledford, president. Young Life The Distributive Education Clubs of America were established in 1947 in Tennes- see and are now in high schools in sixteen states. Cnce a month a formal meeting is held, where all business is speedily dis- pensed of. After that, as any DE student will tell you, it's party, party. However, Mrs. Beverly, the club sponsor, is always there to help keep the basic aims of the club. These are to inspire tl? self- confidence in the members C23 a spirit of cooperation, and C37 a better understanding of the amenities requisite to leadership. The club emblem stands for leadership, economic literacy, social intelligence, and vocational competency. The store assistants are selected at the beginning of each semester by Mrs. Beverly, the Distributive Education teacher, who man- ages the store. These assistants sell all necessary school supplies as well as some personal and health articles, such as shoe laces, cough drops, handkerchiefs, combs, toothbrushes, false teeth, mouthwashes, toot powder, dandruff Distributive Education Club First row: Rudy Bradley, treasurer, lack McCarter, Randy Baier, vice presi- dent: Brenda Bartlett, scrapbook chair- man, Mildred Cox, lane Marshall, Helen Chittum. Second row: Leonard Iones, lohn Gray, Bobby McGinnis. Not pic- tured: Raymond Ichnson, president. Sponsor-Mrs, Leonora Beverly. Store Assistants Below: Shirley Faulkner, Mary Ann Gooden, Anna Cox, Delores Cooper, Phyllis remover, toe-nail clippers, and hair restorer. Susie Rogers, Sandy Ann Holt. Armstrong, Mary E553 Office Training Club ,-1 Bank Assistants-Outside: Bill Huskey, Gwen Owens. Inside: Sharon Arm- strong, Faye Cook. The OTC's aim is promoting brotherhood in the business world. The club is composed of students taking a business course at West. Under the direction of the pick and peck teacher, Clara Sweeney, the OTC is a successful organization. First row: Randy Baier, lady Towle, loyce Warwick, Shirley Henslee, Charlotte Haynes, Rudy Bradley, Wanda Long, Ann Holt, lanice Hutchinson, Anna Cox, Delores Cooper, Gwen Brown, Shirley Faulkner, Peggy Smelcher, Mary Ann Gooden, Second row: Helen Welch, Wanda Bchanan, Brenda Bartlett, Helen Chittum, Vaughna Raper, Charlotte Dykes, Ann Galbreth, Sharon Hauk, lohn Gray, Bobby McGinnis, Pat Conner. Librarian-Mrs. Camille Williams-eShe will tell you reading is fun! Library Assistants Susan Finer, Iudy Bass, Anne Dooley, Kaye Matthews, Gladys Hose, Mary Greer. The library assistants are a select group of West High gold diggers. Their chief duty is that of making students pay two cents a day on their overdue bills. Each year a high school in the eastern hills of Tennessee holds the Library Assistants Conven- tion, which teaches these students the operations of the library. To be chosen a library assistant you must have worked at or had interest in art, repairing books, and using common sense. Anne Cooper, Faye Cook, Kay Alden, Charlotte Haynes, Marty Wallace, Bobby Faye Smith. ff One of the eas1est Ways of qettmq out 0 of study hall IS volunteennq to be an offtce ass1stant Thanks to them we know what the faculty IS planmnq next and can usually qet our heads together 1D t1me The ch1ef dut1es of the asslstants are havmq personal telephone conversahons forqlnq tardy sl1ps and burnlnq Whlte cards Of course these people are trustworthy be cause they are under the d1rect1on of Mr Love and Mrs Wray John Ballard R1chard Stcnr Delores Harman Helen lean Sutton Ahce Whaley Ins We1shaupt Marty Rule Worley Maryanne Iohnstan Ann Ltbby Ware Berna Roberta Re1ser Io Anne Dance Sandy I-Iufstedler 91 K A i I rl l b Q fl x ' A ' V' U, -N y 1 ,' l X . N lf XX VA, Above: They call her Hard-Hearted Hannah .... A scene from the winning skit, Les Chapeauxf' Follies The West High Follies, the high- light of l958, boasted an auditorium filled to unusual capacity. Last winter all the different organizations began working up skits for May 8. There were several complete prac- tices at school where most of our lines were censored and time limits set. On the night of the follies, be- sides the skits, several small groups such as jazz bands, quartets, trios, etc. played and sang in the compe- tition. The teachers of West also enter- ? tained with probably the most un- , f f 'I ' lf' - - ' ' 'f forgettable Cand unrepeatablei skits ' 7' ' in the schoo1's history. .I L ., ' K . 1, - , Q , f ' - K 'W i , Below: The Samad skit satirized the popular TV Below: Horrors! A scene from the Hub Western, Gunsmoke Dubs take-off on Sleeping Beauty? Future Teachers of America The FTA was organized at West in l952. The sponsor is Mrs. Counts, the senior English teacher. Members joined the C. S. Montgomery Chapter in order to get out ot school for the all day district conven- tion, which was held last tall at the University of Ten- nessee Student Center. The purpose of this organization is to prepare girls and boys for teaching and promoting education. First row: Ann Novinger, K. K. Scott, Margaret Wiley, Margaret Brabston, Zander Ayres, sweetheart: Sabra Stair: Anne Beldingp Libby Gooch. Second row: Minnie Hamlet, Mary Ann Southem, Carolyn Palmer, Iudy Towle, Ioyce Warwick, Adele Kershaw, Dinky Spears, Left: FTA Officers-K. K. Scott, program chairmang Margaret Brabston, secre- taryy Sabra Stair, presidentg Marty Rule, historian: Ann Novinger, treasurerg Libby Gooch, program chairman. Not pictured: Anne Belding, vice president. Below: Sponsor-Mrs. Rubynelle Counts Iudy Bass. Third row: Quinn Young, Mary Greer, Anne Foster, Cissy Lyons, Lucinda Long, Ianna Paper, Sherry Raskoph. Fourth row: Maryanne Iohnston, Sindy DeVoe, Iill Callaway, Sandy Bourkard, Ann Libby Ware, Iane Forster. 'WH iuosoerd oi iuem Sioion pig, Above, First row: Susan Finer, Doug Cox, Ann Novinqer, Lewis Foster, Anne Dooley, Patsy Joslin. Second row: Robert Hovis, Ebby Hough, Emily Spence, Roberta Reiser, Emery Stair, Kaye Matthews. Third row: Ichnny Coleman, Rusty Rasor, Scott Trimble, Tucker Williams, Bill Hecht, Berna Iecm Sutton. Plane Geometry Right, First row: Danny Batscn, presi- dent, I e Smith, vice president: Sim Htmer, secretary-treasurer: Flzlcin l Sriives, grcar :m clioirman. Second row: Pre! he iver, Fr ink lihnscn, E'i'iif 1 Register, Dick Coleman, Nancy H ward. Third row: Arthur lflccre, Carole lzfxzr- l phree Sissy Gccch, Mike Pettit, lffizrtha N Midkrff, Mary Greer. Fourth row: limmy Mattern, Dickie Gehreri, Herkie Ioccbs, lock 'W'itherspcon, Alex Tccylcr, Right, First row: Gecrae Mester Prghari fljliianol, presidenw Ed Chris- 'f-nrury vice president, Bren? S156-1' sicreatry-treasurer, Second row: Billy Cards Ben Harms, limrny Little David Ericaker Ricky M :rsr,an Bailey T Ili- szn. Third row: Doris Anlerszn, S :fly Caretn, Pafy Trent, Ann Foster Gecrgirmxa Freer. Fourth row: Edie 'lfixts Sandy Armsfrcrq Tandy 'filers Pgfzrgi. Fifth row: Ge rye Cpnner, Ciezrae '.'.'eE1her Tim Pack, Randy '.'f1:i '- , Sixth row: Hugh Sanford, Bti, fzrfguis Ar' Fr rss. First row: Alex Shipley, Quinn Young, Hans Frese, presidentp Keller Smith, vice president, Alfred Hume, secretary-treasurerg Ben Batson, program chairman. Second row: Scott Trimble, Emily Kennedy, Lucinda Long, Margaret Wiley, Margaret Brabston, Gail Griffith, Sindy DeVoe, Frances LaNieve, Danny Batson. Third Math Clubs row: limmy Coffey, Brooks Brann, Libby Gooch, K. K. Scott, Dinky Spears. Fourth row: Carol Murphree, lanna Paper, David Morrison, Dennis Carringer, Art Frass, Bobby Marquis. Fifth row: Steve Lane, Sandy Bourkard, Sabra Stair, Tommy Coffey, Darnell Iones, Bobby Grif- fith. Advanced Algebra Mrs. Lee Was the only math teacher brave enough to form clubs out of her Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, and third year Algebra classes. The purpose of these clubs is to interest the students in mathematics, possibly as a career. Meetings are held once a month, unless they are forgotten. This past year the clubs have enjoyed university professors who talked on interesting subjects, such as: The Number System, showing and explaining the steps of evaluation of our numerical system. First row: Eddie Cate, president: Bob Sansom, vice president, Sam Parker, 2nd vice president, Iohn Dyer, secretary-treasurer. Second row: Richard Stair, Ben Batson, Iane Forster, Tommy Coffey, Sabra Stair, Steve Caller, Bob Farmer, Emily Kennedy, David Morrison. Third row: Iimmy Coffey, lanna Paper, Iack Lloyd, Solid Geometry Steve Lane, Iimmy Thompson, Iimmy Hughes, Gordon Williams, Tim Keller. Fourth row: Darnell lones, George Siler, Alfred Hume, Keller Smith, Parvin Ledford. Fifth row: Bill Sewell, Zander Ayres, Bill Sansom, Frank Pierce, Banks Roden. l 'Retzred schtcl teachers went to Happy Valley. French l Mu. Payne-First row: Dick Sterchi. president: Iohnny Coleman, vice presi- dent: Anne Dooley, secretary, Faye Hurley, treasurer, Ann Bike, program chairmang Lenore Lee. Second row: Mary Reed Trotter, Anne Crcwder, Alice lesse, Patsy loslin, lulie Paine, lulie Warren. Third row: Louise Creelcmore, Carol Murphree, Alice Whaley, Rita Williams, Iimmy Blumberg. Fourth row: Tommy Pack, Paul Caton, Haywood Smith, Randy Winesette. French Clubs The French clubs are formed from the French classes. Meetings are held Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays at the Cal Iohnson Recreation Center. Recent activities have included filling Red Cross boxes, seeing slides of foreign countries, namely France, and listening to Al Neuman tell of his latest trek to Lower Slobbovia. French II Seated: Peggy Register, president, Libby Gooch, vice president, Sindy DeVoe, secretary, Cheryl '.'.':ne-gar, cc- prcgram chairman, Gezrge Webber, cc-program chair- man. Second row: Iudy Bass, Penny Polk, laney Robi- nette, Micki Cooley, Dinky Spears, Anne Belding. Third row: Arnclcl Smith, Barbara lean Wise, Theresa Werner, lanna Paper, Dixie Hollis, Sandra Armstrong, Sherry Raskopf, Nancy Logan, Ben Harmes. Fourth row: Cissy Lyons, Iill Callaway, Sandy Bourkard, lane Forster. Helen Lee. First row Sissy Gooch president Betty Iourolman Weishaupt, Gladys Rose, Miss Mauk. Third row: Mike vice president Ann Foster secretary treasurer Danny Anderson, Larry Long, Arthur Moore, Art Frass, Bobby Batson publicity chairman Second row Sandy Moyer Marquis. Towle, Ioyce Warwick, Anne Cooper, Mary Greer. Third row: Ebby Hough, Lewis Foster, Vandy Cifers, Sam Parker, Missy Wyatt. Fourth row: Gary Myers, Walter Boud, Bill Hecht, Kirk Copeland. First row: Ioe Anderson, president, Clifford Cooke, vice president, Herbie Iacobs, secretary-treasurerg David Iones, program chairmang Doug Cox, Iimmy Curtis. Second row: De Miller, Ruby Io White, Marsha Farmer, Nancy Howard, Linda Weston, Iudy W'naley. Third row: Nancy Rymer, Marian Mester, Betty Io Smith. Gail Weaver, Betty Keeling, Carole Brooks, Betty Faye Smith. Fourth row: Susie Rogers, David Wade, Mike Pettit, Martha Midkiff, Betty Bailey, Delores Boyd. Spanish Clubs At Christmas Mrs. Payne's Spanish Clubs made a pinata Spanish I filled with candy and fruit, which they promptly broke at the next meeting and ate its contents. During their other meetings, one may find them engaged in Watching a movie, listening to an outside speaker or one of their fellow students giving a report on old Spain, or some other subject pertaining to Spain or Mexico. Whenver West has a play or concert, the members of the Spanish Clubs help by ushering. First row: Robin Koho, president: Cynthia Boqgett, Popkin, Mike Pettit. Third row: Paula Ferre, Clifford vice president, Gail Cifers, secretary-treasurerg Peter Cooke, George Mester, Charles Neal, Dennis Burdine, McMillan, program chairman. Second row: Sharon Ierry Ginn, Mrs. Payne, Eddie Mays, Dick Comer, Donnie Stark, Nancy Douglass, Ierre Bush, Becky Seale, Barbara Collins, Jimmy Mattern. ountain. M hy went to Brus ds Gra gh 'West Hi First row: Sandy Huffstedler, zedile, Margaret Michels, praetor, Lynn Bcurkard, praetor, Gay Vtfilsin, consul, Iill McCroskey, consul, Ginna lcnes, censor. Second row: Robbie Greene, aedile, Kay Alden, scribe, Mary Vtiatlcins, aedile, Leann Loughran, aedile, Third row: Latin Clubs Officers in the Latin Clubs are named as the old Roman officers. Consuls and Praetors are the executive officers, Aediles, program chairmen, Ce-nsors, roll taking secretaries, Scribes, recording secretaries, Quaestors, treasurers. The following is a very famous poem often quoted by Latin students: Latin is a language dead, As dead as dead can be. First it killed the Romans, And now, it's killing me! First row: lohnny Gooch, consul, Georgiana Ere-er, consul, Nan Raskopf, questcr, Elisabeth Shaffer, prae- tcr, left Fletcher, praetor. Second row: Robert Hunt, aedile, Bill l-lovis, scribe, Susan McDonald, aedile, Betty i 1-.pg Penny Pratt, Marsha Davis, lo Ann Dance, Helen Brinkerhotf, Rachael Finger, Brownie Fritts. Fourth row: Margaret McKinnon, Louise Creekmore, Iohn Matthews, Sandra Parker, Rusty Rasor. Incidentally, there is another version of this poem quoted by the teachers. lnstead of a mass meeting of the two clubs this year the Latin Clubs met indi- vidually. At the first meeting reports on the different constellations and the Roman back- ground pertaining to them were given. Programs were planned for Valentines Day and on the ldes of March. Miss Evans guides these meetings in the hopes of in- teresting students in old Rome. Clark, scribe, Iill Harrison, Miss Evans. Third row: Keith Alford, Phil Beaver, Steve Casseaux, Gordon Williams. Fourth row: Edmund Davis, Robert Hovis, Eugene Dockery, Keith Rogers. Above Nancy Anderson Carre Donsby Martha Clark Mrs Bolzng The members of the k1tchen staff are some of the buslest and the most popular people at West Every mornma 1S spent preparmq meals so tasty that students have no trouble puttmq them away tsomewherel Many thanks to these fatthtul Work p ers who hx from so emoyed by the faculty MW S MW tMf,wt2WW We gfstudents at West owe a spec1al and stncere thanks to the custod1ans for the1r fa1thful Work each clay ln splte of numerous attempts to deface our school by steam rollers and less subtle methods, thelr cheerful smlles and wtllma hands are always there to make thlnqs r1aht aaam Through th1s work they have been accepted as frtends by every student 101 Custodian Help t. Q e 4: , in , l V lt we Qt ytyt it ff A' We lt V l l I A - - I 1 I ' I 4 A 9 w f' , . 9, ch I W l l , ' 'AES X L N1 ss XE LW 15 X 5 S 'I03 Ianey Robinette, Head Cheerleader Cheerleaders What if you went to a ball game and there weren't any cheerleaders? What a dit- ference it would make! What an improve- ment! Nobody jumping up to block your View at the crucial moment of the game or yelling at the top of his lungs Whenever somebody scores. Some people will do anything to get attention. Actually West's cheerleaders have worked hard this year to get ' ' any sounds from the cheering section. Se- lected tentatively last spring by the teachers and finally by the students, and led by Ianey Robinette, captain, the sevewegulars f fl W yt ll -bt' q J- if if N XV K L, . xyl, ,tl W li by NX Rx , X . '. Tix JK xflffx gfjf. X 0 1 RAI .I 'rl I, If Ik N J' fi l' Below: Sar1dyJMoyer, Elisabeth Shafer, Below, Kneeling: Sandy Bourkard, Vandy Cifers, Lynn Denton, Lynn Dgntgnl jgney Rgbinettg' Vgndy Standing: Sandy Moyer, laney Robinette, Elisabeth Shafer. Not Cifefs, Susan Mcljonqld, N01 pictured: pictured: Susan McDonald, Sandy Bourkard. . -P ' RN plus three alternates practiced one day a week all summer. At this time old cheers were revived and new ones were learned for the coming season. One of the hiqhliqhts of the year for the cheerleaders was when they were able to get new basketball uniforms with help from the Key Club. They designed and made them themselves. Here is a typical cheer from the '58-'59 roster: Uqqa boo uqqa boo uqqa boo uqqa Pass that firewater from muqqa to rnuqqa. If we're gonna win we'll need one more sluqqa, Hic uqqa barf uqqa boo chuq-a-luqqa! ff ss tx A ,J ,Q ,ff 4 5:1 Lynn Denton, Co-Head Cheerleader Below: Altemate Cheerleaders-Kay Alden, Rosemary Smith, Ann Cooper. First row: Bill Hecht, Gary Myers, Pat Conner, Iohn Dyer, Dickie Sterchi, Iim Hall, Jim Hughes, Robin Koho. Second row: Mickey Snyder, lack Horner, Frank Pearce, Bob Sansom, lack Lloyd, Richard Stair, Sam Parker, Eddie Cate, Bob Farmer, Louis Poster. Third row: Parvin Football Below: Captain Richard Stair. 106 Ledford, Banks Roden, Scott Trimble, Claxton Mayo, Eddie Collins, Ierry Snyder, Don McCown, lack Wither- spoon. Fourth row: lohnny Comer, Randy Winesette. Bill Hovis, Ben Harms, George Conner, Ronnie Faulkner, Robert Hovis. The Rebel gridmen ended the season with a very good record this year, considering Richard Stair was the captain. They had a record of seven Wins, two losses, one tie and six torfeits. The Rebels topped oft this brilliant season with a bid to play in the Little Smoky Bowl in Sevierville. This was won after a hard fight by a score ot 7-O. Several outstanding individuals came out ot this tearn. Iohn Dyer, Parvin Ledford, Mickey Snyder and Al Neuman were chosen on the All-City team. This year's team was city champs for the second straight year. Below: Mickey Snyder, Ierry Snyder. ff, Hog., West 21-Ieiierson City 0 West's i958 season got off to a dull start as Zander Ayres went 90 yards with the opening kickoff against lefferson City for the touchdown. Despite this handicap, how- ever, the Rebels made a comeback to finally win a Zl-O victory. The game was played September 6 on the opponent's field. West 18-Fulton 0 The Rebel gridmen rolled up an 18-O vic- tory over the Filthy Fulton Falcons for the second straight this season. This victory cost the Rebels the services of standout halfback Zander Ayres who was lost for the season. All three of West's tallies came in the second period as West's offense exploded. Iohn Dyer climaxed a 57-yard drive early in this period by ramming over from the six. Mo- ments later, junior quarterback ferry Snyder connected with lack Horner for the second touchdown. Late in the second quarter West tallied again with a pass from Snyder to Ayres. West 13-Young 32 West-gridmen fought the Young High Yellow lackets toe-to-toe, until in the last seconds, the Yellow Iackets nipped them 32 to l3. The powerful Young offense exploded in the face of the West Rebels on September l9, as Coach Norman Messerolls gridmen Went down to their first defeat of the season. The game was played at Duff Field. Despite the defeat, West had its stand- outs. ferry Snyder played an inspired game, carrying the ball 5 times, and excelling on defense. Iimmy Hall was also dressed out for this game, but to no avail. Below: Assistant Couch Walter Ganz, Head Manager lirnrny Gzclsby, Assistant Coach Richard Allen. Above: Captain Richard Stair, Alternate Captain Iohn Dyer. Below: Head Football Coach Norman Messeroll. 107 'Run for your lives! The dam just broke! -' 9 First row: Jimmy Hughes, Mickey Snyder, Bcb Farmer. Second row: Dickie Sterchi, Iohn Dyer. West 6-Central 6 Refending themselves after a bad de- feat at the hands of Young, West knocked heads with Central September 27, at Pruden Field, and the result was a 6-6 tie. The score is a perfect indication of the closeness with which the two East Tennessee powers battled. The Rebels only touchdown came when Central was held for down on their own 24-yard line. After a l5-yard penalty, Ierry Snyder engineered a 34-yard touch- Eddie Cate, Parvin Ledfcrd. down drive, capped when Mickey Snyder crashed across for the score. West elected to try from placement, and it couldn't have been more dramatic as Bill l-lecht's kick hit the crossbar and bounced back. Central's Richard Bridges raced 76 yards for their only touchdown, and at the 'finish of the game the score stood at 6-6. West 32-East 0 Making their homecoming a complete 108 success, West's gridmen trounced arch rival East 32-O at a rainsoaked Evans-Collins Field on October 3. The 32 points earned by the Rebels set a new school record for points produced. The teams battled on fairly even terms in the first half as it looked like the rain was going to prohibit any flashy performances. After the intermission West completely dis- regarded the wet conditions and marched through the East defenses for four touch- downs. lerry Snyder mixed the passes and running plays effectively and the Mountain- eers were completely baffled. They hit ends lack Horner and Pat Conner for damaging passes leading to the four West tallies. The West second string saw considerable action, playing Well. Lewis Foster, reserve halfback, slid over the goal line for his second touchdown oi lack Lloyd, Sam Parker, Iimmy Hall. the year. Captain Richard Stair played his usual outstanding game, spearheading a tight defense that kept the East team score- less. Harriman 34--West 7 Suffering their second defeat of the sea- son, the West High Rebels fell as Harriman squeaked by with a score of 34-7, on October ll at Harriman. Harriman took over early and was never threatened by the outmanned Rebels. The Blue Devils cracked the West defense for two touchdowns in the first period, one in the second quarter, and two in the final. West's only offensive spark of the night came in the third quarter when Mickey Snyder made a spectacular 87-yard punt return. But it was to no avail as the Rebels were already down three touchdowns and First row: Frank Pearce, Banks Roden. Second row: lack Horner, Pat Conner, Bob Sansom. unable to move against the Harriman team, which holds a high position in the state ratings. West 6-Bearden 0 It took a valiant goal line stand, in the closing minutes to preserve a 6-U lead and to give the West High Rebels a hard fought victory over Bearden. The game was played October 17 on the Bulldogs field. The only score of the game came after an 80 yard march by the Rebels. The running of Dick Sterchi was very effective on this drive as he made several timely gains. The rest of the game was played on uf fairly even terms although West had a little trouble solving a tricky formation which Bearden employed in the second half. West 7-South 0 Although they dominated the game West's forces could manage only one score, but that was enought to defeat the South High Rockets in an important city battle. The game was played October 23 at Evans-Collins Field. This victory moved West one step closer to the city title. Ierry and Mickey Snyder along with halfback Iohn Dyer provided the drive needed to give West its seven points. 'uosuxsyq ptztcc Aq petlddns ssrzsncig, West 7-Sevierville 0 Aided by four intercepted passes, West's City Champions became the first team in ten years to defeat Sevierville in the Thanks- giving Day Smoky Mountain Bowl. The Rebels turned the tide 7-U to finish the '58 campaign with an 8-2-l record. What proved to be the game's only score came midway in the second period. Dick Sterchi fielded a punt on Sevierville's 40 and returned it to the 34. With Mickey Snyder and Sterchi doing most of the damage. West scored nine plays later, on Sterchi's four yard sweep. West's Defensive De- mons held Sevierville scoreless, and the game ended 7-U. West 24-Rule 0 Leaving no doubt as to who is the best team in the city, the West High Rebels made it two in a row in the title game November 7 with a smashing 24-0 victory over the Rule High Bears. Although this was the last regu- lar season game, West has accepted an in- vitation to play arch rival Sevierville in the annual Smoky Mountain Bowl at Sevierville, Thanksgiving Day. Led by Ierry Snyder, who was acclaimed Back-of-the-Week for his performance against Rule, West played one of their best games both offensively and defensively. Y s, Vt l fo 'S' i if lt x . Nr N g a' ' W 'RK if 4 Y- 7' 'R Kneeling: Dickie Gahran, Zander Ayres, Frank Pearce, Claxton Mayo, Scot! Trimble, Gary Myers, Steve Caller, Bill Thomas, lack Horner, Lawrence House. Standing: Coach Bill Wright. Manager George Siler, limmy Matlem, Sam Rarner, Coach Bill Wright. 112 Basketball West I-liC5h's basketball team did re- markably well this year as they started the season oft with nearly halt the squad made up of inexperienced Iuniors. A5 he . ! L Sl' 1' ' 'Q 1 ...f wi 33 V we 4491 is It :1 ' 1' 2 an fa' El I Frank Pearce lays up a crip shot to score for West. Lawrence House pushes a ball into the basket to score for West. Captain Lawrence House did a superb job of leading the Rebels the entire season. Lawrence played excellent quality ball. Other seniors that helped the Rebels cause during the season were lack Horner, Zan- der Ayres, Frank Pierce, and lim Mc- Carter. The Rebels were able to hold their own all season, finishing the regular season with a record of 16 wins and 13 losses tsicl. In the District Tournament they be- came the second team in West's history to reach the finals, losing a close game in the finals to South High. As runners-up, the Rebels qualified to play in the Reg- ional Tournament, but lost to the tourna- ment favorite, Alcoa Tornadoes, who eventually became State Champions. Several of the boys on the team gained individual honors in the All-City team poll. Iuniors Dickie Gehron and Bill Thomas were chosen on the team, and captain Lawrence House and Bill Thomas were chosen on the Sixth District All-Tourna- ment Team. The Rebels handicap this year will be the key to their success next year. The large number of juniors on the squad who gained experience this year should lead the West cagers to an excellent season next year. 114 AA Ciacn Rich ird Allen runs through s. me plays with group of his B-teamers . . ' N - '. 2 A - XX ll Robin Koho, Dennis Eurdine, Coach Allen, Eddie Collins, B The West fans will be sure of having an excellent team in the future after the outstanding showing the baby Rebels made this year. The junior Rebels had the best B Team record in the history of the school Coach Richard Allen with 22 wins and only 3 losses. Coach Allen's B Team finished the season by Winning the city B Team championship, and set two new records in the tournament. The baby Rebels scored the most points ever scored in a B Team tournament C895 and the most points ever scored in one quarter f37J. Several of the boys did so well that along with their play on the B Team, they saw limited varsity action. 'II7 f- 4, N. Il',1-I rr-1 First row: Walter Moore, Timmy McCarter, Dick Sterchi, Dyer, lack Horner, Frank Addicks, Wayne Cruze Glen Iirnmy Goolsby, Lawrence House, Tommy Hale, Pat McCown, Otis DeLaney. Conner. Second row: Gary Myers, Boyd Wood, I. H. Baseball For the first time in its history, the West High baseball team won the Knox Prep League champion- ship. Coach Bill Wright's Rebels finished regular season play with 8 wins and 2 losses. They were co-champions with Rule High, who had an identical record. The Rebel mound statt was led by captain Wayne Cruze, Otis Delney, and Iim McCarter. Behind the plate catching the hurlers were first-year men Tim Goolsby and Gary Myers. Rounding out the slick- fielding infield was Frank Addicks, lack Horner, Tom Hale, Lawrence House and I. H. Dyer. The slugging outfield was composed of Glen McCown, Mickey Snyder and Dick Sterchi. Figuring highly in the Rebel's impressive record were reserves Boyd WOOd, Sonny Moore, Pat Conner, and Richard Gilliland. The 1958 season began with an 8-10 loss to a rough Central team. But then the Westsiders bounced back with 3 consecutive wins over Rule, 1957's Dis- trict Champs, Karns and Fulton. This streak was broken by another 8-10 loss, this time to Young. ns, Bill Wright, Baseball Coach Once more, however, the Rebels came back and won 5 straight regular season games to capture the League title. Going into the District Tournament, the top-seeded Rebels lengthened their winning streak to 6 games. Then the highly regarded West team dropped the final two games, being upset by Fulton and Young. This 1958 team showed much improvement over past baseball teams here at West, thanks to the hard work of Coach Bill Wright. The three pitchers led the team to an over-all record of 12 wins and 4 losses. Captain Wayne Cruze compiled a 3-2 rec- ord, while Delaney and McCarter each won 3 and lost 1. Rookie Tommy Hale lead all hitters with a .500 batting mark and was a member ot the All- City team. Following with .300-plus batting averages were Snyder, House and Horner. Along with Hale, Rebel's Snyder, Dyer, Cruze, and Sterchi made the All-City baseball team. The 1959 outlook is bright also, as the Rebels have 9 returning lettermen. They are seniors lim McCarter, Iim Goolsby, lack Horner, Tom Hale, Lawrence House and Dick Sterchi. Returning juniors are Gary Myers, Walter Moore and Richard Gilli- land. Due to the patience and excellent coaching of Coach Wright the future outlook for West High base- ball teams is most hopeful. hers-Gary Myers, Iimmy Goolsby. ,..., f ' 1 H9 First row: Coach Ganz, lirnmy Mattern, Steve Caller, Bradley, Iimrny Hall, Eddie Cate, Gordon Williams. fcnn Ginn, Terry Anderson, Irrn Shawn, Kirk Copeland, Arthur Mcfre. Third row: lack Lloyd, Kyle Taylor, lack Tim Keller, Max Neal, Dennis Carrinqer. Second row: Witherspccn, Sam Parker, Bill Shawn, Pete McMillan, George Thomas, Tommy Kee-ling, lohn Dyer, Rudy Sam Romer, limmy Hughes. Track West Hiqh's track team aqain had an outstanding record against area foes on the cinders. Coach Ganz's runners along with Coach lVlesseroll's field, proved themselves Worthy hy qettinq their individual talents in each encounter, Captain Terry Anderson led the squad as he continued to he one of the best dash men in the city. Several boys proved to be tops in their particular field. Iohn Ginn in the 880 yard run, and lim Shawn in the mile run, and Captain Terry Anderson in the dashes. These senior boys, along with junior Kirk Copeland, proved to be our top point qetters. Parvin Ledford led the weiqht men in points again this year as he placed second in the state rneet. Also joining Parvin in the state meet were John Ginn, lim Shawn, and Captain Terry Anderson. 'qbnoua 3, Captain Terry Andersen Kin the leadl ran the IUO yard dash in the State Meet to represent West. 5, , Ed- -- W P2 Z t p RER F '23 f Ch? x x fri U4 X N ' 5 Luz? fA '11 i 'f H 17 R G. K. - Bra Parvin Ledford tack secend place in . .sf . ' ef .., k ,e the state discus throw. 'AN-fun. 122 , vo ww ' ...A ' 'l NM 9' H Q ,W IJ, W ,V n n' t 'fu 4 A., CA ' - nf L 1' Ka Y 'U J 4 M 'Zz-.v - .:,,. hi. kg i .mt-Q 'sth ff ' A I Q., - ig- v, 7,45 ,- '--, 'S-. ,va X 5 III.. , jx ' - Al, L0 XA K' . . '2': ' FlAv ' J all In V. Q NM mr X 5 1 . W- F, ,,,, I 1 if E ,f 5' gf., -f W' nfl' :ibn ' 'J-f fsxfgw' 1' ' - - f W,' - ..Jaf,,3- 'f 5 ,, ' M ' Mffawfqfgw 'W ,, , 1, ,' ,- ..,,,,,4--, 4 4 A f'A. ,N U ' ---.QT ELLV ' ,t7'F'-pp. .sg t f .AI W IL 3 J ' . wi 4 Above. Officers-Sindy DeVoe, co-captain, K. K. Scott, captain: Cheryl Wine-gar, secretary. Above: Coach Libby Lauterwasser, West High's Swimming Team, headed by muscular K. K. Scott, was very successful this year, as in the past. In their first meet, they tromped hard over three local elementary schools to win first place. To be eligible for membership on the team a girl must: Cll Be considered an Amazon by the entire student body, C23 Wear a size l2 shoe, C3l Be able to do 40 sit-ups, Q43 Be able to float for lO seconds. Sindy DeVoe served her fellow athletes well as co-captain, and Cheryl Winegar, secretary, took excellent minutes at every meeting. Below: Cynthia Nixon, Elisabeth Shafer, Nan Raskopi, K. K. Scott, Vandy Cifers, Ann Novinger, Dinky Spears Gay Wilson, Gale Cifers, Susan McDonald, Cynthia Sabra Stair, Penny Polk, Anne Belding, lane Forster Baggett, lill McCroskey, Marty Wallace. Second row: Ann Ware, Sindy DeVoe. Above: Cynthia Bzqgeff, Susan McDonald, Ann No- vinqer, and Penny Pclk wait fcr get se-legs! C an 0 Era' lf? Q 'I ,pw l 2, ' X Above: Pear K. K. Scott! It seems cz group of swim- f '- ' mers are trying fc throw hex in the pool. Below: Dinlcy Spe :rs displfxys one cf her dives thc: wcn her firs' place Icxtlnq in 'ne City. L g5 Qi? l Below: Salim Sfcir, Ann Vfure, and Penny Pzlk demen- s'1ale The hwik strpke. ft fr' 5.44 ,Y ' s 5,5 ,J 0 4 5 ' A , 7 Independentflolleyball Team-Nancy Logan, Cheryl Wineqar, Lucinda Lcnq, Jill Callaway, SISSY Gooch, Cissy Lyons, lanev Robinetle, luay Bass. Y-1 3 fi ' va an Class Volleyball Champions- Firsl row: Shirley Hfenslee Wancla Long Iiyce- Maxey Second row: Carolyn Sweat Anneire- l.Va1th-all ludy Af kins. Not pictured: Anne Gal breath, Kay Matthews. 126 The West High tennis team, reactivated after three years' absence, enjoyed a very successful season during the 1957- 58 school year. The team went through the 57-58 season with- out losing a single match, and capped the season by capturing second place in the East Tennessee High School tournament, losing first place by two points. The team was comprised of six boys, all of which com- peted in singles and who broke up into three doubles teams. This year, the team lost only Addicks while acquiring Lawrence House and Gordon Williams, as well as Coach Allen. They look forward to a very successful season, and are strong favorites to capture the East Tennessee Crown. Tennis Team-Manager Alex Shipley, Gordon Williams, Da- vid Arwood, Coach Richard Allen, Zander Ayres, Steve Caller, David Morrison. Tennis Team David Arwccd and Zander Ayres prac- tice on :he courts ct Cherokee Country Club. 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I 5 'J V0 .fl ' A vvli 5 1 , Q ,iM J if f ur F A! ies 'I29 x l Lawrence House Scmdy Bourkcrd Whos W o Yi Dxxxe Ann Holhs Iudy Bass Ben Batson 'X Lynn Denton 130 Wl1o's Who bf- Keller Smith Pcxrvin Ledford Rxchard Stcnr Sabre Stmr Charlotte Warren Peggy Reqxsier if Bxll Sewell 1' W asm, K' 1 , ?' , I- -. x if., -P ,iakxxz W' XRJJX t X Q :fs s sv I f A .V ,.. l 'A '1 7 91, ng' Thts fugmve from the Folxes Berqere only recently made her way to the US now spends her trme teachmq the secrets of her Url to ambrtrous stu dents l 'Su 'Tb' lr LX! ky x ft 'bi Qur cwn MAD scxenhst publxcly kncwn as West H1QhS Secret Weapon IS thls dedtcated chemrst Hrs exploswe theories have rocked at least one laboratory and he can be seen after hours work mg on IHQGUIOUS methods t q t r1d of h1S students as well h To avold slrqhttnq our supertors the edltors of th1s annual W O S have made a MAD effort to honor outstandlnq personahtles of the faculty Wlth a spectal place rn our book So heres your chance students to pay homage to your teachers by W Q decldtnq for yourselves WHO S WHO' Although he IS a much decorated hero of World War I thrs was only one of h1s explorts From what he knows about ancxent Greek lrfe we suspect he also served under Alexander when not teachmg Psychology to Plato and Socrates A noted frqure rn the school s lrterary c1rcles th1s cheerful ladys speclal xnterest IS Enqhsh lztera ture You can tell her classes are sttmulatlnq because there are always a few students who remam after school for further tudy Z ,ly L l Af' -1 .471 f-xox M' 04 S S, fy f NW , fr 7 Q ,Q 4 fx 7 Nl ' 1 .UQ K A Us ' - X V t f , Q K X ' ' 'V ' o e ' . '- ,xf tw , 'ai 'Cf lil, I! P , If IQ 47, X x 4 U G' l qw: I 5 , , f l' A ttf L 4 f 'Q fs 1 5 7 XX I A A' gi fo 0--,Z-A A lf' Hs' f 7 W ffff f ' -, -Xie-Xia-? .1'f4,i-.-XV I Y I I . ,c W L.. , hmmy Hall DIXIE Ann Holhs Commencement Speakers Dc1v1d MOIIISOD PeqQY Reglster .t 3? . ., by Li? SFFQ if gr Jfrwqs ,. ,px msn .Ng QX si Il' we Iii 2 u wi BMW L' X1 QQ! K Q 5- lx 1 Ns t AAA.. Alex Shipley and HHH1' IT lvzdix Register. L I I Z L Q , a:C77MLa,....x- .-AMW? a 'a' S' ., 59 ' waamqob Q. Girls' and Boys' State PegQY Register and Alex Shipley were picked as the Al Neuman Favorites of the Year for 1957-58, and as first prize they each won a trip to Girls' and Boys' State, respec- tively. They were elected by the junior class last year, and cashed in on their awards during the first of Iune. 'I34 XM?-, Peggy went to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where Girls' State was held for one week, and Alex spent his week at Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon. The main aim in Girls' and Boys' State. is to help familiarize students with our Ten- nessee State Government. i 41' 'bn Key Club Sweetheart k1ldC k Mss Gc11Grffth 135 ff' Homecoming Queen '58-'59 Miss Sabrcr Stcrir 136 M51 First row: Sandy Bcurkard, Lynn Dentzn, Gail Griffith, row, fuck Hgmery Bob Sqnsomy Zgndef Ayres' David Mcregret Wiley, Sabre Stew Libby Gvzch, Icmey Newfll Timmy Hall, Keller Smith, Ioe smith, Henry Robinette, Ann Novinger, and Cheryl Winegar. Second Hengqgr Ed Cmjsgenhuyy, Homecoming 1958-1959 Homecoming Week, Wests biggest fall event, is sponsored annually by the SRA. There are nine candidates for Home- coming Queen, all senior girls elected by the football team and the SRA. This year a more vigorous campaign than ever was launched, featuring posters between stair steps, in lockers, and occasionally on the walls. The Homecoming game, West vs. East, was played on a field slightly damp from intermittent showers. At half time the nine lovelies swam to the center of the field to be presented to the student body. The next day, Saturday, found SRA members busily decorating the gym. The explanation for this action was that the Homecoming Dance was that night, where Sabra Stair, Homecoming Queen, was crowned to climax the activities. 137 i 4 3 'Wm uC ' Mass West Hugh School Y ffw Y O 3- 'wg ' gi!, . .M . I Miss L n 4 Q. 4 , C 1 ,,....i-' AQ 1.7! 'Y 139 MISS Sandra Bourkcxrd Y ff' I' i V ? ' 2125! L 1 11 1 ' 1.4 I A 1 ,35- .0 ' x QQ Miss Sabrct Stair '51-Jfa 41057 140 N. 'J Tw-:Q .' Nw, ,- ww ., , .Q -,.,,- ,,, .. ,W wv my ,W Q . h 511' ' 'Y 1: 5 t 'l ':j'...' . I ' '-f, Hx- 1 .J - gym, , lk, fa, ,5-W. fl 1 -4 , MM w,'4'f'E72 ax 141 V Miss Charlotte Dominick hors f hurlbtte W1'rrGr1 142 41. -4 143 T324 , , Above Brenda Bartlett wmner of the DAB Good Cltxzenshtp Award DAR Representative Brenda Bartlett was chosen by the faculty to recelve th1s years DAB Good Crtleznshrp award Thrs honor 19 qlven loy the lames Whlte Chapter of the Daughters of the Arnerrcan Bevolutron to one senror qrrl each year She IS selected by the faculty on the tollowtnq tour auall tres dependalollrty servrce lead rshrp and patr ot1srn A luncheon IS qrven 1n honor ot all the Knoxvrlle DAB Award wrnners At the state conventron one qrrl CBrenda we hopel 1S chosen to recerve a one hundred dollar bond as the state DAR wrnner So, qlrls, be a good crtrzen 1t pays' 144 3 2 l t t L i , 9 5 'Q A Q . ' 5 - z , l 2 t tk Q A , t ! 1 S E t t . l I t X 1 ' .JK l ' L 1 t A ' t 1 w .X x 3 .V 1 1 1 , , L If Q 'x l S l I I 4 u t s I I X a . . . I I , , 9 , l . Right: 'Issy Lyons Cmfi Rniicxrd Stcnr were :Et 5-V-H 'Eze Outstanding Students frfm 'NCS' High to represent 'Wes' in the Yiuth Appreciation NVQ-ik parade. Hiqht: hm Hill wmnfr :f the Youth Apprecia- tion Week Speech Contest on Opportunity: Vrzniy f'1ff-rs, ',-fxprfr f Youth Appreciation Week Sewing Contest: fi i I1 '.'.'iHir1mQs 1' 7 Oil- man of the Wee:-k : if Elf 1' Sm.th, Freedom Shrine Essay Cjt,t1'Cst '.'.'1rzrg' 1. Below: West Hiqh players on the all-city team- First row: 'J :ry ffjxf '57 P' i :iff 'f 1' T: :nk ITL-r Second row: f:'k Efxnfr FUr'.'m Ifflfzrd ' ' LJ'fEf if- 1 0 , I Anne Beldingn Denmark. American Field Service The AFS each year chooses one student from each high school that participates in the service to spend part of the summer as part of a family in a foreign country. Last year West was fortunate to have two students chosen. They left in lune and remained until late August. During the year the AFS'ers talk to the juniors and build interest for the following summer. Hans Frese-Exchange student from Germany. Ben Batson-France. 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