West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:

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A N 1'i15'q?, ?4' 4 'vw cyik N K f SA wha 4 'sig UW -. f. f -0 , Q kim, 32'- '5 .1- 'MA H-044114 neaenf THE 1962 WESTERN ER Indy Leinart Lxrculullon Pnl Bowyer Editor Iullu Bradley Ad Mcxncqer Diana Smith Helen Weaver 1 Ar! Edilo 2 r Literary cmd Make up Edxlor CONTENTS Fw, Swim Aaivilm Awww Fediuum, Amfliwm aww-- ' MA Ai?AeAl acLniral1'an we luraunlgg rleabcale our i962 mifarner lo . . . GGCA W1 EBI' HVLZ Come on coach, it ain't dat badl Cheer up, thinqs could be worse: so he cheered up and sure enough things got worse. mmf .gncers6, 1962 mdferner .gay 5 Our hearts go out to Coach Ganz, who whether teaching bioloqY. or coaching basketball or track, always seems to find time to be a friend to everyone. We are indebted to Coach Ganz because of his ever present interest in school func- tions as well as in the student body. Coach Ganz, we salute you and hope that lite brinqs you every happiness. Qftitxgmesrtz Move over luck cmd lat Scoob have cr word. I do say, lhe cheerleaders need new uniforms 1'm iusl u lonely boy. Lel's have a puny. I Q F Wei? , 3, V. M ,w,a:a:4 g -qs'-av 94 ww digg s Vw 'A Lf 3' f - , ' 'SyARy1hls qrelp 4 f - MJ S. . gi g 1 J ,I ' M ., ,rx lx rf - . 'Q'-LQ ww' f AL ' x , 4 'Conqralulul B bbyl Y i Hy q I y r p ture in the unnu 1 Every week the students look iorwurd to qemnq their Senior Scholcrslicsl' Yes Arthur, 'What is this madness? GM yer showers! Q 3 vii 12 'R E Q KnoxvilIe's lirst Iunior Miss, Ian Griliilhf' 'Easy Wayne, you're no! playing basketball! Here is an example oi what you muy lecm in the American Government classes, Q 2-'ii N Mg. -4 .,'F V Wi W--fy-, fd-,,. Y ... 4-new r- M-nr - -M f ,- 5' 'X' M. ' . , ,xg . . .A 1 ur ff 4 bm Q eh 4 2, ,gp Q .F , ,,.., Q 1: r Mr. Roy R. Anderson Mr. T. N. Iohmton Dr. Roy W, Wallace Supervisor of Superintendent ol City Schools Director ot Instruction Secondary Education Board of Education We, of West High School, are greatly indebted to the Board of Education tor their outstanding help in making West High School one of the best schools in Knoxville. Lott to rlqlzt: Mrs, Marion Chapman, Dr. Iohn H. Burkhart, Mr. Robert B. Ray. Mr. Alex Shafer, Mr. Hoy E. Linville. Mr. Curtis G. Gentry We. the annual stall of the 1962 WESTERNER, proudly dedicate this page to Mr. Curtis G. Gentry. Mr. Gentry has given tireless and unforgettable efforts to make Knoxville's City Schools the best in Tennessee. For more than twenty-five years Mr. Gentry has dedi- cated his life to the progress of public education in Knoxville. Mr. Gentry, you will always be remembered not only as an administrator, but also as quite a gentle- man and a great scholar. I2 P. T. A. The Parent Teacher Association is an or- ganization composed ot the parents and faculty ot West High School, This year the P.T.A. co-presidents are Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Weaver. Each year the P.T.A. sends a rep- Vice'President Mu. R. V. Weaver Co-President Mn. Clit! Pettit Mr. R. E. C. Love Znd Vice-President resentative to Volunteer Girls' State. This is only one of the many projects of the P.T.A. We greatly appreciate the interest Ehrlovgn to West Hiqh by the members of the Mr. R. V. Weaver Co-President Mn. Chelter McCallum Mu. Robert Newman Treasurer Secretary 2 . -3,0 Principal of West High Mr. Love has been principal of West High School for eleven years now. Every year he be- comes more and more a part ot West, throuqh his hard work to serve the students and the faculty. His high morals and principles have Won him great respect from the whole student body. During this last school year the school board had planned to in- terchange our principal and two others, but the protest we made and the petitions we siqned for him to stay, were only a small sign of our love and devotion to him. S. . cw' fif.?ir.f1 ' at i ig:-at ffm by Q , ,Q , 'W' t vfif' '- ,. ,f ff: fr' +- : F ,wtf it if if A gentleman as well as a scholar Our Boss! I l ll -CPN Next to the student body. Mrs, Wray loves her ilowers. THIS is one person that can work and enjoy itl I5 'Q 1- Secretary of West High Mrs. Wray, our school secre- tary, is a very efficient worker which we could not do without. She not only keeps the business part running smoothly but is a dear friend to all. Mrs. Wray is willing to give her time endlessly to listen to any problem a student might have-whether it be about a desired scholarship or a broken romance. lt is so remarkable to everyone how she knows and calls every student by name. Her wonderful personality is one which all the students love. For all these many , line qualities she is well-loved by all who attend West High. Mn. Margaret Llne B.S., University ol Tennessee Girls' Physical Education and Health Mr. Waller Ganz B.S., Lockhaven State Teachers Culleqeg MA., New York Uni- versity Biology und Head Coach ol Bcxskelball and Truck Min Vesta let! B.A., University of Tennessee: MA.. University ol Tennessee English and Home Economics Mrs. Ieuis Hooper B.S., Middle Tennessee Slate College English Mn. Lucile Lee B.A., University of Tennessee: M.A., University of Tennessee Algebra. Senior Math. und Plane Geometry Mr. lame: Hardin B.S., Carson-Newman College Chemistry and Physics Mr. Marvin Miichall B.S., Maryville College: M.S., Universily of Tennessee Boys' Physical Educalion. Health, Football Couch Min Clam Sweeney B.S., University ol Tennessee: MA., Universily oi Tennessee Typing and Shorthand Mn. Comalkx Payne B.A., Universily of Tennessee: M.A., University of Tennessee: University of Pm-is French and Spanish Mrs. Mildred Lilllslon B.A., Maryville College Ari und English Mr. Roland Smiih B.S., MS., Ecisl Tennessee Siule College: University of swan Carolina: Carson-Newman lnduslriul Art and Hisiory Mn. Evelyn Cooper B.S., Universily ol Tennessee: MS., Columbia University Librarian Mix: Ann Sloan B.S., Carson-Newman College: M.A.. Peabody College Choral Director and English Mrl. Lenarc Beverly Bawllnq Green Business University: NLS.. Universily of Tennessee Dislribulive Education and Book- keeping Mr. Roberl Smith B,D., Iones Iunior College: B.S., University ol Tennessee American Governmenl, Ameri- can Hislory. Coach Mr. lumen Poll: B.A,. Carson-Newman College: Norlhweslem Universily: University ol Tennessee Geography, Hislory. and Speech Mx. Neal Hayworth B.A., Carson-Newman Calleqe Band Director Mrs. Naomi Hina M.A., Universily of Tennessee: BA., Maryville College Guidance Counselor and Iournalism A Word To The Faculty Mill Lucille Evans B.A., University of Tennessee: M.A., Columbia University Latin and Alqebra It would be impossible to express, in this short space, the gratitude and appreciation that we, the students of West High, feel toward our teachers, Our teachers, some of whom are the most influential people in our lives, hold the key to our future char- acters, for it is they who instill within us our knowledge cmd our ideals. Often we regard our teachers as watch- dogs, interested only in supervising our work and seeing that we behave ourselves. We ought to remember all the many times they have gone out of their way to help us and to guide us. We ought to remember especially, this past year when their loyalty and willingness to act, helped West through, what could have been, a maior crisis. Mn. Clark Cafeteria Manaqer After rushing to the lunchroom and through the line the friendly face of Mrs. Clark, the cafeteria manager, seems to make our lunches much more enjoyable. p- On behalf of the student body the WESTERNER STAFF OF i962 would like to express its sincere gratitude to the faculty for the unceasinq service, loyalty, and in- terest which they have continuously shown. I9 1 ? w fn. s '13 . 315 f-,it iii ,fr -rx :li Qietiii .Lg gig, .,,,4?. :QQ , ,.- , ' Q, ,:,Q1' si ffiim 'fifffi 'wigs 'f??n .'Q1g+ fx: 4-f gf?-5 wif 2? Q, .N As fav., 4 Q, 'EW Qgw gf. .ff wavy? 5 ,J g 6 5-fa 1 , W ,-fig, 5 A n -12' 'qu X 55 QQ ,z hw W. Z Q 'vm MQ kwa, ,Vim-'Jl'.. z ,,.,,-0Mf- - ww-vm., -B., .fat if , 1 . . .,,.,,t,. . ,mg .M of 'Q Q f- .Q ., X xv xrwly M ,ff 'P-4 if Q Wg ya up M-Ma yi .V 3 5 s ,Q .Q 3 Q Af . 'S Q' if Q nz' Y, 2 J' 9' X 2. 4' E' 4 ' 'Sf f' if-' 3 gig .T , , Wm,..i 1: J ' f . 1-.mr . O inf Wm: xg 5fN5,K ,,, ,M fW,...,2- ww Q : V, , , , -S - e .ww A Q- H, 2,,,,,f PR., xg -.. 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T9m9dY for QVSFY ll'0UblE Good sense and good nalurs are never separated lock Bailey Ieum Beavers A qood man now-u-days is hard lo find A friend in need is cx friend indeed 21 .o Katl Benson 'There is a woman ul the beginning oi all qrecl things lullu Bradley She follows her own sweet will SENIORS '62 Pal Bowyer To know her is to love her Tommy Brandon I have but one weakness. u brunette SENIORS '62 Dick Bxendle Lead me noi to iempluiion, bm show me where if is Chad Brown Laughing eyes, ilcshinq smile, charming ways and lots of slyle 24 Cathy Broome A friend lo everybody. and everybody's friend Surah Neal Caningex Friendship is lo be purchased only by friendship SENIORS '62 outs cum Linda Clabouqh mind sincere: cz conscience clear They are truly great who are truly good Putty Lou Clayton Love is like iire. it spreads' Iohn Coker lt matters not how cz mcxn dies, but how he lives SENIORS '62 , xxx Gerald Cmn Beth Debbi I never trouble trouble. till trouble troubles me A good heart is better than all the riches in the world Richard Denton Ricky Farms: One of the greatest labor saving devices is tomorrow Kind looks, kind words. and kind acts ,1gr:L1'H'-A' .L ' N.i.?.Mi V 'X iw 1 ,, ,qw-pst, - --,rzwlgfw , 91' -' fgfiifffl, K WYW, w,,'w,.,fw Y f A t .945 mf , .Q 5 Q.. .: X ig' fa- 9 D 2'QE tri? 5' 3 fN'9'gih ,A vWkmQ,51x ,t .. 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N ,S l, 3 X, L21 f ti Al 1 Sita Q r 25 IORS '62 Richard Feerick Bud Ford 'Men. at some times. are masters of their iate Every day is ladies' day with me Annette Ieilertel Frank Futton What others say ol me matters little: what I myself, Ability and necessity dwell near each other say and do matters much 27 SENIORS '62 Eddfe Griffin Oh, it is excellent to have cx qianfs strength Rachel Hclmbrlqhl The unspoken word never does hmm lun Griffith Every virtue, c form divine, every Qrcce, all are thine Linda Henry ll's an easy world to live in if you choose lo make fl so SENIORS '62 Nora Ann Hanson lane Hooper 'She has u gentle smile and cx kindly word to say P9ff9CU0l'l is Clllclifled by Slow dG9YBeS Lynne Hubbell David Hume She speaks, behaves, acts us she ought They can conquer who they believe they can 1 29 SENIORS '62 x , :rf , xv ' -. X . .M - Fanny Hulchlnlon Iohnny Irwin The things I have not done before, these are What should cz man do but be merry? the things to try lunlce Iohnaon Scott Kcxderly 'Truthiulness is cr cornerstone in character Little man. what now? 30 SENIORS '62 Wei! my 'H -Q Inna Kollh A willinq and cheerful heart is hers Miko Kennhdy He lives lor laughs Winning is h Iimmy Kannndy l'll not budge cm inch Eliza lnlqhl er way and pleasant is her smile X , QI SENIORS '62 Anita Lackey larry Lane That which is good is always beautiful The actions of men are the best interpreters of ludy Leinart My only aim is happiness their thoughts Linda Lemons I make the most oi what is mine today SENIORS '62 luyee Manhall Conn McConnell 'The greatest attribute ol heaven is kindness A quiet mon. buf QUUB U IUCN Ion McWhorter Carolyn Meadows He loves and louis They are only truly pure who are truly good Z 33 SENIORS '62 Danny Miller Mon oi iew words are best men Larry Munell We are wiser them we look X K f J-MY . ware V L W., ' I ,?c,Q',1e:.Q5p,X x K K iM':i:ii1'4 3 , 1 qw.: r. ,srgrfirlndnf - 'A ' - s 7 Q 'xg isa?a,.r:a ,: 1 ' V l Q 5 45'gC3:ii? 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Allin Schwartz ll school is liberty, qlve me death Alice Ray Sellills H To know her once is to like her always . 1 .l .1 U Q 1' v9 1.m. .., 5 n :mg . 4 in 8 1 nf fr fi.-1, 20, 38 Lynn Schwunenbsrq A cute look makes c dish a least Arthur Seymour A real nice quy, and loads of lung his friends are mcxny, his enemies none SENIORS '62 Martin Shafer Ann Stnnlmecht Your conduct is considered unethical and lousy Leadership and personality will take one lar Dkma Smith Oh tell me maiden, are there any more lynn Smith at home like you? A qood heart is better than all the riches in the world 39 SENIORS '62 Tissy Smith Susle Surqenor I'm no unqeL but I'm happy Lila has no blessing like u iriendu Reed Tarwntex He rose without Q friend and sat down Mary Walls wi1hout cm enemy Haw fair and swee! she seems lo be s . 40 SENIORS '62 ,K XJ dx Bnbby Walker Ccrrle Wulkor Never hurries, never worries To be loved und lo love is the qreclest power ol exlslencsu Bucky Watson Helen Weaver Sparkle in her eye and luuqhler in her voice ll silence is bliss, how blisslul she must he 41 SENIORS '62 l Pal Welllui Her life is like ci moon: lhercfs u man in lt Flora Wllkenon A sweel kind ol grace Lunelle Whllley Now, no woman dures express all she ihinks Bill Wllkel The best hearls are the bravest 153115-,,iPim, ?ggj.l'1-Wiw., wa, .wir ' 4 ,ew f:i3,?5PQf,, ' 5l.f?S4?'U'5 I ,-GEF' 'gif pw -V , , K:-, f 'n 1 - ,mi 3nr.Rg35f 23 .- lf I . A R. wfeffiflf. 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Yerelyn Lee, Carol Conner, Andy Holi. 44 .IUNIORS Sharon Adams Diane Baldwin Carolyn Bates Marilyn Bates Patly Rules Larry Burch Greq Blankenship Dewey Brooks Sallie Byrum Susan Caller Mike Casseaux Linda Chamberlain Belly Gull Cooper Don D'Amico Sully Davis Belly Dyer Leo Ely Claire Evans .IUNIORS David Cimino Gull Comer Chuck Connor Ccxml Conner Steve Cox Melissa Cooley JUNIOR Barham Foster Nancy Frans Susan Gelber Waller Goodwyne Barbara Griliilh lane! Hampstead , ' 1 Jerry Henry Andy Holt Arlan Hulfsleiler Mike Irwin Io Ann Johnson Srelli lanes JUNIORS Glenda Iuslus Mike Keller Eddie Kniqhl Curolyn Krauss lo 'Lucey Carol Lcmko Sharon Lauren! Eleanor Lee Ierelyn Lee Martha Lee Doug Lime Iohn Loqun Peggy Miser Iimmy Mooney Sylvia Morris Doug Morrison Claire Moses Iohnny McKinnon .IUNIORS Iimmy Long Gene Lovedcy Wayne Majors Larry Merritt Arlene Miller Cynthia Miller Iessie Parker Belh P9161 Indy Pitts Icmice Popkin Flush Powers Sandy Quinn l Bn1'z1 L .IUNIORS Larry McNclmee Linda McPeuke Mary Lynn McWhorter Rodney Nelson Frank Norris Yohnny Orr JUNIORS Richard Raper Freddie Richards Ianice Roadman Gary Russel Ward Seymour Wanda Shoemaker Carol Smith Judy smith Martha Smith Philip Smith Patience Stair Ronnie 'Tallenl Jerry Taylor Karen Templeton luck Whiteman Bobby Wilkes David Wilherspoon Clam Williams Mickey Willicxms Wayne Younq .IUNIORS Icme Underwood Linda Venuble Doyle Walker Iudy Waymcn Pa! Wheeler Harrison While Sophomore Class Presidents f i e i Russ Williams. Vicki Creech. Phyllis l-lull, Dennis O'Cclluqhun, 53 loan Campbell Mary Carmichael Mxke Cheatham Gordon Coward Paul Cimino Iames Coker Buddy Cross Vicki Creech Ann Davis Larry Davis SOPH Debbie Adams Claire Anderson Gary Anderson Sally Ball Brenda Kay Bell Cheryl Holes lan Boykin Gerald Braslield I oy Brandon Sharon Eurcline S SOPHS lane Davis Tommy Dean David Denion Gary Dixon Melinda Dixon Larry Dodd Sara lane Dudley Dan DuPree Susan Eckel Kenneth Emerl f fc' 41 ali?-cffe 044 , --J'iQ,,Q ,ru ,, M, D , Wu-Ni 00,7661 f f L 55 1.45 fhfcffzf -I ,f ll Don Epps Sue Ann Evans Dale Eynon Holly Frear Charles Freeman Fred Forster Nancy Fooshee Dennis Gallagher Iunice Hale Diane Hampsiead u, Albert lohnsnn Ann Iohnson Floyd Iohnson Lindo Kem' Sieve Keelinq Alvin Keith leunelle Kiser Put Klempl Linda Knight Pal Kniqhl SOPHS Tom Hardin Peqqy Helton Patsy Holt Ian Hough Pam Howard Ruthie Hubbell Ianice Huddleslon Phyllis Huff Barry Hullsleller Freddie Hufsledler SCPHS Adu Carol Koho Gwen Lczrqe Ieler Latham lohrx Lewis Susan Llnkous Carrol Lune Pam Luurell Iudy Marx Richard Marquis Murly Massenqill Bill Muuk Cissy Mayo Glen Medlock Edna Melson Elaine Mlller Tommy Mr:-ore Marjorie May James Morris Chai McCallum Martha McKee foe Rutherford lim Rulherford Brenda Roberts Danny Reed Warren Schede Beth Smellzer Chick Spears Mcrqcrrsl Spivey Kerry Sprouse Rick Stockton SOPHS Sam Neuse Robert Newman Nancy Oqlesby Dennis O'Cullcqhcm Ycmis Pearce Paul Pearson lim Psiree Tommy Poison Iudy Powers Iimmy Reep Larry Weaver Gail While Linda: William! Russ Williams Surah Wilherspoon Becky Wolfe Pnl Worley Curl Wright lnlcy Young Andy Zi rkle SOPHS Eddie Thompson lane Tolliver lane Towle Tim Tucker Virqiniu Underwood Waller Valentine lohn Vcmover Murlhcx Venuble Ross Wade Ienny Warren In Memory of . . . WEST HIGH SCHOOL DEEPLY REGRETS THE UNTIMELY PASSING OF CAROL ARMSTRONG AND PETER MARCHAND 2,35 L 935. W x CAROL ARMSTRONG GOD HATH NOT PROMISED SKIES ALWAYS BLUE, FLOWER-STREWN PATHWAYS ALL OUR LIVES THROUGH: GOD HATH NOT PROMISED SUN WITHOUT RAIN. IOY WITHOUT SORROW PEACE VVITHOUT PAIN: 60 BECAUSE CAROL AND PETER WERE SUCH WARM AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE THEY WILL ALWAYS REMAIN IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO KNEW THEM PETER MARCHAND BUT GOD HATH PROMISED STRENGTH FOR THE DAY, REST FOR THE LABOR LIGHT FOR THE WAY: GRACE FOR THE TRIALS HELP FROM ABOVE. UNFAILING SYMPATHY UNDYING LOVE .... 61 4, s 1, -'P I ,,, ffitvv Y .. M www- f K- ,I W , A . 'W , -,,., fi 'sf X '-,, Wi. A - 1 . L a MW W V y ,.- . 't xvtg, , .l,-,IV E i . 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Pat Bowyer, Alice Ray Setlifle, Ierelyn Lee, Pat Worley, Carol Smith, Iudy Leinart, Circulation Manager. J. a - 1 M Q, i . . QL ,L G, 5 U N- t . 'ts-wtf ,X,f15fQ' y A if' We, the 1962 WESTERNER Staff, proudly present to you our sweat cmd blood in the form of this Annual. Always, through the months of work and planning, we have strived in the traditional manner to make this the best yearbook ever. Although any annual is, must be, the combined effort of the staff as a whole, Pat Bowyer, Editor-in-Chief, worked energetically and enthusiasti- cally from start to finish. Special recognition must also be given to Mr. Roland Smith, our faithful advisor, and to Mr. Love for his patient coopera- tion. 13 lr A I -'n f N1'21'1 A X . ,, - '. ' i - -1 ' 4 C ' ' :X Q ,y r , - -A F ' ,.-U, 41,321-Ql'if ' 5 ' 1 ' Q ' f J ' 3 a, , q.,:.g: , dit x , QL ' L, U ,'f2.?g,f Sidi. iraq - W ' .'m::sa, .2r:ti W' fi m e V ', ' M V wl igiggj iw Q f.3:f:.':,' Ad Stal!-Seated: Becky Watson Tissy Smith, Iulia Bradley, Ad Man aqer: Ian Houqh. Standing: Becky Wolte, Andy Holt. Ian Griltith, Melissa Cooley, Ierelyn Les, Claire Moses Mike Kennedy, Martha Venable -. Art StaU4Snqted: Ion McWhorter. Helen Weaver, Art Editor: Chadwick Brown, Standing: Betty Dyer, Nancy Fraas, Melinda Dixon. A 9' ,ith L , v .e x r - rr, A l 5 ' c h - t' ifff: l I A . V V' A 1 W, 4: 3 Mt .dt l ' A i 3 W .ff A ' 1 A . A e 'H . U 7 . , , , 11 ss , i I , 'i 3 ,' A ' qi! img All C ' ,' tl-ii -i S ff ' ft., 29? 1962 1 West Wind I , qw K is The WEST WIND, our school paper, has completed another successful year as the voice of the students. The 1982 Staff, led by Dick Denton, Editor, Kali Benson, Man- aqirxq Editor, and Lynne Hubbell, Copy Edi- tor, kept the students informed on events around the school and were constantly in touch with notional atfcxirs-from Kennedy Staff to the twist, The WEST WIND is written and edited completely by journalistic minded West High students. Under the ioithtul direction ot Mrs. Hina, advisor, staff members work in ull fields of newspaper production, in- cluding writing, advertising, and photogra- P Y- Lynne Hubbell Copy Editor 66 ,Mfrs Dick Denton Editor Kali Benson Managing Editor 1 anti 1Jl1gQ:1ln t 1 D- Q- W .215 K ' i J: -' .If 1' 'A U 4 vi.. V .1 -am, f . - - , . .. Juih 1, e...EW vi, - I : f Q4 . M .1 lag i W fi J W ..'. ' ' n 'K . 1 A353 Q 3 4 ll . 'lg 'Tiff .la uv-ru ' . -rim' K wwxsififf L A .t Ad Staff-Scaled: Iudy Powers, Linda Venable. Cissy Willis, Pat Worley. Standing: Barbara Foster. Betty Gail Cooper. Ross Wade, David Denton. Faalure Staff-Martha Smith, Lynn Smith. Mary Lynn McWhorter. Barbara Griffith. Io Lacey. Sports Staff-Saated: Allen Schwartz, Betty Gail Cooper, Mike Causseaux. Standing: Steffi Innes. 67 1 f . I W. -W N .xx . 4 . ,.,g.4.- Q v ,jf: . .1.i. , x fx 3 3' i r r :GM7 G. - 4 - . t., rv -, 5.-'gf J -1 4 552.1 g L . 'i 1 ' 11 'rig-ff - E fs! N H . 1 . ' - Q in tr 4 r f Aw . s w 'QI . 2517 t,,, my 4 M.. if nw . 1' rdf. .ff rx , V 1 N i 'f F f 4 4. Q 1 K. f lj, was J 1 J g X614 S x . W' X -If . .. , s t rsf'K.1-f 1 s J Ll LA t X' 2 Circulation Staff-Sharon Laurent, Carol Newman, Ted Richter, Photographer. News Staff-Betty Gail Cooper, Io Ann Iohnson. lanice Popkin. lane Hooper. Exchange Editor. Mrs. Hina. sponsor, discusses with Carol Newman, paper circulation. Ar f Officers-Sealed: Lynne Hubbell. Pwqrcm Chuirmfm: Secretary. sxunding: Claude Reimer, vice-President Mark Spivey, President: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor: Kali Benson, Dqvid Hume, Treasurer, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY When the Class of 1962 graduates in luue, some oi our members will wear the qold iassels on their cops. These outstand- inq students are members of the National Honor Society. They are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, charac- ter, leadership, ond service, Five percent of the iunior clcrss ore taken in at the spring induction ceremony. From this group the officers for the next year are chosen. Ten percent ot ihe senior class is inducted the following tall. This year impressive tapping ceremonies were conducted by candlelight during assembly programs. Penny Hutchinson Icmice lohnson Conn McConnell u. Moc Bailey . Tommy Gene Moser Cathy Broome , Carol Newman Richard Denton f Arthur Seymour lane Hooper 5 ' fffi , i Ann Sienknechi Lynne Hubbell K flf' 1 TN Lynn smnh juli!! il r -.1 I W 1 fx' xe Lett to rlqht: Kott Benson. Lynne Hubbell, lone Hooper. Conn McConnell, Dick M,-5, Naomi Hkm Denton, Carol Newman, Lynn Smith, Pot Bowyer. The Quill and Scroll Society is cm hon- orary organization of students who have done outstanding work on one of West's two publications, the WESTERNER or the WEST WIND. The members ore selected from the Put Bowyer Lynne Hubbell President Vice-President Sponsor upper third of their closs cmd hcrve proved themselves worthy of the hiqhest honor given to high school iourncxlists. Put Bowyer is this ye-ur's president. Kat! Benlon Richard Denton Secretory Treasurer 69 Sluderrlli Representative Assembly W3 ' 32 I tif? T' f' Sf. X ' 9251 l get t t . I . Q 5,37 .- X :ss ,ewes lx, ,ee 5. ss.s ssis Y if X . .se Q35 Through the patient and en- thusiastic leadership of Miss Evans and Mrs. Hina, the co- sponsors, the Student Repre- sentative Assembly, known around West as the S.R.A., has become one of the most valu- able school organizations. Through this assembly the stu- dents are able to express their views concerninq the school's government. The S.R.A. members are the representatives elected by each home group in school. These members attend the regular meetings which are held after school. Ann Sienknecht was elected president of the Inter-High School Student Council. Arthur Seymour S.R.lX. President 70 'Cv . 'M Ji f '.' i tg. kv. .,,,,- .A w f,: iq fa.eN.g5g, , . i. . ,Mn -g,.,g5,- , .Lf K li f ,J, !z ,.. 1 V ' - Flrll row: Moc Bailey, Put Bowyer, Belly Gctii Cooper, Anne Davis, Dick Denton, Icn Hough. Second row: Stefli Jones, Eliza Kniqht, Johnny Mc- Kinnon. Brenda Roberts, Lynn Schwmtzenberq, Carol Smith. Third row: Lynn Smith, Becky Welle, Miss Evans, CofSponsors. Mrs, Hina Ollicen-Anne Sienknecht, Vice-President: David Hume. Treasurer: Arthur Seymour, President: Kuti Benson, Secretory. Officers-Sealed: Bud Ford, Senior Directoryg David Hume, Secretcryg Mr. Smith, Advisory Eliza Knight, Key Club Sweetheart: Claude Romer, President: Ward vi. 52 Q 1, H' 1 , x .yt K , I 1 KEY CLUB Mr. Roland Smith Advisor Seymour. Vice-President. Treasurer: Dickie Denton. Q: : X I : U ' rn, 1 an 1 -0. hx- tu 5 x 1 Slcmdlnq: Mark Spivey. Publicity Chairman. Pint row: Doug Little, Ward Seymour. Vice-President: Blankenship, Wayne Younq. Clarence Rutherford. Dick Denton. Publicity Chairman: Claude Romer, Presi- Bobby Odqin, Danny Miller. Mac Bailey. Third row: dent: David Hume, Secretary: Eliza Kniqht, Key Club Reed Tarwater, Arthur Seymour. Ralph Ammons, Stelti Sweetheart: Bud Ford, Senior Directory: Conn Mc- Iones, Allen Schwartz. Connell. Second row: Ted Richter. lack Huggies, Greg 'x Key Club International is a civic organization for high school boys and is sponsored by the Kiwanis ln- ternational. Sophomore, junior, and senior boys are chosen for membership on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship. Some ot the projects taken up by the Key Club this year include selling programs at the football games and running the concession stand at basketball games. They cooperated and worked with the Chamber of Commerce in promoting a Keep Knoxville Klean drive by handing out litterbaqs for cars and circulating pledges to be signed. An annual service sponsored by the Key Club is Career Day. For a week programs were presented to the students leadinq up to the final day when experts from various professions came to the school. There they were available to talk with students interested in their vocation. the school and community, and, at the same time, dee velop in its members the qualities of a good citizen. The purpose of the Key Club is to be of service to 13 First row: Claire Moses. Christine McKinnon, Melissa Cooley, Linda Vsnable. Carol Smiih, Song Leader: Judy Leinart, Treasurer: Becky Waisan, President: Ann Sienknechl, Vice-President: Ierelyn Lee. Secretary: Carolyn Baies, Sqt,.atwArms: Mary Lynn McWhorter. Nancy Frans. Second row: Lynn Schwartzenberq. Ianice Popkin, Marilyn Bates, Betiy Dyer. Belh Pettit, Ieanetts Kiser. Helen Weaver, Chadwick Brown, Diana C To C A well-rounded program has been offered under the Future Teachers of America at West High this year. Their prin- cipal qoal is to cultivate ihe qualilies essen- tial in cr qood teacher. For cx Christmas Smith, Tissy Smith, Eliza Knight, Beth Smeltzer. Pam Howard. Gail Comer, Cynthia Miller, Carolyn Krauss. Third row: Barham Faster, Linda McPaake. Karen Templeton. Ada Carol Kcho, Kati Benson. Carol New- man. Susan Gslber, Debbie Adams, Carol Lamke, Ruihie Hubbell, Sarah Neal Carrinqer. Ianice Johnson, Io Ann Iohnson, Io Lacey, Ian Griffith, Sharon Laurent. proieci the F.T.A. qave a party for under- privileged children which was a great suc- cess. Becky Watson was president and Mrs. Hooper served as sponsor this year. Becky Watson Ann Slenknechi President Vice Presideni Mn. Hooper Sponsor 74 Ierelyn Les Indy Leinart Secretary Treasurer I udy Leinart Iulia Bradley President Vice-President Fl O O The F.H.A. which is sponsored by Miss Vesta lett is always looking toward new horizons. Their chief interest is furthering interest in home economics. The F.H.A. is also concerned with the welfare of others. This year a Thanksgiving basket was filled and taken to a needy family. ludy Leinart served as president this year. Min Volta Ian Sponsor Flttt row: Chris McKinnon. Melissa Cooley, Carol Smith, Alice Ray Setlille, Iulia Bradley, Vice President: Iudy Leinart. President: Becky Watson, Secretary: lere' lyn Lee, Cathy Broome. Tissy Smith, Beth Dabbs. Second row: Eliza Knight, Linda Venul:-le, Betty Gail Cooper. Kali Benson. Jeanette Kiser, Helen Weaver. Chadwick Brown, Diana Smith, Carolyn Bates, Cynthia Miller. Claire Moses, Ann Sienknecht. Both Pettit. Mary t Becky Walton Patricia Welling Halo: Secretary K 7222 jf Treasurer UQ , X, 953 'lub--15 My tm K' N Lynn McWhorter. Third row: lanice Papkin, Linda McPeake. Barbara Foster, Betty Dyer, Karen Temple- ton, Ada Carol Koho. Nancy Fraas, Beth Smsllzer, Pam Howard, Ruthie Hubbell. Gail Comer, Linda Lemons. Tommy Gene Moser, Sarah Neal Carrinqer. Fourth row: Patti Bates, Melinda Dixon, Vicki Creech, Patience Stair. Ian Houqh. Carol Newman, Marilyn Bates. Debbie Adams. lanet Hampstead, Sue Dixon, MUSIC AT WEST Mhz Ann Sloan Choral Director Under the very capable and alert leader- ship ot its new director, Miss Sloan, this year's choir grew in number and popularity. Actually there were two qroups, choir and chorus, in order to make accommodations for the fifty voices composina the combined Groups, Two concerts, one winter and one sprinq, in the school auditorium were the principle performances ot the choir. The choir also had several enjoyable chapel programs throuqhout the year. Several of the choir members help to make up the All-City Choir, directed by Gerald Ballard. Alice Ray Setliiie is the accompanist for both ci these qroups. Pint row: Tissy Smith, Pat Bowyer, Iudy Leinart, Alice Ray Setlilte, Eliza Knight, Wanda Shoemaker. Ianet Hampstead, Peggy Miser. Diane Hampstead, Annette Ielleries, Nora Ann Henson, Thelma Stemaqe. Second raw: Miss Sloan, Director: Wayne Majors. Beth Dobbs. Chadwick Brown, Diana Smith. Debbie Adams, Linda Chamberlain, Sharon Adams, Brenda Bell. Linda Kear, Deanna Baldwin, Susan Linkous, Sharon Burdine. Third row: Martin Shaler, Steve Cox, Larry Merritt, Emi Ford. Mike Kennedy. left Johnson, Sarah Cai-ringer, Cathy Broome, Cissy Willis, Iune Keith, Edna Melson, Peggy Helton. Fourth row: Harrison White, Leo Ely. Bobby Walker, lock Bailey, Allen Schwartz, Bobby Oqdin, Danny Miller. Phillip Smith, Emest Fergerson, Edwin Woodson, Rodney Nelson. Lett to rlqhtz Iune Keith, Sue Dixon, Nora Ann Henson. Gordon Coward, Mr. Hayworth, Director: Dick Brendle, ENSEMBLE The Ensemble is under the direction of Mr. Neal Haworth. They provided the music for the presentation ot the Homecoming Queens. ART CLUB The hands of the Art Club members are always busy. They are either creating a masterpiece or doing the messy job of mix- ing paints. This qilted and industrious group ol artists, use their time and talents to pro- Ftrlt row: Ricky Farmer, Judy Pitts, Wanda Shoemaker, Peqqy Miner, Diane Hampstead. lohn Coykonclall. Second row: Mrs. Littleton, Sponsor: Nancy Oqlesby, Patti Bates. Helen Weaver, Suzee Hopkins, Diana Smith, Eddie Grillin, Ierry Taylor, Larry McNamee, Bobby Rudder, Freddie Richards, Edwin Woodson. This year the Ensemble was created be- cause of such a small membership in the band, Next year We are hoping to increase the number of the band. mote an interest in art at school. In the spring the Art Club sponsors an art show. All students exhibit their work, and the show is enjoyed by everyone who attends. Chadwick Brown. Third row: Danny Miller, Patty Lou Clayton, Jane Hooper, Barbara Grrtttlh, Janice Iohnson, Eddie Grittm. Mrs, Payne Sponsor Fira! row: Ward Seymour, President: Belly Dyer, Vice4President: Melissa Cooley. ,Secrexaryg Christine McKinnon, Treasurer, Beth Peuil, Social Chairman. Second row: Ianice Popkin, Martha Venable. Elaine Miller, Becky Wolfe, Vicki Creech, Barham Foster, Karen Templeton, Doug Little, Andy Zirkle. Third row: Debbie Adams, Charles Freeman, Waller Goodwin, Mary Lynn McWhorter, Johnny Loqan, Sue Ann Evans, Eleanor Lee, Martha Lee. Iack Whiteman. FRENCH CLUBS Fin! row: Nancy Fraas, President: Patience Stair, Vice-Presidenii Carnlyn McKee, Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Griffith, Program Chair- man. Second row: Carol Conner. Io Lacey, Linda McPeake. Glenda luslus, Deanna Baldwin, Lanelle Whitley. Iesse Parker. Third row: Mrs. Payne. Sponsor, Nancy Dean. Nancy Fooshee, jimmy Mooney. ,767 X T I X. X 'BQ ra. JR 78 11' Flnt row: Eddie Kniqht. Secretary: Reed Tarwater. Vice-President, Danny Miller. President, Suzee Hopkins. Program Chairman: Belly Gail Cooper. Cosprogram Chairman. Second row: Carolyn Bates, Diana Smith, Lynne Hubbell, Linda Venable. Ierelyn Lee, Lynn All students taking French are members of the French Clubs. These clubs are sport' sored by Mrs. Payne, the French teacher. The two main purposes of the club are to promote a greater interest in France-her SPANISH CLUB Como esta usted? is the secret pass- word for all Spanish Club members. The Spanish Clubs' meetings are held during the class period and are presented to help build interest in Spanish-speaking countries and their customs. Flu! row: Carolyn Krauss, President: Russell Frost. Vice,Presids-ntg Steve Keelinq. Secretary-Treasurer: Chick Spears, Social Chairman: Bill Mauk. Social Chair- man. Second row: Iimmy Reap. Danny Reed, Kerry Schwarzenberg. Gail Comer, Claire Moses. Mark Spivey. Third row: Arthur Seymour, Sharon Adams. lane Hooper, Carol Newman, Kali Benson. Lynn Smith. Martha Smith, Ann Sienknechl, Douglas Morrison. sights, her literature, and her fascinating history-and to enable students to under- stand to a higher degree the culture and art of France. West was very lucky this year to have a student from Venezuela, Ali Olivero. All helped the Spanish students by acquaintinq them with a true South American type ot accent. Sprouse, Diane Hampstead, Sharon Laurent. Melinda Dixon, Iames Morris, Tommy Dean, Warren Schede, Iohnny Orr. Spanish 1-firsl row: john Coker, President: Keiko Sato. Vice-President: Brenda Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer: Dan DuPree, Program Chairman. Second row: Gordon Coward. Ianice Hale, Palsy Holi, Ann Iohnson, Ada SPANISH CLUBS Spanish Il-Fin! row: Frank Norris, Vice Presideni: Linda Chamber- lain, Program Chairman: Bill Wilkes, Tissy Smith. Program Chair- man. Second rows Rodney Nelson, Eliza Kniqhl, Wanda Shoemaker, Peggy Miser, lane Underwood. Sarah Neal Can-inqsr. Larry Dodd. Sandy Quinn. Carol Koho. Susan Gelber, Sara Jane Dudley. Robert Hopkins. Third row: Iohnny McKinnon, Mike Keller, Ianice Huddleston, Carol Lamlce. Leo Ely, Ierry Taylor, Ali Ollvera. Bob Wilkes, Tom Hardin. Inf ig, J R V First row: David Denton, Aedileg Cissy Mayo. Aedils: Iudy Marx, Scribe: Albert Iohnson, Iimmy Petree. Fred Forster, Consul: Ian Houqh, Consul: Susan Scribe: Ross Wade. Barry Hulfstetler. Ricky Marquis, Eckel. Ouaestor: Mary Rose Carmichael: Ouaestory lan Cheryl Boles, Miss Evans. Sponsor. Boykin, Praetorp Larry Weaver, Pmetor. Second row: LATIN CLUB The organization of the Latin Club is patterned after that of the old Roman government. The club consists of two groups-the patricians, or upperclassmen. Only the patricions are permitted to fill the hiqher offices, while the lower offices are consuls cmd prae- tors, who are the executive officers: Aediles, or pro- gram chairmonp Ansors, or roll-attendance secretaries: Scribes, recording secretaries and reporters: and Ouaestors, or treasurers. Min Evans Sponsor First row: Claire Evans. Scribe: Pat Worley, Scribe: Medlock, Marzzaret Spivey, Ianis Pearce. lemme Warren, Iudy Powers, Pruetor: Scott Kaderly, Consulg Pam Claire Anderson. Sara Witherspoon, Ioy Brandon, Luttrell, Consul: Ruthie Hubbell. Praetor: Freddie Hui- Marjorie May, Tommy Moore. stedler, Aedile: Ann Davis, Aedile. Second row: Glenn Flrit row: Sharon Burdine, Brenda Bell, lime Davies, Freddie Richards, Dole Eynon. Second raw: Mrs, Linda Kecr, lcxnice Hale. Goil White, Corel Ldmke, Beverly, Store Manager: Chuck Conner. BANK AILID stone Asslsnms 3 The friendly store assistants ore cr greot help to students who ore in need of school supplies ond cr variety of other Z' flV,Q sj X items. f , A NW, Students interested in helping in the store during stud , , tb X , , I Y NQILX fi ' 5 hull ond group periods mode their application through Mrs. ' K-Key' It lg Beverly, teacher of D.E. l f L l t A , X X 71 ,R Alice Ray cl Ierelyn Lee cash in at your , l 'flriendly bo , est. Woilinq on them are Chuck , ' L ' Conner ond Igxne tUnderwood. ,kk Mrs. Beverly Advisor x- r 1 , . , I Y - I 5:::,i4:frr:. - -4- f 2 ,,gC'kt..gtgigVAhQit- Lett to rillht: Bobby Gates. Marjorie May, Arlene Miller, Alice Ray Setiiiie. Diane Hampstead, Sarah Neal Cai-ringer. Nora Ann Henson. Ianice Iohnson, Mark Worsham, Mrs. Cooper, Sponsor. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS By working in the library, the assistants qain valuable experience in meeting and dealing with people. The duties of the li- brary assistants range from caring for the loan desk to keeping the shelves in order. There are many problems in managing so LIBRARY CLUB The students you see in the library, busily arranging books and stamping them, are all members of the Library Club. This is a new club at West this year, and Mrs. Cooper is the sponsor. Diana Hampstead Mallorie May President Vice-President many books, keeping records, and collect- ing fines. We students should thank the library assistants for making our use of the library easier and more profitable. The members of the club plan to attend the Library Convention in Chattanooga this spring. The nickname for the club is the Dewey Decimals. Alice Ray Setltlte Iudy -Wayman Secretary Treasurer PROJECTIONIST CLUB Fira! row: Richard Feerick, Danny Miller. Bud Ford. Tammy Moore, Dan DuPree. Robert Newman. Second row: Harrison White, Phillip Smith, Edwin Woodson. There is so much to say about the Pro iectionist Club and so little space to write it in. therefore we will tell you the Proiec- SCIENCE CLUB It is the aim of the Science Club, in this day oi everchanqinq and complex society oi automation, deep space probes, miracle druqs, and unceasinq wonders oi nature, to embark upon a course ot extracurricular ac- First row: Lynne Hubbell, Program Chairman: Mark Spivey. Vice-President: Mac Bailey, President: Dick Denton, Kali Benson, Secretary, Second row: Tommy Moore, Dauq Little, Bobby Oqdin, lack Ruqqles, Frank Norris. Sandy Quinn, Eddie Knight, David Witherspoon. Third row: Io Lacey, Io Ann Iohnson, Nancy Fraas, Mr, Hardin, Sponsor: Reed Tarwater. Gerald Cruze. Richard Denton, David Witherspoon, Sandy Ouinn. tionist Club is for boys or qirls interested in learning the operation of a movie projector. tivities to bring the future Scientist of America a better understanding of the world in which we live, The sponsor tor the Science Club this year at West was Mr. Hardin, who teaches Physics and Chemistry. Linda McPeake, Betty Gail Cooper, Mike Kennedy, Bud Ford, Robert Newman. Fourth raw: Lynn Smith. Ted Richter, Reed Tarwater, Max Nichols, Mr. Hardin, Span, sor: Bobby Rudder, Carol Newman. Danny Miller, Martha Smith, Carol Conner. t PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 1: Q. Q23 x Standing with cumam: Ted Richter, Vice'President: Dick Denton, President. Seated: Charles Freeman, Put Pierce, Robert Newman. Stundlnq: Ricky Farmer. Reed Tarwcter, Frank Fulton. Richard Feerick. Tommy Brandon. You'll never know how you look, 'til you git your picture took. This is the favorite slogan of the Photography Club, which hos been one ot the most contributing clubs at West High. .N fffw KT VT G-19 First row: Claude Hamer. Ilmmy Ballard, President: Bobby Robeson, Vice-President: Bud Ford, Secretary- Treasurer: luck Kiser, Sql,-at-Arms: Martin Shafer. Sql.-atsArn-ts: Greg Blankenship, Wayne Young, Paul Pearson, Ernest Biggs. Second row: David Hume, Reed Tarwater, Rodney Nelson, Larry Merritt, Wayne Majors. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is a new sports club at West this year. its membership is corn- posed oi boys who have lettered in football, basketball, baseball, or track. Sponsoring Gerald Cruze. Gary Anderson. loe Rutherford, Sandy Ouinn. Third row: Albert Iohnson, James Morris, Chuck Connor. Fourth row: Allen Schwartz, lohnny McKinnon. Leo Ely, Mike Keller, Danny Miller, Coach Ganz. Coach Smith. Coach Mitchell, Sponsors: lim Rutherford, Max Nichols, Mickey Williams, Steve Keelinq. the Student-Faculty basketball game and the West High Ice Hockey night have been among its activities for this year. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The office assistants, who are under the direction of Mrs. Wray, must be very reliable and dependable people because they usually handle confi- dential material. Their job consists of answering the telephone, filling out tardy slips and typing. First row: Carol Lamke, Mary Rose Carmichael, Susan Eckel, Helen Weaver, Pat Bowyer, Tommy Gene Moser, Margaret Spivey. Second row: Patsy Holt, Ian Boykin, Barbara Faster, Brenda Roberts, Eliza Knight, Ianice johnson, Pat Worley, Iudy Powers. 86 First row: Ollie Caylor, Secretary: loyce Marshall, Vice-President: Clar- ence Rutherlord, President: Ralph Ame mans, Susie Surqsnor, Publicity Chair- man. Second row: Annette leileries, Juanita Williams, Carol Roby. Linda Henry, Elvetta Woods, Linda Clabouqh. Gena Loveday, Larry Murrell, Iahn Coker. . E. CLUB The Distributive Education Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Beverly, inspires students to be independent, cooperative, and self- coniiderit. Being a leader, not a follower, is O. T. C. Office Training Club, better known as the O.T,C., is composed of students who have at least a C averaae. li cr student holds Flrlt raw: Cathy Brooms, President: Linda Lemons, lst Vice-President: Linda Henry, 2nd VicewPresident: Iane Underwuod, Secretary: Sue Dixon, Corresponding Sac- retary: Linda Chamberlain, Program Chairman. Second row: Ollie Caylor, Patsy Holt, Cissy Willis, Peqqy Miser. Ianet Hampstead, Patsy Klempt, Pat Wade, also one of the ideals of the club. The stu- dents leave school around lunchtime to work at their respective iobs throughout the city. this average. is recommended by present members, and has cr two-thirds vote of the members, he is eliaible for membership. Arlene Miller. lean Beavers, Clara Anderson, Sallie Ball, Linda Mitten, Susan Linkous, Linda Kear. Third raw: Mary Ann lrlarrill, Gail White. Linda Williams. Clara Mae Williams, Betty Chittum. lune Davies. Nora Henson, Linda Knight. Virginia Underwood, Pat Knight, Elvetta Wood, Linda Clabouqh, Marty Massenqill. Pint row: ludy Marx, Carolyn Krauss, Mary Walls. Chadwick Brown, lo Lacey, Diana Smith, Betty Gail Cooper, Barbara Griliith. lane Hooper, Martha Smith. THESPIANS The West High students' Thespiun So- ciety is camposed of students who have ob- tained ten points for achievements in acting, stage work, costuminq, and make-up. Kneeling: Doug Morrison, Vice-President: Allen Schwartz, Treasurer. Sitting: Betty Gail Cooper, Secre- tary: Diana Smith, President. Standing: lane Hooper. Second row: Mark Warshum. limmy Mooney, Allen Schwartz, Dauq Morrison, David Denton, Mr, Parts, Ad- visor, After one becomes elected, he must pre- sent a brief skit before the members, and then be formally initiated. Mr. Potts is this year's sponsor. limmy Mooney, Iudy Marx, Mr. Potts, Chadwick Brown, lo Lacey, Mark Worshum, Mary Walls. Martha Smith. David Denton. Barbara Grittith. Otllcerl-Martha Smith, Vice-President: lane Hooper. kins, President: Betty Gail Cooper, Treasurer: Barbara Activity Chairman: Eliza Knight, Secretary: Suzee Hop- Grittith, Membership Chairman. SPEECH AND DRAMA All students who are interested in public speakina are urqed to join West's chapter of the Speech and Drama League. Mr. Potts is the club director under whose able leadership the members are enabled to prac- tice the art of speech making. Flnt row: lo Lacey, Patti Bates, Carolyn Krauss, Mary Walls, Eliza Kniqht, Betty Gail Cooper, Barbara Griltith. Diana Smith. Second row: Beth Dabbs, Barbara Foster. Carol Conner. Suzee Hopkins. Martha Smith, Carol Smith. Linda Chamberlain. lane Hooper, Ann Sienk- One of the main purposes of the Speech and Drama League is to help students to further their learning in how to express them- selves and to further their interest in dra- matics. necht, Gail Comer, Sharon Adams. Third row: Mr. Potts, Sponsor: Doug Morrison. Ion McWhorter, Eddie Griliin, Bobby Rudder. lack Ruqqlos, Bobby Oqdin, Mike Kennedy. Mark Worsham. it ,X Al ' 89 Weekly meetings attract Rebels and others. .r Otlican-First row: Betty Dyer, Ann Sienknecht, Greg Blankenship. Second row: Cecelia Chilton. Bill Fry. Third row: Barbara Foster, lohnny Irwin, President: Nancy Frans. Danny Miller. 90 Young Life. . . Young Lite is a non-denominational Christian orqanization which meets once a week at homes of various West students. Iohnny Irwin acts as president for this year under the supervision of Scotty Manley and Cecelia Chilton. C. S. U. The Christian Students Union meets every morning before school. The leader of the group is Ann Sienknecht. After group sinqinq. the C.S.U. enjoys an inspirational talk and a closing prayer. An invitation is extended to all. Mn. Naomi Hlnu Guidance Counselor GUIDANCE Mrs. Naomi Hina. our guidance couselor, has been a great asset to West High School. She has worked tirelessly throughout the year helping students in selecting and ap- plying to colleges, obtaining scholarships, administrating tests, and giving information about tests, working out club schedules. and a hundred other things that happen her way. Mrs. Hina, even though her many other responsibilities-advising the WEST WIND Staff and the S.R.A. and teaching a journal- ism class-keep her busy all the time, will always take time to help a student with cz problem. 91 ,A ,J ' , K if ff! 4 . 9 -' f' z' K 4 'ff A - V, 4. Q 51X C w 'V ,xx-,4 f, W-N 3 '5 V - ' N fx 'Y H1 ., :eg , x 1 15 FF A V .ae if Fi, ,, 8 1 'z - ,' hirfbfza W , S S f -. 1, , R? 'af Q 4 Q f, , ' 5 4 ' T Y ' X 1 , V my -A 9 ' j 44 - . '? Qfwf 6 1 Q - - Q ff- Y 2 - 44 'l wx-' Q.: V ' 5 , X ur A 'W ,. x 'QE uf ff! ,,j?,f.,, 1 ' .ji J, T E Q AVV, A, Mm. Y, ' --dr.. 'fra K' W A n , F3 x S' X M 'Q .vii 3 Y ' . Agni, Q ' s fu . x lv 1 'n 'I P s V ! lp , u K., , 1 4 N s' ' 4 , ' vr -, L., 'Q ' ' ' WW? , r V, ,w , K t JF W A f xb is ' M .V , N X R X f' x , 5 1+ .2 a Q :- Q. aw ,X Alternate:-Phyllis Hutt. lan Grittith, Carol Smith, CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders are the spirit of West High. They are always behind the team. urging them on to victory, even when the going is rough. This year's cheerleaders, led by Pat Bowyer, head cheerleader, and Iudy Leinart, co-head cheerleader, helped to keep the spirit ot West alive and boost the morale ot the students when they felt low. The cheerleaders practiced at least once or twice a week during the summer in order to be ready ior football season in the fall. These girls deserve a lot of credit for their tireless efforts to make West the best school in Knoxville. Cheerleaders help promote school spirit by holdinq pep rallies. 94 K Vicki Creech Sophomore A Indy Lelnarl. Co-Cupkzin Senior VX f Eliza Knight Senior 1... .Q .2 W! X lun Hough Sophomore 4 IN ' 1 , xx fi . TC lerelyn Lea ' ' Iunior n fV,H-W X . 1431 Pct Bowyer. Caplcin Senior Belly Gall Cooper Junior FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Holslon T.S.D. Ieiierson Powell Eos! Farragut Halls Oak Ridge Open Rule Eeurden Kneeling Couch Mitchell. lack Kiser Cuplcm Couch Smith. Standing: Max Nxchols CoCcptQin, TEAM The Rebels captain this year was lack Kiser, our co- n ,nm captain was Max Nichols. Our team really had the support this season: the games were very well attended by our student and parents. Coach Marvin Mitchell and Assistant Robert Smith make up our coaching staff. They have wonderful job this season. Football Squad-I-'lnt row: Ernest Biggs, Danny Miller, Max Nichols. lack Kiser, Martin Shafer. Ioe Rutherford, Gary Robinson. lim Rutherlord. Gerald Cruze. Andy Holt. Second row: Paul Cimjno. Albert Iohnson, Tim Tucker. Icxmes Morris. Dale Eynon, Floyd Iohnson. Fmnk Norris, Iimmy Ballard, Johnny McKinnon, Robert Reeves. Third row: Coach Smith, Gary Anderson. Don Epps. Mike Keller. Mike Cheetum. Larry Merritt. Leo Ely. Ronnie Tallent, Wayne Young. Wayne Major. Torn Poison. Coach Mitchell. 97 -5' 2 iz , I, luck Klux Football Captain Max Nichols Tackle. Co-Captain I , Senior Letlerrnen z ., Y, 69335 Aa 'ax-in -u Q35 Manln Shafer Center Mos! Valuable Player The Most Valuable Player was elected this year, for the firsi lime, by the annual stall. Iimmy Ballard was unanimously elected for his outstanding playing. TAF iw T14 4,Q,f7ff4 MfaQ+21?5 IL c'yLc.M5' 'AWWUL R WW- , qiili --W A, ,wwe ly i M?2,Z.J?: d F5579 XL' +f,f,2,Q Q, M051 valuable Plqyefplmli agd .,fg,'if . W v f Q ' fygfa af, I --- Gary Robinson Tackle 1 it it 'l 'MJT Q . smgi, Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Marvin Mitchell Couch Couch Couch Smith and Coach Mitchell desexve much recognition for their tireless cmd unsellish efforts in coaching West Hiqh's football team. They both, in the short time they have been here, have earned love and respect from the student body. Gerald Cnne Danny Millar Robert llaavu Lett End High! End Winqbacl: , ht N ' '- 4' I 1... J, -,S hy msg . ,. K 1 '- ,. ta J 9 f .- : .l.,,,:-Q ...V ,, - ,V ...yu w it -Qu, ,J-Y.. 'Z-f1 :5f'i 1,445 Q., LEA M 'f.r: '5? . 99 VARSITY Coach Walter Ganz's West High Rebels opened their season this year with Claude Ramer, captain, the only returning letter- man. Other outstanclinq Senior lettermen were Ricky Farmer, Forward: Tony Randall, Center: Conn McConnell, Guard. Some- times cx strong bench can mean the diller- ence between victory or defeat. These reserves were Wayne Young, Greg Blank- enship, Russ Williams, Mickey Williams, Iohnny McKinnon, Frank Powers. lohn Coykendall has done an excellent job in manaqinq the varsity. Helping him was Allen Schwartz. From left to right: Conn McConnell, Claude Ramer, Ricky Farmer, Russ Williams, Tony Randall, Greg Blankenship, Flash Powers, Wayne Young, Iohnny McKinnon. Kneeling: Iohn Coykendahl, Allen Schwartz, Manaqers. 100 BASKETBALL IDI watches the Girls. as Claude Romer prac SENIOR LETTERMEN Claude Hamer Guard-Captain Conn McConnell Guard BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We 83 65 44 55 53 54 66 63 59 56 67 52 55 48 60 42 57 59 50 68 58 53 Maryville Alumni Powell South Young Becxrclen Central Rule Catholic Powell Carter Central East Rule Young Fulton Holston Bearden East Ccrrter Fulton South Holston Maryville They 45 43 40 57 55 59 57 69 44 61 60 39 73 59 52 61 42 62 61 Sl 63 68 Tony Randal Center Ricky Farmer Forward 'I02 Pint row: Rodney Nelson, Inky Younq. Dennis O'Callaghan. Gary Anderson, Ioe Rutherford. Russell Frost. Second row: Albert lohnson, Mike Irwin. Barry Huttstedler, ,lim Rutherford, Dennis Gallagher, Mr. Smith, Coach. B - TEAM BASKETBALL West I-liqh's B Team has done a re- markable iob this year under the superb coaching of Coach Smith. As our Baby Rebels entered the B Team District Tour- B TEAM We They 4l Maryville 49 41 Powell 57 41 South 60 60 Young 50 62 Bearden 53 59 Central 43 62 Rule 67 40 Catholic 63 50 Powell 54 48 Carter 28 39 Fulton 59 46 East 50 59 Central 43 50 Rule 56 53 Young 55 42 Holston 40 50 Bearden 55 55 East 76 61 Carter 43 44 Fulton 65 103 nament we had a record ot 7 wins and 13 losses. The tournament is played too late in the year to get its record, but a victory is in store for us we hope. Mr. Robert Smith Coach c Bobby Rohelon 1961 Baseball c - -.-'.'.f1,t .a.-s, captain lor 1952 . yj::.g.g ' :1 G'vQ . H- A53 . L W ., .. I4 l l 4 lv ff'-j.i.2Ax. ' 't fl Q il' jf s. .ul 5-A ' 'V' L , .. ' bf - 1 J Q. , l l ttf! L mffif. 63 ' W yt. . 5 ', ' . ' Agxu , ' .N N fy 5 gh t we 1.55. '.1.:xjA..... 3.3 , . D . , A .. s . 2..,..,, 36' Q: lagf A J ., ' Y ', 'xr , 4-L, - , -3'-fn s ,.. .Q , -1fis2fif2eis,,. X, - fs .fs ' t ,, ff lf-f. ' lQfzli1sil,J f ' Q M l . ,L 5 , ,. 1 1. 5' KA., Wx -,gf ,, Q Leh lo riqhl: Clarence Rutherlmd. Rodney Nelson. Wayne Yound. 1 -2: 'Q 1, 4 x 2 9 - -L .Q Q .V Q it .. N.. ,X . 1 4: Tffigfi ., '-..'-. ,I ew ' .. 1 . 4 j r ,J-.. rs, . :fwfr 1 - t lt' mt 4. N 'K if Yl 3:2 k '- 29 2 3 u :lr- X X- if x- N , - 4 .. .Hn - -t sz ...M L,, .N . ,G ff-Q11 ! A .W 1 j, ,,,,iV.t.,.,f1i, ,rik8a2li:5.iA.gxg-5,!f Mgt - -2.31 ' S ati S 0 'Q Q W gi6L'E-4!'A?'6' '95 . 5 a a Qi' n:g.f'1:-few uf, w ..,s,, ygwateilivx .ear .I ...!,5,.,' . .K 1N.p4my.s.x gpg Q Q , ll ifffff W ,W ' A 9-313' f g'g1gg:zSs:i:rw a:::g:'2gt3agg.r5lt l 'assa- -R 1 f ',s..ggggfsi-113' 'X t k5i9?lQr K ' 1960-61 had a very good baseball team who ended F N f ' 6 their season with IO wins and 5 losses. Under the gi, 4 'T ll A coaching of Mr. Robert Smith, Baseball had a very xv ,Q 1 . e QA- . ' -' rw - , ' t N K At N M ,- ,, . , 1-ghlgjg - QM! .W 4 W is., Q , ta l Wagga ,.,,.' bf ' exif - .- Y byggmfffj . . T -. ww- K. ' ID4 Squad Gmc lla-nkormhip Co-Captain successful 60-61 season. Due io the fact Baseball season has not started we are unable to picture the entire 1962 Baseball Team. Whcl's wrong Bob, don'l you know how? IOS Fin! row: Rodney Nelson, Bud Ford. Wayne Young, Clarence Rutherford, Mickey Williams. Bobby Han- shaw, Dennis Burdine. Sandy Quinn. Second row: Mr. Robert Smith, Coach: Greq Blankenship, Bobby Robeson, Ronald Faulknor. Danny Miller. Norman Hancock. lim Ammons, Gerald Owenby. Chuck Connor. I f f , L Flu! row: Claude Ramer's track shoes. Second row: Romer. Third row: Max Nichols, lim Rutherford, Ioe Wayne Majors, Gerald Cruze, lack Kiser. Claude Rutherford. Gary Anderson, Allen Schwartz, Manager. Al the starting block: Mr. Walter Ganz, Coach. TRACK This year's track team is looking forward to a very successful season under the coach- inq ot Mr, Ganz. Five oi our boys-Claude Ramer, lack Kiser, Gerald Cruze, Wayne Majors, and Max Nichols, lettered in track last year, and should be a great aid in lead- ing the Rebels to victory. - - 1962 TRACK TEAIVI N N , ax Nichols fuck Kiser 7x I F F f tizp ff' , if U 4 U u 7 V Q1 U 0 0 0 Swimming Tea This year the West High swimming team placed third in the Knox County swimming meet. For the first time there was only one meet. The number of entrants was limited to thirteen. Instead of 25 yards the distance of each heat was 50 yards. ITI 7 -1 if Pat Bowyer V Captain V U v U U fx'f'fj'l K ' t fr i:5t!,g49 ' I1 ' 'f-fs J Lynn Hubbell 0 9 CcrCaptuin mi WN The members of the swimming team were required to have eight practices to enter the meet. They practice every Thurs- day at the YWCA. The girls on the swim- ming team should be given a great deal of credit for their hard work and loyal en- thusiasm. 1 S gx I . -fe.-6... fx , f g 'Qs '--1 Flrll row: Betty Ghil Cooper, Melissa Cooley, lun Hough. Holly Freer. 5 Vencble. Ruthie Hubbell, Debbie Adams. Carol Lcmke, Patience Stair. Swimming Team Lil! lo rlqhlx Betly Gail Cooper, Linda Venuble, Carol Lumke, Patience Stu -'wb --N - ,,., 'gh N -mm' 0 'Qvvr UNT: is y econd row: Linda lr. Melissa Cooley. e. 'M 15..:ff M HU-'a ' 2 . - . . ' ' 'fir f' ,W g-- , .- -, '+'w:::w , N., , 111142 , ,Q -. , - , l i ,R Q.. 4 A v, ,,...t. , n vftiv 4: t V , . ' L im 52 .4 ws' 'i 5+-vt v , , , Q I n' 11 'F' .. ' - Q , ,X 5'iF9. '.in-v-...,, 5, Firlt row: Beth Pettit, Mary Lynn McWhorter. Elaine Miller. Melissa Cooley, Diane Hampstead, Ianet Hamp- stead, Christine Mcliinnion. Second row: Larry Weaver, Sandy Ouinn, Paul Pearson. Nancy Fooshee. Beth Dabbs, Peggy Miser, Carol Lamke, Susan Gelber. Vicki Creech, Melinda Dixon. Dan DuPree. BOWLING LEAGUE Linda Chamberlain. Sally Davis. Claire Evans, Iuhnny Loqan, Freddy Richards. Third row: Iesse Parker, lack Whiteman. Wayne Maiors, Alvin Keith. Frank Norris, Mike Keller. Iohnny Orr, Robert Reeves, Charles Free- man, Doug Little, Warren Schecle. Each year Mrs. Payne organizes bowling leagues from her language classes which rapidly expands to include many other students. The leaque bowls on Monday afternoon. What's the matter. luck? Do you think you could do better? Otticeru-Mary Lynn McWhorter. Vice President: Sandy Quinn. President: Melissa Cooley, Secretary-Treasurer. H0 fin! row: Lynne Hubbell, Kali Benson. Second row: Iudy Leinart. Ann Sienknecht, Becky Watson, Lynn Smith. Third row: Eleanor Lee, Carol Newman, Pal Bowyer. ALL CITY VOLLEY - BALI. TEAM This yecrr's all-city lecrm did G recxl good job in the tournament. These girls deserve cr lot of credit tor their efforts to bring to West cz victory. Wesl's ullbcily girls practice hard. l IH 41 3' NJ 'six 44 gb-,Z.,,q T 'Jw- -f .. ,QQ 'li' '21 3 . l 3 ,, Pi' - - 5.-. -a , .- . -fl: ,Z '- , ,.,,f f - ..u x. 'Jw 1 e 'X 15 3 f. Q . B v. ' vw, Q 1 Aa Q. ' A is J: v 5, qt? 1 .H Q 8. '-Q. 4 5 J' I fn +6 3 Q . .', ' 21' 5x U f' ' Q ' J' W' Q , - .I I 413' . 'fr S, .. ' Q Vw.- -N f , .wit are I :QI 3 D an .QQ 3 H 1, 1.-f., Q K I r 'X F .Q F? v ss .Q 1' , .e rx, l V. Q Y 3 , , Wai' aff ' A ,, it of ff -mf, 5: ,N-.f 'a .JW ' 'W' 5.53, W . If , :,.w,.- f' ' 9 'x...-W ' ,e fi - 1, -z 4' x'-2 :- g' 'V . .H R 'Q 4 9. H3 , wc 1 'Q !AJ' 25' 1112 2' ' 75: .. BEST DHESSED Iudy Lexnczri and Danny Miller WITTKEST BEST PERSONALITY Becky Wuison and Gary Robxnson Ann Sxenknechl and Conn McConnell ,L H' Q, 'gl Xf , J , W . r au I 3 fu., 1f0!L 7 l V .MLW x .,.' X .W M, ,. ,X In ,Ft f A Mt. J 'X Q 1134, il ,:m.e.,,. .. I .41r'5 A-Q0-X Sv Q I IKM. Q REQ- inf' 1 JSZr2 '1i:' J -x..,eQ'gw3 Qt ' ,ii M..,,,n -, V- X, . . six' J...-w q wng , list-- -az 1 ,is- , , ,V 'Q , f,.,.,,,,, . fi. kd! e- . ,K . H... A P ilflvv-4-1-fi I J' Q.-rl W Mn' iii. 5. ,,..,.,g,1.L..':t ll- RM... , , 44 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Iune Keith and Iohn Coykendoll MOST ATHLETIC Cissy Willis and Iimmy Bullard .lv 5-3121? -1 x MQ TQ: 151 f 'gy wb. if Ngagvli, W H, M,,l 1 -1. ' F. f 4 , vii' I , 0 ., 'K' f'f'2 ' .. V, .,.-, 4.x l MOST INTELLECTUBL Lynne Hubbell and Mark Spivey IERELYN LEE cmd GREG BLANKENSHIP HIUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES CLASS FAVORITES IAN HOUGH cmd l-'RED FORESTER HSOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES KEY CLUB SWEET HEART . , .MQ-1-...ff . ' M ... . ,. . ...,.Q-gwnu o MISS ELIZA KNIGHT 1 1 9 D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE Eliza Knight was nominated by the fctc- ulty, and elected by the Senior Class to re' ceive the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. The honor is obtained through the Iarnes White Chapter of the Dcmqhters of the American Revolution and is one of the highest awards a senior girl can receive. She is chosen for her outstanding dependa- bility, service, patriotism, and leadership. These qualities are essential to be a winner. but in addition to these, Eliza is recognized by her friendly smile, cheerful disposition, ability to get alone with others, cmd her willingness to help everyone. Eliza Knight Miss D.A.R. GIRL'S 8 BOY'S STATE Lynne Hubbell and Arthur Seymour were chosen by the faculty to represent West at the Girls' and Boys' State. These two annual programs last one week during Iune. The girls meet in Murfreesboro and the boys at Lebanon. The purpose of Girls' and Boys' State is to create a more active interest in local and state government. Lynne Hubbell Arthur Seymour Girls' State Boys' Slate 120 fx ,sf YN-vx Kali Benson A.Y.S,, Sweden A.F.S. from Japan, n Keiko Sulo Lamar Kniqhl American Field Servic Ted Hlchler I.C.Y.E. from Germany, now residin w'lh D ow residing with Dr, and Mrs q x r. and Gordon Bare Mrs. Felix G, Line I.C.Y.E.. Austria . 'zz F f ,, 4'., P, . NJ ' , Q9 E- Qin ,' 5 . '1 A-2' 'f 'ify,1,-E'f:pg-..:ga Q, V ASQ,-' f,' ', -A ,..4, : H- -j , 1- 11, -6., ,f, :,, In .0 .li-:Q mfg. wi- Af - A g .r ,fx an Muff. -ff :QQQ . a ' ' 11 1 ,-'A ,J g ,- X Xxx X K XXX A . f x, ,W ' 4 1 . xr . 1. l21 HOMECOMING ...... ...grey f. f..- ,f Q x . ,nk we Q' i ,. J Meg Sienlmecht Flower Girl wi tai! a X z ' is f ' 31 '.t.v:' ix' J Q., 'tm:'4 , . fi. E ' f if Y Richard Knight Crown Bearer Patrtctu Bowyer Homecoming Queen Lett to right: Alice Roy Setliite, escorted by Gary Robinsonq Ann Sienknecht, escorted by Arthur Seymour: Diana Smith, escorted by Sam Black: Becky Watson, escorted by luck Ruqgles: Patricia Bowyer. escorted by Clifford Cooke: Ian Griilith. escorted by Bob Elds ridge: Eliza Knight, escorted by Claude Hamer: Iulicx Bradley. escorted by Bailey Tolisonp Iudy Leinart, es- corted by Bobby Iones, 122 1 fi Patricia Bowyer is crowned und congratulated 1962 omecoming :wen 113 7 Alice Roy Setliiie Ian Griiiith .Mzmecoming Eliza Knight Indy Leinuri ' mm.-fr 124 if 4 . ..1. , 'Qi' fig? Becky Watson Iulia Bradley M2211 Cafbzdlafeaf Ann Sienknecht Diana Smiih xi .mc ws V ?.ff.sfgfff17fi aE:,fgfQ3jfi1s'7f Mac Bailey Pu! Bowyer David Hume Ian Griffith 126 7 Who s Lynne Hubbell so Eliza Knight Conn McConnell Claude Romer A,-qhur Seymour Ann Sienknech! , 111 W 1 -S Loft lu rlqht: ludy Leinart, alternate, David Hume, Icme Hooper, Arthur Sey- mour, Eliza Knight, Pat Bowyer. alter, nate. This year there were six speakers chosen, average. These speakers are chosen by the four regulars, and two alternates. To he a faculty on their speaking ability, appear- speaker one must have at least a B ance and speech content. This year's Senior Class Play, Sabrina Fair. will be presented April 6. Starring lan Griffith as Sabrina and Allen Schwartz as Linus, the senior class is lookinq forward to a very successful play. Flnt row: lack Huggies, Mary Walls, Iock Bailey. Front row: Alien Schwartz, Ian Grilttth, Danny Miller. Second row: June Keith, Allen Schwartz, Ian Griffith. Second row: Iune Keith, Mary Walls, Martin Shafer. Iudy Leinart, lane Hooper. Diana Smith, Martin Shafer. lane Hooper, Iudy Leinart. Third row: lock Bailey. Third row: Danny Miller, Bud Ford, Bobby Rudder. lack Ruqqles, Bobby Rudder, Bud Ford. 128 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, as the class of 1962, may look back fondly on the three wonderful years we spent at West. As sophomores, we found a whole new world opening to us in the form of parties, pep rallies before ball games, classes, and school elections. Toward the end of our first yem' of high school, we began to look tor- ward to the next year when we would be upperclassmen. Before very long we found ourselves in the fall of '60 as juniors. One of the high- lights of the year was the arrival of our long- awaited class rings. We closed another eventful year with mixed feelings. We re- gretted that another year at West had passed by so quickly and we anticipated the happy times ahead of us as seniors. In the spring the Iunior-Senior Prom became a reality and, needless to say, a complete SUCCESS. At last in September, 1961: we reached our goal and we were envied seniors. Of course, our senior year was the best of all and was filled with amazing events. ln the spring We gave our senior banquet and completed preparations lor Class Day and Commencement. As our high school days draw to a close, we realize that we have ended the best years of our lives, Although we have wit- nessed such tragedies as losing three of our fellow classmates we are ready to face the future with the realization that tomorrow is what we make it, i 129 .. . . . LVS71 Nohce the bug ears and long png WW tails, 93,3 rsh! Zv Q Sm, U, Qf 9 Q11 QQ you 00' C0111 W' 7' J' Q' 1250, I 801: do o Pg .OIQP W- W5 , lp Wop., She musk have been hom with u pie face! N0-P , Q5 O YN -Po 4:1 dosyve- 9 Nga QR-0 .wow 1466 wao X 'You really don't look like furmer. ' ' fm W! xc? 0582 -0 x Aoi. Notice-there is no change in his sex C1096 G3 cxppeall we 4 V' QQ , iifx., tg 3.5215-Lis 3 7 l - ISO .f-L00 dw! 415 xev 0 690 QW- . Y .- Nice WW . XY' auxe Se ISI S GQ-N I I A MSW. Becky go! u.new dress for gradu- ation. an We b or n Ugly X rx s yo ur tau A 'cava 0 -X09 X3 'R-e-1 OSP 5-F S9 ics ' 09 as PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bowyer Vivian E. Burch Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs Stephen Causseaux Mr. and Mrs W. Ralph DePree Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Frass Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gelber Heins Iewelers Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Lamar Knight Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Leinart Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Little Mr. and Mrs. F. Dwight McDonald Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McWhorter Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oqlesby Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iohn Pitts, Ir. Milburn Roberts Oscar Schwarzenberq Arthur G. Seymour Charles Sienknecht Keller Smith Oliver Smith H. E. Spivey Strasburqer Maurice Suggs R. M. Walker, Ir. . Magdalene Walls Herman Wayland and Mrs. R. V. Weaver and Mrs. I. Wesley Worley and Mrs. Nelson Venable and Mrs. George A. Zirkle Beverly lean Beavers 4019 Kingston Pike SENIOR DIRECTORY Lloyd Allison 416 Unaka Street Transferred from Erwin High School. Asheville. North Carolina. Ralph Ammon: Y.M.C.A. Key Club 12: D.E. Club Officer 12: D.E. Spelling Con- test Winner 12. I-all Babb 2751 Iersey Avenue D.E. Club 12: Store Assistant 12: Bank Assistant 12. Iohn Brown tlockl Bailey 3627 Woodland Drive French Club ll: Senior Superlatlve 12: Bowling League 11: Most Eligible Bachelor Candidate 11: Follies ll. 12. Winners 11. Mac Balley 4205 Holloway Drive Latin Club Consul 10: Key Club ll, 12: Boys' County 11: Science Club President 12: N.H.S. 12: Home Group Otficer ll: Home Group President 12: Who's Who 12: S.R.A. 12. Ilmmy Ballard 2515 E. Fifth Avenue Transferred from Fulton High School 11: Football 12: Lettered 12: All- A Team 12: City All-Stars 12: Base- ball 12: President ot Varsity Club 12: Senior Superla- ilve 12. French Club ll. 12: Young Life 10, 11: Bowling League ll: F.T.A. ll. 12: S.R,A. 11: Follies ll. 12: F.H.A. 12: O.'I',C. 12. Katherine Ruth Benlon 611 Cheowa Circle WEST WIND Reporter 10, News Editor 11. Managing Editor 12: N.H.S. ll, 12, Secretary 12: Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Secretary 12: Independent Volleyball Winners ll: City Volleyball Team 12: Senior Superlative 12: Latin Club Scribe 10: French Club ll. 12. President ll: S.R.A. ll, 12, Secretary 12: A.F.S. Student-Sweden: Home Group Olficer 11. 12: Science Club 10, Secretary 12: Photography Club 12: Tennessee State Press Con- vention 11. 12: Follies 11, 12: Bowling League Secretary ll: F.T,A. ll. 12: F.H.A. 12: Senior Class Treasurer 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10. Palrlcla Bowyer 2200 Woodson Drive Home Group Oilicer 10, 11, 12: Senior Class Secretary 12: Latin Club Aedile 10: S.R.A. ll, 12: Spanish Club ll, 12. President 12: Choir 10. ll. 12-2 Quill and Scroll President 12: WESTERNER Staff 10, 11, 12. Editor-in- Chiei 12: Who's Who 12: Swimming Team 10, ll, 12. Captain 12: Oflice Assistant 12: Library Assistant 10, ll: Cheerleader 10, ll. 12, Head Cheerleader 12: Senior Superlative 12: 1962 Homecoming Queen: Young Life 10, 11: All-City Volleyball Team 12: Optimist Bowl Queen Candidate 11: Follies 10, 11, Winners 10: Glrls' Trio 11: Bowling League 11. lulia Bradley Andrew Iohnson Hotel Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Follies ll. 12: Youth Appreciation Week Parade l2: Choir 12: Latin Club 10: Home Group Officer 10: WESTERNEH 11, 12. Ad Manager 12: F.H.A. Oiticer 12: Library Assistant 10. 11: Olfice Assistant 11. 12: Young Life 10, 11. 12: Senior Superlotive 12: F.T,A. 11: Speech and Drama League 10. Cathy Broome 2722 Middlebrook Pike Senior Class Publicity Chairman 12: Senior Superlative 12: O.T.C. President 11, 12: 1-'.H.A. 12: Follies 12: Independent Volleyball Champs 11: Spanish Club 10, 'ICN 11: Home Group President ll: Bowling League 11: N.H,S. 12: Tri-1'li-Y 11: S.l7l.A. 10. 11. 12: WEST WIND Representative 12. Barbara Chadwick Brown 3520 Islcagna Drive Transferred from Fairfax Hall 11: Young Life ll: Bowling League 12: Art Club 12: F.'l'.A. 12: F.I-LA. 12: C.S.U. 12: Thespians 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Choir ll. 12: Follies 11. 12. Sarah Neal Carrlnger Science Club 10: F.H.A. 10. 1 brary Assistant ll. 12: Librar Spanish Club ll. 12. Ollie Caylor 1024 Bluff View Drive 1. 12: F.'1'.A. 11. 127 Lis y Club 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11: Tarleton Home O,T.C. Parliamentarian ll. 12: Young Lite 11: D.E. Club Secretary 12. Betty Io Chlttum F.1-l.A. 10. 12: O.T.C. ll, 12. 1625 Forest Avenue lolm Coker 2515 Sutherland Avenue Baseball 10: Band 10, ll: D.E. Club Officer 12. Linda Clabough 3117 Vandeventer Avenue O.T.C. 11. 12: DE. Club 12: Store Assistant 12. Patty Lou Clayton 503 Wesley Road Transferred from Bearden High School 12: Art Club 12. lohn Coylrandall 538 Scenic Drive Art Club 10. ll, 12: Spanish Club 10: Follies 11. 12: Senior Superlative 12: Basketball Manager 12: Stage Crew 10: Young Lite 10. Beth Dabbs 515 Scenic Drive F.H,A. Officer 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Bowling Team 12: Choir 11. 12. Richard I. Denton 3617 Talahi Drive WEST WIND 10. Il. 12. Photographer ll. Editor-in-Chief 12: N.1-LS. 12: Bowling League 11: Latin Club 10: l.L.C. Convention 10: Science Club 10, ll, 12, Oflicer 12: Math Team 11: Math Award 11: Quill and Scroll 11, 12. Officer 12: S.R.A. 11. 12: Student Handbook 10: East Tennessee High School Press Association 10. Convention 11. 12: National Scholastic Press Associa- tion Convention l2: Young Lile 10: Knoxville Iunior Academy ol Science 11. IZ, Vice-President 12: Science Fair 10, 11, Filth Place 10, Honorable Mention ll: U.T. Honors Programs 11: National Science Foundation Summer Program 10: Photography Club President 11, 12: Stage Crew ll. 12:'Track Manager 10: Protec- tionists Club 12: Follies ll, Winners ll: Key Club 10. 11. 12. Ricky Farmer 917 Frances Street Science Club 10: Photography Club 12: Basketball 10, 11. 12: Track 11: Spanish I 10: Art Club 12: Young Lile 10, 11. 12: Stage Crew 10: Follies ll, 12. Richard T. Feoriclr Maloney Road Science Club ll, 12: Photography Club 11, 12: Vice- President ll: Proiectionist Club 12: Bowling League 11: Follies 11. 12: French Club 11: Stage Crew 11. 12. Bud Ford 3907 Bellemeade Avenue Baseball 10. ll. 12: Basketball Manager 11, 12: Foot- ball Manoger 10. ll, 12. Head Manager 12: Key Club 11, 12. Oitlcer 12: Young Lite 10. 11. 12: Varsity Club Otlicer 12: Science Club 12: Proiectionist Club 11. 12: SENIOR DIRECTORY Follfes 11, 12: Stage Crew 11, 12: City-County All-Star Manager 12: Latin Club 10. Frank Fulton 1123 Nokomis Circle Science Club ll: Photography Club 11, 12: Bowling League 11: Latin Club 10. Eddie Griffin 4411 Sutherland Avenue Transferred from Bearden High School 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Art Club 12: Baseball 12: Follies 12: C.S.U. 12: Bowling League 12. lanfce Mille Griffith 614 Blows Ferry Road French Club 10, 11, Officer 10: Follies 10, 11, 12, Win- ners l0: F.T.A. 11, 12: Who's Who 12: Library Assistant 10. ll: WESTERNER Ad Staff 11, 12: Altemate Cheer- leader 12: Senior Superlative 12: Bowling League 11: Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Young Life 11: Home Group Olffcer 10: Knoxvtlle's First Iunior Miss- l962: Speech and Drama League 11, 12, Rachel Ann I-lambrlqht 1817 Lake Avenue Spanish Club 10. 11: F.H.A. 11: F.T.A. 12. Linda Henry 1603 Forest Avenue O.'l'.C. ll, 12, Officer 12: D.E. Club 12. Nora Ann Henson 5407 Timbercrest Drive Band 11, 12: O.T.C. 11: Library Club 12: Choir 11, 12: All-City Choir ll, 12: Library Assistant ll, 12. Inns Hooper 701 Forest Heights Drive First Prize-Symphony Tune Writinq Contest 10: Third in State Oratorlcal Contest 10: Second in State Finals for Speech and Drama League Poetry Interpretation 10: Home Group Officer 10: Knoxville Symphony Scholar- ship 1U: Bowling League 10: Art Club 10. 12: Speech and Drama League 10, 12: Thespians 10, 12: WBIR High School Reporter 12: WEST WIND Feature Writer, Exchange Editor 12: N,H.S. 12: Quill and Scroll 122 Finalist in Knoxville lunior Miss Pageant 12: French Club 10, 12: Finalist for WKGN Scholarship 12. Susan Elizabeth Hoplrlnl 1720 Lake Avenue Transferred from Hatboro Horsham High School 11: Speech and Drama League 12: Spanish Club 11: French Club 11: Follies 11, 12 Winners ll. Lynne Hubbell 1007 Southgate Road WEST WIND 11, 12, Ca-News Editor 11, Copy Editor 12: N.1-1.5. ll, 12, Program Chairman 12: Most Gut- standing Sophomore Award 10: Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Vice-President 12: Science Club Officer ll, 12: Ganza- teers 10: Latin Club quaestor 10: French Club ll, 12: Bowling League Captain ll: Swimming Team 10, ll, 12, Co-Captain 12: All-City Volleyball Team 12: Volun- teer Girls' State Delegate 11: East Tennessee High School Press Convention 10, 12: Tennessee Press Cone vention ll: National Press Convention 12: Senior Super- lative 12: Who's Who 12: National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12: State Math Contest 10, ll: S,R.A. 10, ll. David Hume 4229 Holloway Drive Track Team 10, ll: Baseball Team 12: Key Club 11. 12, Officer 12: Latin Club 10: Science Club 10, 112 N.H.S. Il, 12, Officer 12: S.H.A. 12: President of City- County N.H.S. 12: Math Contest 10. 11: Varsity Club 12: Who's Who 12, Penny Hutchinson 1538 Highland Avenue French Club 10, 11, Officer 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10. ll: Science Club 11, 12: Photography Club 11. 12: F,T.A. 11. 12: Speech and Drama League 12: S,R.A. 12: WEST W1ND Representative 12: National Merit Scholarship Com- mended Scholar 12: N.H.S. 12: Bowling League 11. Inlmny lrwln 131 Haywood Avenue Young Llfe 10, 11, 12, President 12: Art Club 10, 12: Proiectionist 10, ll, 12: WESTERNER Ad Staff 12: Follies 10, 11, 12, Winners 11: Senior Superlative 12. Vfrqlnla Annette Iolfreyl 7712 Nuhbln Ridge Road S.R.A, 10: All-City Choir 10, 11: Follies 11: Spanish Club 10: Office Assistant 10: Girls' Trio 11: DE. Club 12: Choir 10, 11, 12. lanlce lohnnon 3103 Middlebrook Pike WEST WIND ll: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11: Office Assistant ll. 12: Library Assistant 12: Library Club 12: F,T.A. 12: F.H.A. 11: O.T.C. 11: N.H,S. 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Art Club 12: Latin Club 10: Chairman for the March of Dimes 12: Ganzateers 10. Scott Kadelly 6703 Stone Mill Road Transferred from Bearden High School 12: Theepians 12: Home Group President 12. Iune Elizabeth Keith 1822 Lily Avenue Science Club ll: Band 10, 11, 12: Choir 12: Latin Club 10: All-City Band 10, 11, 12: 'l'rirHi-Y 10. ll: WEST WIND Stall 10: Senior Superlative 12: Ganzateers 10. llmmy Kennedy 910 Woodside Street Bowling League 11: Spanish Club 10, 11: Follies 11. 12. Winners ll. Milne Kennedy 1924 Yale Avenue WESTERNER Ad Staff 12: WKGN Scholarship Finalist 12: Follies 11, 12, Winners 11: Latin Club aedlle 10: Young Lite ll, 12: C.S.U. 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Science Club 11, 12. lack Ktnr 1414 Lakeland Drive Football 10, ll, 12, Lettered 10. ll, 12, Football Captain 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club ll, 12: Varsity Club 12: Bowling League 11: Young Life 10, 11, 12. Eliza Knlqht 3816 Maloney Road Latin Club aodile 10: French Club 11: Spanish Club Olticer 12: F.T.A. 10. 11, 12: F.H.A. 12: Speech and Drama League 10, 11, 12. Officer 12: All-City Choir ll, 12: Home Group Officer 10, ll, 12, President 10: Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award 12: Key Club Sweetheart: Cheerleader ll, 12, Alternate 11: Follies 10. ll, 12, Winners 11: WESTERNER Literary Staff 10, 11, 12: Chair 11, 12: S.R.A. ll, 12: Who's Who 12: Girls' State Alternate ll: Knoxville Symphony City Schools' Vocalist Contest Winner. Anite Flower: Lackey Terrace Avenue Transferred from Ramsey High School. Birmingham, Alabama: Choir 12: Follies 12. Judy Leinart 2201 Lake Avenue F.T.A. Officer 10, 11, 12: F.H.A. President 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 10: French Club ll: Follies 10, 11, 12. Winners 10: WESTERNER 11, 12, Circulation Manager 12: S.R.A. 10: Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Home Group Officer ll. 12, President ll: May Queen ll: Senior Supetlative 12: Co-Head Cheerleader 12: lnde- pendent Volleyball Champs 11: All-City Volleyball Team 12: Young Life 10, 11, 12: Choir 12: Bowling League ll. 135 SENIOR DIRECTORY Linda Lemons 717 N. Liberty Street Spanish Club 10. ll: F.H.A. ll. 12: Store Assistant ll: F.T,A. 10, ll: Follies 12: O.'l'.C. 10, ll. 12, Officer 12: Science Club 10: Volleyball Champions ll: Bowling League 11. loyce Ann Marshall 1820 Lonas Drive F,H,A. Officer 10: D.E. Officer 12. Conn McConnell 2205 Terrace Avenue Transferred from Nashville West High School ll: N.H.S. 12: Senior Class Vice-President 12: Basketball ll. 12: Key Club 11. 12: WESTEHNER Staff 12: Science Club ll: Senior Superlative 12: Outll and Scroll 12. lon McWhorter 4633 Wye-Way Road Spanish Club ll: Speech and Drama League 12: Follies ll. 12: Senior Superlative 12: Young Life 10. ll: C.S.U. ll: Bowling League ll. Carolyn Meadows 3113 Van Deventer D.E, Club. Danny Miller 4211 Crosby Drive Football 11, 12: Lettered ll. 12: Tennis 11: Baseball ll, 12: Science Club ll. 12: Prolectionist Club 11. 12: Art Club 12: Choir 12: Young Life ll, 12, Officer 12: C.S.U. ll, 12: Senior Superlative 12: French Club 11. 12. President 12: Varsity Club 12: Hi-Y ll: Bowling League ll. Tommy Gene Moser 2509 Woodson Drive Latin Club aedtle l0f Tri-Hi-Y 10. ll, Officer 11: Office Assistant ll. 12: F.l-1.A. 12: Follies 12: WEST WIND Representative 12. Larry Murrell 4813 Chambliss Avenue Band 10. ll: D.E. Club 12. Carol Newman 1115 E. Nolcomis Circle S.R.A. 12: Swimminq Team 10: Latin Club 10: Science Club 10: F.T.A. 12: Follies ll. 12: N.l'l.S. 12: French Club ll, 12: Quill and Scroll 12: WEST WIND News Reporter ll, Circulation Manager 12: Champion Volley- ball Team ll: City Volleyball Team 12: Home Group Officer 10. ll: National Press Convention 12: Bowling League ll: Youth Appreciation Week Parade 12. Max Bishop Nichols. lr. 2329 Sutherland Avenue Football ll. 12: Lettered ll, 12: Co-Captain Football 12: Track ll: Varsity Club 12: Key Club 10, ll, 127 Spanish Club 10: Bowling League 11: Science Club ll, 12. Bob Oqdln 6008 Dorchester Drive Transferred from Bearden High School IZ: Key Club 12: Science Club 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Choir 12: Senior Superlatlve 12: Youth Appreciation Week Parade 12: Follies ll, 12. Pat Pierce 2016 White Avenue Latin Club 10: F.1-LA. 10: Tri-1-li-Y 10. Officer ll: C.S.U. ll: Science Club 11: Library Assistant 11: Photography Club Secretary ll, 12. Cm-nl Baby 2444 Sutherland Avenue F.H.A. 11: D.E. Club 12. Claude Hamer 637 Kenesaw Avenue Latin Club 10: Science Club ll: Varsity Club 12: Key Club ll, 12. President 12: N.l l.S. ll, 12, Officer 12: Basketball 10. ll, 12, Captain 12: Track 10, ll, 12: Senior Superlative 12: Senior Class President 12: Mem- ber of Sophomore Championship Volleyball Squad 10: l36 WESTERNER Staff Business Manager 12: Most Eligible Bachelor 10: Who's Who 12. Howard A. fTonyl Randall 1405 Forest Avenue Basketball 10, ll. 12: Spanish Club ll. Robert Reeves 464 E. Hlllvale Football 10. ll, 12. Letlered 10, ll, 12: Track 10, ll, 12: Science Club ll: Spanish Club 10: Varsity Club 12: Follies 10. ll, 12. Winner 11: Praiectlonlst Club ll. 12: Young Life 10. ll: Sophomore Volleyball Champs: Bowling League ll. 12. Ted Richter 4063 Alta Vista Way Entered as Exchange Student 1961 from Christophe- vusschule. Aitensteiq: Key Club 12: Science Club 12: ghotography Club Vice-President 12: WEST WIND taff IZ. Robert Allen Robeson 2821 Brock Avenue Track 10: Baseball ll. 12, Captain 12: Science Club 12: State Math Contest 10: Lettermens Club Vice President 12. Gary Robinson 1701 Fay Street Football 10. ll. 12. Lettered 10. ll, 12: Track 107 Speech and Drama League 12: Follies ll, 12. Winners ll: Young Life 10, ll, 12: C.S.U. 10, ll: Senior Super- lative 12: Varsity Club 12: WESTERNER Staff 12: Sophomore Volleyball Champs: S.R.A. ll. 4705 Santala Drive Bobby Rudder Transferred from Bearden 12: Science Club 12: Band 12: Speech and Drama League 12: West Follies 12: Young Life 12: C.S.U. 12: Baseball 12. 6926 Stone Mill Road Transferred from Bearden 12: Science Club 12: Key Club 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Follies 12. lack Rugqles William Clarence Rutherford 218 Ailor Avenue Key Club 10, ll. 12: Baseball ll, 12: D.E. Club President 12: State Math Contest 10. Xslko Sato 3816 Maloney Road American Field Service Student from Iapang Spanish Club Officer 12. Lynn Schwarxenherg 7007 Sherwood Drive F.'l'.A. 10, ll, 12: S.R,A, ll. 12: Latin Club 10: French Club ll. 12: Swimming Team 10: Follies 10, ll, 12. Winner ll: WEST WIND Stall ll: WESTERNER Staff 12: State Student Council Convention ll: A.F.S. Finalist 113 Home Group Officer 10: Speech and Drama League 10. ll: Bowling League ll: Young Life 10, 11. Allen Schwartz 3818 Sequoyah Ave. Transferred from Chattanooga High School ll: Thes- pians ll. Officer 12: Varsity Club 12: Key Club ll, 12: Speech and Drama League 11. 12: Track Manager 11, 12: Basketball Manager 12: WEST WIND Sports Staff 11, 12: Latin Club ll: Bowling League 11. Allen Sctuddar 617 Clttco Art Club 10, ll, 12. Alice Ray Setllffe 3309 Montlake Drive Transferred from Dobyns-Bennett High School, Kings- port, Tennessee: F.H,A. Officer 12: 1.ibrary Assistant 12: Library Club Officer 12: Homecoming Queen Candl- date 12: Spanish Club ll: WESTERNER Literary Staff 12: Young Life Pianist 12: Follies 11, 12, Winners 11: SENIOR DIRECTORY Choir Accompanist ll. 12: All-City Choir Accompanist 12: Senior Superlattve 12: Glr1's Trio ll: Home Group Officer 12: Youth Appreciation Week Parade 12. Arthur Seymour 2046 Terrace Avenue Boys' State 12: President, S.R.A. 12: WET WIND Busi- ness Manager 12: Key Club ll. 12: N.H.S. 12: Latin Club 10: French Club 11, 12. President 12: National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12: Quill and Scroll Current Events Quiz Winner 12: Senior Superlatlve 12: Home Group President 12: S.R.A. Representative to State Student Council Convention 11. Martin Shaler 2024 Ogden Avenue Track 10, 11, 12. Lettered 10. ll. 12: Football 10, 11. 12, Lettered 10. ll. 12: Bowlinq ll: Follies 10. ll, 12: Young Lite 10, ll: Varsity Club 12: WESTERNER Ad Staff 11, 12. Alice Anne tTlssie1 Smith 6606 Holt Lane Transferred from Pine Crest, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida ll: Bowling League ll. 12. Secretary ll: F,'l'.A. ll: WESTERNER Ad Stalf 11. 12: Follies 11. 12: Spanish Club ll, 12: Choir 12: Younq Life ll, 12: C.S.U. ll: May Queen Candidate 11: Trl-Hi-Y 11: F.H.A. ll. 12: Ofllcer 12. Charlotte Ann Slenknecht 1119 Kenesaw Avenue Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: N,H.S, 12: S.R.A. 10, 11, Representative 11: Inter-High Council 10, ll. 12, President 12: Young Lite IO, 11, 12, Ollicer 11, 12: C.S.U. 10, 11, 12. Leader 12: French Club 11, 12: Latin Club praetor 10: Swimming Team 10: WESTERNER Staff 12: Follies 10, 11. 12: Winners 10: F.'1'.A. 11. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10: F.H.A. 12: All-City Volleyball Team 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Ollice Assistant 10. ll: Who's Who: Senior Superlative: Youth Apprecia- tion Week Parade 12. Evelyn Diana Smith Rl. 21. Kingston Pike Cheerleader ll: Latin Club consul 10: Home Group Officer 10. ll: Thespians President 12: Dramatics 10. ll, 12: French ll. 12: Follies 10, 11. 12: Young Life 10, ll: C.S.U. 10, ll, 12: Bowling League 11: WEST- ERNER Stall ll, 12: Homecoming Oueen Candidate 12: Trl-Hi-Y 10: Youth Week Representative 10, Mary Lynn Smith 1723 Laurel Avenue WEST WIND 10. ll, 12. Exchange Editor ll, Feature Editor 12: N.H.S. 12: French Club ll, 12: Latin Club 10: Tri-Hi-Y 10: Science Club 12: Youth Week Repre- sentative l2: National Scholastic Press Convention 12: City Volleyball Team: Quill and Scroll 12: S.R.A. Rep- resentative l2: Bowling League 11: Follies 11, 12. Marlr Allen Spivey 4633 Lyons View Pike Science Club 11. 12. Vice-President 12: N.H.S. 11. 12, President 12: French Club ll. 12: Key Club 11. 12. Treasurer 12. Stuart Strong 4013 Alta Vista Way Transferred from Tuscaloosa High School 12. Sulle Evelyn Surgenor 1518 Grand Avenue O.T.C. 11: D.E. Club Reporter 12. Oliver Reed Tarvrater 1712 White Avenue Basketball Manager 10. ll. Lettered 10, 11: French Club ll. 12. Vice-President 12: Science Club 11. 12: Photography Club 11. 12: Key Club 12: WEST WIND Representative 12: Varsity Club 12. Robert Patterson Walker 3860 Taliluna Avenue Football 10. ll. Lettered ll: Spanish Club 10, 11, Vice- Preslclent 11: Track 11: Bowling Team 11. 12: Young Lile 10, ll, 12: Follies 10, ll, 12: WESTERNER Ad Staff ll. 12. Carol Io tCarril Walker 41 lomendowa Lane Transferred from Bearden High School IZ: Art Club 12. Mary Ellxabeth Wall! 92516 Oak Avenue Transferred from Lafayette High School ll: Follies 11. 12: Speech and Drama League 12: Thespians 12. Rebecca lane Watson 519 Mellon Road Latin Club 10: French Club 11: F.T.A. ll, 12, President 12: F.1'l,A. ll, 12, Ollicer 12: Young Lite 10, ll. 12: Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: City Volleyball Team 12: WESTERNER Ad Staff 12: S.R.A. Altemate 10: Follies 10. ll. 12- Winner 10: Bowling League 11: C.S.U, 11. 12: Senior Superlative 12. Helen Weaver 4150 Lyons View Pike Spanish Club 10, 11: F.H.A. 10, 11. 12: Trl-Hi-Y 10. 11: Art Club 10, 11. 12: Follies 10, 11, 12: Bowling League ll: Youth Week Representative 12: WEST- ERNER Art Editor 12. Brenda Welle Apt. 6004, Forest Hills Village Longview Road Translerred lrom New Kensington High School, Penn- sylvania: D.E. Club 12. Lanelle Whitley 3938 Brlcraote Avenue Bowling League 11, 12, Secretary ll: Spanish Club 10. 11: French Club 12: Art Club 10, ll, 12: Library Club 10, ll: Library Assistant 10, ll: F.'l'.A, 11. 12: F.H.A. ll. 12: Beauty Ball Queen Candidate 12: Trl-Ht-Y 10. ll. President 10. Secretary 11: Follies 12. Flora Wilkerson 1001 W. Clinch Avenue Spanish Club 10, 11: Art Club 10, 11. Wllllam Wllkel 2021 W. Cumberland Avenue Translerred from Woodrow Wilson High School, Beckly, West Virginia: Spanish Club Secretary 12. 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