West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

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Remnhber how l burst into vivid flames of friendships, haf ne xteachers, of new scopes of study, of football, ot cheerleaders. Now m year is almost over. No, it is not over, for I am West's spirit, never to be con- X cluded. u will be with me forever, since youixrriemories are my dreams. N l am the teachers who offer ability and sincerity. I am the learning that yields wisdom, and hope, and excitemem. X. l am especiallykeach student. We worked together at West. Some of us tried to do our best and did. Some of us could give ourselves to the vastness of the challenge. I shall do better for West. It is proud to accomplish. l am all the hustle and bustle that echoed over my pride, I am all the interests at West that have given me my Western vim, from the French Club tothe S.R.A. l am the spirit that made West a good sport. l am the players who tried for me under the watching sun and the cold, brittle stars. I am the cheerleaders wha gave me assurance of victory. I arn the ioy of the Homecoming Queen. l am the seniors who made West's Superlatives. l am graduation, surging from my spirit to the world. Take these pages to mind and heart. As you lived them, you made me great, as West's spirit will always be, Walter Goodwyne 142:-QLK YQ . , +A' V ff 3-'gr . , s- . --. ,, ,. -- . .9---0' V 14- X N I I :i??jjf'A ' ' ., ax . - h K4 - fierce?-r' ff i ,V gr m.s-.-.Q i I 'ii is E is Mis- me , ,Ln M i i W V L il -V i F g Y A V, 1 l H -N 1 A 1 4 Wfffo NTE rxwsff N2 1' fa 2-,-F-ff NW' HiI,!9ENTS 2 10 li 5 1,45 ACT I V t A Q 5 EE Egfjnimes LL , ADYCEEQQERSH3' nf 1 DEDICATION To cr gracious teacher, whose abilities have inspired us, whose friendship has blessed us, whose instruction has captivated us . . . to a teacher of knowledge and fidelity, we the i963 Westerner Staff, dedicate this annual, hoping that it may express and verify our admiration for her service and sincerity. She illustrates the post, transporting our attention far away to a realm of vivid dreams, that teach us that the meaning of great literature is the significance of great ideas. By causing the past to be less remote, she causes the present to be less obscure, And if we envision the Three Weird Sisters some dingy evening, we can say, Here are the witches l read about in Macbeth. But we know who taught us the why's and therefore's and who fathomed those unruly phantoms. interest is her direction and our ambush. As she read Burns one day this year, we bee came entangled in the marching words and enchanted by the witty meaning. When she reads, her audience hears a vision. Her own wit is wonderful. How is it possible to thank a teacher, who has merged grammar, friendship, English, Literature, and rewarding insight into one course? May this, the i963 Westerner, be merely a token of our gratitude to you, Mrs. Hooper, for your time, your patience, your work, and your great precision. 5 Q fm, , ,4 33' 2 ill S-ul An for wesf High stand up and hauled V Y A A 22 Q ff Which cheerleader doesn'l know the cheer? The day ihe rains come. South 35, West 33 me u,,,1.,g, n.,,g, -.4 . Q L4 QM1 ,,,,, L. vf' LWJ, X pq ,v g 3' -. -v E R Q., rm, gel: W, ,- .. . N gi un f fif N X I K, if V L- V , L . - r 5 f WN' - . H x. Qligfa 1,34 is , , - 51af,...-rig, K 7 .fx t' .X 'S211 :Zh A N.,,,.,',,1,,. 'f An Y R W JK. ,,,.l f'E31W4i,'W ' , V 1 'S 55' 'Q s jx.!ljy L .- Q: v 'Q gg, Qs J ll , ,rf J 'V' f ','ifgf'5 E-' u I 'YG g VW' w. .Q..,. ., I. L gpm M JPN , 2153? ,, 1 ' xv L n the nag on she siudent. fa-,M 3:2 W Q . . X n 1 Q Q x . X 1 I 113 N13 .Y fa Freshman hands clean up Wild West. ...g 4. ef 5 L..-Y' A Gov c problem? And now u word from our sponsor. .inn fu 'Sf t, M QQQF 1-N ,gf ry. -. .,.. ,, N1 O 2 3 ,45- 6 fi ' 1' QR gif 33 ,SA QQ fx 5 , 'MEAE if .K s 0. , gin.: ' b 4 fn Q W M 2 L l fa f f, iff, Q ' SEATED: Mr. Roy E. Linville, lsr Vice President, Mrs. Robert G. Chapman, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Alex A. Shaf- er, Secrercryp Dr. John H. Burkhart, President, Mr. Rob- ert E. Ray, 2nd Vice Presidenl. Mfr T- N- lclmslon Dr Roy Wallace Drreclor of Insrrumon Mr Roy Andersow Supervisor of Secondary 5'-'peflnlefldenl Ol CIVY 5Cl 00l5 Education Mr H T Ballard Drreclor of Personnel and Specral Servnzes Mr A C Y r P.T.A. The P.T.A. is composed at parents and teachers who are interested in the aitairs of West High. This year the organization is headed by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCallum. Mrs. James C. Freer, vice-president, Mrs. Arthur not pinured. Mrs. Oliver Smnh, treasurer. Coepresidentss Mr. and Mrs. C. E McCollum. Some of their protects include gifts and memorials, Girls' State Delegate, health and welfare, and lunch for the foreign students. P. Frass, secretary. Mr. C. Love, second vice-president, X 3 13 PRINCIPAL OF WEST HIGH Mr. R. E. C. Love UML Love swung. Always in o cheerful mood and always willing to offer help and advice to anyone is our principal, Mr. R. E. C. Love. He has tirelessly given himself to the school and to its faculty and students. For I2 years he has been loyal to us and has helped in every way possible to make West High School what it is today. He is firm, ethcient, but understanding. For his appreciation of us for what we are and his dream of what we may become we owe deep graditude. Mr. Love helps o senior make plans lor the year book. SECRETARY OF WEST HIGH Friend, counselor, and adviser to all, are the words that best describe Mrs. Wray, secretary of West High. We meet this shinning face every morning as we enter school and it stays with us throughout the day. Her friendliness, under- standing, patience, as well as efliciency, make a perfect example to all the students at West High, We are all greatly indebted to Mrs. Wray for the many things she has done for us. Even after we have been gone from this school for many years, we will always remember Mrs. Wray and how she made our stay at West, the best. 1 E-xl: it ul- Always hGPPY, always gay. is our faithful, Mrs. Wray. 15 Mrs. Elizabeth Wruy Busy Mrs, Wray, stops to listen to u problem AP I fwfl- Y WT FACU r fling mamma .. ,. Bowling ,Green usinsssfklniver- silyf Univirshy Tennes- see, Dlkfrlbulive Educorlon Bookkeeping. lx Mrs. Eveum co like B.S., Unlversllyiagf Wennessee: M.L,s. cclumsgawnal Li- JAMES H D N . ., Carson- ewman College: eemmam-,-uggr , '- ff? W M.s., Tennes- NA .. f ' I -:- niversl er b,.,,m. xv eev' f n -' ' fiiff ' , Mm It ' e v ,fu fs. a.A., Q5 rsivy for f ' 2 P , MA., bio Univ gn Lclin l J ., and - Y -- Mr, WALTER GANZ 5 B.S., Lockhuven S le Teachers College: MA., Ne York Uni- g . vers Hen Con fy, Blology Health, d Baxkevbq Truck ch. Mr n 9 q I, X X f r K v W 7 XXX R N R r x X2 X ,P A s fl of xXf M., MI, 2 vjvxkgs 5 1 ff X X le f RQ K ,rr 3 L lus l km K A ' ee . mf BA leg Y x A .xx X .Sm r x x r 7 vb N xl l 'W Mr I as M. 1 S7 TJ RN col Q gif. S 1 X - ln elur , .'f 'N1w . ssuqi iig Q .la e ij: 'un essee is . FACULTY Mase vssTA Jm s.A., University wi Tennessee: M.A,j University-,pf Tennessean zngnsn end meme eeenennm. MQMXTQVTN MITCHELL ai. Maryville College: M.s., University of Iennesseep Boys' 3'W gi.ysaenr sdneeuen and Head eennnn Conch. Q T 'v4L 've R' Txjffi-lem ' xv e , T' Y 0' T:-A ka, '.N'9 Mn. Luclle LEE X B.A., univeneny of Tennessee: e-Mn. CORNELIA Piyus qaiwx., University jf Tennessee: M.A., Universiw Tqf- Tennessee: M.F:r-'Unlversilyfof Tennessee: Algebne, senienmmenn end ce. 'Pungennniwef refaggffenen end anew. , . we penfgrr. W T T e: nf ' ' 'X-ff we ff' W an 1 - 1-mee: .e?II1I'A7f'Z- fVig1g.4.SQi,'32' ' 6-,J-Q if zeffngifififs, X. H .ne fyT.fgem,fxf,, - , .Agfe-,e4'5,g ' ? 'E .Q5 Tfglisfii ,X-ef I .A yn. -, KZ, Be .e NQLQ e 4 Tre, .Tj,.gA,Tf5.,. Mn. Mexgogger LIMEXX ye Nfn JAMES P975 s.s.. LinnefgTKf ,afR'Tennessee: B'f3-L.AS3B 6'n'N'W '3,!!Qqg e9ef Girls, ijghvQf9!!MEdUE?,ionT and NorIhvTreslsrnngL1jv! 1 ,aver. Heulnki Ei, N. .Q Lk ii siiy WokJ'onyTeesee,y phy, Win 5' Lf 1w f5fY'Gnd.5P'f9'-T L5.T 'inf if, ' wwf' T UQ effeeiveef a new Tx T T T -1 'e' ..n,5, Wendt, , ,MT yi X. 5 v,51TkTM ' 12, 5. '?egEe2'xX'Uw uyWXX', 1 Q-'nna',XxT', -MTF? . axavnf' 'Mix' . 1. TTT, wg 1 'MM 'V ni. W 31 TH? YQ- U as Mu, JuuA Mmzsrij ,gals E ANrggjnyE5gn a.A., Mennnnae Sigile University: 'vevf'W':.f9gfFMaenigen, English and Civics? Kgqh, Aggebftig enisegenee. 0 'A 5' .A .2 31 R J 13 W Ce1:'53e2,, ,f'5+Y1 XT ,in eq 1501 an e 1 I W . ., hiss G ' ,N i-If A ' Miss ANN SLOAN as., cefeen-Newmen college, M.A., Peabody Collegeg Choral Dafeelof end English. Mr. ROBERT SMIYH BD., Jones Junior College: BS., umvefelly of Tennessee: History and Coach. Mr, ROLAND SMITH M.S., B.S., Eos! Yennessee Sfcfe College, Universily of South Carolina: Carson-Newman, Me chuniccl Drawing and Wood- work. ' x .. , '53 e Mm CLARA swemev ' Y 'K s,A., MA., unlvefeny of Tennes- , 1439, seep Typing and Shorthand. ...N ee . U noe plctured: Mr. NEAL HAWORTH s.A., cefeen-Newmen Collegef send Di- redor. Mn, MILDRED LlTTlETON sex., Mefyvalle College: An und English. Miss KITTY MQCLURE BS., Universily of Chuifanooguf MA., Peebedy College: M,P.H., unlvefealy ol North Carolina, Hechh. 'I' Mrs. Hina guides Andy Holt back to Australia. The guidance program at West is improving year by year. More materials have been made available espe- cially to those students who plan to attend colleges or universities. Also, more tests are being given to help students make other vital decisions pertaining to their futures. The main asset to the guidance department though, is Mrs. Naomi Hina, our competent guidance counselor. She is well trained in her field and is always willing to give counselling to those who desire it. This winter Mrs. Hina was called upon in the absence af Mrs. Wray to carry out the secretarial duties. f., - n. a, vnu a 15? Gi-V9 J MELISSA comfy sem GAIL coovsn ookoow cowno Reward is in doing Don't be great - be greater. I believe in conserving energy, especially my nwn. STEVE COX ANNE DANIELS SALLY DAVIS WhaI'sthe rush, ldon'I see any Gre. 5h, mme qs 0 stranger and wen? GWGY 0 Kindness is the sunshine in which vinue grows friend. 25 N SUSAN GELBER ERIK GERRETSEN WALTER GOODWYNE There's ci lot of lun in this world and I qim Let him be as he is - he needs no ulleru- Speech is great: silence is greater Io ind ir. lion. BARBARA GRIFFITH ANDY HOLT Her swear smile and winning ways will lorever All great men are dead, l'm not feeling so ARI-AN HUFFSTEDLER linger with us. well myself. His only labor ls lo kill lime. 27 -5 .5 .o we - DOROTHY HUMPHREY .IO ANN JOHNSON SYEFFI JONES A friend sweet and hard to beat. Mildest manners and the genvIesI heart. The world was not complete until I come GlENDA JUSTUS MIKE KELLER ' EDDIE KNIGHT Good nulure is grmifying. I shall return - I may not even leave. Eve:-ybody's right hand mon. 28 CAROLYN KRAUSS JO LACEY SHARON LAURENT There me u few :hangs uhm never gc out of Always happy, always guy. She has 0 Qenfle smile and Q kindly ward :Q style, and Q feminine woman is one of them, say. MARTHA LEE ELEANOR LEE JERELYN LEE ll's the friendly heart thaf has plenty of She who sows courtesy, recaps friendship. Happiness is the supreme obiect of existence. friends. -A , W 1: Q90 29 DOUG LIYTIE JOHN LOGAN JIMMY LONG Someone will succeed him, no one con replace You couIdn'I dislike him even if you Iried. My middle name is work but my Iirsr name is him, dcn'!. HERNAN LOPEZ-TRIGO II mowers not how ci mon dies, Iwi how he GENE LOVEDAY CHRISTINE MCKINNON lives, I love work - I can sir ond watch il Ior hours. By her loughter ye shall know her, 30 JOHNNY ORR JESSE PARKER WOODY PEARSON What that mischief hutcheth. mischief corcheth. A head lull of knowledge and c hear! full of He calls no time los! Qhof he gives lo pleas- laughs, ure. N BETH Pmlf B. .H d 'F,f ms , . Neatness is .hiA::f:nli,PKlfm of woman A vwanue in her eye. Q scheme in her mind. W9 9' e W l9 e' use ' hood. iii: -9 'W 1 34- V z, n JOHNNY WALKER JUDY WAYMAN PAT WHEELER Be there and see il ull. Take life as il comes and laugh. Good lhings mme in small packages JACK WHITEMAN Success usually comes lo those who are loo BOB WIlKE5 CLARA WILLIAMS busy 'O 'ook 'D' 5 whmeve' he does' he does wen' To choose lime is to save time. 38 Q, Nbh K- ' 40- Ai-1 'W-J' X L. N 'x in W . .If S.. . N - . uri, nq.,,- -..., fn.. .-3 .wav ' ,fVjiQ,nQ , .Nr-w K no s'-3' 'Q' -Q . fr s., x - - 'J ' ' A 1'is...' 'S g ' . 'O' 4 M' 1. luiw .QM A M . ,. , Y Q A Mark Worshum, Sara Jane Dudley, Jun Hough, Chester McCollum. JUNIOR PRESIDENT9 s JUNIORS Debbie Adams Claire Anderson Gary Anderson Sallie Ball Brenda Bell Alice Bledsoe Cheryl Bole: Jun Boykin Phyllis Bradley Joy Brandon Ed Bramley Joan Campbell Rose Carmichael Cheryl cwsngs Tom Collrell Vicki Creech Buddy Cross June Ann Davies Ann Davis JUNIORS Larry Davis lynn Davis Tommy Dean David Demon Gary Dixon Melinda Dixon Lcrry Dodd Sara June Dudley Vicky Dyer Susan Eckel Kenneth Emer! Don Epps Sue Ann Evans Dale Eynon Nancy Foashee Fred Forsier 00 pdof. Pmnp Frank Q LVLV Charles Freeman Holley Freer JUNIORS Russell Frost Denis Gallagher Tommy Garrison Janice Hale Tom Hardin Marry Ann Harrill Sandra Hayes Bsrnudeite Hicks Susan Hicks Palsy Holi Jon Hough Pam Howard Ruthie Hubbell Janice Huddleslon Phyllis Huff Freddie Hufsledler A 1 Charles Hux Mike Irwin Albert Johnson JUNIORQ Floyd Johnson Jer? Johnson Linda Keor Steve Keeling Pal Kleml Lynda Knight Pqmcac xnagm Coral Lune Gwen Large Jeter Lothom John Lewis Susan Linkous Mitchell Linlevon Pam Lullrell Richard Marquis Judy Marx Morfy Mussengill Bill Monk Margery Moy JLINIORS Cissy Mayo Chester McCallum Carolyn McCarrer Carolyn McKee Mike Mclaughlin Glen Medlock Ann Whitney Miller Elaine Miller Susls Mills Sybil Moore Tommy Moore Sam Necs Robert Newman Dlck OH Bob Page Janis Pearce Paul Pearson Jim Pevree Jack Pierce JUNIORS Tommy Polsan Danny Reed Jimmy Reep Brenda Roberts Nathan Rolen Beth Rose Gary Russell Jim Rutherford Jae Rutherford Warren Scheds Don Sherrod Beth Smelizer Chick Spears Margarel Spivey Kerry Sprouse Rick Stockton Carol Teague Jane Tcwle Suzanne Trent JUNIORS Tim Tucker Virginia Underwood Waller Valentine John Vcnover Mcrihu Venoble Pa! Wade Ross Wade Doug Walker Jennie Warren Brenda Williams Llnda Willlcms Russ Williams Sora Witherspoon Becky Wolfe Pav Worley Curl Wright Inky Young Andy zifue , lfmxw ,ma a, rw ,-a ,N L, .ww 1- ..,,5Mp2' A ,IA ,ipvi QQ. . f K 4:3-9-Na' 922 1.40 V , - w 9 fi ,Q A. 40 Q f 772' 'ggrgg , JB . :wg 1'+f'm. 1 5 2 31 M Wham.-11 A . -- x .Lxqs+':f'effsr,1g'a 4 il , WL if gm? 5 K e -, p.QQlwr2yf A ls z , 33 . - J R , . ,Q i '.r . . h . , E. ,wx ' '-1-1 ya 4,'.s! 'l 'f 98 , 41 .U ,J is Q! ' '-fgvmxifili ' wifi .QA ,au t x dwg. F- ' L,'Lk wg-Q ..,.,g.u9 I gy.. Mnuew Q ,, Q 4 wha K fv- Q xl ' Ti SL ' vw. is ef W5f?oY'gf. l gggfxtn 'Y ,ffiunv if. An Nite fusnmms 'irq ffgumw '. 'Houzw 1, , 'x ,loui- H121-uf' in , 3 'ir fuillzfi Mfffff.--'Q' ,.f-+1--Hg, 45 1' 'fllln' s 5 gli NH e-A5 5. 'fri' 83' lv,u,,A,. L he . 1 W., K -Cf! . 4 3 TQ .NQEW fi' 131357 V N iii SOP!-IS Danny Adkins John Allen Bill Anderson Ashley Arrowood Hop Bailey Tom Burton Pat Babes Ann Bourkord Llndu Bowman Sandy Boyd Gull Brock Sylvlu Brown Roy Brown Vernon Bruner Jerry Bullard Betty Burneile Bob Carpenter Judy Chamberlain George Changes Joe Chaka Ralph Clevenger Horace Cllnord Elberl Cooper SOPHS Charlotte Crowder Susan Daniels Bill Davis Sandra Davis Sherry Deadrick Janie Duncan Graham Dunlap Carolyn Dyer David Ellis Mike Ely Tommy Finger Scott Faster John Franklin Barbara Gass Keith Gales Alvin Geilis Ann Glicldield Patsy Green Johnny Greenblail Becky Hammock Mildred Hancock Sieve Hancvck Herb Handley R' 50 SOPHS Jimmy Hardin Sylvia Harrill Charlene Hayes Jo Hayes Terry Henry Dona Hicks Shawn Higgins Richard Hill William Hill Lucy Hodge Becky Honeycuh Connie Howard Kulci Howard Rachael Hufsiedler Coral Hull Ruth Johnson Janette .lanes Diane Kidd Waller Knight Doug Lackey Ronni Ludlow Lindo Lane Robert Luna SOPH 9 Ronnie Lane Dennis Lindsay Mike Lina Julie Link Lucy Locke!! Penny MacDonald Angie Margolin Charles Markawiix Carol Martin Fred McCallum Sieve McConnell Carol McMillan Lee Miller Marilyn Mlser Carol Moneymaker Robert Mooney Rose Lee Moore Carolyn Morgan Kathy Muller Judson Nichols Melinda Parker Sylvla Parker ai SOPHS Phyllis Parton Grady Febley Anne Peyton Tony Pouncey Suihie Powers Mary Prugh Carlannu Radcliffe Nick Ramsey Suscn Reinoelh Jimmy Rike Reber! Robinson Carl Rolen Cynvhlu Rownrree Avery Russell Curtis Russell John Sunsom Ralph Shellenburger Diana Smith Frank Smith Trudy Smith Carolyn Smylh can-,lyn Snepp SOPHS Angela Sparks Cynthia Stair Rhevl Taber Nancy me Cleve Tedlord Peggy Thomas Teresa Treudwcuy John Tulloss Carol Walker svephunae Walker Carole Warren Bill Wclkins Paul Weeks Sondra Welch Elaine Wes! Orc Whaley Anne Whirehursl Jane Wilkes Wayne Wilson lloyd Wolfe Joe Worley Helen Zirkle , 'gysryax , -.ow f . 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FRESHMAN CHAIRMEN FROQH Sherry Abbott Brenda Baird Sandy Barlelli Sieve Berry sms, Bradley Janice Brock Diane Chance Delores Chandler Sondra Chaka Sharon Childress Waller Clark Kennelh Clevenger Ada Collins Anna Collins Ronnie Collins Peggy Courtney Johnny Cox Judy Daniel Charles DeGrool Bill Dickenson Diane Dunlap Murfha Dunlop Richard Ely Ray Evans Mary Ellen Fisher Gary Frye Jimmy Greenlee FROSH Henry Harris Jerry Henry Johnny Henson Betsy Herbert Sherry Hicks Tommy Hill Laura Hlxon Pat Horner Patricla Howard Mike Hutchison Josephine Johnson Charles Kryder Gary Krick Dennis laugherty David Larson Nancy Lawson Mark Love Sarah Jean Maples Fam McAfee David McCarroll Robert McCarter Cheryl Mckenzie Jimmy Morgan Sammy Nelson Jlmmy Ogle Richle Owen Jeanie Parker FROQH Eddie Pierce Leslie Quarles Steve Ruby Charlie Ramsey Ann Sager Kay Shipe Nancy Sliger Judy spme Sondra Sweel Rebecca Tale Mike Taylor Faye Tolliver Dean 'lreudway Dlane Victor Pam Vlutar Tommy Wallace Sharon Wolfenbcrgar LOOKING BACK Mike Coussecux Carol Conner Chuck Conner Melissa Cooley aeny Gail cooper Ray Evans Becky Hammock Andy Hale Mike Hutchison Jerelyn Lee Johnny McKinnon Frank Norris Berh Penis Flash Powers Curlis Price Richie Owens Brenda Roberts Ward Seymour Martha Venable Wayne Young 1--.E A . I H F . '. -45 ' ,X ax 'X I 4 ' x PII nk! ,mm Q at 'S i' 3' C 4 ' A Q - jj- .., .W my L Av - I ig M ff 1 J: Nw-S . , K is 1 W-. -s. -+R -1 semen: Beth Pettit, member-at-large, Berry Gail cwpsf, president, Jef-fee Popkin, secretary, Miss Evans, Spenser. s1ANmNG: stem SRA West High's Student Representative Assembly was or- ganized in West's tlrst year and has worked ever since to ofler the students a voice in their school government. Nat only is the Assembly a student means of improving West High, but also serves as a link between students and faculty, The SRA sponsors such things as sock-hops, United Fund - Red Crass Campaign, Youth Appreciation Parade, and the campaign, election, and dance of the Homecoming Queen. A new project sponsored by SRA was the Rebel Record, lt contained names, addresses, and phone numbers ol every student at West. Jones, member-at-large, Mrs Hina sponsor Nancy Fraas treasurer Ward Seymour, vice-president Mrs. Hina C0-SPONSORS Miss Evans 62 Presidenl Beiiy Gail Cooper hangs analher star on the SRA fund raising Chrisimas nee. tif' a SQAF Z' PREXY ll lllltlll i ROW X: Barbara Griffith, Ann Davis, Pam Viaiar, Cissy Maya, Dick Horner, Becky Wolfe, Par Worley, Erik Gerrelsen. Woady Pearson. OM. ROW 1: Jan Hough, Carol Conner, Rachel Hufsiedler, Carole Brenda Baird. Ncl pictured: Betiy Dyer, Carol Smith, Fred Forster. Warren, Kalri Howard. ROW 3: Julie Link, Doug Liiile, Tommy Dean, Sandy Davis, Hop Bailey, Anne Paylon, Avery Russell, Rheii Taber, Fred Richards, Penny MacDonald. STANDING: David McCarrall, Pai Charles Ramsey, Ray Evans, Key deni. Doug Peifil mour, now 1: srem Jew, wma seymouf, 7 Beth Petiil, Chick Spears, Doug little. ROW 2: Fred Forsver, Greg Blankenship, Barry Hufhreller, Bob Wilkes. ROW 3: Mr. Smith, sponsor. Andy Holi, Mike Cousseuux. ROW 45 Erik Gerrevson, Tommy Dean, Steve K Chester McCallum, John Logan. Club omcem vice-press. Q X Chick Spears, secretary, A-A , 1 Linle, sweetheart, Berh ' .6 , president, Ward Sey- treasurer. Stem Jones. 1 '- . v I H X S eeling. Wayne Young, Jack Whilemun, Lnrry Dodd, Dovid Denton .1 4 64 KEY CLUB Sponsored by the West Knoxville Kiwanis Club, the West High Key Club is one of the school's most active service organizations. Under the guidance of Ward Seymour, presi- dent, and Mr. Roland Smith, sponsor, the Key Club has contributed much to West High. Aiming to build character and better citizenship, the Key Club is composed of the key boys in the school. A boy must have leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship in order to qualify for membership in the Key Club. This year the Key Club sold miniature flags in order to raise money to buy ci flag for each homegroup. For its chapel program the Key Club had as its guest speaker Dr. Ruth Stevens who spoke on the Cuban Crisis. Dr. Ruth Stevens :peaks to West students on the Cuban Crisis, 65 1 U sf 1 Otficers - SEATED: Mrs. Lee, sponsor, Doug Little, president. STANDING: Stefti Jones, vice-president, Bar- bara Foster, secretary, Coral Conner, publicity chairman, Ward Seymour, treasurer. NHS National Honor Society is made of l5'M1 of the senior class. 5M of these students are elected in the spring of their iunior year and are therefore officers for the next year. ROW I: Janice Papkin, Jo Lacey, Nancy Fraas, Beth Pettit, Betty Gail Cooper. ROW 2: Milne Causseaux, Andy Holt, Ja Ann Johnson, Qualifications for membership in National Honor Society are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mrs. Lee is the NHS sponsor. Barbara Gritlith, Patience Stair. ROW 3: Stelti Jones, Barbara Foster, Dr. Paul Worley, Doug Little, Carol Conner, Ward Seymour. Row ls Betty Dyer, Mary lynn McWhorter, Stephanie Walker, Susan Caller, Jo Anne Johnson, Vice-president, Nancy Fraas, Vice- president, Jerelyn Lee, President, Janice Popkin, Secretary-treasurer, Susan Gelber, Martha Smith, Joy Brandon. ROW 2: Janice Hale, Peggy Miser, Linda Venable, Ann Daniels, Carol Smith, Carolyn F .T.A. Krauss, Becky Wolfe, Susan Hicks, Melissa Cooley, Karen Tempelton. ROW 3: Beth Pettit, Ruthie Hubbell, Jo Lacey, Barbara Gritflth, Debbie Adams, Betty Gall Cooper, Ruth Johnson, Susan Reinoehl, Mrs, Hooper, Pat Worley, Christine McKinnon, Martha Venable. Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mrsr Hooper, is composed of girls who are interested in the field at teaching. The club meets once Cl month with ditclerent types of programs such as outside speakers, movies, and skits. Mem- bers at F,T.A. are called upon when there is a need for o substitute teacher. Meeting once a month during the seventh period the Future Homemakers of Amer- F H A ica club has many interesting programs such as outside speakers, hair stylists, and 0 0 0 home economists. The club is sponsored by Miss Jett. Row ls Patsy Holt, vrsaarssldanl, Malassa caalay, Program Chair- man, Marty Mossengill, President, Carol Smith, Secretory, Christine Mrlclnnrsn, Treasurer, Peggy Masar, Social cnaarrnan. Row zsuanraa Popkin, Elaine Miller, Stephanie Walker, susan Caller, Carolyn Krauss, Susan Gsllsar, earn Smeltzer, caralyn Hull. Row as Mary Lynn McWhorter, Linda Chamberlain, Sally Ball, Melinda Dixon, Jerelyn Lee, Vicky Creech, Becky Wolfe, Ann Whitney Miller, Jean- ette Kiser, Linda Venable, Pam Howard, ROW 4: Cindy Rountree, Pat Bates, Blanche Cox, Joy Brandon, Alice Bledsoe, Debbie Adams, Judy Smith, Susan Hicks, Ja Hayes, Barbara Foster. ROW 5: Jane Towle, Wanda Shoemaker, Karen Templeton, Martha Venable, Betty Dyer, Brenda Bell, Pat Worley, Carol Walker. now 1: Mary Lynn Mevvrwner, stem Walker, chris Mckrfmen, Linda Venable, Beth Pettit, Pat Worley, Brenda Roberts, Carol Smith, Becky Wolfe, Jerelyn Lee, Vicki Creech, Melissa Cooley, Becky Hammock, Betty Gail Cooper, Phyllis Hutt, Sylvia Parker, Lee Miller, ROW 2: Barbara Foster, Barbara Griffith, Carolyn Krauss, Susan Gelber, Susie Mills, Jan Hough, Jan Boykin, Pam Luttrell, Suzanne Trent, Janis Pearce, Julie Link, Anne Peyton, Carol Mc- Millan, Anne Whitehurst, Carole Warren, Carolyn Smyth, Melinda Beth Pettit, president, Mrs. Cooper, sponsor, Chris McKinnon, sec- treas., Pat Worley, ir. representative, Sylvia Parker, soph. repre- sentative, N Dixon. ROW 3: Ronnt Ludlow, Kaki Howard, Karen Templeton, Debbie Adams, Betty Dyer, Susan Hicks, Sara Witherspoon, Claire Anderson, Jeanie Parker, Gail Brock, Dana Hicks, Mary Prugh, Martha Venable. ROW 4: Patsy Green, Helen Zirkle, Sara Jane Dudley, Carolyn Snepp, Ann Bourkord, Lucy Lockett, Nancy Tate, Wanda Shoemaker, Jane Towle, Linda Chamberlain, Jeanette Kiser, Ann Whitney Miller. ROW 5: Gordon Bare, Jimmy Long, Sandy Quinn, Eddie Knight, Doug Morrison, Frank Norris, Johnny Orr. PEP CLUB Enthusiasm is the big word at West this year since the Pep Club moved in. The cheerleaders along with o few students and Mrs. Cooper, the club sponsor, got the club started. The duties of the Pep Club are to get more people to the games, make posters advertising current games, decorate the boys' dressing room before big games, and above all yell at the games. Ot course, the two main obiectives of the Pep Club are increasing good school spirit and increasing enthusiasm among all the students and teachers. This year has been successful for the Pep Club and we hope in the years to come it will be able to control school spirit. ROW T: Mickey Williams, Sandra Boyd, Larry Merritt, Vicki Creech, Greg Blankenship, Wayne Young, Jerslyn Lee, Mike Keller, Wayne Maiar, Becky Walle, Mike Causseaux. ROW 2: Flash Powers, Becky Hammock, Rodney Nelson, Phyllis Huff, James Morris, Joe Ruther- ford, Jahnny Orr, Steve Keeling, Barry HutTstetler. ROW 3: Joe VARSITY CLUB This is West's second year for the Varsity Club and it has increasingly become more active. Some of their proiects are selling football programs, concessions at games, and having programs during school. They furnish all the ath- letic pictures for the hall. Membership is restricted to all boys in sports: track, base- ball, football and basketball. Cheerleaders may also be members. The Varsity Club is due much credit for the work they have done this year. Meetings were often held at night in which all members were present, Family night was the main project of the Varsity Club. Worley, Berry Gail cooper, .tammy asks, Melissa cwtsy, John Mc- Kinnon, Jim Rutherford, Carol Smith, Paul Pearson, Albert Johnsan. ROW 4: Sandy Quinn, Lloyd Wolle, Doug Lackey, Terry Henry, Anne Whitehurst, Denis Gallagher, Gary Dixon, Mike Ely. ROW 5: Andy Holt, Coach Ganz. Wayne Young, President, Mr. Smith, sponsor, Andy Holt, treasurer, Wayne Maior, secretary, Greg Blankenship, vice-president, Mickey Williams, Sgt.-at-arms. Li A 's 69 ROW lx Carol McMillan, quaestor, Anne Bourkard, praelor, Penny Mc- Donald, consul, Carolyn Snepp, proetor, Palsy Green, aedile, Sylvia Parker, aedile, ROW 7: George Changas, Jahn Allen, Anne Peyton, Julie Link, Dana Hicks, Helen Zirkle. RCW 3: Steve McConnell, Gail sreclr, Nancy rclc, ccrrsle wcrrcrr. Angie Margolin, Kala Howard, Anne Whilehurst. ROW 4: Charles Mar- kowilz, Ann Glickneld, Bill Watkins, Paul Weeks, Shawn Higgins. ROW I: David Mcfarrall, consul, Becky Tale, aedile, Angela Sparks, consul, Jeanie Parker, praelor, Pom Mcfclcc, praetar, Janice Brock, oedile, Leslie Quarles, uedile, ROW 2: Mike Line, David Ellis, Carol Marlin, scribe, Connie Howard, Mark Worsham, David Larson, quaeslar. ROW 3: Robbie Robinson, aeclile, Don AtchleYr fluoeslor. ROW T: Johnny Green- blatl, consul, Sandy Davis, Mary Prugh, Carlana Rad- clilie, aediles Rachel Hul- stedler, Cynthia Stair, proelors, Mike McLough- lin. consul, ROW 2: Marilyn Miser, aedile, Cynthia Rawnlree, Elaine West, scribes, John Tulluss, Janelle Jones, Cleve Ted- ford, quaestor. LATIN CLUBS Our Latin Clubs at West are composed of tirst and second year Latin students. They are patterned after the government style of the ancient Romans. The oliicers ore consuls, praetors, aediles, scribes, and quaestors. The Latin clubs have programs several times dur- ing the school year, During the spring, a few stu- dents are selected to ottenol the state convention for Latin studenls in Nashville. FRENCH CLUBS ROW I: Fred Forster. president, Larry Dodd. vice-president, Hap Bailey, secretory, Ann D a v i s, treasurer, Cissy Mayo, program chairman. ROW 2: Tony Pouncey, Sara Jane Dudley, Rose Car- michael, Stetti Walker, Lucy Hodge, Margaret Spivey, Margery May. ROW 3: Alice Bledsoe, Cheryl Boyles, S u s a n Hicks, Susan Eckle, Laura Hixon, Charlotte Crowder, Claire Anderson, Suzanne Trent. ROW 4: Graham Dunlap, Jshrr vrrrwyer, Jen Boykin, Jennie War. ren, Sora Witherspoon, Ruthie Hubbell, Pam Lul- trell, Joy Brandon. French Clubs are made up of the two French classes and meet during their class time. When possible the meetings are held on the last Friday of every month. Programs are usually reports, movies, or guest speakers from France or its neighboring countries. The purpose of these clubs is to learn more ol the customs ol foreign countries. Mrs. Payne sponsors all French activities. ROW 1: Ward Seymour, president, Beth Pettit, vice-president, Melissa Cooley, secretory-treasurer, Christine McKinnon, Doug Little, program chairmen. now 2, Walter ermdwyne, Gene spent, Andy Zirkle, Joe Tipton, Jae Worley, Charles Freeman. ROW 3: Barbara Foster, Susan Reinoehl, Linda Chamberlain, Janice Popkin, Elaine Miller, Becky Welle, Martha Venable, Vicki Creech, John Logan, Jimmy Mooney. ROW 4: Linda McPeake, Carolyn McKee, Nancy Fooshee, Nancy Dean, Eleanor Lee, Debbie Adams, Mary Lynn McWhorter, Patience Stair, Sue Evans. ROW I: .lan Hough, president, Bill Mauk, vice-president: Bobby Coker, secretary-treasurer, Jim Rike, program chairman: Ja Hayes. program chairmanp Flash Powers. ROW 2: Janis Pierce, Lee Miller. Ann Whitney Miller, Sherry Deadrick, Becky Honeycutt, Llnda Lane, Ureva Arwoad. ROW 3: Suthie Powers, Nick Ramsey, Steve Han- cock, Tammy Finger, Jean Brown, Joan Seaton. ROW 4: John Son- sam, Bill Davis, Fred McCallum, Jerry Bullard, Rhett Taber, Vernon Bruner, Mrs. Payne, sponsor. ROW 5: Dennis Lindsay, Joe Ruther- ford, Bob Carpenter, Jim Rutherford, Ralph Shellenbarger. SPANISH CLUBS Los Conquistadoresn Los Frescos and Los lnteligents are the names of this year's Spanish Clubs. The Spanish Clubs, which hold their meetings during class periods, promote interest in the culture and customs of the ROW 1: Phyllis Hutt, president, Avery Russell, vice president, Trudy Smith, secretary-lreasurer, Beth Rose, Tommy Garrison, program chairmen. ROW 2: Melinda Parker, Pam Howard, Lucy Lockett, Kathy Muller, Jeanette Kiser. ROW 3: Ruth Johnson, June Wilkes, Q people that speak this romance language. This year West has a student from Venezuela, Ali Oli- vero, who has helped the Spanish students enioy their new language. :hay chumherlhlh, Betty shmeife, Keith eaves, Phyllis Parish now 4: William Andersen, Joe chekh, Make Ely, Ashley Ahhwwd Jeter Latham, sieve Huhmk. 72 ga uv ROW 1: Erlk Gerrersen, president, Susan Gelber, vicevpresident, Brenda Roberts, secretary-treasurer, Chick Spears, Bob Wilkes, program chairmen. ROW 2: Phyllis Barrow, Janice Huddlestan, Carolyn Krauss, Sharon Laurent, Janice Hale, Patsy Holt. ROW 3: Don Sherrod, Tommy Dean, Anne Daniels, Susan Daniels, Melinda Dixon, John McKinnan. ROW 4: Robert Hopkins, Tammy Hardin, Gordon Coward, Dick Oil, Ali Olivero, The core of West High's dramatic activities is the Na. tuming, and make-up. Mr. Potts, the club sponsor, is Kerry Sprouse. tional Thespians. The National Society itself was estab- behind every promotion the club puts out. Thespians' lished in T929 at Fairmont Teachers College. main proiect is the Senior Class play held in the spring Thespians is composed of students who have obtained Ol ecch yew' ten points for achievements in acting, stage work, cos- 5EATEDz Mark Worsharn, Jim Mooney, vice-president, Doug Morrison. STANDING: Carolyn Krauss, Jo Lacey, secretary, Martha Smith, Treasurer, David Denton, Barbara GrilTith, president, Betty Gail Cooper, Alice Bledsoe. ROW lp Cheryl Boles, Claire Anderson, secretary, Jack Whiteman, president, Ann Davis, vice-president. Curtis Price, Johnny Orr, Robert Newman, Fred Forster. ROW 25 Mr. Hardin, Andy Holt, Barry Huffstetler, Bob Page, David Denton, Ross Wade, Nancy Foashee. ROW 3: Denis Gallagher, Gardan Bare, Larry Dodd, Chuck Conner, Mike Causseaux, Barbara Griihth. ROW 4: Margery May, Ricky Marquis, Albert Johnson, Tom Hardin, Dick Ott. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is io give interested plete a science proiect for entry in the area Science Fair, science students an opportunity to learn more about Senior Jack Whiteman is the president of this organiza- science than that which is altered in the classroom. The tion and he works in co-operation with the sponsor, Mr. maiar requirement demanded of all members is to com- Hardin, to make the West High Science Club a success. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is composed of interested students who make good use of the equipment in the school classroom. Mr. Hardin instructs and advises the students, ROW lf Larry Dodd, Erik Garret- sen, Gordon Bare, president, Chester McCallum, Gene Spain. ROW 25 Curtis Price, Tommy Dean, Johnny off, Jock whaiemsn, Charles Freeman. Not pictured Ross Wade vice-president, Nancy Fooshee secretary. 74 OFFICE ASQISTANTS The otiice assistants at West are a group ol students, usually girls, who help Mrs, Wray in the office with filing, typing, answering the telephone, and deliver- ing messages. Y-TEENS The first year for Y-Teens has proved to be very suc- cessful at West. Their three purposes are: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, .5'hzglY?' gurus- .1 mir' le Row 1: Eddie Knight, Many Massengill, Janice Huddelstan, Cissy Mayo, Barbara Grilhth, Sandy Davis, Peggy mam, Claire Anderson, Avery Russell, Anne Wltitehurst. ROW 2: Ronnie Tallent, Po! WD!- ley, Vicki Creech, Phyllis HuH, Brenda Roberts, Becky Wolfe, Jen Boykin, Alice Bledsoe, Jerelyn Lee, These students are very reliable and dependable. West could not have gotten along without them during Mrs. Wray's absence. religions, and nationalities, and to grow in love and thought. ROW 1: Linda Chamberlain, chap- lain, Sybil Moore, interzlub-council, Susan Reinaehl, Brenda Baird, sec- retary, Ruth Johnson, president, Betty Burnette, treasurer. ROW 2: Cynthia izowmfse, Judy chsmbef. lain, Carol Marlin, Wanda Shae- maker, Sherry Deadrick, Judy sperm, Judy Daniel. Row 3. vans Lynn, Carol Hutchison, Elaine West, Phyllis Parton, Kay Shipe, Sherry Abbott. now 4: Pansy Holt, Deanna Baldwin, Pat Howard, Sherry Hicks, Diane Viator, Pat Horner, Sandy Benelli. now sr Janire Brock, Nancy Lawson, Lucy Hodge, Jane Towle. D.E. Row it Eddie Lynch, Jerry Lune, Jimmy Wood. Glenda Justus, Jerry Taylor. ROW 2: Sharon Adams, Judy Wayman, Doris Evans, Dorthy Hirmphefy. now sr sylyrg Morris, Eddie Rymer, Larry McNamee, Claude asses. 3 Gs, Q X Q:'gBZ21 573275 fd 'fi rs . .51 .53 F i .i . Q fl . . ,L rr 57 . 1 - ff ' lf ., 4 . Y Y JN 's 'l fwfr viii l ' Q mf- cream MV D E cLuB s if r I O Students in the Distributive Education Club attend The D.E. students have learned that there is no substi- schoal in the morning and receive on-the-lab training in ture for experience in the field of knowledge. The stu- the afternoon. Mrs, Beverly is the Distributive Education dents iobs are varied, and they are learning much. Club sponsor. 0.T.C. Office Training is a club organized to stimulate students interested in business. Members include those taking typing and shorthand. The club sponsor is Miss Sweeney. ROW 1: Undo Chamberlain, June Ann Davies, Wanda Shoemaker, Jane Towle, Carolyn McKee. ROW 2: Susan Linkaus, Brenda Williams, Llnda Williams, Virglnia Underwood. 76 Margery May, secretary, Fred Rich- ards, vice-president. ROW 2: Margaret spwey, Larry Allison, Linde Chamber- lain, president, Mike Taylor, sergeant' at-arms, Arlene Miller, Henry Harris, John Allen, treasurer, Jimmy Greenlee. Ronnie Collins, Jim Hardin, Warren Schede, John Vanover, Alice Bledsoe, John Tulloss. LIBRARY ASQISTANTQ The West library assistants are made up of a group of ing fines, and putting the library books and magazines students who are interested in library work. in order. BANK AND STORE AQQISTANTS The bank and store assistants are a great help to all The store assistants, while getting training in selling, students at West. The bankers serve the needs of the perform an indispensable service to the school. Super- school by handling money which is collected by West vised by Mrs. Beverly, the store sells school supplies High clubs ar activities. ranging from combs to stationery. ROW li Dewey Brooks, ROW 2: Gary Anderson, Janice Hale, Arlene Miller. ROW 3: Gary Dixon. Fred Richards. Davld Whilherspoon, Pat Knight. 77 ROW lr Becky Tate, Judy Daniel, Deanna Baldwin, Sharon Wolfen- erls, Debbie Adams, Judy Pitts, Judy Smith, Brenda Bell. ROW 3: barger, Susan Linkous, Wanda Shoemaker, Linda Chamberlain, Ralph Clevenger, onn Aranlay, Larry Msrrm, sieve Cox, rzadney Row 2: Wanda Kina, Mildred Hancock, Jan Hough, Brenda Rats Nelson, wayna Maior, Mike Mclaughlin. The West High Choir, under the direction of Miss Sloan, worked hard to pro- vide service to its school. It was very unfortunate that they could not perform more this year due to the fact that the auditorium was damaged, V 'N BAND -5.1- The band at West is under the capable leadership of M. Neal Haworth. Although the bond is handicapped by its smallness the students at West heard them often at football games cheering the players on, ROW ls Buddy Cross, Becky Honeycuti, Harry Perree, Holley Freer. Pearson, David McCarroll, Gordon Coward, Mr. Haworth. Walter Sharon waiisnbafgar, Ann ciasknsid. Shawn Higgins. now as Paul icnigm, Paai Weeks, sm orsksnsan. -.sawswe-ssi,snar.f,g,, f V W , ,zW5...,,g,sk,1.5, , ,. . . f N , . i W v. , s 'ff'2:'L11.s'51ff:'ffnHSfIa?1' m s .WZ in A . - f , a:,4,,f,-Mei-..n - nf s- f n -n W ' -+ sr as --is-5-qs-111 - s ' -z , ,V s Y ':iii':7'li5?fi?1'55g'fl7Q A A K W . g ' ' - 'Q V ' Y - Officers Greg Blankenship, Scotty Manley, lender Jerelyn Lee, Jan Hough, Nancy Fraas Patsy Green. CJLU. Each morning before school students seek to begin their dey right in the Christian Stu- dent Union. After singing, the group hears a short devotional delivered by one of the students, CSU is inter-denominational and everybody is welcome. This year it was led by Nancy Fraas and Andy Halt. YOUNGLFE An inter-denominational organization, Young Life, meets each week at a student's home lor singing and an inspirational talk, Scotty Manley has been West's leader for four years. Our president, Greg Blankenship, helped Scotty out with the song-leading, the bouncers kept the crowd down to organized chaos, and the secretaries presented their minutes Editor Stem Jones and Mrs, Naomi Hina, sponsor. WEST WIND The West Wind, newspaper of West High School, is a monthly publication. it was under the editorship of Steffi Jones for the year of 1962-1963. The five stafts, news, feature, busi- ness, ad, and sports, worked together to pro- duce a paper of first class rating. Under the sponsorship of Mrs, Naomi Hina, the iournalistic-minded students expressed the de- sires, ideas, and accomplishments of the stu- dents. These students head the individual staffs. Together with Stem, they help to put aut a fine newspaper. Pictured from lett to right are: Claire Anderson, Exchange Editor, Barbara Gritiith, Feature Editor, Erik Gerretsen, Photographerp Betty Gail Cooper, Managing Editor, Mike Causseaux, Sports Editor. These students make up the circulation and ad staffs, Pictured from Iett to right are: Nancy Fraos, advertising manager, Linda Venabie, business manager: Jan Hough, caad manager: Ross Wade, co-ad manager. xr- C lisa., - rr X yffff JH ff FEATURE STAFF: Ann Davis, Martha Smith, Pom Luttrell, Gordon Bare, Ja Lacey, and Nancy Fraas. Above: Wext Wind Ad Staff: ROW I: Janis Pearce, Pam luitrell, Sara With- erspoon, Susan Hicks. ROW 2: Ruthie Hubbell, Jan Boykin, Gordon Bare. ROW 3: Dick Ott, Roy Brawn, David Mdiarroll. Right: News SIGN: Carol Conner, Janis Pearce, Ruthie Hubbell, Jennln Warren, Sora Witherspoon, Janice Papkin, Joy Brandon. 2. Left to right: Fred Forslar, sports writer, Lee Miller, typist, Ruthie Hubbsll, sports writer. 01? 1 .,-f I .N l if Melissa Cooley. editor, and Mrs. Marsh, Sponsor, make plans for the '63 yearbook. WESTERN ER This year the WESTERNER staFt has tried to produce the best yearbook possible. We worked many long hours to show all phases at school life, activities, athletics, and honors. We hope it will serve you as a memory of your i962-63 year at West. Without the help ol Mrs. Marsh, the advisor, this yearbook would not have been a suc- Ad sins. now it Claire Moses, Jerelyn Les, elnsne Maller, Brenda Roberts, Beth Smeltxer, Becky Wolfe, Melinda Dixon, Cissy Mayo, Larry Merritt, Christine McKinnon. ROW 2: Stephanie Walker, Jan Boykin, ...JL cess. Melissa Cooley, editor-in-chief, guided the produc- tion of what we think is the highlight of the school year. Other editors include Jerelyn Lee, ad and business man- ager, Beth Pettit, literary editor, Betty Dyer, art editor, Andy Holt, sports editor, and Wayne Young, circulation manager. Put Worley, Sara Jon Dick Ott, David Wilhersp Andy Holt, Eddie Knight. Dudley, Mnnnn Venable, Debbie At-inns, oon, vacky creed.. Row at Sandy Quinn, Art Slaff: ROW I: Anne Daniels. Melinda Dixon, Martha Venuble, ROW 2: Cissy Mayo, Betty Dyer, Karen Templelon, Nancy Fraas. 0 .1 0 1 , n uw W r- 1 W , I 1 1 Cirnulaiion Staff: ROW 1: Andy Half, Martha Venable, Vlckl Creech, Brenda Roberts, Carol Smith, Melissa Cooley, ROW 2: Ranni Ludlow, Joe Worley, Sandy Boyd, Sylvia Parker, Patsy Green, ROW 3: Eddie Knight. Liierary Staff: Nancy Frass, Barbara Fosier, Carolyn Krauss, Becky Wolfe, Beth Peliil. 83 x X ge wx, , x + , 4 .Qi li: ,M .1 3 , N O aw my I? 5 , M 'Q' WI EVM T I 0 Q Q XM, M41 Q5 . xx Jw. Betty sen cooper Head Cheerleader CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders have worked without tiring this year to build enthusiasm and spirit at West. Led by Betty Gail Cooper and Jerelyn Lee the cheerleaders prac- ticed twice a week in the summer to prepare for the coming season. The main praiect was raising money to pay for pom- poms bought in the summer at cheerleading camp. They sold minature yarn pom-poms and easily raised the necessary money. Before important basketball games the cheerleaders decorated the boys locker room and the gym. These girls are due the support they have worked so hard to win this year by holding pep rallies. Sandy Boyd, Phyllis Huff, Jerelyn Lee, Betty Gail Cooper, Melissa Cooley, Vicki Creech, Becky Hammock. .f'I.2:x l .. Fx jf Jarelyn Lee Ca-head cheerleader Above: Betty Gail Cooper, Jerelyn Lee, Sandy Boyd, Melissa Cooley, Vicki Creech, Becky Ham- mock. Phyllis Huff. Alternate cheerleaders: Anne Whilehurst, Carol Smilh, Becky Wolfe. now 1: Sfeve McConnell, Ernest Biggs, Andy Holi, Jn, wefley. llnm Hill, Terry Henry. now an Coach Smifh, Mak. Ely, Bcbby Cor- Make Keller, Wayne Young, Johnny McKinnon. Row 2, Gary Dixon, pnnief, Gary Frye, Tommy Banon, Jerry aunnfd, Curiis Russell, nob- George Changas, Lloyd Welle, Frank Smith, Horace Clinard, Wil- bie Robinson, l96Q FOOT Coaches Roberi Smith and Marvin Mihchal, Capvain Johnny McKinnon, Co-caplains Wayne Major and Wayne Young. 88 now ir Wayne Maior, Larry Merritt, ine Rutherford, Jim Ruther- Greer, Carl Rolen. now as Pniirp Frank, aiu Menu, Doug Walker, lard, Jim Morris, Jim Rike. now 2: Rnipir Schellengarger, Doug Jerry Lnne, Dennis Laugherty, cnnen Webb, ceeeh Mitchell. Lackey, Danny Reed, Tommy Poison, Jerry Henry, Charlie De- The 1962 Rebel footballers were coached by Marvin Mitchell, head coach and bockfield coach, Robert Smith, line coach, and Dennis Webb, B-team coach. These three rrten provided the go behind what success the Rebel's had this post season. Due mainly to a lack of boys with whom to work, the coaches were only able to claim 3 victories for the team. Even though the overall record of the team was 3 wins and 7 losses, the season was quite profitable in other ways. The squad, consisting of 36 players from ninth through twelfth grades, had fun playing the games and even toiling through the practices most of the time. The younger bays also gained invaluable experience as they were called to fill in the vacancies that occurred when other players were iniured, Through the season all the players grew in maturity and ability until the end of the season when the Rebels were noted for their sports- manship. The coaching staff continually drilled the boys in the basic fundamentals. Blocking, tackling, and the success- ful running of offensive and defensive maneuvers were stressed in every practice. The coaches altered the wing-T attack successfully to the extent that the Rebels' offense was a tough one for every opponent to halt. The captain Johnny McKinnon and co-captains Wayne Young and Wayne Maior lead the team well. Their spirit was always good as the team went into each game. Much credit should be paid to these three seniors not only for their leadership but also for their efforts to win on the football field. The other four seniors showed this desire to win and strove with all their might to reach their goal of winning. Special credit should be paid Wayne Young who was selected by the coaching staff as Most Valuable Playr er. He stood out on defense making many excellent tackles and also on offense. He completed 52 of 118 passing attempts giving him a total offense yardage of i002 yards. Also selected by the staFf for Most Im- proved Ployer was Jim Rike, Best Blocker, Wayne Maior, and Best Defensive Player Jae Rutherford. These boys have worked hard to make the '62 Rebel team a success. Another Rebel honoree is Ernest Biggs who made the first string All-City squad. ,4 wa ri W y , . .' ' ,fi M4 .i -f M it ffj ivy: gl S Captain - Johnny McKinnon SENIOR LETTERMEN WEST vs. CARTER The Rebel team had a hard opening game losing 20-6 to Carter. At hull-time the griclders were only behind by one touchdown. In the second half West scored only once to Carter's two extra touchdowns. Wayne Young and Larry Merritt lead the Rebel offense. WEST vs. TSD ln the tootballer's second game they had a lull in the first half, yet came through to beat TSD 21-19. Larry Merritt scored two touchdowns while Wayne Maior scored on a pass from Wayne Young. . Q' 35 -n - . 0 I l If F- f 4. ,- x 1: A-1 Mi x . -, N N Co-captain - Wayne Maier fs A lf .f ' i MQ Y Riffs Ernest Biggs All-Star, All A Division kg r , Lt Co4ciptain - Wayne Young WEST vs. JEFFERSON CITY Jefferson City was the next West opponent. Wayne Young's completion of 5 posses for 7 attempts was too much for the A division rival. The final score was I8-13, West, All three touchdowns were made in the Grst half, two by Wayne Maior ond one by Jim Rutherford. WEST vs, POWELL The highly favored Powell team was stunned by c fin- ished score of l4-6, Powell, The West score was mode by Young's connection with Major proving to be West's best game, ,Alf A 57 f LW- 5 - it: 1 VN .., , Mike Keller WEST vs. EAST The Mountaineers proved to be too fast for the Rebels to win their Homecoming game. Though the score was 26-O West stand-outs were John McKinnon, Larry Mer- ritt, and Wayne Young. Defensive stand-outs were Jim and Joe Rutherford and .lim Morris. Much support was given this season by the good con- sistent work of seniors Mike Keller, Andy Holt, and Ernest Biggs. Andy Holi . ff a . ry, X I ,y N ! W Larry Merritt WEST vs. FARRAGUT The fight for the A Division championship was a heart- breaker for West. John McKinnon's interception for a long TD run was called back because of a penalty. This left the game 12-O in favor of Farragut. WEST vs. HALLS West's last victory was over Halls by a score of I9-12. Young scored two TDs while Jim Rutherford finished oft Hall's hopes with an intercepted pass touchdown. X -- I 1-MN' f . K' . K wfivv hay ligf , 11 m N 1 135325 Xsvmlzzp HQ Se ff Q 5+ M' 71 V V l fm kiwi ' 1 A f N U 3? ln FRONT: Captain Greg Blankenship, Coach Walter Ganz C Mnke Causseaux Andy Hall Mickey Wlllams Johnny McKinnon captain Wayne Young. STANDING: Rodney Nelson, Mike Irwin manager Dems Galagher Flash Powers, Albert Johnson, Russ Williams, Barry HutTsvevler 1962 BASKETBALL TEAM The Rebel basketballers provided much excitee ment for their fans and coaches this past season. There were many heart-breaking varsity games last by 2 points ar less. Yet the squad kept its Rebel spirit. Talent was available in each man, but overall height ruined the roundballers chances against many foes. Untimely injuries also hurt the team especially in the loss ot Captain Greg Blankenship, one of the most consistently good Rebel roundballers. Coach Walter Ganz worked with his boys long and hard. lt was an amazing iob done in prepa- ration for each game. Coach Ganz had two good leaders in Captain Greg Blankenship and Ca- captain Wayne Young. Johnny McKinnon and Wayne Young held the guard posts well as did Frank Powers, Mike Causseaux, and Greg Blank- enship perform exceptionally well at their forward positions. Much strength was added to the team by the bench-warmers who were always ready to take up the slack and win. Captain Greg Blankenship West played a tremendous game against South at West, Fate was the only thing which kept the Rebels from beating the state's number I ranked high school club. Jay Cole, the state's scoring leader, made a bas- ket with four seconds remaining in the game to beat West 35-33. Cole lead South in scoring while Captain Greg Blankenship led West in rebounding and scoring with 16 paints. The strategy used by Coach Ganz al- most broke South's back, The freeze and control- play from the opening tip was executed wonderfully by the Rebels and succeeded in keeping the ball away from South. Very few mistakes in ball handling were made as West capitalized on every break of the game. There was iust no way to stop the final shot which killed the Rebels. Co-captain Wayne Young ii Frank Powers Revenge for the loss to Bearden in football was gained by the Rebels on their home court. West shot better than the Bearden basketballers and also cleared more rebounds than the tall opposing team. Wayne Young led the Rebel attack with I8 points and also stole the basketball from Bearden players numerous times. Russ Williams collected 16 rebounds while Greg Blankenship got another 8 rebounds and added 13 points to the Rebel cause. Wayne Tipton, a leading scorer in the Knoxville lnterscholastic League, gave much assistance to the losers but the game ended in 52-46 victory for West. Johnny McKinnon 96 Mike Causseaux The Rebels lost another exciting game at home to Powell by a score of 52-50. Again it was a shot by the opposing team's best player which beat West. The Rebels had been playing a poor game up until the last quarter when they surged ahead to tie Powell in the regular game time. West held on to the ball in the 3 minute overtime waiting for a final shot to break the tie and give them a victory. West missed, leaving just enough time for PoweII's Cannon to hit a desperation shot from the head ot the foul lane iust as the horn sounded. The scoring for West was led by three boys Frank Powers, Greg Blankenship, and Russ Williams who had lb, 13, and IO points respectively. Mackey wiiiim 'Q Z 1 1 Q OW ks 146 X xi V 'G' V 5 . X ff ,Q X R 1 ii ,- I .. X . 1- L1 , -4. V -Tl .4 V,- if ,Q K now 1: reny Henry, Nick Ramsey, sninie Powers, Johnny ofeenbinn, Russ nest, Inky Young, Rhett rnbef. now 2: Mnnnnef, sinye ic-siting, Jim Rutherford, Vernon Bruner, sim iznby, nnnii sfnnn, Dennis Lindsay, B-TEAM Joe Rutherford, The B-team potential was developed by coach Jim Jol- lay. Besides iuniors and sophomores, much new talent was found in a few of the new freshman class. Coach Jollay hopes to instill in these young freshman boys the Rebel spirit cmd Coach Gonz's style of play. The B-team was led consistently by lnlcy Young, Nick Romsey, Suthie Powers, and Jim Rutherford. These boys played o big port in the many victories of the B-team. X... The crowds thoroughly enioyed their exciting close games which they usually won. Coach Ganz hopes that these boys, along with the faur who played on the varsity club, con win mony games next year. He also wishes more fans would come to see these boys, the future Rebel vorsity men. He thinks this will better prepare them for their coming iob. K my , its '9-' t ' WM .v N v tm , f. . ,B . if fl - V -.tr i 'WLUBW' l Sym my 1 El' 'Q -atgmw 'P ate' Y42n.s5, ' wa.. 'fitr-gt. ,1f'Q,.,.i. E...-A ' 5' . ,t time . -fb J L ui' Qnsv A f .' 3 4- ' I J f t 'f tw i s le .igtlfxlftzgi L 1 , , .Q ' ,. . V5.5 H Ui ttf t ,. Y' it J 'L wil -W V -Saws' l .ue iii 335: ,gb 1 4 s41ag3.9 , '. as fftfew ROW 1: Danny Raed, Joe Rutherford, Wayne Young, Larry Merritt, Wayne Moior. ROW 2: Jack Whiteman, Paul Pearson, Jim Rutherford, Tommy Poison, Jim Morris, Johnny Orr. TRACK West's athletic Department is becoming larger and more etticient in providing excitement for fans, fame for the school, and recreation for more boys, More sports are being oftered with better coaching and equipment. This is especially evident in the truck and Held oreos. Coach Walter Ganz is con- sistently striving to develop the potential of those boys who desire to compete with other schools in speed, brain, and intestinal fortitude, copies.. wayne Maier and couch Walter cm. 9 Y Ruvherlard, Moior, Merritt, and Young take their marks. Wayne Major and Mike Causseaux have been elected as captain and co-captain respectively. Maior is a speedy sprinter while Causseaux is a solid distance run- ner. These two seniors along with seniors Jack Whiteman, Wayne Young, Larry Merritt, and Johnny Orr provide the experience in running. Whiteman and Orr are important in the field events, Coach Ganz expects his boys to be in top condition. He has extensive knowledge about how to prepare his boys. One of his best examples was Claude Romer who set a new school record last year by running the 100 yard dash in 10,0 seconds. Coach Ganz's highest hopes lor the coming season rests on his 440 yard relay team. lt's hopeless! lOl now is Coach Bob Smith, Mike liwiii, Mickey Williams, Rodney Nelson, Jim Petree, liiiey Yeiiiig. Row ze Russ Williams, Albert Jeliiieen, seiiy liiifreieilei, send, aiiiiiii, eieg lsleiilieiieliip, and Steve lceeliiig, iiieii. BASEBALL ager. West's baseball team is well equipped this year in many ways, Robert Smith is an ex- cellent coach and spirit builder for the base- baller's. The team itself has much talent to be used on the diamond, Finally, Coach Smith is securing better baseball equipment which is constantly needed by the deserv- ing team. Veteran first baseman Greg Blankenship was chosen captain for the team. He has been a good leader and player in previous seasons. He will be assisted by Mickey Wil- liams who is co-captain. Another important veteran is Rodney Nelson who has been catching for many years and will give the needed experience behind the plate to the team. The bulk of the team consists of iuniors. Many of these boys played a large part of the last season and are expected to come through to seize many victories this year for West. Captain Greg Blankenship. Coach Robert Smith, and Ca-captain Mickey William 102 Jahnscn prepares Qo hi! bali or catcher Nelson! Mun and Jeff - Pefree and Williams New bats? ROW I: John Logon, Doug lit- tle. ROW 2: Charles Freeman, vemcn Bruner, Ashley Amr wood, Fred Richards. BOWLING LEAGUE The bowling league consists of West High's best bowlers. They practice every Monday afternoon at Western Plaza Bowling Lanes. Mrs. Payne organizes and sponsors the group. This year John Logan led the group as president and with a very high average. 1. 104 ROW l: Jane Tolliver, Martha Smith, Bur- bura Grillith, ROW 2: Beth Pettit, Eleanor lee, Marty Massengill, Martha Les, Carol Conner, Susan Caller. ALL CITY VOLLEY-BALL TEAMS All city volley-ball is an exciting event to the girls on Line, the girls practiced hard together many times after the teams. They are chosen according to their volley- school hours. We are very proud of these girls and ball abilities and their sportsmanship. This year, having hope that each will gain much experience from partici- freshmen, West was able to compete in the iunicr high pating in this activity. tournament also. Under the coaching of Mrs, Marge-rat Surah Jean Maples, Pat Horner, Nancy Sliger, Pam Viator, Diane Viator, Josephine Johnson, Ann Sager, Sherry Abbott, Nancy Lawson. - 105 l ROW I: Patience Stair, Barbara Foster, Linda Venable, Christine McKinnon, Betty Gail Cooper. ROW 2: Jan Hough, Ronni Ludlow. Alice Bledsoe, Jan Boykin, Susie Mills, Claire Anderson. Penny Ma:- Donald, Dana Hicks, Melissa Cooley. ROW 3: Julie Link, Debbie Adams, Avery Russell, Anne Whitehursl, Betsy Herbert, Cynthia Rowntrae, Ruthie Hubbell. SWIMMING TEAM Members of the swimming team have worked very hard this year to make the team strong. They were required to have twelve practices and to possess a health card stating that they ore physically fit. Practices were held every Wednesday from 4:30 to 5:30. Swimmers tried hard at each practice to increase their speed and to im- prove their torm for the April meet. Led by Betty Gail Cooper and Patience Stair, the girls deserve much credn for their loyal enthusiasm. Ccfcoptain Patience Stair Captain Betty Gail Cooper Seniors Linda Venuble, Barbara Foster, and Chrisline McKinnon show their skill in the back stroke. Sophomores Cynthia Rownlree, Duns Hicks, Pen- ny Mc:DonaId, Anne Whilehursl, Julie Link nelly llellml, and Ronni Ludlow prepare lg dave. Debbie Adams hauls in Susie Mills. Ruthie Hubbell, Jun Boykin, Alice Bledsoe, and Jon Hough. sm Ruthie Hubbell performs ner graceful swimming llwl won her ls! In Knoxville ml are ln Tennessee. ,1 L3wTlgTQJf M?ff 4 CU X 5 A , 1 02+ I., 21 1 FN. in 'Y-Sv Clusx Favorites: Freshmen, Mike Taylor and Pom Victor, Juniors, Fred Forster and Jan Hough. Q I X rx l 'N F W My E 5 a A W Au T 4 U K R li E 9 fu W' 'R' Worley and Carolyn Swepp. Y I K, A . k'.,2 Y as b' FF 7,5 5 -L...--..'...-.,-...af-..' J rv a Q 8 I s 1- ' Q, ,Z ,, h ,, W 5 W- A x . N , x R 1 sgiic N- J S .1 ., A . QQ A 3 ?Jfil?gf2.f3f.f Y ir'-W vi' . Ng 1-, . .gb My X F :Q if-R Nh SENIDR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED unice Popkin and Sieve Cox -'u. , , WALL' BEST PERSONALITY FRIENDUEST Frank Norris and Jerelyn Lee Johnny Walker and Claire Moses SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Wayne Young and Eleanor Lee ,,,,,,w,,.ffq,j . .- pw- .W ..,. .v .. , :rf 'WYG' 'f f . x'.:1i f1:f'r? ?'fF'fiw rf Q' 'O M .. 1' f if lik Q M fs A ,Xl wif p X Qi If is 'f T' :W Y ,J f' 4 'av .H g. hm QT .P sZ.v,., ' D.A.R. REPRESENTATIVE The winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award this yeor is Jerelyn Lee. She was elected by the Senior Class to re- ceive the distinguished award. This honor, coveted by all senior girls, is obtained through the James White Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She is chosen for her outstanding dependability, service, patriotism, and leadership. But aside from these essential qualities, Jerelyn possesses the special warm personality which makes her a friend to all she meets. 114 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Ward Seymour and Betty Gail Cooper were chosen by the faculty to represent West High at Boys' and Girls' State. These conventions, held in June, teach the delegates about city, county, and state govern- ment and, in addition, provide various forms of recreation and entertainment. The girls meet in Murfreesboro and the boys at Lebanon. They both made new friends and consider attending Boys' and Girls' State on experience they will never forget. Doug Little and Barbara Foster were chosen as al- ternate delegates, AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Andy Holt was fortunate enough to be chosen as an exchange student to Sydney, Australia. Andy lived in Australia for eight months with the R. J. Delaney family. He attended Sydney Boys' High School and says he led a fairly normal Australian life, except for speaking to boys' and girls' schools. West was very proud to have Andy selected for this experience which he will long re- member. Erik Gerretsen, coming from Amsterdam, Holland, is the exchange student at West this year. Although Erik tells us that his school is very different from ours, through his adaptability and friendly personality, he won the friendship of all West High. West feels very fortunate in having Erik, and for enlarging its understanding of in- ternational friendship. 115 ' r. p ,, gy' 7 'lim - 3 li, 'iQ'!Zf,:i5' of 'L . Q -H 1' ff'Q-f- f e ini -R, K' 'A rs' wx? '--4 H v F3'f., I t l yu. er 'ie or -S - A ' .Q I I ...N .5 1 Q , ffaf si AMW-lib M 3. ..Q.h. ,, Melissa Cooley Belry Gail Cooper WHO'S J Q.-ws . 'fi 'sQ Qf 'FP' we V.: ' wr-lo ' ir' .1- s ' 'mfr f 'X if . -.1 , . These rhirteen students ,4 tg' Zh i- were chosen b the focul- l if 5 4 Q 4- Y Q lx V I 5 , 1 Q ,, -Q ly to Who's Who. They -4 1, ' ' i . Q! ,w xy L I 6 are picked each year I , 'wif from the senior class on a 'W' K. f basis of outstanding lead- V K X D MW ,E W-iw ership, scholarship, and 5, 7 .. gixfn 's ,j service in the school. I L J Who's Who is one of ihe - highesr honors a senior 'W' can receive of West. Nancy Fmas Andy Holt ' 3 '4?kfi2wfi4s, sir - .1 .. ,, ffjfr -V ...Q f ' ej 'f.rf ' f i , V' W . y .swf , ,,.,,,..,' , .ww V H 'a,mgi,IJL ' ' . .. . . Jo Ann Johnson 116 Stem Jones x .f 4 , ' . x , ' 'x XS' . i ' W 5,3 W 5. 5 1 ' 4. ,X F ' H 5' 'Q XY RN N'Y- H? Su ' Q' A Wg' I , ' . ,. 1 1 nm sv. C.1':,!t f W A kg X X ,:sa'gNr r Ng, , ' ui' 'M'Q f-Q Eddie Knagm Jerelyn Lee ' '41 ., ::s?'f1 W A N -. 5 ' M :QA ' , Y ' y nw ' p X' wr :lx 'uv fix , 5 , . 3 ,f a X4 14 1 My A' M I W - is .X . w .X Q: Xwlm W N 2- -- ww. . In . f.. ' fu Ly., nm ,W 1 ' x . ,mb -wiki - .. Doug uma sem Penn wma saymw Q ff-5 N .ivy - -, 'N ? ' . Q: ' N g, .f 'Q k' 1 IL ix' V' 3. xi' 'Q . ' ' N? ' ' Q fiiwi N ,M , , wgrx- - ' , , .Sy . , . ' X--1.5 ,Nj - -N-. I ' K 5 Jjfx ,, M 'I,Q'z-ma? , ' S - f WWF! 'Wi VNEQSEM 4 -W Jack Whiteman 117 Clara Willlums HOMECOMING h-nl 1 x s-Q Captain Johnny McKinnon crowns Queen Melissa Cooley. 113 .5 . , my 1 fri 15531 3 if V, ,, neg v.-Q ' x 0 . -- q,,g-..,,,.A. . f, . ,-,BW M ,V-,, ,t.gj., ,U 'fd i M,.,fs1 , ik. if 23142. ffffiziix-Y - - ,wow .Nm . mn. 'V 56 . Jgk'1,:iZ? -winks W' 4' 031251 , ,, ff' :ff 1. an , , V, v I 4 XSL. . ' JW. '. 5' a i ' iifww ,N By-tif .Q f w WL' 4 .. in f., Wifi? f we , , Wx, K ., .inf-R313 .501 x1 ' ,3 L . . ' ,, ,As ., N v X :WWI , .uf . xl, A :R ,Ar kg Q, Mig , f ., Q. -' .,-g..1Q: 5 Je. W. .jf M? ' -.,,r,.- R .. K-4 -v, '- Jive., .J ,en 0 - . ..... ' T f -' 'I ?3i1f1ff1.'5S. Lett to Right: Betty Dyer, escorted by Frank Norris, Cerol Smith, escorted by Chuck Miller: Linda Vertubla, escorted by Wayne Tip- ton: Cloire Moses, escorted by Steve Cox: Melissa Cooley, escorted by Johnny McKinnon, Betty Gail Cooper, escorted by Wayne Young, Homecoming is a very exciting week at West. To get started, the football team nominates 5 girls for queen while SRA puts up 4. Friday afternoon Monday morning signs go up and the nine girls begin their campaigns. Thursday night at half-time of the annual East-West game the girls are presented on the field after riding around it in convertibles. Friday morning chapel skits are given by each girl's committee in a lost minute ef- Candidates being presented at half-time during the Homecoming game are: Lindo Venuble, Beth Pettit, Melissa Cooley, Carol Conner, Beth Pettit, escorted by Conn McConnell: Christine Nctiinnon, es- corted by Mike Keller: Carol Conner, escorted by Word Seymour, and Jerelyn lee, escorted by Leonard Hobson. fort to prove that their candidate is the best tor queen at West. Voting occurs in homegroup and the queen is announced at the dance after the presentation of all the candidates. She is crowned and congratulated by the current football captain. SRA conducts the preced- ing. This year the theme of the dance was the Pigskin Prom. Betty Dyer, Jerelyn Lee, Christine McKinnon, Betty Gail Cooper, Claire Moses, and Carol Smith. CANDIDATES QU EEN K v ww Af W, N A Wx :AN A yay S xxfwx x si fi! 1: ii 'fr x fa -kat K J Melissa Cooley 120 yf Ggxx C go D whos od' per X X. At I 'YA E-1,5 Q xfk my Dyer aim, 444760 3,4 X 19 f I Beth Pefl it o 6 121 40. A 1 I ,, 4 .fqlk 5' -Egg'-V ,N of Beth Pettit, Stem Jones, Barbara Grihith, Melissa Conley, Betty Dyer. Quill ond Scroll Society, on honorary organization, con- The members ure selected from the upper third of their sists of students who have done excellent work on one class and have proved themselves worthy of the highest t h o 1 e two publications ot West, the WESTERNER or honor given to high school iourncilists. the WEST WIND. 122 w ml . Enya , 2 . e -'H P fu iff, as 1 - KEY CLUB QWEETHEART 123 Jus! like Johnny Orr, always laughing ai his own iokes. . , . and then, he look her by the hand . ,, How dry I was. How about an apple Adam? Wan! Io iain our club? ?iI51Z 'pw pr.. ' :NE -ug I ,4- Whuddyn mean, slew-loo!ed ??? X . ' ,f EQ , ,-w in '31 Well . . . er . . . uh . . . Hi, Mike. Oh, than smansl Go gee 'em Nancy! 124 4 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson Andy's Garage Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Barrow Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Bartelli Mrs. Helen Barton Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Bourkard, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Boyd Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Causseaux Mr. and Mrs, W. Gay Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Conner Mr. and Mrs. Fred F, Cooley Dr. and Mrs, John A. Dean J. P. Dickenson Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dominick Mr. and Mrs. William Dyer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Eckel Charles Freeman John Gryder's Esso Dr. and Mrs. Howard K. Hicks Dr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Holt Hope's Florist Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hough Rev, and Mrs. Kenneth Hut? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Huffstetler PATRON9 Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Hufstelder Mrs. J. C. Little Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Luttrell Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Mauk Miller's Gay Street Mr. and Mrs, W. B, Miller Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Miller W. R, Miller Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. McCallum McCarty Mortuary Mr. and Mrs. Gray McCarrolI Mrs, Freeman E. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. P. H, McWhorter Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Nelson Norwood Florist Shop Feliciano Olivero B. Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Parker Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pettit Mr. and Mrs. John Pitts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RadcIiHe Red and White Market Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reep Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richards 125 Mr. and Mrs. James H, Rike Mr. and Mrs, Milburn K. Robe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rowntree Burl Russell D. A. Sager R. E. Sansom Schubert Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seymour, rts Sr Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Smeltzer T Rufur H. Smi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs h, Jr. and Co., Inc. Charles D. Snepp . C. A. Spears Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Spive Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Stair, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Templeton Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Treadway Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Venoble Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Viator Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Walker, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Felder S. Weeks West Haven Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Beauty Shop E. A, Whitehurst J. Wesley Worle Charles R. Zirkle George A. Zirkle Y Y SENIOR DIRECTORY SHARON ADAMS 7l7 N. Liberty Street D.E. Club T2, Program chairman T25 French Club T0,TT5 Bowling League T0: Choir TI. DEANNA BALDWIN ST66 Division Street Choir T0,TT,T25 Store Assistant T05 French Club TT5 Y-Teens T2. GORDON DARE 35T2 Blutt Point Drive ICYE to Innsbruck, Austria TT: WEST WIND Stott T0.TT,T2, Foreign correspondent TT5 Science Club T2, President T25 CSU T0,T25 Latin Club T05 Youth Week Parade T25 National Merit Scholarship letter of cammendation TT5 Science Falr T0, certificate at excellence T05 High School Honors Program T05 National Science Foundation Summer Science Program T0, ERNEST BIGGS John Tarletan Football T0,TI,T25 Football A League T25 All City Football Team T25 Band T0,T I5 Varsity Club TT,T2. GREG BLANKENSHIP 42T9 Crosby Road Football T05 Basketball T0,TT,T2, Lettered T0,TT,T2, Captain T25 Baseball T0,TT,T2, Lettered T0,lT,T2, All City T0,TT,T2, Co-Captain TT, Captain T25 Hamegroup atiicer T0,TT,T25 Senior Class President T25 Senior Superlative T25 Junior Class Favorlte TT5 Varsity Club TT, T2, Otticer ll,T25 Key Club T0,lT,T25 Young Lite T0,TT,T25 Vice- President TT, President T25 Bowling team T05 Follies T0,Tl5 C.S.U, I0.T T,T 2. MIKE BLEDSOE 6TTO Easton Road Transfer Tram Young High School T25 Bowling Team T2. DEWEY BROOKS T852 Euclid Avenue Bank Assistant lT,l25 Store Assistant TT5 Art Club TT,T2: CSU Tl.T2. SUSAN CALLER 3935 Wilani Road r.r.A. T0,ll,T25 F,H.A. lo,il.l2, Follies 12, Independent Volleyball Team I0,TT,T2, winners TT5 Latin Club T05 Tennls Team TI,T25 Pep Club iz, All city Volleyball Team 12. MIKE CAUSSEAUX Southgate Road WEST WIND Stott TT,T2, Sport Editor T25 Latln Club T05 Science Club TO,Tl,T25 NEDT Certificate ot Commendation T05 Basketball T0, TT,T2, lettered TT,I25 Track T0,ll,I25 Lettered TT,I25 NHS T25 Fol- lies l0,TT5 Key Club l0,l T,T25 Varsity Club T25 PSSC Physics Class Tl. Class Tl. LINDA CHAMBERLATN 3944 Bellemeode F.H.A, T25 Bowling Team T0,TT: Spanish Club T0,TT5 French Club T25 Y-Teens T25 Llbrary Club T2, President T25 Choir T0,TI,l25 Speech and Drama Club TT5 O.T.C. TT,T2. otticer TT5 Pep Club T25 City-Wide Health Proiect Contest 3rd place T05 Follles TI, CSU TO. JAMES TBOBBYT COKER 25T2 Sutherland Avenue Spanish Club TT,I2, President TI, Secretary-Treasurer T25 Bowling Club Tl,T2, Vice-President T25 Follles T25 Baseball TT5 Young Lite TT5 Science Club T05 Art Club T0,T2: C.S.U. Tl, CYNTHIA MILLER COMER 2TOB Lilly Avenue Transfer from Bearden High School T05 FTA T0,TT5 F.T'l,A. T0,TT5 French Club T05 Follies T0,TT, Winner TO: Young Lite T0,lT,T25 Bowling League T05 Pep Club T2, C.S.U. T0,TT,T25 Volley Ball Team T0. CAROL CONNER 2027 Lilly Ave. NHS TT,T2, program chairman T25 Home Group President T0,TT5 Home Group Secretary T25 SRA T25 French Club TT, Vice-President TT5 Latin Club T0, aedile T05 Science Club T0,TT5 FTA T05 WEST WIND Reporter TT,T25 NEDT Merit Certilicate T05 Class Volleyball Champions T05 Independent Volleyball Team ll.T2. Winners TT: Tennessee Press Convention TT5 Homecoming Queen Candidate T25 Speech and Drama League TT5 CSU T05 Young Llfe T05 Bowling League T05 Follies T0,TT5 science roar io, AllJCity Volleyball Team T2. CHUCK CONNER 40TI Whitlow Avenue Young Llte T0,TI,T25 Science Club T0,T25 Bowling Team T05 Scl- ence Fair Award T05 Store Assistant T0,lT5 Class Volleyball T0, Winners T05 Varsity Club T0,TT5 Baseball Letter T05 Art Club T25 Junior Carnival Committee Tl. MELISSA COOLEY 43T2 S. Garden Road Home Group Otilicer T05 Otlice Assistant T0,II5 WEST WIND Clr- culation Stott T05 WESTERNER Circulation T0.T T5 WESTERNER Editor T25 French Club TT,T2, Secretary-Treasurer Tl.T25 FTA T0,I25 FHA T0,T25 Program Chairman l0,T25 SRA T05 Bowling Team Tl, Secre- tory TT5 T962 Homecoming Queen T25 Fallies5 T0,TI. Winners TT: Swimming Team Tl,T25 Cheerleader T0,l25 Youth Week Parade T05 Cheerleader Camp TT5 Varsity Club T25 Pep Club T25 Tri-Hi-Y T05 Opening Follies Skit T0,IT5 Inter-High Council TT, Independent Vol- leyball T0,TI, Junior Carnival Events Chairman TT, Who's Who T2. BETTY GAIL COOPER 3843 Kenilworth Drive SRA TT,T2, President T2. State Convention TT5 Volunteer Girls' State TT5 Cheerleader T0,TT,T2, Captain T2, Cheerleading Camp TT5 Swlmmlng Team T0,TT,T2, Captain T25 NHS T25 WEST WIND StatT lT,T2, Managing Editor T25 Homecoming Queen Candidate lHonor- aryi T25 Thespians lO,TT,T2, Secretary TT5 Speech and Drama League TT,T2, Treasurer TT5 Junior Carnival Chairman TT5 Junior- Seniar Prom Co-Chairman TT5 West's Optimist Queen Candidate TT5 May Queen Candidate T05 FHA l0,TT5 FTA T0,T2, Sergeant-at-arms T05 Science Club TT5 French Club T0,TT: Varsity Club T25 Pep Club iz, csu io,ll,l2, Young Lire T0,TI,T25 rn-Hi-Y lo, Bowling League T0,TT5 Follies I0,lT. Winners TT5 Youth Week Parade T0,TI,T25 Tennessee State Press Convention TT5 Opening Follies Skit T05 Home Group Otiicer T0,T T5 Who's Who T2. GORDON COWARD T828 Euclid Avenue Band T0,TT,T25 Spanish Club TT,T25 Bowling League TT,T25 Junior Carnival Committee TT5 Science Club T05 Math Club T05 Youth Week Parade T25 CSU T2, STEVE COX 2005 Ogden Avenue Senior Superlative5 Follies T0,TT5 Young Lite T05 Choir T0,TT,T25 Art Club T25 Bowling League T0,TT5 CSU T0,Tl. ANNE DANIELS 7600 Twining Drive Transferred tram Hillsboro High School, Nashville T25 ANNUAL Art Stott T25 FTA T25 Spanish Club T2. SALLY DAVIS ST2 Arrowhead Trall NANCY DEAN TTT2 Nokomls Circle Latin Club T05 French Club TT,T25 Science Fair Award TT5 City-Wide Health Proiect Contest, 3rd place TO. RICKY DENTON TOTB Nokamls Circle Transferred from Webb School TT5 Follies TT,T25 Science Club T2. BETTY DYER 4503 S. Garden Road Latin Club T0, Aedile T05 WEST WIND Representative T05 WEST- ERNER Representative T05 French Club TT, Vice President TT5 FHA TT,T25 FTA lT,T25 SRA T25 WESTERNER Art Editor T25 WESTERNER Stott TT,T25 Homecoming Queen Candidate T25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee TT5 Pep Club T25 Youth Week Parade TT,T25 Young Lite T0,TT, Secretary TT5 Follies T0,TT, Winners TT5 Bowling Team T25 Art Club T05 Student Handbook Committee T25 Junior Carnival Corn- mittee TT5 Senior Superlative. DORIS EVANS T638 Grand Avenue D.E. Club l2. BARBARA E. FOSTER Latin Club T0, Aedile T05 CSU T0,TI.T25 Office Assistant l0,TT: Swimming Team T0,TT.T25 FTA T0,TT,T25 Home Group Otiicer T0, TT,T2, President T25 Follies T0,TT,T2, Winners TT5 Young Llte T0, TT,T2, Vice-President TT5 Honor Roll TO,TT,T25 French Club TT,T25 WEST WIND Stott TT5 Representative T25 WESTERNER Literary Stott T25 FHA T0,TT5 Speech and Drama League TT5 NHS TT,T2, Sec- retary T25 Girls' State Alternate TT5 Tennis Team TT,T25 Senior Class Secretary T25 Youth Week Parade T25 Senior Superlatlve T2, NANCY FRAAS T040 Scenic Drlve CSU T0,TT,T2, Co-Leader T25 FTA T0,TT,T2, Vice-President T25 FHA 404 Kingston Park Drive 10,ll, SRA 11.12, Treasurer 12, Inter-High Council Reporter 12, WEST WIND Circulation Manager 12, WESTERNER Art Stott 11,129 Yeung Lite l0,ll,12, Secretary ll,12, NHS 12, Speech and Drama League ll, Senior Class Publicity Chairman 12, Senior Superlatlve: Follles lO,1l, Winners 11, Latin Club 10, Aedile 10, Bowling League 10, Youth Week Parade 11,12, French Club 11, President 11, NEDT Certilicate at Commendation 10, National Merit Scholarship Letter ot Commendation 12, 2nd Place Math Contest 11, Board of Actuaries Nlath Contest l1,12, Art Club 10, Y-Teens 10, Tennis Team ll, Junior Carnival Publicity Chairman 11, Who's Who 12. GLORIA GASS 4403 Crosby Drlve SUSAN GELBER 1156 Keawee Avenue Transferred lrom Erasums Hall High School, Brooklyn, New York 10: FTA 10,11,12, French Club 10, Spanish Club l1,l2, Vice-President 12, Junior Home Group Otiicer ll, Senior Hornegroup Omcer 12, Bowling League 11, Follies 12, Pep Club 12, FHA l1,12, Ottice As- slstant 10. ERIK GERRETSEN 2046 Terrace Avenue AFS Exchange Student from Den Haag, Holland 12, Key Club 12, SRA Representative 10,12, National Thespians 10,1I,12, President WEST WIND Photographer 12. WALTER GOODWYNE 4211 Whitlow Avenue Latln Club 10, French Club 11.12, Library Club 12, WEST WIND Statl 12, WESTERNER Stott 12, Scholastic Magazine Flrst Award for Poetry ll. BARBARA GRIFFITH B45 20th Street SRA Representatives 10,12, National Thespians 10,11.12. President 12, Latin Club 10, Praetor 10, French Club 11, Publicity Chairman ll, Yeung ure io,11, speech end Drama League io,11,12, WEST WIND I1,12, Feature Editor 12, Pep Club 12, Otlice Assistant 12, Independent Volleyball Team 11.12, Winners 11, Rebel Record Contents Chairman 12, National Honor Society 12, Science Club ions, Tennis Team ii, FTA 1o,it,i2, convention io, Follies Youth Week Parade 12, Senior Play Publicity Chairman 11, Art Club lO,l1, Bowling League 10, Tennessee Press Convention 11: All Clty Volleyball Team 12. ANDY HOLT 940 Cherokee Boulevard Key Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 11, AFS to Australia 11, Senior Superlatlve, Basketball 10,11,12, Football 10,11,12, Follies 10, Home Group President 10,11,12, WESTERNER Sports Editor 12, Vor- sity Club 11,12, Treasurer 12, Science Club 12, Track 10, NHS 12, Most Outstanding Sophomore 10, Young Lite 10,ll,12, Vlce-Presl- dent 12, Latin Club 10, Praetar 10, Sophomore Volleyball Captain 10, winners 10, Who's Who 12. ROBERT HOPKINS 1720 Laurel Avenue Spanish Club 1l,l2, Latln Club 10, Red Cross Representative 10. ARLAN R. HUFFSTETLER 2133 Rose Avenue Football 11, Art Club 10.11, Science Club 10, Band 10,11, Bowling 10, Proiectlanlsts Club 10,11, Art Award 10, Young Life I0,1l,12, Spanish Club io. DOROTHY HUMPHREY 1843 Euclid Avenue D.E. Club 12. JO ANN JOHNSON 2211 White Avenue Latin Club 10, Consul 10, WEST WIND 11.12, News Editor 12, FTA 10,11,12, Ollicer 12, Follies 10,11, Winners 10, Science Club ll, Office Assistant 12, Homegroup Olticer 10,1l,l2, NHS 12, Math Contest 10.11, Tennessee Press Convention li. STEFFI JONES 8 Highland Hills Drive Key Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 12, SRA 11.12, Member-at-Large 12, CSU 10,11,12, planlst 11,12, Young Llte 10,11.12, Winner Young Pertormer's Contest 10, Quill and Scroll l1,12, President 12, Follies 11, Winners 11, WEST WIND 11,12, Sports Editor 11, Editor 12: NHS 11,12, Vice President 12, Latin Club 10, Aedile 10, National Merit Scholarship Semitinollst, Bowling League 10, Senior Superla- tive, Editor Rebel Record 12, Youth Week Parade l1,l2, Stale Press Convention l0,11,I2, National High School Press Convention 11, Board ot Actuaries Math Contest ll,12, NEDT Certificate ol Commendation 10, Who's Who 12. GLENDA JUSTUS 2201 Sutherland Avenue FHA 11: D.E. Club 12, Secretary 12, French Club 10, OTC 10. MIKE KELLER 3837 Glenfleld Drlve Varsity Club ll,l2, Follies 10,11, Bowling League ll, Spanish Club 11, Football 10,11,12, May Day Volleyball 10,lI, Winners 10, 11, Homegroup Otiicer 10. EDDIE KNIGHT 1610 Detroit Avenue Football 10, Science Falr 10, French Club 10,11, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Senior Superlative, Science Club 11, Young Lite l0,11,12, CSU 11, ANNUAL Stott 12, Assistant Ad Manager 12, Otlice Assistant 12, Bowling Team Il, Who's Who 12, CAROLYN KRAUSS Transfer from East High School 10, Spanish Club 11.12, President 11, FTA I1,12, FHA 11,12, Pep Club 12, Speech and Drama League 1O,11, Thespians 11,1'Z, WESTERNER Staff ll,12, SRA 10, Follies, Oftice Assistant 10, Bowling League 11. .10 LACEY NHS 12, Thesplcns 10,11,12, Secretary 12, Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalisl 12, Math Contest 11, WEST WIND 11,12, FTA 10,11,12, Science Club 11, French Club 11, Latin Club 10, Speech and Dra- rno League 10,1l,12. JERRY LANE 309 Clark Street SHARON LAURENT 1531 Southgate Road FTA 11, Latln Club 10, Spanish Club 11,12, Bowling Club 11, Moy Queen Candidate 10, WEST WIND Assistant Circulation Editor 11, 12. 3839 Wilani Road 1006 Scenic Drive ELEANOR LEE 4612 Lyons View Plke Senior Superlatlve, Independent Volleyball Team l0,1I,I2, Winners ll, All City Volleyball Team ll,12p French Club l1,l2, Bowling League 11, Swimming Team 10. JERELYN G. LEE 4814 Old Kingston Pike Cheerleader 11,l2, Co-Captain 12, Cheerleader Camp 12, WEST- ERNER Stott 11.12, Ad Manager and Business Manager 12, Home- coming Queen Candidate 12, Junlor Carnlval Co-Chairman il, Jun- ior Senlar Prom Co-Chairman 11, May Queen Candidate 10, FHA io,il, sergeant-at-Arms ii, FTA io,11,12, secretary ii, President 12, French Club 10.11, Varsity Club 12, Pep Club 12, CSU 10,11,12, Young Llie I0.I1,12, Secretary 12, Bowling League 10, Follies 10,11, Winners ll, Opening Skit 10, Youth Week Parade l0,11,l2, Tennessee State Press Convention 11, Homegroup Officer 10, Presi- dent ll, Junior Favorite 11, D.A.R. Award 12, Senior Superlative Otilce Assistant 10,1 1,12, Who's Who 12. MARTHA LEE 4612 Lyons View Pike Swimming Team 10, Art Club 10,11,12: Spanish Club 10, French Club 11, Bowling Team 11, All City Volleyball Team 12. DOUG LITTLE 929 Cherokee Boulevard Alternate Representative ta Boys' State 11, Key Club l0,ll,l2, Sec- retary 12, Latin Club 10, French Club 11,12, Program Chairman 12, NHS 11,12, President 12, SRA 12, Follies 11: Science Club 10, Il, Southern Applachian Science Fair 10,1l,l2, 3rd Place ll, Navy Science Crulser Award 10, Youth Week Parade 12, City Health Di, rector lor a Day 11, Bowling League 1l,l2, Senlar Superlotlve, Who's Who 12. .IOHN LOGAN 2004 Kemper Lane Latin Club 10, French Club 11,12, Bowling Club 11,12, President 12, Key Club 10,11,12, Prolectlenlsts Club 10. JIMMY LONG 825 Carrington Drive Pep Club 12, Home Group Officer 10, Young Lite l0,l1,12: Follies 10.11, Winners 10. HERNAN LOPEZ TRIGO 4340 Sutherland Avenue Transferred from Bearden High School I2: Follies. GENE LOVEDAY Volleyball IO, Art Club IO: D.E, Club ll. EDDIE LYNCH 3702 Middlehrook Pike Transferred from Bearclen High School I2: Follies I2. WAYNE MAJOR 39IB Greenleaf Avenue Football I0,ll,I2: Traclt IO.lI,I2: Bowling l0,l I,l2: Varsity Club II, I2, Choir lO,Il,I2, Track Captain I2: Football Alternate Captain l2, vainly Club seneinn, I2, Follies ll: Photography Club 12, Volleyball I0,II,I2: Winners I0,II, Youth Week Parade I2: Talent Contest for Youth Appreciation Week I2. CHRISTINE McKlNNON 3663 Woodland Drive Latin Club Consul IO: State Latin Convention I0g Bowling Team l0,I I, Youth Week Parade ll: FHA lO,ll,IQ, Treasurer IQ: FTA l0,II,I2p SRA lU,lI, Inter-High Council l0,Il: French Club ll,I2, Program Chairman lI,I2, Independent Volleyball Team I0,II,I2, Winners Il: CSU ll,l2: Follies I0,ll, Winners II: WESTERN Stott IQ: Homecoming Queen Candidate I2, Pep Club I2, Treasurer I2: Swimming Team l2. JOHNNY MCKINNON Kenesaw Avenue Sophomore Hamegroup President IO: Football l0,lI,I2, Captain I2: Basketball l0,Il.I2: Spanish Club II,I2, Johnny Reb Candidate IO: Follies lO,lI, Varsity Club II,l2: All-City Football ll: WEST- ERNER 12, Young ul., IO, Mny Day Volleyball lO,II, Winners IO, II. LARRY McNAMEE 3254 Sutherland Avenue LINDA M:PEAKE SID Kingston Court FHA IO,II, FTA Il: French Club lI,I2, Latin Club IO, Aedile IO: sine lnlln Convention IO: Bowling League II, Follies II, Youth Week Parade I2, Science Club II: Speech and Drama League I2: Young Life I0,II, CSU II, NEDT Certiticate oi Commendation IO, Pep Club l2. ron Mnrnmlooe I727 rerun Avenue MARY ann McWHORTER IO23 lceowee Avenue Latin Club IO: French Club II,I2: WEST WIND Stott II: WESTERN- ER Stott 12, FHA ll.l2, FTA II,I2, Pep Club lz, Young Lite lo,l1, I2g CSU l0,ll,l2g Bowling Team II, Vice-President II, Tennis Team ll: Follies l0,II: Winners ll, Home Group Officer IO: WEST WIND Representative IQ: Independent Volleyball Team IO,lI,l2: Oliice Assistant IO. LARRY MERRITT IB45 Euclid Avenue Football I0,lI,l2: All A Division lI,I2: All-City Team IZ: Track IU, ll,l2g Young Lite I0,II,I2: Varsity Club II,I2, Sergeant-at-Arms IQ, Bowling Team lO,II: WESTERNER Staff I2, Follies l0,lI: Choir IO,I l,I2g Tennis Team il, Volleyball Team IO,I7. ARLENE MILLER IOO9 Cherokee Boulevard Library Club Il,l2: OTC II, Store Assistant I2. CHUCK MILLER 7l50 Cheshire Drive Transferred From Webb School I2. NORMAN MILLER 6BI5 Dorchester Drive Transferred From Boardan High School l2: Science Club I2. PEGGY MISER 3908 Bellemeade Avenue Spanish Club I0,Il: Choir I0,II: Bowling Toam I0,ll: OTC II: Art Club II: FTA T25 FHA I2, Oltice Assistant I2. JIMMY MOONEY 3829 Sequayah Avenue Latin Club IU: French Club lI,I2: Thespions I0,ll,I2, Vice-President 12: Senior Superlotlveg Optimist Youth Week Parade IZ, NEDT Cer- tificate of Commendation IO. FRANK MOORE 3709 Knott Avenue Proiectlonlsts Club IO: Christmas D.E, I0,II. JOE MOORE ZIS Clifton Road SYLVIA MORRIS 33Il Von Deventer D.E. Club I2. DOUGLAS MORRISON I6l7 Cherokee Boulevard French Club lO.II: Thespians IO,II,l2, Vice-President ll: Speech and Drama Club l0,ll,l2, Proiectianisi Club IO, Volleyball Team I0,II, Winners IO,lI. CLAIRE MOSES 44I6 Dogwood Lane Homegroup Officer IO: WESTERNER Staff I2: French Club lO,II, Bowling Team IO,II, Senior Superlativep Homecoming Candidate I2: FTA lI,I2, FHA II,i2, Follies I0,Il, Winner Il, Office Assistant IO. RODNEY NELSON III2 S. 23rd Street Spanish Club I0,IIp B-Team Basketball IO,II, Varsity Basketball I2: Follies II: Baseball IO,lI,I2: Lettermen's Club ll,I2: Choir IO,II, I2, Projectionlsts Club IO: Volleyball Team IO, Champions IO, CSU II,l2, Youth Week Talent Contest I2, School Winner I2, Home- group Officer IO,I2. FRANK NORRIS 906 Forest Heights Drive Follies IO,lIg Winner IO, Yaurlg Life lO,lI,l2: Bouncer I2: Vol- leyball Team I0,Il, Winners I0,lIg Football II, Spanish Club IO, II, VicePresident II: Senior Superlative, Proiectionists Club IO, Bowling Team IO. ALI OLIVERO 4504 Summit Circle Transferred from Liceo San Jose School, Venzuela ll: Spanish Club II,l2: Youth Week Parade I2. JOHNNY ORR 4307 Crosby Road Transferred from Bearden High School Il, Spanish Club II: Bowl- lng League II: Young Life I2, Varsity Club II,I2g Track Team II, I2, Lettered Il,I2: Science Club I2, Photography Club I2, Senior Superlutive: Youth Week Parade I2, School Volleyball Tournament ll,I2, Winners II. JESSE PARKER 2II3 Manor Road Photography Club I2, French Club II, Bowling League II, Latin Club IO. WOODS CWOODYJ PEARSON 204 E. Redbud Drive S.R.A. I2: C.S.U. I2: Youth Week Parade I2. BETH PETTIT I8II Rose Avenue S.il.A. IO,II,I2, Member-at-Large I2, Student Council State Conven- tion Il: Senior Superlative, N.H.S. I2: Senior Class Treasurer, Home Group President IQ, Inter-High Student Council I0,II,I2, Vice-PresI- dent I2: WESTERNER lI,l2, Literary Editor I2, Swimming Team IO, Homecoming Queen Candidate I2: F.H.A, I0,tI: F.T.A. l0,II,l2, French Club II,I2, Program Chairman II, Vice-President Ii, Latin Club IO, Consul, State Latin Club Convention IO, Key Club Sweet- heart IZ, Junior Carnival Committee II, Art Club IO: Pep Club Presl- dent I2: Trl-Hi-Y IO: Opening Follies' Skit II, Follies I0,Il, winners II: Youth Week Parade lI,l2: Tennessee Stats Press Convention II: Independent Volleyball Team I0,II,I2, winners II, Captain II, I2: Who's Who l2, All City Volleyball Team li. JUDY PiTTS 6903 Dorchester Drive Transferred from Bearden High School II: Art Club II: F.T.A. l2: Choir IQ, Westerser Ad Stott I2, Independent Volleyball Team l2: Youth Week Parade I2: Follies I2: C.S.U. I2. JANICE POPKIN 3552 Tolonltl Drive Latin Club Quaestor IO, Follies lO,II,I2, winners IO: Opening Fol- lles' Skit II: Home Group Otiicer IO,I2, F.T.A. I0,II,I2, Secretary- Treasurer I2, Junior Carnival Prize Chairman II, French Club II, I2: F.t'l.A. lI,l2, WEST WIND News Staff Il,I2, Representative ll, Community Workday Chairman I2, N.H.S. I2, S.R.A. Secretary I2, Senior Superlative. FRANK LFLASHD POWERS Routoffl, Harvey Road Concord, Tennessee Basketball I0,II,I2, Lettered: Bowling Team IU: French Club ID, Spanish Club IQ: Follies IO,II: Varsity Club II,I2: Senior Super- latlve, Young Lite l0,II, Volleyball Team Champions IU,II, Track Team. I28 I CURTIS PRICE 4712 Poppermill Road Transferred from Bearden High School 12, Photography Club 12, Science Club 12, Track Team 12: Varsity Club 12. SANDY QUINN 4043 Stillwood Drive Bowling 10, 11, President 11,5pan1sh 10,I1, Program Chairman 11, Homegroup Officer I0,11, Follies 10.11, Winners l0,l1, Science Club 1O,11, Proiectionlsts Club 10,11, Senior Class Vice-President, Young urs 10,II,I2, Volleyball Team 10,11, champions 11, Baseball 10,I2, Varsity Club 11.12. RICHARD RAPER 2012 Cornell Avenue spanish Club 11, Proiectlonlsts Club lo,ll, Bowling Club 11. KENNY REAGEN Routefilli Duncan Road Transferred from Bearden High School 12. FRED RICHARDS 315 Kingston Court Spanish Club 10, Bank Assistant 12, Bowling League 10,11,12, SRA 12, Library Club 12, VicePresiclent 12, Store Assistant 11. EDDIE RYMER 2000 Forest Avenue JAMES SCRUDDEII 617 Cltlo Street Art Club 10. JOE SEAMENS 2600 Sunvolley Road Transferred From Bearden High School 12. WARD SEYMOUR 2046 Terrace Avenue Latin Club Consul 10, French Club ll,12, President 11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Vice President 11, President 12, Boys' State Representa- tive 11, SRA 12, Vice-President 12, NHS II,I2, Treasurer II,12, Youth Week Parade 12, Student Council State Convention ll, AFS Finalist 11, NEDT Certincate ot Commendation 10, SRA Presidential Candidate 11, State Math Contest 10,1I, Junior Carnival Committee 11, Junior-Senior Prom II, Who's Who 12. WANDA SHOEMAKER 2500 Sutherland Avenue Y-Teens 12, Publicity Chairman 12, Christmas D.E. 12, All-City Choir I1,I2, Art Club 10,11, Chorus II,l2, Spanish Club 10,11. CAROL SMITH Route-ffl? Concord SRA 11,I2, Homegroup President 10, FHA 11,I2, Program Chair- man 11, Treasurer 12, FTA 10,Il,12, Sergeant-ot-Arms 11, Alter- nate Cheerleader 11,12, Pep Club 12, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Senior Superlativeg Speech and Drama League 11. JUDY SMITH 3304 Mlddlebroolc Pike Transferred from Bearden High School ll, FHA 11,12, FTA 11,121 Pep Club 12, Choir 11,12, Follies 12, Young Life 11,12, Bowling Team 11.12, CSU 11,12, Youth Week Parade 12. MARTHA SMITH 2023 Terrace Avenue WEST WIND feature stat? II,l2, Follies 10,I1, Winners 10, French Club 10,1 1, Youth Week Parade 12, Senior Superlative, Bowl- Ing League 10, Tennessee Press Convention 11, Science Club 10,115 Science Fair 10, 5th place prize, physical division, Speech and Dro- ma League I0,11, Vice President II, Thesplans 11.12, Treasurer, Young Life 10, Pep Club 12, F.T.A, I0,1I,I2, C.S.U. 10, All City Vol- leyball Team 12, PHILLIP SMITH 3917 Bellemeode PATIENCE STAIR 4217 Lyons View Pllle N.H.S. 12, Swimming Team 10,II,I2, Co-Captain, F.H.A, II, Follies I0,1I, Winners Il, Youth Weak Parade 12, French Club ll,12, Vice-President 11, Latin Club 10, Aedile, State Latin Convention 10. RONNIE TALLENT 2312 Croydon Drive Football 11, Follies. JERRY TAYLOR 4320 Lonas Drive Transferred from Bearden High School 11, Spanish Club 11, Band II, D.E. Club 12, President 12. KAREN TEMPLETON 2126 Clinch Avenue French Club 11, Follies I0,1I,I2, winners 10, WESTERNER Art Stott 12, Art Club 10,12, Bowling League 10, WEST WIND Representa- tive 12, F.T.A. l0,I1,I2: F.l'l.A. 11.12, Young Life IO,II,12, Youth Week Parade 12, Latin Club 10, Pep Club 12. 'ron rucxen asm Oakwood Lane Transferred from awash High School 12. mls unpfnwoon 2318 sumeflund Avenue Spanish IO,II, Bowling League 10, Library Assistant I0,12, Library Club 12, French Club 12, O.T.C. l0,11,12, Secretory ll, F.H.A. Y-Teens 12, Follies 11, Pep Club 12. LINDA VENABLE 2838 Kingston Pilce Young Life 10,1l,12y WEST WIND Ad Manager ll, Business Man- oger 12, S,R.A. 10, F.l'I.A, 10,I1,l2, Convention' 10, French Club IO,l1, Secretory 10, Swimming Team 10,11,12, Bowling League 10, Secretary, Home Group Treasurer 10, Pep Club 12, Vice-President, Independent Volley Boll Team 11,I2, winners 11, Youth Week Pa- rade 12, Follies 10,lI, winners IO, May Day Queen Candidate 10, Tennessee State Press Convention 11, Homecoming Queen Condi- date lz, sensor Superlative. DOYLE WALKER 2000 Grand Avenue JOHNNY WALKER 5722 Kingston Pike Transferred from Bearden High School, Senior Superlative, Young Llfe 12, Bowling League 12. JUDY WAYMAN 1630 Highland Avenue Library Club 11, O.T.C, 11, D.E. Club 12. FRANCES WEBB 218 Chister Street Burlington DUNCAN WEST 808 Monlacres Lane Transferred from Harrison Chilhowee Baptist Academy 12, PAT WHEELER Route 114 Concord, Tennessee Transferred from Farragut High School ll, Science Club 11,12. HARRISON WHITE 1948 Euclid Avenue JACK wl-IIIEMAN its Circle Hill Drive Transferred from Beorden High School II, French Club 11, Science Club lI,12, President 12, Bowling League Il, Track Team 11,12, Key Club l1,12, Photography Club 12, Volleyball Team Champions 11, Who's Who 12. CLARA WILLIAMS 1436 Agawela Avenue Latin Club 10, O.T.C. 11, Senior Superlotlve, VVh0's Who 12. MICKEY WILLIAMS 3105 Sutherland Ave Baseball I0,l1,12, lettered, Basketball I0,1l,12, lettered, Varsity Club 11.12, Young Life 12. BOB WILKES 2021 Cumberland Avenue Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High School, Beckley, West Vlr- ginia, Spanish Club I1,12, Program Chairman 12, Key Club 11.12. DAVID WITHERSPOON -K3 Beechwood Road WESTERNER Ad Stoll 12, Science Club 11, Photography Club 12, Prolectionists Club 10,l1,12, Young Llfe 11,l2, Store Assistant 12, Homegroup Vice-President 12, Follies 11. JAMES UIMMIEI WOOD 7221 Wellswood Lone Transferred from Bearden High School 12, D.E. Club 12. Parliamen- tarlun, State D.E, Club 12, Purllamentarion. WAYNE YOUNG 1811 Cornell Avenue Football IO,11,I2, Co-Captain 12, Basketball 10,I1,12, CoCoptoin 12, Baseball 10, Lettered 10, Troclc 11, WESTERNER Circulation Manager 12, Varsity Club 11.12, President 12, Young Life I0,II,l2: Key Club 10,11,12, Home Group President 11,12, Follies I0,I1: All City Football Team 12, All A Division Footboll Team 12, Senior Superlative, Class Volleyball Champions l0,11. 129 COLONEL ARCHIBALD with much pride this year the Key Club added extra enthusiasm Lolors. This gilt from the Key Club has boosted our school spirit to the gym with this l2' by l2' wall hanging at Colonel Archibald, immensely. Along with the Colonel is his Rebel flag ol bright red and blue T.V. CLASSROOM QUIZ TEAM Our own West Highers met and defeated students from Austin High Cooper, consisted of Robert Hopkins, team captain: Jesse Parker in WATE TV's Classroom Quiz. nie panel, coached by Mrs. Evelyn J 4 130 ack Whiteman, and alternates were Eddie Knight and Jo Lacey. J- F O O .D R . ' x F U , u iii lf' 4 . Q E .' H if R '14- gfgw xki- KG .. W E! 'Qi' Q ..A.-,-- ,I xx- ' nv'-au. R .q:1' 5 ' s W' M F' u- ' -... ' x 5 -i - H'::ma,, ,, Q, . . Steve Cox dixcunas his business fuvvre whh Brelher David DAVID R. COX All Forms of Insurance AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY km-..... 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