White Station High School - Shield Yearbook (Memphis, TN)
- Class of 1958
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These are the incidents that you will recall long after you have forgotten the big These are the things that make your year Station unforgettable. i WFM -ici 10' Ah-- , A kwa ' ' ' 5, W fx T 'Iii T 1 , ,X . X, W E'- -I A E I TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATICN ADVERTISEMENTS SENIQRS ATHLETICS IuNIoI2S FEATURES SoPEIoIvIoRES ACTIVITIES FRESHMEN 3 4 us with admir- our for the we, the Mrs. world in which to live . . . 'Ali' 5 V Oh, White Station High, Our Alma Mater, May your light shine ever clear. . . We give to thee our love and loyalty Tlarougla all the after yeezrr . . . Graduating seniors mark another mile- stone in our history. Seniors enjoy 'Dancing in the Dark'. Beverly Frizzell presents momentous SHIELD to Mr. Siler. At last-the symbol of our seniority has ar rivedf' To the path of knowledge hright Yon have been our guiding light . . . That's the way, Coach ! 0 Make those lines straig ear 'M U5125 I7 Hg!! .Y ii... F6 'W 3 17775-1. Our goal-eighty and none x 4 -' Y, X . 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Busmess Manager Joyce Cooper, and Associate Manager Carl Cutting, plan SHIELD K 1 S i +- R S NIEHELD DIVISIONAL EDITORS ANNE BURDICK ...,..,.. JAN MCMASTER ...... nd Senior Claues LYN MELVIN ........... Fealuref MARILYN REITER ..... Activitiey PAT ARMSTRONG ........ ................. A tlalelicf JOYCE COOPER .,............... ....... A dverlifemenix MARY ANNE SELLARS MARIE BURTON Auofmte Editor Advixor :i'ifLi.wi I f f43FS?W 7-- tr FF. 1 i e. 'E 'PN' Senior SHIELD staff members busily join forces to meet the first 1958 deadline on the yearbook. Work proceeded through the year with the combined efforts of all members. SHIELD STAFF SHIELD STAFF-Tap row: Miss Davis, Farquah, Reiter, Shelton, James, Berney, Cutting, Crouch, Armstrong, Martin, Mrs. Patterson. Second row: Blount, Coleman, Gillespie, Burton, Cooper, McMaster, Melvin, Frizzell, Burdick, McClurkin. Third row: Herman, Carlson, Schultz, Moskowitz, Strickland, Paster, Fries, Harmon. ?4' s: ,451 Edfmf-in-Chief TT- MYA THA MAR SCQCDLL COP! MARTHA MYA TT Edifor .............. ANN MOSKOWITZ Neuff Edvlfor ............ NANCY MULHOLLAND Feqnfre Enbior .,..,..................... TERRY BLOCK zirfzllazll Feqizfre Ediar ,............ ......... R ONNIE WEINBURG J',bw7J Eqdior ........ CHARLES WLNGO P6o1agf4p6er.r .... ....... Bnfzbeff fllafzager ,......,.............. JANET BLOCK Pfalfpofzba Af4724g6'7 ........ ALVIN NOTOWLCH Offlkf flfafzager ........ MAR THA WOODBURY Ba066ee,Der ......... ..........,.. I UDY HAMMOND lilyllff .........N.. ........ ,I IMMY THOMPSON finfzfzlar . ........ CAROL KUYKENDALL SCRQLL ,gm gi. -e 1- - .QV tallies Manager, tising Adv? CK, epor- BLO s f JANEZmhlY Sale the m 4.1. i 4 SCROLL STAFF-Top raw: P.,- - Aal- Mr. Pennel, Behr, Seessel, Wingo, Weinberg, Coggins, Skinner, Gaskill, Smith, Salomon, Houk, Thompson, Notowich. Second row: Block, Hiller, Danciger, De Courley, Goodman, Boswell, Trabish, Lemly, Gambill, Block. Third row: Gray, Baumann, Gamer, Mentzell, Myatt, Mulholland, Agneta, Woodbury, Moskowitz. SCRCLL TAFF Pounding on typewriters until their fingers ache, carefully reading copy sheets, and checking photographs, are just a few of the duties of the Scroll staff members as they rush to meet each deadline. The month's activities are ac- curately recorded in each issue due to their untiring efforts. With each issue comes every phase of our life at White Station. SCROLL EDITORS-Tap row: Ann Moskowitz, Nancy Mul- holland. Boitom row: Ronnie Weinberg, Terry Block, Charles Wingo. 1:4 i. ,K ,L ' 19,4-..-w Y ba' ' -:J Q PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE There is an old Hindu proverb which says rm There is nothing noble in being superior ti s ,me other man. True nobility is being superio your previous self. I This proverb is true in our educational proc s. XVe all seem to have more trouble witl ourselves than anyone else we have ever mel Our great virtues lie in our ability to correc our mistakes and continually make a new pei son of ourselves. Vife should overcome ou previous selves in knowledge, in courage, ii ity and social development and in ou in God and our fellow man. If we havi during this school year, we have ac much. pp sincerest thanks to the Annual Staff fo time and effort spent in producing this fini 5 illfiiikggifili iif5ff3Q9Mf 'IWW 'wif .,. I- - . S fn . , s. ..f NM wi . 1 S 1 DMI ISTRATIQ 5 if L ix! 155 X 3' xkszx gills s s 1 1,5 as 1 F f The faculty accepts the charge of our footsteps into pathways of knowledge ms 2 G?3.?m...Lv2k2Iu'JV BCARD OF EDLICATIO Sflmolr Szzfwerifzfendwzt F. C. STIMBERT Lefl In riglvix John T. Shea, Mrs. Arthur N. Sccssel, Jr., Mr. Xvnltcr Armstrong President of Boardg Mrs. Lawrence Coe, Mr. Julian Bondurant, Vice President. Mrs. Virginia Bunkston and Miss jane Hipp, office staff, see that the school office operates efficiently. FACU LTY GEORGE W. AKERS English, Social Studies B.A., Bob jones University DORIS D. AKIN English Junior Speech Club Sponsor University of Tennessee Memphis State University CLIF BOYD English Senior Speech Club Sponsor B.A., Mississippi College University of Mississippi KATHRYN P. COLSTON Health, Physical Education G.A.Af. Sponsor B.S., Memphis State University HOWARD A. COUNCE Social Studies Student Council Advisor M.S., M.A., Memphis State University ROBERT CRAIN Speech, English Thespian Sponsor B.S., Memphis State University NANCY CROSBY Vocal Music, English Senior Glee Club Sponsor B.A., Memphis State University LYNN CROSS Commercial Subjects Commercial Club Sponsor B.A., Tennessee College for Woiiaen FACLI LTY BILLIE THOMAS DAVIS Home Economics, Physical Education junior F.H.A. Sponsor BS., Delta State College MARTHA SHELTON DAVIS Latin Latin Club Sponsor BS., Memphis State University M.A., Peabody College Graduate Study, Columbia University REBECCA DUNCAN Art Junior Art Club Sponsor BS., Memphis State University KINNETH FLOYD Health, Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach Key Club Sponsor BS., Delta State College M.A., Memphis State University NELL GOESSLING Mathematics B.A., Alabama College Graduate Work, University of Illinois DORIS GOSS Physical Sciences Ham Radio Club Sponsor BS., Mississippi State College for Women ALLIE BOATWRIGHT GREENE Home Economics Senior F.I-I.A. Sponsor B.S., University of Alabama M.A., Memphis State University EDNA W. HATCI-IER Natural Sciences Junior Tri-I-Ii-Y Sponsor B.S., University of Tennessee 'Q G, Each morning the office is a scene of busy activity, as the teachers begin their duties. 'ZA Every White Station student considers Mr. Freeman, our head custodian, a friend. FACULTY NANCY HIATT Social Studies B.A., University of North Carolina, Won1an's College MARION JORDAN Librarian B.A., Union University Library Science, Peabody College BLANCI-IE KAISER English junior Honor Society Sponsor B.A., Vanderbilt University CAROLYN T, KUYKENDALL English Scroll Advisor Quill and Scroll Sponsor B.A., University of Tennessee MARY ANN LEWIS Vocal Music Junior Glee Club Sponsor B.M., Oklahoma Baptist University NORA LOONEY Mathematics junior Future Teachers Sponsor B.A., M.A., University of Tennessee EDYTHE MALONE English, Social Studies junior Y-Teens Sponsor B.A., Vanderbilt University DOROTHY McGINNIS Art Senior Art Club Sponsor B.S., Memphis State University Graduate Study, George Peabody College, james Lee Art Academy FACLI LTY JANIS HAYS McINTOSH English, Art junior Art Club Sponsor B.A., University of Mississippi RUTH MILLS Mathematics B.A., Mississippi State College for Women MARY LEWIS MYATT Spelling, Social Studies B.A., Southwestern ELIZABETH NEWBELL Social Studies Senior Y-Teens Sponsor B.S., Middle Tennessee State College ELIZABETH C. NEWPORT English Student Council Advisor Scholarship Sponsor B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee J. R. RALSTON Spelling, Industrial Arts Assistant junior High Football Coach junior Industrial Arts Club Sponsor B.S., Memphis State University BESS REDDING Social Studies junior Social Studies Club Sponsor B.S., Austin Peay State College GEORGIA G. ROSS Mathematics junior Mathematics Club Sponsor B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College -Wahl? Danny Graflund seems suprised. Look, Mrs Wild! They're crawling. FACU LTY EVELYN G. SCRIMGER Mathematics B.A., Memphis State University MARY ANNE SELLARS English, Spanish Shield Aclvisor Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor B.A., Memphis State University M.A., Duke University HELENE SMITH French, English French Club Sponsor B.A., Fontbonne College RUTH SMITH Latin, English junior Latin Club Sponsor BS., Memphis State University GEORGE TYREE Mathematics Football Coach Club Sponsor B.A., Bethel College IRMA TYREE Social Stuclies Senior Social Studies Club Sponsor B.A., Bethel College MARY KATHERINE WENDEL Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor B.A., University of Tennessee GOUGH WHEAT Mathematics Mathematics Club Sponsor B.S., M.A., Memphis State University FACU LTY FRANCES B. WILD Natural Sciences Senior Science Club Sponsor B.S., Southwestern M.S., University PAUL WILLIAMS Industrial Arts Dragon Club Sponsor B.S., Memphis State University BILLY BARR WILSON Commercial Subjects Projectionist Club Sponsor B.S., Lambuth College Our cafeteria managers, Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Everett, are always striving for benefit. In the words of Mr. Counce, I may be smal but so is a stick of dynamite. White Station faculty members always seem to enjoy those moments spent in the faculty lounge. . x -4. Km 'v E' Q 5 ' W' was 'N S E, 'ks A 2 - an .wv M, vb K3 ' 12, 1 on L 4 5 hw 4 ,lk We , ' Q .u fi.-2'- f , w - A of .sg , .4'f ' .,g r gfqfvg ,Q 'Qtr-r ' 'Ser .f it--. -Q ,-. f 4 -w .f ah- -f -.: , X -W JF '53 Q 3' nv xi b frm fir., 2' M A-'fir ia ff! Q A K 'C' xg, . X f 'gifs M Q QL Q fy: ! M 3 X. ii ,gm 'Z G8 + 'I' N: . qw. 14 'O Y. fs-4'-4 Y K. wx. 1.91 'Off' N. A 1, .1f'... - A V ,fy Q , ,,l1F3---H - .-,Q A - A- ,Lt - 'S -x -N , N Q - I r S- .4. 5'l'f'f' W V a- - , .,., ' ' . . 5f'I - -xkxzifbt..-4 A .f 4 Q ' ' ,Q--sg' . tfhf I .. i d..:f..q, f iz, ,Q 1 ,., 'T 1 Arn 0 'iftff 5 ?,.a,: Jw , ILAH H ,pg M11 1 1 Ky nww s 'gwmff lf 'Bw Q- FFICERS , President FRED GRAFLUND Vice President HERBIE RYAN Treasurer JUDDY BLOUNT CLASS OF ' ANITA ADAIR Dirizzely ml! .md mort divinely fair, Scholastic Art Award 21 Art Club IZ, Commercial Club 33 Reporter SQ Hall of Fame, PATRICIA RUTH AGNETA Le! KQt'I1llt'I1t'.f,l' my ,rlmzzg wlforcwzzeazt be. SCROLL 5. 4, Typist 5, 4, FHA 1: Choral Club 41 Speech Club 2, Spanish Club 5, Honor Society 4. WILLIAM ENGLISH AKIN Slwng 1'v.1,rw1,r :melee .rfrwzg fzrliwzr. Hillcrest High, Dallas, Texas, 23 Hi-Y Z, 5, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Dragons 35 Football 3, fi, Youth in Government 5, 4. BRUCE ALEXANDER Stine ,md llflfllfflfd af all limer, be goei' u'i1b mlm and inlburried ileltu. Training 13 Homeroom President 4, Baseball 3, 45 Club 4. DAVID BRITTON ALMY Fuilbful Ia bit zmrk. CBC High School 3. PAT ARMSTRONG To izmu' bei' ii' Ia lore her, Dunn High School, Dunn, North Carolina, 25 SHIELD, Sports Editor 4, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Homeroom Secretory-Treasurer -1. RONALD WAYNE AUSTIN llnillirzg I0 lf'-7' alilylbillg once, ururzlly twice. Art Club 1, 23 Dragons, President 3, 4. PATSY CAROL BAUMANN IU L1 good thing lhere ir no tux on laugfwler. SCROLL 3, -ig Y-Teens, 1, 2g Glee Club 5, Spanish Club 3g FHA 13 Band Club 1, 23 Speech Club 3g Choral Club 43 Band 1, 21 Majorette l, CLAS MARGARET LYNN BEASLEY A likeable girl ivilh ltwlwziy r1ff1'ief1d.r. FHA lx Glee Club 1, 21 Speech Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 23 Art Club 31Tl1CSPl2'll'1S 5, 43 Dino 3, MARJORIE ELIZABETH BELL Quin! and .rz4'wI. Sheffield High School, Sheffield, Alabama, lg FHA Z, 32 Commercial Club 5, 4. TERFSE WEIL BLOCK One of Ike zznir of urigiu.ili1y ir 10 ,nay common lbiilgl in .ui uurommwz uwzy. Student Council Commissioner of Publicity 43 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 5, 4g junior Class Reports-r3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4: SCROLL 1, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Editor 2, Feature Editor 5, 43 Art Club, Treasurer 1, 53 Paper Club 21 French Club 43 Honor Society 4. JUDDY BI.OLlNT ll lw1'e'f'r be 11101 .1 .ff1'.1l1,qer be lufl iz friend. Augusta, Georgia, 23 Senior Class Treasurer, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 43 Club 3, 4, Vice President 43 Foot- ball 5, 4, MARY ELIZABETH BOLEN Sueelzzwr perrmzificd. FHA 1: Art Club 2: Spanish Club 51 Glee Club 3, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES BOND Ambifirm billed Ci1e,i111', bu! I'll1-irk it. Student Council Boys' Vice President 2, Constitution 2, 5, 4, Representative 1, 3, 43 SCROLL, Business Man- ager 1, 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 15, 4, President 2, 3, Vice President 4, Youth in Government 2, 33 Thespian 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Football 1, 2. 3. SOPHIE ANNE BURDICK Her moderl mzrwer and gmreful air. thou' ber wife and good ru .the if fair. Student Council, Representative 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Girls' Vice President 3, 41 Homeroom President 43 SHIELD, Senior and Faculty Editor ht Art Club, Ser- geant-at-Arms 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 French Club 4. HARRY JOSLYN BURR MU1' INHIUI' ir. my life. National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Student Council, Commissioner of Traffic H, President 43 Athletic Club 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Hall of Fame. F '58 VIRGINIA MARIE BURTON ll ell-maid. u'f'll-lzred. and full of u'il. Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Home-room President 43 SHIELD, Associate Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3g Youth in Government 21 French Club 3, 4g Library Club 1, 2, President 2: FHA 1, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH CAPOOTI-I Cle1'w'mif.r cxbibilf ifreli' in m'1i.rlir abilily. School Emblem Designer lg First Place Talent Show 1, Band Club 1: FHA 1, 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Reporter 23 Photo Club 31 Glee Club 4, GAA 31 Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum Major -I. RITA ANN CARLSON In quivlmfrr .md in mrzfidwlfe .rball be j'0ll?' Jlrenglh. East High 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Homeroom Vice President 43 SHIELD Staff 4g Commercial Club 31 French Club 4. KENNETH CARTER Silwzl-but oh uflaerz be speaks! Glee Club 3, 4, Choral Club 3g Athletic Club 23 Science Club 21 Club 41 All-State Chorus 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4- PATRICIA ANN CAYCE A jolly word and I1 f7lt't1.l'.I!If Jmile, .fha lmi ihem ready all Ibe uibile. Homeroom Vice President 2, 3, FHA President 13 Art Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, GAA 2, Honor Socie- ty 4. REBECCA JEAN CHAMBERS Kifldlzzinr if u'i,i'a'om. Y-Teens 1, 2, Speech and Drama Club, FHA Secretary 3g Commercial Club 3, 4. IAM ES BRUCKNER CHASE A merry lamri goef all the day. Homeroom Treasurer 1, Student Council, Commissioner of Traffic lg SCROLL 1, 2, Circulation Manager 23 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 1. ROBERT H. CLARK A ufirlnirzg ber in almort e1'eryll:1ing be underlakef. Messick High School 1, 2, 3. CLAS JOYCE LYNN COOPER Poife made uxiy for cbtzrnz mid llvey bulb ,fm-yed. Cheerleader 1, Homeroom President 1, 23 SCROLL 1, 2g SHIELD Business Manager 4, Art Club l, 2, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 23 French Club 3. 4, FHA President lg Hall of Fame. JOHN ALLEN CRAWLEY P0i1ie.u'J01' of 1411ru.fpecled qualifier. Delegate to Boys' City Government 3, Art Club l. 5, 4, CU LVER LYNCH CRISWELL A rtzre cwzzbimzliwz of jvllily, froliu and fun, East High lg Student Council 2, 3, Representative 2, Commissioner of Activities 33 Popularity Contest Win- ner 2g Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Vice President 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3. 41 Athletic Club 2g Speech Club 23 Bernadine 2. BARBARA CATHERINE DAVIS To be KQ0Ild-I1rJl1H'E'd ix llae molto. Art Club 1, 2, 5, 4, FHA 1. HARRY LANGLEY DAVIS Men of few wordr are flae bert of men. CMA, Columbia. Tennessee, 51 Art Club 51 Dragons 4, Spanish Club 43 Swimming Team 4. WENDELL WESLEY DAVIS A 7IIJ?l'J' own vztniner if ulmt beromef lfim mail. Germantown 5. REBECCA BELLE DAWKINS Tlve girl who .rurreedi in .spite of ber lm,rl9ful11e.f.f. Commercial Club 2, 3, Vice President 53 GAA 3, 43 Spanish Club 11 Band Club, Secretary lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 11 Hall of Fame. CHARLES FRANCIS DICKINSON Unlllaaul muxif life would be tx miiruke. South Side 23 Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Dragons 41 Student Council Representative 2. f IOAN ELIZABETH EDGE Sparkling eyer and full of pep. Cheerleader 1, 2, -lg Football Queen Maid 4, Red Cross Representative 3, 41 Student Council Representative 1, SCROLL, Feature XX'riter 31 Art Club 2, 3, -11 Sergeant- at-Arms, Secretary 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, ELAINE KINGHORN ETTMAN Quief bu! Very friendly. New York 3, Art Club 3: French Club -1, DAVID FAVARA Lilllu. blzl oh my- Pine Bluff High School, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 2: Dragons 2, Photo Club Z: Band. ROBERT LAIRD GAY ll 'h.1t be gvuilly llarzugln, he nohly dared. Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 'lg Commissioner of Activities Z, Boys' Vice President 1, 3, -1, National Honor Socie- ty 3, -lg Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Presi- dent, Homeroom Vice President 2, President 31 Key Club 2, 3, -i, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4: Athletic Club lg Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Co-Captain 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1, Co-Captain 33 Baseball 1, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, Curse of an Aching Heart 13 Happy Journey. BEVERLY ANN GILLESPIE Gentle of rpeech. benefirenl of mind. Homeroom Chaplain 2, SHIELD, Circulation Manager 4g FHA 1, 2, Speech Club, Treasurer 2: Art Club 3: Thespians 3, 4, Secretary -1, Glee Club 5: Dino 3, Honor Society 4. KATHRYN ROBERTO GOAD I mme, 1511113 I conquered. Senior High Football Queen 41 Tri-Hi-Y -1, ROBERT GOWDY Diligenl work if ihe key 10 Juicers. Cathedral Boys' School, Bombay, India. FREDERICK LEONARD GRAFLUND For Ifaey can conquer who believe lhey mn. Senior Class Presidentg junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council, Commissioner of Activities 15 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Thespians 3, 45 Athletic Club lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, Bernardine Z, Curse of an Aching Heart 13 Hall of Fame, Honor Society 4. CLA ROBERT GRAY Corzyiflezzcy if noble. SIBYL GRAY A jolly ward and iz pleiinuzz imile, ,rbe heir Ilfem ready fill Ilae wbile. SCROLL 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Y-Teens 2. BETTY JEAN HALL Fizilla ir iz higher frlfllllj' than rerzmiz. Art Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice President 1, FHA, Commercial Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Red Cross Assistant 1, 2. HAROLD HARRIS W'ii 116.11 lured In play, :ml uwurzd. Student Council, Commissioner of Sanitation 2, Home- room Vice President 1, 31 Key Club 3, 4, Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track lg Golf 2, Hall of Fame. JAMES HASTINGS A light lzerzrt liver lang. Collegiate Institute, Canada, 2, Photo Club 3, Dragons 3. CHARLES ROBERT HEINZ Tulefzl is flu! u'l1irlJ ir 41 mm1'J power. All-State Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Athletic Club 1, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. SH EILA ANN HERMAN Conftmzl inlereil, inlelligerire, and pE?'.f0?1illlly rombine to farm our Fdflllflf ,rur:ceir. Football Queen Maid 3, Student Council Representative 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 2, President 4, SHIELD, Editor-in-chief 4, Y-Teens 1, Speech Club, Secretary 2, Art Club 5, President 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2: Glee Club 2. AL FREDERICK I-IIEMER By diligence be u'inf lzir uuyr. Heath High School, Kentucky, 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 4, Foot- ball 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Track 4. DF'8 DAVID WAYNE HILL Ha du'rfl,i' in Ilia 11.11121 of tjmrl. Student Council Representative 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, -11 VU Club l, 2, 3. -l, Vice President 2. 5. President 413 Foot- ball 1, 2, 5, 4. Co-Captain -11 Baseball 1, 3, A11 Hall of Fame. JOAN VIRGINA HILLEBRAND Ram' ii the union of beauty and modefly. East High 13 Homeroom Secretary -ig Senior Class Sec- retary 43 Spanish Club 21 Y-Teens, Chaplain 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Youth in Government 2, President 5, Art Club 3 4, Secretary -i. w LINDA LEE HODGES Ilan: Ian. du'ull.i' .rizllpfe lrutb. Millington 2, Photo Club 5, Home Economics Club, Historian 5. SARA ANNE HOGGART Silnlu' it .1 gmail .iff of ff1IlI't'f,f.lff0ll. Queen Anne High School, Seattle, Walshingtimn, 5g FHA 'lg Tri-Hi-Y .l. GENE HOUSTON Some llvffzk Ibv :wield if wade for fun ,ind frolit. mid .ru do I, CAROLYN JOYCE HOWARD Nice by mime .md Hire by nature. Messick 1: FHA 31 Commercial Club 3, 4. WILLIAM MERRITT HUMPHREYS Men of jeu' z4v1rd.r .ire the bar! of men. Student Council, Commissioner of Grounds 1, Represent- ative Zg Homeroom Vice President 5, SCROLL, Sports Writer 13 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Ham Radio Club 4, Basketball 1, JAMES ALFRED JACQUES The glory of .1 firm r.ip.1ciau,r mind. Science Club 1, 23 Art Club 33 Ham Radio Club 4. CLA THOMAS WILLARD JAMES IV!! and u'i,fd07IZ are born with u man. Homeroom President 1, 2, Chaplain 3g Student Council Commissioner of Traffic 2, Representative 15 SHIELD Assistant Sports Editor 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1 23 W Club 1, 4, Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5 43 Baseball 15 Golf 2, 5, 43 Swimming 4. WALKER LEE JENNINGS Nozlcfmlcnzt and full of unexpected wil. Key Club 1, 2, Dragons 3, 43 Athletic Club 13 Foot ball 1. JULIE COUR JOHNSTON To lbe pure in bean, all tbiazgi are pure. Nature Club, Vice President 1, Glee Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Science Club 4. JOHN JORDAN Tbe ,rmfzller rriurlerief Jweelerz life, Ike gre.zler enable it Dragons 43 Basketball 23 Football 2. EDWIN EWING KEITH He wizu friends by being one. MBA, Nashville lg Homeroom President 5, 45 Key Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 Dragons 53 Athletic Club 2 51 Hall of Fame. PAUL DAVID KOEPPEL Good Ililfllfc, ima' ,gfwd,vef1.w must ever join. Key Club 2, 3, 43 Club 35 Football 1, 2, 3. ETI-IEL LOUISE LAKE A mztzll package of mischief .md fun. Art Club 2, 5, -ig Vice President 41 Y-Teens 13 FHA 1 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. RONALD MCDOUGALL LEON A man he .reemy of cheerful yeflerdizyr and confident lomormuxr. CMA 3. DF '58 DAVID BYRON LINDSEY Tlyere ii no knowledge Ilya! ii not power. Volunteer Boys' State 33 Homeroom Vice President 13 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club 2, 33 French Club 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH KAY LIPE Eitlrfer ber flirmlionf or her intellect would reap large profitx. Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, SCROLL, Assistant Busi- ness' Manager 2: Y-Teens 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Youth in Government 23 Art Club 3, 45 Paper Club 2: Honor Society 4. 'ISOMMYE ELIZABETH LONG Quielzlefi' u'iz1J friends in its own uizolylruiiie uwy. Homeroom President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 1, Band Club 1, Choral Club 2, 4, Speech Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club 3, Band 1, 2, Honor Society 4. GORDON LONGMIRE Quiet in word. but great in llaouglal. Boys' State Alternate 3: Art Club 1, 3: Dragons 4g Honor Society 4. MARILYN RUTH MARTIN Here ii 41 dem' and Irue iilduflrioui friend. Girls' Preparatory School, Chattanooga, Tennessee 2: SHIELD 41 The-spians 3, Tri-I-li-Y 4, Art Club 4, Dino 3. NINA FRANCES MCCASKILL And ye! iz .rpiril .riill and brigbf, with fomeflaizzg of angelic light. South Side 21 FI-IA 31 Commercial Club 3, 4. EDITH McLURE She that um erer fair and ne1fer proud, had longue at will, and ye! um nerer loud. Honor Society 4, Homeroom Secretary 1, SCROLL, Typist 33 Y-Teens 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Reporter, 2, Presi- dent 31 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, President 4, Girls' City 3g Girls' State, Alternate 3. MONA JEAN MCCLURKIN A delermined .fort of girl who aluvzyx dom ber ben. Northside High School, jackson, Tennessee 21 SHIELD 43 Art Club 43 Science Club 3. f a I f 5 i f ev- L ....,.. I., , -all CLAS LINDA LEE MCMAHAN Quietly ureful, gentle, true. Spanish Club 3, FHA 1, Art Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. JAN MCMASTER The .ferret of the uzz11'er.re+turrzr out to he permnality. Cheerleader 2, 4, Co-Captain 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 3, 4, Popularity Contest Winner 2, SHIELD Class Editor 4, Art Club 1, 3, Secretary 1, Glee Club, President 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 3, Youth in Govern- ment 2, French Club 4, Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, Honor Society 4. LYN MARY MELVIN Charm rtriher the fight, merit ufinr the mul. Cheerleader 4: Student Council, Girls' Vice Presi- dent 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Representative 4, Con- stitution 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Sophomore Class Reporter, SCROLL, Reporter 1, SHIELD, Feature Editor 4, Art Club 1, FHA, Reporter 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Glee Club, Chaplain 2, French Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Hall of Fame, Honor Society 4. MARY NELL MENTZEL A merry heart maketh a rheerful countennnfe. All-State Band 2, 3, SCROLL 3. 4, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Club 1, Speech Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Choral Club 4, Dino 3. JULE BLAIR MEREDITH Nothing if imporrihle to a willing heart. SCROLL, Business Staff 1, Hi-Y 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Buzz Book, Co-Chairman 4, Ham Radio 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Golf Team 2. NORMA GLENN MEYER Very rweel, very mmlly alufayr gentle, hind to all. Art Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 4, Secretary 2, Photo Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Student Council Representative 4, Hall of Fame. LEN MILLER Energy and force behind an unarruming peace. Thespians 3, 4, President 4, Dino 3, Bernadine 2, The Happy Journey 2. CAROLINE MOORE She Jmiled and the Jhadowr departed. Mississippi 1, Y-Teens 1, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. DF' BEVERLY VAUGHAN MORRISON A mild manner and gentle bean. Y-Teens lg Commercial 2, 3, 43 FHA 13 GAA 33 Glee Club 2. ANN LISBETH MOSKOWITZ W'ifd0m and goodnefr are lwin-born. Girls' City 33 Cheerleader 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 43 SCROLL 3, 4, Assistant News Editor and Reporter 3, Associate Editor 43 Student Council Rep- resentative 43 Commercial Club, President 33 Speech Club 1, 23 French Club 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 43 Hall of Fame. BILLY LYNN MURRAY He is the kinder! and nicer! of men. SCROLL, Art Editor 1, 23 Spanish Club 33 Dragons 4. MARTHA GRAHAM MYATT Moderiy if the guardiazz of all rirfue. Football Queen 13 Student Council, Girls' Vice Presi- dent 13 Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 13 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Home-room Vice President 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 SCROLL 3, 4, Editor 43 Art Club, President 23 French Club, President 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 FHA 13 Red Cross Representative 2, 43 Hall of Fame. SANDRA ELIZABETH NIX Alwayr genuine, newer :arelen or idle. Covington 33 Commercial Club 4. NORMA JUNE NOLL Dependabilily, earnertneff, and loyalty in all activitief. STEVE LADELL PARKER He entertain: a rlaeerful dirporition. Art Club 33 Thespians 3, 43 Dino 3. JAMES MARSHALL PATTERSON By Jirzcerily he will be friendr wilb all. East High 1, 23 Hi-Y 3, 43 Club 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. CLAS WHITNEY LOU PERRIN You meet ber, you like her. Homeroom Vice President 13 Y-Teens 1, Speech Club 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Vice President 33 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club, Vice Presi- dent 4. CATHERINE MARGARET RAGEN Her roice uvzr erer mfi, genlie, iouu St. Joseph High School. PATTY JEAN RAY If! nice to be nafurai when you're naluraily nice. East High School 1, Spanish Club 2, 3g Commercial Club 33 Y-Teens 4. JULIE ANN REEDY Knowledge deliglaiful and wit good-natured. FHA 1, Speech Club 1, 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4g Major- ette 4g The Happy Journey 2. NANCY LEE RINI IVben nature har work to be done, .ine rreaiex a geniuf to do iz. Art Award 3, 45 National Scholastic Art Award 1, 2, Nature Club, President 13 Spanish Club 2, 33 Science Club 4, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4. PATRICIA ANN ROPER Quieliy dignified. Somerville, Tennessee CHRISTINA ANNETTE ROSENTHAL jun lall enough to be graceful and merry enough lo be gay. Chattanooga, Tennessee 2, FHA 3, Photo Club, Presi- dent 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, HERBERT DANIEL RYAN Tha! Jrnile would make friend! anywhere. Benedictine High School, Richmond, Virginia 2, Sen- ior Class Vice President, Dragons 4g Hi-Y 4, Basket- ball 4, Football 4g Hall of Fame. F f ALAN GORDEN SALOMON Virtory lwlmzgr 10 fha' mor! per',i'e1's1'ir1g. Homeroom President 21 SCROLL 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Thespians 3, 4, Records Clerk 4, Baseball 3, 43 Dino 3. JUDY BELL SALTER Slw lnrr If rl1.11'111 all Iver azwz. Homeroom President 2, Vice President 4, Football Queen Maid Al, Student Council Representative lg Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 21 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Glee Club 4: FHA 1, National Scholastic Art Award 3. CHARLENE SANDERSON Sheff all that flizmirzg bair dwzolef. Football Queen Maid 1: All-State Chorus 13 Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Homeroom Vice President 1. President 2, Student Council Rep- resentative 13 Math Tournament, first place in school, honorable mention, in county. ARLENE MEDBERY SHANNON Quiel, dawnre, and ruieet. La Salle Senior High School, Niagara Falls, New York 3. BETTY SIBLEY Oh, to he ar 1'i1u1ri0u,r ar rbe. FHA 13 Art Club 1, 2, Band Club 2g Commercial Club 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 3: Glee Club 33 Majorettes 3, 4. LOREN COURTLAND SKINNER For fha more rr 1114111 lmnuxf, Ike more zrartlay be if, Honor Society 3, -1. Vice President 4, Student Council Representative 3, SCROLL, Business Staff fig Science Club 1, 25 Thespians 3, 43 Bernadine 23 Sparkin' 23 Dino 33 Hall of Fame. BONNIE ANN SMITH Fair and gentle, good and true, jun the friend for me and you. Cheerleader 1. 4: Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Art Club 2, 33 Glee Club 2, Y-Teens 1. WARREN BYRON SMITH Great efferlr mme af imiurtry and perreiferante. Meridian, Mississippi 31 Key Club 4. I' s CLAS SHARON MARGARET SOMERS Sincerily and zruzh are Ike bmi: of ber milure. Sault Collegiate, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada 13 Latin Club 2g French Club 4. LESTER SPEED STANTON Take him and uw him u'ell,' be ii worthy of il. Student Council 1, 4, Commissioner of Sanitation lg Football 11 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Golf 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANNE STANTON Her wire, the muric of lbs splverer. Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Speech Club 2, Vice President 2, FHA lg Y-Teens 1, Art Club 3, 4, Chaplain 4g Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. ROBERT JOSEPH STEEN A genuine, good fellow. Dragons 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, Thespians 4. BOBBY SHADRACK STEVENS Azz afftzble and rourleouf genllwzzim. ANN GILMORE STIDHAM Good nature ir the key lo friendJbip,' Jhe unlocked the door. Cheerleader 2, 33 Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 31 Tri Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Repre- sentative to Conference 23 FHA lg Library Club 1, 2, Vice President 2. HONEY STORY H er good failure if proiferbial. Training 1, Library Club 2, Secretary 2g Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Historian 4g Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 33 SCROLL, Typist 43 SHIELD 43 Bernadine 2, Happy journey 2, Dino 33 Honorable Mention in Talent Show 2. ALAN STRAUTMAN Mamzery are the happy uuyr of doing lbizzgr, for be um' iz pleariznt foul, full of humor and good Jefzre. Messick lg Science Club 1, 23 Football 2, DF '58 ANDREW KARL TATUM Hia' 4Qui1n'u11.t ,rjiiril iil.1l1iii' llw jmih before liiiii 1.71.4 ljf brig lui. Homeroom Vice President 2. 4, President 51 Commis sioner of Activities 45 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2 Secretalry-Treiisurer 41 Football 2g Athletic Club 1 'P ZANE TAYLOE .-I friend uw!! zrm-lb luring. Cheerleader 2: Y-Teens. Vice President 1: Art Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 41 Red Cross Representiitixc w 4 KAY DORIS TYUS Gfilleriiig iwilb gr.iu',i' of mind mia' nf IIILUII. Scholastic Art Contest 2, 31 Solo and Ensemble Con testg Band Club 2, President: Art Club 2, 3: Spe ch Club Z1 Glee Club Lil FI-IAQ Y-Teens lg Band 1 3 4, Mujorette 4. SANDRA VOLNEY Of gt-fills mul. In bumiiiz rim, ii friend. Port Chester High School 1, 2, 33 Art Club 4 EARL VAN LEER A good flilllfhllliflll if lie who beffu' .il need. JEAN ELEANOR VAUGHAN Her rim' lil' izuivr lu offend. and erery crealzzrv ir Jer friend. Cheerleader 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3: Heart Hop Queen 31 Glee Club 1, 2g FHA Secretary Teens, Secretary lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 Speech Club 23 Art Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4 THOMAS RIGDON VANCE, JR. Good imlure if gratifying. Messick 1: Art Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Dragons 4 jectionist 2. 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. PATRICIA LEE XVADLINGTON A iizerry bmi! viiikvtb 41 cheerful C0lU1IC?2iIlZL'b Bellevue lg Glee Club 21 Speech Club 2g Tri H1Y 2 Photography Club 3. Treasurer 31 GAA 3. i CLASS OF ' Hi: generour Jpiriz maker the path before him alwayf briglal. CBC 2: Homeroom President 3g HLY 3, 4g Key Club 3g Dragons 35 Athletic Club 1g Football 1. LAWRENCE ARNOLD WATSON A mind equal lo any undertaking. DONALD WEST He green you ufilh a fmile. Scotts, North Carolina 2. SALLY JO WESTER On ufilb tlye danre: let jay be unrorzfizzed. SCROLL 1, Zg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Youth in Government 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA 1, 2. DOROTHY ANN WHITE Good-nalured, Jineere, and obliging. First Place in Talent Show 11 Art Club 1, 23 Glee Club 4g Photo Club 3, Secretary 35 Majorettes 4. ROBIN BLAIR WHITESELL She that if of mewy bear! lsafb a fwzlifzual feart. East High School 15 Homeroom Chaplain 43 Y-Teens 2g Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Tri Hi-Y 5, 41 Sergeant-at-Arms 31 Art Club 53 Hall of Fame. JOYCE ANN WILLIAMS She war quiet and mzzfentedly lfappy. Scholastic Art Award 3g Art Club 1, 23 Photo Club 3g Commerical Club 4. DOUG WRIGHT HU mzile and uit will lake him u'herez'er he rhoorex to go. Treadwell High School ZQ Art Club 3: Dragons 4. Q . ,.- -- My x ., i M--.M.,.MM.-Aww-.N-....,. w-aiiiriiwwx Jlhnvngy. W 3 J ,Q 4 A , 3 ' MW aim-un., ,,,,,.af 'I Lewis Adams Helen Allen Peggy Jo Allen Billy Allred Marilyn Anderson Sheila Armstrong Douglas Averitt Barbara Ball john Bates Pat Beachm Freida Bennett David Berney Jimmy Blackburn Sandra Blount janet Block John Blumbeks Victor Boone Sally Boswell Pat Bowen Marilyn Bozof Gail Brandon Felice Brenner Barbara Brewer Judy Brooks Page Brown Smitty Brown Lindsay Bruce Linda Bustin Margaret Butler Ellen Cameron Anita Campbell Mary Glynne Carmichael Mary Lou Carpenter John Carrel Bobby Casey Anna Castens Larry Clowney Delbert Coggins Billie Coleman jerry Cooley E A. J. Cooper Beverly Cooper Carol Lynn Cooper Ross Courtney jimmy Cox Katy Cox Janis Crawford Carol Crone Carl Cutting Russel Cuyler Judy Danciger Sue Datz Pam de 'Iourno Becky Delius Ann Lee Dickson Pcgy Dix Frank Dyer Anita Everly Franklin Edwards jo Ann Edwards Judy Eicher Juanita Elam Elizabeth Ervin Wayne Erwin Virginia Farquhar Jane Ann Faucett Ronnie Foster Marijane Frank Sherry Fries Diane Frizzell Ann Fuller Judy Garner Bob Gaskill James Gatlin Sharon Good Bobye Goodman Dicky Gossett Linda Graham Pat Graham Harold Grisham Judy Hammond Wayland Harris Linda Hearn Mark Heffington David Hicks Ronnie Hicks Wayne Higginbotham Wynona Higgins Benjy Hill Lynn Hiller Jerry Hiemer Don Hoffman Mary Jane Holt Mike Hopper Rob Houk john Humphrey judy Humphreys Eddie Hurt Bruce Inman Ricky Ireland Lonny james Clay Jennings Billy Johns Glinda Jones Ronnie jones Marie johnson Marilyn johnson Nancy Kagy Patty Kimler Susan Krebs Mary Ann Kugler Glenn Lautzenhiser Jean Lippincott Linda Lipsey Sandra Maddox Wallace Madewell Sally Madison Keith Mahal Larry Mallette Suzy Mallicote Rebecca Maxwell Joe McCaleb Joyce McCarter Ellen McIntyre Pat McKee Laura Mefford Lucy Mercer Sue Messinger Betty Ann Meyer Marla Miller Randy Miller Elizabeth Moore Virginia Muirhead Nancy Mulholland Bill Mullins Alice Newbern Hugh Nott Ronnie Owens Ken Owings Janice Paschal Naomi Paster jerry Patterson David Perdue Tony Plant Carl Pope Pat Powell Vaughan Pruitt jackie Ragen Don Raney Lee Redmon Marilyn Reiter Dot Remble Joyce Riser Roberta Rogers Jerry Roper Linda Kay Rose Allan Rosenberg Donna Rosenberg Suzanne Rothrock Richard Russell Judy Salter Lester Sargent Ruth Schiff Jerry Seessel jimmy Seuss Charlotte Sharpe Wayne Sheffield Lynn Shelton Lititia Skinner David Smith joe Smith Carolyn Stephenson Linda Stevick Tommy Stigall Judy Stoddard Ronnie Stoots John Swearinger Charles Sweet Gary Sweet Marsha Sweet 'F 59 janelda Thompson Jimmy Thompson Marianne Thompso George Tidwell Brenda Tippett Tim Trice Dennis Turnipseed Ina Van Cleeff Nancy Vaught James Waclell Barbara Wagner Diane Wagner johnny Walmsley George Waring Lorin Watson Stephanie Webster Ronnie Weinberg Carolyn Welch Delores Wenzler Berdie Wesson CLASS OF ' Carolyn White David Wietie,s Judy Wilkins Julie Williams Wayne Williams Bill Wingfield Ronald Woodall Lana Zaccarello These enthusiastic students take time out from their loitering in the halls to pose for a picture. 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V X ,f H wmv ' M Pia ...A wwf' CLAS Norma Stanton Steve Starrett Connie Stewart Warren Stovall Joan Strader Anita Strickland Arthur Strickland Juanita Sutton Van Swearingen Carolyn Talbot Sally Thorn Ileda Tilton Marilyn Trabish Larry Tubb Hugh Turner Ronnie Utley Ben Vance Bill Vaughn Mae Frances Vernon Ed Vollertsen Barbara Joyce Voyles Judy Waring Charles Warr Ann Watson Jimmy Watts David Weis Bob West Bitsy Wexler I' '60 Ronnie White Pat Whitfield Margaret Wieman Ken Wilder Bob Wilkin Hal Wilkins Paul Williams Bill Wilson Mary Ann Winn Martha Woodbury QU 1- Glass are Y ure if SHO s wed? Stag night at the Toddle House New th eSC at em ff D , on t drown th em D x eshmen ' , lane jf' 'BM Are these our students? --X X xkxoughk A M006 d Oubt Our 3 Hd som G was people ncesfry In-. if-.1 A I5 Q 6 Xt K' R X is 3 k .As 5:1 x x,.,,..v- X Qgivi,-m,,..61ks3MJn4lP-35s A WQWYK' Jimmy Abernathy Michael Adler Dotty Agneta Donna Aigner Pam Allen Iris Alofsin Larry Anderson Donnie Angel 5 Ronnie Angel Jeanne Argall -Betha Arline Gail Armstrong Gail Baggett Linda Baker Marianne Ball Alyce Ann Barnes John Barrow George Beard Jay Beasley Judy Bee Charles Beck Mary Ann Bedford Flo Blake Mary jane Bocquin Larry Bomar Howard Boone Bill Brackeen Sara Brackeen Bill Bradley Michael Bradley David Bratten jan Bredeson Maribeth Brown Martin Brown june Buchalter Gwen Burch Larry Burks Julie Burns joan Busby Paul Byrne jerry Caldwell Joann Callihan Bobby Campbell jerry Campbell jim Campbell John Campbell Pat Carl-Lee Helen Carney Wendy Carrel Larry Castelli Eubie Cate Mike Chaille Jesse Chapman Dickie Childress Linda Lee Christensen Nancy Clift Bobbi Clifton Mary Cook Linda Cooper Gloria Cornell Larry Conaway jimmy Couch Marilyn Courtney Donna Crowley Lawrence Culbreath jere Cunningham Diana Cutting Jerry Davis johnny Daugherty Johnny Delius Art Dlugach Sandra Donner Judith Drinkard Ronnie Dunn Donnie Dyer Lynne Easley jimmy Edwards Marguerite English David Evans Ruth Eatherly Eddie Fauber Frank Feagin Kaye Ferguson Laura Foreman Emily Fuller Jimmy Gandy Jean Gates Barbara Gibson Jimmy Godown Stephen Good Stewart Good George Graham Rebecca Grant Brenda Graves Larry Gray Nancy Griffith Tom Guthrie Ellen Hammond Carolyn Hasselle Dorothy Hastings Sandra Herzog Eugene Higginbotham Edna Mae Hilmoth Betty Holley Gay Holley Ronnie Honsa Barbara Hopper Cheryl Hopper Rodger Hopper Carolyn Home Terry Huck Tom Hutton Vivian Isaacson Jill Jaques Douglas Jordan Linda Joyner Stephen Kasserman Barbara Kavelaras Richard Keithley Nancy Kennon Shera Ann Kiger Faye King I Joe King Don Kirkpatrick Stephen Lang Floyd Laws Linda Lee Mary Ellen Leeth Lois Levin Susan Levitch Stephen Lightman Alan Lipman West Livaudais Harriet Lowe Patsy Lynch Joyce Madewell Dale Mahal Johnny Mahry Carolyn Manley Tommy May Judy McAnally Charlotte McCracken Diana McCullough Jimmy McDonald Judy McGarren Bill McMahan Bobby McMullen Gloria Meyer Ann Lee Miller Henry Miller Jimmy Mitchell Tommy Mitchell George Mulholland David Murphree Betty Mustin Patsy Musselman Alyce Newberry Bill Newport Bob Oliver Peggy O'Neal Max Ostrow Bonnie Ott Judy Overley Linda Owens John Owings Bill Partridge Sam Partridge Judy Paslay Gene Pearsall Vicki Penick Mary Lynn Perlman Eva Mae Podesta Barbara Priest Tommy Ray Maureen Reedy Denis Reid Mary Ellen Richerson Elaine Rineheart Bob Robbins Beth Roberts Pat Robinson Shelton Robinson Sandy Rosentein David Russell Danny Ryan Ann Scott Richard Sills Betty Lynn Smith Ellen Smith Stanley Smith Sue Smith Nancy Solomons Stanley Soltis Faye Stanley Barbara Stanton Lane Stauber Pat Steele Gloria Stephenson Betty Stewart Mary Lou Stidham Mike St. John Robert Stovall Peggy Street Sandy Stroud Jay Tanner Danny Tate Judy Taylor Nelson Teague Bill Teyson Jocelyn Thompson Suzanne Thompson Carolyn Thorne Sherron Thorne Barbara Tidwell Terry Tidwell Charles Tigrett Nancy Trumbull Ken Tullis Dave Tyree Ruth Underhill Gail Vaughn Pat Waddell Barbara Walker Warren Walker CLAS DI' '6I Dick Wallace Dolf Walters Madolyn Weiss Joy Wenzler Carole Anne West Jimmy Westerfield Jan Wheatley Ann White Linda Wilson Tom Winston Karen Wright Kay Wright Susan Wyatt Bill Young Tw o fe-ep area I enou 817 for B . 001716 -1 -, The office phone is kept busy after Honor Society inductionsf' , Q - . IYKSKS if U VL Qi A5 Y' KA- wx Q U - ri Mfg? ' MQ U, X H5 'SSS E? K . 3:5 E-'L' if A - .f V 1' .1 . in if W ,Q U as .saw xiii! f 9 5, 'Xi 3 4 , Q. R x fx M 7444412 Q I Q WW, .W 'fn ,sf -X L F5 fs? . ,H ..,, A A..,A.A ,WM ..,.A L ji. Q 3 A1594 Q Pi 'W mfg fA F 3, Q Z A qqqb S J 1 M . E : e f Q22 ZW va fi xl fig Km fy, f Q. 171. 'Q1' W xg' ig? V ,L V' QQ fam' ,S Q if E mf Riff' J if ww ' Wig, gk? . jp wma div W Y' v is f g it E? 33? if F2 f fl? X - 4 Hi ' ,. 5 ,ff ,VMi,,S wf 1 by , K '11 4 -Sf . Aiiigsi im 15 f -fwslr f , X ,Z Q f f. M5 if X ,,,, W, PM L1 ar Q 5 W QQ M4 5,,, Zarzfvafx-.6 ww ki A QQ HOMEROOM 7-1fFirrt wuz' Mrs. Goessling, Jennings, Kelley, Stroupe, Nelson, Brenner, Higgenhotham, Camp, Gruenwald, Sibley, Wisnwiller, jetton, Morrison, Green, Miss Myatt Semnd faux' Unobsky, Chapman, Bryant, jumper, Holmes, Hodges, Faithful, Malveg. Brooks, Regenold, Dent, Sisson, Vance, Hanks. HOMEROOM 7-2-Third wuz' Lawhead, Nunney, Sherrod, Edwards, Crowley, Steinkamp, Fisher, Green, Hattendorf, Thurston, Dorman, Estes, Carlin, Herring. Fourlh faux' Feldman, Salter, Wfilliams, Ganoung, Sacks, St, john, Lang, Walker, Sperher, Wfright, Arline, Peegh, Bowling, Crenshaw, HOMEROOM 7-?:-Firrl mum' Redman, Simmons, Fincher, Wfeis, Parker, Vfeiss, Clayton, Karkula Erickson, Fenton, Putnam, Brushe, Buchalter, Jordan, Mulholland, Miss Duncan, Second mum Bennett, Vaughan, Morris, Saltz, Ferguson, Chafetz, Castens, Caraway, Rousseau, Pincus, Stroud Cochran, Beck, Asbridge. HOMEROOM 7-4-Third mum' Wfhitworth, Preston, Lane, Maddox Colley, Embry, Doyle, jalaniwich, Stuckenschreider, Hibbard, Brown, Akers, Johnston, Scott Bradley, McMahan. Fuurlh mum' Kraus, Malhoyt, Thorsherg, McClurkin, jason, Abrams, Ralen Cook, Scott, Boswell, Waring, Hunter, Bell, Kavelaras. - me 4, v ff A x 5 1 2 awww v Q ik K g Y Q Q' ' i xx Q rw M EET? v f 'f'f:Q,'j QEQQQM 1 , v-M E' J 1 Ugg 5 R-f l 'vb -Q 5? - , 5 s MQ at Q X 4' ,Ig :gig i 5 4 ar 4 f i f ...ns ,W . D K , f gk, view S X .I QQ 55.43 49? V X. - 'YG A 4 David Hill, co-captain of the 1957 Spartan football team, received a full four-year scholarship to Memphis State University as a result of his out- standing football record. Coach George Tyree, Spartan head football coach, and Ralph Hatley of Memphis State are pictured with David as he signs his contract. At the Annual E. H. Crump Memorial Game, held for the Sandy Stroud, one of the outstanding football players for benefit of Shelby County's Blind, Jan McMaster, co-captain White Station, was selected to the All-Memphis Junior High of White Station's cheering squad, was chosen queen. team. If. X Miss WHITE STATION Lyn Melvin ' WHITE STATION Bob Gay MOST INTELLIGENT Court Skinner and Ann Moskowitz az 41? MCDST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harry Burr and Martha Myatt MOST ATTRACTIVE Ewing Keith and Anita Adair ii. ' Q x a BEST DRESSED Ken Carter and Joyce Cooper 83 MOST ATHLETIC David Hill and Becky Dawkins 84 BEST ALL-ROUND Fred Graflund and Lyn Melvin FRIENDLIEST m Q Herbie Ryan and Norma Meyer WITTIEST Harold Harris and Robin Whitesell 85 Highlighting the half time activities at the game was the crowning of the Queen, Roberto Goad. by team C0-Cap- tains, Fred Graflund and David Hill. At Hodges Field Wliite Station's foot- ball team played their first home game in the history of the school. joan Edge, First Alternate. Roberto Goad, Foot- ball Queen, and Judy Salter, Second Alternate, are pictured as they watch! ed Wliite Station defeat Kingsbury. Queen Roberto was escorted to the cen- ter of the field by team captains, Fred Graflund and David Hill, and accom- panied by the cheerleaders and mem- bers of the football squad. kabcrlo Gow! -I+ ZW? Alfa G av' M Pat Carl-Lee JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEEN Linda Lee Nancy Griffith MAI D MAID ' . ,Mw- un-.L as v L ah ii it Q -H- X 3537 4- Q, E 2'r .aff 'f ff 'E F.-.,,.,1 3 ,,. Mi rf if f Charter members of the White Station chapter of the National Honor Society conducted the induction ceremony in the cafetorium in November. Fourteen seniors were honored with membership into the society. White Station is proud of its Art de- partment which is headed by Mrs. Dorothy McGinnis. Each Christmas stu- dents do excellent work on various projects for gifts and decorations. In order to raise necessary funds for the junior-Senior Prom, the junior class held car washes on several Saturdays. Here Lynn Shelton, Lynn Hiller, Sally Madison, and Delbert Coggins are pictured hard at work. Roberta Rogers, Fred Graflund, Bonnie Smith, Bill Bond, Anne Burdick, and Bob Gay pose for a picture upon arrival at White Station's first junior-Senior prom. fs'rUms7,xw Comm? S LLIL A A K r f if 2, fs ' ,wad X an-J Wi all X mi NWQLET' W B f I KIa, ilh,U STLIDE ' HARRY BURR Prerident .sots are Mr he Spirited ca bie aavx E13-Labeth 5Pring 11 mpai - our wa , Mrs- A 1 flped f .gn In me George TYfi:xd Mr. H0War safe of Officerso PICIT 3 fine NewPO1't1 ' Counce. Ann Burdick Bob Gay janet Block Girli' Vire Preiident Boyx' Vice Prefident Secretary-Treafurer Mike Miller Terry Block Andy Tatum Delbert Coggins Barbara Hopper Donnie Dyer Commiffioner of Commirrioner of Comminioner of Commirrioner of Girly' junior Boyf' junior 92 Sanimliarz Publirizy Artivitief Tmffif Vire Prerident Vire Preridenl OLINLIL is!!! N2 ell! un I nn- STl'DlfN'l' COVNCIL REPRESENTATIVES'-Firfl wuz' Ware, XX'arren, Moskowitz. Melvin, McMaster, Bond, Lane, Corbett, johnson, Putnam, Vlfomac. Sewrzd wuz' Tucker, Rodman, Cunning- ham. Hancock, Campbell, English, Edge, Robinson, Graves. Third ruuz' Myatt, Tyree, Richardson, Neyer, Vaughan.. Jacobson, Pruitt, Thorne, Humber, Drinkard. Fourlfz faux' Dorman, Morehouse, XX'addell. Ficher, Mulholland, Bee Robertson. Wfilliams. Xwilkins, Blount. As a high school grows and expands, the governing organization of the students must develop to meet the needs of as many students as possible. This year White Stations Student Council has strived for finer school spirit, increased student participa- tion in school activities, closer cooperation among students and faculty members, and high scholastic standing. Representatives elected from 'each homeroom meet together regularly in order to discuss and seek solutions for school problems which affect the entire student body. During the year the Student Council issued copies of the football schedule and bas- ketball schedule to each member of the student body, secured an American flag for each homeroom, and planned for letters to be placed on the front of the gymnasium for identification, and for a flag to be made to represent White Station High School. The Student Council also handles all money raising drives for the school, such as the Shelby United lfund, and Red Cross, and Christmas fund for the custodial staff. NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Honor Society is tu create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late, a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of White Station High Sclioril. Officers are Marie Burton, President, Court Skinner, Vice Presidentg Martha Myatt, Secretary, Harry Burr, Treasurer. Mr. A. B. Harrison, Miss Mary Lewis Myatt, Sponsors. HONOR SOCIETY-Fifi! mu' Myatt, Burton Skinner, Burr. Serarzd wuz' Herman, Block, Mc Master, Agneta, Moskowitz. Third wuz' Carlson Lipe, Melvin, Gillespie, Long. Fourlb row: Gra fluncl, Mr. Harrison, Cayce, McClurkin, McLure Miss Myatt. Gay. Fifzlv row: Longmire, Lindsey QL'ILL AND SCROLL-Terry Block, Ann Moskowitz, Mrs. Carolyn Kuykendall, Martha Myatt. INYEPNATIONAL ScRoLL QUILL A D SCROLL Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School journalists which was organized in April 1916 by a group of high school advisors for the purpose of encourag- ing and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The society takes an active part in raising standards in the field and in directing the course of high school journalism. To qualify for membership, candidates must be elected from the newspaper or yearbook staffsg they must be of junior or senior classificationg they must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. Also they must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business managing, they must be recommended by the school principal or publication advisorg they must be approved by the Executive Secretary of the Quill and Scroll Society. Officers of the White Station chapter are Ann Moskowitz, Presidentg Terry Block, Vice Presidentg Martha Myatt, Secretary- Treasurerg Mrs. Carolyn Kuykendall, Sponsor. Each year the White Station Key Club publishes and sells copies of the student directory, Here Tommy james, and Fred Graflund are pictured making a sale of The Buzz Book to Anita Strickland, KEY CLUB The Key Club is primarily a club dedi- cated to the service of the community and school. Members of the club must maintain a high scholastic average and exhibit out- standing qualities of leadership. White Station's Key Club has accom- plished many worthwhile things in the past and continues to do so each year. One of the major projects of each year is the publi- cation ancl sale of student directories. This year the club was instrumental in obtaining a monogram for the center of the gymnasium floor. Officers of the Key Club are Bob Gay, Presidentg Harry Burr, Vice Presidentg Sec- retary, jimmy Chaseg T-reasurer, john Hum- phreyg Sponsor, Mr. Kenneth Floyd. lfffleest f , its i 0 X of fp XC fl X0 ,I s I X 1,1 S'-'fzxf 'I KEY CLUB-Finxfz wuz' Mr. Floyd, J, Humphrey, Gay, Burr. Second wuz' Jacobson, Coggins, Graflund, Koeppel, Meredith, Criswell. Bond, Tatum, Tidwell. 'l'fJird wuz' james, B, Humphrey, XX'aring, Rosenberg, Blumbeks, Paul, Wfilder, Smith, Hancock. Pruitt. 96 DRAMA At Wliitc' Station the Speech and Drama Depart- ment in cooperation with the Thespians presents plays and dramatit programs throughout the year. Stu- dents lironi various Speech classes, under the direction of Mr. Gene Crain, construct all props and sets at school. Casts are chosen from the Thespian Troop and the student body. This year the Dramatics De- partment presented A Roomful of Roses by Edith Somers and a oneratt play, Billy's First Date. P ill I lm The Drama Departments major production of the year, A Roomful of Roses, starred Honey Story and Ann Lee Dickson, pictured here. TH ESPIANS Thespians is a non-social, non-secret society dedicated to the promotion of dramatics. Merits are given to students for working in dramatic productions and after certain qualifications are met, students are formally inducted into the national organization. Officers ot' Thespians are Len Miller, Presidentg George Tidwell, Vice President: Beverly Gillespie, Secretaryg Bill Bond, Treasurerg Alan Salomon, Record Clerkg Honey Story, Historiang Mr. Gene Crain, Sponsor. gl'Hl2SPIANS-Fir-.rf mu-.' Bond, Gillespie, Miller, Story, Salomon. Second wuz' Dickson, Ashridge, Beacham. Beasley, Craggs, - v- - 1' ll- . ' ', . ,, , . , I' , ' S ' mgennstcin, luduc. 'fluid 11114. Dyer, Clark. Mt. Crain, Parker, Skinner. Graflund, CI'lSNVCll. ,. -S li SENIOR BAND-Fin! row: Mallette, Dawkins, Robnctt, Wnmcmilbiiry, Vollcrtscn, Reid, Carlin, Laing Sammi wzw: Sliefficld, Donner, Scott, Anllcrson, I-lurgctt, Stovall. ljtman, CLlll7I'L'LlIll, lrilmbull Gumlvill, Nfcntzcl. Third mum' McMullc, Guthrie, l-iowlin. Wliiti-, Wiltsrxn, Vernon, W4-hh. CLIINP bell, Rye, Iinnrlb mir: Tidwell, Angel, Xwildur, Grunt, Perkins, Bowen, S. Smitli. Dunn, Owings Goodwin, Wilson, Fuvnra. BAND MAjORF'l4'l'ESfIiir'il mzzx' Hooker, Rcenly. Moffatt, Recd, Hooker, Sibley, Sycwzd wuz' Camp- bell, Hammond, Wriglit, Wiiillingtmmn, Czipootli, Tyus, Wliite, Danes. W.S. . Mr. Nick Vergos, Band Director, and Betty Hill, Head Drum Majorette, discuss plans for the White Station Band. The White Station High School Band has a new director this year, Mr. Nick Vergos, who only recently returned from Germany, where he directed an Armed Forces band for two years. During third period each day and on Tuesday nights the hand has rehearsals, thus preparing themselves for various concerts given during the year. An annual program for the P. T. A., a Spring Concert, and programs for orphanages are yearly included in their plans. As a marching group, the W. S. H. S. band participates in the Armed Forces parade, the Christmas and Cotton Carnival parades, and in the Strawberry Festival at Humbolt, Tennessee. During the football season, the band attends most of the games and plays at the pep meetings. The Band-Aids, a group of parents interested in the band, have helped the group in its projects, and in many other ways. The 1958 officers of the White Station High School Band are Larry Mallette, President, Ken Wilder, Vice Presidentg Sandra Gambill, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mary Nell Mentzel, Librarian. , i A! 'telic -Y , , XM , jx Stjflillfll GLEE CLUB R i 1 Q 5 tg lf? 'L A tv Y Cll'l Clllli fwfr ' ' K ' ' ' . -A Hill' Wlnrm, Spcrlvcr, XX'C'SfL'l', Bt-nslcy, Monro, Cmnggs, Villlgllf, XX 1ll1.1ms, Mm C,.1'0slvy. Semfxzf wuz' lzlllml. liulcn. Smntwn, lxalgy. lnxxnn, lxfnlxlillldlll Sllwlc-31 SklIklC'I'947l1. llcmv. Cfmlmm. lfwm' wfzl' XXl11tut'll. Cmxy, Salltcr, C1.1rm'1'. Mt- Clulkxn. lmng, INcwlwc-1'u, lyus, l,llWlWlIlCC1ll. Rusty Agnew, 1-ffnrlfu muy' llC'I'I1L'y, lumt-11 l..111,utnst4'111, f.1l'fCl'. l,.lllLlANUIl, Hlll, Cing- gms, Ditlunwn, f'L1I'fC'l', Helm. Stuutx, A wry impurttmt UI'KQ.lIllZtlllUI1 .lt W'l1itc Station, the Ciltw C lulw, lIllLlC'I' the tlircttimm of Mrs. Ngmcy Cfuslvy, pre- D stunts X.ll'lULlS musittml l'tI'UAQI'LllN9 for Asst-mlwlics nml I. T, A. mt-ctings. ItsCfhrist1ms pngctmt cntitlctl A Tuur of C lxrustm.1s um ltilglmly L'lllC'flLllIllI1g mul suucsslul. 'llm Clmrxll Clulw is lurmctl lwy stutlcnts with musital intcrcsts Llllkl t.tlt-nts. During mcctings the ELYOLIP slugs lU.QC'll1C.'l' lm' plcasurc. Ollitcrs are Dcllwcrt Huggins, Prcsidcntg 'lutly Cldmcr, N itc Prcsiclcntz lulic Vlfillinms, trot.try-'l'r't-glstlrut Rmmic Stunts, Scrgcant-.lt-Armsg .mtl NIA. Cktmslwy, Spmmsur, l iw' CIIORAI. Cll,l'l5---1511-tl mzzx' Cluggim. Gnrm'r, Xxrilllilllli Stunts, W'ustcr. Vauglmt, Heinz, Diulcinstm, licwrlcy. Hill, SLLVINIZ mzzx' Mrs. Cfmxlwy, K1lfly', Agnctu, l'mlt'n, MtM4ll1nn, Kring, 'l'ulbm, Silvluy, Stcvick, VC l1itc. llcmlrinks, liulccli 'l'lvird mu: lirwin, Clmy. Rt-rmmlwcl, Alvcrson, Cllllllillll, Humpllrcys. lyus, Leung. Mcntfcl, Stcwmt, MtCflurkin, Dawkins, ROSL'I1lWC.'1'g. ART Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy McGinnis, the Art Department offers courses in Fashion Design, Commercial Art Crafts, Drawing and Painting. Each year students in the department compete in various con- tests. At the Mid-South lfair Nancy Rini won first and ' I second place awards for her paintings. Students also submitted entries in the City Crime Prevention Poster Contest, and in the National Scholastic Art Contest. ART CLUB Speakers from various fields of Art present interesting programs to the Art Club. This year programs have heen presented on floral arrangement, interior decoration and Christmas package wrapping. Officers are joan Edge, President, Louise Lake, Vice Presidentg joan Hillehrand, Secretary, Bohye Goodman, Treasurer, Roberta Goad and Marilyn Martin, Chaplains, Sergeant-at-Arms, jean Vaughang Mrs. Dorothy MC- Ginnis, Sponsor. ART CLUB-Fira! wuz' Mrs. McGinnis, Farquhar, Mercer. Martin. Edge, Vaughan, Goad, Lake, Goodman, Hillehrand. Second wuz' Salter, Schultz, Datz, Tayloe, Brenner, Reiter, Crawford, Nelson, Richardson, Murdock. Third mtv: Sweet, Vance, Russell, Eherly, Vance, Chadick, Moore, Davis, Hodges, Rosenthal. 'VZ SPEECH CLUB SPEECH CLUB-Firfl muz' Trabish, Chafetz, Brenner, Rothberg, Meyer. Serm1dmzw.' Bugg, Krivcher, Epstein, Hussman, Brody, Mogridge. Third 1'uu'.' Adair, rletton, Grimes, Adams, Childress, Hooker. The Senior High Speech Club is designed to improve speaking ability and give members poise, confidence, and excellence in speech. Officers are Norma Meyer, President, 'lo Beth Rothberg, Vice President, Suellen Brenner, Secretary, Rona Chafetz, Treasurer, Marilyn Trabish, Reporter, and Mrs, Boyd, Sponsor. LIBRARY BOOK CLUB Consisting of library assistants and some other students, the Library Book Club strives to uphold present library standards and improve the appearance and efficiency of the library. Officers are Pat johnson, President, Kathy Barcroft, Vice President, Joanne jalanivich, Secretary, Lynda Gentry, Treasurer, and Mrs, Marion jordan, Sponsor. LIBRARY BOOK CI.UBfFi1:r1 wuz' Barcroft, Trahish. Semud mum' McKee, Erwin, Hall, Bowen, Kagy, Kelly, johnson, Third mzw: Mrs. jordan, Perrin. McLure, Humphreys, Vance, Gentry, Schlenker. F.H.A. , FTW .3 ... F. H, A.-V-Ifh-if mir: Holmes, Danes, Read, Hearn. Sacwzd mzw: Hoggatt, Humphreys, S. Davolt, O. Davolt, Wasttbn, Mrs. Greene, Bull, Salty, Pitts. Tfwird mzzz' Mcl.ain, Revelle, Ostby, Voyles, Heinz. The lf. H. A. club promotes international goodwill, fosters the development of creative leadership, and furthcrs interest in home economics. Officers are lody Danes, President, Carol McLain, Vice President, Joyce Holmes, Sec- retaryg Aim Wfatson, Treasurer, Betty Bull, Parliamentariang Peggy Revelle, Historiang Rose Pitts, Reporterg and COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club hel as develov the students knowled fe of the business world, and hel s members vrow in . . l l . . . F . . P. . 5 . personality and service to the school. Officers are I-:clith McI.ure, Presidentg Wliitney Perrin, Vice Presidentg Pat Ro ver, Secretar -Treasurer, Anita Adair, Re uorterg and Mrs. Cross S OUSOI. l Y l P Mrs. A. B. Greene, Sponsor, COMMERCIAL CLUB--Fin! TOUR' Noll, Mrs. Cross, Williams, Adair. Semnd wuz' Cayce, Davis, Perrin, Third row: Howard. Bell, Mcl.ure. Funrlb wuz' Chambers, Hall, Morrison. Fiflb wuz' Campbell, Nix, Roper. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB-Firrz Mraz' Mrs. Smith, Danciger, J. Block, Melvin, Stidham, Armstrong, Myatt, j. Cooper, Rothrock, Rogers. Sea'w1dmzz'.' Datz, B. Cooper, McMaster, A. Moskowitz. Lipe. Carlson, Ettman, Somers. Burton, 'lf Block. Tlijrd mzix' Howdy. Sibley, Bowen, Schiff, Castens, Randlett, Asbridge, Boushe, H. Moskowitz, Hiller, Wilkins. I-'ffzfrllw wir: Hopper, M. R. johnson. M. M. johnson, Brandon, Conrey. XVidman. Stanton, Bailey, Gordon The purpose of this foreign language club is to acquaint students with the customs, habits, and language of France. Officers are Martha Myatt, Presidentg Lyn Melvin, Vice President, Ann Stidham, Secretary, Pat Arm- strong, Treasurerg and Mrs. H, Smith, Sponsor. SPANISH CLUB liurthering the relationship between students in the United States and Spanish speaking countries is the purpose of this club. Officers are Bobby Casey, President, Bill Mullins, Vice President, Sherry Fries, Secretaryg Carl Cut- ting, Treasurer, Ina Van Cleeff, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Miss M. K. Weritlel, Sponsor. SPANISH CLUB-Fin! mum' Casey, Mullins, Cutting, Fries, Van Cleeff. Secm1d1'nzz'.' Roszell. Dienell, Newbern. Paster, Ander- son. Tbird mira' Tildon. Miss Wendel, East, Shaekelford, Bustin, Plant, Edwards. sciiizwc. h , A ,Q Hunk, Iiimst-riiwig, Bftffiili-h, I.2lllflL'IliliSt'l', Cutting, Mqilluttc, Uxsiiigs, Ciiiskiill, XX'ii1gfim'lti, Ci.itIin. Wfotiigi LATIN CLUB The I..itin Cilulv was urimiiizcd tn intiorin XY'hitc Station High Sthool students of thc Iifc, Lustuins, and i2lll1QLl.llQC UiL.lI1LiL'I1i Rome. Otitiitcrs are Sue Spcrlwcr and Alvin Nutmitli, Prcsiticntsg Biirlmirii Hiirincr, Trciisiircrg -limhn Iuitigiii, 5cir'ct.ii'yg 5.1111 liclir, Rcpimrtcrg .md Miss M. S. Divis, Spunsur, SCIENCE CLUB - . H llic piirlmsc ut tht- Siicnic K Iulw is to pi'm'idc ii pmgixiin ul' .ittixitit-s tor stuilnnts in the iiitrn-.isiiugly Limo field ut nip Otiitur lIL Rui J stir x 's . w llouk, lrcsiticntg Ritky Ircl.1nni, Vito Prusiticntg Bob Cliskill, SCLfCLgLfiQ-Llliki Mrs Wfilti, Sponsor. CIT CLUB -Ifiwf mir: Mrs. Wiltl, Higginlwtlmin, Davis, Puimliir liiliiisttm Rini Huinphrcys Allrcti, 541111111 11111: i II. lin-Linti. LAIIN Cfllvli lffril ffflll' SpL'i'twr, Niwtmxitli, Fcgigin, H.irim-r, lichr, Iinonc. Sirmld wzix' Vnllnrtsn-n. Efuni, lfrcc-iniiii, Cain- nun, LL-inlv, H.ilix'rt. 'IVMJ wzix' l.'Ht'ui'uiix, Miss D.ivis, S.imiLi's, liriiiin, Winn, Chiles. lftnmn. lfcigusmi. SCCIAL STU DIES CLUB SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB-Fifi! mum' XX einbei'g. Anderson, Mrs. Tyrce, Averitt, Wfadell, Almy. Siwud wzzy' Davidson, Set-sstl. Bl2lLil4l7llI'I1, Wic'ties, Tubb, Shelton. This rlub has discussions on recent films and current events, and speakers add enjoyment by bringing interesting information to meetings. Officers are Douglas Averitt, President, jim XXfadell, Secretary-Treasuref5 and Mrs. G. Tyree, Sponsor, HAM RADIG CLU B The Ham Radio Club was formed by students interested in the field of physics and instrutts students in the parts and use of the radio. David Lindsey is President, and jimmy jacques is Vine President. 4- HAM RADIO-Fifi! mum' Mrs. Goss, Stone, Northrross, Buchanan, Adams, Rider. Sumnd 1'Ull'.' jatques, Clark, Moore, Gray. Smith, Jennings. Meredith. Smith. PHOTO CLUB N g is 0 PHOTO K.l.l'l5-V-I-'nif wie: Seuss, Sweuingeii, XXX-sson, Anilerson. Inman, Samrzd wzw: Pope, Trire, Carrel, Wiitsmsn, Mr. Har- rison, lhites, Tlioiiipson, Owens. This rluh was org.inizeLl fo give instruction in all lWf.1I1Lil'lL'S of photography. The memhers are taught the pro- cesses of film development and enlarging. Officers are Bruce Inman, Presidentg Marilyn Anderson, Secretz1ry-Tre11s- urer, giml Mr, A. B. lliirrison, Sponsor. PROJ ECTICNIST CLUB The purpose of the Projectionist Cluh is to film giml rerorel for XV. S. ll. S. importilnt :utivities and learn about inox-ing pirture and slide projeftors. Officers of this Lluh ure Boyd lfnitlilul, President, Teddy Morris, Vile Presi- elent, David Carter, Secretary, Paul Williiiiims, TTCLISLIFCTQlXTf.xYl11ll1lLC Wilsmwii, Sponsor. PRO-IFCTIONIST Cllllif-flfir,i! min GalnoL1ng,Ci1rter, XWQ-st, Hull, Bennett. Simrzd wuz' Cloiieli Wlilson, Swenringer, Perkins, Grunt, johnson, Clmmhers. Tliinf mux' Haynes, Vtley, Faithful, Czimphell, Wlilligiiiis. JUNIOR BOOSTERS JUNIOR BOOSTERS CLUB4Fi1rI wuz' Messinger, Blount, Edge, Rothroclc, Lake, Herman, Ifrinell, Stanton, Burclick, Smith, Whitesell, Davis, Meffortl, Goatl, Stricklancl, Newport. Svrwzd 1'f11i'.' Rohertson, Dyer, Conrey, Keyes, Iiarquhar, Rogers, Kugler, Bozof, Krehs, Lipsey, Holt, Dix, Perkins, Pinstein. Third 1'nzz'.' Boswell, Hall, Allen, Brooks, Tayloe Vaughan, Coleman, Matlison, Cooper, Butler, Cameron, Bailey, Faurlb mum' Goltlsmith, Schultz. Elclriclge, Hc-ntlricks, Witlman, Renclel, Reiss, Perlman, Boushe, Moskowitv, WexIei', Baker, Stanton, Bal-fer, Stewart. Ffvflfv rozix' Weiss, Paul, Rohnett, Hantotk, Wilcler, Miller, MeCrary, Patterson, Moore, Cirafluncl. Vffester, Merc er, Sowel I, Rozzell. Miller. The junior Boosters were organized this year to promote school spirit, sports events, and other school activities. Officers are Sheila Herman, Presidentg Diane Frizzell, Vice Presidentg Shirley Stanton, Secretary, Sally Wester, Treasurer, Robin Whitesell, Sergeant-at-Arms, Anne Burdick, Chaplaing and Mrs. Lamar Newport, Sponsor. CAM-GRINDERS Directing traffic and promoting safety at White Station are two main objectives of the Cam-Grinders. They are also huiltling a dragster for the summer session at the Halls Tennessee Drag-Strip, Officers are Ronnie Aus- tin, Presidentg Gene Watts, Vice President, Ross Courtney, Secretary, Lee Redmond, Treasurerg and Mr. Williams, Sponsor. CAM-GRlNDERSfFi1',rl ruzix' Redmond, Austin, Waltts, Courtney. Serwzd wuz' Williams, Nott, Brown, Cuyler, Ryan, -Iortlan, Moore, Chambers, Favara, McDaniel, Van Leer, Hastings, Jennings. CLUB KQI.llli-Iffrtl mu: Blount, Cooley. Second wuz' Blumbeks. johns, Huff, Gay. Third mum' Smith, Foster, Carter, james. lfunrfli mir: Hurt, Hill. Jacobson. Ififlb ruzzu' Bruce, Hiemer. Sixfh rnzix' Waring, Patterson. Seieulb max' Madewell, Alexander. XY'hite Stations XV Club is composed of boys who have earned letters in some sport. Sportsmen in various lields xisit the club and present programs concerning athletics. Officers are David Hill, Presidentg ,luddy Blount, Vice Presidentg -lerry Cooley, Secretary-Treasurer, and Coach G. Tyree, Sponsor. G.A.A This is .1 club consisting of girls interested in group athletics, such as basketball, bowling, and baseball. Letters may be earned for participation in school activities. The officers are judy Hammond, President, Judy Ificher, Vice President, Anita Campbell, Secretaryg Marilyn Reiter, Treasurerg Dorothy Remble, Program Chairmang and Mrs. Colston, Sponsor. 5 l --gpg-vi-Q. g G. A, A.--Ifirst rnizx' Rembel, Reiter, Hammond, Eicher, Campbell. Sefw1dm11'.' Mallicote, Wenzler, Eberly, Mulholland, Saltz, Danes, Armstrong. 'I'Zwrd wuz' Mrs. Colston, Miller, jetton, Grimes, Lansky, Anderson. Agnew. Wilmczth. SENIOR HI-Y, TRI-HI-Y SENIOR HI-Y, TRI-HI-Yflfirfl row: Wester, Akin Second row: Smith, Frizzell, Bond. Third mum' Stid ham, Blount, Keith, Tatum. Fourth muw Vaughan Tayloe, Berney, Whitesell, Hill. Fiflh row: Rogers Madewell, J. Wilkins, Turnipseed, Langenstein, Lake. Sixth wuz' Mefford, Key, Foster, H, Wilkins, Sargent Baker, Krebs. Seremh muu' Riser, Fuller, Hillebrand Gray, McMahan, Kugler, Dix, Boswell. Eighth row. Nelson, Armstrong, Martin, Ryan, Graflund, Criswell Steen, Chase, Humphrey. Nfzifzfh row: Pugh, Cole man, Webster, Cooper, Madison, Rothrock, Salter, Allen, Story, Craggs. Tenth wuz' Burton, Conrey Cameron, Miss Sellars, Herman. The Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs are affiliated with the International Y. M. C. A. Program. Composed of both boys and girls, the clubs seek to create, maintain, and extend high stand- ards of character throughout the home, school, and community. Each year members attend the Tennessee Youth in Government in Nashville where stu- dents from the entire state gather to take part in a mock session of the legislature. The an- nual Hi-Y Talent Show is also held each spring. The officers of the Hi-Y are Bill Akin, President, Bill Bond, Vice President, Andy Tatum, Secretary-Treasurer, juddy Blount, Chaplain, and Vaughn Pruitt, Sergeant-ab Arms. Tri Hi-Y officers are Sally Wester, President, Shirley Stanton, Vice President, Bonnie Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Dianne Frizzell, Chaplain, and Ann Stidham, Sergeant-ab Arms, Miss Mary Anne Sellars, Sponsor. SENIOR Y-TEENS !'T' 'Q 'wil' Q if jwfjiik' . ,Ms ggi '40 -a., f 1 'E n ' ' fa' ff ,.'1J '.- fffrfa w s,, ,W- . gf,-.X e'al':-'v . -I .,., '- -'nu X s. -5 ' , , - ' W1 g ,Ki N N Ky . x .Aw- Y-'I4l3lfN5 I-'11-1 wir: Misx Nt-xvlwcll, Tippctt. Dclius. Sniitlu-wit. Stt'm11f1wzz'.'VCX-lt'l1,l7i1Stlml. lii'cwc'r. 'llwd H1145 Ntillinllaml, fkixt lNlilntyrt-. I-'ffnrlfi rim: Sutton, Sgtwgc, Unml, Ifflffv wus Xx'L'I1llL'I', Kiinlcr, Antlcrson. Sl,X'lff wir: Kmuuli. Iii-utly. l U9TL'I'- Str.f,'fl'i fwfr, ci.lIPkI1lL'l', lfltnn, l'lllNNI11.lI1, lflxgllllf fwfr: lippinwtt, Stmltlgml. Niwtff wzi: blcttnn, Lzlnsky, Row. flrwriiz illzllflf wit: Vltintinux Ktnlt-i. D.tl1imi'. llriimw, Stixttltr. Nuii'lwu.ztl, 1:ft1t1,'1ffw1r'. l'll.1tlcwcllr lfalncy, Hatninnml. Biiitltliix, lfiilicr, lfln'1'ly. 'l'1it1'!,'!f iffzi: iliinplwull, Allyn, Swett. R111-ilts. l,.1llCI'NUl1, MQKL-4' Vlijllffztlllll rwzrp' Cirzllmin, Hull. Sl1.1i'pc'. DcCmir'l4-y, Axliiiiuiw. Ginny. I-ffffmiiffli iwfii: Ill5Q'I, Stcplivriwii, XYcl1stt11 XXl.lj1I1kI', 'lliuiniwun S.llICl'. Iylffctlffll wrt: XX'omllnii'y. Xwzlring, llill, Ray. Cult-in.1n. Lirittitli, Sfklttlflft iffiix' Atl.iir. l'i.ittun, liritlgrr, fitllbllhlll, Ciltltlllilli, Cltirrnitlmul, Slmnnun, Scltllftcfllfl writ' lxlCl'L'l'. f.ui.ziulliv. Clwtixim, lluinilcxtur, Vcrnun. Smith. lffgftliullfi iffzi: Humlwcr. Ruth, Mgxllimtu. The tliruc nmin IWLIFIWUSCS ol, thc YfTccns orgttnization are tn gruvv its L1 person, to grow in fricmlsliip with pcnplc ut' .ill ixucs, rcliginns, and n.1tiun.1litics .mtl to grow in the knowledge and lnvc of Goal. Mcinlvcrs :irc .girls from .tgcs ll tu 17 who belong to thc Y. XV. fi. A. The Y-'lim-ii utiliitws arc Bctlay Dclius, Prcsitlcntg Cflurlunc Samlcrsnn, Vim Prcsitlcntg Marla Miller, Scci1't41l'yg ll.lI'lW.1I'.l Brewer, Tl'l'.19LlFCI'1 Brcmlgl hlippctt, Ciorrcspontling Sctrct.1ry1 Nanny Mulliollaml, Rcportcrg Donn.i Pugh, f'l1.llWl.1lIlQ Yltlllllk' P.1scl1.1l, lJI'UgI'.lIN Cilllllflllgllll Anita Ctinplwcll. Scrvitc Cfliairnmng Luna Z.uc.1rcll0, Social Cllmir- in.1ng K,1tiL- Cfux, Atlilr-tit Cfluiiringtng and Carolyn XVQIJ1 and lillcn Mclntyrc, Song Lciulcrs. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY 52' 13? VIVNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Fifi! mzzx' Price, Burch, Graves, Hoffman, Scott, Keithley, Smith, Ticlwell, Overley. Young, Lightman. Stwfml wzrx' Miss Kaiser. Dent, Calclwell, Carrel, Paster, Carney. Honsa, -Ioyner. Holley, Cousins. 'Iihis organization was formed hy stuclents who wished to promote goocl scholarship and higher acaclemic stanclh :mls lor Wfhite Station junior High School. It is a local club, with no affiliation to the national organization. The olitiicers are Richartl Keithley, Presiclentg Ann Scott, Vice President, Sue Smith, Secretaryg Bill Young, Treas- urer, Miss Blanche Kaiser, Sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH F.T.A. The Ifuture Teachers Association is affiliated with the National Education Association. Its purposes are to he ol' serxice to prospective teachers, to help them measure their abilities ancl interests in teaching, to show them the opportunities and responsibilities in teaching, ancl to encourage high quality inclivicluals to enter the profession. Oliliccfrs are Ann Howe, Presiclentg Gretchen Keiser, Vice Presiclentg Pat Moorhouse, Secretary-Treasurer: Miss N. looney, Sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH F, T. A.--Frrxrf wuz' Kelley, Mintz, Miss Looney, Brushe, Patterson, Keiser. Svrmzd mzip' Smith, Morehouse Clowncy, Howe, Allen, Osthy. .,,,,,,....W.,, ., S N N we ss.. JUNIOR HIGH F.H.A. 12 It JUNIOR HIGH F. H. A.-Fixzrf mum' johnston. Lowe. Ball. Bundy. Barden. Fuqua. Horne. Perkins. Semzzd mum' Manley. Scott. Christensen. Halley. Smith. Russell. Oates. Summers. Faulkner. Pohletts. Thirdr0z1'.' Edgeworth, Prite. Trammell. Hziase. Wfebster, Grunt. Ruthhun. Stzmttil. The junior High F. H. A. provides opportunities for students to plan and carry out activities related to home- making. The officers are Sharon Grosch. Presidentg Surah Fuqua, Vice Presidentg Marianne Ball, Sefretaryg Caro- lyn Bundy. Treasurerp Harriet Lowe, Historian. Bonnie Perkins. Parliamenturialng and Charlotte Burden, Song Lender. JUNIOR HIGH MATH CLUB To entourage junior high school students in the large field of mathemzltics is the main purpose of the junior Math Clluh. The officers are Ronnie Harrison, President: Carl Kennon. Vice Presidentg Frank Feagin, Secretary. jimmy Gohown. Trensurerg Mike Sherman, Sergezintrut-Arms. ...... ,.,.,,.. My ,,-, K 5 .. . nun an If I Y lu. jllNIOR HIGH MATH CLUBSFJHI z'fm'.' Beasley. Smith. Feugin. Kennon. Harrison. Sherman. Gobown. Scrwzd mum' Lehman. McCtirter. Grinnltls. Preston. Doyle, Stout. Chaille. Tliird mu: Hoffman. Steward. Kemp. Turner. Mrs. Ross. JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB ,IVNIOR HIGH ART CI.l'II-Ifiril wir: Harding, McCullough. Clift, Connaway, Perlman, Newberry. Dlugach, Kraus, Nowlin Iiloclc. Sccwfzf wzix' Miller, Shipman, Lightman, Tauber, Hodges, Feavel. Brooks, Castelli. Campbell, Culbreath, Stuilcensclineiiler Cllfly, Thomas. 'l'l7ii'zf1'nz4'.' Mrs. Mclntosh, Edwards, Tyson, Kirkpatrick. Tigrett, Stovall. Lipman. Mahal, Wfallate, 'i'.iimui Duncan. The junior High Art Club creates good fellowship, stimulates a student's interest in the field of art, and de velops artistic, career, and hobby interests. Dflicers are Art Delugach, President, Alice Newberry, Vice President Mary l.ynn Perlman, Secretary, Larry Conway, Sergeant-at,Armsg Miss R. Duncan and Mrs. Mclntosh, Sponsors JUNIOR HIGH SPEECH CLUB The junior High Speech Club was organized to improve the speaking ability of members and to promote ac tivities pertaining to the Speech Department. Officers are Barbara Gibson, President, Emily Fuller, Vice President Iris Alofsin, Secretary, Nancy Solomons, Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH SPEECH CHIB--I7i1'.if wiv: Sacks. I.CVitCh, Thurston. Johnston. Hudson, Frazee, Rosenthal, Mclfarling, Sperher Floyd, Wfalleer, Isaacson, Sew11di'n1i': Solomons, Taylor, Horton, Weiss, DeCourley, Nichols, XX'icks. Jaques, Fuller, liethay XX!omaclc. Apple, Mrs. Akin. 7'fai1-dmziu' Wilscvn, Sworth, Hoffa, Alofsin, Morgan, Cooper. Hargett, Drake, Argall, Gibson Rosenstein. JUNIGR HIGH GLEE CLUB jl'NIOR CLLISII CILUI5 flfiril win Shrcvc, Rosenberg, Dean, Sargent, Guthrie, Abrams, Airazian, Simmons, Simmons. Svmnd mu: link, Newby, lit-nham, Sutton, MLGL-hoc, Halbert, Pattt-rson, vlacobs, Third fuzzy' Iwlrs. Lewis, Stewart, Bonham, Reeves Dcrritk, l'aul, Brown. l Maile up ol' stuclcnts with musical interests and abilities, the junior High Glcc Club has as its purpose thc cn- joymcnt ol singing and promotion ot musical apprctiation. The ot-fiucrs arc Diane Dt-an, Presidcntg Dotty Sarg- cnt, Vice Prcsitlcntg Babs Guthrie, Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH BOOK CLUB The purpose of thc junior High Book Club is to stimulate intcrcsts in reading, thc use of thc library, and thc bcttcrmcnt ot' library scrvitc to thc school. Tho oftitcrs arc Sandra Herzog, Prcsitlentg Icrc Wfarrcn, Vice Presi- tlcntg Wirral Anthony, SccrctaryflircasurcrQ and Alice Barncs, Parliiuncntarizln. JUNIOR HIGH BOOK CI.Ul57Iiiri'l rnzzx' Smith, XXfiIson, McCIurkin, Trumbull, liraclcccn, NX'arn, jalanivith, Scfffrltl mio' Anl thony, W4i1't'cn, Robinson, Malonc. 'l'l1ird1-nun' Herzog, Barnes, Hastings, Pintus, Wfilshirc, Mrs. Spruill, Gragg. JUNIOR HIGH LATIN CLUB Q I . JUNIOR HIGH LATIN CI.UlS--Firm mum' 'l'ullis, Mrs. Smith, Roberts, Casey. Second wuz' Phillips, Donner, Byrne, Boone Couc h'. To enrich our knowledge of classics and our interests in topics of a cultural nature is the purpose of the Wliitc Station 'Iunior High Latin Club. lfdwin Roberts is Presiclentg Ken Tullis, Vice Presiclentg Ken Casey, Secretary- Treasurer1 ancl Mrs. Ruth C. Smith, Sponsor. .IUNICR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB The purpose ot the 'Iunior High Science Club is to promote interest in the ever-widening field of science. The officers are Robert Graham, President, jimmy Candy, Vice President, and Douglas Iourdan, Program Chairman. 'x lf, :mf Q, no K , on sw 5 S 9 -nf IAN: W-CQBQ .IUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CI,LlBfIfi11s1 muv Carney, jourclan, Burns, Graham, Gancly, Lustig, Overley, Collier. Seffmd mum' Katz, XVesterfieIrl. Evans, Ray, Acller, Braclley, Bomar. Tf1ir'a' 1'fl1l',' Kasserman, XVAII-ICI1 CUUUIFISITLIID- 14 JUNIOR HIGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB JUNIOR HIGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Fifi! mzax' Mr. Ralston, Stull, Wfeiss, Robbins, Middleton, Cockrell. Edwards, Mt- Iilhqiney, McCallum, Myutt. Fifi! f.1f1le.' lfiebelmtin, Skinner, Dzibbs, McGinnis. Second mlnles Willizirns, Salter, Crenshaw, Bowl- ing, Hims, Teague, Tlvird f,1l1lv: Clmfetz, Scott, Miller. Stone, Ifunrfb mlalex Herring, Lawing, Black Fifth falzlu Sharp, Hull The officers .ire Sandy Myntt, President, Bobby Robbins, Vice Presidentg Jef Peibelman, Treasurerg and Nel- son Teague, Sergeant-at-Arms. This club is composed of boys who are interested in manual skills and Industrial Arts. Its purpose is to cultivate and perfect these skills. JUNIOR HIGH PROJECTIONIST CLUB The boys ol' the -Iunior High Projectionist Club are IQILIQIII how to operate moving picture and slide projectors. Officers are Marshal Hutchison, Presidentg Ross Doty, Vice President, Mark Andreas, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mr. XXfulIace Wfilson, Sponsor. - V 1 Ui' -5...-lf!-7 PX JUNIOR HIGH PRQIECTIONIST CI.l7l'l---Fin! rwrvx Halliburton, I.uwl1ez1d, Mtlntyre, Stlliliil, Scott, Berry, XX'right, Arline, Pople. Svmnd mum' Hokenson, Archer, Pugh, Feldman, Doty, Cowan, Sowles, Price, McLain, Barker, MtCaIl. 7if7l7'd wuz' Park. Anclretis, Stone, Mr. W. Wilstun, Hunks, Arnold, We-eiiis. Brute, Hand, Hutchison, Fisher. Cockrell, Kinvel. Slxffi mlzltfx Brooks, Holmes, Argall, Xwhite, Sczffuffl lilflfci' Meek, Reynolds, Sisson, Giusti, Tunton, Iiergusoni JU IDR HIGH TRI-HI-Y JUNIOR HIGH 'l'RlfHI-Y-Fira! fwztx' Hiems, Rhea, Ledbetter, Roth, Farrimond,.Eclge, Botquin, English, Stanton, Robinson, Tatum, Penitk, Brc-deson, Wheatley. Stroud wzzx' Wfilliams, Courtney, Carlson, Rosenberg, Perlberg, Goldsmith, Armstrong, Stitl- ham, Levin, Cornell, Arline, Ferguson, Rinehart, West, Poclesta, Lovejoy. Tbi1'dmz1'.'Storms, Stanton, Holmes, Mallicote, Vlatk- son, Housholder, Renshaw, Lake, Chapman, Graber, Walker, Clifton, Tidwell, Dean, Swearinger. Fnmlln mtv: McRee, Webster, Stevenson, Gish, Campbell, Wfright, Kiger, Roberts, Wlright, Owens, Stauber, VUaddell, Cook, Harris. The junior High Tri-Hi-Y is an organization meant to promote good citizenship, character and leadership among junior High girls in their school and outside activities. The officers are Margo English, President, Mary jane Bocquin, Vice President, Pat Robinson, Chaplain, Mimi lidge, Secretary-Treasurerg and Miss B W. Hatcher, Sponsor. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y-Fifi! muh' Rogers, Lancaster, Gay, Bell, Boone, Ellis, Hopper, Thorne, Kavelaras, Easley, Mussleman, Lee Baker, King, Vaughan, Second wuz' McCalla, McCracken, Smith, Holley, Lynch, Stephenson, Thompson, Hasselle, McAnaIIy Brown, White, Busby, Meyer. Third wuz' Blake, Stanley, Burns, Wyatt, Stewart, Smith, Trumbull, Rotman, Bell, Vance, Aigner, Kennon, O'Neal, Crowley, Wilmoth. Fourth row: Hammond, Bee, Wenzler, Hartzog, Richerson, Buchalter. Hopper, Paisley, Reetly, Mustin, Gatis, Agneta. JU IDR HIGH Y-TEENS VIVNIOR HIGH Y-IIZIENS IIIVII rwizix' Barnett, jackson, Behr, Camphell, Higginhotham, Cutting, Baker, Miller, l'rohst, Cocks, Arnoltl, Silver-son. Ashritlge, Mulhollantl, XX'ismiller. Serfnld wzcx' Green, Wfismiller, Morrison, Sihley, St. lohn, Iistes, Neal. C,hapn1an, Vlennings, Crowley, hletton, NX'iIson. Rohertson, Clark, XX'hitworth, Third fuzzy' Bryant, Lang, Swearingen, Green, Herring, Dorman, litlxvartls, Reynoltls. Nelson, Hihhartl, MtMahan, Sullivan. Couth, Cliamhers. Power. lfffnrffv wuz' Fincher. Clruenwalil, Clayton, Miller, Logan, Iilantl, Clhiltls, Scott, Fisher, Karkula, lfmhry, Erickson, Simmons. Mcliurney, Steinlcamp. Mrs, Malone. I-'lffli min Humphreys, lfrost, Ferguson. Smith, Matltlox. Ciotlwin. Freeman, jumper, llratton, Drake, Clorhett, .lord- an, Akers. Olliters are Bonnie Baker, Presitlentg Melissa Miller, Vice President, lfranres Probst, Seeretaryg Diane Cutting, Treasurerg and Mrs. Malone, Sponsor. The ,lunior High Y-Teens, an organization under the auspices of the Y. XV. Cl. A., aiel many tharitahle institu- tions allowing them to grow in frientlship and knowledge. Their help extentls to people of all races, religions, anal iiationalities. 'l'he olliters are Cflautlin Calvin, Presiclentg Carol Stroupe, Vice Presitlent Betty Long, Secretary, 'lucly Pinstein, Treasurerg antl Mrs. Ruth S. Mills, Sponsor. Y-IIEIENS I-'nil mir: Retlinon, Putonan, Wilk, Quine, Hattentlorf, Stroupe, Calvin, Long, Foppiano, Caratline, Dougherty. Ser- um! mir: Mereclith, Soloman, jones, Voss, Beck, Weiis, Brenner, Rothherg, Wfeiss, Malone, Oliver. Tffifd 17111 5 King, 'I'ate, Ilaxter, Nanney, Brenner, Sherrod, Hooker. Lane, Langer, Mrs. Ruth Mills. Ifunrllv mziy' Horst, Hohson, Mathais. Davis, Fenton, I'nohslcy, lluthalter, Gerher, liargas, Orr, Garrett. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTSMEN CLLIB JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS- MEN CLUB-Hunting Divi- sion, Fin! row: Caldwell, Southworth, Winn, Coleman, Hodges, Gambill, Tucker, Hill, Cunnings, Stowe, Mr. Akers. Secwzd row: Zellner, Kidd, Clowney, Rodman, Stau- ber, Webb, Kuiken, Turner, Griffith, Perkins. Third row: Newbern, Bratten, McDonald, Gassaway, Bell, Ewing, Bar- bee, Ware, Hudson, Heath. Fourlla mux' Dany, Boswell, Fargo, Mitchell. Cook, Hunter, Waring, Thorsberg, Hopper. Fifth row: Anderson, Aber- nathy, Beard. Beck. Officers are Mike Tucker, President, Larry Anderson, Vice Presidentg Sandy Thors- berg, Secretary-Treasurer, john Harris, George Beard, Ser- geants-at-Armsg and Mr. Ak- ers, Sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS- MEN CI.ITB7lfishing Divi- sion, ffrrt wzzu' Mr. NX'ilson, Smith. Warner, Dunn, Harrell Sc hlenker, Williams, Shepard: King. Surwid wir: I.ominac Clarke, Vaughan, Lifsey, Grif- fin, Andreas, johnson. Ifssery. Third mica' Huff, Ganoung, Gallagher, Cochren, jason, Bocquin, Harper, Smith. Officers are Carl Dunn Presidentg Billy Harrell, Sec retary-Treasurer, Robert Grif- fin. Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mr B. Wilson, Sponsor. ,IIINIOR HIGH CLUB-Firrt mum' Stroud, Burks, Coleman, Davis, Dyer, Steele, Newport. Second row: May, Mitchell, Ostrow, Wilkins, Finney, Grafflund, Mr. Gilbert. Officers are David Tyree, Presidentg Bill Newport, Vice President, Donnie Dyer, Secretaryg Pat Steele, Treasurer, Bobby Coleman. Sergeant-at-Arms, and Coach Gilbert, Sponsor. Q . ,V 1 L , 9 4 my . +955 . Ed! , . ' ,115-'ff Lia.. .X ,!',,fgt , ffl?-'iii' ik mam. . -ww ...K 'Wim 'WW SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD-Fin! fair: Blount, Ryan, Cooley, McCrary. Moore, Purvis, Akin, jacobson. Second mzix' Huff fManagerj, james, Patterson, Hiemer, Sowell, D. Graflund. West, Smith, Frwin. Third mu':.XWaring fManagerj, Sargent fManagerj, Bradford, Blumbeks, F. Graflund, Hill, johns, Madewell, Foster, Gay. Amid shouts and cheers of White Station High Schools fans, the Spartans Football team wound up their third year in the independent league with a 7-1-I record. Coached' by George Tyree, head Coach, Wallace Wilson, Baclcfield Coach, and Kinnetb Floyd, Line Coach, and led by Co-Captains, Fred Graflund and Cooley, Bill McCrary, Bob Moore, Bill Akin, Don jacobson, Bill Huff, Tommy james, jimmy Patterson, Sonny Hiemer, john Sowell, Danny Graflund, David Smith, Wayne Frwin, George Waring, john Blum- belcs, Fred Graflund, David Hill, Billy johns, Wal- lace Madewell, Ronnie Foster, and Bob Gay. Outstanding players for the year included Best David Hill, twentyrfour team members received let- Bilfk, David Hill! BCH Linemim, l:fCd Gfilflumll ters. There were juddy Blount, Herb Ryan, jerry and Best SPOYL jflhn BlUmbCk5- ,mm . , C0-Captains of the 1957-58 Spgifmngg F1-ul Graf- Spartan Coaches: Kinneth Floyd, George Tyree lung and David Hill, fHeacl Coachj, and Wfallace Wfilson. l22 1 .b.H.S. Y. b.H.5. .5.H.S . 5.H.S.A SHS., A . , NHS. S.H.S. ., 5.H.b. ,. . ,. . SI-I.S. SCORES Gcrmzmtwwn Frayscr ,,,,, Somcrvillc Kingsbury Bartlett ,7, Iiolivdr , M.U.S. 7 , Nlillington . Colliervillc , et Left 3' HERBIE RYAN Linebacker VID HILL Fullback JIMMY P C Guard A I-Ialfba FRED qs i W., Y Right Tackle y. .X , . x- ug f .L aff 4QC? JUDDY Guard ,F RONN IE Left fav' BLUMBEKS COOLEY Halfback 6. pgtgg- . lr?Q,5i.Qi.'i 1 - I 2-E1fL 'XIQ, 1lEKxTf. . M Q ,,.L, V, .X Ag, 4.5, 71554 ,half , 5.52353 'Q , f 57 Q i k M: .,,w, L, ,XLQL K ,.,,. .L.. M.:.-wr v wif Yisikzzszfiizz sql i mf 1 M S Y ,L,.,,.,aWw-,-Y,'Q 1ga.g 11,mlM, X li - 1 Q-GTEW' :E fi- 255112: E559 -' fi:2i'i:2:,'f ,sk 14 gzli Q ,g,,gQ?,,Q my be m th . :EAASQN face to face on the fifty-yard line more than once, but the Spartans came through with a 12-0 victory. The following week the Spartans met Bolivara The half ended with a score of 14-0 in favor of the Spartans. Bolivar retalliated in the last half. The final score was 21-7, another triumph for the Spartans. Next on White Station's list was M. U. S., and a hard fought battle it was! Each team came within the ten-yard line of the other twice, and the half ended 0-0. Since M. U. S. was undefeated and the Spartans were out to break their record, there were tense 'moments for both sides. M. U. S.'s winning streak was broken when the game ended in 3. tie, Oro. ' A Millington met the Spartans with terrific force but were unable to stop the mighty green and gray team as they crashed through the line for a sixth victory with a final score of 13-7. Opening our final game of the 1957 season, the Spartans scored over Collierville in seven plays. A sixty-five yard run brought a second touchdown to the Spartans. A final score just before the half gave the Spartans a 2146 margin. After a thrilling second half, White Station High School ended its season with a 56-6 victory over Collierville. -r P sa-'44 GI' Q . i Q -ttf. ., . - .iam i-4 P, jwf, xv-krtjgyfi 3 . . i , !1,l. iii, HY- . '2, h 'K IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM-Fifi! mux' May Oliver, Stroud, Delius, Dyer, Campbell, Hutton, Finney, Coleman, Wilk- ins. Serum! mum' Harris, Weiss, Agnew, Teague, Burks, Wluite, Kane, Philip Cousins, McCarter. TlJf1'd1'01l'.' Ostrow, Newport, Ryan, Steele, Tyree, Davis, Brown, Myatt, Fuller. 1 itil Iunior High Football Coach, Gordon , A IGH FOOTBALL Gilbert. S , ,,q FF ize Fiii ii, f ii W.S.H.S .....,, ...... 1 3 Treadwell 7 ' f i' ' ,, W,SrH,S ,,,,.,,, ..,,.. 7 East ......., ......15 I S: , W,S,H,S ,,,,,,, ,,,,,A 0 Colonial 7 A A A F' W.S.H.S ,.,..,, .,..,, 1 5 M. U. S. 0 W,S,H,S ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 6 Training .....,,i.... 0 W.S.H.S ..,..,. ...... 1 9 Kingsbury ........ 0 W,S,H,S ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 3 Messick ...... ...... 6 unior High Football Co-Captains, Larry Burlcs and Dave Tyree. Once again, under the direction of Coach Gilbert, the junior High Football team attained an outstanding record. This year Coach Ralston assisted in coaching the team. Outstanding players of the team were Best Back, Sandy Stroud, Best Lineman, David Tyreeg and player with the Best Attitude, johnny Delius. Sandy Stroud and David Tyree also received the distinction of being named to the All-Memphis team. , x ' u ,,::,, b QL QQ. X 5 ' 4 A Xi f Q si 21 f . Q N ' - S f 9, 4 ' ' , M A . E V :Ei .X, Q' f . ,gl MQ. bd A gr . ,T f - x ...g X Q 1 H. ? I.et's Go! Spartans! Amidst cheers, Spartan Cheerleaders lead the team ..,,,, Lct's Go! onto the field. SUE MESSINGER 4' Q I Lmm' LIFE Captain KQQ si JEAN VAUGHAN JOAN SENIOR HIGI SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER SQUADQFH-,sl row: jean Vaughan, Margaret Wfidman, Bonnie Smith. Second faux' Sue Mes singer, Lynn Hiller, -Ioan Edge, Kay Bailey, Lyn Melvin, Libby Lipe, Captain, jan McMaster, C0-Captain. .IAN McMAS'l'ER Co-Captain BONNIE SMITH 'Min' sf HEERLEADERS LYNN HILLER 25 i. tv LYN MELVIN S.H.S ...,.-- ........ S.H.S .S.H.S ................... 42 Side South Side Treadwell Catholic QM SITNIOR HIGH l5ASKIQ'l'HAl.L 'l'lfAM--I-'zril wrt: Dim -lAlLOlWSUl'l. llcniy Hill. Stivfud ruin Vlwlm lilumlwks. blulm Wllliisc limlscy lll'llLL'. 'Dcllu-rt Coggins. 'llfiimf wil: Etltlit- Hurt, liulw G.xy. Sonny lliciiicr. Tommy ,l.llNC'S. During its lirst yifilf in thc Cfity Prop League, thc Wliitc Station Sp.ii't.m linskctlmlll team, tuulictl by Wtlllixtn- Wfil- sun, .itliicu-tl..1 trctlimlwlc rcmril. The tciim finislictl thc sn-.lson in scvcntli place in thc Prcp LCLIQLLIC. Top svorcrs for thc st-.isou wcrc Bob Gay illlll Tommy lnmcs, the start- ing lL'.ll'Il l'orw.1rtls, The following players received basket- lull lcttcrs: Bula Gay. Tommy -ILIIFICS, john Blumlwclis, Bcnjy Hill, Dcllwcrt foggins, Dim luwlvson, and Iitltlic Hurt. Sllllflllll liiskctlmill Cimtli XVAl,l,ACfl2 XVILSON fl l DELBERT Guard Forward F . Center SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL B 'l'IfAMfFir'i'1 wuz' Hiemer. Elrod, Seessel. Swwid wuz' Paul. Snider. liobnett. Miller. Pruitt. l957-'58 SEASO Since the basketball season of 1957-58 was Wfhite Stations first year in the City Prep League, school spirit ran high in every game. Germantown fell once and Frayser twice in the opening games, before Bolton served up the first loss to Wliite Station. The Spartans played M. U. S. in the next two games and beat them both times to wind up the pre- liminary games before league play began. The 1958 Prep League season got off to a' rousing start at Messick, with the Spartans winding up on the short end of a 50-49 score. This game was one of the most exciting of the season, and stands out as one ol the best played games. ln their first encounter with C. B. C. the Spartans were beaten by ten points, but the second time found the exact opposite, the Spartans winning by ten points. Humes was the first team to fall victim to the Spartans twice, but Tech followed later on. The double wins over both of these clubs gave the Spartans added spirit. Taking on Messick again. the Spartans were forced to bow once more to their strong force. Treadwell also beat the Spartans twice, but they went down fighting hard. In two very close contests East managed to beat Wliite Station. Champion Central had a very tough time with our gallant Spartans before they managed to down them twice. Wfhite Station split with South Side, beating them on our floor, then fighting all the way only to lose a close one on their home court. In the first time out against Catholic, the Spartans came through with a decisive win over the Terriers. Spartan fans should be proud of the job our boys did in their first year. Next year, we think, will bring a higher finish as the team now has that one year of experience. and Bob White' Division. players w JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 'l'EAM-f-Firxrl row: Tom Winsttin, Bill Newport, jimmy Davis, Donnie Dyer, Arthur Delugach Marty Brown, Tommy May. Sem21d1'uu': Coach Gilbert, Dick XX'allace, David Tyree, Bob Robbins, Pat Steele, Max Ostrow JU IOR HI H BASKETB LL The junior team won the Memphis, District I, junior High Basketball Tournament. Dave Tyree Pat Steele Robbins were named to the All-Tournament team. Station .Iunior High Schools Basketball team made the best record ever by coming in second in the East They came in fourth in the city, losing the two final games by only two points each time Outstanding ere David Tyree, Pat Steele, Bob Robbins, jerry David, and Donnie Dyer. w.s.j.ii,. e H42 w.s.J.ii, e .... ...17 w.s.j.H. N 54 wsyu. B B29 w,s.i,H. ...sz w.s.j.ii., ., . . .si w,s.5.H. . L 41 xxf.s.j,H. L . ...sv w.s.j,H. . . N39 w.s.i.u. i ........ 39 w.s.J.H.. B 34 xv.s.j,H,. . .,.. . H W.S.j.H. . L wsyu ...... W.S.j,H.. ,, S w.s.J.u. W.S.j.H. W.S.j.H. w.s,J.H, 49 41 49 21 ...... H32 ........ 31 w.s.J.i-i, . .. ,,,,,,. .26 wsiu. ,... ........ I 48 Sherwood Fast .,....... Messick . Colonial . Hollywood Training . Treadwell Kingsbury Sherwood East ............. ......... Messick ..... Colonial ..... ......... Hollywood Training ,.... ,........ Treadwell Kingsbury Fairview ..... ........ . Messick ....... ......... Snowden .,... ,,...,... East ................ ........ Treadwell wsiu w.s.J.H wsyu. ..... ........ . W.S.j.H W.S.J.H 29 37 54 39 51 C. B. C. Last ... Ifairv iew Sherwood Longview junior High Basketball Coach, Gordon tiilneit ml Co C ipti David Tyree and Pat Steele. ie.. SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM-Fifpft row: Bobby Casey, Larry Messinger, David Hill, Larry Mallette, Tyndall Pruitt, Alan Salomon, Charles Wingo, Tommy May QManagerj. Sermzd wuz' Ken Carter, john Blumbeks fManagerj, Vaughan Pruitt, Bob Gay, Delbert Coggins, Scott Wright, Allan Rosenberg, johnny Walmsley, jerry Cooley, Bruce Alexander, Coach Floyd. SENIOR HIGH BA EBALL The 1957 Baseball season at White Station High School brought the Spartans a 9-9 record in their first year in the city prep league. The team had a lot to be proud of when they beat Central 6-2 with a team composed of sophomores, juniors, and one senior. Bruce Alexander won the Batting Award, and Vaughn Pruitt won the Sportsmanship Award. J J Spartan Baseball Coach KINNETH FLOYD 1 mi. SENIOR HIGH GOLF White Station High School's 1957 Golf season brought victory after victory to the Spartans as they won all but one match. A beautiful gold trophy was the reward for coming in second in the city. Culver Criswell, Tommy james, and Benjy Hill are members of last year's team who will return in 1958. SENIOR HIGH GOLF TEAM-Culver Criswell, Benjy Hill, and Tommy james. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL WK 1711 , Y t EK? x ,.,, I ,flu -s L . - L., ,- X ' 41' 1 I 90 1' S742 :J K 3 Q W- S S SI!! I . s mi JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM-Fifi: wuz' Pat Steele, Bill McCrary, Bob Moore, Earl Gillespie, Danny Paul. Serond row: David Tyree, jerry Davis, Bill Newport, Dick Miller, john Sowell, Max Ostrow, Bobby Robbins. 1958 TRACK MEN--Billy Huff, Lindsey Bruce, Eddie Hurt, Wayne Erwin, George Wahng, Harry Burr. Second muy' Lester Sargent, Bill Mitchell, Danny Paul. Richard Sills, juddy Blount, Billy johns, Ronnie Buchanan. TRACK Wfhite Stations 1957 track season consisted of meets with other teams in the city league, as well as several bigger meets in the mid-south. Wiririing the 440 Medley Relay at the Ripley Relays and the Sprint Medley at the Delta Relays was the high- light of the season. Men running in the 440-Dash in the Regional and State Meets, won the Regional and placed second in the State at Nashville. Reggie Smith, Ronnie Elder, Larry Beard, and Harry Burr ran in the 440 Medley: Harry Burr, Reggie Smith, Ronnie Black, and Ronnie Elder ran in the Sprint Medley. 1957 TRACK MEN!Fi11rl wuz' Billy Huff, Harry Burr. Second row: 1957 Tragk team Captain, Harry Burr, is Lindsey Bruce, Eddie Hurt, Wiiyne Erwin, George Waring. pictured holding the trophy won by the Sprint Medley Relay Team in the Delta Relay held at Southwestern. N, , f k fff IVERT X jj Lv A VJX M mr gi ,X Lnvg' PAIA' if uma! Jef U. Mi? EO lbe patbwayf and foadwayy of ouzf city 5 be eftablifbmefztf of our adve1'ti55i21gf . 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