Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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DI ERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB Officers of the clubs are, from left to right: james Garrison, vice-president and Glenn McMennamy, presidentg Verle Reynolds, vice-president and jimmy Carver, president. Pictured are Tom McWilliams, an auto specialist, and Mr. M. Z. Wilson, his employer. D. O. is a program in AHS through which students gain in- struction in various specific vo- cational fields and further train- ing and experience while actually on the job. Mr. Oliver Diggs and Mr. Johnnie Whiteley spon- sor the clubs. Davie Mitchell, dental laboratory technician, is working on some dentures while Mr. jack Vernon, his employer, supervises his work. Glenn McMennamy is an elec- trical wireman working at the Albert Lard Electrical Company.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The members of the AHS chapter of FFA are students studying vocational agriculture. These boys enter various judging contests and take field trips. The sweetheart of the club is Theodocia Zweig. Officers of the club are: Kenneth Casey, president, Donald Kimball, first vice-president, Terry Phillips, second vice-president, Chan Foster, secretary, B. J. Bohn, treasurer, jimmy Campsey, reporter, Billy Smith, parliamentariang Bill Ivy, sentinel, and Mr. R. H. Davis, sponsor. First row, left to right: Billy Smith, Bill Ivy, B. J. Bohn, Kenneth Casey, Donald Kimball, Chan Foster, 1. H. Leclbetter, Fredrick Keeter. Second row, left to right: Raymond Bohn, Harold Lanier, jim Evans, Leon Evans, Terry Phillips, joe Bryant, Joe Hamby, Bill Overstreet. Third row, left to right: Ray Milhoan, George LeGrand, Billy Evans, Dale Smith, David Sample, Talmadge Woodard, Robert Harris, Mr. Davis. Fourth row, left to right: Robert Parsons, Glenn McMinn, Max jolly, Tom Boyd, jerry Basden, jim Baird, Theodore Burk. Fifth row, left to right: Clois Kemper, Harley Kern, Robert Baird, Ronnie Hanna, Clifford Griffin, Bob Byrd.

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Arrayed in spring attire is Flora Gilbert, one of the models for the style show sponsored by the D. E. clubs for raising money to send six delegates to the state- wide conference in Houston. May I help you? asks Irene Hawley of Eddie Moore as Mr. Cannon watches approvingly. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO CLUB Officers are, from left to righti Hollis johnson, secretary- treasurerg Odell McClenny, vice-presidentg Donald Heard, president. 'W ' - '-e ' L'rvesereYeWm' Leota McLaughlin and David Knox decorate the show win- dow for Easter while Mr. Can- non watches. Through D. E., interested stu- dents learn about a career in salesmanship and about the out- standing qualities of a good sales- man while experience and train- ing are furnished on the job. Mr. R. T. Adams and Mr. Ray Cannon sponsor the club. 5 I05 . E