Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1957 volume:

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Hes We DEDICATE our 1957 FLASHLIGHT to MR VAIDEN HINER AND ROBERT FIELDER two fruends who grad uated from Abnlene Hugh School In 1931 and returned un 1935 and 1947 respectuvely as coworkers on the A H S Faculty Whule ID Abnlene Hugh School both men were as busuly engaged rn extra currucular actnvatues as they are today Outstandmg among thenr lonnt actuvutues was thelr work an the Eagle Band Also, Mr Hlner was the Busnness Manager of the Flashlnght and Mr Faelder played nn the orchestra Snnce theur return these two men have guided hundreds of students an the fuelds of scuence and musuc, have used every opportumty to promote Interest nn these fuelds of study and to umprove the departments whuch they serve as chaurman Thenr fruendshnp, leadership, patnence, and great abllnty to teach have made them favorutes among the students and faculty members of Abulene Hugh Because of thenr wonderful cooperatuon, favthful servuce, and sympathetnc understanding, we, the Staff of the 1957 Flashlnght, choose these two devoted faculty members as the DEDICATEES 6 sw' - 1 - 1 1 - ' f.f7'?' 1 f., . fifrf , uf :A ' ,, 4 fy ', ,-Y. . all fl Qt, 4 ' A 1 1 1 1 9 X- ' lx! X Q X -'N Y X ,I r ' X ,'. ' ' -' x A . . I 1 X I . .Q 5 , , 1 i L3 I , ,f - t Q s , . ' MR. MR. ROBERT FIELDER Mr. Fielder interviews his little guests on the Christmas program. Mr. Hiner demonstrates an audio oscillator. Things really click when our Student Council tackles a project for the interest of AHS. In fact, it has been said that if one wants changes made, he should tell the Student Council, The Exec- utive Board institutes and directs the many projects ofthe year. The pulse of the school is in its classes, and its strength is only as strong as its leaders. Representative ot the many leaders tor class functions is the executive bcdy of the senior class. 8 We at A S ufark tagcflwr ut 564144 v fl' t 'al t a zo fflla 414' A ' all 1 ' l n 0 u SW n Mlg 6 kld: ll C IC cauif l Wd' l ng ll ok cltalgz ol t Incl dflt uSl MCH Mtn st iff' me mf wt S lll fccl wflfl f the 'Wan uS 0 Sometimes one can find collections of the strangest obiects wherever the Junior Red Cross members are working. ln promoting their many proiects, all kinds of donations are used. Here in this picture the members are getting materials forthe Red Cross Drive. mad' :S one grflull t fl' at :HIS :rf 4' ll Cllcll' mdk 6 'hlngs W ark we dlfc f J I 45.5 ' l 9 ' g 95 1 150 lt. C Q JVM lllllca 5 l f 'l llalc . v I V mul w H , I 4 from ,Mc Nlilllll ui the ' 0 to l to ty rcalw 'o Studgti l- I wc ltd . rcaliztd . . U tual . HS' W6 ' , H I . f. P14 A gl Doing service for Abilene High School is the policy of another busy organization. Besides iust keeping a good scholastic average to be a member of the National Honor Society, these students assume the responsibility of an organization that has enlarged its program in recent years. One menial task is polishing and keeping the trophies and trophy cases. With the num- ber AHS is collecting each year, this is no small task. abauf 'M l mud' d S0 trul. hlar v all i D . - jfs rlassff Mft' rranglng many Hd ami " Y I wiff ,.jM"' -,jwan NUM nf: 1 5014 1 flff J Q to tak! al defide Wllfllllr l if F i l Jirsfi l mu. M rocllllvnal 0 , fr-54' l 6 tc' fvlll want lan- V the rfflularigvxf i .-K"' if The many elective courses offered here in Abi- lene High have helped students gain iobs or find fields of interest in which to seek further training. With good instruction received in both required and elective courses, the graduate en- ters his chosen field prepared rather than handi- capped. eh' ll . . . 0 Many Elasscs Jim' BL? 5 A 4" ,,, f 'P J .l df" .lfu i QS- "' L That vocational subiects lead to careers is a fact realized by many students and graduates of Abi- lene High. Today more students can enroll in the vocational classes because of the new well-equip- ped classrooms. Being able to do something artistically and con- structively intrigues both boys and girls who ioin the popular art and stagecraft classes. There is never a iob too big for these enthusiastic students. lush ,-nd? XH1 115 bility W! Scptcm Month bg bar we wee :mug month from ks auf tk s or bug I A to Scptcm wi om spcclal a sports mn . cticims mp busy. Af yn, ? Q7 ?-is 'N N 1.1. School and Gammunity. Forming this panel for a discussion of public etiquette are these busy patrons who have taken time from their day's work to lend a hand at Abilene High. Imagine a ball game around here without an Eagle Booster Club! We don't want to try because its support gives power to our athletic program. Wanting to do more for Abilene High School are these parents who completed the organi- zation of the Parents' Club this year. 2 . bvu' hear' '1 W' and wait unit tgiztns. al Milan: ci g us v"i0v lwats affniing 5 U zulu 4' kW' svl' Teachers as guests of local businesses are enter- tained royally on Business Education Day each year. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors this big event. we Businesses of Abilene cooperate in promot- ing the vocational program of A. H. S. by giving employment to students as they train on the job. A. H. S. students like to be guests of the merchants. Here the choir sings Christmas carols at Thornton's. K .fl 3' 5 l IN THE YEAR 16 Hautcuts People Pages I8 thru 53 School Llfe Pages I54 thru 26I Advertisers Page 262 17 -"r"'--f- '-I-1'-"I---1 T- Q f Q XX u 3 AXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXY gm C-:W fx Z5 f- f' f'N,-X if on 't Y' KN E 4. C9 S X - v 51 '55 P - I - Administration Teachers 3 ' , - 5 ' fir. - if on S 1 K ' uuv f Events ' Orga ' 'ons '1' , -, ' I1 V , 0 N wx ' A ut X - I 11 Ads 5 Index . 11 ' -I 5 , I I Q 1 ,f5 9f.f3 . 17 ' ' ' ' ' . . . Wait until .7 tell you about tne new friends .7'oe inode at .AJ-l..S'. Eoen tnougn .7 felt lost at first, I soon knew that I K belonged nere lreeanse its people are so friendly ...... ji ffwvfxfwfxf l I fx 'Sf- pil: P N ""' r-n-1-r" f"'-I-P --H "-1"1'r-r' 'I""""l '1- f",,I..T"'1"'!"I"'il I R"-I'-'-f'-"""l"'i' "'l""1"'l"' "1 l', '-1"T""l'I'1' - -i""'F1F""".:""'11 ll ...l .li-N? :P W, VT 18 - all its ,vwple arf so friendly fy-1 Ik .LLL 1:1..---L- 19 -1-V ,, f 5' ."T it' A THE WANDERING PHOTOGRAPHER always eager to ,, I -1' '75-R L' get a picture story finds interesting subjects by roaming the halls, peeking in the doors, or sitting in assembly. On this tour he has found a drag race in assembly, a girl studying math shoeless, girls rearranging an ex- hibit, a combination of the formal and the informal on picture taking days, and the cheerleaders putting up a banner before the San Angelo game. wir 'Q' 'Y 'ff J x-fp? , W 5 , 1, N, , O 1 Supvrznfeudeuf K' f " i Frzuczpals 6 l5'0ard af Sducafzon ri 571 gaculfy 71 f 5 V ' Y V ste ,4 t Rf Mr. A. E. Wells Superintendent E l Q This triumvirate of men works with and forthe students of A.H.S. As our school is a champion in many fields, so are our adminis- trators champions in many fields. Loyal Eagles are these men in every aspect of the word. If Mr. E. L. Webb Principal . Working with us and for us Mr. A. Edwards Assistant Principal l I 2 qv!! PROGRESS far ABILENE SCHOOLS is their MOTTO Mrs. T. E. Roberts Mrs. T. E. Roberts, even though having been busily engaged with educating her three children, has shared her time and thoughts with all the school children of Abilene for ten years as a member of the school board. She has also included in her full schedule time as the superintendent of the adult Sunday School in her church and to work in the Woman's Club. Mr. Morgan Jones, Jr. Two of Abilene's greatest institutions, the Chamber of Commerce and the School Board, call Mr. Jones, presi- dent. The Abilene Classroom Teachers dubbed him "the schools' greatest friend," a fitting title for such a busy citizen. Also receiving a full share of his attention are his family, his church, and his investment business. Mr. Bert Chapman Leaving his appliance business to carry on his civic activities is a daily occurrence for Mr. Chapman. One may find him attending a meeting of one of the 'Follow ing: the Kiwanis Club, the YMCA, the Taylor County Chapter for Infantile Paralysis, the Hardin-Simmons Exes Club, or the school board. He has served the latter for five years. qiisa Mr. Stanley Wilson Mr. Wilson, one of the newest members of the board, is a member of both the State and Abilene Bar Associa- tions. Even though his two small sons keep him hopping, he finds time to teach a Sunday School Class and serve on the official board of his church. For relaxation, he likes to play golf. Mr. Ollie McMinn Mr. McMinn, a very busy man in his construction work, is a member of the Rotary Club, a deacon of his church, and is on the Advisory Board of the Salvation Army. One of his greatest services for Abilene is his work for the schools. He has served on the board for seven years. X ,p- 25 x. rf . ui' ! !2l Mr. John Hutchison Mr. Hutchison, another new member of the board, is a member of the Aggie Club, the Exchange Club, the A.l.E.E., and I.A.E.l. His church, family, and work at the West Texas Utilities are not neglected as this busy man rushes from one activity to another. Mrs. C. E. Arnold Membership on the school board is a fitting activity for Mrs. Arnold, a mother and an ex-teacher. Amid household tasks, she keeps up with church and school activities, and her interests in the Athenian Study Club. She is a newcomer to the board, too. ,,,ve,2 ' 4.x :4ys1e'2 +iv' ' 9iOQQtviQ10i'-'--A E9tOYOtti0tt2'i+2f 9t0i4l9kbt5lOi4t1' ztbibtblbfbibibtsi 4ti+5+wsi9yv!4io2' Ove fK9f5Q43Q "' tPA isivtogs 'F' ttftwioi iff? tsfoisqq 'bit lblb!by44 svvt loqeroyv tvis tsfsieio isiaysl, toxgg,5,5 M "'.n.2 dau --Q 'rf Mrs. Christine Short Registrar Mrs. Stella Bowers Secretary to Principal Mrs. Evelyn Raymond Attendance Clerk . . . LWAYS RE DY TO SERVE Although the tempo of these offices is fast, these competent people help to keep it running like clockwork. They serve the school in every capacity from typing to counselling. Even though always busy, they have time to help anyone in need, and their cheerful manner is an inspiration to all. lb Ann Jackson and Gloria Rodgers check absentees in attendance office. 'Whos rv. CQQ -rs-Q fqn M---M - Mr. Edwards greatly appreciates the help given him by Judy Miles. g-v I f . . L XX- Liv-'X X s - 's -7 41. 1 l I , Y gy x yx X BA MA Librarian Miss Marian Walker B A Assistant Librarian Mrs. Ruth Leiss B.S.-R.N.-School Nurse Miss Mary Baggett B.A.-M.A.-Visiting Teacher Miss Aleise Cline B.A.-M.P.S.-Counselor Susan Voshen and Maxine Showalter are office aids to Miss Cline in the Counselor's office. References are easy to find in the spacious new library. A favorite spot in the new library is the reading room where there are soft chairs and stacks and stocks of magazines. , nn Seniors group themselves together for panel discussions on Shokesperion plays, Mr. A. M. Anderson Miss Mildfed Bvfler M'5- I-Ula End5leY B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. B.A. Mrs. Juanita Mrs. Selma Bishop Miss Bobbie Duncan Haney B.A.-M.A.-Ph.D. B.A.-M.Ed. B.A.-M.A. 'Q Q? l Y Q0 F' ii' 2- "--'Q-V ,Wx vp. .1 ss- s +- Miss Mildred Stokes Mrs. Ellen Turner B.A.-M.Ed. Mr. Robbin Tibbets B.S. B.A.-M.A. Ca Kamnzuuicafc Zflwuglzts ENGLISH .... "All the world's a stage ..... " Although the seniors this year were no pupils of Shakespeare, their little minds were filled to capacity with expressions from Shakespeare's plays. Also, the library became a natural habitat for all English students because of the term themes and reports. Grammar drills? Yes. Who could forget the pet problem, "It is l who am your best friend." Miss Billie Loving Miss Helen Meyer Mrs. Kathryn Morrow B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.A. Mrs. Bessie Mayes Mr. Tommy Morris B.S. B.S. Mrs. Kathleen Parker B.A.-M.A. rags, i 5 X x Three Latin students, Worley Reynolds, Barbara Strickland, and Janice Murphy, present a part of the pro- gram for the Slave Auction. LANGUAGES . . A "Veni, vidi, vici," and "Como usta usted?" are common expressions used by either the Latin or the Spanish students. Struggling through Caesar's Wars, a Latin student finally emerges enlightened and feeling as if he were a Greek or Roman scholar. Spanish students enjoy conversing with one another, and look forward to their trip to Mexico in the spring. 30 understanding Peoples ef Otner lands Jon y Randy, este ape que los hombres de Mexico llevon B.S.-M.A. - L-F ...Z Students, by recording their voices, are able to detect the faults of their speaking habits and strive to cor rect them. FINE ARTS . . A visitor doesn't have much trouble finding the Fine Arts classes in Abilene High School because the activities of these classes cannot ga unnoticed. A trip around the auditiorium is all that is needed, for on the north are displays of the art classes, the sounds of voices in speech classes, on the west both vocal and instrumental notes issue forth from the choir room and the band room, and on the south the sounds of hammers and the smell of paint come from the stage where the stage crew is working. Besides carrying on separate activities, all classes combine their talents once a year for great musical production. 32 Satisfying Chair Gnllnral Hangings Leading the Eagle Band this year was talented Jerre Bardin who amazed everyone with his feats as a drum maior. JA. if f , MW. ,W +L , , 4 ' V' if 'n Q, 5 1 aka X Q ,, '.'.,.',L5..f.' . ,- Students combine patience and hard work in the creation of obiects of art and have amazing results. Mr. Robert Fielder B.S.-M.A. Mrs. Mr. Ernest Mr. Michael Johnstone Sublett B.Mus.-M.Mus. B.A.-M.A. Beth Henagon Mr. Dell McComb B.A.-M.A. B.A.-M.E. 6' 1 if X 5 Y Mr. J. R. Dyer B.A.-M.E. "R'f"' S Q fs if K ,vN, .. isis s CSIWU' 1"'f :iii : tx f Seniors study oil phases of the Constitution in their Civic classes Mr. Nut Gleuton B.A.-M.E. 'I sv'4 mwnqg MY- B- C- G00dWif'l Mr. D. L. Kenammer B.S.-M.E. B,A.-M,A' Miss Sarah Hardy Mr. F- J. King B.A.-M.Ed. B-5.-M-5 H, A A .. s. Q . ii - A at ' .,,.. A-' ' t 3 1 , V B- 65 A A ,L 34 It Happened This Way SOCIAL SCIENCE .... - 1492 - Even after many years of history dates, the only one the majority of students can remember is this date. Seniors can only hope that this date appears on the college entrance exam. Do you remember about mid-term when the Seniors were only present in body, not mind, because they were so worried about the Constitution test? Who could forget it? Miss Lee Etta McAdams B.S.-M.S. Mr. Jimmy Payne B.S.-M.S. Mr. Vernon Spence Mr. Edwin Terbush Mrs. l-UCY Weaver BIA,-MA, B.A.-M.E. B.S.-M.E. Mr. William Sproull Mr. Henry Watkins B.S.P.E. B. of Ed. st? 'ss- 4 uf 'N 9 P K . a 5 . . ,rf ' f 2 .I Q ' sg if O. 1 W . 5 U r 7' Q .xv "iBnb"t1 1, st-14' i t Y U lg 9. Homer Cleckler can't figure out ihis geomeiric figure. Mrs. Edith Ballard Mr. C. G. Bradford B.A.-M.A. B.S.-M.S. Mr. B. L. Blackburn Mrs- lww Bryan' B.A.-M.A. B.A. 'WF' " ,,-F, ,,,1',, Xxsx 4 , . Tackling the ,Mysterics af ,Math Q - Q-ga -.. l MATHEMATICS ..... fi i ' .. .y :W , ,M Just because everyone goes around spouting equations doesn't indicate that everyone has an inclination for math, but those who do certainly have a num- W ber of subiects from which to choose. There is algebra, general math, com- ' ff- .... if ,Wy ' mercual arithmetic, Trng, geometry- solid and plane -why, we could go on all SM doy! Mrs, Rosa Cu.-fig Miss Mable Reeves Mr. E. L. Tapscott B.S.-A.B.-4M.A. B.A.-M.Ed. B.A.-M.A. Mr. R. A. McCollum Mr. W. Robbins B.A.-M.Ed. B.A.-M.A. 'if 2.4-I 4-51 37 f-af., .f-J J nf The study of plant and animal life proves to be quite amazing and interesting to these Sophomores Mr. Clyde Echols Mrs, Mary Grubb B.S. B.5. Miss Margurite Griffin Mr. John Harwell B,A,-M,S, B.S.-M.Ed. . Q . 4? A we ! u S . N- - 5' i' , A I fa' 1' W fy 5 I Q 1 'fa '1 ff ' 'O 38 . Jura thc kcalms of the llnkuaufn SCIENCE. . . Boom! Suddenly we found ourselves iarred from our places of work while a dazed chemistry student eyed the mixture he had iust concocted. And those odors! We surely had to endure a lot so that the chemistry students could pass the course. lt was also hard to ignore the bugs and animals brought to school by industrious biology students. However, we realized that in these classes and other of the science departments worked our doctors, scientists, and photogra- phers of tomorrow. Nlr. Vaiden Hiner Mrs, Yvonne lee B.S.-M.Ed. B.A. Miss Odell Johnson Miss Louise Self B.A.-M.A. B.S.-M.S. H? 9 5 ?"4, Judy Coskey, Morgoref Sruord, and Jo Th learning to sew cr fine seam, ornfon wor k diligently or 0 ul H . cfffsf f r Kuildlng Su - 0 riff! Zfrflfa Mrs. Miss Ruby ComPere N B 5.5--MA' Hinev Mfg- ?TK,Ed. 'ee Boys gain valuable experience by working with complicated machines Mr. B. L. Coalson Mr. H. A. Dunn B.S.-M.A. A.A.-B.S.-M.Ed. Mr. Leroy Crews Mr. John Harlow B.A.-M.S. T8.l Certificate jury i 42 . . . lcaruing by Daring VOCATIONS. . . Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic were predominent in grandfather's day, but now, keeping ever in step with this modern day and age, we find among our offered subjects a net-work of those dealing with vocations of life. Just name it, and that subiect or one relating to it was offered this year. Mr. James Jeter Mr. James Moore B.S.-M.S. A.B.-B.S.-M.S. Mr. Fred McGinn Mr. Rainey Owen B.S. B.S. . Warkiug Coward 11 6arcsr in Business "5...-, Steve Mclntire is being instructed how to operate the adding machine. Miss Avis Deuvers Mr. Carl Kuykendall Miss Patricia Nuckols B.S.-M.S. B.S. B.S.C. Mrs. La Verne Mrs. Ja Effer Miss Gaynelle Lambert Story B.S. B.B.A.-M.B.A. B.S.-M.E. X 45 . Craiuing in Health and Sports PHYSICAL EDUCATION .... "I can't find my uniform" is frequently heard in all P.E. classes, but a substitute uniform is usually found. Here, brown is combined with brain, and students are given a chance to relax and enioy one another. Even the girls encounter such sports as football, tumbling and track. Besides regular P.E., there are other sports one may join-volleyball, tumbling, tennis, golf, football, basketball, and track. Mr. Bob Groseclose Mr. Neal McClesky B.S.-M.Ed. B.S. Mr. Charles Mr. William Lawson Moser B.A. B.S.-M.E. Mrs. Novah Johns Cafeteria Supervisor CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. M. Pentecost, Mrs. N. Johns, Mrs. N. McDearman, Mrs E. Shipley, Mrs. B. Blanks, Mrs. H. E. Swafford, Mrs. J. A. Netherton, Mrs. B Hester, Mrs. R. Avery, Mrs. O. Elmore, Mrs. D. Beasley, Mrs. W. Johnson. Kampctcut Staff Kleaus, 600,65 for Abilene J-ligh Planning the menus and preparing the meals constitutes the major iobs of the cooks. Besides preparing food lunch hours, these ladies often prepare and serve food for the numerous banquets held in our cafeteria. The custodians, whose iob is building maintenance, can often be found repair- ing broken equipment, testing radiators, or sweeping the halls. Holidays and vacations are their busiest times because they really polish the place. CUSTODIANS: Andrew Devala, Earl Johnson, Johnny Medrano, Roy Bond. Joe Holder, Roy Brazzil, Charlie McClendon, Mike Alvera, Joe Alvera, H. P. Gideon, Harold Futrell. Il' Mr. Roy Brazzil Head Custodian . uv" tc tall a I ,H M junzar Q aplzamore ltfmf M NF' 0 A9 Seniors 11" xx X X 5 L SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . Left to right: Rufus King President: Sandra Neas, Secretaryg David Hughes Student Council Representativeg Stuart Peake, Vice Presidentf Flora Simons, Reporter. QUEEN .... Betty Ross 50 L - l Kapablc LE DERS guide the l957 SENIORS 1957 and the seniors were at the top-for a while at least. For two long years we were underclassmen, doing all the work and taking all the ioking. It had been a long but successful struggle. lt was our turn to sit back, relax, and supervise. The most common cry was "None of that Sophomore!" We realized, of course that a good example had to be set by our own successes and the success of our activities- the pep rally, the follies, the senior play. We really realized we were seniors when we had our pictures made for the Flashlight and gave informa- tion about our activities, and received our rings. We realized the year was nearly gone when we were measured for our caps and gowns, ordered invitations, talked about college entrance, and took tests. June approached. The year and our position at the top had passed so quickly. Soon the senior play, the final assembly, graduation and the reception would be iust memories, but soon each of us would realize that we had not reached the top but had just taken another step. SENIOR SPONSORS Mrs. Henagan, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Turner, Miss Weatherford, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Lambert, Miss Baggett, Miss Myers, Miss McAdams, Mr. Dyer, Mr. King, Mr. Crews, Mr. Kenna- mer. Not pictured: Mr. McCollum, Mr. Moser, Mr. Owen, Mr. Moore. '57--- Wire BERTHA ABBOT I. Future Nurses Club-Delegate II. Seventeen-Secretary III. D.E. Sweetheart, Student Council Representative. BUTCH ADAMS room Vice-President III. Football, Baseball, "A" Club, "A' Association. LOVETA ALEXANDER I. Press Club II. Battery-Managing Editor, Press Club-President III. Battery-Managing Editor, Press Club-Secretary. JOYCE ALLEN I. Homeroom Secretary, Red Cross Club, Foreign Correspondence Club II. Charmality Club Ill. D.E. Club. WANDA ALLEN I. Foreign Correspondence Club II. Typing Club, Homeroom Sec retary III. Ephesy. WILLIAM ALLEN I. Little "E", "Seventeen", Orchestra, Red Cross Club III. Chess Club Orchestra, Audio Visual. JANE ALLING I. Transfer II. A.H.S. Theater III. Ephesy. MARY JANE ARCHER I. Golf Club, Library Club, Library Worker, Merit Award II. Seven- teen, Roman Forum III. Roman Forum, Ephesy, Office Worker, Stage Craft. GAYLORD ARMSTRONG I. Basketball, Baseball, "A" Club II. Basketball, Baseball, "A" Club, National Honor Society III. Basketball, Baseball, "A" Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Homeroom President. SCOTTY ARNOLD I. A.H.S. Theater, National Thespians, Roman Forum, Shakespearian Festival Il. A.H.S. Theater, National Thespians, Future Teachers of America, Technician Club, Roman Forum, Shakesperian Festival III. Fine Arts Club, National Thespians, "Wagons and Tomahawks", Technician Club. 52 I. Football, Baseball, "A" Club, "A" Association, Homeroom Vice- President II. Football, Baseball, "A" Club, "A" Association, Home- I cniars at LA T ADRIAN ASHLEY I. Architecture Club II. A.H.S. Theater, National Thespians, National Forensics, Merit Award, Shakespearian Festival Ill. Math Club, National Thespians. LAURA DONNA ASHLEY I. Transfer Student III. Ephesy Club. CURTIS ATTEBERRY Il. National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross III. National Honor So- ciety, Architecture Club. NONA BAILEY I. Music Appreciation Il. International Friendship Club-President III. Future Business Leader's Club. ALYCE BALLARD Transfer III. Foreign Correspondence Club. DARLA BARBEE I. Little "E" Club II. Little "E" Club III. Foreign Correspondence Club. ZENA BARNETT I. Band, Orchestra, F.H.A. Il. Band, Orchestra, "AQ" Club, "Seven- teen", Musical Orchestra III. Band, Orchestra, "42" Club. JESSE BARRERA I. Concert Band, Marching Bond, Memphis Trip, Domino Club, Stage Band II. Concert Band, Marching Band, Pan American Club, Trum- pet Duet Ill. Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Fine Arts Club. SHIRLEY BASSETTI I. Physical Education Specialists Club, Volleyball II. Typing Club, Volleyball, "A" Association III. Physical Education Club, "A" As- sociation. BEVERLY BEALL I, Student Council, F.H.A., Homeroom Secretary II. Battery Reporter, Future Homemakers of America III. Ephesy Club, Homeroom President. . - 53 fi '11 3 FRED BEALL I. Track Team, "A" Club II. Track Team, "A" Club, Bell Team III. Track Team, "A" Club, Homeroom Vice-President. JACK BEDFORD I. Transfer Il. Photography Club III. Photography Club, D.E. Club. WAYNE BELL I. F.F.A.-Third Vice-President, Chapter Conducting Contest, Home- room Vice-President, Dairy Team Il. F.F.A.-Treasurer, State Dairy Products Team, Homeroom Vice-President Ill. F.F.A.-ParIiamen- tarian, Livestock Team. DWAYNE BENNETT I. Marching Band, Cadet Band, Domino Club ll. Marching Band, Concert Band, Domino Club, Roman Forum Ill. Marching Band, Concert Band, Domino Club, Roman Forum. RANDALL BEYER I. Transfer Il. Football, Roman Forum Ill. Tennis. VALORIE BIELEFELDT II. Transfer Ill. Ephesy Club, Stage Craft. MARY BILLINGS I. Eagle-Ettes, Charmality Club Il. D.E. Club Ill. D.E. Club, National Honor Society. ERVIN BISHOP I. Boy's Choir, "A" Club, Football, Latin Club ll. A Cappella, "A" Club, "A" Association, Merit Award, Football, Latin Club III. A Cap- pella, "A" Club, "A" Association, Football. BARBARA BLACK I. Personality Club-Secretary, Roman Forum, Homeroom Secretary, Girls' Chorus, Dramatics Il. Style Club-Vice-President, Roman Forum, Golf Ill. Homeroom Secretary, Ephesy, Stage Craft, F.H.A. JOY BLACK I. Homeroom Student Council Representative, Charmality Club II. Homeroom, Stage Craft, Style Club Ill. Junior Red Cross Council, Ephesy Club. MARTHA BLACKBURN Il. Transfer Ill. Maiorette Band, F.T.A., Red Cross Representative, Aquilla Club, Creative Writing. ROYCE BLACKFOXD I. Girls' Chorus, Little "E" Club, Circulation Manager, Thespian, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" II. Eagle-Ettes, A.H.S. Theater, F.T.A., Golf III. A Cappella, Ephesy. 54 BERNELL BLAIN I. Student Council, N.F.L.g Thespiansp "Midsummer's Night Dream"g A.H.S. Theater, "A" Award ll. "Flibberty-Gibbet"g "Romeo and Juliet", "Skin of Our Teeth"g A.H.S. Theaterg Thespiansy T.l.L. Poetry Contest III. "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksnf Thespians-Secre- taryg Student Council: N.F.L.-Vice-President. ELECIVE BLAIR I. Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Council, N.F.L.g Thespiansg "A" Awardp "Heidi", "Macbeth" ll, N.F.L.-Reporter, Junior Class Representativeg All-State Orchestray "Romeo and Juliet"g "Skin of Our Teeth," All-star Castg Little "E", National Honor Societyp Thes- pians Ill. Student Council Reporterg National Honor Snzietyg F.T.A.g Thespiansp N.F.L.g Travel Club. JUDY BOEHMS I. Junior Red Crossg Debateg Merit Award ll. N.F.L.g Junior Red Crossg Debate, Homeroom Secretary: F.T.A.g "A" Award Ill. Ephesyg Student Councilp F.T.A.-Vice-President, Forensics. CHARLES BOTTOMS I. Football ll. Football, "A" Association III. Footballg "A" Association. TOM BOURBON I. Band-Marching, Concertg Memphis Band Trip II. Band-Marching, Concert, Merit Awardp National Honor Society Ill. National Honor Societyg Band-Marching, Concert-First Lieutenant, Fine Arts Club. FAY BOWDEN Ill. Transfer from Electrag Ephesy Club. K The Prudence and Patience Fan Club sings "Tonight You Belong to Me" for the Talent Show 5 pri? f F ,ig I I x Uzey are mior CHARLES BRADSHAW I. "A" Club II. "A" Association: "A" Club: Football: Baseball Ill. Footballg Baseball, National Honor Society-Vice-President, "A" Associationg "A" Club. TOMMY BRANHAN JAMES BROOKE I. Homeroom President: "A" Clubg Footballp Track Il. Footbolly "A" Clubg Track III. Homeroom Presidenty "A" Clubg Football: Track. PENNY BROOKS I. Personality Clubp Tennis-Reporter II. F.T.A.f Tennis-Presidentp Red Cross: Homeroom Vice-Presidentp National Honor Society, "A" Association III. National Honor Society-Secretary: Homeroom Sec- retary, Tennisp "A" Associationp Office Worker. BARBARA ANN BROWN I. Concert Band, Marching Bandp Personality Club-Secretary II. Concert Band, Marching Band, Seventeen Club lll. D.E. Club. BARBARA ANNE BROWN I. Charmality Clubf Girls' Choir II. Red Cross Representative III. Red Cross Representativeg Pan American Clubg A Cappella. LETTE BROWN I. P.E. Maiors-Secretary-Treasurerg Student Council, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer Il. Typing Clubg T.l.L. Typing III. Future Busi- ness Leaders, State and National. PHIL BROWN RALPH BRUTON I. Student Council, Football, Basketballf Trackg "A" Club Il. Footballp Baslcetballf Track: "A" Association Ill. Football: Basketballp Home- room Vice-Presidentg "A" Association. PATSY BRYAN I. Homeroom Reporter: F.H.A. ll. Homeroom Vice-President: F.H.A., Merit Award Ill. Homeroom Vice-President, F.H.A. with RINGS fa ,v we if BETTY BRYANT I. Charmality Club Il. Seventeen Club-Secretary, P.E. Merit Award III. D.E. Club. NORMA BRYANT I. Student Council, Homeroom Vice-President Merit Award, F.H.A. Club-Secretary-District Officer Il. D.E. Club Sweetheart, F.H.A. Club III. D.E. Club. SUE BUCHANAN I. Charmality Club, F.H.A. Club II. Style Club III. Ephesy Club, Stage Craft. GLYNDA BUCKNER I. Eagle-Ettes, Personality Club, Tennis Il. A.H.S. Theater, Tennis, Roman Forum, "A" Award, "Skin of Our Teeth" Ill. Ephesy Club, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawks", Student Council, National Thespians. RITA BUMPUS I. Charmality Club Il. Style Club, Stage Craft III. Ephesy Club. LINDA BURKETT I. Band-Marching, Concert, Pan American Club II. Band, F.T.A.- Vice-President, Future Nurses, National Honor Society III. Band, Student Council-Treasurer, F.T.A.-President, National Honor So- ciety, Future Nurses. BARBARA BURROWS I. P.E. Club II. Red Cross Council, Future Teachers of America III Ephesy Club. DALE BURSON I. Tumbling Team II, F.F.A.-State, Poultry Judging Team Ill. F.F.A.- Third Vice-President, Fair and Exhibit Chairman. JOHN BUSBY I. Football, "A" Club, Roman Forum Il. Football, "A" Club, Stu- dent Council, Roman Forum III. A.H.S. Amateur Radio Club-Vice- President. DON CAMPBELL I. Photogra h Club-Secretary and Treasurer II. Homeroom Vice I3 Y ' President, Pre-Med Club, Flashlight-Photographer III. Flashlight- Photographer. 57 LEROY CAMPBELL Ill. Transfer from San Antonio, Checker Club. SHIRLEY CANTRELL II. Transfer from Wichita, Kansas, A.H.S. Theater III. Fine Arts Club. BOBBY CARMACK I. Audio Visual, Little "E" Il. D.E. Club-Reporter Ill. D.E. Club- Vice-President. BOB CAROTHERS I. "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball, Boys' Glee Club, Homeroom Treasurer II. "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball, A Cappella, Homeroom President Ill. "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball, A Cappella-President. JIMMY CARPENTER I. Student Council, Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Basketball, Baseball Il. Homeroom Vice-President, Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball III. "A" Club, "A" Association, Football, Base- ball, Homeroom Vice-President. BUFFORD CARR I. Football, "A" Club II. Football, "A" Association, "A" Club lll. Football, "A" Club, UA" Association. FRANCES CLEMMER CARSON I, F.H.A.-Pianist, Roman Forum II. F.H.A.-Historian, Roman Forum Ill. F.H.A., Homeroom President. SAUNDRA CARTER l. Personality, Tennis, Roman Forum, Eagle-Ettes ll. A.H.S. Theater, Tennis, Roman Forum, Eagle-Ettes, III. Junior Red Cross, Audio Visual. DON CHANEY l. Football, "A" Club, Baseball ll. Domino Club Ill. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Tumbling Club, Audio Visual. . BETTY CHAPMAN I. Eagle-Ettes, Tumbling Club II. Eagle-Ettes, Seventeen Club Ill. A Cappella, Ephesy. LYNEVE CHAPMAN I. Band, Marching, Concert, Stage, Solo and Ensemble Club ll. Bond-Concert, Marching, Stage, All-State, Solo and Ensemble Club, National Honor Society, F.T.A. Ill. Band-Concert, Marching, Stage, National Honor Society, Fine Arts Club, F.T.A. PAT CHAPMAN ll. Transfer from Dallas, Eagle-Ettes, F.H.A. III. A Cappella, Fine Arts Club. WILMA CHAPMAN l. Tumbling Club ll, Fashion Club Ill. Foreign Correspondence. KEN CHORN l. Memphis Cotton Carnivaly Concert Bandg Marching Bandp Little E II. Concert Bandg Marching Bandg Little Eg German Band Ill. Fine Arts Clubg Conerty Bandy Tennisg Stage Bandg Marching Band- 2nd Lieutenant. DONNAH CLARK II. Transfer from Glen Rock, Arkansas lll, Future Business Leaders of America. HOMER CLECKLER I. Architectural Club ll. Little "E" III. Machine Shop Club-Secretary. BETSY CLEMMER I. Foreign Correspondence Club-President ll. F.H.A. Ill. F.H.A. CARLA COBB I. Orchestra, Charmality Club ll. Orchestrag International Friendship Club III. Orchestrag Ephesy. Everyone is excited and ready to op game. 5-R C""'V1"'5"" 'J' af Hina! went LYNN COLEMAN ll. Transfer from San Angelo, A.H.S. Theatre, "Seventeen", National Thespiansp N.F.L, lll. A.H.S. Theatreg National Thespiansg A Cap- pellaf Acting Lab, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawlcsf' MIKE COLLUM I. Foreign Correspondence Club ll. Junior Academy of Science lll. Amateur Radio Club-President. BARBARA COLWELL l. Eagle-Ettesg Personality Clubg Volleyball ll. A Cappellag Student Councilg Charmality Club-President lll. A Cappellay Volleyballg Ephesy. BOBBY CONAWAY I. Transfer from Lawton, Oklahoma ll. Tennisp Junior Academy of Science lll. Tennisg Domino Club. CARTER CONAWAY I. Track, "A" Club ll. Track, "A" Club, "A" Association lll. Track- Co-Captaing "A" Clubg "A" Association. COURTNEY ANN COOK lll. Transfer from Whitesborog Registrar's Office: Future Business Leaders of America. DON COOK l. Wood Shop Club ll. Auto Mechanic, V.l.C. lll. Fine Arts Club. SHERRY COOK I. Battery-Social Editor, Club Editorg Press Clubg Homeroom Vice- President, Shakespearian Festival, National Forensic: National Thes- pian lll. A.H.S. Theatre-Secretaryg Student Council-Reporterg Fine Arts Clubg National Thespiang "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksug Student Council, N.F.L. CARY COOKE I. Pre-Med Club, Roman Forum: A.H.S. Orchestra, All-State Orches- tra ll. Latin Clubp Roman Forum, A.H.S. Orchestray "Seventeen" Orchestraf National Honor Society Ill. Pre-Med Club: A.H.S. Orches- tra-Concert Mastery National Honor Society. CHRIS COURSEY I. Transfer from North Dallas Military Academy ll. Mechanical Drawing Club Ill. Junior Academy of Science. brought TEA RY eye CAROL CROW Ill. Transfer from Hobbs, New Mexicog Seventeen Clubg Homeroom Secretary. JACKY CROW I. Golf Club-President, Golf. Homeroom Reporter II. Golf Club- President: Golf Ill. Golf. REG CRUMP I. Concert Band, Marching Band, Solo and Ensemble Club, Stage Band ll. Concert Band, Marching Bandg Junior Academy of Sci- ence III. Concert Bandf Marching Band, Second Lieutenant of Bandf Fine Arts Club. Stage Band. RAY DAVIS I. Homeroom Vice-President: Tumbling Club Il. F.F.A. Ill. F.F.A.g Chapter F.F.A. Historian. GAYE DAVIS Il. Transfer from Coleman III. Concert Bandy Marching Bandg Fine Arts Club. LOREE DAVIS I. F.H.A. Il. International Friendship Club, Volleyball Ill. Ephesyg Volleyball. DAVID DAY I. Homeroom President. Baseballg Band: "A" Club, A.V.-Crew Chief III. Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Music Appreciation. BETTY DETHLOFF III. Transfer. BOBBIE DOBBS I. Golf Club ll. Style Club Ill. Red Cross Council. JAMES DOOLEY II. F.F.A. III. "42" Club, F.F.A. JERRY DUNLAP I. Boys' Chorus, Little "E", Homeroom President, Roman Forum ll. Boys' Chorus, Automobile Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Roman Forum Ill. A Cappella, Pilots' Club. SUE EDINGTON I. Eagle-Ettes, Sextet, Personality Club, Attendance Office II. A Cap- pella, All-State Choir, Highland Festival, Fashion Club-Parliamen- tarian, Homeroom President, Merit in Music and Foods Ill. A CCP- pella-Treasurer, Fine Arts Club, Attendance Office. EMOGENE EDMONDSON I. Charmality Club ll. Seventeen-President Ill. Ephesy Club. ALTON EDWARDS I. Orchestra, Domino Club II. V.l.C. Club Ill. V.l.C. Club-Secre- tary-Treasurer. BILLY EDWARDS I. Football, "A" Club, Student Council, Track Il. Track Ill. Home- room President, Domino Club. JOHANNAH EDWARDS - I. Student Council, Homeroom Vice-President, F.H.A.-Parliamen- tarian Il. Homeroom President, F.H.A.-Secretary, Delegate to Na- tional Convention lll. Homeroom Reporter, F.H.A.-President, Li- brary Club-President. PATSY EDWARDS I. Charmality Club ll. Seventeen Club III. Fashion Club LESLIE ELICH l. Football, Audio Visual, Baseball, "A" Club, Track ll. Audio Visual, "A" Club, Track Ill, Homeroom President, Audio Visual, Stage Craft. JUDY EPLEN I. Personality Club-Secretary, Eagle-Ettes, N.F.L., UA" Award Homeroom Secretary II. A Cappella, "Seventeen", Little "E", Thes- plans, Merit Award, National Honor Society, Teentones Ill. Cheer- leader, A Cappella, Battery, Ephesy Club, National Honor Society Teentones. FRAN ERWIN I. Foreign Correspondence Club Il. Seventeen Club, Volleyball Ill. Ephesy. DON ESTES I. Band, Woodshop Club Il. V.I.C. Club III. Chess and Checker Club. NELDA ESTES I. Foreign Correspondence Club II. Fashion Club III. Travel Clubg Homeroom Battery Manager and Reporter. ROBERT EVANS I. Transfer from Lubbock, Tennis, Checker Club. JUNE EZZEL I. F.H.A. II. Fashion Club III. Fashion Clubg Homeroom Reporter. SARA FEATHERSTON I. Personality Club, Homeroom Secretaryg Tennis Teamg F.H.A. II. Little "E", Student Council, F.H.A., Registrar's Office. A.V. III. Stage- craftg A.H.S. Theater. MARY FEWELL I. Charmality II. Red Crossg Attendance Office III. D.E. Club. SANDRA FIELDS I. Attendance Office. Charmality II. Attendance Officep Seventeen III. Attendance Officeg Registrar's Officeg Ephesy. The A Cappella Choir presents a skit for a pep rally. 'A-'waiigxty' X. Y t-wb 1 A 'Q' Our .Queen Dc cmd d SAM FISH I. Creative Writers' Club ll. Pre-Med Club, Tumbling Team Ill. Pre-Med Clubg Aquila Staff. NORMAN FITZGERALD I. Junior Academy of Science II. Junior Academy of Science Ill. Junior Academy of Science. KAY FLEMING I. Homeroom Vice-President, Personality Club-Secretary Il. Golff Homeroom Secretaryg A.H.S. Theatre Ill. Ephesy. EDNA FLORES I. F.H.A.g Homeroom Secretary ll. F.H.A.p Homeroom Treasurer Ill. Pan-American Club, Aquila Staff-Reporter. ESTER FLORES I. Little "E", Volleyball ll. Pan-American Club-Reporter III. Fashion Club. JOHN FLOYD THELMA FOLLER I. Girls' Choir, Library Club Il. Press Club Ill. Press Clubg Battery- Co-Business Manager. NORMA FORTUNE I. P.E. Majors Il. A.H.S. Theatre, Attendance Office Ill. Foreign Correspondence Club. SANDRA FOUNTAIN I. A.H.S. Theatrep Latin Forum: Student Council ll. Debate Merit Award: Creative Writingg Aquila Staffy N.F.L.g Thespiansg Declama- tiong Roman Forum: "Romeo and Juliet" Ill. Thespiansg N.F.L.p Aquila-Editor, Fine Arts Club, Acting Lab, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksf' SANDRA FOX I. Transferred from Big Spring, F.H.A.p Tennisg "A" Association Ill. F.H.A.f Tennis: "A" Association. from the STAR GAIL GALBRAITH I. Homeroom Treasurer, Red Cross ll. Homeroom Secretary, Style Club, "Seventeen", "Romeo and Juliet", Flibbertygibbetu Ill. Cheer- leader, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawks", "A" Association. VIRGINIA GANEY l. Homeroom President, Personality Club-Vice-President, National Thespians, Acting Lab, Roman Forum, "Heidi" ll. Junior Class Re- porter, National Thespians-Reporter, Student Council-Reporter, Style Club-Secretory, National Honor Society, Roman Forum, "Flibbertygibbet", "Romeo and Juliet" Ill. National Honor Society- Treasurer, National Thespians, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Ephesy. FLORA GARMS I. Library Club, F.H.A. ll. F.H.A. ll. Forty-two Club. BESS GARRET I. P.E. Specialists Club, Roman Forum ll. Little "E", Roman Forum Ill. Seventeen. JOE GARVIN lll. Transfer from Ozark, Arkansas. JOANNE GEORGE EDDE GIBSON ll. Transfer from Roswell, New Mexico, Seventeen lll. Travel Club- President. PATSY GILES I. Marching Band, Concert Band, Memphis Trip, Charmality Club II. Marching Band, Concert Band, Pre-Med Club-Reporter, Seven- teen, Orchestra Ill. Marching Band, Concert Band, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers of America, Historian, Denver Trip. CHARLES GILLES l. Transfer from St. Joseph Academy ll. Homeroom President, Checkers and Dominoes Club, Roman Forum III. Checkers and Chess Club. MADELINE GILSTRAP ll. Transfer from Haskell, Little "E" Ill. Ephesy. GERALDINE GOSSETT I. P.E. Majors ll. F.H.A. III. Domino Club. NANCY PAYNE GRAVENS I. Charmality Club, Homeroom Secretary Il. Music Appreciation, Orchestra III. Orchestra-Vice-President, Student Council. DAN GREEN I. Band-Concert, Marching-Vice-President, Photography Club Il. Band-Concert, Marching-Color Guard, Automobile Club III. Band- Concert, Marching-Color Guard, Collector's Club. SUE GREEN Il. Transfer from Winters Ill. Ephesy Club, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer. LARRY GREEN l. Golf, Golf Club, Baseball, "A" Club, Student Council ll. Baseball, "A" Club Ill. Baseball, "A" Club, Travel Club-Reporter. GLYNN GREGORY l. Homeroom President, Football, Basketball, Baseball, All District and All State, "A" Club, "A" Association Il. Homeroom President, Vice-President of Junior Class, Baseball, All District and All-State, Basketball, All-District, Football, All-District, All State, All-Ameri- can, "A" Association lll. Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Base- ball, Basketball, National Honor Society. OLEN GRIFFING l. Male Choir, Football, Track, "A" Club ll. Football, Tumbling Club, "A" Club Ill. Track, A Cappella, Junior Red Cross, N.F.L., Senior Male Quartet. FRANCES GRIFFITH l. Transfer from Los Angeles, California ll. D.E. Club-President, D.E. State Convention Delegate Ill. D.E. Club, Student Council. RICHARD GUTHRIE I. Football, "A" Club ll. Sportsman's Club, Woodcraft Club Ill. Fine Arts Club. NORMA HADDOX I. Homeroom Reporter, Charmality ll. F.H.A. Ill. Ephesy. JENENA HARDING I. Eagle-Ettes, Tumbling Club, Roman Forum, Volleyball Il. A Cap- pella, Student Council, National Honor Society, Homeroom Vice- President, N.F.L., Speech and Music Merit Awards, Style Club, Roman Forum III. A Cappella, National Honor Society, Forensics, "Wagons and Tomahawks", Fine Arts Club, Girls' Quartet. CAROLYN HARDY KATY JO HARGRAVE I. Transfer from Odessa II. Orchestra: Foreign Correspondence III. Orchestrap Fine Arts Club. MARY LEE HARLOW I. Roman Forum-President, Library Club, Library Worker, Merit Award II. Roman Forum-Treasurerg Latin Merit Award, Library Club-Vice'Presidentg Library Workerg Merit Award, National Honor Society, Future Teachers III. Roman Forum-Treasurer, Library Clubg Future Teachers, National Honor Society. EDWIN HARMON I. Architect Club II. Shutter Bugs III. Travel Club. EVELYN HARRIS I. P.E. Specialists ll. F.H.A. III. Fine Arts. JAMES HARRIS I. Baseballg "A" Clubg Sportsman's Club II. Sportsman's Club III. Fine Arts Club. BOBBY HARRISON I. Roman Forum Club-Vice-President II. Roman Forum III. Roman Forum. The baseball team presents the "State Trophy" to Mr. Webb during assembly 'ff ff, J J 1 4 , J cniar kadio Day IS GENE HARRISON I. Puzzle Clubp Tumbling Teamp Library Worker ll Tumbling Club Library Worker: Tumbling Club lll. Tumbling Club Tumbling Team-Secretary. JOHN HARRISON l. Homeroom Vice-President. "A" Club. Baseball ll A Club Base ball Ill. "A" Club. Baseball. PEGGY HASTY I. Press Club-Reporterg Battery Il. Press Clubp Battery Advertising Manager lll. Ephesyg Homeroom Secretary. LYNDA HAYES l. Orchestrag Roman Forumg Personality Clubp Memphis Trip March ing Band. Concert Band ll. Orchestrcip Foreign Correspondence Marching Band. Concert Band III. Orchestra: Foreign Correspond ence. I JON HAYS I. Concert Band ll. Concert Band lll. Shutterbug Club Flashlight Photographer. ROGER HELGESON l. A Cappellap Tumbling Club ll. A Cappella Tumbling Hugh lander Festival: T.l.L. Solo-First placep Homeroom Vice President Merit Award Ill. A Cappellap Tumbling Club. JOYCE HENDERSON II. Transfer from Bowie lll. Ephesy-Secretary JAMES HERRINGTON I. Footballp "A" Club ll. Student Council: "A" lll. "A" Clubp Track. THOMAS HILE l. Domino Club ll. Auto Mechanics III. Auto Mechanics Home room President. V. M. HITT I. Marching Band. Concert Band ll. Marching Band Concert Band Stage Band Ill. Marching Band: Concert Band Stage Band Fine Arts Club. FU but Eats of ORK MARGIE HODGES I. Charmality Club ll. Typing Club Ill. Foreign Correspondence Club. TROY HOLCOMB I. F.H.A. Il. Domino Club Ill. Domino Club. EDNA HOLLADAY l. Marching Band: Charmality Club ll. Battery: Charmality Club- Reporter, Concert Band: Marching Bandp Homeroom Reporter III. Concert Band: Marching Band, Ephesy Clubp Office Worker. RALPH HOLLOWAY I. Concert Band: Marching Band, Cotton Carnival Band, Automobile Club Il. Concert Band: Marching Band, Automobile Club Ill. Con- cert Bandf Marching Band: Auto Mechanics Club. MAURICE HOOD I. Tumbling Club ll. Motorcycle Clubg Tumbling Club Ill. Tumbling Clubp Woodshop. JIM HOOKS I. Concert Band: Marching Band: Memphis Tripp Solo and Ensemble Club: Trumpet Trio: A.H.S. Stage Band ll. Concert Bandg Marching Band: Solo and Ensemble Clubp A.H.S. Stage Bandg Trumpet Duet Ill. Concert Band: Marching Bandp A.H.S. Stage Band: Fine Arts Club. PRISCILLA HOUSEWRIGHT I. Eagle-Ettesp Little "E" Club II. Junior Red Crossy Eagle-Ettesy Golff Ill. Ephesyf A Cappella. CAROLL HOWARD I. Golf Club ll. Automobile Club III. Domino Club. JOEL HUDGINS I. Architectural Clubg Homeroom Vice-President Il. Automobile Club Ill. Domino Club. THELMA MAE HUDSON ll. Transfer from Ft. Worthy Little "E" Club III. Future Business Lead- ers of America. X ,ZX 4' 'X . xgwlgg . 'Z tm DAVID HUGHES I. Student Council: Homeroom President: Football: "A" Club: Base- ball II. Homeroom President: Football: "A" Club: "A" Association Baseball Manager Ill. Student Council: Homeroom President: Chapi lain-Student Council: "A" Association. JACK' HUI.SEY RENA HUMPHREYS I. Charmality Club: Tennis ll. Typing Club Ill. D. E. Club. DON HUNTER I. Track ll. Auto Club Ill. D.O. Club. CAYLOMA HURST I.. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality Club-Vice President: Student Council Il. Eagle-Ettes: Nursing Club Ill. Junior Red Cross. MELINDA HUSBANDS I. Student Council II. Student Council: Junior Red Cross III. Junior Red Cross. BETTY HYSAW I. Charmality: Roman Forum ll. Roman Forum: A.H.S. Theatre III. A.H.S. Theatre: A.V. ANN JACKSON I. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality Club-Reporter: Volleyball: Merit Award in Speech II. Eagle-Ettes: N.F.L.-Merit Award Ill. N.F.L.: Ephesy. BETTYE RUTH JEFFERIES I. Foreign Correspondence Club Il. Seventeen Club. DALE JOHNSON DELORES JOHNSON I. Eagle-Ettes: Personality Club ll. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality Club: Volleyball III. Fine Arts Club. JOHNNY JOHNSON ll. Transfer from Paris, Texas: Battery: Press Club-Reporter Ill. Battery-Editor: Junior Red Cross. MARY BETH JOHNSON I. Girls' Chorus II. F.H,A.p Eagle-Ettes Ill. Stamp Collectors Club- Vice-President. DANNIE JONES I. Audio Visualp Merit Awardp Pilots' Club ll. Audio Visual, Pilots' Club III. A.V.p Amatuer Radio Club. DAVID JONES I. Photography Club ll. Motorcycle Club lll. Audio Visual-Vice- Presidentg Music Appreciation. JERRY JONES I. Marching Band: Concert Band: Little "E" Clubf Student Council ll. Marching Band, Concert Band, Little "E" Club. Stage Band Ill. Marching Bandp Concert Band: Stage Band: Junior Academy of Science Club. MELVIN JONES I. Basketball: Trackg F.F.A. ll. F.F.A. Ill. F.F.A. PAT JONES I. "A" Clubp Football! Baseball ll. Footballp Track: "A" Association, Homeroom President Ill. "A" Club, "A" Association: Trackp Student Council, Architect Club-President. "Open house is fun for everyone say Paula Spurlm and Ann Jackson I , H M. MMM.. ,,., .. W' U F OLLI E S Provide Slzawcase PAT JONES I. Architectural Club ll. Little "E", Tumbling Team Ill. Architectural Club. ROSALEE JONES I. Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Charmality Club, "Midsummer Night's Dream", Office Worker II. Homeroom Reporter, Thespian, Fashion Club Ill. Thespian, Fine Arts Club, Stage Club. HUBERT JORDAN I. Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball II. Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Baseball Ill. Football, "A" Club, "A" Associa- tion, Baseball. JANICE JOSEPH I. Foreign Correspondence Club, Volleyball II. F.H.A. Club, "A" Association, Volleyball III. Seventeen Club, "A" Association, Volley- ball. LAFON JOWERS I. Personality Club, Eagle-Ettes, Tennis Team II. Eagle-Ettes, Tennis Team, Little "E" Ill. Ephesy Club-President. RODNEY JOY I. Homeroom Vice-President, F.F.A.-Vice-President, "A" Club, Track ll. F.F.A., "A" Club, Track III. Homeroom President, F.F.A., Pre-Med Club, Captain of Bell Team. BRYAN JUDD I. Manager "B" Team Football, Boys' Choir, Pan-American Club, "A" Club, "42" Club ll. Male Choir, Highlander Festival, "42" Club III. A Cappella, "42" Club. SHEILA KEE I. Music Appreciation Club ll. Homeroom Reporter, Foreign Cor- respondence Club, Eagle-Ettes Ill. Fine Arts Club. LORETTA KEETH II. Transfer from Iredell, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer, Stage Crafts, A.H.S. Theater, National Thespians, T.l.L. Spelling, Student Council III. Junior Red Cross, National Thespians. TOMMY KEEVER I. Debate-Merit Award, Marching Band, Concert Band, Memphis Cotton Carnival, N.F.L. ll. "Seventeen", Marching Band, Concert Band, Little "E", N.F.L. Ill, Marching Band, Concert Band. 72 of cuior TALE T DOROTHY KEITH I. Foreign Correspondence Club II. Future Teachers of America, Fu- ture Business Leaders Ill. Future Business Leaders-Secretary, At- tendance Office, Registrar's Office. DOROTHY KEMPER I. Eagle-Ettes, Charmality-Treasurer, F.T.A. ll. A Cappella, National Honor Society, A.H.S. Theatre, Thespians, "Seventeen", "Skin of Our Teeth", "Romeo and Juliet", Student Council, "A" Award Ill. A Cappella, Girls' Quartet, National Honor Society, Fine Arts Club, Thespians, Counselor's Office, F.T.A., "Wagon Wheels and Toma- hawks." JOHN KENNEDY I. Manager "B" Team, Manager Baseball Team, "A" Club Il. Typing Club-President III. Sportsman's Club-President. RICHARD KENNEDY I. Band, Little E Club, Track. Il. Concert Band, Marching Band, "A" Club, Track Ill. Track, Architecture Club. GRACE KESLER I. Home Room Secretary, Charmality, Roman Forum ll. Style Club, Roman Forum Ill. Ephesy Club, Attendance office, Stage Craft. MIKE KESLER I. Marching Band, Foreign Correspondence Club ll. Marching Band, Concert Band, Domino Club Ill. Marching Band-Squad Leader, Concert Band, Domino Club. KEITH KIMBLER ll. D.E. Club III. D.E. Club. KATHERINE KIMMEY I. Charmality II. Junior Red Cross Ill Recreational Reading Club. MIKE KINCAID I. Homeroom Vice President, Sportsman Club Il. Sportsman Club Secretary, Auto Club President, V.I.C. Ill. A.H.S. Theater. BOYD KING I. Football, "A" Club, Student Council, Homeroom Vice President II. Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, Student Council, "Seventeen" Ill. Football, "A" Club, "A" Association, National Honor Society President, Student Council. L "EU fx 'TR RUFUS KING I. Student Council: Football: Track: "A" Club: "A" Association: Sophomore Class President Il. Student Council-Vice-President: Football: Track: "A" Club: "A" Association: Homeroom President: "A" Award Ill. Senior Class President: Football-Tri-Captain: Stu- dent Council: "A" Club: "A" Association. BARBARA KIRKPATRICK l. Eagle-Ettes: Little "E": Volleyball II. A.H.S. Theatre: Eagle-Ettes: Flashlight: Volleyball Ill. A Cappella: Ephesy: Flashlight. GAIL KRING l. "A" Club: Basketball: Marching Band: Concert Band ll. Marching Band: Concert Band: Little "E" Ill. Marching Band: Concert Band. KAY KRING I. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality: Volleyball II. A.H.S. Theatre: Homeroom Vice-President: "A" Association: Volleyball: A Cappella: National Honor Society: Teen Tones Ill. Ephesy: A Cappella: National Honor Society: "A" Association: Head Cheerleader: Volleyball: Teen Tones. GAYLA LAMBERT I. Student Council: Charmality Roman Forum Il. Junior Class Secre- tary-Treasurer: Homeroom Secretary: Fashion Club: National Honor Society: Flashlight: Roman Forum III. Student Council-Secretary: Flashlight: Homeroom Secretary: National Honor Society. BARBARA LANFAIR I. Eagle-Ettes: Personality: Golf: Homeroom Secretary: F.H.A. Il. A.V.: Little "E": Golf Ill. Stage Craft: A.H.S. Theatre: A.V. GWEN LANKFORD I. Homeroom Secretary: Charmality ll. Student Council: Little "E" Ill. Ephesy-Vice-President. FRANCES LASHLEE I. Eagle-Ettes: Roman Forum: Volleyball: P.E. Club II. Eagle-Ettes: :.H.A.: Roman Forum: N.F.L.: Thespians Ill. N.F.L.: Ephesy: Roman orum. BARBARA LATTA ll. Transfer from Fort Davis: A.H.S. Theatre: "A" Association: Volley- ball Ill. Fine Arts Club: Volleyball: "A" Association. ANN LEDBETTER I. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality: Roman Forum ll. A Cappella: Style Club-Treasurer: National Honor Society: Roman Forum Ill. A Cap- pella: Fine Arts Club: National Honor Society. ROY LEDDY ll. Little "E" III. Travel Club. JIMMIE CAROL LEE l. Marching Band: Concert Band Il. Marching Band: Concert Band III. Marching Band: Concert Band-President: Fine Arts Club. MARVIN LEECH Ill. Transfer from Estellineg National Honor Societyp Red Cross. RUSTY LEHRER I. Homeroom Vice-President, F.F.A.-Vice-Presidentf Poultry Judg- ing Team ll. Flashlight-Business Managerg F.F.A. Ill. Homeroom Vice-Presidentf Pre-Med Clubf F.F.A.: Agriculture Club. GUY LEMOND Il. A.V.g Domino Club Ill. V.l.C. ALLAN LEONARD I. Transfer from Hamlinp Hunting and Fishing Club, Golf, Marching Bandg Memphis Trip II. Marching Band, Concert Band: Golfg Golf Club III. Marching Bandp Concert Band, Golfp Golf Club. DAVID LEWIS I. "A" Club Il. lll. Fine Arts. TEMPLE LEWIS I. Trackp Meat Judging Teamp F.F.A. Il. Track, "A" Club III. Track, F.F.A. David Short, Connie Wilson, and Sandra Neas are duction and thinking of Graduation. getting their robes for the NHS in 11 K 'X 'a 'F' Picnic Produces STEVE LINDBERG I. Concert Band, Marching Band II. Motorcycle Club III. Pilot's Club. NANCY LITTLE I. Library Workers-Secretary, F.H.A. Il. Library Workers-Presiclentg District T.A.L.A.-Secretaryp F.H.A. III. Library Workers-Presidentg Nursing. GLENDA LITTLEFIELD I. Eagle-Ettes Sextetg Little "E"g Volleyballg A Cappella ll. A.H.S. Theatre, A Cappellag Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer: Highland Fes- tivalg Girls Golfg Teen Tones Quartetg Merit Award Ill. A Cappella -Board of Governors Secretary, Junior Red Crossg Attendance Of- ficep Batteryp Teen Tones Quartet. SONDRA LOADER I. Tennisg Homeroom Reporter, Personality Clubg Battery Il. Tennis: Little "E"p Battery III. Homeroom Reporter. Ephesyp Battery. LORETTA LONG l. Future Nurses Club-Reporterg Marching Band ll. Future Nurses Club-Vice-Presidentg Marching Band: Concert Band Ill. Future Nurses Clubf Marching Bandf Maioretteg Concert Band. TED LUCAS I. "A" Clubg Basketball, Homeroom President II. "A" Clubp "A" Association: Basketball Ill. "A" Clubp "A" Association: Homeroom Vice-President. CHARLES McANALEY Ill. Transfer from Austing "A" Club. WINNIE McCLURE I. F.H.A. II. Roman Forum Ill. Roman Forum. PAT McDANIEL I. Little "E"f Roman Forum ll. Little "E"-Reporter, Roman Forump Student Council: National Honor Society III. National Honor So- ciety, Fine Arts Club. Student Council. JO CARROLL McDAVITT I. Personality Clubp Roman Forum Il. Student Council: Foreign Cor- respondence Club - Secretary, Homeroom Reporter, Roman Forum Ill. Ephesy Club. U BLIR ED criior KENNETH McDOlE III. Transfer from Oklahoma City. DONALD McDONALD I. Golf Team: F.F.A. II. Golf Team: F.F.A.: Homeroom President: F.F.A.-Reporter III. F.F.A.-Reporter: Homeroom Reporter. RUSH MCGINTY ll. Transfer from Spur: A.H.S. Theatre: Thespians: "Seventeen": "Romeo and Juliet" lll. Homeroom Vice-President: Thesplcmsf "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksn: A.H.S. Theatre: Fine Arts Club. JOHN MCGOWEN I. Science Club: Marching Band: Concert Band: Roman Forum: Mem- phis Band Trip ll. Roman Forum: Concert Band: Marching Band: Science Club: Stage Band Ill. A.V. Club: Stage Band: Concert Band. MICKEY MCGUIRE I. Band: Little "E": Roman Forum II. Band: Automobile Club: Roman Forum Ill. Math Club. JERRY Maven I. "A" Club: Football: Baseball: Basketball II. "A" Club: Baseball III. "A" Club: Baseball: "A" Association. BYRON McREYNOLDS I. Student Council: Golf Il. Homeroom President: Golf: Student Council: Manager of Student Store: N.F.L.: Thespians: Junior Red Cross: Responsibility Award: "A" Award Ill. Junior Red Cross - President: Student Council: Bell Team. DOLL MARTIN I. A.H.S. Theatre: Roman Forum: Golf Il. Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer: Little "E": Golf III. A.V. Club: Junior Red Cross. EDDIE WAYNE MARTIN I. Marching Band: Concert Band: Memphis Band: "42" Club II. Marching Band: Concert Band: "42" Club III. Marching Band: Con- cert Band: "42" Club. LARRY MARTIN I. A.V. Club: Golf II. A.V. Club: Automobile Club III. A.V. Club: Domino Club. "-3' xeg fvitlx "'? JOSSIE MASHBURN I. Tumbling: F.H.A. ll. Library Club III. Ephesy. LYLE MASHBURN I. A.H.S. Theater: Acting Lab Il. V.I.C. Club Ill. V.l.C. Club. BARBARA MATHEWS I. Battery: Little "E" Club: Golf ll. Style Club: Golf: Homeroom Sec- retary: Battery Ill. Ephesy: Registrar's Office. JOAN MATTHEWS Ill. Transfer: D.E. BARBARA MAULDIN I. Foreign Correspondence: Girls' Choir II. A.H.S. Theater Ill. Fine Arts. JOE MENDOZA I. Transfer from Waco: "A" Club ll. Pan-American Club-Vice-Presi- dent III. Fine Arts Club. GARY MERCER I. Bond: Little "E" ll. Track: "A" Club Ill. Dramatics Club. DON METHVIN JUDY MILES I. Charmality Club: Roman Forum ll. A.H.S. Theater: Roman Forum: Golf Ill. Ephesy: Homeroom Reporter. BETTY MILLER I. Personality Club: Roman Forum: Eagle-Ettes II. Little "E": Roman Forum: Golf: Homeroom Reporter Ill. Ephesy. MIKE MILLER I. Homeroom Vice-President ll. Motorcycle Club-President Ill. Fine Arts Club. WILFORD MILLSAP I. "A" Club: Football: Track: Homeroom President ll. Tumbling Club: Homeroom Vice-President lll. Homeroom President. Nl'TA MILNER I. Transfer from Brady, Ephesyp Stage Craft. BILLY MITCHELL I. Football, "A" Club: Track II. "A" Club: "A" Association: Track Ill. "A" Club: "A" Association: Track. MARCIAL MITCHELL I. Marching Bondi Concert Band: Stage Band, Memphis Trip II. Marching Band, Concert Bandg Stage Bondi F.F.A. - Chapter Sec- retary III. Marching Bandy Concert Band: Stage Band, F.F.A. - Chapter Vice-President. GERALD MONTGOMERY I. Pilot's Clubg V.I.C. Clubp Flashlight-Photographer II. V.l.C. Club - Reporter III. Amateur Radio Club. BILLY MOORE I. V.A. Green Hand Club II. Tumblingp Livestock Judging team: V.A. IlI.TumblingpV.A. GERALD MOORE l. Wood Shop Club II. D.E. Club III. D.E. Club - President. in Judy Miles, Barbara Mathews, and Virginia Ganey find that school involves all kinds of tests. cuiors STRLIGGLE with MARILYN MOORE Ill. Transfer from Weatherfordp F.H.A. TED MOORE I. Science Club: Battery Staff ll. Roman Forum III. Math Club. JOAN MORRIS I. Personality Clubp Homeroom Reporter. Junior Red Cross Il Style Clubp FFA Sweetheart Ill. Ephesy Club. WANDA MORRISON I. Foreign Correspondence Clubp Orchestra ll. F.H.A.p Orchestra III. Ephesy. Orchestra. CLARK MULLINS I. Transfer from San Angelo. CHARLES MUNDY I. Photography Club ll. Photography Club - President, Flashlight - Photographer Ill. Flashlight - Editorp F.T.A. - Parliamentarian - Mr. F.T.A.: A.H.S. Radio Club - Reporter: N.F.L. BETTY .IO MURDOCK I. Foreign Correspondence Club - Vice-Presidentp Homeroom Vice- President ll. Foreign Correspondence Club - Secretary III. Foreign Correspondence Club. CHARLSIE MURPHEY I. Student Council: Personality Clubf Registrar's Office: Thespiansp N.F.L. - Merit Award II. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer: Acting Lab, Style Club III. Junior Red Crossg Attendance Office. Registrar's Office. CLINT MURPHY I. "A" Club: Homeroom President ll. "A" Clubp Football, "A" As- sociationp Homeroom Vice-President III. Football. "A" Association, Homeroom Vice-President. .IANICE MURPHY I. Eagle-Ettesp Personality Clubp Battery Il. A.H.S. Theatrep Eagle- Ettesp Student Councilp Roman Forum Ill. A Cappella: Ephesy: Roman Forum. 80 ,Macbeth far Sfimzl lap LINDA MUSICK ll. Transfer from San Angelo: A.H.S. Theatre: Office Worker. LYNN MUSSLEWHITE I. Junior Academy of Science ll. Junior Academy of Science - Vice-President III. Chess 81 Checkers Club, Flashlight - Business Manager. SANDRA NEAS l. Eagle-Ettesp Personality Club - President, Roman Forum II. Stu- dent Council, Nursing Club - Reporterg National Honor Society: Roman Forump A Cappella Ill. National Honor Societyg Senior Class Secretaryy A Cappella. NANCY NEEL I. Charmality II. Seventeenp Attendance Office-Merit Award Ill. Ephesyf Attendance Office: Stage Craft. BARBARA NEILON I. Junior Red Crossg Tennis ll. Junior Red Cross, Tennis: Picture of the Year 1955-56 III. Flashlight - Art Editor: P.E. Club - Reporterp Tennis. DON NICHOLS MIKE 0'BRlEN I. Transfer from California II. "A" Clubp Trackp A.H.S. Theatrep Sev- enteen" III. A.H.S. Theatre. BILL 0'CONNER PAT ODEN I. Homeroom Vice-President: Personality Club: Girl's Golf Il. Home- room Reporter, Little "E"p Golf Ill. Fine Arts Club. MARY JO OLNEY I. Homeroom President, Foreign Correspondence Club II. Style Club Ill. Fashion Club. 4 4 Xzx 4-Eff IXQN PAUL PAGE ' I. Transfer from Allan Military Academy II. Typing Club Ill. Fine Arts Club: Boys' Choir. DOUG PARKER I. Track: Homeroom President: F.F.A. ll. Track: "A" Association: F.F.A.: Homeroom President Ill. Track: "A" Association: F.F.A. - President. DAYLAND PARSONS I. Forty-Two and Domino Club II. Automobile Club III. Math Club - President. WAYLAND PARSONS I. Architecture Club II. Architecture Club - Secretary-Treasurer III. Math Club - Treasurer. STUART PEAKE I. Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Football: Homeroom Presi- dent: Student Council: "A" Association II. National Honor Society: Football - All District: Track: "A" Association III. Vice-President of Senior Class: National Honor Society: Football-Rie - Captain: Track - Co-Captain: Homeroom President: "A" Association. MIKE PELFREY l. Transfer from Houston: Football: Boys' Choir: "A" Club II. Foot- ball: "A" Club: "A" Association: "Merchant of Venice": "Seventeen": N.F.L. III. Football: "A" Club: "A" Association: A Cappella: N.F.L.: Student Council - Vice-President. VEE PERINI ll. President of Junior Class: Debate: N.F.L. III. Student Council - President: Debate: N.F.L. III. Fine Arts Club. I. Junior Red Cross: La III. Nursing Club. DORIS PERRY VERNON PERRY BURTRA PETIFILS tin Forum Il. Nursi CLAUDINE PHILLIPS ng Club: Roman Forum I. Homeroom Secretary: Personality Club II. Homeroom Secretary: Charmality Club: A.V. III. Fine Arts Club: A.V. - Secretary. HENRY PINKSTON I. "A" Club Football II. "A" Club: "A" Association: Football III. V.I.C. Club. ROLAND POLLARD DON POLLOCK . I. Concert Band, Marching Bond, Solos and Ensembles Clubg X 1 Memphis Trip II. Concert Bandg Marching Bandg Junior Academy of Scienceg Orchestra Ill. Concert Band, Marching Bondi Fine Arts Clubg Tennis. ANN POPE I. F.H.A.g Girls' Chorus II. Foreign Correspondence Clubp Eagle-Ettes Ill. Ephesy. REBA POWELL I. Merit Awordf Student Council. Foreign Correspondence Club Il. Foreign Correspondence Club lll. Travel Club. JEANINE PUGH l. Foreign Correspondence Club ll. Typing Club-Secretary Ill. Travel Club. MARY RAINS I. Chormolity Club ll. F.H.A.p National Honor Society Ill. Ephesyg National Honor Society. The hero sloys the villain in our melodrama for a pep rally euior Assembly ANN RATLIFF I. Band: Future Nursing Club ll. Band, Future Nurses Club lll. Bandf Future Nurses Club. WAYNE RATLIFF Il. Junior Academy of Sciencef Student Council lll. Chess and Checkers Club. JOE RASCO I. Sportsman Club, Band Il. Domino Clubp Tennisp A.V. Club Ill. Architectural Club. DOUGLAS RAY I. Tumbling Club Il. Wood Shop Club Ill. Machine Shop, V.l.C. - Chapter 34. EDNA REEVES I. Homemaking Club Il. Homemaking Club Ill. Homemaking Club. FRANKIE REID I. Transfer ll. Student Council Representativeg Home Room Secre- tary Ill. Homeroom Reporter: Ephesy. WORLEY REYNOLDS ll. Transfer from Abilene Christian College High Schoolg Roman Forum - President, "A" Awardg Photography Cluby Photography Merit Award III. Homeroom Presidentf Roman Forum-President. RISTY NORRIS Il. Domino Club III. Junior Academy of Science. WANDA ROBBINS l. P.E. Specialists: Pre-Medi Volleyball ll. Little "E"f Volleyball Ill. Travel Club. ERNIE ROBERTS II. Transfer from Brockport, Illinois III. Recreational Reading Club. 84 610 es 57 ACTIVITIE I. Student Councilg "A" Clubp F.F.A.: Football II. "A" Clubg F.F.A.: Football Ill. Student Council: "A" Associotiong Football. GAY ROBERTS I. Homeroom Secretary: Charmality Club ll. Homeroom Secretary, A.H.S. Theatre Ill. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurery Fine Arts Club. KAY ROBERTS I. Homeroom Presidentf F.H.A. Il. A.H.S. Theatre Ill. Fine Arts ClubgA.V. NANNIE ROBERTS I. Charmality Club ll. Style Club lll. Student Councilg F.T.A. - Reporter: Ephesyp Counselor's Office. PEGGY ROBERTS I. Eagle-Ettesg A.H.S. Theatre ll. Eagle-Ettesg Seventeen Club - Presidentg First Place Solo Contest, Merit Award in Music Ill. A Cappellap Ephesy. GLORIA RODGERS I. Personality Club - Secretory: Homeroom Secretary ll. Music for Fun Club: Homeroom Secretary Ill. Ephesy. GWEN ROGERS I. Foreign Correspondence Club - Presidentp Eagle-Ettes Il. Junior Red Crossg Homeroom Reportery Foreign Correspondence - Re- porterg A Cappella Ill. Foreign Correspondence Club - Reporterg Attendance Office. PAT ROGERS I. Foreign Correspondence Club ll. Seventeen Club, Homeroom President III. Ephesy. TOMMY ROOTS ll. Transfer from Bair Ill. Fine Arts Clubp A.V. JIMMY ROSE I. "A" Clubg Football, F.F.A. ll. Footballg "A" Club, "A" Associationg F.F.A. lll. Footballg "A" Club: "A" Association. 85 'QF 1950 SZ? PAT ROSE BETTY ROSS I. Eagle-Ettes, Personality Club - President, Student Council. Il. A Cappella, Red Cross - Secretary, Student Council III. A Cappella, Student Council, Senior Queen. JEANNE ROSSER I AHS Theatre "Heidi" "Macbeth" Homeroom Secretar II . . . . 5 , , y , Red Cross, Student Council, "Flibbertygibbit" III. Ephesy, Home- room Vice-President, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksf' NANCY SAMPLE I. Battery, Homeroom Reporter, Solo and Ensemble Club, Orchestra Il. Office Worker, F.T.A., Battery, Marching Band, "Seventeen", Band and Orchestra Merit Awards, Concert Band, Orchestra - Secretary, Junior Red Cross III. Junior Red Cross - Vice-President, F.T.A.-Secretary, Office Worker, Orchestra-President, Marching Band, Concert Band. FLOYD SANDERS JAY SANDERS l. Sportsmen's Club, Homeroom Vice-President II. Sportsmen's Club, Art - Vice-President Ill. Checkers and Puzzles Club, Stage Craft. WESLEY SANDERS I. F.F.A., State Poultry Judging Team ll. State F.F.A. Dairy Products Team, F.F.A. Livestock Judging Team III. F.F.A.-Chapter Secretary. KENNY SCHMIDT l. "A" Club - Football, Baseball, "A" Association Il. "A" Club, Football, Baseball, "A" Association Ill. "A" Club, Football, Base- ball, "A" Association. NITA SCHOONOVER I. Eagle-Ettes, Cadet Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Little "E", Memphis Band II. Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, "Seventeen", Orchestra, Little "E" III. Concert Band, Marching Band, Band Office, Shutter Bug Club. RONNY SCHUCHARD I. Homeroom Vice-President, Student Council, Baseball, Golf, Golf Club Il. Pre-Med Club - President III Pre-Med Club - President, Homeroom Vice-President. JACKIE SCHWAMKRUG SYDNEY SEALE I. Football, Basketball, Baseball, "A" Club II. "A" Club III. Golf Club, "A" Club. 86 MARGIE SELDEN Il. Domino Club Ill. Ephesy Club. DUANE SHAFER II. "A" Club, Track Ill. "A" Clubg Track. Y LINDA SHIFLET I. Charmalityp El Grito Del AguiIaACo-Editor Il. Stage Crafty National Thespiang "Romeo and Juliet"p "Merchant of Venice", "Seventeen"p A.H.S. Theater Ill. National Thespian, Fine Arts Clubp Acting Labg "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawksng Aquila Staff. DURWOOD SHIRLEY I. Junior Red Crossg Student Council ll. Highlander Festivalg Music For Fung A Cappellag Merit Award Ill, A Cappellag Fine Arts. DAVID SHORT I Mens Glee Club Golf Club II National Honor Society Junior Society, A Cappellag Math Club JAMES SHOWALTER I. Marching Band, Foreign Correspondence Club ll. Concert Band Marching Bandg Domino Club Ill. Concert Band: Marching Band Domino Club Red Crossp A Capbellag Highlander Festival Ill. National Honor V an I- i lt , wif . I I X I ' w Lilce all seniors, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Jane Alling, Johnny Johnson, Rusty Lehre' and Margaret Youngblood have to rush to class. Pre cut -A Happy MAXINE SHOWALTER I. Eagle-Ettes-Sextet, Personality, Roman Forum, Battery II. A Cap- pella, Battery: Style Club: National Honor Societyp Roman Forum III. A Cappellap National Honor Society, Fine Arts Clubg Counselor's Office, Battery. ARNOLD SIKES I. Transfer from Bangs, F.F.A.-Parliamentarianp F.F.A.g Track. FLORA SIMONS I. Little "E"g Attendance Office II. Junior Red Crossp Flashlight: Na- tional Honor Societyp Homeroom Secretary II. Flashlight: Senior Class Reporterp Senior Officers Clubg Homeroom Presidentp National Honor Society-Reporter. TEDDY SLOAN I. A.V. Clubg Latin Forum: Footballp Baseball Il. A.V. Clubg Foot- ballg Baseball III. D.O. Club. BOB SMITH I. Footbally Baseball: "A" Clubg Homeroom President II. Football. Baseballp "A" Clubp Homeroom President III. Student Councily Junior Red Cross. DEMA SMITH I. Homeroom Reporterp Little "E" Club: Band II. Junior Red Crossg Merit Award. DON SMITH I. Band: Baseballg "A" Club II. Marching Bandp Concert Bandf Base- ballg "A" Club III. Marching Bandp Concert Bandp Basebally "A" Clubg "A" Association. JERRY SNELL I. Arty Tumbling Team II. V.I.C. Clubg Tumbling Club III. V.I.C. Clubg Camera Club, V.I.C. Club-Secretary. LARRY SPENCER Transfer from Coffeyville, Kansas. JOYCE SPENCER I. Charmality Il. International Friendship III. Ephesy. Part ofGRADUATIO DAVID SPRINGFIELD PAULA SPURLIN I. Eagle-Ettesp N.F.L. II. Eagle-Ettesg Homeroom Secretary, N.F.L.g A.H.S. Theatreg Volleyball: Flashlight-Merit Award III. N.F.L.g Homeroom Presidentf Fine Arts Club. RUEBEN STANDLEY I. Homeroom President II. Homeroom Presidentg Photography Club -Vice-President III. Photography Club, Battery-Staff Photographer. CHARLES STEPH I. Sportsmen Club-Vice-President. Il. Sportsmen Clubp Track III. Track: "A" Clubp Homeroom President. DON STEPHENS I. Photography Club, Cadet Band II. Architecture Clubp Band: Technology Clubg A.V. III. Technology Clubg Bandg A.V. HAROLD STEPHENS I. Homeroom President: F.F.A.-President, Footballg Basebally "A" Clubg "A" Association II. Homeroom Vice-Presidentf Footballg Base- ballp "A" Clubg "A" Associationg F.F.A. III. Student Councilg F.F.A.p Footbally Baseballp "A" Clubf "A" Association. RUSTY STEVENSON III. A Cappellag Acting Lab: "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawks"y Fine Arts Club. DICKIE STRANGE I. Architecture Club II. Pan-American Club. BARBARA STRICKLAND I. N.F.L.-Merit Awardp Charmalityg Homeroom Secretary II. Latin Forump Little "E"g National Thespiansp "Seventeen", N.F.L.g Attend- ance Office III. National Thespiansp Latin Forum, N.F.L.g Fine Arts Club. DENNIS STRICKLAND .J"sf DIANA STRICKLAND l. A.H.S. Theatre, N.F.L., Thespians-Merit Award, Debate ll. A.H.S. Theatre, N.F.L., Thespians, Eagle-Ettes, "Romeo and Juliet", "Mer- chant of Venice", "Seventeen" Ill. Fine Arts Club, N.F.L., Thespians, A Cappella, Debate. PAUL STUBBS I. Homeroom Vice-President, Football, "A" Club, Boys' Choir, Roman Forum, Junior Red Cross ll. Homeroom President, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, A Cappella, Roman Forum, "A" Club lll. Junior Red Cross, Homeroom President, Thespians. MARY SUMPTER I. Little "E", Library Workers, Roman Forum ll. Library Workers, F.H.A., Roman Forum lll. Library Workers-Vice-President, Foreign Correspondence. KAY SWARTZ ll. Transfer from Merkel, Roman Forum-Secretary, F.T.A. lll. Roman Forum-Secretary, F.T.A. JACK SYBRANT I. Transfer from El Paso. JUDY SYBRANT I. Transfer from El Paso, Tennis, A.H.S. Theatre. ll. Junior Red Cross, Tennis, Student Council, Attendance Office-Merit Award lll. Cheerleader, Miss Frontpage, Nursing Club, Acting Lab, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawks." FAYE TAYLOR I. Charmality Club ll. Library Workers-Merit Award Ill. Travel Club. RAYMOND TAYLOR I. Architecture Club ll. Architecture Club. ROBERT TAYLOR ll. Band, Chess Club Ill. Amateur Radio Club. JEAN TESSON I. Charmality Club, Marching Band-Maiorette, Concert Band, Memphis Band Trip ll. Style Club, Marching Band-Maiorette, Con- cert Band Ill. Ephesy Club, Marching Band-Head Maiorette, Con- cert Band. TERRY TEST l. Golf Team, Marching Band, Cadet Band, Golf Club ll. Marching Band, Little "E" Club, Cadet Band, Roman Forum III. Marching Band, "42" Club, Concert Band. BOBBY THOMPSON ll. Transfer from Crane, Tennis Team, "A" Association III. Tennis Team, "A" Association. 90 COYE THOMPSON I. "A" Club: Football Il. Pan-American Club III. Pan American Club. DEAN THOMPSON I. Camera Club II. Automobile Clubg Tennis III. Math Club. JOHN THOMPSON III. Transfer from Fairfield, Californiag A Cappellap Fine Arts Club. TONI THOMPSON I. Personality II. Red Crossy Battery Homeroom Manager Ill. Red Cross. SARA THURMAN I. Personality Cluby Roman Forum Il. Student Councilf Roman Forum III. Homeroom Secretary. BILLIE Tmwsu. 1: I. Personality Clubp Red Cross ll. Little "E", Homeroom Reporter, Seventeen Ill. Ephesy. Presented in the first band concert of the year is Lyneve Chapman in a saxophone solo 'sq E I RCLASSaf' MARTHA TINKLE I. Eagle-Ettes: Personality Club: Roman Forum Il. Eagle-Ettes: A.H.S. Theater: Roman Forum Ill. A Cappella: Ephesy Club: At- tendance Office. A. B. TODD I. Music Appreciation Club: Memphis Trip: Boy's Choir II. All-State Choir: Marching Band: Concert Band: Solo and Ensemble Club: A Cappella: Stage Band: Seventeen III. Marching Band: Student Coun- cil: Fine Arts Club: Band Squad Leader. JIM TORRENCE ll. Transfer from Odessa. LONA TRUITT I. Eagle-Ettes: Charmality Club Il. Student Council: Homeroom Sec- retary: A.H.S. Theater: National Honor Society III. National Honor Society: Fine Arts Club. JIM TURKETT I. Audio-'Visual: Automobile Club ll. Audio-Visual: Automobile Club-Secretary III. Checkers Club-President: Stage Craft. KENNETH TWOMEY I. Audio-Visual: "Little "E" ll. Audio-Visual: Automobile Club III. Domino Club. DARRELL VARNER l. "A" Club: Football: Tumblers Il. "A" Club: Football: Tumblers: National Honor Society Ill. National Honor Society: Homeroom President: Pre-Med Club. JOYCE VESTAL I. Library Club ll. Foreign Correspondence Club Ill. Ephesy. AMERETTE VONDERHOFF I. Tumbling Club II. International Friendship Club-Treasurer III. Ephesy. SUSAN VOSHEN l. Personality Club II. A.H.S. Theater: Thespians Ill. Thespians: Junior Red Cross-Reporter: Stage Craft. 92 Kids F REWELL to AHS' RAY WALDREN MARY WALKER I. State F.F.A. Farm Sktill Team, F.F.A. Poultry Judging Team, F.F.A. "A" Award, Homeroom President II. F.F.A. Ill. F.F.A. RILEY WALKER I. Charmality Club ll. Foreign Correspondence Club Ill. Travel Club. SARAH WALKER I. Sophomore Queen, Personality Club, "Heidi", "Midsummer Night's Dream", Acting Lab ll, Junior Favorite, Red Cross, "Flibbertygib- bet", National Honor Society, "Seventeen", "Merchant of Venice", Acting Lab Ill. Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Ephesy Club, "Wagon Wheels and Tomahawks", Acting Lab. JUDY PRIDE WALTER I. Personality Club ll. Charmality III. Fine Arts. LEO WALTER I. Automobile Club ll. Automobile Club Ill. Sportsman Club- President. MARTY LOU WARD Ill. Transfer from Wylie, Future Homemakers of America. BILL WARLICK I. Basketball, Vocational Agriculture Club, F.F.A. Meat Judging Team, Homeroom Reporter, "A" Club Il. F.F.A. Senior Farm Skills Team, Vocational Agriculture Club, Homeroom Reporter III. Basket- ball, Vocational Agriculture Club, "A" Association, "A" Club. ROSA WARNER I. Charmality Club ll. Homeroom Secretary, Seventeen Club, Ill. Ephesy Club. JERRY WATSON I. A. H. S. Theater, Sophomore Talent Show, Boy's Choir. 93 'WF' BEVERLY WATTS I. Transfer from Elk City, Oklahoma II. Homeroom Vice-President, A.H.S. Theatre III. Fine Arts Club. TENELLA JEAN WEAVER III. Transfer from Oldenp Volleyballf Junior Red Cross. MARY ANN WEBER I. Eagle-Ettesp Tumbling Club II. Eagle-Ettesg Seventeen Club III Ephesy. JAMES WEBSTER I. Cadet Bandp Marching Bandp Little "E"g Roman Forum ll. Concert Band, Marching Bandg Little "E"y Roman Forum Ill. Concert Band Marching Bondi Student Councilp Pre-Med Club. WARREN WEIR l. Debate Squad, N.F.L.f Junior Academy of Science Il. Debate Teamg N.F.L.g Responsibility Awordf Tennisg Chess Club lll. Debate Teamp N.F.L.-Presidentp Fine Arts Club. GUY WELLS I. Footballg "A" Association, "A" Club, Homeroom Vice-President Student Council ll. Football, National Honor Societyp Student Coun cilp Baseball: "A" Associationg "A" Club III. Football, Student Coun- cilp "A" Clubp "A" Association. CARLENE WHITE I. Foreign Correspondence Club-Secretary, Homeroom Secretary II Junior Red Cross Ill. Travel Club-Secretary. CHARLES WHITE I. Basketball: "A" Club, Homeroom President II. Officiating III Homeroom Vice-President. JO EL WHITE I. Personality Club II. Junior Red Cross Ill. Junior Red Cross. KAY WHITE I. Concert Bandg Marching Bandy Roman Forumy Charmalityg Mem phis Trip II. Concert Bandp Marching Bondi Style Clubg Student Council: National Honor Societyy Roman Forum Ill. Concert Band Marching Bondi Ephesyp Band Officer, National Honor Society. RAY WHITE l. Marchin Band- Automobile Club ll Marchin Band- Automobile Q 1 - Q 1 Club lll. Marching Bandg F.F.A, DAVID WHITMAN I, Marching Bandg Memphis Tripg Sportsmc1n's Club ll. Marching Band, Little "E" III, Marching Band, Concert Band, Technician Club 94 DARLENE WIGGINS I. Girls' Choir Homeroom President. Roman Forum, Creative Writ- ing Club-Secretary ll. Key Winner in Art, "A" Award in Arty Merit Award in Art III. A Cappellag Fine Arts Club. JENNIE WIGGINS I. A.H.S. Theatre II. F.H.A. Ill. Future Teachers of America. Seven- teen Club. DON WILLIAMS I. F.F.A. II. F.F.A. Sportsman's Club III. F.F.A.g Sportsman's Club. MARILYN WILLIAMS I. Homeroom Secretary: Little "E", Roman Forum ll. Little "E"g Na- tional Honor Societyg Future Teachersg Roman Forum lll. Student Council, National Honor Society. Red Cross, Student Council. PAT WILLIAMS I. F.H.A.. Homeroom Treasurer Il. Press Club-Treasurer lll. Press Club-Treasurer. SUE WILLIAMS I. A.H.S. Theatreg F.H.A.-Historian, Delegate to F.H.A. State Con- vention ll. F.H.A.-President. Delegate to F.H.A. National Conven- tion III. F.H.A.-District Treasurer. Saundra Carter, Susan Voshen, Willford Millsap, and David Whitman find the morning break a good place to catch up on the news. .lab ., fi. ' T' I -1' by 'fx WC""f' C, T' AK N if wg" GAYLE WILLIS I. F.H.A. Il. Typing Club, Homeroom Reporter III. Ephesy. CONNIE WILSON I. Tennis, Debate, Press Club, Merit Award in Debate, Latin Forum ll. Tennis, Debate, Typing Team, Merit Award in Debate, Merit Award in Typing, N.F.L., National Honor Society, Little "E", Latin Forum lll. Homeroom Secretary, Little "E", Fine Arts Club, N.F.L., Registror's Office. DANA WILSON I. Foreign Correspondence. NITA WINN I. Future Nursing Club-Secretary ll. Seventeen Club-Vice-Presi- dent Ill. Ephesy. KIM WINSTON I. "A" Club, Football Il. "A" Club, "A" Association, Football lll. "A" Club, "A" Association, Football. DEANA WOOD I. Personality Club, Homeroom Secretary ll. F.H.A. lll. Ephesy. MARY WOOD I. Transfer from Anson ll. Homeroom Reporter, A.H.S. Theatre, Mixed Choir Ill. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Ephesy, Future Teachers, Counselor's Office, Battery. LAVERNE WYATT l. Charmality-President ll. Seventeen Club-Vice-President, Home- room Secretary III. Ephesy. JANE YARBROUGH l. Charmality Club, Eagle-Ettes ll. Typing Club, Eagle-Ettes lll. A Cappella. MIKE YOUNG ll. Transfer from Roby, Golf Club lll. Travel Club. MARGARET YOUNGBLOOD I. Eagle-Ettes, Little "E" ll. A Cappella, A.H.S. Theatre lll. A Cop- pella, Ephesy. JIMMY ZACI-IARIAS I. "A" Club, Track, Football Il. "A" Club, Track, Bell Team Ill. "A" Club, A.V., "A" Association. 96 juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to nght Gerald Gal brcuth Presudent Don Ferguson Reporter Lando Blev I ins Secretory Treasurer Chrashe Smnth Student Coun cil Representative Charles Crong Vice Presndent QUEEN Lmda Bullock 98 l ' ' ...........-i-dv ian' vw ,Ambitious JUNIORS labar TOGETHER Putting ourselves wholeheartedly into all our un- dertakings . . . writing that term paper or working that equation . . . electing officers and becoming acquainted with our sponsors. . . having try-outs for the class assem- bly . . . and planning and decorating for the Junior- Senior Banquet, we Juniors had a most impressive and rewarding year. Our loyalty was well exhibited as we assumed our responsibilities and entered into the events of the school. Who could blame us for the feeling of leadership and glee as members of our class were added to the National Honor Society, varsity squads, and play casts, and were recognized for outstanding qualities exhibited in fine arts, literature, sports, and other fields? Our expectations of another step-the last-was manifested by our ordering class rings, and as we looked back over the long tough road that we had traveled, we realized we were ready to attempt that other step- the last one. CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Watkins, Mr. Hiner, Mr. Jeter, Mr. Har- low, Mr. Tapscott, Mr. Dunn, Miss Deavers, Mrs. Haney, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Bryant, Miss Griffin, Miss Bailey, Miss Hardy. Not Pictured: Mr. Gleaton, Mr. Law- son, Miss Reeves, Mr. Robbins. Earlyne Abbott Betty Jane Adams Charles Adams Jane Adams Morris Adams Sherry Addington Bobby Adkins Joe Agan Carol Ailts Barbara Alexander Helen Marie Alfred Ronnie Alldredge Honfidcuf junior Carol Allen ' , Z . Nancy Allen Judy Anderson Wade Anthony Isabel Arispe Bettie Armistead Pat Armstrong y Gary Wayne Arrant Barbara Ashby LaVerne Ashton LaVonne Ashton Betty Ann Bailey 1 IW! QR P' Charlotte Bailey Ann Baldridge James Baldry Wendel Barfield Patsy Barlow Wanda Barnes Susan Barrera Fred Barron Sharon Barron Lester Barry David Beck Earline Beechly and iackld new PROBLEMS Peggy Bennett Bobby Birdsong Beverly Black Sylvia Blackley Donald Bledsoe Linda Blevins Carolyn Bonifield Kay Bonner Terry Bowen Brenda Bowers Jimmy Bowman Myretta Bowman :swun- Jo Ann Boyd Laverne Boyd Nicky Boyd Ronnie Boyd Mary Gene Bradshaw Ruth Ann Brady Morris Brannon Ruth Louise Branscum Sharlotte Bratfon Truman Bridges Patty Briggs Lynda Bright iso Peter Brock Edwin Broesche Lyn Brooks Barbara Jean Brown Mary Catherine Brown Tommy Broyles Billy Bryan Buzzy Bryant Michael Bryant Zanne Bryant Linda Bullock Alton Burkes if-P John Burkett Ann Burleson Margaret Burney Betty Burns Margaret Burns Tommy Butler Nancy Caffey Bettye Campbell Donald Campbell Frankie Campbell Shirley Campbell Will Cannon Queen Linda Bullock the prettiest doll in all Linda Land mmmyae Q , Dale Carnes Aubrey Carroll Martha Jane Cathey Jimmy Chandler Henry Chism Sharon Christie Lloyd Clark Glenn Cleckler Oma Coats Edward Cockerell Freddie Coffey Clarice Cole 1 'vw-annum Vocational and ommrrrml W. E. Cole Chuck Colvin Victor Conner Kenneth Cook Pat Cooke Tommy Cooper Gary Coppinger Myrna Corley Marian Cox Marzella Cox Charles Craig Ruby Crawford Y' 1 N. Us V O Coyt Crowder Robert Cullen Robert Culp Lonnie Cundieff John Curtis Dee Ann Dalling Linda Daugherty Larry Daugherty Bobby Davis Janet Davis Martha Davis May Davis subjects affe ed new CHALLE GE Patsy Davis David Deaton Ricky De Good Jerry Paul Dehlinger Jane Derryberry Diane Dodson Marian Dudney Nick Dugger Jean Dunn Ronald Dunn Martha Dupree Carlton Earp Linda Edington Jackie Sheirlene Ellison Roger Mac Evans Don Ferguson Don Finley Bob Flannagan Jill Flannagan Dorothy Flowers Becky Foster Pat Fudge Lawrence Furnish Carol Ann Gaddy H5 N' 1' 'W' FW' vb Q-r Gerald Galbraith Gervis Galbraith Peggy Galbraith John Gibson James Gilbreth Bee Ann Gilchrist Bill Gilles Jayleta Glaze Sue Goodwin Dale Graham Loyd Graham Peggy Graham . l Sue Gregg Betty Jo Gregory Helen Gregory Karla Griffin Robert Grounds Philip Gully Carolyn Gunnels Sandra Hads Jenna Hole Brook Hall Clifford Hall Janet Hall Kenneth Barbara Patsy and Eva do that last minute cramming Carolyn Hampton John Haney Jack Hankins Moxie Wayne Harper Carl Harrison Margaret .lo Harrison Eugene Hawkins Dubby Hedges Angie Henley Gail Henson Cynthia Herring Mary Ann Herrington . . HISTCDRYWMCHEMI TRY ,Wm sq, Mary Hildreth Gerald Hitt Laura Jean Hobbs Carolyn Hodges Jane Hodnett Robert Holladay Lolita Holt Glenda Hopkins Verna Lee Horne Donald Horton Jann Huckaby Janelle Huddlesto F1 infant burning Midnight Oil Gerry Lewis Jeffcoat Elvin Jennings Barbara Jerden Jimmy Johns Pansy Jo Johnson Harriett Jones Judy Jones Linda Jowers Keith Keller David Kemp Kenneth Waye Kennedy Sandra Key Lari Hudgins Warren Hulse Nina Humphreys Anna Raye Hunt Randy Hurst Bunny Hutchinson Sharon Kay Imes Brenda Ingalsbe Ronnie Ingle Mary Ivey Arthur Jackson James Lee Jay Melba Jean Kimmey Marilyn King Iran King Patsy Kinnard Doyle D. Knight Elizabeth Ann Knott Mary Deon Lamb Jerry Don Landers Claudia Lanham Kenneth Wayne Larner Helen Louise Ledford David Lee Lemon 'v-av YI-'11 l 9 L ,Q , Er .. ss-9 5 x f f- L V ,Z Linda Leslie Vonzell Lester George Lewis Judy Lewis Victor Nard Lewis Alan Lindley Wyoma Lockhart Dale Lollar Phil Long Ronnie Paul Luckie Darlene Luna Suzanne McBride if nv- -Qs- X , ,fs -'? I -'V Jack McCl'1esney Joyce McCollum Bobby McDaniel Sandra McDonald Linda McDowell Billy McKee Mike McKinnis Robert McKessick Judy McMillan Richard Glen McPherson Judy Malone John Mantooth Wanda and Earl buy from Derrel a memory for fifty cents at aff A af' 40' Hsu, lilo my Af F 4' Lvsg-:Tut +Qp XX 'i Patricia Ann Markham Linda Marshall Robert Glenn Marshall Tony Martinez Dorothy Massey Jimmy Massey Kenneth Mattingley Bert Mayes Glen Mayfield Bill Medley Gordon Lee Melton Charles Miller kv P' 4 "" 1 V I v J "Ly N ,W , A W 'T' sg 1 f L y 4 A - L s rf MBITION give rcspausiblc yn 'x -4 Dolores Ann Miller Paula Jean Miller Voncille Minshew Julie Minter Erwin Mitchell Ronald Moody Gale Moore Derrell Moore Linda Morrison Tuleta Mosley Harold Munn Judy Murray .T ,zwszfious in many arf! ities Judy Parker Jerry Parks Barbara Parsons Alan Peake Sherry Pebworth Hurley Perry Jimmy Perry Bill Petty Nancy Philley Bobby Phillips Gaile Phillips Dwayne Pierce Earl Nall Billy Neill Butch Newman George Nichols Billy North Charles Norton Michael O'Gorman Dana Ogle Peggy O'Neal Noel Orr Jock Outlcind lris Pair 5 Q A xl" A Carol Pine Gregory Portillo Don Poteet Sue Potter Janice Powell Doris Pritchett Joe Purifoy Glen Pyeatt Lyndell Rains Wanda Ramsier Denzil Randell Carol Randolph 'C' Wx '91 QW" "1?""""' 3 4 4 ar' Wanda Ratliff Sandra Ray Linda Raymond Ramona Redwine Jack Reese Preston Reid Lynda Renfro Robert Renfro Sue Richter Cliff Roberts Fern Roberts Jimmy Roberts Xf- "Q .sq sa Martha Robertson Jerry Robinson James Rodgers Ray Roe Clarecia Roe Lloyd Rosenbaum Gary Ross June Rosser Judy Royal Dale Russell Wendell Russell Betty Russey Pat and Ray check credits to see if they meet the requirements for gradua tion next year. Harriet Saikin Sylvia Sanders Anna Scott Nancy Scott Rex Scott Monica Sheriff Steve Short Judy Showalter Bill Sides Jerry Sides Sue Simmons Patsy Simms V I -6 F"' sr MAY I95 I , 'QQ' , Qt. ....TW Patricia Sitchler Ann Slaton Carol Smith Christie Smith Elaine Smith Sue Smith Pat Smith Paula Smith Virginia Smith Joyce Snow Karley Jo Sowell Charles Sparks ,,,,, dawn and CNE in ga Sandra Sprain Janice Standard Gaylon Steele Eva Steen Rosie Steen Charles Steinman Nelson Stephens Barbara Stone Linda Stone Joe Stout Wynona Stringer Malcolm Strole Nelda Stroud Janice Stuarol Butch Sullivan Bob Swafford Bobby Swindle Pamela Talley Kay Turner Gerald Tatom I James Taylor Lydia Taylor Joy Terry Kay Test ll7 Glenda Therwhanger Barbara Thomas Evelyn Thomas Mary Kay Thornton Judy Tibbets Christell Trainer James Turner Shirley Turner Leon Valentine Kenneth Vaughn Betty Vick Cecilia Vick 'W' W' fi' 4 7 ,ix rf if ,iq-9 ' uve? Jvgvf -faq' ,Susgg 4.5123 ' 4 323: 1 is 5 :Q ,L s A 'fzfiii leaders are ready fa sfcp Fwws its Richard Von Ende Rufus Wallingford Gary Ward Joe Ward Don Watkins Lewis Watson Jan Wayte Ronnie Webb Linda West Tim Westover Pat White Dale White ll1fl7 7-v 7 E' in '1 'vw -1-1 cuiaris' S CDES Dewayne Wilson Kenneth Wilson Weston Winter Eddie Woods Barbara Word Jan Yarbrough Dale York Durlene Young John Mike Young Mike Young Marie Youngblood Janie Zusmcin 9 gl its' Sandra Whittle Barbara Wilkins Jim Willeford Barbara Williams Charles Williams Jonell Williams Judy Williams Kenneth Williams David Williamson Patsy Williamson Carey Sue Willis David Willis J, Sophomore: fb 18:2-'f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . . . left to right: Jane Anthony, Secretory-Treasurer, Johnny Gorner, Student Council Representative, Kent Zuber, Vice-President, John Millermon, President: Carolyn Beidlemcm, Re- porter. QUEEN .... Jane Feierabend SPCDNSORS, friendly STUDENTS make up SOPH CLASS Like little fishes in a big pond, the sophomores en- tered the halls of A. H. S. For some it was like trying on a pair of shoes for the first time . . . our toes were pinched. It was quite a shock to be a lowly individual again after a year of supremacy in iunior high, how- ever, after a while, assignments, book reports, and tests broke us into the new routine, and we began to feel at home. Believe me, we were kept in a whirl! All around us were clubs to ioin, games to attend, contests to enter, V' JX v Y A 1. '.'. rf V 'x rece., X V i ...K-ni and assemblies to watch. Being a strong eager group, we enjoyed the spin and were always ready for an- other whirl. The new adventure into senior high was an exciting one . . . and fun. The election of officers, the presenta- tion of our queen and later our talent show "Meet the Sophomores" were all a part of that fun. One day soon we shall be dignified seniors, but our days as humble sophomores will not be forgotten. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Mr. Harwell, Miss Butler, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Mayes, Miss Hayes, Mr. Spence, Mr. Terbush, Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Coalson, Miss Ball, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Payne, Mr. Bullington, Miss Compere, Mr. Morris, Mr. Ander- son, Miss Self, chairman. Not pictured: Mrs. Story, Mr. McGinn. Janet Askew Betty Atkins Bill Autrey Charlene Avery Frank Aycock Beth Baggett Bobbie Bailey Bonnie Bailey Gerald Bailey Julia Baker A. C. Bardin Carroll Barnes Jeanie Barnes Mackey Barnes Mary Ann Barr David Barrera Jean Barrett Dickie Barry Stanley Bass Jean Bateman Gary Ackers Billy Joe Adams Dovie Adams Bill Adkins Sandra Albright Jimmy Alexander Paula Allen Gloria Andrews Jane Anthony Marsha Ard Carolyn Armstrong Dan Armstrong G. W. Armstrong Larry Ashenfelter Eva Ruth Ashworth aphamare fllllf -.Q Janet Bates Curtis Bates Sandra Battles Betty Beasley Kay Beaty Richard Becker Tommy Bedichek Carolyn Beidleman Billy Bell Tony Bell Jan Belshe John Belshe Janice Belsky Frances Benitez Ray Bennett new ADVE TU RES in A fc, 1 nr' Judy Benson Kenneth Bentley Dorothy Bernard Sharon Beyer Cleve Bilbrey Johnny Billingsley Caroll Bishop Mary Blackstock James Blackwood Wilma Blain Frances Blankenship Melba Bleeker Norma Bohanon Loretta Boiles Dan Bond Jackie Bonney Jackie Boozer Barbara Borden Ross Bordwell Jimmy Bostic 71 ll-Y' Q i Kay Brooks Mickey Brown Sam Brown Cathy Brunner Mary Buettemeyer Eddie Bull John Burlingame Birdie Burson Don Burson Frances Bush Jan Butler Julie Butler Ronny Butler Dorothy Beyers John Byram Nancy Byrd Eileen Cain Carolyn Sue Campbell Larry Campbell Kay Campbell Linda Bottoms Gaye Bourland Susanne Bowen Dianne Bowers Bonnie Box Mary Helen Bradbury James Braddock Sue Bramlet Bruce Bramley Pat Bratton Carol Briggs Bobbie Jean Briley Doyle Brittain Edward Brooks Foy Brown Marcea Larry and Sandra cast their votes for Miss Frontpage Neita Campbell Delores Carlisle Cathey Carlton Sherry Carpenter Sandra Carr Mary Kay Carroll Mike Carroll Gene Carter Jacinta Carter John Casey Judy Caskey Jean Castleman Linda Chalker Linda Chandler Frederick Chapel Jenna Chapman Terry Chapman Ronnie Cheek Jerry Chenault Jimmy Clark Thomas Cook Dale Coon Maurine Copeland Arvin Coppedge Clyde Corbin Kay Corbin Patsy Courtemanche Gary Cox Stanley Cozby Travis Cranfil Sherrilyn Crawford Reggie Crosby Martin Crossnoe Gerald Cumby Margie Curtis Janice Cutting Don Daniel Taylor Daniell Louie Bob Davis Pat Davis Jeannette Clark Wayne Clift Nelda Clinton Sally Cloyd Judy Cockrell Marilyn Colby Donell Cole Kay Cole Larry Cole Billy Coltharp John Compere Ronald Conklin Julianne Connally Charles Conselman Cora Cook Uzcy mc! that f x --.- l9'txr"a i"""1 J 13 , vpn 4 X7 A25 ,-'N' sf "N William Davis .lo Ann Delano Betsy Demere Clois Denson Wanda Derington David Derr Romara DeRusha Pam Dillard Priscilla Dixon Larry Dolezal Mary Dooley Barbara Dorries Donnie Dougherty Sandra Doughman Barbara Dove burdens with VIGOR ' WWW' Lynne Dowdle Jerry Dowell Mike Doyle Bobby Drake Carolyn Duncan Lynda Dunn Sara Martha Durham Bill Dusek Bob Dusek Mary Earp Sharon Kay Eckert Dewaine Edwards Dorothy Edwards Georgiana Eickmeyer Helen Elliott Sandra Elliott Rowenia Ely Carolyn Emmenecker Albert Endsly Jerry English 'N r' ' AKXQFV Joanna Forehand Frank Foster Richard Foster Gene Fox Martha Fox Eugene Franklin Geneva Franklin Joy Franklin Larry Frazier Carolyn Freeman James Freeman Jimmy Fry John Ed Fry Rhonda Gahwiler Karla Gaines Dennis Gallihar Johnny Garner Dorofh Ann Garrison Y Lee Roy Gee Linda Gilbreth Y' fr wuuqrnw Gene Estes Paul Estes Billie Ewell Ann Fain Bill Fair Dan Farmer Nelda Farmer Patricia Farmer Sarah Ann Farr Jane Feierabend Barbara Ferguson David Fewell Charles Flynn Florence Ford Betty Foree MF' "VB ag r--" G an-,vie l""' vi' Sophomore president, John Millerman, proudly presents Queen Jane Feierebend. i Qi .K-. Y," Sf , Paul Gillet Carl Gillit Wiley Gillit Barbara Glaze Daniel Goetz Cedric Gogle Karen Gogle Linda Gorsuch Jack Graves David Gray Jann Gray Penny Gray lone Green Kay Green Charles Greene Linda Greer Juathema Greeson K. D. Griffin Linda Griffin Tom Griffin Charles Harrison Ronnie Hart Doris Hawkins Brenda Haynes Pat Henderson Laverne Hendrix Kenneth Hennesay Donald Henry Jerry Henson Joan Hill Jackie Hill James Hill Joe Hill Bobby Hinkle David Hodges Elizabeth Hoffman Buddy Horrell Roy Houghton Weldon Howell David Griffith Terry Griffith David Griggs Molly Sue Guest Jimmy Gunn Carlton Gunter Lynn Gustavaus Darlene Guthrie Jorita Hagins Peggy Hampton Arthur Hanna Julian Harlan Judy Harlow Barbara Harmon Sue Harris After wzmtiau mid gi! :- 4 yr" Pat Hudson Delores Ann Huffman Gaylene Hughes John Jay Hughes Jean Hunt RoberfHun1er A f 63' 'QF' Marilyn Hullon Pat Hyman Susan Irwin Chloe Jackson Jerry Jackson Johnny Jackson Barry James Corene Jenkins Dorothy Jenkens Johnny Johns i ai? i night oil BU RNS again Bobby Johnson Fredda Johnson Gerry Johnson Sherry Johnson Floyd Jones Joie Jones Judy Ann Jones Kay Jones Larry Jones Nancy Jones Nancy Ellen Jones Richard Jones Jimmy Justice Leldon Kelso Barbara Kerr Billy Mac Key Dudley Kidwell John King Walter King Bobby Kirklen C' Q Darlene Large Kenneth Latta George Lee Larry Legg Linda Legg Laura Lemon Betty Lester Karin Lighttield Barbara Like Jere Lou Lindberg Stuart Lindley Dorothy Lindsey Bonnie Little Fain Little Billie Ruth Logsdon Sandra Lytal Jim McCann Charlotte McCIinton James McClure Joyce McClure Wayne Kirkpatrick Marcea Kleinbecker Sylvia Knight Linda Knightstep Kenneth Koegle Carolyn Kossey Bill Lacy Charles Lacy Teddy Lain Jane Lambert Sue Landreth Mike Lane Evalena Lang Patricia Lang Patricia Lankford ' I-.-T... 1-B t Study hall hour asses faster when magazines and comfortable P chairs are available. Don McCollum Lydia McCollum Robert McDaniel Anita McDonald Elaine McDonald Joy McElroy Sue McGaugh Charlotte McGuire Sue McKinney Billy McKinnon Buddy McLane George McMillan Sara McRee Burl McWilliams Hugh Majers Wilbert Malone Jo Ann Maples Charles Marshall Jane Marshall Jimmy Marshall 3 Gus Mitchell Jerry Mitchell Jerry Don Mitchell Dottie Mize Doris Moncriet Joyce Moody Polly Moody Eugene Moore Kirk Moore Nancy Moore Harold Morgan Linda Morgan Wanda Morris Gloria Morrison Jerry Morrison Gary Mosley Jerry Mullcey Pete Munnerlyn Jimmy Murphrey Jimmy Nail Reuben Martinez Robert Matthews Freddy Mayfield Lynda Means Linda Medlock Fred Michaelis Janet Middleton Carla Miles Stanley Miller Johnny Millerman Janet Mills Linda Mills Jimmy Milstead Diane Mitchell Gere Mitchell Algebra, biola y, history If Paul Nelson Ann Newberry Martha Newberry Lynn Nichols Phil Nickols Sue Nichols Rosa Niedecken Nell Nix Betty Jo Nixon Jean Norwood Bobby O'Donald Jackie Osborn Jerry Osborn Mack Owens Andrew Parks :wide 11 H r" 'V' RD struggle ,wan sa- Q' Pat Parmer James Parramore Sandra Kay Parmelly Jimmy Parsons Dow Patterson Richard Payne Stephanie Pearce Stephen Pearce Saundra Peay Pat Pelfry John Perkins Litt Shelburn Perry Sue Perry Thedford Peters David Petree Sue Phariss Don Phillips Gloria Phillips Kim Pierce Judy Pilgrim 'IT' Susan Pursley James Queen Sandra Randolph Ralph Rasco Nancy Ratliff Louise Reavis Barbara Reed Paul Reed Norma Reese Beniie Reeves Bennie Reid Cecil Rich Nancy Richardson Larry Ridgway Sherry Ridgwoy Georgia Rister David Rix Kenneth Robbins Elaine Roberts Sandra Rodgers 6 hc Tommy Pinlcston Gladys Pippin Hazel Pippins Jimmy Pippins Jerry Pittman Don Plowman Jimmy Pollan Raymond Portillo Paul Powell Lloyd Presswood Shirley Pritchett Douglas Procter Jan Pruit Janice Pruitt Sherry Pruitt E-,N J if bl' X 21 ,pu Studies are forgotton while students clean house for Mom and Dad's visit. Q w ,. ,tx Q-'I ar YN I I l Elaine Rogers Joe Rogers Wanda Rogers Rita Rose Beverly Ross Arthur Rozell Carol Ruffin Nancy Rushing Sammey Rutherford Brownie Rutledge Gary Rutledge Celia Sanders Gerald Satterwhite Carroll Savage Nancy Savage Charles Scarborough Janice Schmidt Glenda Scott Norman Scott Connie Sedberry Judy Smith Larry Smith Marilyn Snell Jim Snell James South Jean Sowell Joyce Spence Linda Ann Spence Lou Ann Stallings Patsy Standard Sam Steele Sharon Steele Pam Stephen Carolyn Stephens Lenna Ann Stephens Kay Stevenson Charles Stewart Theresa Stewart John Stowe Jerry Stroud Ronnie Sedberry Kay Seymore Jerry Shakelford Larry Shaddix Susan Shead Lewis Shell James Shields Joyce Shipley Dale Sides Terry Jo Sides Carleta Sigler Win Skiles Bob Smith Dorcas Smith Janette Smith Glass af '5 9 make Margaret Stuard Jimmy Sturclivant Mary Lou Suddath Alice Sudderth JoAnn Summerville Barbara Sumners Jan Sunday Richard Supulver Dave Sutherland Steve Tanlcersley Deloris Tanner Wanda Tanner Verna Moe Tarrant Letha Mae Tatum Bobby Taylor yr' MST LENTS known F an 'eff' Donnie Taylor Johnny Taylor Lavena Taylor Nelda Taylor Steve Taylor Willard Taylor Linda Ann Teal Eugene Tedford Doyle Tennison Juanita Tennison Don Terrell Evered Terrell Sondra Thomasson Judy Thompson Rosena Thompson Jo Ann Thornton Joan Titlow John Todd Dorothy Toliver James Toney V' le fsl' A W -1 sum' Jimmy Tutt Virginia Tuttle Ken Van Arsdel Sandra Varner Donnie Vaughn Claudine Vernon Don Vest Frank Villearreal Dorothy Vineyard Judy Walden James Waldrip Tim Walter Vickie Wampler Judy Ward Patricia Watkins Stella Watson Betty Watts Jerry Watts Willis Watts Gail Webb 'l4 S7 Joe Touchstone Freddie Townsend Joe Tucker Lorna Tucker Tommy Tucker Robert Tuley Bill Tull Barbara Turner LeAnne Turner ?irty11rat,4J-!S Judy Webb Jaretta Weed Woody Weir J. C. Welch Dolores Weldon Morris Weller Saundra Wenzel James Westbrook Ronnie Westfall 1 0 E to rvmember '1' WK Patricia Whitaker Brenda Whiteaker Sandra Whittington Gary Wilburn Jerry Don Wilburn Anita Wilkerson Beatrice Williams Jane Williams Larry Williams R. B. Willman Jimmy Wilsher James Wink Jerry Woodford Helen Woods Joyce Woods James Wooten Beth Yager Sharon Yarborough Hollis Yeilding Kent Zuber x iii v ', 'S xufx fx-21,3 0 ing: ml. O'l W5 w 9 Fa V Tflfv fl i SW? 'Z '1 ' I " ' 'x 4 Q Tillm- I 't tai.: ,' " wif Xu qi Q-4 af., f Zell mc. How does a poorsopho eos: favoritzs from such a c are too P 165 More ch mob of people Q 'Cher any! what did you do? fdtg IH 143 Walslzliglzl .Queen BETTY ROSS 'E f' I VQ11 A .Most Valuable Hay GLYNN GREGORY .Mast Keprfscntafive 150 VEE PERINI .. yy -f 'S' l ' ost Keprvseutalzvv Gzrl KAY KRING 'Tsi- N'1---...-In-V Mast Admzrable Gul SARAH WALKER ,Most ,Mmimblc Hoy HAROLD STEPHENS 'Nap' V N-J Mast Jrzcudly Gzrl JUDY SYBRANT Mast Sfrzeudly Hay DAVID HUGHES STUART PEAKE GAYLA LAMBER1' ,Most Representative LYNDA RENFRO JIM WILLEFORD ,Mast 5'r1em1ly VW' I I I e e fa 111 JIMMY CARPENTER ,Most Admirable DORIS PRITCHETT Senior Elavaritcs JUDY EPLEN RUFUS KING 22? Nhmmm-N fi fllfli a K 9 N. av v 1 .132 'V X l KULKQ-v32f" A'-7' juniar Qawritcs CHRISTI SMITH GERALD GALBRAITH gf 6 Sophomore ?oooritos JANE ANTHONY JOHNNY MILLERMAN 1 Will! 4 H"'o.w 15 I u .. -u , -fm K. Q Er' kno! MERIT AWARDS given for outstanding WORK First Row: WESLEY SANDERS, Agriculture, SHIRLEY BASSETTI, Athletics, BARBARA NEILON, Athletics. Second Row: JIMMY CARPENTER, Athletics, STUART PEAK, Ath- letics, WORLEY REYNOLDS, Art and Latin. AI First Row: WILFORD MILLSAP, Audio Visual, JACK SYBRANT, Auto Mechanics, TOM BOURBON, Band, DEANA WOODS, Business, MAXINE SHOWALTER, Choral. Second Row. JOHN THOMPSON Choral- FRANCES GRIFFITH Distributive Edu- cation- ALTON EDWARDS Diversified Education DOROTHY KEMPER Dra matics MARY LEE HARLOW English First Row GLORIA ANDREWS Homemaking HOMER CLECKLER Machine Shop TED MOORE Mathematics EDWIN BROESCHE Mechanical Drawing JUDY MATHIS Orchestra Second Row VEE PERINI Public Speaking NANCY LITTLE Science LYNN MUSSLEWHITE Social Science PATRICIA SITCHLER Spanish JOHN YOUNG Wood Shop Students honored on this page have done outstanding work in the department which they rep resent Perhaps th e i r grades have not been the highest but their interest and growth in the study of the sublect and the as sumption of leadership and re sponsibility have not been over looked by their instructors . . . .with sopnornores, juniors. and seniors represented in the rnany oetioities, it 's no tiine at all until you feel tnnt you know everybody and that you are a part of the work that :nukes ,Abilene flign a great senool. A flfl F 154 U16 Salma! flfb' is great . . . ff? rm 6' 1 MNH 5 ff 155 W X 4 5 IN ivy., ri it ASSEMBLIES important to SCHOOL LIFE . Behind a row of gaily decorated Thanksgiving boxes filled with food for the needy, the enter- tainers perform for the donors. . A comedy act is performed by two choir mem- bers, Dorothy Kemper and John Thompson. . Mr. Fielder talks with one of his Christmas guests. . Another comedy number is performed by A. B. Todd, Carol Barnes, Olen Griffing. . Presented in assembly were the classes' nominees for Flashlight Queen-Linda Bullock, Betty Ross, and Jane Feierebend. ,, li Students mix FUN and WORK The band had its share of both fun and work fol- lowing the football team in its journey toward State Championship. Parades were part of the fun. Top winners in the Science Fair were Jerry Lee and Robert Hunter. The national show was their next showing. Catching the eye of the eager Eagle backers was this display arranged by Evelyn Thomas. A most happy occasion is the presentation of the silver football for the State Championship. Stuart Peake makes the presentation. Gene Harrison and other members of the tumbling team exhibit their nimbleness on the trampoline. -35 , 15 S i 345 . ., We enioyed HGMECOMING The hilarious stunt for the pep rally was presented by the teachers who were reminiscent of past homecomings where old and young meet. Crowned as Homecoming Queen is Christie Smith. Her escort is Charles Craig. Barbara Black, Lynda Renfro, and Christie are happy nominees for queen. Drum Maior Dyer and Maiorettes Griffin, Cline, Weav- er, Lee, Loving, and Morrow lead the parade. Mr. Sublett of the 29's and Mr. McComb of 30's greet Cheerleaders Ball and Etter. SPEECH DEPARTMENT makes NEWS Hitting headlines was the annual Shakespear- ean Festival which included 'Romeo and Juliet and "Richard Ill." Here is a scene from "Rameo.' 11 i Presented for the annual Junior Service League play was Mr. Sublett's "Tomahawks and "Wag- on Wheels." A little instruction is being offered in this scene from "Richard Ill." Members at the debate team are Warren Weir, Vee Perini, Bill Medley, and James Toney. Scheming Richard Ill, Paul Stubbs, orders his subjects about. .-, - 'YH K 1-tl 9 l. 2. 3. A 5 . SPRING events are MANY The excellent junior assembly displayed both talent and originality. The Science Fair was a great success because of the excellent entries, These girls examine an entry in the biology division. Pete Brock wins again! He is holding his cover de- sign forthe Aquilla, the school magazine. Wrapping and sampling the candy for the V.P.O. packages was a part of the exciting National Honor Society proiect. The Aquilla Staff members can smile because their first issue is finished and delivered. The members under the direction of Mrs, Bishop, advisor, and San- dra Fountain, editor, used the theme The Wind Blows Deep forthe issue. Z l 5 l rg-,,,.... ,,'1.3. x ir' .,-L P WND DID ,-es ,f which gd ' nzzafjaus . .With More ow is to dccidc 1 in. 'Chau c big one n rganization to o 'C club or 0 are so many! 161 Staff: Carolyn Hodges, Ann Slaton, Sharon Barren, Jane Feierabend, Carolyn Beidle- man, Flora Simons, Barbara Neilon, Gayla Lambert, Sponsor Miss Mildred Stokes, Bren- da lngalsbe, Jon Hayes, Charles Mundy, Don Campbell, Lynn Musslewhite, Jimmy Par- sons, Sponsor Mr. C. G. Bradford. FLA HLIGHT TAFF mir FUN and WCDRK When the yearbook is mentioned in a crowd, the first thing that is mentioned is, "What color will the cover be?" No thought is given to the work, planning, and sacrifice that go into this book called the Flash- light. Hours are spent selling ads for the annual as well as for the football programs. Many days are spent drawing layouts. Many Saturdays are spent working in the darkroom. No, the annual isn't iust a cover with pages in it. It is something that has consumed hours of unrewarded toil except for the satisfaction of having a part in preparing this memory book that we hope each of you will treasure for many, many years. Editor Charles Mundy and Business Manag- er Lynn Musslewhite can readily say they have gained experience and knowledge in working with the annual. They anticipate the day when all ledgers will be balanced and all annuals issued. vw-...I N Q si gl x Z' A A X " "'lN 41 Alix X Posters of all sizes, shapes, and kinds were entered in Votes are carefully tabulated by members of the Flashlight the campaign for Flashlight Queen. Staff and class sponsors for Flashlight Queen. Barbara Kirkpatrick Florence Ford Paula Spurlin Ronnie Hart XVf,,,,--'S' X .S money for subscriptions to the annual is quite Counting programs is a regular iob for Flashlight workers iob to be tackled by these staff members and Mr. before every home football game. The sales help finance the book. Student Kauncil First Semester Membership: Sherry Cook, Linda Burkett, Doris Pritchett, Verna Horne, Diane Dodson, Marilyn Wil- liams, Nita Wiggins, Stanley Cozby, Anna Scott, Bonnie Bailey, Nancy Richardson, Romero De Rusha, Judy Boehms, Glenda Bucknew, Sharon Christi, David Wil- liamson, Christie Smith, Syl- via Blackley, Jane Anthony, Dorothy F l o w e r s , Sally Cloyd, Betty Ross, Bryan Mc- Reynolds, Fred Barron, Har- old Stephens, Rufus King, Jimmy Roberts, Johnny Gar- ner, Gail Sides, Gayla Lam- bert, Vee Perini. Sponsor: Mrs. K a t h l e e n Parker. TUDENT COUNCIL keeps AHS "CLlCKlNG" "Let the Student Council do it" is a common expression heard among A.H.S. students and teachers when a problem arises or a iob needs to be done. Confidence in the ability of the group comes from their success story. This year's Council has decided with ease and sincerity numerous school problems, plus studying ways to promote pride, loyality and better conduct in our school and carrying on their usual proiects. The Thanksgiving programs with all the beautifully decorated A-K boxes of food, and the bright Christmas tree in the foyer have be- E come traditional with us. T X51 :Al I I Membership: Pat McDaniel, Nancy Scott, Bernell Blain, Jerrie Lou Lindburgh, Sherry Addington, E l e c i v e Blair, Kenneth Koegl, Paula Smith, Lari Hudgins, Nancy Gra- vens, Janice Schmidt, Janice Standard, N a n c y Sample, Evered Ferrell, Margie Cur- tis, Pat Funderbird, Don Fer- guson, N a n n i e Roberts, Frances G r i f f i n , Charles Steinman, Guy Wells, Mike Pelfry, Butch Newman, Will Cannon, James Webster, Bill Medley, David Hughes, Lar- ry Ashenfelter, Jack Sybrant, A. B. Todd, Nard Lewis, Bob Smith, Ronnie Hart, Jerry Sides. Sponsor: Mrs. Parker. Studmt Kauncil Membership: Judy Royal, Carolyn Gun- nels, Kay Roberts, Charlsie Murphy, Nita Milner, Linda Blevins, Linda Chalker, Melinda Hisbands, Patsy Jones, Nancy Savage, Nelda Clinton, Kay Jones, Peg- gy Bennett, Sherry Pruitt, Eddie Bull, Mike Lane, Pat Sitchler, Don Methvin. OFFICERS: Vee Perini . . . .... President Mike Pelfrey . . . ..... Vice-President Gayla Lambert . . . .... Recording Secretary Doris Pritchett ....... Corresponding Secretary Linda Burkett . . . ...... . . Treasurer Abilene High Battery f -w 9 EDITORIAL STAFF S Johnny Johnson , . ..,............. ..., E ditor-in-Chief Veta Alexander . . . . . Managing Editor Barbara Word .... . , . Society Editor Larry Daughtrey . . . .... Sports Editor Harriet Jones ,... . . Feature Editor Reuben Standley . . . . . . Photographer Pete Brock ,.... ..,.....,.....,.... . . Cartoonist BUSINESS STAFF I Linda Jowers, Thelma Lou Foller ..,,.. Co'Business Managers Beatrice Williams ,.......... .,. Circulation Manager Janet Hall ,.., . . . ......,....,. Advertising Manager ADVISORS Robbin Tibbets ,..., .....,.... , , Editorial Staff David L. Kennamer . . . . . . Business Staff Miss Frontpage J udy Sybra nt They Collect and Edit the NEWS at AHS "Would you like to buy a subscription to the Battery?" is a familiar expression of the homeroom circulation managers and the editor at the beginning of school each year. To add enthusiasm to the campaign, the subscribers get tO name a girl for the honor of being Miss Frontpage. She receives recognition in one of the first issues of the Battery. Membership: T h el m a Lou Foller, Lo v eta Alexander, Lynn Brooks, Sherry Pruitt, Cynthia H e r ri n g, Harriet Jones, Larry Daughtery, Will Cannon, Kay Green, Susan Irwin, Norman Scott, Ste- phen Pearce. Johnny John- son, Bob McDaniel. Battery Membership: Mary Wood, Lolita Holt, Jane Alling, Lin- da Jowers, Carolyn Boni- tield, Kay Carroll, Gaylene Hughes, Nancy Jones, Bea- trice Williams, Barbara Par- sons, Janet Hall, M a r t h a Blackburn, Dianne Bowers, Janet Mills, Sherry Johnson, Betty Yager, Kay Test, Mar- garet Burney, Celia Sanders. Giving coverage to the news of activities in Abilene High School, the Battery continues to be one of the great voices of our school. It is a member of Texas High School Press Association, Texas lnterscholastic League Press, and Quill and Scroll. With a special interest journalistic work, these students can't get away from ink and copy even on club days. Never forgetting their first interest, the Battery, they call in journalists from the colleges and from town to give them pointers on editing a paper. Press 61116 t Membership: Johnny John- son, Dewaine Edwards, Dav- id Lemon, Jane Alling, Larry Daughtery, Thelma Lou Fol- ler, Loveta Alexander. if-Y, . 3... - A , LL Q.:-nt All They can BROIL steaks -- and SEW too Quturc flamcmakcrs of America Membership: Sandra Whit- tington, Bettye Bailey, Co- rene Jenkins, Martha New- berry, Billie Logsdon, Sandra Fox, Sue Williams, Judy Coc- rell, Pamela Talley, Joy Franklin, Donie Daugherty, Carol Briggs, Gail Webb, Patsy Bryan, Sherry Carpen- ter, Helen Elliot, Rosena, Thompson, Barbara Sum- ners, Linda Gilbreth, Sherry Pruitt, Patricia Jarmer, Ann Fain, Teresa Stewart, Patsy Corley, Martha Owens, Su- san Pursley, Marilyn Snell, Patsy Standard, Janet As- kew, Marilyn Hutton, Patri- cia Watkins, Patsy Leggett, Elizabeth Hoffman, L i n d a Morgan, Gloria Andrews, Rowena Ely, Charlene Avery. Sponsor: Mrs. Neil. Dreaming of a home of their own, the Future Homemakers seek to find the knowledge that will enable them to have a successful one. Preparing for the annual Sweetheart banquet in February begins early in the school year. The trips to the district, area, and state meetings are beneficial as well as enjoyable for all who attend. Membership: Nancy Savage, Jeanette Clarke, Jean Cast- leman, Bobbie Briley, Polly Moody, Beth Bagget, Eva Ashworth, Sue Parmelly, Marilyn Moore, Patty Briggs, Voncille Minshew, Mollie Sue Guest, Mary Earp, Caro- lyn Duncan, Dovie Adams, Linda Griffin, Johnie Doby, D i a n n e Mitchell, Dorothy Lindsey, Brenda Haynes, Carolyn Aumstrong, Kay Seymore, Pat Parmer, Monty Lou Ward, Sherry Ridge- way, Kathryn K i m m e y, Elaine Rogers, Wanda Mor- ris, Jean Norwood, Jackie Bonny, Jan Gray, Lynda Means, Sarah Farr, Iris Pair, Alice Suddath, Letha Latum, Judy Williams, Sheirlene El- lison, Pat Hudson. Sponsor: Miss Compere. . 'J LAI 421 11 "' vm, H 'VQ -v Huturc J-lawmakers of America First Semester Second Semester OFFICERS: OFFICERS: Johanna Edwards .. President Karla Griffin H presidem Clarecia Roe .... Vice-President 'Ii - Dolifq Holy . . . . , A Hisforiqn Carolyn Hampton .. Secretary ,. I Jann Huckaby ...... Linda Gilbreth Reporter . .. Song Leader Carolyn Hodges .... Treasurer ' 5 QQ I Jo Ann Boyd . . Parliamentarian F.H.A. SWEETHEART GIRL OF THE YEAR Johanna Edwards David Hughes Sweetheart Banquet The Presentation i at X' g? T ,l5- frccutivc Board Boyd King ...... .... P resident Charles Bradshaw ...... Vice-President Penny Brooks . . . .... Secretary Virginia Ganey . . . . . . Treasurer Flora Simons .. ......... Reporter Elecive Blair ...... Program Chairman David Short . . . ... Project Chairman CHARACTER, grades, personality MARK this ORGANIZATIQN An organization in which membership is considered to be a great honor is the National Honor Society. The aim of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render serv- ice, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in students of Abilene High School. Besides planning for two inductions, the senior reception, and keeping the trophy cases, the organization sponsors the Valentine Post Office which gives ioy to members, students, and faculty alike. Membership: Sarah Walker, Pat McDaniel, Marilyn Williams, Judy Eplen, Maxine Showal- ter, Wyneva Wood, Lin- da Burkett, Gayla Lam- bert, Kay Kring, Sandra Neas, Lyneve Chapman, Lona Truitt, Kay White, Cary Cooke, Curtis At- terberry, Jenena Hard- ing, Ann Ledbetter, Con- nie Wilson, Elecive Blair, Mary Lee Harlow, Guy Wells, St u a rt Peake, Dorothy Kemper, Mary Billings, Darrell Varner, Jerry Lee, Gaylord Arm- strong, Glynn Gregory, Tom Bourbon, D a v i d Short, John Curtis. Sponsors: Miss O d e l I Johnson, Mr. E. W. Webb. National Honor Sooioty Membership: Larry Daugh- erty, Mary R a i n s, Laura Hobbs, Sherry Addington, Barbara Strickland, Gail Galbraith, Jeanne Rosser, Charles W i I I i a m s, Judy Boehms, Sylvia Blackley, Christie Smith, Bunny Hutch- inson, Susan Voshen, Brenda lngalsbe, Ann Baldridge, Jo Ann Boyd, Judy Jones, Jane Adams, Pansy Johnson, Car- olyn Bonifield, Sharon lmes, Dorothy Keith, Linda Mor- shall, Worley R e y n ol d s, Johnny Johnson, Will Can- non, Gervis Galbraith, John Burkett, E d win Broesche, Don Ferguson, George Nic- - - - ' ' f ' ' hols, Gerald Galbraith, Ran- dy Hurst, Guy Wells. The introduction of new members in the fall is a formal occasion. ...M-uw .,,-.,,,,,A WW N' ,,,.,- -. ,. i - ,, . , , ,. ,W M ' - 4 y t . 95 ? 4 F U A -Qs. A-f RK "" Q x , 2 jj, xl , 1 54' "1 S W-till 'xi ffq, Q ,tg W 4 g i If 5 3 2 fl i . " iso ,fi ff? .f -ff at .J r I i 1 I N Y V' , - ....-n.-...p ..,51.....-...s.znu-fall Parents are the guests of the members at a luncheon Becoming a popular tradition is the Valentine Post Office on the day of induction. sponsored by the Society. ""fl .I y Shin Membership: Green, Sample, Glaze, Blackburn, Tesson, White, Taylor, Ingalsbe, Powell, Clark King, Massey, Bourbon, Todd, Cutting, Schoonover, Lee, J., Satterwhite, Nail, Lester, Ward, Rut- ledge, Lang, Chapman, T., Byars, Crow, Davis, Burkett, Kring, Keever, Williams, Harris, Benny, Baggett, Standard, Cochran, Hughes, Stephens, Gonzales, Nichols, S., Henson, Barry, Long, l.. Hooks, Barrera, Mitchell, Crump, Pollock, Holloway, Martin, Jones, Joie, Smith, D., Adams, Cundieff, Gonzales, T., Dugger, Gunn, McCollum, Jones, Jerry, Brilev. Goodwin, Ross, Knight- .loin the ABILE E HIGH BAN The A.H.S. Marching Band won recognition wherever it went. The band practiced early and late to provide the half-time activities at the football games and earned compliments from all the crowds. Playing at all the out-of-town games meant increasing the already crowded schedule. I I coNcERT BAND Mr. Jenkins , is ., . . wg? f X,-V 4? w, step, Tanner, Chapman, L., Holladay, Ratliff, Wilson, Vick, Bennett, Von Ende, Hunter, Sides, Showalter, Washburn, Davis, Gay, Harper, Long, Phil, Leonard, Rideway, Miller, Pyeatt, Kessler, Smith, C., Moore, Lee, G., Frazer, O'Gorman, White, R., Verner, Swindle, Waldrip, Nichols, L., Nichols, P., Barnes, Test, Bardin, McGowen, Hitt, Chorn, Bedichek, Ely, Giles, Mathis, Swanson, Eplen, Webster, Hanna, Queen. and see the WE T Besides displaying their talents on the marching field, the concert band gave programs which were unusual and praiseworthy. The Christmas program, especially, was enjoyed by all who attended. The main event of the year was the trip to Denver for the National Music Educators' Association Conference. Mr. Fielder CADET BAND ,ffl af, it " DRUM JerfY Jimmy Carol Lee .. Tom Bourbon .. Kay White . , . Reg Crump . . . Kenneth Chorn . . . MAJOR gqrdin OFFICERS ..... Captain 'Ist Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant COLOR GUARD Dan Greene, Jimmy Massey, Carl Jack Williams, Tom Bourbon MAJORETTES Jean Tesson, Loretta Long, Sue Nichols, Linda Knight step, Martha Blackburn, Marilyn King. Orchestra OFFICERS: Nancy Sample ............ President Judy Mathis .......... Vice President Sue Bramlet .............. Secretary Blll Allen Socual Chalrman Lynda Hayes Llbraruan From Beethoven to the Modern The Orchestra under the durectvon of Robert Fnelder has done nts share In bringing honors to the musucal de partment thus year also Many wnll remember the tune concerts grven nn assembly and the All Cnty Concert where our orchestra lonned other orchestras of the cuty Membership Cary Cooke Nancy Gravens Jummy Nall Robert Holladay Elecnve Blalr Katy Hargraves Do Iores Weldon Carla Cobb Jan Pruutt Sue Bramlet Helen Woods Morrns Brannon Ronnne Cheek Bull Allen Morrns Weller Mary Ivy Duane Bowers James Wunk Judy Mathus Judy Ward Carolyn Stephens Janice Cuttung Denneve Chapman Jayleta Glaze Nancy Sample Don Polloch Lonnne Cundaeff Lynn Nachols Eva lena Lang louse Bob Davns Lynda Hayes Frances Bush Zena Mae Barnett l spew tn HU. 'wg pi I . . . I . . . . - n I ' - . Z 1 1 ' .1 I ' l I 1 ' I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' , , , , - rf ' ' A 4-V ws -jr V . , ' .. 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Reporter PRE-MEDS plan for the FUTURE Visions of having "Dr." before their name has brought these young hopefuls together each Wednesday to look into the subiect of medicine. To aid them, doctors and technicians came to speak and answer questions. Trying to decide which college has the best facilities for the different fields of medicine is an important topic. Membership: J e a n i e Barnes, Judy Walden, Jan Sunday, Mary Lau Sud- dath, Judy Parker, Son- dra Thomasson, M r s . Grubb, Gail Henson, Gary Coppinger, Darrell Var- ner, Sam Fish, Rusty Leh- rer, Jacky Crow, Jimmy Justice, Michael O'Gor- man, Bobby Swindle, Jim- my Massey, Don Finley, David B u tto n , James Webster, Cary Cooke. ,M Q I-sign" junior Keri Krass OFFICERS: Bryon McReynolds Sylvia Blackley . . Judy Jones . . . Nancy Sample .. Paul Stubbs .... Marilyn Williams .. President . . . . . . Secretary ... Project Chairman . Program Chairman State Hospital Project . Golden Age Project The sponsoring of the adoption of the children at the State Hospital by each homeroom and entertaining them with an Easter egg hunt is a major activity of the Junior Red Cross. Having parties honoring some of the elder citizens of Abilene, collecting items to cheer hospital patients, and conducting the Red Cross Drive are a few of the other great services of the Junior Red Cross Council to our school and community. Membership: Verna Lee Horne, Margaret Stwart, Charlesie Mur- phy, Sue Landreth, Birdie Burson, Linda Eddington, Carol Gaddy, Kay Jones, Elaine McDonald, Bete ty Watts, Paul Stubbs, Harriet Sail-can, Carolyn Beidleman, J. R. Jones, Dan Farmer, Bob Smith, David Kemp. Sponsor: Mrs. Haney. Had Gross Homeroom representatives receive materials for the Junior Red Cross drive. f v .al 5 - f yi' 3 Many committees serve to carry on the big projects of the Council. When their work is complete, the party the donations, the entertainment, or the drive is certain to be a great success. ii Membership: Sue S rn i t h, C a y I o m a Hurst, Martha Blackburn, Robbie Dobbs, Rosie Steen, Christell Train- er, Sharlotte Bratton, Jean Heath, Patsy Giles, Melinda Husbands, D a v i d Bryan, Gale Moore, Glenda Little- field, Joan Hill, Jane Derry- berry, Paula Smith, Dorothy Flowers, Doll Martin, Bar- bara Brown, Carol Allen, Robert A n d e r s o n, Toni Thompson, Janet Middleton, Loretta Keith, Darcus Smith, Jo EI White, Bettye Camp- bell, Rita Rose, Jean Weaver, Ralph Rasco. 9'uture Teachers af America OFFICERS Linda Burkett ............. President Judy Boehms . . . . . . Vice-President Nancy Sample .... ,... Se cretary Elecive Blair . . . .... Treasurer X Nannie Roberts . . . . . . Reporter ZW J Patsy Giles . . . ..... Historian Charles Mundy ...... Parliamentarian Members of the Future Teachers enioy their induction party at Patsy Giles' home. Children, BEWARE of these in I96I Textbooks, pen and ink will always remain in the realm of educators. The Future Teachers of America is composed of students who think that their main goal in life is to teach the untaught. The primary grades have the greatest attraction to some, while others find the teen-agers and college student to be at a more challenging level. Students teaching in the elementary schools in the spring helps them to make up their minds. Some may even venture back to A.H.S. to share their newly acquired knowledge. Membership: Elevive Blair, Patsy Giles, Nancy Sample, Linda Burkett, Judy Boehms, N a n n i e Roberts, Charles Munday, Lyneve Chapman, Lolita Holt, Kay Swartz, Lin- da Marshall, Peggy Gra- ham, Katy Jo Hargrave, Jann Huckaby, M a r t h a Blackburn, Sandra Fox, Con- nie Wilson, Ma ry Wood. Sponsor: Mrs. Ballard. alfalfa! Uzcspians Membership: David By- ers, Sherry Cook, Louise Ledford, Sherry Adding- ton, Carol Ruffin, Valorie Bielefeldt, J o m e s Tony, Barbara Brown, Frances Bush, Lyneve Chapman, Mary Lashlee, Bee Ann Gilchrist, Jean Sowell, Jo- Ann Owens, Roger Helge- son, J a m e s Parramore, Mike Pelfrey, A. B. Todd, Pete Brock, Betty Ross, Gena Ganey, Larry Fraz- ier, Jenena Harding, Paul Stubbs, Ly n n Coleman, Jim Willeford, John Mill- erman. Sponsor: Mr. Ernest Sub- lett. Programs and Inductions DOMINATE the Year's WGRK Having as their aim the promotion of dramatic arts in secondary schools, the members have to meet cer- tain requirements betore becoming eligible for induction. Monthly meetings are held because ofthe crowd- ed schedule of the dramatics department. The Abilene Chapter, Troupe 353, is a member ofthe National organization. Membership: Loretta Keith, Charlsie Murphey, Diamma Strickland, Rosa Lee Jones, Patsy Kinnard, Barbara Strickland, Linda Shiflet, S u s a n Voshen, Elecive Blair, Pansy John- son, Linda Marshall, Bev- erly Buie, Dorthy Kemper, Sandra Fountain, Bernell Blain, Don Ferguson, Gary Ross, Pat Lewis, Scotty Arnold, Bill Newton, Rush McGinty, Jerry Watson. GREAT CHOIR OF A. H. S.: Kemper, Smith, Ross, Morrison, Trainer, Eplen, Toney, Barnes, Short, Todd, Sides, Bishop, Thompson, Spencer, Roberts, Edington, Brown, Derryberry, Legg, Elmore, Benson, Murphy, Harding, Moore, Barron, Housewright, Chapman, N e a s, Showalter, Ferguson, Landers, Moore, Griffing, Dunlap, Estes, Gustavus, Redwine, Briggs, Patty, Caroll, Blackford, Talley, Young- blood, Pruitt, Littlefield, Kring, Kirkpatrick, Avery, Ledbetter, Hill, Bonifield, Bailey, Helgensen, Harrison, Hodges, Smith, Daniel, Mitchell, Colwell, Tinkle, McElroy, Carpenter, Whittington, Craw- ford, Yarborough, Gray, Strickland, Spence, McBride, Bowman, Titlow, Carroll, Webb, Elsey, Todd, Sturdivant, Carwsley, Shirley, Standley, Harper, McEntire, Dunlap, Cockrell, Gilbreath, Minshew, Dowdell, Mclenton, Thornton, Tibbets, Chandler, Purcely, Campbell, Rix, Maiors, James, Fair, King, McDaniel, Coleman, Pelfrey, Carothers, Petty, Burkett, Stowe, Vick, Watson, Judd, Flores, Brown, Williams, Shipley, Wiggins, Sitchler, Bowers, Briggs. g SOPRANOS, BASSES BOARD OF GOVERNORS: Sharon Barron, Gale Moore, Sue Edington, Sandra Neas, Glenda Littlefield, Judy Benson, Robert Carothers, James Toney, Roger Helgensen, Jim Sturdivant, Darrell Moore. The hundred blended voices of the Great Choir has brought a thrill to its many au- diences in Abilene and West Texas. At Christmas time the choir helped to put the entire school in a "Christmasy' mood as they paraded the halls singing familiar carols. ln the spring they made their annual tour, en- tered contest, and ioined other members of the Fine Arts department in producing "Brig- adoon." 1 .l ' ACAPELLA TOURING CHOIR: P. Housewright, B. Chapman, B. Ross, J. Hill, C. Smith, G. Morrison, C. Trainer, J. Eplen M. Showalter, P. Briggs, C. Briggs, R. Blackford, J. Elmore, L. Legg, B. Brown, P. Talley, J. Benson, S. Barron, G. Moore D. Kemper, B. Kirkpatrick, J. Harding, S. Neas, R. Redwine, J. Derryberry, L, Gustavas, S. Edington, J. McElroy, P Roberts, M. Tinkle, M. Youngblood, J. Pruitt, J. Murphy, N. Coffey, A. Ledbetter, C. Harrison, B. James, J. Toney, D Ferguson, J. Todd, D. Elsey, C. Barnes, M. Harper, S. Mclntire, R. Dunlap, D. Moore, B. McDaniel, R. Standley, L. Spen- cer, O. Griffing, G. Littlefield, C. Avery, R. Helgensen, D. Rix, J. Landers, H. Maiors, D. Short, A. B. Todd, D. Sides, J. Sturdivant, E. Bishop, D. Shirley, B. Carothers, D. Crawsley, J. Thompson, P. Estes, J. Dunlap, K. Kring. find way to choruses BOY'S QUARTET: Carol Barnes, Olen Griffing, John Thompson, A. B. Todd. GlRL'S TRIO: Judy Benson, Linda Legg, Gloria Morrison. TC 5 N 72 g - - -1 .as "Ii, A ca 1 i To I ' xx, 1' A Lxll, 41 .Ll ' Q ,. -' x , . A 5 Au,-"" 1' x . K J ,J "' V ' a! EAGLE-ETTES: Lou Ann Stalling, Ann Newberry, Gloria Andrews, Janelle Huddleston, Pat Branton, Birdie Burson, Jane Lambert, Sarah Farr, Nell Nix, Diane Mitchell, Martha Caffey, Claudine Vernon, Sandra Battles, Clarecia Roe, Judy Jones, Patricia Duncan, Barbara Latta, Betty Watts, Judy Royal, Linda Chalker, Jo Ann Maples, Patsy Barlow, Anita McDonald, Claudia Lanham, Letha Tatum, Ellen Cain, Nancy Savage, Linda Bottoms, Elaine McDonald, Marsha Ard, Charlotte McGuire. TEEN TONES BOY'S QUARTET Judy Eplen, Betty Ross, David Short, Olen Griffing, Steve Kaye Kring, Glenda Littlefield MClf1YiFe, -l0l1"1 T0l1mPS0f1 K 7 ' ,Li ' t tt K 5 184 5'uturr Nurses 61110 OFFICERS Sherry Addington President Judy Sybrant Vice President Carolyn Bonifield Secretary Treasurer Sue Gregg Parliamentarian Nancy Little Reporter Jean Dunn Chaplain They want to SERVE mankind ln days of growing up many little girls dream of becom g a nurse but only a few pursue t in high school Investigating the field of nursing as a career these girls have guest speakers who give them facts about their favored career and they visit the local hospitals The most talked about event of the year is the visit to Parkland Hospital in Dallas ' ze ' . L' f ,. -' . 1 . , " ,gas .- ' ' " ' Dr ' WE.-- 'LJ 'w w Membership: Wanda Rat- liff Marian Dudney Jean Dunn Sue Gregg Loretta Long Sherry Addington Judy Sybrant Jorita Ha- gins Peggy Graham Su- san Barrera Myrna Cor- ley, Nettie Smith, Louise Ledford, Dorothy Vine- yard, Carolyn Bonifield, Paula Miller, Jane Mar- shall, Mary lvey, Burtra Petitfuls, Jo Harrisan. Nancy Philley, Pay Fun- derburg, Loretta Boilles, Ann Ratliff, Bonnie Bai- ley, Karol Lack, Mary Galloway, Melba Vance, Patsy Courtemanche, Len- na Ann Stephens, Jean Weaver, Claudia Lan- ham, Barbara Ashby, Nina Humphreys. gllfllff Sfarmcrs of ,America OFFICERS Douglas Parker ............ President Marcial Mitchell .... ist Vice-President Malcolm Strole .... 2nd Vice-President Dale Burson ....... 3rd Vice-President Donald McDonold Wesley Sanders . Don Watkins .. Wayne Bell .... Gerald Bailey .. Ray Davis . . . F.F.A. teaches scientific FARMI G . . . . . Reporter . . Secretary .. .. Treasurer Parliamentarian ...... Sentinel . . Historian "Learning to do, doing to earn, earning to live, and living to serve" is the motto of the Future Farmers. They are "learning to do" under the leadership of Mr. J. I. Moore and Mr. Bill Coalson. These boys, study- ing "doing to earn," plan proiects to sell at the Annual Fat Stock Show. Later in life they will be "earning to live" and in doing so will be "living to serve." These boys are our future farmers. Membership: Jerry Mitchell, Jimmy Wallace, William Braddock, Sandra Peay, Dot- ty Mize, Ray White, Jerry Morrison, Ronnie Jefferies, Carl Gillet, Norman Scott, Arthur Rozelle, Jerry Clay- ton, Bobby O'Donnell, Eu- gene Moore, Rodney Joy, Rusty Lehrer, Donald Wil- liams, Richord Foster, Ben- ton Glover, James Brad- dock, Paul Cowley, Harold Stephens, Bill Warlick, Mel- vin Jones, Don Phillips, Tip- ton Bumgardner, Jerry Eng- lish, Dale Graham, Billy Moore, Leslie Scott, Clyde Carbon, Gary Ackers. Sponsors: Mr. Coalson and Mr. Moore. Qarm Skill Delmwstratiau Zhaplcr 9armcr The FARM and SKILI. DEMONSTRATION team won first place in the state. The ad- visor is Mr. Bill Coalson, and the team members are Rusty Lehrer, Dale Burson, and Wesley Sanders. F. F. A. Q U E E N Sandra Peay R U N N E R S - U P Linda Bullock Dotty Mize Nita Wilkerson EX-PRESIDENT Leo Townsend FQSFLQA' Membership: K e n n e t h Williams, Kenneth Vaughn, Larry Dolezel, Johnny Bradshaw, Ron- nie lngle, Pat Henderson, Presley Guitar, Gary Tate, Gene Mitchell, J i m m y Chandler, Sherman Rob- ertson, Kenneth Mitchell, Gere Mitchell, Bucky Mc- Mullan, Andrew Parks, Orlando Granthum, K. D. Griffin, P e t e Wilburn, Lawrence Stice, Willard Johnson, L l o y d Press- wood, Gene Mitchell, Ol- lie Sutton, James Dooley, Winston Sosebee, Roy Burns, Billy McKee, Jerry Wilburn, Arthur S h a w, Floyd Jones, Charles Rea- gan, Charles McClatchy, D o y l e Monscell, Carol Pringle, Willis Watts, Ken- neth Farrington, J. R. Jones, Finis Bogart. 'X if .?asl1iar1 61116 Becky Foster . . ...... President Janice Stuard . . . ..... Vice-President Betty Russey ...... Secretary-Treasurer Janet Davis . . . ......... Reporter FASHIONS are important to A.H.S. GIRL The Fashion Club members like to talk about the current clothing styles throughout this area. ln tackling their personal problems, they discuss color schemes, patterns, and styles best suited for their types. These girls want to join the other fashion-minded co-eds of A.H.S. in wanting to look their best at all times. Membership: Lynda Bright, Charlotte Bailey, J a n i c e Stuard, Janet Davis. Becky Foster, Doro- thy Massy, Wyoma Lock- hart, Janelle Huddleston, Frances Benitez, Esther Flores, E I a i n e Roberts, June Ezzel, Myretta Bow- man, M a r t h a Dupree, Martha Cathey. Sponsor: Mrs. Story. Il 8. Professionals OFFICERS: Pat Fudge - Vice-President, Nancy Jones-Parliamentori- an, Sherry Pebworth-Pres- ident, Brenda Whiteaker- Secy.-Treas., Barbara Neil- on-Reporter. Membership: Sharon Chris- tie, Wanda Rogers, Dianne Dodson, Carleta Sigler, Beth Yager, Beniie Reede, Sherri- lyn Crawford, Barbara Fer- guson, June Rosser, Nancy Allen, Shirley Bassetti. Sponsor: Miss Billie Bailey. It's a GIRLS' SPORTS WORLD in P.E. Professionals After all the aches and pains of physical education, these girls are not discouraged because they are think- ing of making it a profession! It may be iust a small nook in the sports' world, but each girl can find a place for training others. Each to his own. These boy schoose golf to talk about on club days. When spring comes, they will be found on the greens putting into practice what they have learned from their discussions. Golf 61116 OFFICERS: Allan Leonard - Sergeant, James Johnson - Vice-Presi- dent, Jesse Brown - Presi- dent, Doug Procter - Secre- tary, Jimmy Milstead - Re- porter. Membership: Joe B row n, Jimmy Alexander, Bill Du- sek, Jerome Roberts, John Compere, Jim Gray, Phillip Peterson, Ray Davis, Bob Dusek, Sydney Seale, Rufus Wallingford, Jim Rodgers, Isabel Arispe, Stanley Miller. Sponsor: Mr. John Dyer. Quturs Business leaders OFFICERS: Lari Hudgins . . Dorothy Keith . Janice Standard Jimmy Fry . . . F.B.L. learn to please the Boss President Secretary-Treasurer ,. , . . .. Vice-President . , . Reporter Juniors and seniors who come from typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and other office practice classes can join this club to discuss the needs of those who will work in business offices. Learning short cuts in office work will put these students much farther up in the line when they apply for a iob, Membership: Lydia Taylor, M a r g a r e t Carpenter, Pat Sims, Pat Williamson, Betty Jean Gates, Neita Camp- bell, Barbara Brown, Lette Brown, Barbara Williams, Thelma Hudson, Julia Baker, Larry Shaddix, Robert Mce Daniel, Dale York, Courtney Cook, Judy Pilgrim. Sponsor: Miss Avis Deavers. jk, ,Q l V 1, , Q, WQ, far wif ' pa ,24" , , , Audia Visual OFFICERS: Wilford Milsap . .. .. . President Dan Jones .,.. .. Vice-President Claudine Phillips ......,... Secretary Technicians: John McGowen, John Haney, Charles Norton, James Parra- more, James Webster, David Whitman, Wendell Russell, Donald Stephens. TESTING---one, two, three, --ls it working? Always present for any class or production demand are the A. V. operators who are trained to help with the showing of films, operating spot lights and speakers, and the issuing of equipment. On Thursdays we find these members meeting to get instruction from their advisor, Mr. Hiner. The students of Abilene High School are indebted to these workers for serving them from the opening class bell in September until the last activity of the year, the Senior reception after commencement. Membership: Barbara Lan- fair, Doll Martin, Sharlotte Bratton, Betty Hysaw, Jean Sowell, Kay Roberts, Bonnie Box, Carol Randolph, Ann Jackson, Barbara Alexand- er, Sandra McDonald, Mary Lou Suddath, Leslie Elich, John Byram, Bill Sides, Bob Sides, Martin Crossnol, Jim- my Zacharias, Preston Reid, Byran Osborne, Buddy Her- rell, D a n n i e Jones, Ross Bordwell, Gary Cox, Joe Hill, Billy Bell, Bill Tull, Wil- liam Allen. Sponsor: Mr. Vaiden Hiner. ills junior ,Academy of Science OFFICERS: Will Cannon-President, Bill Fair- Reporter, Jerry Lee- Sgt.-at-Arms, Nelda Clinton -Secy.-Treas. Membership: Robert Hunter, Morris We i l e r, Frederick Chapel, Jerry Jone, Bill Col- thorp, Chris Coursey, Mar- tin Crossnoe, Nord Lewis, Don Cowley, Nick Dugger, Arthur Hannon, Norris Risty. Sponsors: M i s s Margurite Griffin, Mr. R. Harwell. Here we may find TOMORROW? great SCIENTISTS The Junior Academy of Science gives those students who have special interests in science a chance to share their hobbies, to discuss some of their experiments, and to secure more knowledge in their field. The science meetin held in the s rin is im ortant to them. 9 P 9 P BCDOK BROWSERS offer a helping hand in LIBRARY While helping teachers and students find books and references, these students, who are the right hand as- sistants of the librarians, find little time to browse among the books. They are another group who give their services to the work of A.H.S. as-xi -vu,-we , ,. 1: A Hook Krawscrs OFFICERS: Johannah Edwards - Presi- dent, Nancy Little-Secretary, Don C. Plowman-Parlia- mentarian, Mary Sumpter- Vice'President, Hazel Pip- pins-Reporter. Membership: Jacinta Carter, Elizabeth Hoffman, Patsy Courtemanche, Wanda Der- ington, Sue Goodwin, Mary Lee Harlow, Helen Grace El- liot, Mary Horn, Cathy Brun- ner, J o h a n n a Forehand, Larry Frazier, June Rosser, Norma Reese. Sponsors: Mill Louise Wills, Miss Marion Walker. Architectural 61116 OFFICERS: Y Don Campbell ...... Reporter 1: Pat Jones .... .... P resident Linda West ....... Secy.-Treas. Ken Wilson .... Vice-President Membership: Robert Marshall, Jimmy Clark, Curtis Newberry, John Curtis, Phil Brown, Joe Ras- co, Coyt Crowder, Julian Harlan, Dale White, Pat R. Jones, John- ny Jackson, La r r y Ridgway, Mackey Barnes. Sponsor: Mr. H. A. Dunn. There's a FUTURE for these potential architects Studying and discussing architectural problems and making sketches of different types of architecture, these boys enjoy their club period which passes all too quickly. Each dreams of his own set of plans for a great edifice. lt's just a QSL CARD from aWl Station While working to promote interest in amateur radio, these students find studying other forms of electron- ics just as much fun. Some of these students may be working on radio and television professionally one day. 1 Radio 61146 OFFICERS: Charles Mundy-Reporter John Busby-Vice-President Judy Ward-Secy.-Treas. Mike Collum-President Membership: Robert Taylor, Terry Chapman, Sue Good- win, Gerald Montgomery, Gordon Melton, Phil Long, filt- Joie Jones, Donnie Jones, Bob Smith, Jimmy Wilsher, Bill Morris, Kenneth Sher- wood, Gene Estes, Tommy Cooper, Dale Cone, Freddie Coffey, Jerry Hattox, Jerry Leach, Jim Snell. Sponsor: Mr. B. C. Goodman. Slfuttcrbugs OFFICERS: Reuben Standley . . . .... Pf6SiClef1Y Jerry Burdin ..... .... V ice-President Judy Mathis . . . ,. Secretary-Treasurer X A HEX' DGOR of I TEREST opens for AMATEURS Amateurs today but perhaps professionals tomorrow, these photography enthusiasts meet every week to discuss films, A.S.A. ratings, good exposure, composition, depth of field and other related topics. Just to mention a type of camera brings forth a lively discussion. Those who are the proud possessors of good pictures or slides are eager to show them whether they are called on or not. For an interesting hobby, one should see what this group has to say about photography. Membership: Joyce Shipley, Charlotte Scott, Dorothy Ed- wards, Nita Schoonover, Do- lores Miller, Judy Eakins, Glenn Dale Mayfield, Louie Bob Davis, Bobby Taylor, Win Sl-miles, Carl Williams, James Wink, Gaylon Steel, Fred Michaelis, Jack Graves, Jon Hays, Earl Nall, Joe Agan, Travis Cranfill, Bill Davis, Joe Dan Risley, H. D. Chisrn, Darrell Woody. Sponsor: Mr. E. D. Echols. Crawl 61116 OFFICERS: Larry Green .... Reporter Elecive Blair Vice-President Eddie Gipson , , . President Carlene White . . Secretary Mike Young ,........... Parliamentarian Membership: Fay Taylor, Charles Miller, Mary Wal- ker, Reba Powell, Jeanine Pugh, Roy Leddy, Edwin Har- mon, Wanda Robbins, Nelda Estes, Dale Johnson, Pat Rose. Sponsor: Miss Lee McAdams .loin the TRAVEL CLUB and study the WCDRLD. Learning about different countries gives these Travel enthusiasts a greater desire for more realistic views. Maps, magazines, and travel folders are a part of their equipment. FRIENDSHIPS Made from the WIDE, WIDE WORLD Fun and service, too, are experienced by these classmates who like to write letters. Their aim is to help foster world peace through friendship cultivated by foreign pen pals. Qarcigu Earrcspoudence OFFICERS: Sandra Key .... President Pam Stephen .... Secretary Swen Rogers .... Reporter Membership: Alyce Ballard, Wanda Derington, Stella Rosales, Georgia Rister, John Vaden, Ann Knott, Barbara Turner, Darla Barbee, Mary Sumpter, Nelda Stroud, San- dra Hads, Charlotte Mc- Clinton, Robert Holladay, Bety Adams, Mary Dooley, Gladys Pippin, Stella Wat- son, Joyce McClure, Wilma Chapman, Earline Beechley, Margie Hodges, Lynda Hayes, Norma Fortune, Betty Force, Betty Murdock. Sponsor: Mrs. K. Morrow. ' 'mags iff ff Sportsman glllb OFFICERS: Jerry English . . . .... Reporter John King .....4.... President Steve Strickland . Vice-President Billy Neill . . Program Chairman Dennis Strickland . . Secy.-Treas. Membership Kent Van Arsdel, Ray Roe, Bobby Kirklen, J. C. Welch, Jerry Watts, Wayne Munn, Bobby Adkins, Roy Houghton, Clifford Hall, Glen Pyeatt, Tommy Yarbrough, Tal- bot Kelly, Carroll Pringle, Terry Griffith, Steve Lindberg, Johnny Bradshaw, Billy Weller, Bill Aut- ery, John Taylor, Bobby Pounds, Benton Glover. Sponsor: Mr, Ed Tapscott. They can HU T, FISH, and give the openings of all SEBSOHS Three divisions were formed for the outdoor enthusiasts of A.H.S. Trying to promote hunting, fishing, and outdoor life is their aim, but we venture to say that trying to tell the biggest fish story is a side line. Learn- ing to abide by the rules and to increase skill in outdoor sports appear to be serious subiects for discussions. OFFICERS: Tommy Broyles . Reporter Buckie McMullen . . Secy. Sam Steele President Membership: Woody Weir, Gary Hart, Jim Freeman, Jerry Hendricks, Jim Lane, Nelson Stephens, David Featherston, James Black- wood, Jimmy Roberts, Doyle Knight, Gary Ward, Jimmy Tutt, Billy McKee, Charles Reagan, Robert Tuley, Sammy Rutherford, Kenneth Clark, Wade An- thony, Don Terrell, Dole Lollar, James Israel, Jim Murphrey. Sponsor: Mr. J. Payne. . 1 Q 1 MC T Sportsman 61116 OFFICERS: Bud McWilliams . Vice-Pres. Leo Walter ...... President Tony Bell ..... Secy.-Treas. Membership: Larry Edwards, Douglas Hudson, Paul Nel- son, Jack Outland, Larry Williams, Don Williams, Don Plowman, Jack McChesney, Don Vest, Mack Owens, Dud- ley Kidwell, Gerald Mc- Cracken, A. C. Bardin, Bruce Bramley, George McMillin, Benny Davis, Wayne Kirk- patrick, Jim Baldry, Jerry Mulkey, Larry Jones, Tommy Griffin, Bobby Davis. Sponsor: Mr. R. A. McCollum. Mathematicians TACKLE difficult problems Interest in the mysteries of mathematics brings this group together for discussions during the activity period on club days. Different kinds of math are attacked and short cuts are presented when usable. it ,ZVMHEQ Math 61116 OFFICERS: Wayland Parsons .Treasurer Ted Moore . Vice-President Dayland Parsons . President Taylor Daniell .. Secretary Jimmy Parsons .. Reporter Membership: James South, A. B. Willingham, Adrian Ashley, Dean Thompson, Randall Beyer, David Short, Bill Montgomery, Mickey Mc- Guire, Bobby Hinkle. Sponsor: Mrs. Rosa Belle Curtis. aux ,C i was-.sg f, -,1w ., 'vs Cflzarfmzlily is 1 Y' an OFFICERS: Marsha Ard . . , ..... Pr9Sid6nl Jan Pruit .... . . . Vice-President Pat Whitaker .... .... S ecretary Jane Feierabend . . . - - ReP0'le" Nancy Ratliff . . . - - - R9P0'le' 'th To have CHARM is their DE IRE "Charm is lust what l don't have and need the most," is the familiar cry of many as they enter into the activities of the Charmality Club. ln addition to their discussions on personality, they take time to discuss fashions and present a style show. Being a new activity for the sophomore girls, their interest is good, and they prepare interesting programs. Their sponsors are Mrs. Endsley and Miss Duncan. - uv v Membership: Gloria Phillips, Judy Benson, Barbara Reed, Susanne Bowen, Jere Lind- berg, Martha Fox, Kay Spid- ler, Anita McDonald, Pam Dillard, Julieanne Conally, Carolyn Fruman, Doris Haw- kins, Karla Gains, Cathy Brunner, Carole Bishop, Cathey Carlton, Saundra Peay, Marilyn Colly, Jane Green, Janet Mills, Sue Mc- Gaugh, Lydia McCollum, Juathema Greeson, Linda Gorsuch, Beatrice Williams, ., , x k,s -, ,V y Kay Beaty. Sponsor: Mrs. Endsley. Acting ,Cab and Stagccraft Membership: Pete Brock, Elecive Blair, Bernell Blain, Grace Kesler, Rosalee Jones, Valorie Bielefeldt, Linda Shiflet, Scottie Arnold, San- dra Fountain, Nita Milner, Gail Galbraith, Barbara Black, Susan Voshen, Lynn Brooks, Jerry Watson, Je- nena Harding, Nancy Neil, Mary Archer, Glenda Buck- ner, Sue Buchanan, Sara Featherston, Barbara Lan- fair, Leslie Elick, Lynn Cole- man, Rush McGinty, Mike O'Brien, A. B. Todd, Charles White, Bob Mitchell, Jim Turkett, Paul Stubbs, Bob Smith, Jay Sanders. Sponsor: Mr. Ernest Sublett. A SKIT or DRAMA. . .there's MGRE to it THAN PLAY lt's fun to be a part of a tear-ierker or a comedy, but before the performance is ready for that "big night," many details must be worked out by the stage crew. It takes the combined efforts of the members of the acting lab and stagecraft to give A.H.S. another great production. Lovely girls seek lovely TRAITS Personality is like a magic word among sophomore girls who are eager to fit into the affairs of high school. Here in the Personality Club, girls discuss their problems of personality development and proper etiquette for various occasions. Personality 61110 OFFICERS: Linda Legg ...... President Charlotte McGuire Vice-Pres. Claudine Vernon . . Treas. Sylvia Knight .... Secretary Mrs. J. T. Weaver . Sponsor Membership: Joan Forehand, Sharon Eckert, Bonnie Box, Flora Atkinson, Laura Le- mon, Jackie Hunt, Sandra Carr, Margie Curtis, Kay Cole, Priscilla Dixon, Carolyn Kossey, Judy Webb, Marcea Kleinbecker, Betty Atkins, Jan Belsky, Susan Shead, Jo Ann Maples, Judy Smith, Betty Lester, Dorothy Toliver, Jean Bateman, Nell Nix, Lin- da Teal, Sue Nichols, Saun- dra Wenzel, Wanda Turner, Lynn Custavis, Sandra Rog- ers, Fredda Johnson. v v Lv M 'R -,s 1 T7 :Q MWA' 'i""'las, OFFICERS: Gwen lankford . . Lafon Jowers . . . Joyce Henderson Sondra Loader .. Mary Wood . . . Senior Girls spend club days discussing the LATEST fplzcsy Vice-President .... President .. Secretary . . . Reporter .. Treasurer Top on the list of club choices for Senior girls is the Ephesy Club where they have a last opportunity to discuss together personality problems and styles. The highlight of the year came when the Ephesy girls presented "Christmas Fantasy" as their style show. Local merchants furnished the lovely clothes that each girl dreamed of owning. Picnics and parties were other diversions. Membership: Sue Green, Grace Kesler, Sarah Walker, Frankie Reid, Jackie Elmore, Margaret Youngblood, Peg- gy Roberts, Jossie Mashburn, Valorie Bielfeldt, Edna Holl- aday, Neta Milner, Gail Gal- braith, Mary Rains, Mary Archer, Ann Pope, Wanda Allen, Kay Bosden, Jane All- ing, Martha Tinkle, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Amerette Von- derhoff, Carla Cobb, Nancy Neil, Joyce Spicer, Nannie Roberts, Norma Haddox, Kay White, Betty Lou Miller, Deana Wood, Rosa Warner, Loree Davis, Jean Tesson. Sponsor: Mrs. Jo Etter. Gwen and La Fon dream of finding some of these beautiful clothes under their tree on Christ- FUGS I'T1Ol'l'1. Membership: Priscilla House- wright, Beverly Beall, Joan Morris, Jo Carroll McDavitt, Judy Boehms, Janice Mur- phy, LaVerne Wyatt, Pat Rogers, Peggy Hasty, Bar- bara Black, Sue Buchanan, Billie Tidwell, Barbara Col- well, Kay Fleming, Glynda Buckner, Nita Winn, Gayle Willis, Madalin Gilstrap, Laura Ashley, Barbara Math- ews, Judy Miles, Joy Black, Gloria Rodgers, Royce Black- ford, Betty Chapman, Jena Ganey, Rita Bumpas, Margie Selden, Fran Lashlee, Mary Ann Weber, Ann Jackson, Emogene Edmondson. Sponsor: Miss Gaynelle Lambert. i Q . s ' HA Sports clothes for these sports-minded people, Kenny and Gail, would answer their Christmas wish. Seventeen Dana Ogle .. Angie Henley Sharon Barron linda Blevins Linda Jowers Janet Hall . . . Lynda Renfro . Shirley Turner OFFICERS President Vice-President . , . . . Secretary Treasurer ......Reporter . . . . Parliamentarian ..... Program Chairman . .. . . Social Chairman SEVENTEEN studies latest TRENDS in fashions Besides boys, what does a girl of seventeen think about most? Her appearance and personality, of course. Taking their interests seriously, the members of Seventeen study the latest trends in fashions and hair styles. The highlight of the year was the girls' presentation of a style show, bringing to A.H.S. the most popular fashions for all activities. Membership: Linda Ray- mond, Carolyn Gunnels, M a r y Ann Herrington, Margaret B u r n s, Elaine Smith, Ann Slaton, Jenna Hale, Linda Leslie, Sandra Sprain, Dee Ann Dalling, Ruth Brady, Judy Malone, Martha Davis, Mary Brad- shaw, S a n d r a Whittle, Peggy Bennett, Barbara Alexander, Betty Gregory, Linda Bullock, Ann Burle- son, Linda Pruitt, Dickie Barry, J o n e ll Williams, Linda Daugherty. S p o n s o r: Miss Beverly Ball. ft' if IRT! 61116 Participating in the fun of a club meet- ing are Marian Cox, Sandra Whittle, Linda Jowers, and Kay Test. This committee composed of Betty Jo Gregory, Mary Gene Bradshaw, Carolyn Gunnels, and Mary Ann Herrington is one of several which help to carry out the aim of the club. HIGHLIGHTS of the Year . . . a hayride . . . a weiner roast . . . two style shows . . . a Christmas party . . . Membership: Janis Joseph, Nancy Scott, Judy Royal, Betty Burns, La Verne Boyd, Ruth Branscum, Melba Kim- my, Carole Crow, Marilyn King, Anna Scott, Marian Cox, Barbara Parsons, Clar- ice Cole, Margaret Burney, Bettye Jefferies, La Vonne Ashton, Kay Test, Joyce Snow, Eva Fay Steen, Dar- lene Luna, Bess Garrett, Joyce McCollum, La Verne Ashton, Linda Morrison, Pat Colle, Linda Stone. Sponsor: Miss Pat Nuckols. Human 50171111 2 , f, '-s Membership: Gladys Pip- pin, Jane Adams, Bettye Campbell, Linda Gorsuch, Carol Ruffin, Dorothy Vineyard, Ann Knott, Bil- lie Bryan, Sarah Dale, Lin- da Marshall, Judy Ander- son, Robert McKissick, Jerry Dehlinger, Larry Spencer, Donald Methvin, Leon Valentine, Gaylene Hughes, Sherron Eckert, Nelda Clinton, Jimmy Bowman, Lloyd Graham, Don Finley, Martin Cross- noe, Richard von Ende, John J. Hughes, Dale White, Jimmy Lee, Bob Harrison, Bill Gilles, Jack Graves. ,sv-4 W 3.5L bihf 444 .--. AL- ALA 44. 4 . The SLAVES serve--the Masters boss Slave trading went out with Civil War, but members of the Roman Forum forget this fact as new members are auctioned oft to the highest bidder at the Slave Auction. Modern fashions and conveniences are put aside at banquet time when members don their togas and practice eating gracefully while sitting on the floor. All Latin students are members of the Roman Forum. Interesting projects come from the study of cus- toms and a greater vocabulary comes from the study of the language. T, Y Y Q W I e Q 5 t -H ,. 4, Membership: Myrna Corley Sue Gregg, Saundra Peay Beverly Ross, Penny Gray Carla Miles, Barbara Kerr John Casey, Carolyn Beidle man, Tim Walters, Charles Craig, Gervis Gailbraith Fred Barron, John Miller man, Taylor Daniell, Robert Tuley, Richard Becker, R. B Willman, Judy Thompson Sallie Cloyd, Kathy Carlton Pat Whitaker, Carolyn Free man, Robert Holladay, Ar thur Hanna, Bobby Dusek Allan Leonard, Jerry Rob erts, Billie Ewell. Sponsor: Mrs. Nell Hicks, ,, Membership: Ronnie Hart, Carolyn Emmenecker, Juan- ita Tennison, Worley Rey- nolds, Kay Swartz, Mary Lee Harlow, Jerry Lou Lindberg, Barbara Glaze, Clarice Cole, Jean Dunn, Suzanne Bow- en, Suzanne McBride, Judy Parker, Barbara Strickland, Carol Bishop, Sandra Al- bright, Mary Jane Archer, Sondra Thompson, Sylvia Blackley, Karla Gaines, Mar- garet Burns, Joyce McClure, Harriet Jones, Florence Ford, Judy Waldon, Charlotte Mc- Guire, Mary Gene Brad- shaw, Carol Ailts, Nancy Philley. Kamal: 5'orum Officers Worley Reynolds . . . Ronnie Hart ... Kay Swartz .... Mary lee Harlow .. Carolyn Emmenecker .. ... . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary .. Treasurer Reporter Membership: Stephanie Pearce, Bunny Hutchinson, Kay Carroll, Beatrice Wil- liams, Barbara Reed, Sherry Pebworth, Betty Bailey, Ce- celia Vick, Jane Feiarabend, Pat Smith, Gaye Bourland, Judy Showalter, Carol Har- dy, Pansy Johnson, Nina Humphries, Judy Ward, Horace Justice, Linda Chalk- er, John Todd, David Elsey, Win Skiles, Terry Chapman, Bobby Swindle, Mike O'Gor- mon, Philip Gully, Truman Bridges, Gerald Galbraith, Rufus Wallingford, Mike Pel- frey, Jerry Sides, Dwayne Bennett, Jimmy Parsons. 5stila 61116 Judy Thompson . Lynda Dunn . . . Stephanie Pearce Barbara Harmon Ann Newberry . . . .... President Vice-President . . . Secretary ... Treasurer .. Reporter -iw.-wr ll " -. fx Y E They DISCUSS the FASHIONS of the day Good personality and changing fashions was such an important topic for sophomore girls that another club had to be organized this year. These lively girls had many good discussions about one of their first loves - clothes. Of interest to them were the style shows sponsored by other clubs. Na- Q ll Membership: Pat Haley, Donell Cole, Anita Wilker- son, Beverly Ross, Dottei Mize, Mary Bradbury, Linda Chalker, Sandra Battles, Juanita Tennison, Lorna Tucker, Mary Buettemeyer, Nancy Richardson, Romara DeRusha, J a n i c e Schmidt, Pat Davis, Kay Green, Susan Irwin, Lynne Dowdie, Gaye Bourland, Kay Corbin, Nan- cy M o o r e, Sandra Varner, Sharon Beyer, Peggy Hamp- ton, Kay Carroll, Pat Lang. Sponsor: Miss Odell Johnson. 4.4 Jimmy Sturdivant-President, Paul Powell - Arvin Coppedge, Barbara Brown, Doyle Britain, Gregory Lyn Brooks-Secretary, Carlos Reyes- Portillio, Edwin Gee, and John Compere listen to the Reporter. guest speaker from Argentina. SPANISH club brings SIESTA LAND north The Pan American Club members are never without a good topic for discussion or material for a pro- gram because of their desire to know and understand Latin Americans and their culture. Interesting to the members is the study of customs, music and musical instruments of our neighbors across the border. One of the highlights of the year is the program presented during Pan American Week which is in the spring. Another highlight is the traditional Mexican dinner at one of the cafes in town. Membership: Glenda Scott, Edna Flores, Floinda Rodu- quez, Janet Middleton, Pat Sitchler, Sandra Doughman, Celia Gaitan, Cynthia Herr- ing, Tommy Bedichek, James Queen, Bill Dusick, Donnie Vaughan, Judy Lewis, Zane Bryant, Carolyn Stephens, Vickie Wampler, John Fry, Mike Lane, Hugh Magers, Stanley Cozby, Charles Scar- borough, E v e l y n Thomas, M a r t h a Robertson, Lynn Nichols, Gearld Jordon, Bill Tull, PaulGillet, Coye Thomp- son, Dickie Strange, Don Nichols. Sponsors: Miss Vera Hayes, Mrs. Bessie Mayes. Membership: J i m m y Clark, Charles Harrison, C h a r l e s Scarborough, Kent Z u b e r, Pat Jones, Jerry Mitchell, Earl Per- kins, Jerry Henson, Doug Parker, Jimmy Zacharias, Roy Flores, Kenneth Mat- tingly, L e sl ie Scott, Eu- gene Franklin, Carl Har- rison, Carroll Savage, Ted Lucus, G e r a l d Cumby, David Gray, Dale Sides, James Shields, Hugh Ma- iors, Robert Tuley. Good SPGRTSMANSHIP is their CODE Whether the favorite is football, basketball, baseball, or track, the boys of the "A" Club share a common love for sports and strive to improve standards of teamwork and sportsmanship. When divided into dif- ferent groups, each group carries on its own program by conducting discussions, listening to speeches, and seeing films about that particular sport. All boys who come out for sports in Abilene High School are eligible for membership in this club. Membership: Ronny Ald- ridge, Eddie Woods, Kim Winston, Glenn Gregory, Stuart Peake, Bill Sides, Reyes Diaz, Bob Swaf- ford, Chuck Colvin, Jerry Chenault, Ted Smothers, C h a r I e s Williams, Don Smith, M a lc o I m Strole, Stanley C o z b y, Jimmy Perry, Freddy Martinez, Benny Reed, Don Camp- bell, R i k k i McPherson, Rogers Evans, R o n n i e lngle, Tim Westover, Paul Estes, D a v i d Beck, Ed Broesche, Jerry Osborne, James Brooke, John Young, J i m m y Johns, lran King, David William- son, Sam Brown, Larry Ashenfelter, Gene Simp- son. 61110 Membership: James Black- wood, Butch Newman, Larry Mallon, Ronny Lucky, David Southerland, Reggie Crosby, Ricky Thompson, Robert Mc- Kissick, Jerry Jackson, Chuck Green, Barry James, Everet Terrell, Carlton Gunner, Jack Reese, Bill Guthrie, Johnny Smith, David Griffith, John- ny Howle, Richard Becker, Dale Russell. y f , "--.Q Abilene High School receives the United Press citation for good sportsmanship. pq Membership: Clint Mur- phy, Bob Carothers, Tru- man B r i d g e s, Charles Steinman, Bufford Carr, Boyd King, Rufus King, Hollis Yielding, Mike Mc- Kinnis, Leldon Kelso, Jack Harper, Jerry Dehlinger, Kenneth K o e g el, Gary Mosley, Carter Conaway, Olen Griffin, Tony Mar- tinez, Joe Ward, L a r r y Jones, Bobby J o h n s o n, B o b b y Phillips, Ronald Conklin, Jomes Herring- ton, Pete Munnerlyn, Ted- dy Lane, Freddie May- field, Ray W h i t e, Joe Purifoy, D o v i d Hodges, Jerry Landers. 7-v if A CLUB: Guy Wells, Hubert Jordan, Jimmy Rose, Kenny Schmidt, Gerald Gailbraith, Ervin Bishop, Harold Stephens, Tim Walters, Charles Bradshaw, George Nichols, Mike Pelfrey, Ralph Bruton, Jimmy Roberts, Charles Bottoms, Jimmy Carpenter, R. B. Willman, Ken Bentley, John Stowe, Randy Hurst, Mike Bryant, Jerry Sides, Jerry Mclver, Butch Adams, Don Hughes, Johnny Garner, Freddy Beall, Billy Vick, Larry Green, John Harrison, Billy Decker, Charles Flynn, Frank Aycock, Charles Couselman, Kenneth Cook, Walter King, Gaylord Armstrong, Bill Warlick. Sponsors: Mr. Tommy Morris, Mr. Nat Gleoton. The Eagle Booster Club presents o new Victory Bell to District 2 AAAA. Machine Shop glllb VJ G, Klmptcr 34 OFFICERS Jack Hulsey .... . . . President David Peck . . . . . Vice-President Homer Cleckler .... . . . Secretary David Fewell .... . . . Treasurer Curtis Bates . . . ......... Reporter .lorry Renfro . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms MECHANICS learn to make useful TOOLS Showing a great interest in one field of Industrial Arts, these boys work with Mr. Harlow in the machine shop where they learn to operate powerful machines and to do things with them that would probably have seemed impossible in grandad's day. The production of useful tools and the excellent operation of the machines have given many honors to mem- bers of our chapter of the Vocational Industrial Club. Membership: Ronald Conklin, C u r t i s Bates, David Fewell, Jack Hul- sey, Larry Ca rpenter, Evered Terrell, Charles 4 Sparks, Homer Cleckler, D o n a I d Miller, Richard 3 'Q Snapp, Ed Beeman, Ken- k neth Kennedy, Douglas Ray, Tommy Dodson. Sponsor: Mr. J. M. Har- low. .. 41 .i ri ,ff f7im' Arts OFFICERS: Don Ferguson . John Millerman ,,., Linda Knightstep Sue Edington , . ... President ,... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Whether it be the CLASSICS, lVl ELODRAMA, A scout should be directed to the Fine Arts Club if he is seeking new talent. Here club members make their talents and interests known by appearing on weekly programs. The aim of the club is to create a better appreciation in dramatics, art and music. Membership: Maxine Sho- walter, Katy Jo Hargrove, Mary Dean Lamb, Sara Featherston, Barbara Lan- fair, Pat Markham, Carol Pine, Betty Hysaw, Connie Wilson, Pat Lanktord, Fern Roberts, Cecilia Vick, Jan Powell, Pat Oden, Judy Wal- ter, Barbara Mauldin, Eva- Iena Lang, Sara McRee, Bar- bara Thomas, Jan Powell, Jan Wayte, Carol Randolph. Beverly Buie, Brenda lngals- be, Glenda Hopkins, Diana Strickland, Harriet Jones, Jenena Harding, Rush Mc- Ginty, Philip Gully, Scotty Arnold, Richard Von Ende. Membership: Burnell Blain, Sherry Cook, Gay Roberts, Kay Roberts, Kay Tanner, Jane Williams, Sue Bram- let, Bonnie Little, Linda Shitlett, Ramona Redwine, Paula Spurlin, Sandra Foun- tain, Durlene Young, Pat Smith, John Millerman, Lin- da Marshall, Bettye Camp- bell, Ann Ledbetter, Lona Truitt, Patsy Kinnard, Joe Mindoza, Gary Meercer, Jim Witfaford, Joan Owens, Dar- rell Moore, Bunny Hutchin- son, Ann Baldridge, A. B. Todd, Lynn Coleman, Bill Mekley, Max Harper, David Rix, James Tony, Bobby Mc- Daniels, Peggy Edwards, Ruth Ross. or CARTOONS - No I TEREST is missed Hoping to increase interest and give an opportunity for expression in the fine arts, tive teachers com- bine their talents in directing programs for about two hundred titty students who meet in the auditorium on club day. These teachers are Mrs. Beth Henagan, Mr. Ernest Sublett, Mr, Dell McComb, Mr. M. F. Johnstone, and Mr. Robert Fielder. "N Membership: Beverly Watts, Rosalee Jones, Barbara Strickland, Jan Butler, Carol Ruffin, Jean Sowell, Par Bratton, Betty Beasley, Jacin- ta Carter, Frances Bush, Ka- rin Lighttield, Jane Adams, Pansy Johnson, Julie Butler, Kay Campbell, Linda Musick, Lenna Stephens, Diane Bow- ers, Lavenne Hendrix, Helen Woods, Sherry Johnson, Jan- ice Pruitt, Jerry Watson, Do- lores Huffman, Rosa Nie- clecker, Wayne Arrant, Bar- bara Latta, Pat McDaniel, Claudine Phillips, Gary Hood, Don Pollock, Kenneth Chorn, Jimmy Milstead, De- lores Johnson. HIGHLIGHTS of the Year: A chalk talk .... A play "Shakespeare's Ladies" . . . another play "Least One" . . . a talent show . . . Art Demonstrations . . . Choral talent . . . . the orchestra and other instrumental music. Membership: B a r b a r a Glaze, Sheila Key, Mary KayThornton, Lyneve Chapman, Brownie Rut- ledge, Ruby Crawford, Al- ton Burks, Gerald Satter- white, Betty Vick, Gaye Davis, S u z a n McBride, Gus Mitchel, Jerry John- son, Kirk Moore, V. M. Hitt, Reg C r u m p, Jim Hooks, Jesse Barrea, Lar- ry Frazier, Richard Gu- therie, Steve Tankersley, Jerry Parks. Q gfllb' ,Arts Membership: Ronny Butler, Joyce Spency, Lou Ann Stal- lings, Jo Ann Summerville, Joy McElroy, Judy Harlow, Jane Anthony, Mickey Brown, Mike Page, Donald Cooke, J. L. Jay, Buzzie Bryan, James Harris, Larry Frazier, Nellie Jane Rhea, Derwood Shirley, Steve Mc- lntyre, Gary Ross, Richard Payne, Jimmy Gunn, Jimmy Carol Lee, Helen A l f r e d, Carolyn Estes, Terry Bowen, Brenda Bowers, Julie Minter, Carol Ailts, Mike O'Brian, Tom Bourbon, Sonya Talbot, Ron Dunlap, John Thomp- son, Jerry Dunlap. l Va- ,Q 9015 Arts Pragrams Diana Strickland gives a hum- orous declamatian. Don Ferguson threatens to kill if anyone tells about the "gold." Glenda Buckner and Paul Stubbs give a scene from the play Music was in order the day the o rc h estra that won lst at the Sonora meet. performed. gimfh li . .a.,,.-f V7 atiamzl Harmsic league OFFICERS: Warren Wier .. ..... President Bernell Blain .. .... Vice-President linda Marshall ...... Recording Secretary Janena Harding , . Corresponding Secretary Elecive Blair .... . ... Treasurer Jerry Watson . . . . . . Reporter Lynn Coleman . . . . . . Historian CDRATCRICAL OR HUMOROUS--.lust name it. The National Forensic League is a national club for students interested in speech activities. Students have to earn a certain number of points to become members. To earn points, they either compete in speech contests on speech trips or give any type of speech before an audience of twenty-five or more adults. Members go on trips during the year to compete in contests and prepare for interscholastic League compe- tition in the spring. Events in interscholastic competition are extemporaneous, oratorical declamation, de- bate, and poetry. Membership: Paula Spurlin, Ann Jackson, Diana Strick- land, Linda Marshall, Elecive Blair, Mary Wood, Lynn Coleman, Richard Von Ende, Dot Kemper, Mary Francis Lashlee, Charlsie Murphy, Don Ferguson, John Miller- man, Bill Medley, Rush Mc- Ginty, Buzzy Bryant, Jerry Watson, Janena Harding, Mike Pelfrey, Warren Weir, Vee Perini, James Toney, Tim Westbrook, J. L. Jay, Davey Denton, Charles Lacy. Carlton Earp. Sponsor: Mr. McComb. Aura Mechanics OFFICERS: Ronny Coon . . . ..... President Konneth Payne . . .. Vice-President N .lack Sybrant .... . . . Treasurer Bobby Birdsong . . . .... Secretary David Willis . . . ....... Reporter Neal Pillans .... Sergeant-at-Arms LITCD MECHANICS MAKE motors PURR-R-R Not to be outdone by their neighbors in the machine shop, the future mechanics working in the auto shop bring home blue ribbons, too. Learning to operate numerous machines and to repair motors is like play to Mr. Jeter's boys. lt's a bet that some still wonder how they managed to get all the parts in place without having some left over. As their aim these members strive to promote high standards of workmanship, scholarship, trade ethics and safety. Membership: Phil McCroy, , Charles H e r r ell, Harmon Rex, R o n n y Coon, Dale Jones, Albert Pittman, Bill McAllister, David Willis, Jack Sybrant, Charles Marshall Neal Pillans, Bill Newton Jerry Guthrie, Ralph Hollo- way, Thomas Hile, Joe Tuck- er, Bobby Birdsong. Sponsor: Mr. J. E. Jeter. PH"1' iff!!! fa' '41 ,gvfn ,-X43-K, Qgvl . I,-:rits .A FY .xx 'P' 1 'fag-5 2? , 'W fa l"" -1 f mxmxx f " '3' 'K Distributiw Educatiau OFFICERS Gearld Moore . . . Bobby Carmack .... Dorothy Flowers . . . Barbara Stone . . . Peggy Galbraith .. Bertha Abbott , . . ... President Vice-President . . . Secretary , . . Treasurer ,. . Reporter . . . . Sweetheart 1? ' l f A 1. l ll f 1 X -f?"' Q D.E. TACKIQES problems in BUSINESS The ring of the cash register, the click of the typewriter, and the demands of a customer are all a part of a new world-the business world. While learning to tackle their problems through class work and on the job, these students strive to build character and leadership. Also while training, they are earning their own spending money. The Distributive Education Organization was started in 1949, with Mr. Crews as sponsor of this group. Membership: Janette S m i t h, Earlyne Abbott, Norma B r y a n t, Rena Humphreys, Betty Bryant, Barbara Brown, Arthur Jackson, J a n e Hodnett, Tuleta Mosley, Barbara Stone, Brook Hall, Jane Z u s m a n, Anna Hunt, Mary Fewell, Joyce Allen, Mary Billings, Fran Grif- fith, Edna Reeves, Robert Culp, Lee Graham, Jack Bedford, David Deaton, Ralph Fisher, Aubrey Car- roll. Sponsor: Mr. Leroy Crews. -.-1-1 l Barba ra Stone lee Graham -I-hor S Shoes-C ress Barbara Brown A 8- P Grocery Q1 1 Joan Matthews Grissom's-River Oaks P YP Thornton's-Oak Dorothy Flowers Hugh Bowie Jewelers-Pine K. Jane Hodnett W. T. Grant Bertha Abbott Thornton's-Legget Arthur Jackson Edna Reeves Ralph Fisher Ccllcwoys-Walnut Robinson's-South 14th S8.Q Clothier-River Oaks -1- I i Anna Ray Hunt Mary Fewell Betty Bryant Crain Drug Munden Hardware Holly Shop Robert Culp Bobby Cormack Iva Joyce Allen Grissom's - Cypress S. 81 Q. Clothiers - Pine Zenith Cleaners Brook Hall Jack Bedford Rena Humphreys Retail Credit Company Woodlock Furniture Co. W. T. Grant ,J J is 11.7. 6. Elfaptcr 69 OFFICERS Alton Edwards .... Secretary-Treasurer Johnny Robinson ...... Vice-President Lee Reagan . . . ........ President Don Hunter . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Renfro . . . ....... Reporter VOCATIG AL UBJECTS lead to CAREER What a Life! ..... Earning credits and money, tool Giving students experience in different occupations, this organization prepares them for a life vocation. Donning the carpenteHs overalls or the mechanic's coat these boys work diligently from four to six hours each day. They work under supervision of Mr. Rainey Ownes, club supervisor, and the iob boss. Membership: Kenneth Mc- Dale, Alton Edwards, Lee Reagan, Don Hunter, John- ny Robinson, Robert Renfro, Doyle Tennison, John Neill, Bob Cullen, Ronnie Boyd, Teddy Sl o a n, Gene Brown, Gary Bonine, Philip Rister, Leo Dennis, Henry Pinkston, Guy Lemand, Den- zil Randell, Morris Adams, Lyle Mcashburn. Sponsor: Mr. Rainey Owens. V. .Z K Klzaptcr 6 9 Guy Lemon Henry Pinkston Spear Printing Co. The Pender Co. Gene Brown Universal Metal Co. X Ou the ,706 Eandids Bob Cullen Terrell Laboratory Johnny Robinson The Pender Co. 229 Don Hunter Abilene Reproduction fl 'ff 'X IL I X V Gary Bonine F. C. Olds Co. WI Robert Renfro John Neil Rhodes Auto Service Carpenter Bearing Co. Doyle Tennison Lemon Pointer 5 ..M,,, Lee Reagan Herdon's Truck and Auto Service David Springfield Kenneth Mcbole C. 8l H. Distributing Co. Abilene Typewriter Exchange 1111 X , mum? Jppu-npigqnusnv' nw-ugiilw 9 ,11 ,flflzlcfzcs QM ep-Vxwvxpx 233 f",-Il .fed , I 'f P' st A f.. 'Nz-ill 'SA EAGLE COACHES: Wally Bullington-Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach, Chuck Moser -Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Hank Watkins - Football Line Coach, Bob Groseclose-Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Shorty Lawson-Soph. Football Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach, Tommy Morris-"B" Football Coach. Mr. Moser and his staff have done well in their part in leading the Eagles in the field of sports. With their strong leadership, Abilene has crashed into the sports light and racked its way up to the top in many events. Leading the lists of titles are state championships in baseball, football, and track. The 1957 Cham- pionship in football put us in a top class with three in a row. Chuck Colvin evades eager Westerners as he races for pay dirt. HONORS ALL AMERICAN: Glynn Gregory ALL SOUTHERN: Glynn Gregory ALL STATE FIRST TEAM: . Jimmy Carpenter, Rufus King, Stuart Peake, Glynn Gregory. 'X. ALL STATE HONORABLE MENTION Jim Rose, Guy Wells. ALL DISTRICT Rufus King, Jim Rose, Bufford Carr, Stuart Peake, Glynn Gregory, Jimmy Carpenter, Charles Bradshaw. TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL COACHES Q ts ' OF THE YEAR: ' L ' . 'Q ' Charles Moser, B. L. Blackburn - 1 Flu sl av - V . A s I . RUFUS KING . . . Senior, end, GLYNN GREGORY . . . Senior, STUART PEAK: , , , senior, 3'YeC"' lenefmcnf number 74' l10lfbClCl4, 3-YSGF lettermon - - - tackle, 3-year letterman, number "our most reliable end" number 21 -"selected best high 86-"selected best blocker by school player in Texas" team mates" Encouraged by Captains RUFUS, GLYNN, and STUART. . . they went all the WAY for STATE Number 3 THE VARSITY . . . Charles Bottoms, Reyes Diaz, James Brooke, Chuck Colvin, Gervis Galbraith, Eddie Woods, Truman Bridges, Bill Sides, Jimmy Roberts, Charles Williams-Manager, Stuart Peake, Kenny Schmidt, Hubert Jordan, Jimmy Carpenter, Harold Stephens, Butch Adams, Charles Bradshaw, lrvin Bishop, Guy Wells, Charles Steinman-Manager, Jimmy John-Man- ager, Mike Pelfry, Bufford Carr, Clint Murphy, Jim Rose, Glynn Gregory, Kim Winston, Ralph Bruton, Boyd King, Joe Ward, Gerald Galbraith, Jimmy Perry, Mike Bryant, Mike McKinnis, Bob Swafford, Allan Peake, John Young, Frank Aycock. as T, f-Fell ,Q 51 ,53 273185 BS an HB4 -'Qf"' 5.5 3 '25 53 7 B7 71 E3 '66 6 QC 5U R129 Charles Bottoms. . . Senior, halfback, 2-year letterman. . ."a depend- able power runner." Charles Bradshaw . . . Senior, halfback, 2-year letterman. . ."a great defensive back." .. as Bob Swafford. . .Junior, quarterback, 1-year let- terman. . ."dependable safety." Season's first games meant EAGLE James Brooke . . . Senior, halfback, 1-year letterman . . ."a hard tackler." .GE Bill Sides. . .Junior, fullback, 2-year letterman. . ."only iunior starter." 5.2-Q ' J Y l A . Reyes Diaz. . .Junior, full- back, 2-year letterman. . . "fans love him." ABILENE 41-EDISON, San Antonio 6 The Eagles started the season by running their winning streak to 24 straight wins with a trouncing of Edison 41-6. Chuck Colvin scored three touchdowns with Glynn Gregory, Jimmy Carpenter, and Jimmy Perry also hitting pay dirt. ABILENE 39-SWEETWATER 7 Sweetwater bowed to the mighty Eagles 39-7 in the second game of the season. Charles Bradshaw collected three markers while Glynn Gregory, Jimmy Carpenter, and Bill Sides added touchdowns. All-State Gregory kicked three extra points. ABILENE 4'l-MONTERREY, Lubbock 0 The Eagles glided to their 26th straight win when they defeated the Plainsmen of Monterrey, Lubbock by a score of 41-0. With one of the best games on the ground for Abilene, six touchdowns and 435 yards rushing, Mon- terrey could not stop Jimmy Carpenter and Chuck Col- vin with two touchdowns each and Gregory's five extra points. Bill Sides and Gregory tallied one each. Harold Stephens . . . Senior, quarterback, 2- year letterman. . ."best Eagle passer in years." Gel-vis Galbraith. . .Junior, quarterback, 2-year letter- man. . ."came through in the playoffs." s U A ' TRIU PH ABILENE 41 -BRECKENRIDGE-0 Soaring high over the Breckenridge Buckaroos the mighty Warbirds gave Breck a hard flap of their wings as they flew by them 41-0 and their 27th victory. Figuring in the scoring were Reyes Dias, Glynn Gregory, and Jimmy Carpenter. ' s A 1' Guy Wells C305 and Clint Murphy 1752 open the way for Glynn Gregory as he scores against Sweetwater. ABILENE 49-THOMAS S., Lubbock-7 Abilene struck early as Glynn Gregory took the ball and scored on the first play from scrimmage. The Eagles ran loose from then on and won 49-7. Carpenter and Sides made 94 and 81 yard touch- downs respectively. ABILENE 40-WACO-14 The Eagles renewed an old rivalry with a game at Waco before they started district play. Waco was strong but fell short as Abilene sped to the 29th straight victory 40-14. Carpenter was the big man as he collected three touchdowns. Kenny Schmidt. . .Senior, halfback, 2-year letterman . . ."came through as a Senior." Chuck Colvin. . .Junior, halfback, 2-year letter- man . . . "extra hard runner." I R Guy Wells . . . Senior, guard, 3-year letterman . . ."one of very best defensive linemen." Jimmy Carpenter. . .Senior, halfback, 3-year letterman "great threat anytime." X x eb In 5 rm I K "5-. W ZF .'71 John Young . . . Junior, guard, 1-year letterman. . . "fine iunior guard." Hubert Jordan. . .Senior, guard, 3-year letterman . . ."first string lineman at 150 pounds." Q ,' . ll- Glynn Gregory breaks through the opposition's line with minor difficulty from Number 60. Gerald Galbraith . . Junior, center, 2-year letterman. . ."fine de- fensive lineback." i Jimmy Perry. . .Junior, end, 2-year letterman . . ."aggressive down- field blocker." C' i xf' 'B Jim Rose. . .Senior, center, 2-year letterman. . ."best tackler." 9. K .Q--, if' F77-I Mike Pelfrey . . . Senior, tackle, 2-year letterman. . . "reliable senior tackle." TJ f E GLES defeat ABILENE 42-BIG SPRING 6 Setting a new schoolboy record of 30 consecu- tive victories, the Eagles overpowered Big Spring with a score of 42-6. The Eagles struck early as Quarterback "Hay- seed" Stephens scored from the one-yard stripe. Halfback Glynn Gregory showed beautiful running as he scored minutes later on a 6'l-yard punt return. The third touchdown came with less than seven minutes gone in the first quarter as Halfback Jim- my Carpenter sneaked over from the one. Gregory and Stephens each scored again in the first period. Charles Bradshaw made the score 41-O with a nine-yard drive to tally. Gregory booted 4 extra points, Kenny Schmidt, 2. ABILENE 47-ODESSA 6 Odessa's defense failed to hold the Eagles as they marched to a 47-6 score in the second district game. The first score came before l minute had elapsed on the clock. ln the first quarter, Eagle halfback Jimmy Carpenter scored two times, once over the line and once around left end. Gregory also notched a scoring play of 31 yards. The Eagles scored again before the half ended when Gregory went 69 yards for the tally. In the second half Fullback Bill Sides scored to make the score 33-6, and a few minutes later Car- penter added 6 points as he went 45 yards to score. Chuck Colvin made the last marker in the last period, the final points-47. Ervin Bishop . . . Senior, Kim Winston. . .Senior, guard, 2-year letterman. . . center, 2-year letterman "a dependable lineman." . . ."capable linebacker." -H , 0 Z' E . . f .E l"5'1 BCDBCATS Wm DI TRICT TITLE ABILENE 41 MIDLAND 6 What started out to be a close game turned out to be a field day for the mighty Warburds agaxnst the Mndland Bulldogs The fnnal score was 41 6 The game saw Jummy Carpenter and Glynn Greg ory score three and two tnmes respectuvely Gregory booted fuve good extra pounts The other marker was made by halfback Chuck Colvun on a I yard duve The Bulldogs were successful to a pount by holdung the Eagles to I4 ponnts an the fnrst half The reserves played the last quarter for the War bnrds ABILENE 20 SAN ANGELO 0 Defeatmg powerful San Angelo proved costly for the Eagles as they won the game and the Dusfrnct 2AAAA crown 20 O In the toughest game of the year between the two undefeated teams Abllene lost starhng quar terback Harold Stephens when he broke a leg un the closmg mmutes of play The farst and second markers were scored by All State Eagle halfback Glynn Gregory The fnrst touch down came wnth less than one mnnute left un the furst quarter as Gregory went 5 yards Halftlme score was Gregorys 2nd tally was a I2 yard 'aunt In the 3rd period and fullback Bull Sndes scored on a 28 yard run wnth 8 I9 left an the game .Iammy Roberts Semor Mille MCKIUUIS Jumor tackle Iyear letterman end 2year letterman hard hnttmg lnne could be great In man Boyd Kung Semor tackle Bufford Carr Semor 2 year letterman most tackle 2 year letterman Improved lineman highly underrated lnneman ,urn Frank Aycock Soph tackle I year letterman promnsmg sophomore P- Butch Adams Semor end 2 year Jetterman fnne pass receiver Cllnt Murphy Semor tackle 2 year letterman most conscuenttous luneman oe Ward Jumor tackle 2 year letterman promusmg lunlor tackle 0 0 9 '. ,am 5...,,s 4 Pi, ' l 6-2. - -H ...Ill H . . ' A eff e-- ' A tc' te ' 355.5 ' H " 3 In Q .1 'S' V ga. 4 I I l Strong EAGLES battle on toward STATE Mike Bryant Jumor Ralph Bruton Semor tackle 'l year letterman Qnd 1 year leffermqn fune tackle for 57 qlwqyg q hustler in 3 7'-5 Eddle Woods Jumor halfback reserve letter man capable ball carner 4-4 .lummy Johns Jumor Ronnie Allredge Soph center reserve letterman probable starter nn X Charles Stemman Jumor 4 ABILENE 42 YSLETA 6 The Ysleta Indians were next to feel the pam of the Eagles claws when the Warbnrds won theur b dnstract game 42 6 Wnth Glynn Gregory at the helm of quarterback the Eagles struck suddenly as Gregory passed 68 yards to Jnmmy Carpenter for the fnrst touchdown ln the same quarter Gregory kept the ball and slud four yards to score In the second pernod Charles Bradshaw scored twnce and Carpenter marked once The half time score stood 36 O The Eagle team of the fourth quarter made up of sophs mostly scored once again with Freddre Martnnez at quarterback In backfneld were Tum Walters Reyes Dlaz Stanley Cosby Ronald Conklm and Eddue Woods Gregory booted the sux extra pomts ABILENE 14 FORT WORTH 0 Rollung past Fort Worth Paschal 14 0 In butter cold the Eagles gamed the sem: fmals nn theur champuonshnp drnve The Abulene crew was held to a season low wnth Glynn Gregory scormg both Eagle T D s from his new quarterback role The furst touchdown came when Gregory faked to pass and seeing the sldelme open moved 25 yards The Ime blocked well as Gregory went 19 yards up the middle to score agaun un the thnrd quarter H booted the extra pomt Charles Wllllams Jumor . ' ' l- ll D 1 ' I 'U ' ' ' H 1 ' H . . . r - - A , - , . - I f I l . I . . ' . I I I I ' l 7 - ' l . . I. H I - . . . IH . I - 1 -I . ' ll 157 11 ' ' to score. He then converted: the score, 7-0 at halftime. 5 -3' ,M Y ' D' 5 ' . ' ' ' . e :I . , E 3, , - 1 EST- ,f r T 9 xj . . T 4" X I A 34 ' KR Y' EAGLES take SEMI-FINALS ABILENE 20-WICHITA FALLS 6 Displaying sheer power, the Warbirds buried un- defeated Wichita Falls 20-6. The running attack was led by halfback Jimmy Carpenter, Glynn Gregory, and junior quarterback Gervis Galbraith. Carpenter scored the first and last markers on runs of 'I9 and 5 yards. Gregory made the other touch- downs. The first time the Eagles got the ball they drove 61 yards to score and Gregory added the extra point. Wichita came back as Fitz Lane took a Gregory punt and sped 56 yards for the Coyotes' only score. With only one minute remaining in the first half, Gregory took a handoff and shot 14 yards to score and then added the point. For the final tally Carpenter moved off left tackle behind excellent line work to score from the five. Greg- ory missed the conversion, and the game ended 20-6. A EAGLES win ml G THIRD STATE CHAMPIONSHIP the state finals. ABILENE 'I4-W. B. RAY, Corpus Christi 0 Winning the third straight championship proved to be no easy task for the Warbirds. They slipped by W. B. Ray of Corpus Christi by 'I4-O. This win tied the all-time record of championships. The big gun in the Eagle offense was halfback Jimmy Carpenter with over 200 yards rushing and both touchdowns for 96 and 62 yard carries. The Texans from Corpus started strong as they drove to the one, but soon fell under the thundering Engles. For the first TD Carpenter went to the left side and away for 96 yards. Gregory converted, and in the third quarter, Carpenter went right, cut back left and was lonely as he scored on a 62-yarder. The great game ended 14-Q. Reyes Diaz 1271 evades the ferocious Wichita Coyotes. f, ff. if ' ., n ' .'f f . 4, if -.,.-v f Ai-v'f",5"' n YL Y 1-A 0, A I Q , . . ,- 5-5' S' st 'I7lgS0AlQ57v V , ,B , B3 S A , se, B Qu, l, 3 lllllll lttlit "B" SQUAD ROSTER: Benny Reid, Malcolm Strole, Charles Counselman, David Willis, Roger Mac Evans, Riklci McPherson, Bob McKissick, Tony Martinez, Ted Smathers, Freddy Martinez, Dale Graham, Kent Zuber, Don Hughes, David Southerland, Johnny Garner, Tim Walter, Stanley Cosby, Charles Harrison, Charles Lacy, Roy Flores, Ronnie Alldredge, Leldon Kelso, Dale Russell, Gary Mosely, Jerry Jackson, Dale Sides, Butch Newman, Jerry Henson, Ronnie lngle, Jerry Don Landers, Richard Maxwell, Hollis Yielding, Johnny Howe, David Williamson, Jack Harper, David Beck, Charles Flynn, John Stowe. Future VARSITY gridders get FUNDAME TALS , 1 V-l Q . L I7 3 8 f Q A QGINP4' " as 27 3,lf55I3t5 . 4 J ua. 1 'r AY v V. .....u,- N, ,-. W, 3 Jiffy 'X--. Ss 31 B ir...-V . -1 . .--.klW4?.r- SOPHOMORE SQUAD ROSTER: Barry James, Larry Mallon, Reggie Cosby, Carlton Gunner, Johnny Smith, Teddy Lain, Chuck Green, Frank Foster, Freddie Mayfield, Hugh Magers, Jerry Chenault, Gene Simpson, Sam Brown, Charles Scarborough, Dan Harrison, Kenneth Koegl, Larry Ashenfelter, David Hodges, David Griggs, Paul Estes, Woody Weir, Tim Westover, Kenneth Bentley, Benton Glover, Pete Munnerlyn, David Gray, Arvin Coppedge, John Casey, Evered Terrel, Harold Morgan, Clyde Corbin, Pat Pelfry. 242 ing- VARSITY: Jerry Paul Dehlinger, Randy Hurst, Gerald Galbraith, Mike McKinnis, George Nichols, Bill War- lick, Jerry Sides, Gaylord Armstrong, Ted Lucas, Ralph Bruton, Glynn Gregory, Kenneth Cook, Jim Perry, E GLE quintet take Bl-DISTRICT The Eagle basketball team had its most successful season since 1947 as it won district and bi-district and ended the season with a record of 18 wins and 7 losses. Before district play the team met strong competition in three taurnaments-Hardin-Simmons, Odessa, and Abilene. Gary Coppinger. SEASON RECORD COACHES: Nat Gleaton, Tommy Morris Abilene Winters ..... Abilene Brownwood . . Abilene Diamond Hill . Abilene Poly, Ft. Worth Abilene Noodle ...... Abilene Sweetwater .. Abilene Brownwood . . Abilene Graham ..... Abilene Sweetwater .. Abilene Lamesa . . . Abilene Odessa . . . Abilene Big Spring . . . Abilene Graham . . . Abilene Vernon . . Abilene Merkel . . . CONFERENCE RECORD Abilene San Angelo ... .. Abilene Midland ..... Abilene Big Spring ... Abilene Odessa ..... Abilene San Angelo ... Abilene Midland ..... Abilene Big Spring ... Abilene Odessa . . . Abilene El Paso . . Abilene Pampa . . . !2, , 5.1.-f il Lei 5 'b 3 -5 .QHYJQ if, , 3 f" D F gf' , fifflf sf' fn? 'Q 'Dv -Q. E . 3- . K .Q ' v '- "QQi5' Q F999 TRACK ROSTER: Temple Lewis, Kenneth Mattingly, Hollis Yielding, Larry Frazier, Gary Mosley, Jerry Don Mitchell, Nicky Boyd, James Blackwell, Charles Steph, Jack Harper, Robert Tuley, Bobby Johnson, Brent Hoffman, Gary Schriber, Larry Jones, Bobby Phillips, Foy Brown, Douglas Parker, Freddy Beall, Billy Vick, Bob Swafford, Jimmy Perry, Iran Ling, David Beck, Rex Scott, Eugene Franklin, Bennie Reid, Olen Griffing, James Herrington, Carter Conaway, Joe Puri- foy, Pat Jones, James Brooke, Carl Harrison, Eddie Woods, Gerald Cumby, Noel Orr, Charles McAnally, Kent Zuber, Charles Lacy, Jerry Don Landers, Charles Stienman. ABILE E rates high in TRACK events The Eagle trackmen hold a high position in the meets each year. It is no accident that Abilene rates as high as it does. Fine teams are the product of long hours, much sweat, and good coaching by Mr. Bob Groseclose and Mr. Wally Bullington. DISCUS: Jerry Mitchell COACHES: Mr. Bob Groseclose, Mr. Wally Bullington. 247 MIDDLE DISTANCE AND DISTANCE: Rex Scott, Larry Jones, Billy Vick, Freddy Beall, Douglas Parker, Joe Purifoy, Carter Conoway, James Herrington, Pat Jones, Olen Griffing, Foy Brown. New RECORDS set by EAGLES track men Opening the season with a mighty win, the Eagles track team swept the A.C.C. triangle meet, chalk- ing up 97 points against Graham's 27 points and Brady's 23. The next week they won the Possum Kingdom Relays at Graham. The meet's outstanding performer was Joe Purifoy with a time of 2:OO.9 in the 880. The mile relay team-Eddie Woods, Jerry Landers, and Joe Purifoy-came in with a time of 3:27.7. The Abilene tracksters placed second at the Southwestern Track and Field Meet, March 16, after two days of rough, high-spirited competition. RELAY: Eddie Woods, Joe Purifoy. SPRINTERS: Bobby Phillips, Carl Harrison, Kent Eddie Woods Charles Lacy, Jerry Don Landers. Q-' - , . I um," -. ' ' . P A . .- . Q., A . ,'. .., 1, -. , - , Q a i WEIGHT MEN: Weston Winter, Stuart Peake Jerry Mitchell, Rufus King, Mike McKmnns SHOT PUT: Stuart Peake. HURDLERS: Bob Swafford, James Brooke Bob 125' I Johnson. Li i Q POLE VAULT: Jimmy Perry. Zuber, Charles McAnaIly, Iran King v v .TLT nw W ,X ...- 4 R f - ' al' ' l . s .""'4 A' 1 'YQ 'iff . ,A . g F ' , ' 1. W. ' 'I K . l ., . ,fl . Q so ,fl M A sl.. , + V Z 1 4, , x- i X ' X Kill 'lj , ' 1' I Q l ' I . . I , ix -' 'Ac F '! . W -1' t , l 4 xl Mgt , ' L tl' x bc Q - X- . if I , , A ' ' . 1 - , 1 , - P , ' ' ' h 6 B 'l X xx v I W XX J i fix' I is - If Q N, . F I I , I - I as , . . l 1.-f A . 4 I s -A ' ec 1 A - ., ., A I! 1 If? fm ' . 'Q ' L l ' ff' 4 ' s 4, f ' -- ...- A .r" L AT, I X , -' , ' . Q., L I - ' .-P ,- -fl f ,L n. - - 4 . ' . -521, . Q !""- l S' All '-" 'M A- ' - S. , . ' ".",uv,. 1- V L -.4.' . ' -,"" - , ' , -. A .t . P ,. f fr . y - -f - " A . . . '- ' . ' , dgagegclg, 34 31411-1,:.ii?:g,2.v2J1mfigyig-f'..3:f':V2+r5gT31fxzf,w',':,friiB.,,y',,"V?.,4i' ,Wir s A J ,lx by .B V? Q , if-lfL7i.." iff?" . its-5 aff- WS' 'f'N."l' -. . ' . l.afWfl,v2i:!'i7,w-if -ww:-iff 1., 'JA wifi . 41-1 . . . Q .J BASEBALL ROSTER: Pat Armstrong, Don Smith, Bill Sides, Hubert Jordan, Jerry Paul Dehlinger, George Lewis, Jerry Chenault, Jimmy Carpenter, Butch Adams, Kenny Schmidt, Harold Stephens, Robert Ca- rothers, Randy Hurst, Larry Green, Charles Williams, Jerry Sides, George Nichols, Roger Mac Evans, Gaylord Armstrong, Glynn Gregory, Charles Bradshaw, Jerry Mclver, John Harrison, Coach Blackburn. POWER, PEED, AGILITY mark l95 TEAM Coach Blacky Blackburn's baseball crew was in the process ot racking up a successful season and following the state iourney of the '56 team when copy was finished for '57 Flashlight. Twelve lettermen reported this for a second series. The game schedule began March 8 with the Eagles taking Arlington of Ft. Worth in a three-game opener. J" 'X QUT, 'i .1 Eagles come in for their turn at the bat at the Arlington game. Coach Blackburn and his managers-Charles Williams, Jerry Sides, and Jerry Chenault. A.. yi! ef- Q.: "5'?If"a f1l3r.'3fv1f I M" '91 ' "' 3 , t ' ':- ,. -L n 1 4 'I I f Ga., Arn a ttf, 44 CATCHER: Glynn Gregory, OUTFIELDERS: Randy Hurst, George Lewis, Jerry Mclver, Charles Bradshaw, and All-State. Don Smith. Last year at the playoffs in Austin, the Eagles defeated Edinburg 7-5 in the quarter finals. They beat Ft. Worth Paschal 8-3 in the semi-finals and roared past Highland Park of Dallas 13-0. A complete game by game appears on the next page. ln personal awards, Jimmy Carpenter and Glynn Gregory made the All-State team two years in a row. Carpenter also set two state records. He had a .729 batting average, eight runs in a single game, and the most triples ever hit in playoffs. PITCHERS AND CATCHERS: Hubert Jordan, Glynn Gregory, Bill Sides, Pat Arm- strong, George Nichols, Gaylord Armstrong, Roger Evans, Kenny Schmidt. PITCHER: Kenny 5Cl1midt. Xwgf Q J XX, EY my wt 4. INFIELDERS: Harold Stephens, Larry Geen, Jerry Dehlinger, John Harrison, Bob INFIELDER: J i m m y Carpenter Carothers, Jimmy Carpenter, Butch Adams. 'I956 All-State. Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene 9 9 San Angelo 7 5 4 Carter Riverside 2 Carter Riverside 10 Poly 0 Poly 0 San Angelo 0 Paschal 4 Paschal 2 North Side 2 North Side 3 North Side 3 INFIELDER: Bob Ca rothers. .J W -f gr i l .ms X . 1956 BASEBALL SEASON Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene Ihll I ZTTEBLIEI l ,Ju LS I I SRIYISI D.. D Lubbock, T. S. Abilene Odessa Abilene Monterrey, Abilene Lubbock Abilene Odessa Abilene Snyder Abilene Vernon Abilene Wichita Falls Abilene Snyder Wichita Falls utch Adams, Don S th, Bill Sid' Corpenter, Pat Armstrong, Harold Stephens, Glynn Charles Bradshaw, Bob Carothers, Kenny Schmidt. :S 22 Vernon 4 Snyder 9 Snyder 11 Midland 8 Midland 7 Edinburg 8 Paschal 13 Highland Park LI..L-..n. -.. .... E...-.- , lluucll Jvlillull, .Jlunny Gregory, Jerry Mclver fa 26299 W5 , --lg .IJ A N 1 K 'v' l -1'f'i'x' ff' Wi TT, v , 'Q' T X I -T . -+ of f ,. lui' sl f Wil I S l 3: f' 1 A J, ull. 1 . r x 9 5. 'ft BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: Glenn Schmittou, Paul Gleaton, Joe Touchstone, Larry Daugherty, Bobby Thompson, David Rix, Eddie Cockrell, Bobby Conaway, Robert Evans. Coach: Bill Sproull. ETTERS are caught in whirl of MATCHES Reserve lettermen and new members make the tennis team a fearsome crew. Returning this year are Bobby Conaway, Bobby Thompson, and Glen Schmittou. Coaching the boys for his second year is Mr. William Sproull. This year the team iourneyed to San Angelo for two matches and to Midland for a tournament in which they placed second. They also played in tournaments at Wichita Falls and Odessa. San Angelo was the scene for the District 2 AAAA meet held in March-a date that is too late for reporting in the T957 Flashlight. Last year the team won district and Bobby Thompson placed second in the regional playoffs in Stephenville. "A" SINGLES: "A" DOUBLES: "B" SINGLES: Bobby Thompson Bobby Conaway and Robert Evans. Glen Schmittou. l rum Z, , imfxfggrsf-, or-Y rs... -' ..',. 4',.gx4.- .ryI.,lI K . , . I "Hit: ++H--- ' 1:::.. +4"1"' - l' tl1'f" ' ff .... . , i:..1:: TQ! -1- Hrs-. "" L f SPRING is in the AIR With the coming of spring, activity springs up on all the courts and greens in the vicinity as tennis and golf en- thusiasts practice 'For hours trying to bring their games ,V S ...i up to par for the coming events. T-' I I ' ' I' -Y . . s 1, h , we Mlg, Q , . R M., - .--.. ,od 91 I x - -iff. 1 ,QNQI fig , . - .if-'W 33: - '. . - frwswff- 1' 'e--Q +5 il P -. - i cw, . r 55 ffl. .- fs .f -'i'1'1 4- 'Qi.' .M V ' f - . 1 ' ' ' llilwql' 1 7 ' - 3 Q I ' . :... V-was fl D- ng' ff ff- ' I 'UTQ' -4 ' "ff"' fi? f bi 15 f .A it i ..A-.elf rf 11711 ,fun f' uri! U" -'un - . HQ'-.'.I','u' f' K ff -'S 'ij -5 - - ' l . by 'D ull , M-'-'.', 9 ' 1' at i t f Y , 'I I 14,149 ,'v.f Q , 2, , 4' ' 1 ,up-..-,'-ga ' 5-4,-a ' 1 . vi,-,-3.11 ,vfffu ,. ' 6 'Q ' . ., .- ,L V' ',.-.M . .J I. 2 -'J-uh. ,,.:x:,, . A U 'hu .M ' g ' .. '- 'ic-'xfr x ly, Z.:qZ.5f..- I qi-..'.. ,.- :fit 1 , . . ff" , .NW A QE-iii' '-'-if-i7:3'515s3iN""R Sharon Christi and Betty Campbell are ready to begin a day's practice. Rufus Wallingford checks on his shot. 256 'ii 5 - Isabel Arispe and Jesse Brown do a little heckling as James Johnson tees off. ,K h W , 4 I , , 1 A l 'J R s. rf., 1. J ..,-,-. .,zf+g-4,-':..,, -M , 3--s ,fi- Tin ' 'l- u- , Isabel Arispe tees off for a round of practice before the next meet. GOLF team makes qood showing at MEETS Out on the links Abilenes high school golfers pursue the little white sphere in practice daily, and rack up a respectable record against many opponents. Making up the team are three juniors Rufus Wallingford, a 1956 letterman, James Johnson, Isabel Aris- pe- and one senior Jesse Brown. This group participated in the AGM College Invitational Meet, the Brady Relays the Ft. Worth Southwest Recreation Meet, and the Odessa West Texas Relays. The team placed second in one meet at Brady. The district meet was held in San Angelo on March 30, 1957, but results of the event were too late for the 1956 Flashlight. J " A ,.,'a 1 f-. ,T 'j'u7',k-1 .s ' 1 . ,. t , v , I , A 1 4 1' I I I I I I QS fi y . my Neg I fftf-i A3 L 1 i J' TEAM: Ronny Moody, David Willis, James Smith, Don Watkins, Jimmy Alexander, Stanley Miller, Jim Gray, Compere. Isabel Arispe, Donald McDonald, Jesse Brown, Jackie Crow, Bobby Dusek, Billy Edwards, Douglas , Rufus Wallingford, Sidney Seale, Paul Page, Ronnie Schuchard. Couch: John Dyer. Girls on the "B" team have the ball set up for a point. every event Good SPIKING means more scores The ball has been set up in this play for the spiker. Row 1: Nettie NeSmith, Jann Huckaby, Madeline Gilstrap, Mary Ann Herrington, Sherrilyn Crawford Row 2: Sandra Hads, Linda Morrison, Betsy Demere, Margaret Goss, Betty Foree, Charlotte McGuire, Gale Moore. S1 'QA " Assaciafion Harold Stephens . . . . . President Jimmy Rose .... . . . Vice-President Kaye Kring .. ..... Secretary Stuart Peake . . . .. Parliamentarian Barbara Black ...... Spirit of Athletics They BATTLED and SCCDRED while Remaining in the spotlight all the year either by participating in events or wearing the school letter, the "A" Association members become well known among the students and citizens of Abilene. 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S 5 - e Q s 2 E LAUGHTER-NORTH FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 242 Orange Street Telephone OR-46246 Abilene, Texas Paula and Ann find fine china at reasonable prices along with quality iewelry in PRESLEY JEWELERS 9 N th S 0 Ablene The West Texas House HE ENDER QMPANY Manufacturing Statloners Telephone OR-44339 Tel ph on 44339 ABILENE TEXAS 44 cada EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Chma Glassware Kntchenvvare Westmahaase Philco Retmgeratars and Ranges Westmghaase and Phnlco Radnas Speed Queen Washers HU EZHDTWZ1-Abi CGD The Largest Hardware Stock an West Texas 533 26 105 or ec nd i ll ll e one - , 2 r u u A D Q Telephone OR-23241 526-34 Cypress Street ss - ,- Y geeses's'Le' 8 H I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nntnlnd Seniors of AHS. . COYCRXTUI -XTIOYS BEST YY ISHES XYD I ,. 4 Q , .i , u xi iv -.5 a ,fr 74 Q . x - I j il I -' L q41g. . ' r . 1' 's A S l I' as '. T1 f ' D - ,. . v 1 v Q . l' X , " . .. 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' . . , ' N x F. . f Q31 'U f . 5 . 4 VA l 4 I ,1F""' if elwme Z0 McMzmy' 'Xt NIcNIurrx Collage xou xull fmd Frlencllv students C lpahle professors Small cl lsses Clubs fmcl lthletxcs Chrlstrm utmosphere And lots of thmgs to do Mcjlurry I5 GIWWIIIQ I The lhowe Qerlll photo shot hx LX AHS photog R1Cll1I'Cl H llUllLlx shows McNIurrVs new cllssroom hurlcllng, extreme left Tlus burldmg md new gxrls dorm out of plLtllIL xt upper rrght are both compltttlv modem 'md ur condxtlonecl Bordermg thls page ire some of thi. more than 100 Abxlene students cn rolled It NIQNI1un durmg, the 1936 07 Two AHS exes I:.l1L1bLth Hlx md Kiran Hop kms flbovej 'Ire now rn thc chorus md mlxed quartet it NIcNIurrx W hy not contmue xour educ ltlon I'lf.,l1t here m Alnlene MCMURRY COLLEGE if 'As yd lflllillllliliillliiilllflllillljllljllilIll!Hllllllli 269 LllilllllillllllIIlllllilllllllllllllllllllllillilllllllil NA'rloNAl. 5 AIILENI L .... Wim S'ewce Wham Dwayne Juv- TEXAS LJMBER C0- BUIUJ AINTWNG H02 OAK DIAL 4 6232 1 Everything to build anything I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 5 I lllllllllllliilllllllllllllll!!IlllllillllllllllllllllllI1 270 - 5 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 Q 1 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 F 1 ' 1 ' 1 2 2 1 I I . -- ,Q , Q fi 3 , ' 1 ' : 1 3 5451 , :I Q I v Ai vs I I . : n Q R I ' r 3 'inn n 1 " 3 'W 1 1 Mi n QQ ? 1 R . ' . - Y , - N' - L -J 15" A ' 'A ,W Us : 1 . 'M In I I I g Q 1 I I 1 I , 1 1 1 , 1 C I 1 1 , C I I "7 I 1 .. 1 .f - 1 I I 1 aw!--I A I , 1 I . 1 - I . 1 I A I 2 W 1 : nl ' : ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , I ' 1 I ' I 3 2 I I, 0 ' ' II l 113855. ',-- -QZQ fs Ann Slafon and many other Abi- lene High girls go to Minter's to find the latest in fashions. Charles Mundy and Lynn Mussle whnte admure some of the fnne morchancluse found un the Mens Dopariment l X 2 E 271 i!lil!!!1llllll!ll!lll!ll!l11l!1!ilI U i il X 'L U t 3 0 '1 ft 3' . N Q 3 Q. 5. ' sv , I . u 1 . , X . ' , vo ' , ? I W it . V, E , u no u A. The fune women s department at GRISSOMS attracts many Abulene Hugh gurls All the depart ments at GRISSOMS two stores are brummung full of tune qualuty reasonably pruced 220 CYPRESS RIVER OAKS SHOPPING CENTER GRISSOMS wushes to thank the many Abulene Hugh students among uts customers for theur con tunued patronage down through the years It us the fervent wush of everyone at GRISSOM S two stores that these students wull contunue to regard GRtSSOMS as theur store JiillllIill!ffii!llllllilllll!!IIIHIHJJUHJJJJJIIJHIll!!! 1 27 You II Luke ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Where you can contunue your educatuon un a fruendly atmosphere where teachers are personally unterested un you and where Chrustuan Iuvung us emphasuzed every CY Ag ruculture Here are the malors avaulable to undergraduate students Ar At ACC Students Are Friendly Buble and Reluguous Educutuon fBublucaI Fueldl Buble and Reluguous Educatuon IPractucaI Fueldl Bublucal Language IGreekJ Biology Busuness Admunustratuon Chemustry Educatuon Englush Home Economucs Journalusm Mathemcutucs Meducal Technology Applued Musuc Physucal Educatuon Psychology Socual Scuence Speech In addutuon study us offered un 13 other fuelds Also the rnaster's degree us of fered un Buble and educatuon For complete unformatuon contact Office of the Registrar Abulene Chrustucun College ABILENE TEXAS EDUCATING FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING At ACC Students Are Fruendly g . psf-is--xiii esiisss sssef- I o . . . . I cl . . . . . . . . . . . . ,vs-...Q V' Y .". ' ' g ri-Q ,A A. . . . . xg,-:u - 1 J V " . -.,-, '. . ' '-. . V- . 4... if-. V , I M. , -4' I ws- A . . . ,I 4 . . . . K' tp. O I . . . . I . . I I , I . u . . . . . . In o o o I . lfclclciclliilcllll ljlfiicl Davnd and James choose a sport coat from the wade selectnon at THORNTON S Ready to wear ladies section attracts Flora and Jane Beautnful dresses abound at THORNTONS THORNTONS All thats new ln mens fashnons can be found at the 4th 8. Oak and Elmwood West Stores 1lJl.l1fflfKi.llill!l.l!l!.lillJJsl O ' lslliicli 274 ' I ' '-,-, ' ' A SPIRITUAL HARDIN-SIMMON S UNIVERSITY Smce 1891 25 000 graduates Famous for Western tradltlon frlendly campus Splrltual attltudes IIN B SOCIAL PHYSICAL ACADEMIC 275 ' Q ll l .I U - I ' ' 'J III I--' .xiix iiiiii iiiiiilfnf 1-.i-EQSSES-5s'L? figi' - I-lllJ!ll!lllllllllllllllllillillllllllll!!!-lcll1.l21.lll!li if 1111111 ll Flora Snmons and Barbara Knrkpatrnck fund courteous fruendly servuce at the Abllenes fmest hotel Congratulatnons to all Abulene Hugh semors for the completion of a fnne hugh school career We hope that all of you wall vusut us often and continue your patronage of our hotel and restaurant iiillilllllifillllilii Best wishes from the WOUTEN HOTEl North 2nd at Cypress In Abilene llllllllllilllil!llillliliiliilllllllilf 3311111 276 FM' , wooTEN HOTEL 5 u u , Q A!-111155111 l ilfi l llxlil H ll,.l I l1.l!!!4lfi I lJll.l.1!l Cor N 4th rwe Service maLes of Cars CARS SALES TRUCKS SERVICE CH lges 7 Jservzce gg rwesf Ijiexas FORD g 2 CONVENIENT LOCATION DOWNTOWN TELEPHONE ORCHARD 4 4336 8- Walnut Sts Abnlene Texas I fliliflillllifllilil 277 Mcnwm N morons lJll!lllll!llllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli FRIENDS TO VISIT IIN THE RIVER OAKS SHOPPIINC CENTER For all that s tops m pops along wlth Jazz and classlcs, V1Slt BRESEE S MELODY MART RIVER OAKS A H S students especlally lnvlted We g1V6 FRONTIER stamps Famzly charge accounts muted COBB S DEPARTNIENT STORE Rlver Oaks Shoppmg Center For all the dry goods needs of your fcmuly see COBBS department store where you wall fund quahty merchandise at borgo n pnces 155113131 EEST 278 1 1 I A ' l .....t.nfss:,,. 14 I I 4 .o-,. , - I ' .V A 1 W If 9 Q o o 0 ' ' O I O I , in Abilenes newest and most complete department store 4 ' I ' -' ,J a j T u I l 1 i n . ' iilflfiilillillllilifllllllillliffii EIB D' e-X ' NXXR 1 J. LL -.LL.4A,-MM JAM HEI! T J, pf 'WN if l ABILENES OLDEST In Our 65th Year of Dependable Bankmg Servnce Farmers St Merchants Nahonal Bank CORNVR FCURTI-I E7 CYPRESS Barbara Alexander Kay Roberts and Barbara Parsons admure the car of the year BUICK at LONE STAR BUICK LONE STAR BUICK 1401 South First Phone OR 49103 The thrall of the year Two new lOC3tlO11S to serve wou better Same frleudlv courteous sew ce and fme clothmg values OI' 117770115 Z7I'CU'1 C!S I SR Clotlliers RIVER OAKS A I J CYPRESS JACK A. TUCKER Co. 1 If RX i lliili1Jl1111111Iiiiillljiifijijiii 279 I 'V H , ., V V . Ji A ' ' , - ' 'JA " 4' 1 . ....-- 1 - ,nf .L, ' V 1 , " T Qbf MRI , N ft If f .. . - , 4 , , , V, . , J..,...4.4-.4.L--, ,, .. 4,21 .. Y ,' ' " ' . ,... ,- '- -, - , , ', 1Lw'f O14-" . -I , . A . , D 0 A ' Q - M V I , Y -V A iv, . .' vW,,,.-.v.. I '- 'A ' . I 7 - -., .W , .g.'me' A r ., hw. . . I , , V, . Q ' ' I , I J ff v ' 4 ' ' 'L . I r ,TM 'L , ' 'F C Q ,a A V ' V -.NX . .C In 4 '31 I f ' -' I, ' 'T - y , f , I I I I o .. .- il Z2 " ' '1 I I K1 ': 'T A ' - ' -'I W W - f W. O ll ' - . N Y . h V I ..... I , I . ' . ' . . lil!lllllillllliillllilllll.llll1!!.lJ till!-lxillicicllllli I M' For all your clothing needs see ..... C. R. ANTHONY Z N I 12th and Grape shopping center courteous, friendly personnel and quality merchandise Z Shop at ANTHONY'S for your families spring and summer clothes fm ll If PRINTERS LITHOGRAPHERS 244442 4 P RIN TIN G OR 4 4722 'I42 Elm Abilene, Texas Tramed halr stylists and modern equipment make LOTTIE s Abllene s most skllled beauty salon LOTTIE S BEAUTY SALON SOUTHWESTPARK SHOPPING CENTER PHONE OR 31262 JOBS High School semors who want to be sure of placement opportunities handsome starting incomes chances for promotion when their next school days are over should send at once for SHORTCUT TO SUCCESS showing 'ln average of five Streamlined courses will enable you to qu lllfy lt 1 big., suing in time and expense Call or write at once for complete mfonnmtxon rcqlrdxng Summer Tem1 and Special money saving plans DRAUGHON S BUSINESS COLLEGE 1317 V: S lst St Telephone 4 8574 280 If w ww M W 'U' YW 1 li ,W 3 W 0 tt. If x . 9 . ,N , , .4 n I U. . ll calls for each DBC graduate - with many an average at 52,700 to 83,600 a year. ' " " ' l4,'ii'7k" ' ' . . , ' " ' 1 ' pa ' j . '. ' , , M, IW fleiisf-Q.,'ai: :V-iseeesg 5-i' seE. ruxgg igi5l-5 llJ!l!!J.lIlllll1!!l1!lll!lllllllsiisl!ill V ' These Abilene High students enioy a frosty cold DR. PEPPER. Nothing tastes better on a hot summer day than a sparkling, pure DR. PEPPER. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 301 Pioneer Drive Phone OR-33753 FOR THE DRINK THAT REFRESHES TRY DR PEPPER For the mulk thats better than good r 18 ti Ggqnn FOREMOST e 3 st fs,":,I.':.z' W W CDNIPANY South 14th All FOREMOST products are superior un qualuty freshness and pureness Try FOREMOST ICE CREAM for a real taste treat MILK AND ICE CREAM The FOREMOST label us a mark of quallty 281 E . I fy ' 1? . K . ,-fir, see' r tm f- " i--53 fl - Eeliix Ps ?5EPl15El'!S5iP5eES?l55S SEEEQ E N E i.i!.!l!1J!JJll!ll!!lllIlllllllllljlli ilxlliljjaliisi AIOCMUFIELDER nllllnslieilniiiomm J R EIELDER 5 z o D DILLINGHAM af 'Q' 611--'B Y Cooks Varmsh Paunt mhlmyi WaII Board 5. and WaIIPCIPer Q- HI- E E Sash and Doors rf! .sf 'W'-f.4. ,, X """'riH-2.'f Q A V Author: ed Sales and Sewzce Agent for ' 401 WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF OFFICE MACHINES 1137 BUTTERNUT STREET SUPPUE5 AND EQUWMENT TELEPHONE OR 4 5077 ABILENE TEXAS THE FRIENDLY FIRST IBTSN Drive In Banking Efflclent and Courteous 24 Hour Deposrtory sir ,STHE FIRST STATE BANK Phone 2 8455 Fourth and Chestnut Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ABILENE LAUNDRY COMPANY 'THE GOOD ONE Continuously operated smce 1894 768 Walnut Cor South Ilth 8- Chestnut INorthsadeI ISouthsndeJ 3Jf !33 S P S 1 5 E E 5 282 I x W . . X X N f . . J . ,K I, " f"v-. , V ,A ,, an I - I . I ' A E .. , , fr . , 'Ev-+: : IS .I N f 6 ,h I I In ci., f. 1, " - Eff f" ' ' " ---nf I . 'FLW .- Q' 'I nl' ., V' .. , ,'.,. . ln., 1' -Q -. M -,.,, -uf, - -7 21? 'page n'Ar I 1' 4 W N If I wh ,W ca I In , W W - M If , fl ll ll ,lx l I 71' J , Convenient and Safe W V wi,-1 .-- W 'NA 1 xx. . -. - - M E, -J IIE 125, . . W N ,Q if If ,,,,....-- - Vi V. ' , " ' - I f-,Q rpg ,E Iwi E " ll- . - n' I 4- f .J ,W D 3 v I - .gg NX, - C. - W Qi--at-t-F'-QR-4 ,Qr - A4 in I D I O O vm W1 wr M I ll mr W If W , . , 'pilia - ' ' Sifix xiaske ?ET1EIiF Ext?-'EEE xxxi KF ,. 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 E 1 E ng illlilixlilliill S H O P 5 Convenient Locations No 5 2534 South 7 l Z . 23, . . O 22? D Q FD o ' T ' I if -.L 1 ' v f - I 4' ' S. , KX v If 0 V N M 1 X t x , if . IQ, ' ' f Q 4, - . -X,-sl, w ' SAVE Two wAYs M3?jff:,,,, Every Day Low Prices P us No 10 No 13 me North a Frontier Sovlng Stamps Rlver oaks Shoppmg Center MW Fmequolutytood 0 W rounded menu or lowest poss:b'e cost may be found ot the Abilene I-hgh Cafeteria Mrs R G Johns, Manager fliliilflxfflxlxlilflfiilfllifffffllifilxiiixflflfllflfflxlflxli 283 - ' - lielSJcle!sl!ll'lll!lll.lllllll.llIl!lI.l 1lll.1llJ!ilJ CHEVROLET - CADILLAC sw if, -,bf Q ti' 4-.V I'-T' raw!" 4 " , N115 Th tl" I I ' ,T I XA. .:r.'L"'5L omega' cs, ...tilt--'E . WESTERN CHEVROLET CO 4001 South 1st Street Telephone 3 2561 We congratulate all EAGLES game of Iufe Vnslt WALDROPS for the finest selection of furnuture In West g mzhau am! Dzaomhvz CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS We hope you will conhnue to use our faculutnes down through the years WINDSOR HOTEL 4th 81 Pune Ph OR 2 3261 Dons Pratchett and Carolyn Hodges enloy the luxury found at the WINDSOR 5 S E 284 'ZX R., ' fr 4 4 'V 1 1- -4 A' - I Q an 6 5 -. NIVIX 'kg I' x. -sv K, te -I .C .gl X -L if T Q W 'fl q was I , R YI- If qfg -vu'-5' lv - A an 'fu -4- os. .fo " ,., Q "' 1 an V 'V , I its K ' af f 'i I . . , . --4' Ill! l I ' And wnsh you success In the ' .auf af I Texas. , . ' . III L' ' I . . an SYFEEY ABILENE. YEKAI Q - K - K I S I .fs' t fllisi' 2 er' x rx s iles mrs Llllllilllilllllllilllillllllllllllllllillllllllllilllllll Kilfilxlillliilillillilillllilllfiiliilil ii if Illllllill ff I Ill! li llll U JCAM 5111110 xx 151165 to th lflk th1 studcnts of ABILENE HIC II Sf HOOL for t11L1r 11111c1 Loopcr.1ho11 xx 11111 111 111111, t11c PIC.f1lItS 1 t111s lf 1x .K :ne .S9tllJl0 610 Crlpe Phone OR 43011 XX c do 111 txpc Q of p11ot0c5r1p11x Portr utq Commercml XY 0c1d1ngQ Hmxw O11x Pezsonalzlzf Ifnfmzts 1111 Il 1 1 xx1s11 cm 11111 Q sms 1 lllillliilllilllllll!llll!lllllllllllllllllllllilllillllli 285 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , ,. , . I ' - - 1 v 1 ' . Q .' I l 1 , 1' " - a"f -'- '-fn 4.'1J0'. : I I I I ' 1 Q I , o ! f 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 - - 7 I I ' 1 1 H 1 i ..... I 1 I 0 af I I 0 '. ' i 0 ' ' . 1. . t Iv ' k- 1 11 .l, N 3 . . I, I I 1 I 1 V D U 1 C,r111g1'11t111r 1 .x:x1'111111s- 1 1 XY- 11111-X.II.S.511141111115 -1 ll ' 11- 1 5 ' -css c111xx'1 t111'1111g11 1111- y'l'll1'S. : F I 1 1 1 I PEOPLE Admmrstratlon Faculty Mamtenance Senlors Junuors Sophomores Personal mes SCHOOL LIFE Events Orgamzatlons Flashlught Student Councul Battery F H A. N H S Band Pre-Med Jr Red Cross F T A Thespnans Chorus F N A F F A Fashnon P E Professionals F B L A Book Browsers J A of Scuence Raduo Archatecture Shutter Bug Foreugn Correspondence Travel Sportsman Math Charmal :ty Personal :ty Ephesy Seventeen Roman rorum Estule Pam Amerncan A Club Machune Shop Fnne Arts N F L Auto Mechanlcs Athletrcs Cheerleaders Coaches Football Basketball Track Baseball Tenms Golf Volleyball A Assocuatnon ADVERTISEMENTS ASC A H S Cafeterra Abllene Laundry C R Anthony Austm s Camera Shop Borden s Bradshaw s Bresees Melody Mart Burton Lungo Lumber Co 21 27 28-47 48 49 50-98 98-119 120 141 143-153 156-160 161231 162163 164-165 166167 168169 170-171 172175 176-177 178179 182184 186189 198-199 202 203 204-205 206 207 210-212 214-217 219 223 224-227 228 231 232 261 235 242 243 246 247 249 250-252 253-256 256-257 258-259 260 261 Jude! Cmzen s Natnonal Bank Coca Cola Bottlmg Cobb: Draughons Busmess College Dr Pepper Bottlmg F L M Bank Fnelder Dlllmgham Lumber F1rxt State Bank Foremost Da1r1es Grussom s Hardm Snmmons Unlversrty Klme Studuo Laughter North Funeral m l.1on Hardware Lone Star Bunck Co Lottues Beauty Shop Mcllwam Motor Co McMurry College Munters M System Pender Co Popular Presley Jewelry Royal Crown Bottlmg Russey s Prlntung C0 S L Q Clothners South Texas Lumber Thornton s Waldrop s Western Chevrolet West Texas Ut1I1t1es Whntehurst s Wmdsor Hotel Wooten Hotel ADMINISTRATORS Mrs C E Arnold Board of Educatuon Baggett Mary Vmtmg Teacher Bowers Mrs Stella Secretary to Prunc1paI 286 4 Chapman Bert Board of Educatuon Clme Alense Counselor 27158 Edwards A H Ass1stantPr1nc1paI Hutclrxrson John Board of Ed1.cat1on Jones Morgan Jr Board of Educatuon Pres Leuss Mrs Ruth Nurse McM1nn Ollue Board of Educahon Moser Charles Athletnc Durector Raymond Mrs Evelyn Attendance Clerk Roberts Mrs T E Board ofEducat1on Sec. Short Mrs Chrustme Reglstrar Webb E L Pr1nc1paI Wells A E Supermtendent Wllson Stanley Board of Educatnon Anderson Bamley B1ll1e Ball Beverly Ballard Mrs Eduth Bnshop Mrs Selma Blackburn B Bradford C Bryant Mrs Leona Bullmgton Wallace Butler Mrldred Coalson Bull Compere Ruby Crews Leroy Curtns Mrs Rosa Deavers Avus Duncan Bobbue Dunn H A D er J R Echols C D Endsley Mrs u a Etter Mrs Jo Fnelder R 28121 4699191258 45 121 158 204 253 261 3699180 285197160 36234242 250260 36162163 3699 46 121 210 234261 28121 42121 186 41 121 168 42 51 224 37121 45 51 192 28121 4199193 34 51 158191257 38196 28200 45158202 7 33156173 215 C C -- - ---4,,..4,,.,,,..,,.-.,., , -' ' ' .................... 270 , - ' ....... ..24 . ' -, '- , - A ,,.,,...,,,,,..,,,.,,,,.,,. . .......... ...... ................... 2 7 a ' ................................. E ' ............................... D -. A H ' ' .............. .280 . 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Kathry MosefCH Nelll Mrs Nadune Nuckols Patrlcla Owen Rainey Pa ne J E fl Parker Mrs Kathleen Reeves Mabel Robbnns Woodard Self Loutse Spence V G Sproull W Stokes Mildred Story Mrs Laverne Sub ett E R Tapscott E V Terbush E L Trbbetts Turner Mrs Ellen 34 210 212 234 242 261 34121 193 3899158195 47210234261 3899176 2899178 3499 4299213 381211 31121 33512 31512 639194 43 219 221 39170208 33184 216 3451 166 3451 4555203 4799 210234 242 260 3999158 2999158 3551 197 33 218 29121209 2951 43181 29121210212 234242 2999121 197 47 210 234 261 41 168 45 204 205 43 228 35 198 29 164 241 39121185 35 255 261 29162 45190 33181 201 214 3799198 26167 2951 Index Walker Maruan Watkins H D Weaver Mrs Lucy Wrlls Emma Lounse STUDENTS Abbott Abbott Ackers Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Bertha Earlyne Gary Beffv Bully Joe Butch Charles Dovne Jane Morrns Add lngton Sherry Adluns Adkms I Bobby E Ag an Joe Aults Carol Albnght Sandra Alexander Barbara Alexander Jlmmy Alexander Loveta Alfred Helen Alldredge Ronnle Allan Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Wulllam Carol Ann Joyce Nancy Paula Jean Wanda Walllam All mg Jane Anderson Judy Anderson Robert Andrews Glorla Anthony Archer Mary Ard Marsha Ar I spe I sabel Arm :stead Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Beme Carolyn Don Gaylord G W Pa Arnold Scottre Arrant Gary Wayne Ashby Barbara Ashenfelter Larry Ashley Ashley Ashton Ashton Adnan Laura LaVerne La Vonne Ashworth Ev Askew Janet Atk ms Betty Atk mson Flora Atterbury Curtus Autrey Bull Avery Aycock Charlene Frank Baggett Beth Barley Barley Barley Barley Barley Baker Barley Beffv Bobble Bonme Charlotte Frank Julua Nona Baldrldge Ann Baldry Ballard Barbee Bardm .llm Alyce Darla A 27195 35 99210234 35121201 27195 52 224 225 226 100 224 225 122 186 100 197 258 52 212 235 239 250 252 122168 100206215171 100228231 100165171181185 100196 100207216 122207 100194 204258 279 122191257 52166167 100216 100210241 242 261 175194 100179 52 224226 100191258 52 202 52166167 202 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B 92156172181182183201205241 Todd John Tolavar Dorothy Toney James Torrance James Touchstone Townsend Traaner Chrastell Truatt Lona Tucker Tucker Tucker Tuley Turkett T 8 Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner oe Lorna Tommy Robert James Barbara James Le Anne Sharley Wanda Tutt Jammy Tuttle Varganaa 139207 139201 139159181182183215 218 140 255 118179182183 92170215 214 219 220222 140208 140198 206 210 247 92201 140194209 140197 118204 253 140198 Wech J C 141 198 Weldon Dolores 141 171 Weller Moms 141 194 175 Wells Guy 94170171 212 235 237 241 261 Wenzel Saundra West Gayle Westbrook James Westfall Ronnae Westover Tam Whetsel Pat Whataker Mary Patracaa Whats Whate Whate Wh ate Whate Whtte Whate Carlene Charles Da e oe 'Y a Kay Whuteaker Brenda Whutman Davrd Whattangton Sandra Whattle Sandra Twomey Kenneth Vaden John Valentane Leon Van Arsdel Kent Vance Melba Varner Darrell Varner Sandra Vaughn Connae Vaughn Kenneth Verraer Pat Vernon Claudane Vest Don Vestal Joyce Vack Betty Vack Bally Vack Cecalaa Vallearreal Frank 118206 140172198 92170176 140208 140209 118187 140182184201 140199 118216 182 183212247 248 118172207214 Waeldang Hollcs Waggans Walburn Walburn Walburn Walerson Walkans Darlene Gary Jerry Don Pete Anata Barbara Wallaford am Wallaams Wallaams Wallrams Wallaama Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Wallaams Barbara Beatrace Car Charles Donald Jane Jonell Judy Kenneth Larry Mar a 1 yn ue Vmeyard Dorothy Vonderhoff Amerette Voshen Susan 140172185207 92 202 2792171181201 Wallaamson Davad Wallangham R R Walls Carey Sue Walden Judy 140 176 207 Waldren Ray Waldrap James Walker Mary Walker Raley Walker Sarah Wallace Jammy Wallangford Rufus Walter Judy Prada Walter Leo Walter Tam Wampler Vackaa Ward Gary Ward Joe Ward Judy Ward Mary Lou Warl ack Warner Watkms Watkans Watson Watson Watson I Rosa n Patr at a a Jerry lewns Ray Stella Watts Betty Watts Beverly Watts Jerry Watts Wall IS Wayte Jan 93 197 93147170202 232 260 186188 118191207256257260 93214 93199 140206212242 246 140172209 119198 118 211 235 239 261 140172175193 207 93168 93186212242261 93202 118186257 140168 Wallas Davad Wallas Gayle Wallaams Walsher Walson Wallofl Walson R B Jammy Conme Dana Dewayne Kenneth Wank James Wann Nata Wanston Kam Wanter Weston Wood Deana Wood Juanava Walson Wood Mary Woodford Jerry Woods Woods Woods Woody Wooten Eddae Helen Joyce Darrell James Word Barbara Wyatt Laverne 141201 118193 141218 118,210,242 141200206 94197 94201 118193206 94174202 94194 141 168182 119204205253 141 211242 247 141 187 141 186208 119149181215 166207 174196 119 171 210235 241 250 260 199186 141215 119204 119168 119187 141 199 95164170 119164 210 242 119216 219 223257 260 96203 141206 212 246 141 193 7596170180214 119193 141 175 96203 96210235260 119249 96153202 96166180 202 218 119182 210235 247 248 261 141 175215 119166 96 202 93 181 182183201215218 140197 140178182184 94215 140198 140187 31 118214 Weaver Jean Webb Gaal Webb Judy Webb Ronald Weber Mary Ann Webster James Weed Jaretta Wear Warren Wear Woody 94179185 140168 141201 94 203 94172176194241 94159218 141 198242 293 Yager Beth Yarbrough Jan Yarbrough Jane Yarborough Sharon York Dale Young Durlene Young John Pau Young John Make Young Make Youngblood Margaret Youngblood Marne Zacharaas Jammy Zuber Kant Zusman .lame 141 166181253 119215 119 210235 237 260 96197 961821831201 96 194 210 141 210 242 247,248 119 224 225 1 - ............., ............ 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Universal Bookbinders, Url- l WI wel' u San Antonio ai I ill sl l ll til MII wfl cl 'I len llsll dl w 9 QR I U1 QW u ci M 0 M4 ol' all IN RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION 1957 FLASHLIGHT STAFF The FLASHLIGHT staff of 1957 along with the cooperation of our principal and faculty and the finest student body in Texas has worked together to make the best publication Abilene Hugh has ever seen We wish to thank all of those who advertised and supported our book and we sincerely hope that they will be repaid many times over for the bug part they have played In the publishing of this yearbook We hope that each person who turns through the pages of this book will engoy every page Charles Mundy Editor Lynn Musslewhute Bus Mgr 296 Charles Mundy Lynn Musslewhite Don M Campbell Jon Hayes Barbara Neilon Paula Spurlln Florence Ford Jimmy Parsons Ronnie Hart Flora Simons Sharon Barron Ann Slaton Jane Felerebend Carolyn Beldleman Barbara Kirkpatrick Carolyn Hodges Brenda Ingalsbe EdIl'Ol'r r- Busmess Mgr Photographer Assustantm T Feature Index Sports Sports Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore C ub Club Club Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor W Mi M110 I ll ivoxal . all ll Sl tl' s' 4 ll 1 l M0 all of t bl' S4 M4 1' ' , on I Ill I 7 ll 9 all ll 4 ltlllllll at I ' . 0 I 9 1 0 ,e gov abc I I td o,,a7l I ll 6 56 I0 0 gl U 1 In A ' ...................... 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