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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1956 volume:

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HERMAN SMITH Board Member BEN H. STONE, JR. BoardMember MRS. MILDRED WINOATE Board Member ADMINIQIRA rloN X ska' pg ,fr if rf f ,563 1 4- f' 41. Q. lzglgggx il W lzvyz 57 1 54,19 xi ,..??:,i.1.. 'f Q."-1 2 x 1. :'Z'Yg1jl A ,A x Z.. . 'N Q M, 6 .,.,--,. -X ?-9' 2 H 'ffm x ff Q Q 'fr 'rl h A. .H .H 5 ., . Q x '..,,,,P'-, MRS. THOMAS I-IEINIE Dean of Girls 5 GREETINGS Since our yearbook for this year is featuring the traditions of Amarillo High School, I should like to point out for you some of the meanings of our traditions and to name some of those which we cherish most. Our traditions take the form of a culture perpetuated, a practice followed, an event observed, or attitudes established. Traditions sometimes become so important as to be almost sacred, and to violate them is a greater offense than the violation of a law. It is, therefore, of the greatest moment that we give heed to the nature of the traditions which we establish. The nature and sacredness of the traditions of an institution are determined somewhat by the age of the in- stitution. This year marks the 62nd anniversary of the first graduating class of Amarillo High School in l894. Among our most cherished traditions are those having to do with the cultures and attitudes which we have developed. These include our outstand- ing school spirit, our fine sportsmanship, our practices in democracy, our emphasis upon moral and spiritual values through the morning devo- tionals, morning watches, and similar activities, our model assemblies, our weekly contributions to charity and benevolences, and our wholesome spirit of genuine friendliness and courtesy which pervades our own numbers and is especially noted in our relations with other schools and visitors upon our campus. There are a number of traditional dates and events that have been observed over a long period of years, a list of which is found in the Golden Rays. My challenge to the students and faculty of Amarillo High School is that you feel a personal responsibility for maintaining and fur- ther establishing these worthy traditions which, to so great a degree, determine the spirit, the efficiency, and the possible achievements of our school. R. B. NORMAN Principal :'fgf:iilif,f'fL 'v x up +I 7271 5 4wff,s :f,1,':4-Q14 'g,'1.'L'f3 13,14 " ' r' 4 P f 2 0 v ni Q? M . f 2 -.. i , W , fill 2 r f 4. 45. 4' 4,1 QQ M Ai 'Y A -5 E if 2 1 . MRS. W. B. BURKHALTER Senior Counselor l C Sixteen COUNSELORS x g C MR. E. L. HAMMIT Sophomore Counselor Q O MISS MINNIE FEIERABEND Junior Counselor Vi Q Paul Alley S. G. Anthony Mrs. C. P. Atwood Charles Bacon Mrs. Francis Baker Miss Viola Ballard Mrs. Billie Sue Bar-ron Don Bennett Henry Bledsoe J. M. Boswell Mrs. Corrah Braudt Mrs. Sybal Brierley C. A. Campbell Frank Cockrell Mrs. Bowen Cox Miss Irene Crawford Mrs. Lela Crossett Mrs. Hazel Davis R. H. 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Charles Emmons Jennings Flathers Mrs. Dorris Foreman J. Fryhover Mrs. Nan Gibbs Mrs. Louise Goode Mrs. Veda Hall Mrs. lrene Hamilton Charles Hester C. T. Howell T. G. Hull E. L. Jackson Mrs. Sue Jennings Miss Joyce Johnson Mrs. Anne Johnston C. C. Jones Mrs. Margaret Josserand Mrs. Atlanta Kaye Joe Kerbel Jimmie Kidd Mrs. E. A. Kimmons Miss Anna Mae Klapproth Miss lla Lewis Maior Carl Matney Richard Mixon Miss Lucille Morton Torn Moulton Joe Parkey James Paschal Mrs. Betty Patton E Eighteen . E Sam Pecchia Raymond Perkins Mrs. Lola Pevehouse Archie Pool Miss Laura Roberts Mrs. Mabel Rodgers Miss Louise Russell Dan Salkeld Dr. Everett J. Sample E. G. Sanders E. M. Savage Mrs. Marion Schoen Oscar Self Mrs. C. C. Shaller Miss Adelle Shows Miss Velma Shows Miss Mary K. Simms Mrs. Minnie Singleton Mrs. Dollee Small Rupert Taylor Miss Tennie Thompson Miss Ruth Ann Tolbert Mrs. C. C. Walden Mr. C. A. Wallace Miss Gladys Wallis Martin Walsh Mrs. N. N. 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H., 5 .' 4i'p'Q4. , 1 A 'AMB A K Barnett, Sandra V- A Barnwell, Joan -V f ' 4 ,- :gi Z: Barnwell, June 1 "K ' I A,',,w, A WZ V I: Q' Bartlett, Johnna -M379 x Awfvvf -, A1 Bassett, Pat W , A :Q 67 W-sf,1f: ffgzf I Bates, Ron . 4 A .fi A .5 W, ,. , A A, ,pk ,Af , C' Q' eg '- 1-ijt., Zfyvaie V 1.1 -g Q V ---.. ,,,e1 1 i Bearden, Ginger A , " A f- " Bedwell, Dean Q , A A A., A Belknap, Barbara V .A ' l- jA Bell, Rex If L QA ka, - .A,, , My Benge, Suella A Www A "5 Bennett, Sharon N , , 1,, Ig A 1, if A J it l ,P i ri " il Best, Dorene V A N' Bierce, Shirleen J . - , Blackwell, Doris ' J xxx B s ' A A. H A ' ,rx - Wg? 4,,., A A ,V A Blair, Sue fs if 9. 77' ' 'Z-f t J! V -... 21 ay I: V: ,':, l .4 i..kV A A, .r W 1 , A - vi jmtw he ' k"' l , Blassingame, Charles , A A I A E AKA Boies. Gene Paul i X .A a i' h, if d P 5 f H ' O 'C 'e L A - A V J Boltin, Deana Boney, Bugs Boone, Richard OPPOSITE P A G E- , .A Senior Class Officers: jykdis Q4 Jack Moblev, Presi- '. 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N 4 SENIORS Boswell, Danny Boswell, June Bourn, Nancy Boyd, Gary Boyner, Necmi Bradshaw, Bob Bridges, Jarrell Briley, David Broadstreet, Carole Brooks, Marilyn Broomhead, Charles Brown, Betty Brown, Charlotte Brown, Eluatrne Brown, George Browning, Shirley Bruce, Pat Bryant, J. B. Bryant, Jerry Bunker, Bob Bural, Lynn Busby, Dwayne Buswell, Glen Butler, Sharon Twenty-four Caddick, Rosemary Cagle, Daryl Cain, Carol Campbell, Anna Lee Carpenter, Ken Carroll, Eddie Carroll, Janell Carroll, Sue Lynn Carruth, Marilyn Carter, Gerry Carter, Gini Carter, Richard Chapman, Jerre Chappell, Mary Jo Chavez, Jr., Vic Churchill, Jim Cizon, Gordon Clark, Bobby Clark, Kenneth Clark, Wanda Clay, Patsy Clement, Betty Coburn, Tom Cochran, Clarence Coggins, Jimmy Collins, Carolyn Combs, Fred Compton, Gale Coonrod, Larry Coston, Barbara Cotton, Bob Cowan, John Cox, Gene Cox, Rose Coyle, Bob Creamer, Celia Crider, Earlene Crossett, Drew Crouch, David Cunningham, Johnny Culver, La Donna Cummings, Nanette Twenty-five 1 --yr' ., ' S 'I' A I - yr Q J, , V. -- W , Q V If 4 :L ,va 1 gi K 'Q , X s 1 ' Y, t ' J -'H Cf l M is V., I - A ',,,, ig, Ac ,B ,E ,L Q, ,. K Q v , Q ,Z ,,L Zh .vxl , 5 A LY '- t ,. , . I X ,g f I 1 I, L ,' . ,nb In A '15, m , 'rm it ,Tlx I 5:41. .2 J ' f 'ts B 4 .': 1 J I 'Q' 1 Q ti we A 1 y tr, , , -:sr ' V" U11 ...., fr"-1" an to ' l' , . Q xg at j 3 u . Q ly X x vi A 'c 'fe , I V. s l S 2-I gig I Q- 1? - zztl .5 A A - Y 1 .5 , wt J 'fl , . 1 as Ji :E ' V V lf A 1 Around the campus . . . ,.v, -" N ,,,,f'W"'5 NS . . . planning The yearbook. . is J Q gf?" M 'af r 5 5' 59? 'Q ' ' ' NM 1 if 2 ,V ' Q, me ' sk 1 1 ' . gg... H , g SH '-as 4, i i , IL . . L.- 'if . , -1 QV ff f -a-.3 wear ' 'K 'iv xx f 'Ka h K K 1 :Qin F, 'La As. 5 if mf Q' 2 W' , l 'iigbl .-elf, J J , XX ' l XE .7 J ia, aa 'V' I .W 4 A, 9 N,-I . ff ' IZ -av -XY? - - Q., 4 --3 l o- A 'L V' W I 'Sw-"fl X f 1,5135 -lf , ,fy ffcyl' K H egg , SENIORS Cunningham, Walter Curb, Claudine Daily, Harriet Dale, Wayne Daws, Kay Dawson, Dolphia Deason, Jean Deason, Jo Ann Deaver, Roy Deckard, Sammie Denmead, Don Dobbs, Don Dobbs, Jean Dodge, Joan Duncan, Arnie Duncan, V. J. Dunn, Sherra Durham, Bill Edgar, Carol Edwards, Nell Elder, Wesley Ellis, Berna Ruth Ellis, E. L. Ellis, Peggy June Twenty-six Ely, Ronnie Epps, Wanda Ethridge, Carolyn Eubank, Beverly Evans, James Evans, Sylvia Farley, Ada Liba Farmer, Frances Dee Farnsworth, Joy Fennimore, Marita Fields, Coeta Fields, James Findley, Curtis Ray Finley, Alice Flint, Emily Fonti, Richard Fouse, Carol Ann Fowler, Bruce Fowler, Henry Fuller, Judy Fuller, Tony Fuqua, Louise Gabbard, Jean Gailey, Donna Ruth Gantt, Ann Getman, Robert Gibbs, Betty Kay Gibson, Mary Sue Gilbreath, Cecile Gilchrist, Jon Glascow, Gary Glass, Joan Green, Pearl Gochnauer, Johnny Godfrey, Carol Golclen, Zonia Golightly, Jean Goodner, Judy Goodson, Bobby Goodwin, Ken Graham, Bill Graham, Nikki Twenty-seven 4, I-if-gi" , Q . '7 , W, 45- y M V 5' ,A 1 2 Q M f . . J A 4 M ,Q ff ,B wiper ffl ,-,. 1 , ,M J, f ,. ,,.,,,,,!- 4 a as X 3 1 Y i A ,, , ,Qx3fZf't"" it D ,ggx , W ' , , ' ' V' Q1 Q.. l F 'K I. 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'naw 4 '1"" f v. 5 Z SENIORS Gray, Richard Green, Charles Grigsby, Bill Gross, Jeanette Gunn, Amma Lynn Gwyn, Gary Haag, Jessie Hadaway, Shirley Hale, Don Haley, Jerry Lee Hamlin, Barbara Hamlin, Royce Hannon, Hannum, Hansard Hansard Nancy Sharon Charles Harry Hardcasfle, Donald Harp, Doyle Harris, Cordelia Harris, Virginia Harrison, Doris Hash, Bob Havens, Sharon Hawk, Joyce Ann as l.lLif9s'1C ' 1 Haynie, Nina Heard, Harvey Hedgecoke, Garland Hedgecoke, Jimmy Henderson, David Henderson, Triss Henry, Robert Herrington, Vivian Hickman, Judith Hicks, John Higdon, Lucy Hilgers, Wayne Hindman, Helen Hisey, Bill Hobbs, Sharron Hodge, Pat Hodges, Kathy Holder, Ramona Hollis, Carol Hollis, Eddie Hood, Charlotte Hooker, Charles Howard, Ramona Howell, David Hudnell, Kenneth Hudson, Edward Hunter, Ruth Hyde, Mickey Irvin, Dixie Lee Ivy, Duane Jackson, Dan Jacobsen, Jerry Jacobsen, Jim James, Anne James, Frank James, Geneva Jeffreys, Joyce Jenkins, John Jennings, Barbara Joe, Wa Johnson, Charlene Johnson, Sondra Twenty-nine Q 'wvx-c.,,,,,Xjf X 5. 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J W s ll., "t ,lg .,,, "' -, - - - iii. f me - y, """ 2 ' if J , ' ar' .M - ft 4 J 'fr' 4 , ' Xl X '-Qc., w,9j" J E55 is 1 r V 4 yy! ll" " A M Q 1 it l fa- 'gg 71- -". ' 'E i- K -'Q' 'W 'K 'X lf: . - f ' J' Ai. cf M, ' fu 'Zi' 2 W' Mr' ' F . , 52 ,dxf is 1 JI N! , , 1 4. A . 'X . 1 -if Q gy ia 5' J H, r -ve, 3 5 l .,.,,-.-4 .aff V an ,,c . Z 1.40. f R-M., . 2 N, K jf. ff Z2 ,f 7 1, ff l . 'Ei mr.:- fz an I MJ f 9 , I-w""' 'Ki' X 4 , f, SENI ORS Johns O Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, n, Violet Bobby C. Bobby Carroll Jane Liz Jordan, Joy Kardell, Dick Kay, Kevin Keathley, Jane Keel, Betty Keenan, Charlotte Keesee, Jerry Kelln, Wanda Kelly, Carol Sue Kelly, Carter Kendrick, Sam Kerr, Sandra Keys Gerald Keys Terry King Joyce Kmslow, Jim Kirkpatrick, Angela Knighton, Donna K N I Y A1 1 iff, A, I -i n , X ' 1 4 W J ., :N az f ' ' 1 J ' I few , , ' - f - 2 -- "' f , " , r . 7 ' ' fl J' f ' rr,, 5' J KX -M A ' if I J 6 'aw ,ff , y Th I rTy I ' ,, Knowles, Diane KnuPP, Bob Koontz, Earl Koonfz, TI J. Krahn, Ken Lacy, Helen Lacy, Joyce Lancton, Mary Ann Lane, Frank Langwell, Patricia Lanier, Bobby Laroche, Bob Lasater, Drena Lawrence, John Leclbefter, Karola Lee, Dixie Legg, Jim Lewis, Scotty Liebsch, Gladys Light, Lillian Lighffoot, David Lilly, Cora Jo Lindsey, Jimmy Linville, Jean Livingston, BeTTe Loar, Leonard Logsdon, Jim Love, James Loveless, Lois Ann Lowery, Davis Luetkahans, Evelyn Lynch, Elizabeth Mackey, Karen Malacara, Josephine Mariner, Beth Marsh Ill, Stanley Mashburn, Russell Mason, Gera Mason, Lynda Maxfield, Archie Meadors, Ben Medley, Sue Thirty-one 4 rw ' ,J f Q, I, Q f ' P. r 1' ...Q in f, la - ,V 'V-if YQ., J X, ,- ' ,,Q:,1,i. 5 . VX: ' f rdxyw. r, rr ,3 I 1 i l, . fwi -5 A N f if 'bf' si 0 , wwf, - 75 V gw r ir , 6, JM. , ,Sf-if W? 'W F 2 i, My Z Ti" www? L , ,,,V " ' "'f 1: J xx x x N if. , , , if V ,,.44,.f" ,mn ,N A. as f 7 ,,,, ! , 'ef ZX' 7 Q r LQ. 'Q W ,,,V7 5 I X l , J H, . 6 51 , lf 1 .N - U 21' ,. 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Lv 1 SENIORS Meek, Rodney Merchant, John Merchant, Myrna Middleton, Gerald Miller, Betty Miller, Flo Ann Miller, Gary Miller, Jaton Mills, Mike Mobley, Jack Moore, Chestine Moore, Clinton Moore, .lerol Moore, Mamie Jo Morgan, Don Morton, Noble Moses, James Mowry, Loyd Mulkey, Gene Musick, Brad McAlister, Charlie McAnally, Jerry McCaffree, Jettie McCarter, Mary Ellen M, Thirty-two McCawley, Diana McClain, Gene McClenny, Jane McFarland, Mac McFetters, Don McGaughy, Bob McKay, Joe McKechnie, Nancy McLain, Robert McClean, Carol McMennamy, Lynn McNeil, Frank McPherson, John Neal, Herschel Neese, Ann Nelson, Peggy Nichols, Barbara Norman, Joann Oakes, John Oakley, Don Oliver, Robert Orme, Bobby Orrnsby, Patty Osborne, Willie Owens, Pat Pace, Kenneth Pace, Tommy Pando, Bob Parker, Suzanne Parker, Sydney Parks, Clyde Parr, Jim Pate, Pat Paulk, Tana Payne, Jimmy Pearce, Diane Pearce, Palsy Pearson, Donna Pendleton, Sandy Perry, Ilene Peters, Carole Pitts, George Thirty-Th ree f fe 4 We ff' l 'W h,.,,:,,f!f 4 fl M! 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V W ., i R t f 1 111 A . - l N M . . 1' , v-F G1 3' I' LA . 4112! 5, 1 .1 A' .X X , Q V ,Mb , -Q P 3 - Q ff ' , ' K- 1 ,E Q , nf 'ii f t .lk 'sz . it ' ' 1 X , s X ml ?,- 3 Q N141 W .4 Q C: '- , Q-fi? it M Q, Y x g 45 ' 'LIN I 'els-of' I 'Q I' .- Q fy Q,ll"'lFx4l 'ull 2' 9 my 4' 'If wan f 5 ff ,H Mm lei ' -wg' - f ,A ml 6 .Q SENIORS Plunk, Donnia Pool, Milton Porterfield, Diane Powell, Peggy Powell, Ren Dale Prickett, Ken Probst, Sally Prosser, Mike Puckett, John Puckett, Terry Gay Purcell, Earl Putnam, Charlane Quarterman, William Radcliff, Rex Ramsey, Buck Ramsey, Richard Rankin, Helen Reed, Bette Kay Reed, Garry Reed, Pat Reeves, Larry Reid, Pam Reinarz, Robert Reynolds, Jeanne Thirty-tour Reynolds, KathY Rice, Edwin Rice, Frances Richards, Edward Roberson, Bettye Roberts, Jean Roberts, Larry Roberts, Peggy Robertson, Jan Robertson, Pat Robinson, John Robinson, Judy Rockwell, Eddy Rogers, David Royse, Marjorie Ruddick, Cordelia Ruffin, Ray Saddoris, Don Salamy, Fred Sandlin, Ervin Sawyer, Tom Scale, Ray Schaffer, Darrell Schmidt, Bill Schnaufer, Faye Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Bryan Don Jimmy Leticia Scott, Sue Selders, Doris Shirley, Joe Shores, Shirley Jo Sibley, Sonia Simons, Lillie Mae Sims, Florence Sims, Marlene Sims, Robert Slater, Susan Slemp, Dolores Slover, Pat Smelcer, Jimmy Thirty-tive M, I nal: W Q y , 6 MW,-Z V .fi last. . 'fi 'K WWA Y CW Q3- iff' limit ,..s e Qgglm J kt u .,.-, I -,yt ,.,, ' ji X 'i-,,. Y" ,gig ii l Y' 'tl xl .v ' ' . Y ll 2 'Ext ie. l 4' f"f, ' , ' A ' , 4-' J - 1 ,J J, J, , f- 'Qi f li fe -af , 1 I I I XR' , ' , 3 A " . 'X k '25, if ' ' V ' 3. i . A A ff 'f ' 'X Y i ,, H Q .,:- f m 2 , w X f lr f g 'Y l li' cv I ' J' f , " ":' ,WK 1' 21' f . K .5 . fy, ,L ,,1' , M Q , , ,i 1 4 , f ' i,,,, J ' t V., QVI, I ' ,f 2 X A- N 5 , i Vvivl I :V . 1 fc. , .s V- A , . - Q , ea' , ,, -W ef 45 cw .4 '45 X. " 315 2 2, I W ' " ' ' .- ,ti , i , V " ,,,, ,,,,,,,f E' A "'c , 2 "., Q' ' 4. , ., X -f" , X ,gl I "ff ..,, J ii' 'S , 1 f . , , v,.. V 7 , , it ea-' 'G i t J A 42 W' ,z u wb' tl 1 ,mr Sv V ml: A , lbvv N- .A , f , J- , .V Q , ' ,L ,LN ' 'W f' , , ' 4 , X, ,I fi 'J ty 71. ff Around the campus ,4 'lf' ,, . . when it snows. , , f v fo wt I 75, Q I -'l. 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X ,gg If 1 V ,V su' A f A7 af J ,"' ,gyil if-" J 'Q . 1 SENIORS Smith, Bob Smith, Bula Smith, Dorothy Smith, Hermalyn Smith, Jeannie Smith, Jimmy Solnick, Brenda SoRelle, Phyllis Sparks, Pat Sparks, Sheila Stafford, Carroll Sticksel, John Stimson, Barbara Stone, Billy Storrs, Lois Stout, Glyn Strait, Caryl Stratton, Tommy Summer, Jaceena Summers, Georgena Sweet, Sylvia Talley, Jimmy Tarbet, Dale Tate, Elwood Th i rty-six Taylor, Belle Taylor, Eddie Taylor, Stan Teague, Kaye Tedford, Dwain Terrell, Bobby Thomas, Alvin Thomas, Tommie Sue Thomason, Kattie Todd, Larry Town, Lizbeth Townsend, Betty Travis, Mary Kay Trice, Bonnie Triplet, Janet Troutman, Marjorie Tubbs, Mike Tucker, Verna Mae Tuner, Sherri Van Doran, Julie Van Doren, Gary Van Huss, Mattie Waddill, Mike Waggoner, Bobbie Wagner, Cherry Walker, Billy Walker, Dennis Ward, Janice Warren, Barbara Watson, Edith Watts, Gary Webb, Jane Wheeler, Arlen White, Ellen White, Patty Whippo, Buddy Whittenburg, Evelyn Wilhite, Merwin Wilhite, Kay Williams, Timmie Williamson, James Wilson, Ann , Vg- I, ,, 'IW .Q.f'QQ' 'N -M.. ,., , KM' V W' jeff y Q "N, "fm ,J vj ,, ' T' .. ., ,Q 8? ' 'sal .J Am 'F B in Q, i Q7 :,A' at - -af f eff. ltil Q ' f 4: U 1 X --M? , ,ie ' J. VME - W -Y, YM ,: 4- 'T l , ,Mg gy vw I 7 . , A ,, W r 5 as i.,,. J ,,,a,, - . 'Z nf L.. 0,5 , it Q if f,.'.:'l it x A l it as 'ee 5 5' f. iff ff . i.,, W its lx s - ' J ' X 'Q Q F l Pi l iff .H A 'Iii ,I K xi? , ,:q, iw , 'Hg-X ,W I 5 ' .3 ,. ,,1 . -.Tjx Eli' tant? , It Saunas Thirtv-seven XL, lf, x 'Vt' .,.-.,gA?'QYaew. " '51 1 fi .. '.. . .Qi ,. J f may , . Wrfiq' za 1, nf' T . V IQ? Vl"vxm'4': 6 V,., A L if I. ,Q I ' A .-5 , 2 ,, tfsf ' ' 4 . f iz V, . A' 1 'glial J' i L ""- ' '3 ,f 5 if -IX 1:1 i A. aa f : 4.1 . .4 if at 4 T 3 +G' I -7: 'JS' 5' ', '-'X 4 -,fx k1"Vx! Y I' QW--1, gk fri? Y W, ' -,,.,,w,f it ew ev, 6 T A J -.M ,, ' 5 -a.J,,x 'ab 'Ha : T549 Q T rf' ,..,,, kwa to I AW, , '53 3 'VA if - 4 L "" , i A f 1 ., if iv.,-QV f ,M ,lv ,A ,1 i T- sq' x :W Q fl -s lil ' it fm 'ins 6 T t ,-I9 , Ag iq tv Sl - T A 'l ' 4 ' l itt. , ll 'V , l tra 'Q' 1? ai- 4-"1-"1 l -fi-mf. i. 5 l .xxyh 4 X fi :AQ I iff W l i ., ' ' Z' qpfl ' A' X , X ll . T' I 1 l '21 5' if: 3- i 1: l -1-1' . I Ill A l lllllg L, 1-.N l Z Around the campus . . . . teacher teaches teacher. 2 '. , 5 W vi N' , ,,-. 2515 - , ' 4 ay., h i s - -, X . Q, ji, i S-.,: , 3 B +"e'i 1 A yn Qt k?:1 ..l -- g A , l l "' A - N 'aw 3' vt V x K sg- ' XXL I I in h iv i ' V lk! a ll Thirty-eight 'I 4' f' is ,. .. 4 4: , ,,, ,A SENIORS Wilson, Betty Ann Wilson, Paula Ann Winstead, Nancy Winters, Winona Wirth, Robert Wise, Gary Wit, Wilma Witcher, Buddy Witherspoon, Betty Wood, Don Woods, Carolyn Woodward, Robert Wooten, Bobby Wright, Bobby Yates, Kenneth Young, Richard Ziegenhorn, Jerry Zimmerman, Warren OPPOSITE P A G E- Junior Class Officers: Marshall York, Presi- dent: Lanell Selby. Vice Presidentg and Lucy Fong, Secretary. m 4 11, , H4 . -14 nf: , mr , if .iid -f , E LM? 2 . 4. 4 xv. ,. N gm W.. 12,5 . CLASS OF '57 2 ff 1 W 2- , , "5'm4m,L., , Vs, . I A, F 3 , I - y , ,P I if ' A .L in A " 2 ,. 4, I H 2 Qif X: 'nga ' If r Z , 7: ,Q W, ,,k?,4 W 9 , , '-ff: k Kiwi Around the campus . . . . . . at the office files. M Adams, Biii Adkins, Corrine Adkins, Marvin Aikens, Rena Ann Akers, Barbara Ann Akins, Wanda Lea Alexander, Katherine Aldridge, Dana Allton, Zelpha Ammons, Linna Anthony, Sharon Argo, Jim Armstrong, Gene Arterburn, David Ashford, Gerald Lee Atkinson, Denis Atkinson, Shearer Ausmus, Mary Lou Austin, Lois Autry, Petricia Bailey, Thurman Bales, Barney Ballengee, Carol Bannister, Don tis- W .--. gr- 1:- . ' 'W ararfifr , 'W . , A Q as as I .MLW-z 2 , ,Y 7 -m,,,, AS? ,W ,... ,, ff f ' "'i i 'xl , A we 5 , ,,:.. t o M ff, t ag 4 as sf: , -A , 16:49 ga X' f 'M7f,e,,,, ' M ' A l N5 "-4 If -.,. , , Z ' it .- N t , ii' s 1 Q ,di 2 l l A 1 - f ix! 'N y 1 if 6 as-5 f . M ' f '- y 'f """' 3? .., ...- gg , V, g' 3 f f ., , . .i Q, i.,, 7, vga-, fvvi "' fi, . A Q., VI A V ' 4 ,f f-fi fs, A PONY aff E -, it .A 4 L A Barker, Joe Fred Barnard, Roger Barnes, Frances Barnett, Judy Barr, Tommy Barton, Robert Bates, Beverly Beavers, Jim Bell, Jerry Bell, Nelson Bellamy, Bob Benton, Gene Berry, Lillian Best, Jacqueline Black, John Blackbun, Leona Blackwell, Brenda Blackwell, Dorothy Blackwell, Joe Blaine, Marilyn Blaker, Joan Blankenship, lda Blasingam, Sonya Bloxom, Carol Blythe, Don Boegli, Janet Bolt, Joy Boltin, Darrell Booth, Beverly Boren, Tommy Brannan, Donna Bray, Charles Brazille, Kay Briley, Louis Brock, Joe Broom, Geraldine Brown, Sammy Browning, David Broyles, Peggy Bruce, Helen Bruce, Larry Bryant, Richard Forty-one f -. ff 4 --ev' ,f ,K ' ,J fa r-"4 "'n'wh.., , ' J f 1 W ' L x Z ,WV 4 23 7 - , ml ogg ? av X f ' it " ' ' X ' fi? 3, ,fha '.',. 5 ,I f 5 ., A - If af f 7 , f ' 469 A , Q , if N. f .,, - I, " 5 if , Q ', fii, '- I r 7 by ji ., Z,s,,,lJ, :'v K r "'f""fr"'7 ft' St .aw WI' gaussian ' X - iui ,L 5, , 1 gay. 4 my 1 ,,y,,,3 v ,.,,, ,7 "" 32 .3 1 , 'A ' 5 itil X. 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Clayton, Linda Cleveland, Anita Cline, Murel Cobb, Jimmy Collier, Frank Collins, Gerald Collins, Joe Columbis, Travis Calvin, Glenda Compton, Harvey Conger, Darrell Cook, Ann Coons, Barbi Cooper, Malcolm Copeland, Carlene Cormack, Janelle Counts, LaCreta Courtney, Joyce Covington, Sue Coward, Margaret Cox, Keith Cox, Ruth Anne Crawford, John Cross, Cross, Gene Nevelle Crouch, Darla Culp, Charles Curry, Curtis, Dalton, Bill Gwynneth Kem Daney, Milton Daniel Daniel Gene Robert Davidson Jeanie f Fortv-three, ' X .VL 'ff' - . 32 '- :f .. , A u any fi? 1 gg 1, "N 1, -5 -.. QT. ,fr L, . A V' ' N - up , f. , V M-N f 4 Ri 't""f- x ' , 2 Q., . f ,, ,Q .. 1 H . ., I , r ,Q - ., at r 2 'l f I , .4 .w Q -f f Tx3"':Qi'--t . " ? A, " '. W f fm I V Q 2' qw f fi' f - Q ,M fy-1? ' ,, 9- ' , fm x 3 . , 5 P' fi. ra 3.535 x-,f . , fr M' . W . . 1 ., af.: X f be -Wa ...W gif., V., -W y V 5 ,Vw X .C ..,. , cu, 1 V. 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C ' x r M 5 , ff Y V A , f ' 1 N R iv- f tif 'W' J K- . ,V My E k Se, R, , I Q - " 7,11 In a - l Around fhe Campus . . . . in ihe homemaking lab. V 4 A H -' v " f' .7 ' , if f . K ' ' " or - M V1 W M y F " s 3 H 'k,xM',,lS ' 'L" . W' if ,WM 5' 3 S is l Sis in 1: ,I My V V A f, , ,.,,4w-M, , Ex 4 ' 5 ' f"f'T.'1.s. 2 . " jj ' .if If . " V f -. 'ffnl' am v- a 1 f . I J ,, gg W., P, , , in V, C 5 A M' . , s 0 as f , 'if ' rs- .r an ' HH? Qi any if sa Qaw i2whM' - r . A A 4 L ' V-:i - '--- . , yy if so 2 1 ., ,W - l' X ff 5213 , .,,. - "XI+.f:fQ , , r "" , if J - wife ,., r F Q ' , X im. 13, 3" 1 -bm V ,Q ,. -, 'r .32 H ' - 'Q - ,Q I 5 -'-13.2521 53 """' . V Pin !! 'XXX - llhl' l ,HZ ' A mlm 4- .21 1.12111 I . E -J ' ,T M gl A,,,, Qfygagy sfo 2 ' ' ' 2 ' 1 x V ' ' x 'Wav , - Q - A- 'N W. ' 5 I , xr- ,, , f' f YM . lv- Q ' s "VX 5 1 'TT i , 'if ' 'QM A V' , fi-,G , ffgywfy sms, 1 j ,X yay D, , i iw' f S , 2 f'fff1 r 4' 1 f lf N I jx Af 2 , 2' , H gf, , Y, . . ...f . , X , ff' l 2 2 . X X' "l, gg., , ,A., ... 5u2f.l .ima s'i :"' f W fi fgfwfr, - fawi 4 ,riff , ,L-at may is-as Ai- ,X mr 'f V 1, ':i ijf"T',: , -. , . ' I , lY,,.W,-X fl, of x ' y , U ,525 ,l ' , ' KX, l ' ' 753 ' f P:-147'-' X, , C, ,,, 4 fl? ,n ,V .- JUNIORS Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Bill Jerry Jimmy Paul Ronald Dorothy Sue Davis, Thelion Day, Charles Deahl, Charles Dean, David Dees, Sallye Delashaw, Carol Delgado, Rose Marie Delk, Bob Dement, Tommy Dennis, David Dewald, Mary Flynn Dewey, Nancy Dial, Robert Dodson, Barbara Dodson, Charmaine Dolca1er, Donna Dorman, Jerry Dowell, Ernesfine Forty-four Draper, Charles Duckworth, Betty Durant, Wanda Dysart, Jim Eddy, Earl David Eddy, Kenneth Ehly, Georgia Eitner, Nell Elliott, Dale Elliott, Wesley Ellis, Patsy Elsea, Mike Embry, Shirley Emory, Don Erhard, Jeanne Eubank, Sally Evans, Robert Fain, Helen Fairchild, Lynn Farmer, Linda Farmer, Roland Farna, Edna Fergason, Wanda Fielden, Bob Fiske, Joann Fletcher, Robbye Floyd, James W. Fong, Lucy Fcrbis, Charles Forbis, Jackie Fouse, Maiorue Fowler, Sharon Francis, Glenda M Frazer, Dickie Fry, Bill Frye, Martha Gabbart, Bill Gage, Glenda Gaither, Dorothy Gallas, Kaye Gamblin, Jimmy Ganus, Glenda Be Forty-five ff, ,QP fi - , , '49 fu., t 3, 'V 'st-4 - if-."f'f' J' 1'-so , pg , 'f---' 'Cf' i' if it'- , ' , ,, " N . F i , i?7i1f":7.ff-il,- 1. ,7 V' 5 'l' .e.',.i-L1,.- 5 YA ef f A s , 6 4 , .711-1. I H V, . 2 "' 1 ,.,,-A W, - 1 . ZZ' it M M 'L' N 'Qt 3 av gl, 1,35 f In 1 J 'fi 4 . 5 J 51 L'-ji ..t. ' ' B X 'f 1 I , , I p f i Y b" W 8 It .av . N if , 7 1.. f', ' We 7 , , i- t 51 tt 1 Q rl. QV? 'ac - an 1 .- i: . .sQ as . , My :Z no A rm , - f . V 1 1 , , 5 -f 3 i,.,. xv., li' Ar I 'f F ' '67 ':'. V - K .2 1--v 1 ' '1" Z 1 ' 8 y M 22 W 1 Fi 5' f ,- s A "G" " ' 1 E. g 3 H! in - ,V X i ,., K i 1, It 1 , 5 1,9 X it X1 x Agfa, Q- J -'-- "' , at f- .wx if 1-f f 'F , ', , 'K ev , +1 1 , , K Q " . , ig, ft sl , X V K, M J -ff' , rea. Q - - E, M, q ' - ' -yyqv -. 1 if I ..,, 12 " ' H " i J 1 ' 1' ' . 7- 0 Y ,. "" x ,- he .., S it , J F at i, f 4, sm. -'cf gtcr- fifp 11, 'P' . In t 1 ' x..4.,,i J 't Q l 1 J i ' X l .fl 'X tSff . Pu- .Q-aax 1' I J. vw- new ff 1' ee Q ,.. be F .s Ft fv- 'Q - 'A X Mr V 'aa V f N ,, is 'hip' Yr- A W W .N -1 Y V, 5-9,7 ,ff - ' :M , 'K J N if fi' i - -' - " aff' . N ,V: y - ' s A ' EPA, v a, ! J KX l gf Around the campus . . . . . . at a folding p iii: ,. 1 . ,ii ir- "j i, 'za Gr , A llnvv 'I -145 if x .l ly , 14. ,354 A 9 NX V N IU ,WN i f .N Q - 1 gr -r B fl , -,. - J-99, 'v"wv x I! K ff 2. any' JUNIORS . I f 12' I Q Gariepy, Shirley ,M RX " ' 1 A 1 46 -3 1. , Garrett, Don .V ,H ' Qgrggb ? Gast, Tommy . . 7' X , '- , Gatlin, Michael ' A ' L fly' Gayarre Kay war . f . , :.,,, - an 2 I 1 ,,,, 1 : , 5 .. ,. ' t f G J ia G - - 4 2 1. . : k - A' V 'Jn 's.. ' ., George Renton - Q s o was 'tw V I , Q Getman, David 'Ii ' Q Xjw XX y ,L I N f Gibson, Deward A.V , IN...-ff , ,M , I V V,3,. 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X Gordon, Anita 7 e ' ft 3 ,. , f 5' V, P 5123, 45"-,li X Forty-six t 'Q 2 ' ,f .JU K' J k ' 2 if-' -A iff, 'Q ': W Goyne, Carolyn Graham, Anette Graham, Cecile Grant, La Vonda Graves, Howard Gray, Carol Greear, Millie Green, Bill Green, Ernestine Greenroyd, Gay Greenslate, Bonnie Griggs, Gail 'vw ' 7, . .W A, 'W X fi hh an-V.. , ,, Mr 4 A 'R . ff , . 5, f'w,,.-vii mv Q. 17, L ff ' A . r 'M I gl ah, 1' , ' ll ""' s N2 W4 ' 4 Hembree, Gary ' v Grimes, Charles , T h M Grimrn, Donald 2 'll V. ,, ,V 5 A ,...f, W. Grimm, Glenda ll ' M 'W' im Gruber, Norman , fQg,g,Q, . Haddock, Janelle Hail, Leo Beth , Jia , . gig. . . A Jlfl It . 'l F A "'dl' V Hale, Betty V ' . I Hall, Donna .55-1 A,, , ,.s,,x ' G- A ' ,. Hamilton Eugene ' V fl f ' EI-5 id-v , " 11:22:51-' ' fr Hamilton, Peggy ' ' Hankins, Patsy ,,'. ' ....t , wi ' Hardin, Marlene ' . 1 rv, 1 Y I? 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' ' -1 - JUNIORS Stallings, Gail Stamatis, Paul Stanford, Dennis Steele, Phyllis Stehr, Delores Stein, Mary Ann Steinback, Marilyn Stewart, Judy Stinson, Sharon Stone, Bobbie Stone, Harriet Storseth, Jerry Story, Joy Strickland, Jo Strickland, Mary Sullivan, Larry Sutton, Danna Sue Swayze, Joyce Swearinger, Ida Swenson, Frank Swift, Leon Tankersley, Kay Taylor, Bob Taylor, Clarice Fifty-six i l l l -4 Taylor, Phyllis Teal, Billy Tennant, RoberT Tenorio, Senios Terrell, Sue Tessler, Gary Lynn, Mary Thompson, Larry Thompson, Neil Thompson, Wilma Thoen, Don Tosh, Ronald Towne, Gladys Treuathan, Aubrey Trimble, Jeanie Tripleft, Kaye Trutten, Toyce Tuckness, Tuggie Turner, Bobby Turner, Dick Turtle, Leon Valclay, Marvin Vance, Shirley Vandergriff, Leon VanDoran, Janette ,N "J, fob A .,- Vanvalkenburg, Joyce ,x Vaughn, Joe Venable, Dennis Wade, Robert Wadley, Dan Walker, Adolyn Walker, Charles Walker, Ronald Wallace, David Walton, Marilyn Want, Linda Ward, Beverly Ward, Sue Wardell, Jim Wardlaw, Johnny Warren, Carol Warren, Judy Fifty-seven ,ca-T' Ev W ,..-2..- ...- 'Z A . , 1 9 07 'vu lex-gf' I : A. . ,f ug.-N91 --Q ,' ,f rl' d.A . -fi, T I V' , , fvlri E 5 , ,U N- 5 is R, ' Qt ' -ge ., Tv -7- FE ,EP 53 Yi-6 lg. . g ' Q ' A 'Q 'Q , R if '-f' .T I , f e , l Q. i ., gi ggi-4. 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Y -. l . ,- ' , -M... r JUNIORS Warren, Tom Wasson, Gary Watkins, Tommy Weathers, Fred Weathers, Nelda Weaver, Wayne Webb, Barbara Webster, Ernest Weeks, Jimmy West, David Wester, Lannie Weston, Jimmy Werning, Margaret Wharton, Lora Wheeler, Garry Whitaker, Bruce White, Delores White, Flynn Whitener, Reyneth Whitten, June Wiedel, Woody Wible, Wales Wiegman, Glenn D. Wilcoxson, Rolland Williams, Carl Williams, Sharon Willis, Wanda Wilmeth, John Richard Wilson, Becky Wilson, Jamie Wilson, Lenn Wilson, Wadene Wilson, Wanda Wood, Darrell Wood, Mary Don Wood, Sandra Woodward, Johnny Worley, Lizabeth Wright, Vesta Lee Wylie, Pete Yarbrough, Royal York, Marshall Young, Virginia Zamarripa, Valente OPPOSITE PAGEf Sophomore Class Offi- cers: Warren Lewis Presidentg Kay Ken drick, Vice President and Melaney McAfee Secretary. Fifty-eight J .J -'Y' AJ . V1 . n 1 ' ' 2 " , ... 'ft W "' if M 'i,,,,,, 22 .QA 22 ,- f-4 1 fr- L L WS? isa? ' il I iff ff J 'hmm 1, mai rug I 2 f ,V ff , V , v 1 . 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A' C Q55 '--f N"Y -kg hs' Sf r SOPHOMORES Cain, Richard Camp, Sharon Campsey, Jerry Cannon, Bobbie Cantine, Bob Capps, Linda Carter, Judy Carter, Steve Carthel, David Castillo, Joe Chambers, Inez Chambers, Weldon Chandler, Derrell Chapman, Clara Cherry, Barbara Cherry, Travis Chester, Elizabeth Chisum, Bobby Churchill, Lynn Clark, Eddie Clark, Keith Clark, Susie Clark, Tommy Clawson, Joan Clayton, Betha Coates, Joan Coffin, Don Frank Coker, Anita Gay Cole, Bobby Collier, Billy Condren, Sandra Cone, Ken Conner, Jerry Cook, DeAnna Cook, Freddie Cook, Kenneth Cordrey, Hank Cornelius Ann Cotter Bob Couch Ray Cowperthwaite Lois Cox Paula Sixty two A gi! y V xr gc Qiikyi X '51, E J I at . S Z h u g I :VI '11, 6 , yy ' -' 'si f- N ' - A . x y f I .EM . T Lrrt, la- I ha ,..-....l ,.il C I 5f"f-'elif SOPHOM ORES Cox, Tom Crabb, Patsy Craig, Carol Craig, June Crawford, Lynda Crocker, Charles Croley, Lou Cross, Lloyd Crouch, Gregory Crowell, Tommy Crumley, Cornelia Cruz, lnnacio Cultra, Dottie Cunningham, Ann Curtis, Allee Curtis, Lynn I 1 2-'ff 2,1 Q 'l f lf 13 illllllaw-J J -wk N, if J X J l X W'VR'-??lill,llslllii2i? 33, 5 I 5 r ,, M .f f W ff 1 NM., 'ff , A 1 , ',1. M 9. U , ', V9 , ine' e 'v wg' ,sn A Z J A :MQ rr za, -,e , 7 V ' u?.9,:w. ' , I 5 fr -I rs , .V 3 7 , I 1, '- N. J Y , f 'z 4, ,,W'f 5 1 , 4 Ab ,. A A A Q. In- , I .QV 1 ,4 ,Sy I , . 5 f .- 4' f , ,,,-fx-M7 K A '. 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'K e " 4 XM: 7 'S 1 1 .02 ? -rf "' z , SOPHOM ORES Dowdy, Willeta Dowell, Sandra Driggs, Wayne Drolte, Jerry DuBose, Floyd Dubaque, Louis Dudley, Georgia Duling, Virginia Duncan, Donna Duniven, Donald Dunn, Walter Durrett, Jonathan J' - ,gl ' ' H 1411 ' K i n "" . " L 7 5 V , - , V, ,W V V V 1, V Dwight, Cynthia is-V , X 1 1 E- 'fig' a 1' qv., 35 .Q ,V .51 V r v' Eads, Sl'lafOI'1 X l , ' ' le ff LV 'C' fgq ' Eagle, Kennelh ,, ,V V ,, V, , ., .V . .M , ,,- W . ,V V V 4 . , , V ,. 'CW tp ' " " '- VV 2' X M' -V 4 4 Y- if Edes Carl . f 'wu..,,,', " VV K-Vim" -ii ' l lim, 2 i i '-... H, Edgar: Gayle ,V R V' V Ehly, Philip F U f F -Q, " "'- 2 ' .-4 ' ' V 3 1 , V 'J nm r"-MQ, lv Vip xi. 5 ' .ls-sxlytllvlillixlils Ka- fi l ' ' ,VM VV Q 1 'V V . , Q ,J , lnlis21'.s'v!'.2-X'-llleixnfief . f V' 7 V 'V N . " sz Vi Q fin V V V ' Ellington, Richard T"",V V QQ, . 'fi ' ' ,ti V , ' t ElY, PBTSY - an il 'wffiil viii- f' ' " Emanuel Ronnie G My gb- 1 i' l .Yay gf -Ng, ..,,. . 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Billv Seventy Jul, ' ,,,A ,QL ,:e..f.f,f.-f. fNeff'-'eff' SOPHOMORES Nix, Orvie Ray Noble, Robert Nokes, Sharon Nordyke, Trilla Norricl, Gail Nunn, Eddie Oakley, Darrell Odom, Carroll Odom, Jack Oglesby, Gordon Olson, Eric Olson, Walter O'Neal, Judy Onstotf, David Ortner, Joyce Osborn, Darlene Ostrander, David Owen, Carol Jean Owens, Elzie Owens, Mary Lee Pace, Jimmy Pace, Sue Pair, Sharon Palmer, Donnal Palmer, Geraldine Panken, Don Park, David Patten, Gene Patterson, Judy Patterson, Patty Lynn 3 J 1 ,M 'R , Nl! " 'w 4 ,ru new . '44, 4 x ,xg It fi I 1 ff Am ' I 0 if 44 f Z? 'Y x 4 J , , A if f "' X Y '44 ' Al W V rw., we 'J' if Q is fi' ' - li 1' V X23'ls""n' W"'W,K 7 f f' 1 ,,.' 1 s ', . A V , I M , P .. W, " P' ? 'Q ,f "' , ,Q 65 if' "1 J A A is f i ' 2 , 7' V:-,' . wr, W J, A yi: , 'N 64 , , 5 5 f 1 v 5 y 4 Lfs? 1 . , Z, , We pg, , 5 2 YH .. 3 K Q 'ui' , 6087 Q. . 91 NNN 5 N ,-l if 2 iam WX V f . f 5 VV A f Q - M f Y . ii, ,. fx 6. 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'WY SOPHOM ORES Shafer, Wyvonne Shand, Linda Sharp, Bill Sharp, O'Neil Shelton, William Shepard, Gary Shomell, Lynne Shores, Gary Shuffield, Lynnell Shull, Evelyn Shumaker, Dave Simmons, Barbara Sims, Jim Sinclair, James Sing, Chestelle Singleton, Bryon Skinner, Janice Smallwood, Larry Smiley, Nicky Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, David Earl Jerry Martha Joan Smith, Paul Somerville, James Sours, Robert ,r " B 1 ' 'i 'fi ' 4' I' ' ""'i , f-if A g w J X r J r i f f , i we X All ' , V ' - K l --li 5 , I .4 K E' - i Spearman, Jerry Springstube, Linda Sprouse, Ed Stamper, Barbara Stapp, Frances Steele, Richard Stephens, Eddie Sterling, John Stewart, Arvis Stewart, Bill Stewart, Cynthia Sticksel, Hugh Stratton, Bill Strait, David Stokes, Darlene Seventy-fou r ,, SOPHOMORES To L4 ' T T , , . f " Z L , ' , 5 ' Stokes, Suzanne 1,2 49 J " f ' , Stout, Betty , " , 5 , J L: f y ' U " Stovall, Dickie , , ,, , ' Sfultz, Robert 1 , f , J , X W . X Sudsbury, Johnny f f y ply , ,Z ' -i Summar, Raymond , , l 1 1 2 i Teil , Y ac , f ,ix-,421 ,ig - 11 1 I . X s 'f ,LW ., A 5UmmYf Gofdon A li ' 'I Surville, Pat , ' - - ' . ' . " sullen' Donna Qi lm JV " if A ' m y Y Sutton, Judy ,. " f V 4 ' ' ' ,Q , Swan, Nancy , , , ., 7 V ,,,, 1 . ' " ' "' .5 Swlflf Wayne .,,, ' ' lj -1 f- ,,,,f T ' 2 Talley, Jerry Taylor, Larry Taylor, Mary Lynn ' ' "3' f f J' W ' xv 'FSR HV! A , ,,, 12 . xi 1 5, , f f ,ww X V' fa Q6-TV ,nf , , . , , 'K' an ,M V. V , , MMU? il , ' Z V 1 my i '4 6, Taylor, Penny ll 3' 1' ' , q i ' V ww Elf Templeton, Joyce , ' ' Ter-rel, Gary Lee ' V -V E' ' 'f ,., ada 3. A - if-bf" S Q ffl 7' 294 'fi' 'S .Q , 1 QM , gi . 1 . c S ! Y S we x a ,Q a ,f V J- I A 1 N :'5,y:,,, , Thacker Sandra IJ- ,f-gg. - 'Z ' R . 4 A ' . A . ,Q ff-si, .. Thomas, Janice Q Y' f am ' ,E 1 - 1. V 7 gy ' -V Thomas, Marv f Z' YZ. M rg z f 1 ' Thomas, Robert IWAE if V7 " i f J , ll' , ' X Thompson, Diane 4 , uf ' ,, V . 5 ,Vx , I ,ff Q .fy 3, 5 , Thompson, Sue -VK'-,,fwM ,,., 1 yV,V,,V, at sm 51 ,Y . v. t, ., I,. 'Ly- , M V V4 W, l 5 ' ' - -'5 - 'H - .11 ' ., ' I "' V A, flrsl ' , ' T . - ,V V. AJ., VAI, VA ,.,V.. Thorne, Jr., M. J. V J, -' V Thorton, Douglas -. I of -f V V ., , f Q Thurmonl Kay 'Q V , LQ : I,,V:vb 1:1 ? . ff - 5 I -V ,Q Vi, Tims, Robbie Lee -. V,V if Xlwb, " Todd, Sybil 7 A, 7 - Tomlinson, Many H , if f 5 Z J- 1 .L QE ,. 4 , rg ,ff - ,,:,... ,f Ln. ' M' .aw - 2 ,, '- :' A, -.ie ,T , 4 , cfvf T-Q n , 4 ' .a ' ' ' K , 1. . l ' Ak ,A . . b , ig X8 . fzzzisenie. T. a 5 !!!!a:ul22. 92'2.5522i! .:,?K:T,, , . fc L Townsend, Lynda Sue ' 7 ' X f in 1 ' Trommell, Wendell ,V x' ' Troxell, Glenna I X' Tubbs, Mm s- f,Qgsv+aa- R , ,, W Tucker, B. T. 35, V' M J K Tucker, Clifton ?'V'jQ'f?fe Q ' in H' i l iv Q if i T H I f f l- .,,: -Qi., ,Y D Iv -,,, 77 J fl 'fir' 'fl 'Q , xx 2 , 'pl , , 2 V I 3 T F , . - fl V ,. 4' , 'Vis ,.,. ,Y SM X 1 Q JK Q f ,f x 1 TV' "fs 'ak 15 -"-- ' . J 'f, 1. fl ,tli. in aims Tucker, Mary Turner, Carol Turner, Martin 5 ,g Turner, Vernon ig V. 5 Q' Q Tyler, Jean Jew , - ' Vfwl W J. f L f V ggi 'ff my f"t"x Vance, Jackie V Q. J ' ' ' ' X ,s.:I..:f . T -'A '- ,V f f 1 T 'i ,- Seventy-five , Q xi M VA , 7 -1 2, W 1 L. ,J ef ,, I x Zig. 'W if V .M in ll 3.,,f,', ,. A Wg, , , I , ,., ,. , f .Q g V, , W , .. AZ, Ea. -, 1 4 .c 7:- J e T I ' lk .1 , 0 f ' A 25, f, ff ,, 157 ,' " fav N, j, W ff ,. . f' -, , , , y ,. 7 , . , ff I f ,n , r, if ,Z z f , , ' V .2 73,5 A W 'fi lt E I ',as.,.,..,b 9 l ' rf 2 y . -W.. , . 4 J , I 45 A , ga 4 ,s U f ,, i w ,,,,, , '77 ' ' . , If 2 it - ,4 9 J aim ,4 f fw ffflfy- ,. 1' an ' g n ! 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" '1 ,1 V 'W :. ,. 5:65 A Q V vf 1 uf 9'4 WM. w.,.. ?x4xe iml5lv ,H14 2 V , y 'VX ,,, Y 'f'?9'.d"' A i l , fin' as S -LQ 1 ,,,f"""' , 1 , ,.,f, Q, , M -erm if ,, 2 JE dx S T qv, lv 5 ,V gwwr, V, J ff ' Y ' X j , f f Z , fl H f , 1 ww, W , w, ' M, rw, K, .5 V V N-5, A -. -'cc fl' A rx .' 5 . " x K cvs i., ' X 5 Q ,. A. 4. .,.,i-mi.. 2 Xwfnmli' is 'fr wwf f 1 4 N J N J if .dguiifi 1:12345 f 'Av 4-,.-1, , ' C 4 s W M ? I ' f ff ff 1 , f W N X 4 ,W 1, , 1 Q, f 1. 67,1 JV . 'Zi' Z yf 4? V '11 ' " Q51 1, 5, ., ,W ,- . ,, ' gl "QQ, 1 3 572 .4 YW -if , ff-1 ,"-Q...., ,f s , . ,X I f '. Q K is 0 W5 S OPHOM ORES Vanderby, Judy VanDoren, Kenneth Van Huss, Margaret Veazy, Benny Veazy, Douglas Vedder, Gene Venable, Bob Vincent, Vern Vinez, Donald Waddell, Johnnie Waclley, Robert Walker, Horace Walker, Joyce Walker, Ronnie Walker, S. G. Wallace, Carroll Walsh, Marilia Ware, James Warren, Chyrel Warren, Dorotha Warren, Max Waters, Judy Watson, Jackie Watson, Johnny Watson, Johnny Weatherly, Jimmy Weatherly, Lucille Weatherly, Virginia Weaver, Gene Weaver, Ronnie Webb, Shirley Wehrung, Wanda Welborn, Jim Weller, Jimmy Welty, Rita Wesley, Lyndel West, Bob West, Jolene Wheeler Daleta Wheeler, Judy Whrsenant Jean White Br y ' -h 'fl JM' 15, 5 K I ' I , I .,, ., g . , .H A ' Seventy-six ,t,. M SOPHOM ORES . ,fl , . 1",i'w. ' 'Lf , ' . f 9' , ' 'Q fs., Q r 13 mt white, Bob M, 1 , J White Frances K? -.1 ,,' White, Sharon 4""', , 'ffl 2' white W. R. ' Whithead, Jeannine Whitener, Dennis Whitfield, Mary y , av- "" fi ,N 5 Nils ! I t lk,,,, K , I '. fb, "4 ':ass..' . .A , 2 T"Z7v kt 2 Whitt, Earl N , . M., , 13, ,Er Whittington, Pat , A 3 1 ' 7' A X , Whittington, Tony 1 Aw, jg? QS? Wicker, Sue Q V' lf 5 K 11" t Q 'J fy Wilbanks, Barbara 2? 1 K-, V " " -4 my A t , . 1 ' -j fax lIjuYt I 5' 21 .1 1 .4,. 'Nfl ' fl? mf . , ff, if ' "" -' A Wiley, Doris I , ,Q ,lf Q L, Williams, Don 461 W f V f Williams, Don 'Q , , 3 ' .W I Q 'Lf :E W ' Williams Gary fi' 5,1 'V 4 l Y 'V "df , Q.: 1 J Williams, Leroy 1 V, fi M . . ' V fy ' - G7 Williams, Nelda , W Y ' X ,gi ff I VW x I x ii : . f A . , ' , J , .' , A r ,g f 4- M, L ' lj , fl f l A lx n tl , .b Y 'll A ll ,:?, I' "4 Il II f " . ' J Wi iams, Ne Q4 5' Williams, Veva ' ' 1, l Q, 2 'aw 15-f' Q rf, 'f "' wants, Bob r j' ng ' W M , y ' 'f , . vvmis, Jerald Hrv yt 65 , it V A , 5 ' ' M Wilson, Carl V' Q ,,, , "':"'7' I , , f f Wilson, Donna Faye ' ' 7 'pg' 0 - N ifzf' 2. -'Q t .A Q, ' ' l Al 'At ' 7 X 't . X 1 t L ' ff Wilson, Joan f , V V win, J. w. +3 M , .,.. , 753 4 Wood, NanCY 'fe , J I an W if 'V' , Hn' N' fall' fs fx Wood, Tommy ' I ,, "' , lg 'mv ,w-f", Woods, Barbara E' 3'-'f '-'.'..'3 Woods, Cleo l ty ! I Q' ! X X . Y Woodwad, Judy ,, .. ,Q Woodward, Sue ' M 4 , ,, , I - f if Workman, Denny it-.f ey , , r 3 2? ' fr y Worthy, Elwanda "1 I '-of X ' ,Q Wrather, June , 'l ' 'ff , I I If 2 -7' Wrighf, Donald H 4, J H, 1 4, l '- I 41 f ,yi if A ' t ff ik fx ,gr J ,, f r , , of Cx J J L' J , , of t os, 2, Wright, Gerald Z -X , if Wright, Nancy if 1 Yancy, Georgia ' N 4 , r Yantis, John ' V F , I - 4? ff' 5 Yarbrough, Janice ' f ,gl it 32" ? g Y- ! an ' Zanchettin, Otello 5, QM 2 ,f - - Ziegenhorn, Garland , ,V tv V 'Ml ww f.,l'i, ix jf V 'af' Q eg ,Mi Yagi '-r , H I Seventy-seven .tr f 'Q X , - 's .tv Q, .N , f '--r- 9- -411 ', ru1nS'cT4ititLfrTCi5T4PA"' 1 Q T-, 1:1 mmm 18 , .1 - ,, ,. .p:::.a1L:zzs.ra lfj 4 I t if MRS. MAXINE BELL MISS HENRYETTA FINNEY MRS. HELEN MCCUAN Assistant Librarian Secretary to Principal Registrar SS, T X-N in 4, Q- MR TOM KALE Head Custodtan ,Q rv TVZY' Mqwgigv., ..- X 2 rt THESE ON THE CAMPUS STAFF ASSISTED US DURING THE 1955-56 SCHOOL YEAR I 'Nf- ,f ff' "1" MRS. BETTY SPERLING MRS. JUNIE HOBBS MRS. TWILA JAMES Attendance Clerk Attendance Clerk Affendance Clerk Seventy-eight a X 'K 1' malce'I'h me 'lo lie he leadefh me beside wafers soul he leade+h uname 4 Yea, 'lhough l wallc no evil: 'For fhou arf wifh meg 'l'hy and 'lhy sfaff 'l'hey comfori' me. l1ou preparesf a fable before me in l'he presence of mine enemies: 'l'hou anoinfesl' my head wi'l'l1 oil: my Cup runne'l'h over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all +he days of my life: and l will dwell in The house of ihe Lord 'For ever. rod '5 WT -PSALM 23 rlghfeousness for Aol: +he shadow of dealh, I Will A w,4gm'f hw iff M., 5' mmbii A, 1 sf, 'Sin nw "' , fa ,ff 4' In K, H A V' x, if v -. K V Qin av E A 4.46757 J Q ' 1 V X Lil Aww ' E W Qs 3' . 4 A r, , vw, 9? i J' 'w X J' ff I1 ,-N 4 'if' 35, I Q 1 SEZWW - ,. WY Q f . . 4 wma 2' 'Ye 2 -:J I A' Miwf 'Rl ,7 .4 ,dv R as.: CN-'v -J X SQ' ' E RW Sxva ,qv '- H :1" n 'Z R f Nd in . ka, ii ,2 -raw xfQ, 2 l 5 Q76 Q . 4 :, 31.3 4 41'- ?1 1 ffff , .m., f .1 M .. 'Q 4.-L' it-if V . ,V , K .ar ,eg -all INTER CLUB COUNCIL . t wh., , htm' :Ex Qs at 'Wi' t 39 Q 5 V' 1 if --...tv . t 'Nw' 'tr 4-If , ,,,, ' 'wif W' ffl at work on one of its projects- Pate, president, Bernadine Carter, vice president, Nancy Bourn, secretary, and Gail Stallings, business manager. Sponsor is Mrs. Atlanta Kaye. The inter-Club Council, which handles Junior Red Cross activities in A.H,S., is shown wrapping Christmas presents for a British seaman. Officers are from top to bottom: Pat One ot the activities of the Steering Committee is keeping the awards polished, Pictured is Evelyn Wittenburg, Bill Grigsby, and Charles Kiker. Officers of the club include from top to bottom: Ervin Sancllin, president, Kenny Prickett, vice president, Dolphia Dawson, secretary, and Jack Mobley, public relations chairman. Sponsor is R. B. Norman, principal. ,M ,V..., , , , ,Witt 1 tt H, .H i ,49 Y ral f QL, V 'wo K l -4' . , , f. f gay, 2 r 5. , - 4 5: 23 f 1 3 1, , 173 f - x 5 ,ge 4 r An activity of the Honor Society is passing out programs at the coronation ot the Queen. Pictured are from left to right: Helen Rankin and Ken Goodwin. Officers from top To bottom are: Carter Kelly, President, Edwin Rice, Vice President, Evelyn Whit- renburg, Secretary, and Dolphia Dawson, Treasurer. Sponsors are Miss Louise Russell and Miss Marie Donnel. The Ken Klub, an honor society composed of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors, is based on scholastic achievements only, Pictured below is the club emblem with some of its members. Officers are: Philip Periman, President, Flo Ann Miller, Vice President, Carol Cain, Secretary, and Tom Lacekey, Parliamentarian. Sponsors are Miss Tolbert and Mrs. Walden. "R P 1, gif , . , X fl 22, 1 . 9 y 'rf -T .' :Z e g .Q-'s,Sff,'r'u. -. Q. it - 0, f f w wm- w no f-4 cl Q QR 'IT ' 25? A M. Q.. S Q! fX GN Q? o .fe .,4. 1 ,,, ,133---"XXX K.. -s. , as lj ' 'iii 'ft .ff ,331 ' K: X at WN Xi as , X ,t . 0 .93 U R 'Y no , . is Preparing a program for the Los Viaieros, A.H.S.'s Spanish Club, are left to right: Donna Duncan, Kay Kendrick, and Martha Smith. Ot"ficers at left are: Howard Graves, President, Pat Hodges, Vice President, Betty Keel, Secretary, Brenda Blackwell and Sponsor, Mrs. Ballard, not pictured. Below is a picture of the Latin Club initiation. Officers at left are: Bill Graham, President, Cherry Wagner, Vice President, Nell Williams, Secretary and Jerry Chapman, lnter-Club Council Representative, Sponsor is Miss Klapprath. ls r, s -f , X xx .fl r -x X. .w .- Y- WW v .fl I t iff" 2 fs I JR' my r Q ,VQSFR1 45 Til 55 ,MM 2 I be ,455- 49. ge... 4-.. x I9 fm" .44 .. ' 2-as Y, X K. "1 1 an-Q., xv-.EQ ,mg F 'vxi .V H3177 ref fn vi A I Ken Goodwin, Bill Grigsby, Warren Zimmerman, and Bill Quarterman, Hi-Y members are registering 'for a conference at the Y.M.C.A. Hi-Y is a club which finds pleasure in giving service to others. The officers right are: Carter Kelly, Gary Hembree and David Park, Presidents, Bob Smith, Vice President, and not pictured are sponsors, Mr. Kidd, Mr. Parkey, and One of the aims of YTeens is to teach teenage girls how to live a more Christian life. Pictured below are Jane Webb and Hyde Morton Liz Jones reading the Bible at a YTeen meeting. Officers include Mickey dents Annalee Campbell Secretary. Mrs. Davis Mrs. DeSalvo and Miss are Sponsors. 2 5 1 2 wma: Z 5 ww. ? i ,Awww 15 5 1 A ' 5 1 ' 4' ig. I Y , " ,f ' I 1 ,? Sammy Lee Sharp and Sue Wicker, Presi- 2, if 4? if lf .if QQ' fr 5 Q 5, ff 5, 1 . ,Q 1, vin, uf, ,, , c. rw D! 3 , . -5 i i-v- ., . Q. . f.,- , - 7' Q '- ... sg- 1-h-i:.:f-4,25 .,.,,,.,:g,,.,. r1": 1rj-wiht..-.1 -jj ' ,.,, . ire -l 5 1 I Q 74 V SX I ll it s W- I I' ,pf-'A ,Q sa ' - X' fs 1 6,15 a Q 0 0 0 0 U fy 0 X at ma' 5 ,f " if qi v 1 l I 1' 4 , ly l l J Wmwaqg, J J , 4 1 ,, f NL , t l 'K' l J P- VM. Q , ,, f ' 1 K in-.7 , no if 7 X i i X Z ? Y '51 rmn,,,, asf 'S .N X xl aw. t !1Z1fhf,W., X 5 1 X In X I Q "lf-'N XR l, , ,. ei- ff J. f , J l ,. l ' ' X 1 ,47w"f , 9 9 ' 5 Allied Youth, an organization which shows kids that they can have fun without the use of alcohol, sponsors many activities one of which was the back to school dance. Pictured above is a skit for the floor show. President Jim Parr, Vice President Billy Walker, Secretary Dolphia Dawson, and Treasurer Janet Triplett are pictured at left. Pictured below is Jane Webb and Gordon Cizon, members of the Ski Club which is an organization created to provide students a chance to learn to ski. Officers of the club are: Bub Smith, President, Qobby Lanier, Vice President, Celia Fay Creamer and Janet Triplett, Secretaries. Miss Roberts is the Sponsor. 1 4 Mffjf' if , nz' 3 3-x 2 'vL",7 f ,cz 'Q f, gi N-. ,- Q -sf ,V , e f' s PF!! sif"'3-Q14 , . . 4 5 'Y , V V 761 . ,, ! M J 'ftesf ,J , Lf 9' . if f K J 5 A 43' 4 arf' , , N-'ff ra 44 wb :gdb ww-Q., Pictured is Mrs. Haynie being helped by two future teachers, Jyeton Bearchamp and Mary Ray. Future Teachers is an organi- zation created to show students the teaching profession, President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer top to bottom are: Betty Townsend, Jeanie Davidson, Rana Aikens, Linda Clayton and the Sponsor, Mr. Hammit, not pictured. Future Farmers, an organization in which students may study agriculture in school, show their loyalty to the United States by giving pledge of allegiance. Officers are: Olan Barclay, President, Jimmy Scott, Vice President, Garland Hedgecoke, Secretary and Johnny Sluder, Treasurer. Mr. Davis is the Sponsor. , ,Wf- FUTURE HOMEMAKER EN-sf BIOLOGY CLUB if -G-5' 'LJ Q, T nYy,T,r.iV:lA Q -,. T. ,Q -YY if Y . . X K ...X ,, l M.. -as v l J e.v uf vi ., wa- ., - .t i Sports-loving girls like the ones pictured above make the Girls' Athletic Association an active club. The officers left: Nancy Hannon, President, Pat Owens, Vice President, Donnis Plunk, Secretary and Biii Adams, Treasurer. The Sponsor is Mrs. Dorris Foreman. Members of the Distributive Education Club such as Ray Keehill, Carol Kelly and Diana McCauley, pictured below, work halt a day and go to school halt a day. Otticers are top to bottom: President Jay Stary, Vice President Bobby Wright,Secre- tary Sandra Palmer and Treasurer Mary Kay Herrin. Sponsor is Mr. Wilson. s ., - H V ! J l dna, it X..- . l HA.. N C 'R' 'Rx E l I I it X 13 X NN 1 A 3 32-'Y E F 4 S 1 Z 1 ml A 'I 'K 1'-4 -x KN 1' Z 4' Y , X '35 Ir J is- Two V.I.C. students show onlookers how a car motor works on back-tosschool night, Officers are: David Legg, Wesley Elder and Robert Getman, Presidents, Bruce Fowler, Vice President and the Sponsors Mr. Diggs, Mr. Perkins, and Mr. Pool. Not pictured are Legg and the Sponsors. The Secretarial Training Club prepares girls like Helen Rankin, Helen Hindman and Sharron Bennett for secretarial jobs. The officers left are: Joan Barnwell, President, Lucy Higdon, Vice President, Bettye Roberson, Secretary, Barbara Jennings, Treasurer and Miss V. Shows, Sponsor. Ha iw. of ,-be D fl' .,,., A :frm , .x,,i. '-'Rss , of . Xa:-sf R . ! .. i x 1 429' . jg ff 'Vx Q ' F. 1... X 1 EFS d ?'Px SECRETARIAL TRAINING .1, ' L- , Thespians the neuronal dramahc honor socneiy puts on many plays durlng the year Prctured above ns a scene nn whxch members are prachcung Offlcers are Ervm Sandlln, Presndent Dean Bedwell Vlce President Betty Townsand Secrefary and Dbnnis Plunk Treasurer Mrs N N Whlfworth ns the Sponsor Speech Senate ands ihe school by arranging homeroom programs such as The one fhaf Jan Alston Jerre Chapman Wanda Kellen and Sandra Kerr are prachcmg Offucers at 1he rlght are Edwnn Rnce Presldent Flo Ann Muller Secretary Lois Ann Loveless Treasurer and Sponsors J H Flathers Mrs N N Whniworfh and Mrs Connle Duncan """"'N-ww.. 'Fl Q ' l' Qf,5i, elf , ' ,?'f7'f3'f- K ' .ffl sl E' ly ft? Hgh . 115, l 1 Q Q!! X gn' lj 'V 1 ini 1 , ya: .,!4, hy xY'. . A -.. Q47 wqwk Qt . X iwglrf. fs i qi J 2:33 i 4 ' 1 A 1 Q . f r .5 xv' ' mal l 'S i z J, , I ti 2' -sm , fa If .5 any . ii. .T vi wr- 1 ,, A il i if . y. Z 1 .. .i-A .113 'qsl 'hw 9'6- Pictured above, left to right are: Tom Laceky, Betty Townsand and Jim Beaver members of Quill and Scroll, the national honor society for iournalism students. These students are making plans for Journalism Day, one of the activities sponsored by this organization. Officers at left are: Ruth Hunter, President, Brenda Solnick, Vice President, Cherry Wagner, Secretary and Nancy Hannon, Treasurer. Mr. James Paschal is the Sponsor. The Dorinda E. Bond Press Club, an organization for iournalism students, sponsors many activities in the school such as the club folding Sandstorms. Officers at left are: Don Saddoris, President, and Shirley Jo Shores, Treasurer. Mr. James Paschal is the Sponsor. Ugly Man Contest. 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' V 3 , - - , V W 2 13' 'f qkvf' 'S ,I , 5 1 , Q ,V , ,W 415 , ,Wy THIRD PERIOD SOPHOMORE CH sEcoND PERIOD soPHoMoRE CHOIR.. ,mm ,owl ,eh ,O right: Marita Firestone, Joyce King, Linda Capps, Ann Britt, Barbara Cherry, Nell Wil- liams, Dee Holmes, Ramoan Beets, Sandra Hannsy. Second row: Patsy Baskett, Martha Farris, J. M. Ivy, Elaine Graham, Don Feferman, Howard Bacon, Patsy Crabb, Dorothy Bowlin and Betty Hicks. Third row: Daleta Wheeless, Judy Schwan, James Ware, Nicky Smiley, Dale Harrison, Joe Howell, Ray Couch, Judy Carter, and Caralle Anderson. Top row: Sue Woodward, Francis Graham, Gwen Brunsen, Jeanne Fraine, Billy Hertner, Gregory Crouch, Bobby Cale, Mirtie Lee, Melady Neal, Rita Welty, and Evelyn Shell. ' ' ' Bottom row, left to right: Ann Dodson, Sandra Farnsworth, Judy Patterson, Dale Bandy, Virginia Dul- ing, Sharon Eads, Anne Godfrey, Nicki Boyles, Wanda Wenrung, Carolyn Kelpatrick, Sue McAvoy. Second row: Lynn Churchill, Ann Cornelius, Mary Lynn Taylor, Mickie Harper, Jumper Linda, Virginia Marshall, Cynthia Dwight, Judi Bingham, Sandra Boney, Allee Curtis. Third row: Brenda Riner, Judy Fonti, Ann Gilley, Barbara Grady, Ronnie Reed, Jerry Hall, Benny Huddleston, Charles Crocker, Beverly Ralston, D. J. Davis, June Wrather, and Judy O'Neal. Fourth row: Doris Langford, Judy Vanderby, Glenda Robinson, Jeanette Miller, Pat Whittington, Mark Askew, Dickie Stovall, Mike Dominguez, Ronnie Walker, Jackie French, Carl Smith, Wilma Milton, Pat Francis and Mary Beth Schrool. Top row: Patsy Ely, Paula Busby, Clifton Tucker, Gene Vedder, Freddie Cook, Lynn Curtis, Jim Brown, Jim Doche, Denny Work- man, Burt McLain, Ronnie Weaver, Johnny Carter, Judi Dodge and Mary Owens. 2 5 x -. OFFlCERS . . . Don Feferman, Librarian, Linda Capps, President, Ann Britt, Treas- urer, Bobby Cole, Song Leader. 1 5 x 5 2 i 5 OFFICERS . . . Denny Workman, Presi- dent, Pat Whittington, Secretary, Jerre Hall, Treasurer, Sue McAvoy, Librarian. Ninety-five il . . . Bottom row, left to right: Gracie Newman, Delia Nalacora, Sandy Cordren, Tommy Hilton, Sybil Todd, Sue Pace, Jim Ann Farley, Nadia Holmes, Nancy Roberts and Jackie Watson. Second row: Anne Brown, Eva J. Miller, Bobbie Meaiham, Sue Wicker, Judy Abbott, Robbie Tims, Barbara Wilbanks, Alene Asbury, Jill Robbins. Third row: Anne Roberts, Loretta McCown, Phyllis Laman, Sue Thompson, Patty Rutland, Dale Dalby, David Park, Donna Putman, Charlene Hedgecoke, Lynda Townsend. Fourth row: Josephine Malacara, Patsy Buzzard, Mary Thomas, Sylvia Ramsey, Wayne Swift, Jimmy Georgantones, John Coates, Rosina Perkins, Peggy Rittenberry and Dovis Ann Teter. Top row: Elaine Davis, Lynne Shomell, Lola Lipper, Terry Little, Tommy Meyer, Ted Putman, Pat Bowers, Bill Marsh, Jon Alexander, "Bud" Powell, Warren Lewis, Bette Davis and Diane Schroeder. . . . Bottom row, left to right: Kay Holling.e r, Gin- ger Gilbert, Rex Ann Evans, LaTrece Harlan, Gale Harrison, Burtonell Moore, Barbara Stamper, Joyce Templeton and Mary Catherine Jones. Second row: Joyce James, Carole James, Elizabeth Fields, Sandra Dowell, Carolyn Nelson, Anita Coker, Chestelle Sing, Barbara Lemaster and Sandy Settle. Third row: Peggy Hawpe, Jackie Evans, Harriet Bean, Polly Hood, Jolene West, Judy Granes, Ann Cunningham, Madge Protsman, Lynda Crawford and Stella Carver. Fourth row: Miss Dean, Gordon Oglesby, Jimmy Kiyer, Larry Bird, Alan Dodson, Don Wilson, Harley Davis, Francis White and Laverne Hodges, Top row: Don Coffin, Larry McFather, Jeff Ingham, Jan Janski, Don Duniven, Harold Peirson, David Holder, Richard Ellington and Jerry Talley. Ninety six . . . Bottom row, left to right: Mac McFarland, Dennis Walker, Donnis Plunk, James William- son, Bobbie Waggoner, Ervin Sandlin, Caryl Strail, John Puckett, Deana Boltin, Carroll Bains, Kenny Prickett, and Pat Bruce. Sec- ond row: Betty Townsend, Dean Bedwell, Peggy Nelson, Larry Roberts, Wanda Kelln, Carter Kelly, Donna Pearson, James Bailey, Liticia Scott, Gene Mulkey, Virginia Bacon, John Laurence, Janice Ward, Buck Ramsey and Earline Crider. Third row: Beverly Law- son, David Rogers, Cordelia Ruddick, Jim Parr, Bonnie Trice, Joe Shirley, Bettye Roberson, V. J. Duncan, Sondra Kerr, Tommy Wicker, Amma Lynn, Gunn, Bob McGaught, Chorlotte Brown, Bill Hisey, Bette Kay Reed, Bob Pando and Claudine Curb, Top row: Elizabeth Lynch, Peter lnguersen, Kay Wilhite, Bob Cayle, Flo Ann Miller, Wisley Elder, Korola Ledbetter, Edwin Rice, Eliza- beth Jones, Russell Mashburn, Sharon Bennett, Jim Logsdon, Diane Pearce, Ben Meadors, Joy Farnsworth and Bobby Wooten. i l F , t s Q2 31 'FEW . . -Bottom row, left to right: Glenda Colvin, Annette Graham, Norita Pittman, Deanna Parker, Marilyn Steinback, Shanna Chewning, Mary Flynn DeWald, Sammy Sharp, Ellen White, Beverly Ward, Helen Perry and Sue Burns. Second row: Barbara Goldsmith, Mary Morrison, Marna Hornady, Gail Moore, Bobby Gleason, Harold Hedspeth, Jacky Keesee, Jimmy Sandlin, Gary Tissle, Johnny Matken, Charles Deahl, Sally Eubanks, Gail Camp, and Ilene Perry. Third row: Betty Puckett, Nelda Weathers, Marlene Hardin, Aubrey Trevathan, Donnie McCrary, Denis Atkinson, James McCutchan, Frank Swenson, Len Wil- son, Earl Nollner, Don Emory, Glenna Gilley, Bi Ji Adams, Linda Mays, Karen McCollum and Kathryn Rhodes. Fourth row: Gloria Giersch, Rosamund Rawlings, Barbara Mathis, Joyce Swayze, Tommy Boren, Bill Pando, Frank Collier, Jack McDaniel, Nor- man Jacobson, Cblan Meharg, Larry Kelley, Jim Pittman, Tommy Barr, Anita Gordon, Ada Maxwell, Basil Weaver and Glenda Ganus. Fifth row: Sharon Stinson, Sue Terrell, Janet Borgle, Charles Kiker, Darrell Conger, Bill La Fouers, Joe Brock, Bill Curry, Bill Johnston, Wright Neely, Johnny Woodard, Barbara Jvergens, Beverly Wilty, Joyce Courtney, and Claria Taylor. Ninetv seven ,. 4 Qu: H CQ.,-1: . " . .5 MEMBERS OF THE BAND . . . Philip Anthony, Gene Armstrong, Jonathan Ater, Joe Fred Barker, Robert Barton, Jerry Bell Judi Bingham, Jarrell Bridges, Kathy Britting, Marilyn Brooks, Brenda Brown, Larry Bruce, Glen Buswell, Ken Carpenter Ronald Cheyne, Gordon Cizon, Kenneth Clark, Joan Clawson, Bobby Cole, Barbi Coons, Bob Cotton, Rose Cox, Charles Crock- er, Drew Crossett, David Crouch, Dottie Cultra, Gwynnth Curtis, Wayne Dale, Robert Daniel, Jerry Davis, Donna Dillard, Don Dobbs, Charmane Dodson, Bill Donnell, Sharon Eads, Berna Ellis, Billy Erwin, Wanda Fergason, Bob Fielden, Judy Fuller, Shirley Gariepy, Robert Gillespie, Chandler Goetting, Ken Goodwin, Norma Gruber, Virginia Harris, Patsy Hefner, Betty Hicks, Kenneth High, Johnnie Hill, Johnnie Hobbs, Mary Holcomb, Charles Hooker, Kathy Howard, Norma Hudgins, Patsy Hudson, Mickey Hyde, Barbara Jacobs, Mary Lou Jaquet, Jan Johnson, Janice Johnson, Robert Judd, Bill Lasiter, Beau Latham, Annette Lester, Kathryn Locke, Karen McCollum, Hal McKinney, Frank McNeil, Bill McNeiland, Marshall Mason, Gerald Middleton, Ronnie Miranda, James Mitchell, Melody Neal, John Odom, Eric Olson, Lewis Overton, Sue Pace, Bobby Parsons, Donna Pearson, Sandy Pendleton, Wanda Phillips, Beverly Ralston, James Reed, Don Reid, Bob Reinarz, Larry Selby, David Shoemaker, James Sloan, Don Sparks, Shiela Sparks, Tommy Stratten, Donna Sutton, Stanley Taylor, Don Thoen, Gladys Towne, Kaye Tripplett, Sherry Turner, Gary Van Doren, Tom Warren, Jackie Watson, Wayne Weaver, Tony Whittington, Tommy Wicker, Nelda Williams, Wilma Wit, Judy Woodward, Robert Woodward, Dale Ballard, Mary Ellen McCarter, Faye Maxwell. OFFICERS OF THE GOLDEN SANDIE BAND . . . Left to right: David Crouch, Chandler Goetting, Bob Cotton, Judy Fuller, Frank Mc- Neil, Jarrell Bridges and Gordon Cizon, , :.-. q ,a 00,2 023, :eta as 2 Q, ef:-ei aging THE GOLDEN ag if 5 SANDIE BAND 1 , "'X- ' "fuzz rgff- 1 M J H . V'-w.,f"f,f-.W was ,um A , ' - f,,.,,,,ffwcr,,. M ,,,.9Q, ' - -QM'-,,, ,, ' .ww N ,.fv.yr.- 'M as flfirl :sw 1 S1 riff J-wg., , .- , .4,,,-A Q, ,. ,, e, r -vw fm'Hf- -ff .. , 1 I G - A V " xg25'fglff51 115 . . . Left to right: Janice Johnson, Patsy Hefner, Barbara Jacobs, Judy Woodward, and Judy Bingham. - - - Charles Emmons. ,-.fw3'f'fwr fav- , rf' Juv N QUEEN OF THE SANDIE BAND . . . Donna . -L fr QQ.. . - :-1 ,--H , 'WE P e a rs o n . L11 5. 5Vft?N . J f 3, Q . , - -.4 QLJCH R.: VY J., w-ffm ,,f,,.2:,-ma Q-cjyfw 5 H " ii 1: I 9,1-We i, iff . . . Gwynnefh Curfis. Ninety-nine 4 4 ., L 1 f 4 ' ff ,ff 4' if 14 , ,ff rf ' . f f , f Q , , .wif - 1.1--1 -:af f C gy., ' 1 f f 4 , ,,. fy W , ,, , , ., wp , 6 ,, x 1' ' f, 1 ,f '74 . ,f3,f,,,z, , ,7 1 ' . I gg ' tix? Q X' X wg" fs, WC, w:-Sw N , vw-Q4'lW'N'N MQ N f.1aeeQsis.1'lI s.s.,..smsmaws st.. -C , N X Wsww X N , ss fi ' Q2 ,f ,f ' ,Y MN. ,1s...i1sss .Q Nw. as. yf V f f ,,f,f,t'1 l D fffgg f If f' fr f 2 V , J J ' - if,ff,rf,4, 2 f f ff 5 4 , , gf f 1 52 1 ,g ,f, A 1 L A, 6 I t , X I pm ? -, 1 J 1, 1 , y , V, ,I I . 4,5 , ,., , ,Q V I Av , . 1 v,,:4J,: ily J' .JI ,V fl, Q I g at t 7 5 '. , 35, ,V .. ,L -, I , H, -' ,., 'N .519 f I q ,Q g .,,:-,,g A V . , z - f . ,A . 4 , ,, l ' 1 ,, -in W -'-v l Y - ' 7""f- " ,, H5143 ' ., , , V X4 , fr T af f , rf, T K 4 , r , .fr WM , l,.. , ,, , 1, Q I, f .af M ,A A N' -T .U ,.. Q Ima. ,,-l:sJ . .. , - .nas-t ,,, mmn SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL . Brenda Brown, Vada Burnett, Bobbie Cannon, Don Carpenter, Jerre Chapman, Gordon Cizon, Rose Cox, Drew Crossett, Darla Crossett, David Crouch, Gwynneth Curtis, Wayne Dale, Warnda Fergason, Lucy Fong, Robert Gillespie, Ken Goodwin, Betty Hale, Virginia Harris, Kathy Howard, Norma Hudgins, Don Jamison, .limmey Lindsey, Jean Linville, Judith Maxwell, Mary Ellen McCarter, Frank McNeil, Bill McNeiland, Gerald Middleton, Jeanette Miller, Cynthia Morgan, Loretta Oliver, Phillip Perlman, Carole Peters, Judy Robinson, Dennis Stanford, Caryl Strait, Donna Sutton, Mary Taylor, Sue Terrell, Janice Thom- as, Gary VanDoren, Earl Whitt, Robert Wirth and Nancy Wright. . . Phillip Anthony, Betty Askew, Robert Barton, Richard Birchfield, Jurell Bridges, THE A.H.S. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1 ff J L 2 if Z 'M Wf1,f'zi'Z f Q -wwgym , K ,,., M T ! K, , 4 7? ,naw ff OFFICERS OF ORCHESTRA . . Left to right: Gorodn Cizon, Librari- any David Crouch, Vice President, Jurell Bridges, President, Jerre Neil, Business Manager. Chapman, Secretary and Frank Mc- I lg. i ORGANISTS . . . sawing: Joy Farnsworfh Sianding Mary Ellen rfer, Rud Sidney Parker and Cor- QUEEN OF THE ORCHESTRA Virginia Hams. CONCERT MASTER One Hundred One L GN' . O ,.A......, 154 ff, Habit .f :, : ...,..1,.31. - .,., 1, 1 :kxt QW J WM, Y auf X 4 . ' ,. i' ' 4 Xi x by 1 COMPANY "A" OFFICERS . . . Left to right: B. La- roche, B. Hash, Kathy Hodies, G. Watts, and C. Mc- Alister. CT Cf? Jimmy Kinslow and Honorary Officer, Evelyn Wittenburg. COMPANY "B" OFFICERS . . . Left to right: B. Durham, J. Logsclon, J. Roberson, B. Graham and D. Altman. JM' J if Wm ULM-o.f',QacQ, 0541:-'4.Q!' 4, JL4 7 ' k4Q1i4fgy fn! kr, r J 3. - Vx. If cfs ,Aff-fs full i!7'1'f CUE M67 ,60.,lIfp .lQf.,.if'p,4J ln' ,UAQ4 rl Pkforiib A505 Ll., z,.,v !7x!,f!,,,5 V J "fV1J-U'-I J If . ft lil" . A, , ff 1- A f ' A ' f if - ,MCM J V cf' Lf l'kU5 g,41..'Pf-xfk' I I AL ,f,uff.JQ ai 54-Aff!-, J FX---gf-"""" A-ff 4- Maior Carl Matney . . . Professor of Military Science and Tactics. ffl kiln-n4"' l xl , ,- .-.qig J ' l ix . jf Q D x..., fx l HAH . . . Personnel . . . T. Adamson, J. Alexander, R. Barrett, J. Bonter, J. Black, C. Culp, D. Dalby, R. Deaver, C. Edes, B. Finley, B. Gilson, E. Hamilton, B. Hash, R. Huftmand, T. Krau, K. Lanyon, D. Loper, J. Lynch, D. Maddox, D. Maynard, G. McCauley, R. McKenzie, T. Meyers, G. Milligan, W. Neely, R. Oliver, G. Price, W. Robbins, G. Rhoads, G. Shepard, B. Sherrod, C. Smith, L. Stoinch, S. G. Walker, J. Ware, J. Weatherly, Wales Wible, W. Wiedel, C. Wison, D. Wright, T. Wood, J. Yantis and D. Clark. i Sli ROTC COMPANY "B" . . First mour, D. Gibbon, Basilo Weaver, B. Cotter. Second row: F. White, M. Conoley, H. Sticksel D. Paulmer, C. Bray, M. Dancy, K. George. Third row. G. Cross, B. Powell, R. Upton, E. Sprouse, R. Bryant and D. Strait. Top row: C. Smith, K. Forguson, J. Vaughan, K. Engle L Selby and R. Betty. row, left to right: K. Gillock, R. Reed, l. Sey- 1 1 One Hundred Four dll. T if WA C' t lr ng I ' HCM Top row left to right: B. Johnson C. Kiker D. Pumphrey, A. Glenn, G. Crouch, J. McDaniel, V. Vincent. Third row: J. Lyles, D. Atkinson E. Jolly, C. Mason, R. George, J. Wilmeth, J. Miller, and D. Lightfoot. Second row: R. Poole, J. Little, G. Jeffrey, D. Arterbum, R. Forrester, T. Green and B. Micou. Bottom row: J. Georgantanes, J. Hill, D. Venable, L. Fairchild, G. Himbrc, D. Ostmonder and M. Thome. 1 "EH . . . Bottom row, left to right: B. West, F. Jones, E. Nunn, B. Pando, C. Deahl, C. Tuc.ker, H. Cordey, R. Emanuel, and T. Watkins. Second row. J. Drolte, O. Russell, R. Curtis, J. Sims, R. Southerland, E. Owens, N. Nichols, and D. Ban- nister. Third row: I. Gast, J. Grout, E. McBride, W. Rogers, B. Hertner, D. Aolder, J. Durrett and R. Wade. Top row: B. LaFavors, D. Barnett, J. Savage, G. Powell, B. McCasland, P. Seewald, G. Terrel, D. Hawkins and Howard Graves. On 'GZ e Hundred Five e' f"N na r""P' S H 2, H I ki 123 ff?- N,-A ,an Q fw if 8 oi V Q .Q X ..,:2W' ff' W. 'sr 1 1 ' 5 One Hundred Seven 2 A 'X f W'Xf"'ivrfw' , , M f 1, M. f ,ef s P? 'Avi 5 1 1-1' .4 if-f' 'vp f . hug 1 I xx 'S L- 1,'2 f' by i k .6 921 1 F o -' 3315? ' 4 0 f .af .A ' ' - I+ ,ra Q V V 7 5 - Q 'pry , ' ' , 4 . . "T wif r , V My I , 7' f 2 ' -+f9"Q, ., t .nv K . 4 ,fx 6 ,.,, M I Y In V 4 1 A 7 ,, x ,W V671 7? '-.A L- , .. ' i F A " Y' P 1, A w- X .5 ,iaith ,. ix . V f lk , , X , V .5 . gl ,, ,i ff , . 4 -,1, . 5' : Sf! 5 f - "'A : 'fx ,X .yes K. 5 Q , . i l A .4 g k if 64 -V , 4 4' ' gh ffilfx fi Hi' ' v' . it Q4 .. 1 'W Zig: 1675 , ' M gif' 'qs A 1 7, - -. , ni 5 3 W :rf V K, ! I , V V ,f,,?vk, , ev ,Y I, 'ri , , uw glnjii 3 ' , ',,6w"f, iii I ' . fin" 'iifgl 25f?, 3c,'w.'."-I"gP -7 , ff ' .- . 1 - ' I , , " n f ' , 1, ' , 1 4. , ' ', 2 A . 'f , J, Emu Q5 'i -j ,,4,-- ' ' ' ' 'i Q f ff. 1 , 5 in ',f.,5k 'A R g-H1 .gfp 1 1 Avg , ' -A 'IK f ,-Mhf, . V' ',, 121.gif Jg, Qsio-X!! '. 6- Qlxid, .1' -,+A , Y .K . ,-Rf, --.fa3'X' .,--'. - a- f.',.: f' 1 V, f'f'Q6?gtgkuF'f1L-A' ' If W - ' . ,grid 'iff-1-. .ff ,-' . - . - ' ' W L ' TBA LL' , A , 4, V , N I. I, J , I , V . ,li a E' F ' , . 1 K f- l 1 ' ' t D I 1 'Y I 121 H ' ', f, E ' " 1 7 ! f , h f , ft A' if 5 an 4 ' ' ffikl. 3 1'.- ,. ' 4 , f 1' . ' . . 9 , 4 .i'Iv- - - 2 ' ' ' ' ' r , ' 7 ' , 1 . , l v GOLDEN SANDIE COACHING STAFF ww, Br' I 1 . A KN' i A X-Aix :VE ly X 4? Q ,MAP . . ,. 1' . , fa- W - 4...-new 4 an !"""t l . 'Y X is F at p t . i 5 , Q . Tl l S Q . zs , S ' Q z ,A P , Q IQHYYBHV gg, N 4' - F' Q if . S, ,Q ,C 1 W if rx ..,.:'M..,a-- .,. -,, M, A f iff "" 1' 'ff , ,,,.,m ' ' ,,,l.gQ.4ig.,. ..r.,i4+.:"":,g,i5. ts Y ., A , -x,,yww'sv-Q-Nici' COACHING STAFF . . , Top row, left to right, Joe Kerbel, Tom Moulton, Charles Hester, Don Bennett Row two: Paul Alley, Dan Salkeld, Sam Pecchia and Ri A SEASON SUMMARY The T955 Golden Sandie football team fin- ished its initial season under the coaching of Head Coach Joe Kerbel with a five win and a five loss statistical slate. The wins began at Amarillo Stadium in early September when the Golden Boys stopped the Capitol Hill Red- skins of Oklahoma City 40-12. The second win was the following week over the Paschal Panthers of Fort Worth, 33-2l. Other wins were over Pampa T3-6, Borger 33-O and Lub- bock of Lubbock, 35-O. The Sandies' first de- feat was at the hands of Wichita Falls 27-O. They fell to Midland 26-7, to Odessa T4-O, to Abilene 35-l 3 and to San Angelo T9-7. On the basis of their last two impressive wins, against Borger and Lubbock of Lubbock, the Sandies were ranked l5th in a poll of all Class AAAA teams in Texas. The AHSers met four of the top teams, Abilene, Midland, San Angelo and Wichita Falls. Feature of the new style of coaching by Mr. Kerbel was the lack of use of benches for the Golden Sandies. The team stood during the entire game and cheered the players on to victory. The Sandie Booster Club presented a touchdown horn to blow after each score, although no touchdown was made during the first game the yell leaders had the horn. Juniors and sophomores were used in the final games in preparation for the T956 games' One Hundred N 'Q ine fidfwfg H 7 ff abd jf L f AROUND END . . . Quarterback Billy Hulett scampers around end in the Sandie's initial' tilt of the sea- son against the Capitol Hill Redskins from Oklahoma City. The Sandies won this traditional opener, 40-13. SANDIES PUSH REDSKINS BACK TO RESERVATION, 40-13 The Golden Sandie football squad got their season off to a roaring start by polishing off the Capitol Hill Red- skins of Oklahoma City, 40-13, before a happy crowd of 12,000 fans on September 16. Halfback Arnie Duncan led the Sandie attack by scoring four times from long distances and from eighteen trips. He field blocking. The in the Redskin line for good gains. running up a total of 306 yards on was backed-up by excellent down- Sandie line opened up huge holes to let their backs go down the field ,- Quarterback Billy Hulett Cpictured aboveD, executed his ball handling to perfection in the last half, after a shakey start. Hulett scored one Sandie TD from eight yards out. Duncan's runs were 23, 30, 42, and 90 yards. The other Sandie TD came on a pitch-out pass from halfback Gene Cox to end Jimmy Duncan, good for thirteen yards. 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A I QI ilfavqiyell i, 01,12 fn. ., .V i imgy: f N, 111,g',.f..4.'-.n ' I , ' ,,,g,, g,l1,15l,, sg, .-Y.. 2ig1gfg1E,'.', mf- Kell it -H4 lf2'f.1f-S" ' if: ' f' '177-2f'Sl"" ' Zijllfflg ' + ,-1. ,ef gg lg 5' iyggfgg A If-pf-I 'Sf j ff,,,,f,"jTgL,Gifa .4 ,,. f tw ff? - 11 M? . ., .. .4 3 :fi '--ie, '1s,,.i2,:,,f,',:,1fg.1iFw1-4 ""-Y ,, W '- . tFlT,d,'Z??g Usf'Sf'f:1mf,te7t52:'2m1frygiifg. JOHNNY REGAL, Back MARSHALL YORK, Guard FRED WEATHERS, Tackle One Hundred Ten . V l u , ,f ,jf -' ' ff, fflla-'Jvlj-fl df' 1,7 650092 I W f ' bu..- LKCQJJJ-'f"'V"?f 730 ,Wa mm C, ,pa ,W file Q 7245 ,iw-1 y M54 ., -Z Ml ' fl 1, 4' 5 'mm-,Av -- . g 7. ' '-L ' F' , ,gif 1wf11.4ivi','.., , f 5'-Zw"7if7f,2, M," .' ' ,-,...i.1,g .1 , Q , .. at - -, I - 51.5-'ztff:i'f1 1' - W , ,,,.. A- V .ffiyi . 'ff' , . fl" '. 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It marked the 'First time the Sandies had to come from behind during the young season. HOLD 'ER, ARNIE . . . Halfback Arnie Duncan is the ball carrier in this pic- ture snapped by a Globe-Times photographer during the Sandie-Paschal of Fort Worth game which the Sandies won 33-21 at Amarillo Stadium. GETTUM, GENE . . . Halfback Gene Cox C391 makes yardage against the mighty Coyotes during the Sandie's first loss of the season to Wichita Falls, 27-O. COYOTES STUN SANDIES FOR 27-O SHUTOUT The Golden Sandies met their first loss of the young sea- son at the hands of the Wichita Falls Coyotes on the Coyote field, 27-O on September 3Oth. Outweighed con- siderably, the Sandies were not able to punch through the Coyotes' stout defense for any scoring threats. The team was hampered by iniuries of halfback Arnie Dun- can and tackle Boy Way. The Sandies were never past the Wichita 35 yard line, but the home boys invaded the Sandie paydirt fringe several times. The first Coyote TD came in the second quarter on a pass play caught be-. gf J Q f , fl Q21 f G3 tween two Sandie defenders. The Sandie ballhandling was not up to the par established in the two home games. The Coyotes cashed in on three bobbles for three tallies, First of these came when Gene Cox fumbled on the Sandie 36. After the Sandies fumbled deep in Coyote territory, the two teams exchanged punts and the Wichita boys scored again on a 53-yard drive. The final TD came with only seconds left after they re- covered Billy Hulett's fumble on the Sandie 26. Danny Gordon scored three TD'S for the Coyotes. ,ew fy, N J eff 1- 14 X v ffl ll . 'y X 1 r i"i 'E' 1.3 -:,y 1. ' , ,, . 2 'f ,f . A if t lv A . Jiistxpf.. W.. -, ' -' i ua-lisa. yi xl ,Z it "- ' mf Z,- g'v. ,g 'F , ' Il" l +f -A A r 1 ' . -u at ,- -. . . ' T V-. it GEORGE GRAY, End Joi-iN cm-xwroizo, End GENE Muucev, Guard One Hundred Twelve -Q fa -'fx ., Q f K . U , Z we Lk ef' V ff" K' fsc- .Z Q Q 1 A wil '- .. A I Y. fn H., V A' , ' 2 -.-F-I-Miz-:M . t " I ef.. - A -as 11 ' :gasp 1 ' , ,W ff-in f Z ? . ,Egg f . , is ' '. e ' f' ' -1, -151121. -A 4 1 ' dy " n ' ffsf Q' , 'A . -'gf ' it ff wr'-'f::..g. , 'f' ' ' - . .vip ' . ' 'I' N ' q'.lj,-',.i', . ,-gif,, iam . fjfiff-4111-if .. TH- ,V - -, fhfilfffif-i'.lair:-,.""! ' -li' l ' 'i f-..:.. BILLY HULETT, Back JIMMY ALLISON, Back DAVID CULWELL, Center K5-A 4.1. 1 M" " . as "' .2-go in U I ri I N s 344.2 gf PAMPA FEELS WINDSTORM, 13-6 The Golden Sandstorm scored twice in the first period and held on gamely to defeat the Pampa Harvesters 13-6 at Pampa on October 7. It was the first loss for the home team on their own field by the Sandies since 1947. The Sandie-s took the opening kickoff and scored. They then pounced on a Harvester fumble and scored again. The Farmers scored after the second kickoff. Then the two teams settled down to a defensive ball game for the remainder of the evening. Arnie Duncan was credited with the first TD on a two-yard run into the end zone. "Skippy" Pamplin converted. Key play in the drive was a 26-yard run by Duncan. Keith LaFon made the second TD. if -17 ',1i1""Q"-WM , if - 34-,f',,j'f---:I I g I .V K V' A Q: COBB'S COMIN' . , . Halfback Jimmy Cobb is shown picking up yardage ,-g23cQi?ffL?f5,fzi .5I..-',, in the Sandie-Pampa tilt which the Golden Boys won I3-6 on the Harves- . . , ' -t ,,,. H 'pc 'jlzg s -4. X... ,-life, r -1,fE.'f',:..,'.."f-!.19Lf?!fsigm:Qf '. - - .Qi ,erfs home field, Ocfobef 7. GENE COX, Back H44 My Ev'-Q.. 'I' ',45'j!f.1. v ',-. -,- A,1.5-,,.,1 AI. : as , TRAVIS COLUMBUS, End Q.-ec ,-, BALL, BALL, WHO'S GOT TT-lE BALL? . , , This priceless photographic gem shows how involved two lines can get during plays from scrimmage. The ball and carrier are located left of the center of the picture, both on the turf of Sandie Stadium. ALL-STATE "WAHOO" MCDANIEL ROMPS PAST A.H.S., 26-6 The Sandie football squad suffered its second loss of the season to the Midland Bulldogs to the count of 26-6 on October 14. Again it was the power plays which fea- tured the running of "Wahoo" McDaniel, all-state fullback, that led the 'Dogs to victory. Also the left-handed pass- ing of quarterback Larry Cooper was a thorn in the San- dies' side. McDaniel ran for 144 yards on 28 tries and Cooper passed for lO5 yards completing 6 out of ll tries. The Bulldogs ran up 248 yards on the ground along with the T05 passing yards, making a grand total yard- age of 253. The Sandies had 52 yards in the passing col- umn and rushed 188 yards for an overall total of 240 yards. The Bulldogs scored twice in the second period and once each in the final two periods while the Sandies scored their lone tally early in the first period. Three plays after the kickoff, Arnie Duncan recovered a fumble on the Bulldog 49 yard line to set up the TD. 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'A' ml 1' 2 .. ,gf U pf , ,, . -15 'f fy-'lp If 1, 'f': fl. if? :gfrega-' 1- V ' T ' ' ' l 'A' .?'1:fWif' vQ lmrf 7 5 li A "VA 41' 411- Az-1, - I ,V rs , bib. t.LL.+:1ZSffZ9J3lvl'iff:" 'E , ' Q balk JIMMY DUNCAN, End x. W riff 'W l X, J 'J -',fV,:u3,F4:xf - . 'V .Yu - ,,,.J':':A:' In-'. .V Y JP' qtlyxx -- V ,, X . .. JIMMY COBB, Back lfcgitzr YXH 1 52 ,. ,, ,Q , 'i.Wf2r'4 :'i"'f -A f, v'..xE""f ' "1 , - .-ws--,, . at r ,-, .1 ,. W 3 ',.,g, .'f'.1'::.f: .W s.. " ' .K-"NP xi' L' . -' fr "N, - Eta,-,1 a .:.?'-W' Ili-' ' f.-,' .sq .: eos BAYLEss, Tackle Q www. X, if t Q f' V1-'tivnfif 5 , i, ,- g 1 LYNN LA FON, Back "SOAPY" SUDSBERRY, Back TOO MUCH HORSEPOWER! ODESSA WINS 14-O The Golden Sandies fell before a sparse crowd at Amarillo Stadium on October 21 to the Odessa Bronchos, 14-O, It was one of those games where it looked like the full-of-hustle and desire Sandies would have matched points with the visitors. The Goldenmen probably played their finest game in losing and were on even terms with the Bronchos all night. lt was mistakes which allowed the visitors to cash in for TD's. The Sandies were able to muster only one scoring threat, that in the fourth period when they drove to the Odessa two-yard line before they were forced to give up the ball on downs. It was the best defensive game to that time. PASS-CATCHER . . . End Jimmy Duncan, with ball, evades Odessa tacklers for ground gaining chores in the fourth period of the Sandie-Broncho game on October 21. v. fy f 'fp 4 ftp 'Q i. , V V 1 f 29 A if fi , f, 3, ,, .Mr . U... s. L 4 V ff' HANG ON . . , Amarillo Sandie, .l. W. Witt, trys to bring down an Abilene player as Soapy Sudsbury and Roy Northrup make their attempts 'to help. FRIGHTENED EAGLES OVERTAKE A.H.S.,E5-13 The spirited Sandies took to the Abilene field a three touchdown underdog and lost to that very measurement, drew ever-so-near aki g ain en t ey macle their secon a fa' o t o' fter I p 1 V' 35-13, but not before they had scared the wits out of ing the score l in ird u s el d the defending state champions and their supporters on valiantly as the a dies o 1, t 'us ' eem October 28. It was, to say the least, a moral victory for to have the spee r fi p r cop w' the rnig Joe Kerbel's fighting eleven. They spotted TD's in the first Eagles. Abilene d ' sc -13 t nd the half and forced the home team to play their first string third period an w t our a ss T clo le stripe during most of the game. lt appeared during the initial for two more be re i al g . A 'e o owned half that the Ke-rbel-led Goldenmen would pull an upset the A.H.S. lads 22- and d"s n ed th 44 to 92 similar to one the new coach had experienced a yea on the ground. A ar'l c pl tw three passes before with the Breckenridge champions. Abilene picked for 33 yards. Fumble ere ith ecov red by up a TD in the first three minutes of play, The Amarillo each, ' lads marched right back to tie the score 7-7. The Sandies K N 0 ,M R GPM R lx Gt R R rt R ROR '. .mf XML km l . .. . , .. ' 1 J ' ff , I ' , X "' 1 4 'K 3 27 . .5 7 - . - 4 I , 6 ' QT' . W 1, ."I Rf ttt .3 X. 1 W' , f . .,, y , ,Q ,V ,- Q . 'Wi M One Sixteen CARROLL STAFFORD, Guard ROBERT MOORE, End Bos WAY, Tackle ,, M If 'if 4 ff I 1 L K H I J rg , I JOE TED DAVIDSON, End JOHNNY CRUZ, Back r-gfi JACK SMITH, Back ,I lFee""ti , 5 - W BILL Gmessv, Headclyepagef One Seventeen L-........,,,, f ff I 1, L- '-, . N x-v , X Y. , . I v, ' V ,. l . , 5 X j I. 1 . A' I ' 'QA ' 'f-iwffP1.Q'f?2."'f1-ff .L , A? I Q.'ii's': ul 311 f- i4f1i"Si:.' r,,.:.Z'Qt,f.1, ,Q y..,9f3g,:.w.y,g' I V .pygL',:lqg.f gf-wg,j.'-w-wyki. V !z.'i"'f'i'lY-:Qt1':1.fz'lf?2'fff5i'3l'w? 4 fj I .1 43, L- tgggigzt t, ,fp , ,-T245 IX L vx lijit? CECIL GILBREATH, Guard LASATER AND CO. BEST A.H.S. I9-7 The San Angelo Bobcats, sparked by the tlashy playing of halfbacks Marvin Lasater and Norman Marshall, ground out a T9-7 victory over the underdog Sandies Novem- ber ll. Late in the second quarter Marshall passed to Lasater who was downed on the Amarillo two yard line. For three downs the Sandies dumped dust in the Bobcats' eyes, but on fourth clown, Bill Hollis scored. Roy Northrup, tull- back, led the attack for a touchdown going around end for six. Duncan kicked the point to make it seven. ln the third and fourth loarters, Lasater broke loose tor two touchdowns. FOLLOW THAT BLOCK . . , Roy Northrup sets up a block for fellow Sandie Cecil Gilbreath, early in the game. ,-f Rfk, SANDIES END SEASON WITH WINS 33-0 AND 35-0 The Golden Sandie football team closed its i955 season with impressive victories over two regional foes, Borger and Lubbock. Using primarily reserves, Coach Joe Ker- bel's initial season at Amarillo High School finished with a 5-5 season. Against Borger, iunior halfback Billy Hulett scored first on a ten-yard drive. Arnie Duncan converted. David Russell scored next on a i7-yard draw play with Duncan converting to make it 14-O. Duncan made one of his best runs setting up the next TD, a 71 yarder. It was an of- fensive show of power over weak foes. ln the traditional Thanksgiving Day classic with Lub- bock High School of Lubbock, the Sandies avenged previous humiliating defeats at the hands of L.H.S. by a decisive 35-O score. lt was the Golden Boys' first win over Lubbock in Amarillo Stadium. Keith LaFon made the initial TD, followed by scoring from David Russell and Regal and LaFon again. Arnie Duncan converted five times. Highlight of the game was a tiftyefive yard run by Bob Bayless when he took a Sandie fumble and ran deep into Lubbock territory. Most of the playing was done by Sandies who are expected to play a great deal in 1956. Q K' as .Q V n,,f,?:i 0 4 ..- Q 4i.'.',,- 'f X ' iw Lgf- .-una... -. ll--v 1- . , 1 . f sn, 4. . -xy-.Y . L, W L, , ' .-v7'?', , '4 '-in ,V , . fr n "K ' e - 'le..L.sf.,A 9i.'4w'6wB"v ,, J'-"' ?""- " ' 51 . GET AWAY . , . Sandie fullback, Jimmy Allison sti arms a Borger Bulldog. WHITCH-AWAY . . . Jimmy Allison insists on being in the play as A.H.S. outplayed L.H.S. 35-O on Turkey Day. 1 fp..-- .. A E A fn '-l ,L - k ,,. . ',- ..4,:' il l f X A 4 j . A, ff. I X JTLQ .1 rio v"""' ' - - I-fl: , 'ff ' A.. 'A' "Sw, 4 V A ,X Q - rf'f,l:f . 4 ilizff fb Q 's ff l ' 4. ' 3' I gf 4 f LOUIS DUBUQUE, Manager One Eighteen y . . . Front rovv, left to right: Richard Robinson, Bob Flourine, Frank Black- well, Jerry McGinnis, Frank Swenson, Second row: Ken Kendrick, Bayless Bennett, David Russell, Jerry Stor- seth, Charles Rice. Third row: Larry Kimbell, Ronald Allen, BobWillis, Phillip Ehly, BillWhite, BillCollier. Fourth row: Dan Salkald, Coach, Jimmy Gilmer, Pete Meador, Bill Green, Sam Pecchia, Coach, and Paul Alley, Coach. , - Tli . . 0 Front row, left to right: Dickie Stovall, Max Warren, Andy Rodgers, Gail Nirrid, Bryan Riner. Second row: Mart Tomlinson, Jim Means, T. D. Cannon, Dale Alexander, Jim Hannon. Third row: Larry Lupher, Kenneth Robinson, John Presdige, Weldon Chamber, Frank Bogard. Fourth row: Delbert Maloney, Ray Allen, Quincy Boyce, Doug Veazey, Carl Danner, Fifth row: Coach Mixon, Coach Bacon, Mike Conoly, and Steve Carter. v , . 'NP-affem.-w-.,... ...M I 9 V I , .. my ,,:. S Q , , ................ I ,,: - 1 ' 2 K . 1 F ' 1 1 1 . One Nineteen ggi' ff M- - 4 23" Q' 'S f A, 5 0755" xl I BASKETBALL I COACH T. G. HULL ff COACH CHARLES BACON 'ififg ,,:C if Q A ' .....-... 3 ,V W f 1 1 G, 41 0 ei " ' :S ! .v . . ., ' . .:.,? gg ' fr 6 o gfai, 2 :qs i ,,, 4 9 4, M 4 ' If 5,9 kfgf-A w x.. 'Shy ' , E r ev t i , K V L. v I F ,Y 1. -L ' :""h3 3 ffzfrimg-, ' if C ' - S a 1 ., . . G r f"' y l ,V I Q . C--Q -- -4 yr V 1 ,,,, - 2 , t i L X 1 l 'li 1 4 1 2 L A-Q 7' an j J i R 5, K N ,- E Ll' ' Vail if ff Lib aft' ' 1 1 1. t , . ' gc ,Q 'S' iii 6 " ' f x . ' . . l Y.: 'E ,, 25. , : 6,4319 V L 'fa - - 9? 'ms , 2 ,.fl'-'Wk 2' 'Ms i - L ga- xt ,X it LS' , 'g i ' It--, S' .V M , 1' .aw-.Y 5 :IRM ' E i-'21, W' if 2 4 . Xi -f-- f , CLLL 2 - . ri 1 tx 1 4, ir: J V- :,, W Ky -5 W., ,Q ATN- 'W ' ' '-' ix-Qi A if A A hx ,Kami .EN vblytxr -is - X , ix kk T- AV,. 37 ,WKA ff, 5 1, X ,Vx ,N fix 5' 'NS' .34 - - Q. -. , fi V Q . L. J , X S 1 5 f ' L f .Mew . ' 'c 1 . SANDIES '55-56 . . . Top row, left to right: Joe McKay, Bobby Lanier, Dale Talbert, Bobby Hutto and Joe Wa. Second row: Albert Henry, Joe Vaughn, Wendell Cason, Jerry Zeigenhorn and Malcom Cooper. Bottom row: Bill Davis, Gerald Ashford, Bob Taylor, Bob Knupp and Danny Lynch. 4 GOLDEN SANDIE BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY The Sandie basketball squad finished their 1955-56 schedule by defeating the Lubbock Westerners 58-46 at Lubbock on February 11. This gave the Sandies a 10-7 record for the season and a 2-4 record in northern division district play. The Sandies were able to defeat the Westerners of Lubbock twice for their conference wins. The other score was 62-52 in the game played at the West Texas Fieldhouse. The co-champions of the division Pampa and Borger each defeated the Sandies twice, the Bulldogs dropping them 68-61 and 53-44 and the Harvesters taking them 52-49 and 50-42. The Harvesters represented the northern division in the playoffs as they defeated Borger in a sudden-death playoff. Other wins recorded by the Sandies during the season were over Dumas 70-34, Clovis 72-49, Tucumcari 79-68, Capitol Hill 67-56, Plainview 78-44, Hobbs 76-75, Norman 56-54, and Portales 59-53. Other non-conference losses were to Monterrey of Lubbock 61-54, Hobbs 85-67 and Borger 51-45. One Twenty-one I .YQ . if BILL DAVIS I A' 'f g I 'U xg' 2 I . I WELL, I TRIED . . . Dale Tarbet shoots a jump shot for two points in 1he game with Capitol HiII of Oklahoma City. DALE TARBET ff I x. One- Twenty-Iwo BOBBY LANIER WENDELL CASON Jog YAQGHN -vy-.1 . I ff, - t rem. l. v JOE WA DANNY LYNCH 4 . . 4 ,txf ' - 5,2 I GOT IT . . . Wendell Cason goes high in The air To get a rebound as the Sandies smash Plainview with 78-44 score. X 'N yi! N. r fx H' riff. -.- ,,.. , lk. , . is V f-NX Y J i GW mul ","'L?s BOB HUTTO ALBERT HENRY Onelgljweniy-Threg 4--' l l 3' AEE? -.-71:.: :':' AZ' Q f-' Boa TAYLOR ' JERRY ZIEGENHORN GERALD ASHFORD UP, UP . . . Sandie' Basketballers Take opening iipoff at Portales thriller which saw AHS win 59-53. ik ,f Q1 1 . -ui' , 1 L A... , , ,.,f. fi viii' A 5, ,Q 2132, '4 1: X5 1 , A flap gi fi YOU DON'T SAY . . . Coach T. G. Hvull and sporls writer Putt Powell 1alk shop. A '- 1 X lil R Ax mf' 2 rl ' ' ' f , i lx f O 5 2 A W.. Q, .Wi i,,: .,.,,. -, ? .f ,?,.i ,K Agailf A MALCOLM COOPER f. ,, , K fX,.,,v 2 1 S if JS sex Q 2 , I P V n ,j?.N' :CDI . x,7, 5 1 :G '- . '31 f V Qsqiwfgw ,-1' , R 1:0 J ff E5 ff I I I fs ,VW K. B A 'LJ' M 4:1 P' 2 lj? J lk f rx! xi 1 l f cy if jj, l If wx 1 f W nf ' S!! f 0 j K I I I , , fl J' iv!! ff I! sf .4-Uf I J f! A J J ,V 4, , A A , " J W K. N 1 W 1' J f kj J If U X' ff I J f ,, J 1 W , fr, 5 fb 2 iff 'V J by E 3 f X Q K . ja li I N M I4 ' I A A, 2 fl - , QQQIYJ' 4. 41 A ' , '4 xl 1 , ,4,,,,,,r 'Pl S 93 ai? at 5 r.-,4 - , ., ..f lf 4 3 1 f ly , , , L f af '- 5 ' ., E ,. "I I -K Aw ., 5. g , M I f S" N" 'Wm-lee: ' 33, , 0 5 Vwrrfa . ff? I 4 91 . i S45 ,liz 1- ff' ' -,Q ' KW A nc My wg S A K . A 9 VH , -Avxr I -. wr f THE 1956 SANDIE TRACK TEAM . . . Seated from left to right: Bobby Gleason, Warren Howell, Scooter Rea, James McCutchen, Charles Carver, Keith Cox ancl Rohnald Davis. Second row: Larry Kimbell, V, J. Duncan, Bobby McLain, Norman Jacobson, Billy Hullett, Gene Daniels, Richard Solan and Don Landis. Third row: Bruce Whitaker, Balyos Bennett, Clinton Moore, Billy Walker, Jim Parr, and Johnny Cruz. Fourth row: Martin Judd, Joe Ted Davidson, Jimmy Cobb, Ed Blackburn, Bob Bunker, Robert Southerland and Coach Salkald. Top row: Bob McGaught, Manager, Kenny VanDoren, Willie Henderson, Keith LaFon, Bobby Hollingsworth, Lannie Wester, Darrell Wood, Gene Cox, Tommy Boren and Donnald Vinez, Man- ager. TRACK SEASON SUMMARY The 1956 Amarillo High School track team is 1 R. expected to be one tor the record books. Nine returning lettermen helped the Sandies of last year to be one ot the better teams in the state. If 2 One of the features ot the 1955 team was the mile relay composed of Bob Buster, Lonnie Allen, Johnny Henderson and Billy Walker who placed third running a 3:19:6 mile at the UIL state meet. Bob Crump, All-American, won second in the broad iump with a 23'7V2". The 1955 team won several track meets such as Midland, District, Regional and Red Reader Relays. The team placed high in other meets such as Snyder, Odessa, and the Texas Relays. Frank Guess, track coach of the 1955 team is no longer with Amarillo High School. Guess was replaced by Dan Salkald, Head "B" team coach. DAN SALKALD, Coach One Twenty-seven 54 is t U ww. Ili 1 .1 Q E 5, , ,,,' " 'Q ' ,M ,. , E . ff we xvnw . ' H , AK! 359 w i' 1 ZA .. ,,,, , "" fl is 'W 'l I' 4-rJ'NVl?"o"Q.4' . . E' A f , . O .. u. t ,.,.L"l.. .' ox Q, ' . ,V W ,lf -b, Q. ,b"!Nv:- ' JIM PARR, B80 Run Amarillo High School quarter milers are from left to right: Keith LaFon, James Mc- Cufchen, Billy Walker, Jim Parr. Top row: Jimmy Cobb, Bobby Gleason, Bobby Mc- Klain and Billy Huleft, Zi: gl, :af , , , .F "U ' vi? kf"'w' DON LANDIS, Miler One Twemy-eighf ia" A 5 ls. GENE COX, Discus ,.,f.,, ,.., V ' fit: :' :wa +4 . iff 'PZ Uv JOHNNY CRUZ, Miler ,,,1, .- r --- 5.9 fr, 4. if 2'-P The expected mile relay Team for Amarillo High School in l956 are left to right: Don Lanis, Robert McClain, Billy Walker and Billy Hulett. 1 fr Q-f ?v" Jeff. wvfff- f' fe 1" 'A .1. f ff 1 'fi' 'J 'li I, VY V flu 'X '. W , ' f f' f . , ' Q ' f-1 1 f,f.'..-2'2" 'f' A! M Q 7 -'-4 - i i A wif 0' X4 ' I hwy ,jg ., i"A""flZ' 7 " V Lf lfifc fl, Baylus Bennett goes over the pole vault bar for the Sandies. Managers were Donnald Vinez and Bob MCGaUghy, The expected 440 relay are from lefi to right: Billy Walker, Billy Huleri, Bob McKlain, and Keith LaFon. One Twenly-nine Xa. . vhi., 'E-Aw p "ww X qmiffu W Y X4 4 .-V 0 . Mx 1 . Q Q 1 ' , 2 wx . , , ' ,fp Q . 4 I K -. 1' - , t. -+L' . 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I SANDIE BASEBALL TEAM T956 . . . Bottom row, left to right: Buggs Boney, Bill Hisey, Joe Blackwell, Ray Ruffin and Manager Carroll Pamplin. Second row: lnnacio Cruz, Bob Smith, Buddy Whippo, Jimmy Weston, Joe McKay, Charles Draper, and Trainer Don Bennett. Top row: Coach Sam Pecciha, Bobby Turner, Jimmy Davis, Edwin Rice, Gene McLain and Bill Curry. SEASON SUMMARY The outlook for the i956 edition of the Sandie baseball is good. This year's squad will have five returning regulars last year's bi-district cham- pionship team. Among them are leading hitter, Joe McKay, star shortstop, Gene McClain, slug- ger, Jimmy Weston, pepper-pot, Ray Ruffin, and catcher, Edwin Rice. The team is also blessed with pitchers such as Bill Curry, Bill Hisey, Bobby Turner, Buddy Whippo and Jimmy Weston. The return of "Bugs" Boney will also strengthen the team. This year's team is one of the most experi- enced in recent years. The maiority of the squad played on the American Legion State Champions f 'V-' - 1 of T955 and were regulars on the i955 Sandie A' which compiled an excellent 25-3 record. The only high school losses were to Odessa, 9-7, Borger, 6-5 and to 1955's AA State Champions, Paris, 3-2. As you will notice, the team lost 3 games by a total of four runs the whole season. COACH SAM PECCHIA . One Thirty-one , Ji, 9 .44 VV ' 'f-. A if x he f ,X-f t Xe X ilu, K K 1 Q U 1 Q , wlnfff U 1 ily l EDWIN RICE Catcher r nv, ,- ' ,L I fw 'V .X Q ,' ' M .. i vw , R ff ff T r f 1 N i X ,,,, , I I 2 Q 5. 14 BILL CURRY "BUGS BONEY Pitcher Uhllfy , 5 Aj U .ga, 'ABQ fr, f gif f 152 I h V. , Wlllf E Y r 9 f 4 Mnrlff WUIQU Ni X Nd - X 1 V I K I gi f N r 5 Y ri Iwi I' vi ' Qa U . EWR Q' Q Hari? ' vw cfwwgrr f bwffffmf V . U fi' BOB SMITH BUDDY WHIPPO GENE MCLAIN Ouffielder Pitcher Shortstop One Thirty-Two 1 T ,IIV f gi gi rs - ,. ,A I If f"'75 X lil' RAY RUFFIN Th d B ff . fl V , . mg X ,, I if . . z' ' I I I .ali I I BOBBY TURNER xx lllf P'th 1 fi. I q u ' I Q R AV ff 2 JIMMY WESTON Outfield wWII'f.f pls , 4 'C ,I a- K X ,f Riff .,g,!XI5 IIBa2Iff ,I , If I I ms H B BILL HISEY Pitcher A s ef , ,LH c E if Yi 2 QQ ' I f I Aix' mf L c 'SAN CHARLES DRAPER O ff Id - , nw- yii 2 --J i ff .4 S! r I III . II 'um' U, 'ff XI X f INNACIO CRUZ C T h Q Ml' I ' I I I 1 :fy . .1 31333, Us JIMMY DAVIS F tB gk Jf If-l X BILL CURRY P1 h 1 , f i fr. K . 351 155, , 4 , :mn JOE BLACKWELL Second Base One Thirty Three .fini , JE: ,W I L- K5 f L p f v . j If V. if f 'I 2- 2 V 1 1 ' .1-,. L ig, 'gf-53 ff ,L l F' H 6 3 4' ,V l'fh 2 " lr l I f 2 ' A 0' 9. R: le Z , . A 4 L f S -vp L P W f ' L M QQ Q 1955 SANDIE TENNlS TEAM , . . Front raw: John Lawnwxiaw wshls, my XL Afee, Dale Jones. Second row: Mary A. Moury, Bobb Gfingsewi elius, Char s Stein, Jerry Spearman, Susie Loving. Top row: Davi ger, eor Ely, Emne man, Neil Thompson, Gene Shelburne, and Craig Harrison. X VJ 0 lax? OX02 0' QQ. oxef V R949 JL o SN :yy Wx Q -ox 5 It I K' 0, 0 ,Q-036' -Vw Q-V139 45" wfxb- QI. QQ -7x9-V' yoxr' OES? W eva' 49. Gx to O 6,5 0' o iff Y V i,', . K gg? xv - fq,1f1'QjjiI-l"w.4 in Q One Tlwlriy-fOUr SINGLES . . . Elaine Lewis and Warren Zimmerman. COACH-..NliSS Jane Williams. BOBBY CANTINE and SUSIE LOVING and JOHN LAWRENCE GEORGIA EHLY SEASON SUMMARY The T955 addiTion of The Sandie Tennis Team was highly successful as They won The Sandie Relays and The disTricT championship. The girls' doubles Team, BeTTy Graham and Ginger Owens, won The regional championship and advanced To The sTaTe TournamenT. The'Team came along well laTe in The season win- ning Their own TournamenT. The girls' doubles and boys' doubles, John Lawrence and ScoTT CanTine, won The Sandie Relay crowns. The whole Team ac- cumuIaTed 28 poinTs for The TiTle. Owens and Gra- ham and girls' singles represenTaTives, Elaine Lewis, won disTricT TiTIes. Boys' singles represenTaTives, Warren Zimmerman, and The Boys' doubles Team, CanTine and Lawrence, were runner-ups in The meeT. The "56" Team will be sTrong in singles and will come along in doubles. Elaine Lewis and Warren Zimmerman reTurned To give The Sandies sTrengTh aT These posTs. Squadmen John Lawrence, Dale Jones, Bobby CanTine, Neil Thompson and Gene Shelburne reTurned To compeTe for The doubles posT. Susie Loving and Georgia Ehly and a hosT of new- comers, mosTIy sophomores, will compeTe Tor The girls' posTs. Coach Jane Williams is expecTing To have a Tine year wiTh The T956 Tennis Team. AlThough she has lack of experience in cerTain fields she hopes ThaT she can produce anoTher ouTsTanding Sandie Tennis Team. 5K ' 'I fr .J ff' 4 T x DAVID HAUGER and CRAIG HARRISON MARY A. MOURY and MELANEY MCAFEE P ' ..,:1:f+'4 f' 1- MEF V MARY MCCUE and . . NANCY WOODS One ThirTy-five N 4 'fix vw! ffl qw 7' . tr THE 1956 GOLF TEAM . . . Front row, left to right: ' '-by Q Eddoe Taylor, Philip Mathis, Robert Noble, Don Riley, Ben Lane, Jr., Sam Kendrick, Russell Mathis and Robert Tennant. Back row: Pete Wiley, Tommie Price, Bill Garrett, Gary Shores, Tommie Clark, Byron Singleton, Jr., Ronnie Hefley, Pete Loaf and Bill Scott. Top row: Coach R. B. Norman and Manager, Jim Churchill. One Thirty-six ll 1, 31 COACH R. B. NORMAN .-. ' 11' -Yaw,w,1" w mg, of J, 1 'x L. --J ' X ' ml fp fx ,. it '-' ig V' I , X ...ad I sf 4 V 3 ' I -zfw,-u m ,gf it f E ' Slim H 1 J' 1 1' . .E L Q1 B Y! XJ ' 1,51 f B fr BOYS' CAPTAINS . . . Eddie Taylor, left, and Sam Kendrick. GIRLS' CAPTAINS . . , Janet Triplett, left and Linda Clayton 1956 SANDIE GIRLS' GOLF TEAM . . . Bottom row, left to right: Linda Clayton, Jan Robertson, Janet Triplett, Linda Craw- ford. Top row: Carol Craig, Barbara Schutts, Nancy Hatton, Elaine Cash, and Lynn Churchill. 6 ,Z- X 1 ny -,M . ii' Z,' W,- l A N .mxtrsiss SANDIES ll, SANDIE' I Nitin ss s X , 4 i 'ff-T, if i X l Kg L fx: j T i sxtltt-'Eg' gg f 'axfffrfriii , '45 Mis T K N T C J E 5 5 T 2 ,ff X -if l KN li' x S Lg' t ,fini 1 -X 'L NSY xsisal . . X -0" IN T955-56 SANDIE WRESTLING TEAM . . . Top row, left to right: Freddy Bethel, Bob Johnson, Lloyd Mowry, Jimmy Smith, James Evans, and Earl Purcell. Bottom row: Jim Legg, James Williamson, Victor Chavez, Barney Bales, Don McRoberts. SEASON SUMMARY The T955-56 Wrestling team won many honors for itself and its school by winning several dual meets. Coach Eldon Jack- son's wrestlers defeated La- mar of Colorado 20-T4 on De- cember ninth. The following night they downed Hollis 35-8. On December T6 Los Amos was defeated by the score of 32-6. Jim Llegg, James Evens, Freddie Bethal and Barney Bales were the four outstanding wrestlers of Amarillo High School. One Thirty-eight Q, X N X i X COACH ELDON L. JACKSON 'iw I X. QV.- Jim Llegg experiments on Don Mc- "B" TEAM . . . Top row: Dale Elliot, Gerald Loward, John Blakely, Billy Roberts, Roberts. Gene Webb and John McPherson. Bottom row: Butch Mclntyre, Arvis Stewart' Evans, Hugh Potts and Don Huckaby. .i THIS IS THE WAY . . . Barney Bales shows James Evans how it's done. Earl Purcell flips Dick Turner. x I W- . ,I A Hm Y M q f je ,ffwf-w.,,gg1,'1,,,,,f I I' SEE, IT DON'T HURT . . . Bob Johnson SURE COACH . . . Eldon Jackson shows Bob Johnson how to get away from shows Lloyd Mowry. a hold. one Thiny-mme ff xml -1.-D 21? X .M ' . - ir"--vu i' "' ' f-.. fx ' , .SV ' ' fo 'X ' f, fi x " 2 :'.U.-L wet-7 ,- l Q, .i b I N - A QL Q X 'ei ' se. ws .c.. c...vs,.- 5. - Q . NHS. -C NX. Q VX 4, rv ve uv- 'QQZ7 , N l Nl r First place winners of the girls' basketball intramurals were the Flying Queens. Back row, lett to right: Dee Priddy, Anita Cleveland, Joy Farnsworth and Carolin Goyne. Bottom row: Elvatine Brown, Nell Edwards, Corrine Adkins, Mary Jo Chap- pel and Sue Ward, Captain. First place winners in the sophomore division were Judy's Jets. Back row, left to right: Mary Lee Owens, Polly Hood, Mar- garet Van Huss and Marilyn Mayes. Bottom row: Carole Price, Judy Waters, Captain, Joyce Orter, Gayle Edgar and Jeanine Whitehead. i l 43 ? A, A1 " 2' , 'R J' 'iv' M A l g tm t S l 51453 ,fu if In Z ,' cf 'A", 9 -W V , , Wm--quun1miQiQUSil , .. , W was , , WN- A ,.,. 4-,-v....-.,.,,f--mg,-mm 'xzW.g,,,,,M.h,,,i H - CfB1HiliQ1!1l HQQQQI l1QiHiH QiH1U?H1lHQHU1 1H1HlKKH UlHHQQHHUiQKl llH1K1H HiH1U1KiQHQiH1 1QiH1K HiQiH1HHH1QHQll laQiQ1QiHiHHC1HiQ1HlH N 3' '5-2.57 W, 'P' 7 2-'W 1 mi' E h ..,w 2-.1-E gb' K L....,,N., 1 .Qt XR D- xx onyx 5 A -wg ' A Q v 0. .... One Forty-Three Her Maiesfy . . . Having loeen selecfed from a field of nineTeen candidaTes, Dolphia ascended The Throne of The royal rule of Sandie- land during The coronaTion ceremonies on Back-To-School NighT, Tuesday, No- vember 8, 1955 Dolphia represenTs The nineTeenTh rul er of Sandieland. She is The firsT Queen To rule over A.H.S. when There are Two high schools. Her official sTaTus is To be Sandieland's official represenTaTive aT social funcTions and oTher affairs of rf' Irs, Q U E E N One ForTy-four ff. I 4. 1 1 state. As a reminder ot her reign, the Steering Committee presented her a bracelet, worn exclusively by mon- archs of Sandieland. Dolphia came to A.H.S. from Sam Houston Junior High, where she was cheerleader for two assi 'ix ' '. .x I1 i 'I , .. a ,. . ,. 0 ...M M , A' i 'Q at 'J' 17 it years. At A.H.S. she was secretary ot the Sophomore Class and is President of the Future Homemakers Council. She is a member of the Steering Com- mittee and the Student Council. . . 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Q' V ik QjQ,,QL"s.,,.W ' Qi 6 if 'T-,,jfi1'x'5 by uw ,q'5g,gQ-ir kai Q' 1' , 5 ,K ., 1 - A 35,-qlH3+'f ff 22 X r .?,,g2Xf M, A . ,ff"f"f' ff'-I JUNIOR FAVORITE Marshall York fx xx 1 M .1 X, f f'X f f i X Xl' Marcene Mabry f Jumok FAVORITE A O F Hy .evw 'W A mix - is Saul W 5'6" 4 IPTV U., 4 W 9 X 'Wg' ifa,'Q'f' 1 ! , 1 -,f w"'h-., 'Us Q I WJ . bg if My 4 Yjasvvgi NS, -r' - SLA ,gs We N Q. ,K N? -f X-If at 1 WENDELL CASON One Fifty-four DONNA PEARSON Senior x XL SYLVIA RAMSEY Sophomore THESE SELECTING MORE Junior fhx MADE FAVORITES DIFFICULT Junior KEITH LA FON Sophomore 'fn A 4 :WN my X1 ' wa-1" J, - . pk.. 'oi Q, We Q ' HQF:-L f97n. JERRY ZIEGENHORN Senior ,x BABARA SHEPARD One Fifty-five sag . . . has s p e nt his three years at Sandieland primarily in the instru- mental field. He has played regularly .1 both the Golden Sandie Band and the A.H.S. Orchestra. David is first chair flutist in the Amarillo Sym- phony Orchestra and appeared as soloist last fall with the adult group. David is a member of the Modern Music Masters and the National Honor Society, He has been a consistent first place winner in Texas Regional competition and at the Tri-State Band Contests in Enid, Oklahoma. He has held two scholarships to the National Music Camp at lnterlochen, Michigan, and has been first chair flutist in the All-State Orchestra for the past two years. He is president of the :Vw . ,ijrzge Z'- itrf - Z1 fx ii H ' Sandie Band. ,I r .Q xc ., ft Lv, " , 'L 'r" f it ,.,, DOLPHIA DAWSON . . . was chosen by the stu- dents of Sandieland as their Queen last fall, and she was crowned at the annual Back-to- , School night. Dolphia is president of Future Homemakers of Amer- ica chapters at A. H. S., . Secretary of the Allied .X Youth, Public Relations E 2 Chairman of the Student . 1 f I ' 1 Council, Secretary of the -it Steering Committee,- Treasurer of the Nation- y V al Honor Society and a at win member of both the ' , ,yi ' I Ken' Klub and the Fu- ture Teachers of Amer- ica chapter. Dolphia has been a m ing Committee for three years, along with similar memberships in the F.H.A., Allied Youth, F.T.A. and the Student Council. ember of the Steer- . . . has been a Sandie base- ball team member for three years, and was named to the All-District team as a iunior, His record in choir includes three years as a mem- ber and serving as student director during his sophomore and iunior years, He is Vice President of the National Honor Society, President of the Speech Senate and Program Chairman of the Allied Youth. As a sophomore, Edwin was Treas- urer of the Speech Senate. He was named Varsity Vic for the month of September this year. One Fifty-six l- .LQ w 3 WHO 'S I T5 WHO . . . has worked as a faiThful member of The STudenT Council for Three years, and was named To head ThaT group for This school year by his fellow members. He has also been a Three year member of The In- Ternos and The Choirs. He has been a Sandie Tennis Team member for Three years. He is SouThwesT Area Presidenf of The Allied Youth. AT A.H.S. he belongs To The NaTional Honor So- cieTy, The Ken Klub and The STeering CommiTTee. He is a leader in The Hi-Y groups and served as Vice PresidenT lasT year of The Junior Hi-Y. John is a member of The Bel Canfo Chorale This year. wwf IIE El . l T if 4 PTT f 1" Axslis, X we ,J 'Dx 's' vs' " V 1' Q 5 V if Eff' I, ijl? T rv' ,lj , T " :SY T 1 T ig Q -ff so I 1-"":m": Q." Z A 'ggi' A ,g,,.i,. ' Q . 42 ffifx "' . X 1353 RUTH HUNTER . . is Editor-in-Chief of The T956 La Airosa, a cli- max of Three year's work in The PublicaTions Deparfmenf aT A. H. S. She was a delegafe To The Columbia Scholasfic Press Association con- venTion in New York CiTy in March of 1955, and To The Texas High School Press Associafion convenfion The pasT Two years. RuTh was The Business Manager of The Sandsform in her iunior year and a repor- Ter her sophomore year. She is President of Quill and Scroll and a mem- . . . has disTinguished himself as an Allied YouTh member, and served as Presidenf of The group This year. He was a San- die Cheerleader This year and Presidenf of his Homeroorn. He is a Two year Sandie Track Team member. He played boTh Yannigan and STormie foofball. He is a Three year member of choir, was in The Hi-Y as a sophomore and iunior and is assisTanT sporTs ediTor of The l956 La Airosa. Jim seT a l-AA record for The mile in The T955 DisTricT Nleef in Track. One ber of The Press Club. FifTy-seven FARNSWORTH . has been an outstand- ing musician all three years at A H.S. This year she has served as head organist She is a three year member of the Choirs a member of Modern Music Masters, an has played the piano for the Bel Canto both as a senior and a unior Joy has also been a delegate to the State F H A Convention as a sophomore, serving as Vice President in her iunior year and a coun- cil Representative this year She was named to the Student Council as a iunior and senior and was chosen Kampus Kate for last November for her out- standing work. Mali' vi at pt , . . . . has be e n an A.H.S. delegate to the All-Star Chorus for ali three years as a student. He has been outstand- ing in Choir work at Sandieland, serving as Stu- dent Director ot the Aeolian Choir last year and the Bel Canto Chorale this year. He is a second Presi- year member of the Steering Committee, dent of the Thespian Society and a Judge on the Youth Court. Last tall students chose Ervin of the ten Councilmen-at-Large during an as one all-stu- dent election, making him an automatic member of the A.H.S. Student Council. One Fifty eight . . . holds the post ot President ot three campus organizations. He is the Executive Officer of the National Honor So- the Bel Canto Chorale and the Senior Hi-Y. is Carter's third year as President ot the ciety, This Hi-Y. He serves on the Steering Committee, is Vice President of the Student Council, Co-Chair- man ot Morning Watch and belongs to Ken Klub, Internos, Allied Youth, Modern Music Masters and the Debate Club. As a iunior, Car- ter was honored with the Rotary Award and was a delegate to the National Student Council Con- vention. He was named Varsity Vic tor October and was tirst place winner in the "Friends of the Library" essay competition last fall. Carter played tennis his first two years. .ell fxqk X WHO 'S . 1 WHO . . . has been an ouT- sTanding Sandie Trackman Tor Three years. As a iunior, Billy seT a precedenT being The only iunior ever To receive The Globe-News MosT Valuable Sandie Award. He has also been acTive in TooT- ball for Three years. As a sophomore, Billy was chosen by his classmaTes as PresidenT of The class, and was runner-up Tor favoriTe. LasT year his peers chose him as a Sandie Cheerleader, buT he resigned during The TooTball campaign To reTurn To The gridiron. He is a Two-year member of The La Airosa sTaTT, serving The dual capaciTy of Co-EdiTor and SporTs EdiTor of This volume. He is,Vice President of Allied YouTh, AssisTanT SporTs EdiTor of The SandsTorm and was named Chaplain at The Texas High School Press Associ- aTion. l -nlw , I., BETTY TOWNSEND . . . is one of A.H.S.'s most acTive sTudenTs. This year she belongs To Twelve organizations. She is PresidenT of The F.T.A., Chaplain of The STudenT Council, Chair- man of The Morning Wafch, Business Man- ager of This La Airosa, ROTC Sponsor, Secre- Tary of The Modern Mus- ic.MasTers, Treasurer of The Ken Klub and is a member of Allied YouTh, The SanclsTorm STaTf, NaTional Honor SocieTy, and The Bel CanTo Chorale. BeTTy was a delegaTe To The InTernaTional Allied YouTh Con venTion in Buckhill Falls in November. She was named Kampus KaTe Tor The monTh of SepTember. . . . has been a Sandie FooTball Team member Tor all Three of his years as an A.H.S, sTudenT. He served as Presideni of his Homeroom in boTh his senior and sopho- more Homerooms. He was PresidenT of The Jun- ior Class lasT year. He is a Three year member of Allied YouTh. He was TavoriTe as a iunior and has been on The Sandie Track Team. He was named The mosT ouTsTanding back of The Golden Sandie Foofball Team of l954. He's a member of The NaTional AThleTic Honor SocieTy. One FiTTy nine . 'ff i fi. 'Y aw,-W . .Q 1-uns-5,-..... . 'Km 'Rf' 9 One Sixty-one -Q.,- . - f in, , if I I Ji!! H i Mx I- . A if-I 1,15 s jwj fs I rk, I If ' 'Yr YL' 'iitgl 'I , ::' - L It-', , , , . ,x ' f . , N I . gf t , aft . g m It W T' xg xfvf I I HOWDY, STRANGER . , . Turkish exchange student, Necmi Boyner is welcomed by Joy Lindsey, lett and Pat Francis during the Student Coun- ciI's Howdy Week. SCHOOL BELLS RING School opened in September, I955, almost like any other year, with the exception that this year there were fewer students than in the past three. It was the first year that Amarillo had more than one high school. The Palo Duro High School students shared the labor- atory and shop facilities with A.H.S. until December. The athletic teams did not meet the first year, but the Interscholastic League announced that they would be in the same conference in I956-57. Some students were late registering, others were there a. day early. After filling out forms and standing in the usual lines, students went to the cafeteria to have their pictures made for the 1956 La Airosa. Clubs began meeting, tags went on sale, and elections were just around the corner. SIGNING UP . , , One student catches Mrs. Hazel Davis in an attempt to sign up for an English Class. I K U . 7 . I Y., -. , I .M pt,-4 , wt MOTORMEN . . . Early officers elected by the many clubs were these by the V.I.C. Chapter 99. They are Robert Getman, Bugs Boney, David Gett- man and Lindly Seigal. -if VARSITY VIC AND KAMPUS KATE . . . Chosen for their ONLY A DIME . , . Allied Youth Members sold book covers and pencils outstanding contributions To A.H.S. for September were to raise money for their national convention expenses during the open Betty Towrtsertd and Edwin RICE. ing of School, One Sixty-two ACTIVITY BEGINS AT A.H.S. With the opening of school, clubs began to make appointments on the social calendar. The faculty received special instructions for the coming school year. The Reserve Officers Training Corps named its group of honorary cadet officers and the young ladies spent countless hours making new skirts and shin- ing brass for that first meeting with the com- pany. The I956 La Airosa staff met in an all- day clinic to discuss this volume and make plans for their year's activities. It was lust as we had left it in May. IIE I 4 vivzf fw jk . I I - if! ,B CADET BEAUTIES . . . This bevy of young ladies con- HOLD IT . . . SMILE . . . One of the chores of registration was having stitute the honorary officers for the ROTC unit for the yearbook picture made by the school photographer. Just another T955-56. line Io stand in. L 1 I ' 7 ,f - Inu fp!! NOW HEAR THIS . . . Faculty members spent several days HEAR THIS NOW . . . This quartet attended the La Airosa prior to the opening of school in a meeting making plans for yearbook clinic at the opening of school to make plans for the school year. this bOOk. One Sixty-three I Q Tag Cf ixd Q.. fx ' ,Q Aa"A i, lldl Xrllllllilllllllll'Will 'll llllllll ' f'1NjlW Y l lf' A yiQgimgil1g'7'jggililglglik leaf f yy y ra E ,X Ii, i .Q if fiif fi' 4 N f 'i 7' Al x w rg E f 1 i E' A ,ww fi 'e' if il ' W " ,yin . mf, f If l NOW GIRLS . . . This group of A.H.S. beauties presented the Can-Can at the Back-to-School Dance spon- sored by the Allied Youth the first weekend of the new school year. The dance was held in the A.l-l.S. cafeteria and centered around the Moulin Rouge Theme. BACK TO MOULIN ROUGE AND THE FAIR L,- THINK TWICE , , . ROTC Officers Bill Quarterman and SOME WORKED . . . Students pictured are decorating the bar at thc Jimmy Kinslovv inspect some of the Army's equipment Allied Youth Back-to-School Dance for use by colorful barrnaids during at the Tri-State Fair, during the first school holiday. the dance. One Sixty-four off wifi? BELIEVE I WILL . . . The halls of A.H.S. Took on a new look during The campaign wiTh many signs. HATS IN THE RING Primary elecTions Took place as near The regular Texas ElecTion Law rules aT A.H.S. on OcTober 6. The run-oTTs were held The nexT week. STudenTs chose Dolphia Dawson as Their queen. Ann Selec- man, Mary Ann STein, Flo Ann Miller, Bobby Lanier, Judy SuTTon, Sylvia Ramsey, Ervin Sandlin, Bill Grisby, Kenney PrickeTT and Carol Cain were named The Ten councilmen-aT-large. Class officers are pic- Tured in The regular class secTion of This ediTion. Following The elecTions, many began rehearsals for The annual crowning ceremony Tor The Queen. A run-off was held Tor The queen beTween The winner and Amma Lynn Gunn. The race in The sophomore class Tor secreTary produced a run-off beTween Mel- aney McAfee and Mary Alice Lokey. ATTer The elec- Tions were compleTed, The halls were cleared of The posTers ThaT covered The walls Tor some Three weeks. wa, RIGHT IN THERE , , . An elecTion iudge shows a sopho- more where To deposiT his balloT. ONE FOR YOU . . , STudenTs in Mr. Joe Parkey's Civics classes counTed The balloTs after The elecTion. ' 'Aj' . .,f I i fywrfl Q . k c K a 3 grow-Iiimf Tux , X Tllllll Tl TTA C Q5 . Sm V l'h-'d-I I ' Aus ,...,. as will 12552 ., M ggi,- JEQNNK l U , . ' ff If A " HERE YOU GO . , , Another sophomore and another ex- WHICH ONE? . . . Even the windows and doors had pos- planaTion of how To voTe like The real elections are part Ters This year. One candidate even placed posTers on The of A.H.S. Training in ciTizenship. floor, aT leasT a new idea. Some won, and some losT. one SIXTY-five 5 17 53 X lay x WWE 9' Y-4 X FOOTBALL TAKES OVER WiTh The Tall nighTs and The long days in class, school was not completely opened until Friday night, September 16 when the 1955 edition of The Golden Sandstorm went To Amarillo STadium and Trimmed the invading Capitol Hill Redskins 40-13 Under The direction of Their new coach, Joe Kerbel. The nexT week, The Goldenmen Took The Paschal PanThers 33-21. Then came The Witch- ita Falls game, when The Coyotes stopped The Sandie scoring and winning with a 27-O beating. BUT, The spirit conTinued. 5 , PLOW THEM UNDER . . . Sandie Cheerleaders during The Pampa WE WERE THERE . . , This group drove To The Wichita pep rally are pictured leading a yell Tor The Tirst conference game Falls game to support The team. with The Pampa Team. , ,,.,, f 1 'V 'r' f-2f:r.:..,.g," ., Ala,-N if xt SOMETHING NEW , . . For the Tirst time in Amarillo Stadium, the STEAL AWAY . . . One of the many stunts seen at home team never used The bench. The Team, under the coaching of A.H.S. pep rallies is This one for the Midland game. Joe Kerbel made history with the Tans standing during each game. The boy is Bryan Scott. One Sixty-six UT5 llintalw L nit got.DQf,,,,, HULL LW59 HOLD ON TIGHT . . . The job ofthe cheerleader is more than being SMILE PRETTY , . . Part of the halftime at any ball in the spotlight at the games and pep rallies. They hang many signs game is the performance of the Sandie Band. Here weekly. are its student leaders with the group. SPIRIT RUNS HIGH Football fever hits Amarillo High School like it does at all high schools across the country. The students and fans fill the stadium on Friday nights and, later in the season, on Saturday afternoons, for a two hour period filled with excitement. Much of the color of the game came from the yelling of the student section, the Gol- den Sandie Band performance at halftime, and this year the team itself, Boasting one of the best bands in , I the country, the fans and students alike were always 1 proud when the Golden Sandie Band took to the field for its shows. One of the highlights of any athletic contest at A.H.S. is the singing of the Alma Mater I hymn and the invocation given usually by one of the 1 city's ministers. Allied Youth members always reminded ' the fans about their conduct prior to the game. The ATTENTION - . -ROTC Cadets and their Sponsors call the corps to attention prior to each football game, where the corps served as ushers for the fans and student body. ROTC ushered fans to their seats. ff 5? HELLO THERE . , . Dorothy Smith and Carroll Bains, UP HIGHER . . . One of the favorite yells at A.H.S. is the along with the other yell leaders were introduced at chant, where students hold their hands high in the air as a the first football game with band accompaniment. signal of their loyalty while leading the team on to victory. ' One Sixty-seven NEW TOUCHDOWN HORN During The pep rally Tor The Odessa game, The Sandie BoosTer Club made iTs presenTa- Tion of a Touchdown horn like one used in colleges. The TaculTy was warned in advance noT To clear The building for Tear iT was an air raid. UnTorTunaTeIy, The Odessa game ended in a T4-O score in favor of The Bron- chos and Amarillo fans were denied The honk aT The TirsT game. Yell leader sponsor, Mrs. Louise Goode and some aides, leT The horn honk anyway. TNQ TAPE 'ER GOOD . . . Paul STamaTis, one of The sTudenT Trainers, applies H T ' X l ' Tape To The ankle of a Sandie prior To one of The TooTball games during .1 X The season. ' l 'fn 'NZ H ., 2 I 1 r A - faailfl ' if l .n.'Xe" Ti' li 4 Y ' U Us 4- 'Q ' A ll jllil' 'T""'1A1 'A if V, ' i Ktxiiz 4 4 '55 X '3 mio, pf .. Z X ff" f if AIN'T THAT SWEET . . . Admiring The new Touchdown horn are The A.H.S. yell leaders aT The initial game when The horn was noT used. A.H.S. lost 14-O To Odessa. gf 5 Tiff A A ' A 70 4 . ,,,,..- . . ly. .f , gg, N' :Xt X Q4 9 .5 .1x,..2t1hV ef AND THEN MRS. GOODE , . . Anxious To display The new Touchdown THANKS, FELLOWS . . . Members of The Sandie lwm, Mrs. Louise Goode is aided by a band maior when The horn blew BoosTer Club made The presenTaTion of The new iTself out at The TirsT TooTball game where iT was To be used. Touchdown horn To The Team and yell leaders One SixTy-eighT during a pep rally. BEFORE THE GAME . . . John Oakes is pictured in his role as a student trainer preparing one of the musclemen for the evening's game. 2 i , .4.g,sf2:s- . , . ' ., if' "f',g-fi 1, g' A le. .5 I f 1 I 'x 1 i THE BAND CROWNS DONNA The Golden Sandie Band chose Donna Pearson as their queen this year and presented her to the stu- dent body and fans at the Amarillo-Borger football game the Saturday before Thanksgiving. Robert Woodward, drum maior, escorted Donna to the fifty yard line as the band formed a double line in her honor. lronically, Donna was chosen Home- coming Queen and was presented at the annual Thanksgiving Day football game with the Lubbock Westerners. These two halftime shows marked only two of the Golden Sandie Bancl's several excellent halftime shows. The band went on to win first place in the regional competition in marching and was chosen as a clinic band for demonstration at a regu- lar meeting held in Canyon at West Texas State Col- lege for band directors. The Band was featured in a full page feature in the October 24 issue of The Sandstorm. The group took one out-of-town foot- ball trip to Abilene forthe Sandie-Eagle game. LINE OF LINES , . . The Golden Sandie Band forms a double line for their queen during the halftime presentation of the queen at the Borger game. I--LL. -sf. '-Q.. ,. ...., X u"'f'p-nvvrr,-,.,.V-:ghnxw i ' A . T' ' W4-.m1?fgMgi.' . '- -. ,.. ,, -- I ,. ,' of-rr . . "'tffsas:g:,g..,.-...,,, E - - A A ..f4f,W U HER MAJESTY . . . Robert Woodward escorts the Golden Sandie Band Queen through an arch of maiorette batons at the halftime crowning of Donna Pearson during the Borger game. l l l .... L V, i X 4 4 axe ... , s' 9 ' - - ' t"5'i.l3 V: - - - : 2,1 44,113 'H-, f- 3 --.-.- - 'T eng-iisgelgzi we e' fa 4 ffm- -:gif -. - !gi .i-LJJE-Egfii -.. .1 L "-. ' .,. -' -' ' ':" "'- 2 .5 '.3"...Q1 ff- 1.ew0':-V '.- E-GZFFKEPSK 95 :B 1142 4 ' . '4b'5:li,r1fy.Cg..' .. W r 1: :.,.:. ' 'rs . ' .1".' -.'..' -1- L . .gig Q Q T ji,,:5'i? 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Future Homemakers and their Dads took the night away from home on a date and ate dinner together in the A.H.S. cate- teria during the annual Dad's Night activities. LOOKS GOOD . . . Betty Cave, F.H,A. leader, shows some of the more highly decorated box lunches during the night's festivities. FHA DAD'S NIGHT On October 25, the Future Hornemakers of America chapter entertained their fathers with their annual Dad's Night program in the A.H.S. cafeteria. The pairs ate from highly decorated boxes which each girl had prepared. The event is an annual one with the F.H.A. group and is a prelude to the annual F.H.A. week which is celebrated in Amarillo. The Dad's night tea- tured a program and prizes tor the best dec- orated boxes. Man. T 4 l -t-M SAME SONG, SECOND VERSE , . . Some of the more musical Dads took to the singing with their daughters during the program. One Seventy FUTURE HOMEMAKER . . . Amma Lynn Gunn took to the microphone during the program. f, X, nl ...A HAVE SOME TEA . . . Some of the girls in the F.H.A. served the other girls' dads during the annual Dad's Night program. ,F M ' ' ' f V' A . ' . , ay . '- .. ff THIS ONE'S A BARN . . . Dolphia Dawson, A.H.S. Queen and President of the F.H.A. Council is pictured eating with her father. I .z. I : ill v4. 2-vt ,. We 1 MY LITTLE GIRL . . . One of the highlights of the night was the skit about how to drive via the father route or the boyfriend route. snr' I FIRST, YOU STIR . homemaking classes months. sw fx -is It-es, ig . , Students in Mrs. Dollee SmaII's made ice cream during the winter I I ti Q :QQ -Q ,Z .,-L, NEXT, YOU CRANK . . . Mrs. Small observes these future homemakers as they learn how to make ice cream for the coming summer months. NOW, YOU SAMPLE . . . At last, the girls learn the do's and don'ts of eating ice cream following their making of the dessert. One Seventy-one 5 I .N W J' ' N f x T J X, .X 'X X l Q L 'vd-2 3 O T A Hxgx W X V Qt ll X X' r .2 El gi ly' .T it fp., 3524 'Y Eff f UGLIEST lN THE LAND . . . Turtle Bailey, left and Johnny Gochnauer were named the finalists in the annual Ugly Man Contest. Gochnauer was chosen the ugliest man in all Sandieland. GOCHNA UER WINS Johnny Gochnauer was named the Ugliest Man on the campus when the Dorinda E. Bond l W Press Club held its annual contest in the A.H.S. cafeteria on November 5. From a group of seventeen, the audience selected the finalist and Turtle Bailey as runner-up. Each contest- ant received valuable gifts from merchants. The finalists won nosegays made up of vege- tables. Gochnauer received a spittoon engraved W 5 with his title on it. He also received an all- expense paid night on the town through the courtesy of many Amarillo merchants. Each of the contestants presented a talent skit and 3 paraded during a "beauty contest" parade as ......w-viii part of the competition, They each ate a berry 'T """ "' """ """"' pie during the pie eating contest. . 1 f, .,..:..,-,,. ,- ff " ' 5 if tt . A J li-"1 ' ' 1 f. ' . ifrlv -gtg, Q , .- .A sm .21 'Mac . ff- f PRIZE SKIT . . . Johnny Gochnauer is pictured with Cheery Wagner during his prize-winning skit entitled the "Ugly Duckling." One Seventy-two FTB FOR YOU . . . Susan Slater presents the trophy spittoon to winner Johnny Gochnauer following the audience's voting for the Ugliest Man. ,. 'iran TAKE MY PICTURE , , , Clifton Harrison, one of the con- testants stood several seconds for photographer Don Sadcloris to snap his picture before he began his skit. 'human-v--'-3 , ' e fin-'DA T AND FOR YOU . , . Susan and Larry Todd, Emcee, are shown with Turtle Bailey, runner-up in contest. 1 Ilia.. www- 5.1 . V ' X. , LOOK OUT . . , Members of the contestant crew ate berry pie during part of the floorshovv at the annual Ugly Nlan Contest and Dance in the cafeteria, L, Y , l 'l S I 1' 'api 5s N .X s- eva V fi?" ' H 'J' mf' 5 4 DUH, GOOD . . . Contestants finish the pie eating portion of the contest and prepare to dress for their presentation of gifts. One Seventy-th ree UE mwxx -:Y We-i .f i I bg X N if ji v v X in i:'N.b fe ri' ' 'T' Q wplw, ' :Z f Q X it , V l lffleli ' ' ' x A A it 2 it , 1 . 'Z.:gz -+ rn , f ff' iw ' P' ,ij lgfv y , an-,, . X t,f"fQfy"' 'ig ' Q13 1 ' 1:1 'tiki 1 t - vt Y .l 2 iff V L X 5 f, AA POETRY READING . . . was the talent displayed by Fred Combs, FIDDLE PLAYER . . . Earl Whitt, who represented the A.H.S. who represented the Speech Senate at the Ugly Man Contest. Symphony Orchestra, displayed his violin playing during his stunt. N, . N 1 X ' 'FTW J i, 'wr get Q , X ,r, ', N 4 fljfs gi 'K X!! K . . f x TNQ-AL ' - IX I S e - GOLFER T. WAYNE . , 4 Tom Laceky, who was the Dorinda E. LITTLE BO PEEP . . . Warren Lewis told the "ln the Book" tale Bond Press Club contestant, told the audience about playing golf of Little Bo Peep and represented the Sophomore Choirs during with a fellow player named "RB." the competition. One Seventy-four CAMPUS EVENTS The weaTher sTayed preTTy much The same during The fall. IT snowed a couple of Times and The sun shone several Times. The Bel CanTo Chorale sang wiTh The Amarillo Symphony and A.H.S. crowned a Queen. The faculTy came back To school To meeT parenTs during The American EducaTion Week evenTs. We sTill had The morning devoTional each morning and Morning WaTch each Thursday. The STu- denT Council meT second period each Tuesday, The band and orchesTra re- hearsed daily and The SandsTorm came ouT Twice a monTh. The Sandies played some fooTball games. Miss Gladys Wallis served as sponsor of a new STamp Collec- Tor's Club. Seven A.H.S. sTudenTs wenT To Columbia SouTh Carolina Tor a STudenT Council convenTion, where Susan SlaTer served as ediTor of The Journal of The group. Beverly BaTes, feaTured in a pic- Ture sTory in The Journal wenT along as a dream girl. The VIC, chapTer 99, held an open house. STAR SPANGLED GLORY . . . Jean Roberts, left, represented The STu- denT Council when Mrs. Clara HannawalT presenTed a flag To The school in November. M S ' ' 1'i'- ..:.v. A si 'es is IT'S REALLY POSED . , . A liTTle snow fell a couple of Times during The wmTer alThough The Christmas Holidays were as warm as summer. These lads played on al T' llli s MERIT EXAMS . . . This was one TesT ThaT sTudenTs Took ThaT They didn'T need To Take. Mrs. W. B. BurkhalTer, senior counselor, administered Them To seniors. One SevenTy five .Tl I i V I 27,7 7 W.-qph 2 Jw , . ,mi A LETTER FROM MAMIE . . . Terry Puckett and Verneal Howerton are shown with a note from Mrs. Eisenhower thanking the Second Period Journalism class for their "get well" card to the ailing President of M., r the United States during his historic illness in October and November. UNITED NATlONS . . . These seven are students attending Amarillo High School who spent their last year in schools in other countries. FALL TURNED T0 WINTER, CLASSES HARDER The football fever left and the weather changed and A.H.S. went from fall to the time for Anti- freeze and the letter iackets. President Eisenhow- er was felled by a heart attack in late September and some students sent him cards. The seven foreign students met for a picture and prepared some assembly and other programs. The Future Teachers of America Chapter began selling black and gold ties to aid in paying for their trips to Canyon for the Miss and Mrs. F.T.A. contest and for the state convention. The faculty attended Business-Education Day. Barbara Mathis was named queen of the Spanish Club. Last year's annual won the Columbia Medalist. STAMP LOVERS . . , The A.H.S. Philatelic Club met and displayed some of its TIRED QUEEN . . . Part of the experience of prizes for photographers. They received several stamps from local patrons, being queen is posing for photographers for One Seventy-six many hours. Z Each weekend before The Sandstorm is issued to students, the staff meets in the Journalism Laboratory for a Folding Party. The papers are each one folded by ...- l' hand and placed in stacks for the home- room teachers and the students. Some clubs add new members during the 4 school year to their ranks, especially the honor groups whose initiates must be carefully screened. Some important visi- tors come to the trophy-lined halls of A.H.S. to see iust what our school really looks like. TELL ME MORE . . . Major Sari Aoki of the Japanese Air Force visited Terry Pucket during November. lc, ff , ,, W-, , l. . ,xiii EASY NOW . . . A clinician came to aid the choirs and holds rehearsals in the Choir Annex. .ADTST 5' -K' JUST TWO THOUSAND MORE TO GO . . . Susan Slater, left, Jaynet Simp- son and Gene Shelburne are pictured at a folding party for The Sandstorm, a bi-weekly event in the Journalism Department. SCHOOL CONTINUED SLOWLY l ' l 2 . 1 lu 2 3 HY! ZLL? Q-'enum fx 0 x 4 g f Cy ,L ' -yw -rx ':.,,35.-.-Z ., we 1 ,vga , V 4 5 V4' 4" ' .' , fx3A v J SA A. .Qxp izfriqt, N v Wigpifx A. .,, ,me ft i T' jf, R gi? :i INITIATES . . . These ten were initiates into the Modern Music Masters society for this year. One Seventy-seven f t , xg- . I . ar ' x f u -i fn' ' - .ii - - ,genie I ,Q . aw X. ' X pr?-W' ' gif. ,L 'Q whiff iii Q ty C gb J Qc, ,gift .if Wfil ', ' , N , is 'A H.. g K , 4 ., 1 4, Q 1 'il' A - 1551, . fs , Q' 2 1 1 YF. , 5 . v A y Q.. ' ', X 'S J I 4 ,kg gm. ..sk:,,: 1.5: Wlxiifs fits? 'asiiirffai' P tt twists?- K 3, Lg-1 Eg ex , .e .V FIRST SIGN OF CHRISTMAS . . . is the annual Christmas Tree placed in the main hall by the Student Council for all students to enioy on their way to classes. 5.75 ' . .si-M , ,A ,,,,e,,,,,,,,., ,..,,.. 7 swf I I I :sNhfs2a,e. T, we-16, f -5 4.11" .Q L IW'-N xr. ' 'rr 'T' m FOR THE DOOR . . . These two young ladies are making Christmas Tree for their homeroom door in their Art class, 'TIS CHRISTMAS AGAIN About the second week in December, the spirit of football leaves the halls of A.H.S. and the annual festive Christmas spirit takes over. The Student Council places a tree in the main hall. Some homerooms decorate their doors and the collection of cans for the Children's Home begins. Almost every campus organization plans its an- nual Christmas Party. Some groups do not ex- change gifts, but prepare food and gifts for needy family groups to be distributed by local Red Feather Agencies. Some campus organiza- tions give each faculty member a reminder of their devotion forthe year's work. ai- .. 6 CANDLE MAKERS . . . These lads decorated the woodshop of SANTA PAINTERS . . . These two young ladies did it them- Rupert Taylor with candles, One Seventy-eight selves and made home decorations in shop. I gd, W4 O .,4, 9 . Q Q .' I 0 V :Zu Q, H f. ' a 4 ff 1 'ff fl I ng f Own 0: IQ uv ,' . A -. ' V 0 Q . C 3 v ,, f 2 1' 4 1,'o , I 1 Q 9. o f 1 5 . , Y . . , . f nfZ,' 3. v 4 5. J :ska - 3' . f " ' ea zmy- f.,,,,a ' " T! A 1 :fifth P5127 f 'iw fi' ff vf, ,ff ,mzif W :'1 f j3fIFgef,Jv2 Tw? 'f4f!r"z1' ff N4 My H ., in PROPS , . . were made by this Spanish student in Miss Gladys Wallis' language class for Christmas. T , ,,.,a,, as v-ww 1 .K , . 7,545 , . . " 4.'tTi:Q1i s, as PART OF THE FUN . . . Spanish students engage in festive Traditions of the old country to add color to the A.H.S. Christmas season. Q.. WHO'S GOT THE BUTTON . . . This young lady bravely aims at the One Eighty Spanish Pinata during Spanish Class, SING SONG . . . This civics class engaged in Christmas Caroling the final day before the Holidays. CLASSES ENTERTAIN The classes took on the Christmas spirit by singing carols and some had coke parties. The Bel Canto was released from their sixth period classes and roamed through the halls singing the traditional carols for all the school. In Miss Gladys Wallis' Spanish classes, the students had a Pinata Party where they learned the customs of the old country. Some students baked cookies and the Principal had open house to display his new longhorns. The girls' golf team served as hostesses and all the student body was invited to file through the office and browse about the trophies and mementos of the head of the school. Each student was treated to an apple as a token of his visit. M gb "-ai ...tt . tl ll I .ff V 3 SPREAD IT THIN . . . Tom Laceky, Drena Lasater and Judy Barnett in kitchen. , xg,-I FOR THE FAMILY . . . Jim Parr and Joy Lindsey prepare needy family gifts. CANDLE MAKERS . . , Edwin Rice and Shirley Shores prepare candles. L I if I N I 1:55 'X -fazqeu -- 'f in Q, , ' 'I ""Ig'z:, if ., b I rv--wh, V in ,rf , BANQUET STYLE . . . Press Club members sat in banquet style at their annual feast. Alumni entertained by students was the order ofthe night, PARTY TIME As is Traditional, The Dorinda E. Bond Press Club held its annual Christmas Party at Camp Don Har- rington and ate a hearty meal pre- pared by alumni. Gifts and food were prepared for a needy family which was distributed later in The week through The Family Service and The Mexican Christian Church. I Carols were sung around The open fire and the Traditional Christmas SINK STINKERS . . . Peggy Lowe and Dolores Wheeler unstop sink during dinner. Story Told Ioy candlelight. s-.ink HEAD TABLE CHARACTERS . . . Ruth Hunter, left, Billy Walker and Jim Parr were among the head table guests at the annual Press Club Christmas Party at Camp Don Harrinnton. AT LEFT . . . Don Trickey fights a poor turkey who's seen its better days long ago. ' QM Eighty-two ,gf jg . I 15, V 1 I Y I fill. . 1 elim 5 'fri' 7 I' I I A 4. Ag . ,fr . , , .., , ,,, a x . I I QX --s-L-TTL--Q -.r :"": T at ,g -1 W.- ' 5 ' ss., ,X 'N-2: ' I L ?,,?..I , . X .A - I 4 I, 'T i2'T ,u ,JV . 11 f . Ks.. 3 HOWDY-DO . . . Ed Brannom, Executive Secretary of the Allied Youth was the main speaker at the AY's January Meeting. He's with Jim Parr and Edwin Rice, local officials ofthe group. , X Mummy V , if If TWO VICS . . . Homer Rice, center, was awarded an honorary Varsity Vic Award in January for his serving as chaperone to the AY National Convention. Nancy Hannon and 1'Bub" Smith were AHS awardees. ROUNDBALL TIME The weeks following Christmas at AHS are usually varied in activity. This year was no exception. The Allied Youth held one of its meetings, the first ever in the afternoon. Ed Branon, executive secretary of the Allied Youth spoke, following a mock funeral. Homer Rice, local restaurant operator was honored with a Varsity Vic award for his accompanying the AY group to Buckhill Falls, Pa., in the fall. An AHS ex-student was Queen of the Cotton Bowl, and basket- ball fever hit the fans. AT RIGHT . . . Basketball Coach T. G. Hull introduced the members of his team to the student body in a special basketball pep rally. Coach Bacon is shown at BOB MCGAUGHY AN 'WN K N WILSON CHEER NANCY HART JOHN STICKSEL CARROLL BAINS ,gUlE5 ? .. W..-of L BILLY WALKER VVANDA CLARK LEADERS ff' x JIM PARR CAROLYN vvooos Donaomv SMITH NY 54 F A :QA at ff l?-wed? Q55 ICT I rd gi f ff J gfiiyf ' -'S' E .V ' JI- J , PRACTICE EQUUANENT . , .yltttewrbers of ment to be Lyfexd in theliolaisroorrt jvork AHL. E Shop receivgdf at Sand' I3'r?d,. .sfftj K5 yd rom a Ioca 1 f ,if . l AMN GOIF a huge ,of electrical egpip M' ' X GUEST . . . State FFA President, Royce Bodiford visited THANKS . . . Shirley Jo Shores, Sartdstorm Editor and Ed Smith, Editor AHS with Betty Witherspoon and Larry Todd, local officers of Palo Duro's Prairie Sage, receive material from the Ad Club. during February. Orte Eighty-six 1 , 4 'cf' 'itz , .5 I ',,r"f,Kf'? Y T 4 Q - ' ldggvwqi QE ' V' ff' 1- ni k ri, -,I 'Y 'kffffgafg fzxlqt . Q m 'wtf A,wb?, gi 'Q Vx 1 q f ' 1 A. 5, fa ' FEV I n 5' 'QL tk Za 9 " ? Q , sw Q JP' . X4 Y ' 39 ff , f , S+ ?2 ,f H. . aw Q 9 pf? X Y' . U SNOW TIME .4 ff ,",, , I yr 1 r ' f W A' .M .1 xv- ' 4' iuflffli' tk i, A' 19- Lfgtffgdt g f Y ,f '55, . 2',, , .vfl A 1 full - Y Kvyggnjskiffxfivr ii. L' 'f ri ' 'M e 25525, , 4' , 'mi fl ,. ' 4 2' l , S., ww, fr ' ,fi V. is 1 ,Wi '- 2 1 45 ,Q . . ' fs A ., up rf " W ggggv., if 'yligii 1 , M 1 is tw , 3, ', 'K V 4 rr A J evil 5, 2 z 1 --v-. ,,,,. w-.1 'M ,f 2112 V "'Wf?r9ffWm,., , SKI CLUB OUTING . . . As they do a couple of times each winter, the members of the AHS Ski Club journey to Santa Fe, N. M., to engage in winter sports. Here they are pictured near the ski lift at the Santa Fe Basin Ski Run. Broken bones sometimes follow these treks. 'Lark' - WARMING UP . . . Ski Club members engage in various evening outings in the resort city, after a spell at the warm open fireplace One Eighty-eight REAL COOL . . . When the "Big Snow" hit our own location, ski togs were comfortable. S Wifhtfvrfy T SNOWMAN A LA DARWIN , . . This picture proves that students can do art work outside of the classroom. The local newspaper gave prizes for the most unusual, tallest, etc. Ann Selecman, Linda Clayton, David Browning and Billy Hulett carved this group of ancestors at 1526 Parker Street a few days after they shoveled away the snow from their doorways as did count- less AHS students "that week" when we had class on Wednesday and Friday. lt was the greatest snow in some fifty years in Amarillo's history. No lie! N :A,,.Q,.Wg,-lx 'Q ,, ,ag 5 5 i 5 Z' W 1 . ' pines: SNOW COUPLE . . . Sondra Johnson and "Bulb" Smith were guests at the Santa Fe Ski Run. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY . . . The Ski Basin at Santa Fe, N. M., provides a beautiful background for Amarillo ski enthusiasts during Christmas vacation and Mid-Term free time each year. fa' SQ? -.J ,N ,'ug,A. 41 Q i ' a MIXlNG UP . . . Art the beautiful settings I :rum .,.--i , 4 ., b Classes mixed a variety of colors to achieve a R eeel 'W' tulewwwrt i a 4, R ,. gf LQQW- il, 'lf 49' I ,u f - I X I i x, if H 1, tj Y, y , f -Qs Q 2. if f A fx Q' . -1 5 In A , f I 5 ,, - ' X WEV44, X 4 lb l 'f if ,Law-. .-. gfygfi s N g . .1 jf! 55,333 ,fi K' 0 ' if ff , f X ax .f ......iixW' 4 OPENING COSTUMES . . . Joe Brock and Amma Lynn Gunn open her costume prior to the performances when they appeared on the second night show. Joe portrayed an American who happens into the Scottish village and meets Ama Lynn. S li llf , 5 :L Y.. fi A T if - I, - 'af ix X, 1. lVq,q V gh . it 32 .. ' . as v Y G.-4 is 'taxi A, l 'Xt . .5-L 'fx i T 1 -if f - vi . ,. Q - X T - fi ' 1,24-ff , ,, :N W nd i Q a 1. gt i sg 4 T V . ,... x ,. W 0.25 ""' -I A Q: V E ,. - ' et ' FANTASYLAND . . . Art students changed last year's backdrops into the village of "Brigadoon" for the annual all-school production. OPERETTA TIME Along about December, the music and speech departments loin forces and begin Work on the annual operetta. This year's show was the popu- lar "Brigadoon" which was a huge success. The other departments of the school work indirectly with these two to produce a three-night run. The art department paints the scenery which the shop classes build. The commercial -people do the programs and ticket work. The P.E. classes take on the dancing instruction and the iournalism students handle the publicity. Z V4 ff: .. X-3'1" X he POSTER WORK . . . Anita Gordon and Joe Shirley are shown TICKET SELLERS . . . Students in the commercial department handle the ticket counting and prepare the program material for the printer. at the AHS press with one of the countless posters placed One Ninety around the town. 'BRIGADOON' SHOTS The annual operetta is presented three nights with different casts on Thursday and Friday and an all-star cast on Saturday night. The panel of impartial iudges selects the all-star cast from the performances ot the two casts. Countless hours of rehearsal and other work go into making this the biggest all-school production of the year. The students practice after school and at evenings. Miss Tennie Thompson and Mr. Jennings Flathers handle the staging and chorus work. Mrs. N. N. Whitworth prepares the technical equipment and Mr. Charles Emmons conducts from the orchestra pit. fp, ,f MY GIRLS . . , Buck Ramsey, a Bel Canto member is pictured with a bevy of Scottish lasses, much to Dale Darby's dismay TELLlNG THE STORY . . . Mr. Lundie, played by Bill Graham, POPULAR DANCE . . . The sword dance enacted by non-modern explains why Brigadoon is such a strange village to Ama Lynn dance students was a highlight of the production. Frank Lane is the Gunn, Joe Brock and Joe Shirley on Friday night. leader of this cast, Carroll Bains in the alternate one. WEDDING ALTAR . . . Thursday night's Wedding Scene is pictured showing principals and members ot the Cast. Carol Cain is at right with Ken Carpenter. Larry Roberts and Jim Ann Farley are at the altar with Charles Bromhead. Chorus members provided the music One Ninety one K, 4, 'fr I Q Q I A 1: f' " xx V1 P' 1 Z ' H225 K ,a o-? i Wk I 'x x X , ...Q g, .P 1 , 4 I ,Q .N ,xx 2 , 1 f 1' 3 ' s Q V , 1 " E f .'f I 1 "Q ,I 3' N Effwrf wt ind' I if " ' -I f-4 4 ,I 'W ,S 54,1 I I, A? I , X , . . ,np , ff 1 ,M l f-,ussw X n 'X N A is ll NO NO, NO! . , . Hamlet is chased by his wife, the Lady Ophelia, l fL l LQ played by Cherry Wagner, with the aid of friend Horatio and Hamlet's Father. 'HAMLET ON RYE' 1 5,-Kg. E . l DAGGER OR TEA? . . , Hamlet's Father's Ghost, played by Tom Laceky, offers a dagger in place of the tea bag with a nasty tear in it. 11'-fis '- ' . sf' 5-.,,, .' -N " ' I. - ' Q '. 'ff 'EY' ll 1 tix 3 f " Q r . , .-I ig ' W' ' M I . r -J -1 . I X ,V 2213 39: it ' LQ , 2 4 , Q X x. 1 - , ' 1 A! , . , , A WI-I-H THE WIND I ' l Edwin l'LL REST . . . Shirley .lo Shores Rice plays an unhappy husband plays Kate in "Kiss Me Kate" in ,,Ka,e U scenes. One Ninety-four l l l e xx fr r Hifi lrlsiv l LET ME CLUTCH THEE . . . Billy Walker is seen during his fam- ous "Macberh" dagger scene a part of "Hamlet On Rye," Pop Ball show. 431.3 'x OH, COULD l? . . . Ophelia desires to crush her husband again since that dirty Uncle has put concrete in her punching bag. , , SW J Y 1 5 f 5 3 l A. X 5 i .. W, W . f , V :,. , ,.,,.,V W Q M b w fffwf Nm- 5 12.4 t 'ig A KA Q:7Z':' '1 KW' J 512' v - ,L ' ' va " ,Q 3: ,, ,wp ,Una ., M , , ,:qf,.,? 1 YIJP ' A' -' ...ff .W 'gm , Q if , 43 wg' ' f ., ,K x . H .,-f- aff ., I 3, un 14 ' Y gs . ni, fi: 'W VA 1, 'r F mn A .. .T 5 , , - ,,,AffLf3'Y 4, . . f ' QQ, " ..-w" WM-xr . 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Some 400 students and another fifty or so parents and friends crowded The second floor girls' gym and The auditorium for The season's sensational social stomp. The winners are pictured in The Personali- Ties section of This book along with The runners- up. The farce, "Hamlet On Rye" was The high- light of The evening. Edwin Rice was MC. favorites. illi .itll S. l I PARDON MY POP 1 i i ' , it 1 il' ,-.x,, ,.,: iglgilll 2 'flfli rim: in . W ly .V ri T T I E . 5 . ,f' , ls this The answer to The proverbial A.H.S. question: To Bop or not to Bop? lt's Mr, and Mrs. Lynch dancing! SOME MORE COUPLES . . . Of The some 400 on The dancetloor, These were snapped by our camera. AT LEFT . . . Junior Favorites Marshall York and Marcene Mabry I T 55 , 455 1,7 ' s 3 l .i . x . 5 M.. 2 5 2 are seen in the gaily decorated second floor girls' gym ballroom. OH, NO, NOT ME . . . Lynda Austin is seen as she was These two went together at the time, and both favorites! named sophomore favorite at the ball. One Ninety-Seven lllliltlill l T! X..'itt2 .4 ,,".l nl .y ,J ,fg- ea.: ll- xxx A--J X--s....,.... SO SOLLY . . . Arnie Duncan, Sandie halfback, opened the evening's entertainment with a discussion of the player's view of the game of football. Thad Ansely was master-of-ceremonies. D7 AQ., r . , . 'EAA V N i 1,3-'-N " A ,. -1 X- T .W 'T' '59 fkf'-'TSI' :r'- ,Wwe l QT, L f g '. T W' QI' ' .HY " '4k'v:.i-. ' " ...le ': . v ..,,A ima h THE SANDIES HAD ONE On February 23rd, the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm held their annual football banquet in the A.H.S. cafeteria. Arnie Duncan Csee abovej, opened the entertainment with the player's view of playing the game. Three hours later, the players, their dates, coaches, parents and guests, left the cafeteria filled with humor and desire for another season to come. The Honorable Jack Cox was the main speaker. Cox told the players about the game of life and the game of football. Billy Walker gave the invocation, and Dr. Newton J. Robison led the group in the benediction. Thad Ansley was master-of-ceremonies. Coach Joe Kerbel introduced each of the players to the crowd of some 400 in attendance which included the Yannigans, Stormies, and ninth grade teams of Amarillo schools. COACH KERBEL THE HON. JACK COX f -51' ' "'lL ' -.f 'K-. l ggs 5'--val-J '-, -..f A. ., ' AT LEFT . . . "Skippy" Pamplin was named the winner of the Rudy Bauman Award. Carroll Stafford received the John Spencer "Best Line- man Award." Jimmy Duncan was named to the Globe-News Most Val. "Ni uable Player Award. KID DAY STUNTS Along in the middle of the spring, the birds begin making nests, the robins appear, the flowers come up from the wintry ground, and the sen- iors at A.H.S. have Kid Day. This is the day when all the seniors relive their first grade and before experiences in costume and with all-day suckers, teddy bears, and all the toys they can carry around. The parade be- gins in the main hall about 8 a.m. and classes are just about the same as twelve years before for everyone until noon. Then the youngin's go out to the park and have a picnic, go to the picture show or have free rides at a local carnival. Somehow it's all too strange to see them on Monday morn- ing again all dressed in their multi-pet- ticoats and blue jeans.. This is one of the most cherished of all Sanclieland traditions, and one looked forward to by all the years at A.H.S, NO, YOU DON'T . . . Only on Kid Day C?D can this bit of fun take place at A.H.S. 5 4, P is f 545-1 1 'S q , AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Kid Day kids are pictured waiting for the program to begin in the auditorium. Some fun. ' fu. T if CHOP STICKS . . . This twosome wished that they could play the piano at the Kid Day Program. ' ,. Pg ix My . ll ' i ,gf A I ff' ' N Qgy' ' Q ,J , V, , l ' , I J., -' .f ff 5 Q1 ,... 1 1- V ,ly J X 91,1 ' .L 1 ' V I I I if 7 ' ,Nb . X .. , 2. :ll Q, . , T7 , T71 0 ' f JUST RESTIN' . . . Our typical group of youngsters stop on their merry way around school to rest. One Ninety-nine V . WZ4' , , ' WV lwmazlfffg 4 X , g,,53f,g,f,,.a .L .M 5,. , f " A "" ' ,. 2 4 ,mf W ll- f ' D" --ii IKWY ISK as ii: ,,..,: 1 if 5, Aff, I 32 4 f 2 useful on the Day of all Kids around A.H.S. e X I Xxx., y .,n,,f, as f ,,-ffww 4' 52? I :P Z U -4 0 JP ? Z O U O C T -1 -l 3' fb J: Ol J Q. '4 U C! 3 Q. 'Q U7 QI 3 9: 0 0 DJ 3 UI U' fb O O 3 0 5 -Mmm A STUNT . . . this is what happens at A.H.S. only on Kid Day, in the middle of April. ALL KIDS ARE NOT GOATS!! Although Kid Day is scheduled after the La Airosa goes to press each year, an ef- fort is made to capture some of the fun which seniors experience on that one re- membered day in their activities. The ac- tivities editor of the yearbook, therefore, must call on her friends to help out in some borrowed togs for the pictures. If you were left out, why not stay around another year and we'll get yours in next time. Okey? qdt xg 'Nl It i 3 1 f, f , if ' L ,lim K P?" .Wm , E BOOKS ARE USED . . . on Kid Day, but not for knowledge, LOTS OF TEETH . . . these three are iust trying to get to all the time. See above? AHS's new three-to-the-drink fountain. Two Hundred 'YA x X2 1.9 l Z i . 1 3 l c l f l E 2 1 5 ' 4 " i l E l ,. Q fa lT'S MINE, I TELL YOU . . , This is a Kid Day class in a classroom on Kid Day. if N 1 I l . i x l ' 1 Vzxfiriw 'I if P' , .A M 'fig X JW ,Z ' . I 7 X, V AJ I I I , reg .I qw ' I "., if Q i,,, u if T ,, ii,i'- E ' , f . T Y 9 i WHERE'S THE FOURTH . . . These iacks players need a fourth for their little game. Kid Day program in the auditorium. f ,Aw 1 ta, 1 ,bdl - I fir-U rr-V-,nu . 3 ... -.-.,-1 NOW SLOWER . . . These two might have opened the curtain for the UP, UP, NOW . . . Just a playful group of kids on Amarillo STEADY, NOW . . . 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THYL Lloyd Misener, Shamrock service man, congrat- ulafes AHS seniors Larry Todd and Phyllis So Relle Congratulations... Shamrock and Hs dealers salufe Amarillo High School's gradua+ing class of l956. We wish you well as you leave AHS and +alce your big s+ep foward ihe fufure. INSURANCE LOANS Easy, Easy, Easy HOWARD WILLIAMS , ON THE AGENCY LOKEY BUDGET PLAN DRIZH429 1 , fllll0lE ll KLQAIISSTHIUE BONDS REAL ESTATE Home of Campus Togs ' ' ' . Sl for Young TRCLINGER-SMITH Men 5I2 Polk SIree+ - CURTIS , BLIND AND LINOLEUM f ' Q COMPANY PE 8. cnnn sum' 3,3 Van Bum, Phone DR-33789 'i A Good Time Every Time With . Now in Three Sizes REGULAR KING SIZE FAMILY SIZE F EFERMANS Western Wear Sports Wear CLOTHES for Young Men IN DRESS Ol' RANCH STYLES FV! WESTERN SPECIALTY ADVERTISING CO. 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" Xbvxx 'N X to J , f 1 Vik Swat Alum at a ' Jw QBLMX, muwmuio DA I ARK NWN GVG Ok QWQ Oo My CWUQ JKVMLWQ, Youth United Around the World gk In A Salute to the l956 Graduates From the Amarillo YMCA ,and YWCA If ll I IQVTY ciwfffi gl, xg l MQ A Mx M gAQji C2kj,lJZ1,QNLQfbC 545 L 5 GY MMM? My ga-I - -l READERS ARE LEARNERS Don"r Counl' on Good Loolcs Come Browse and Buy al' BROWN'S HOUSE OF BOOKS II3-B W. 7+h DR4-3I9I McAFEE'S, INC. Incorporalecl I907 "The Name +o Remember When Furnishing Your Home" DR 2-2293 TAYLOR AT SIXTH BOX I930 MQW f nada!! Where Fine Clothing Is o Family Affair VILLAGE BARBER SHOP 4WoIfin Village 2623 W. 22 DR2-6262 Ge+ 'rhe Besl-Gel . . . From PLAINS CREAMERY, 3rd N. Taylor A ADAMS, GARY-AY 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2. Aoois, cARoLE-AY 3, 4, Press Club 4, FHA 4, La Airosa 4, Sandstorm 4, Choir 2. ALLISON, JIMMY-AY 2, 3, 4, Athletic Hon- or Society 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. ALLSTON, JAN-Square Dance Club 2, De- bate Club 2, 3, 4, Speech. Senate 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, lnternos 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 2, Ken Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Gavel Club 2, 3, 4, Historian of PTSA 4. ALTMAN, DONALD-AY 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2. ' AMIDON, JOHN-DO 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, VIC 3, 4, Operetta 2, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Choir 2.' ANDERSON, JANICE-Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 2,'3. ANDRICK, JOHN-AY 3, 4, Ski Club 4. B BACON, VIRGINIA-AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Operetta 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. BAILEY, JACK-AY 2, VIC 2, FHA 4 BAILEY, JAMES "TURTLE"-Hi-Y 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, FTA 4, La Airosa 3, Sand- storm 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. BAILEY, JOHN DEAN-Square Dance Club 2, ROTC 2, Student Council 2. BAINS, CARROLL-Speech Senate 4, Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Thespians 4. BAKER, NANCY-Y-Teens 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, FHA 4. BOIES, GENE-Hi-Y 3, Football 2, Choir 3. BALLARD, DALE-Debate Club 2, FFA 2, 3, Stage Hand 2, Track 2, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4. BARNARD, DON-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2. BARNETT, DARLENE-Y-Teens 4. BARNETT, SANDRA-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Choir 2. BARNWELL, JOAN-Secretarial Training 4, Creative Writers 3, Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, lnternos 2, 3, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BARNWELL, JUNE-Secretarial Training 4, Cre- ative Writers 3, Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, GAA 2. BARTLETT, JOHNNA-Secretarial Training 4, AY 2, 4, FHA 2, 4, Choir 2. BASKETT, JAMES-Hi-Y 2, 4, AY 2, 4, La Airosa 2, 4, Sandstorm 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Choir 2, Glee Club 4. BASSETT, PAT-AY 2, 4, VIC 3, 4. BATES, RON-AY 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2. BAYLESS, BOBBY-AY 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. BEDWELL, DEAN-Speech Senate 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Wrestling 2. BEER, DON-AY 2, 3, 4, VIC 3, ROTC 2, 3, Student Council 3. BEEKNAP, BARBARA-AY 3, FHA 4, Choir 2. BELL, GLENN REX-Visual Aids 2, 4, DE 3, AY 4. BENNETT, SHARON-Secretarial Training 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, FTA 3, FHA 2, La Airosa 2, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BEST, DORENE-Square Dance Club 2, 3, Speech Senate 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, La Airosa 2, Sand- storm 2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES BIERCE, SHIRLEEN-AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Golf 3, Los Viaieros 2, Inter-Club Council 2, Choir 2, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BINKLEY, ANNA-Secretarial Training 4, Hon- or Society 4, Operetta 3, Choir 3. BLACKWELL, DORIS-Creative Writers 3, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BLAIR, SUE-Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4. BLASINGAME, CHARLES-AY 3, 4. BOLICH, FRED-Square Dance Club 3, AY 3, 4, Ski Club 4. BOLTIN, DEANA RUTH-Square Dance Club 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. BONEY, BUGS-DO 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, VIC 4, FTA 4, Athletic Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, lnter- Club Council 4. BOSWELL, DANNY-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Football 2, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Prosecuting Attorney for Youth Court. BOURN, NANCY-Speech Senate 4, Y-Teens 3, AY 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FHA 3, La Airosa 4, Inter-Club Council 4. BOYD, GARY-AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Choir 2. BOYNER, NECMI-AY 4, La Airosa 4, Basket- ball 4, Student Council 4, Wrestling 4, Mr. Howdy 4. BRADSHAW, BOB ARLO-Hi-Y 2, AY 4, Los Viaieros 2. BRIDGES, .IARRELL-Hi-Y 2, AY 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. BRILEY, DAVID-AY 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. BROADSTREET, CAROLE-AY 2, 3, FHA 2, 4, Operetta 2, Choir 2, 3. BROOKS, MARILYN-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Los Viaieros 2, Student Council 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BROOMHEAD, CHARLES-AY 2, 3, 4, Opel'- etta 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4. BROWN, BETTY-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, FTA 4, La Airosa 2, 3, 4, Sand- storm 3, Los Viaieros 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. BROWN, CHARLOTTE-Square Dance Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, FTA 3, 4, FHA 2, La Airosa 3, 4, Sandstorm 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. BROWN, GEORGE-AY 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4. BROWNING, SHIRLEY-AY 3, FHA 3, 4, Band 2, 3. BRUCE, PAT-Secretarial Training 4, Debate Club 4, Creative Writers 2, Honor Society 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Inter-Club Council 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. BRYANT, J. B.-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4. BUNKER, BOB-AY 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. BURAL, LYNN-AY 2, 3, VIC 2, 3. BUSWELL, GLEN-AY 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2, Band 2. BUTLER, SHARON-Y-Teens 2, 3, FHA 4, GAA 2, 3, Band 2, 3. C CADDICK, ROSEMARY-FHA 2, 3, 4. CAGLE, DARYL R.-AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. CAIN, CAROL-Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2, Student Council 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Campus Kate. CAMPBELL, ANNALEE-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. CARPENTER, RICHARD KEN-Square Dance Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Student Council 2, lnter- Club Council 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. CARROLL, EDDIE-AY 2, Football 3, Choir 2. CARROLL, JONELL-DE 3, 4, FHA 2, GAA 2. CARROLL, SUE - FHA 2, Operetta 3, Los Viaieros 2, 3. CARRUTH, MARILYN-Y-Teens 3, AY 2, 3, FTA 2, FHA 2, 3, Operetta 2, Choir 2, 3. CARTER, GERRY-Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, La Airosa 2, Los Viaieros 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4. CARTER, GINI-Square Dance Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 3, AY 2, 3, 4, ,FTA 2, GAA 2, 3, 4. CARTER, RICHARD-VIC 2, Los Viaieros 2. CARVER, WARREN-FFA 2, Football 3, Bas- ketball 3. CHAPMAN, .IERRE - Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Speech Senate 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, lnternos 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4. CHAPPELL, MARY JO-Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, Choir 2. CHURCHILL, JIM-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Ken Club 3, 4. CIZON, GORDON ALAN-DeMoIay 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Operetta 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Thespians 3, 4. CLAON, DIMITRA-AY 2, 3, FHA 2. CLARK, KENNETH-Ski Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. CLARK, WANDA-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Choir 2, 3. CLAY, PATSY-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Rainbows. CLEMENTS, BETTY-DO 2, FHA 2, Choir 2. COCHRAN, CLARENCE-Hi-Y 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4. COGGINS, JIMMY-Hi-Y 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Los Viaieros 2, 3. COLLINS, CAROLYN-Y-Teens 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, FHA 2, Los Viaieros 2, Student Council 2, 3. COLWN, TOM-DO 3, 4, VIC 2, 3, 4. COMBS, FRED-Square Dance Club 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, ROTC 2, 3, lnternos 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4. COMPTON, GALE-AY 4, VIC 4. COONROD, LARRY-Band 2, 3. COSTON, BARBARA ELAINE-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, lnternos 3, Inter-Club Council 4, Bowling Club 2, 3. COTTON, BOB-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 4, Modern Music Masters 2, 3, 4, VIC 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2. COX, ROSE-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, La Airosa 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Thespians 3, 4. COYLE, BOB-Operetta 2, 3, ROTC 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. CREAMER, CELIA-Y-Teens 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, FTA 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, chair 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3. CRIDER, EARLENE-Debate Club 2, Y-Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Operetta 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. CROSSETT, DREW-AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. CROUCH, DAVID-AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. CRUZ, JOHNNY-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3. CULVER, LA DONNA-Secretarial Training 4, Los Viaieros 2. Two Forty-three JB ' Il . . I CULWELL, LYAVID-Hi-Y. 2, 3, AYl2, 3, 4, Io Airgsa ' Sandstolmxll, Football 2, 3, 4,1 cn ,, 29N ki, , - , . UNI I SXNANEET -Y-Toons 2, 3, AY 2,l3,, 4, E 2,.opegoiol2, 3, Loo Viaieros 2,' c 'Y 3 4 I X I CU lNGFlAiVl, ALTER-AY 3, 4, H lor X .XJ 4 I ' i . l il C ll GAA 3, 4, ooo ta42, 3, 4, Student Couxifil 3, 4, Choir J, 3, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4, Tlik s ians 4, Canrf us Kate. F , FRANCE E-AY 2, Choir 2. , , 4, l-lgnor oc'ety 3, 4, GAA 2,' ,, F 'MORE, MAEFA-Speech Senate 4, AY I 3 lfibpgretta 2, Los Viaieros 2, Student Co ltdll GRAY, RICHARD-Hi-Y 2, 3, AY 4, Ski Club 4, Football 2, 3, Track 3. GREEN, CHARLES-AY 2, 3, 4, ski cioio 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. . GREEN, GlPSY PEARL-AY 4, FHA 2, 3, 4. GRIGSBY, BlLL-Speech Senate 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Operetta 2, Steer- l OCey4, en":Clu 3, 4. f -h 3,lCl'Ioir 2,,Kel11Qlub 2, 3ll44 ing Committee 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Student . EIRBI CLA D.vNE-Square 'Dance Cibb 3, Y FIELDS, TA-Secretaijal Training , AY Coundil 4, Choir 2. - gens 2, 2, 3, 4, Aeddern MUQF Masters' 52, 3, 4,,'FT -4, FHA 2, 4, Stamp Collvctors' GROSS, JEANETTE-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, j, opoioto ,choir 22 ln ' ,lcioo 2, '3,T4. l I, ' 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, oporotfo 2, Los Viaieros 2, X X ,LX h FINDLEY CURTIS-Student Council 2, Wres-' udent Council 2, Choir 2, Thespians 4. g ' ' 't tlin 3, A ' f G NN, AMMA LYNN-Square Dance Club 2, A T A - X FINEEY, ICE RUTHPFHA 2, ,3. piech Senate 3, Creative Writers 3, Y-Teens DAILY, ARR'ET e Ch Senate 3: AY 24 3v FLINT, EMILY-AYY2, 3, 4, Pte o ciob 2, ski 4, AY 2, 3, 4, ski ciob 4, Honor Society 4: Ski lub 2, FTA 4: Opefila 2ARCUCl ciob -4, FTA 3, FHA 3, L slviaieros 2. 4, FTA 4, FHA 4, La Airsoa 4, oporotto 4:B,af1Cl hi Choir 2 hespiafisgl 'I J FON RICHARQ-DE ciob 4,1 AY 3,XI3ond bv Q 2, 3, 4, Iniornoo 2, cnoir 2, 3, 4, Icon Club D?LEJ, WAYNE-Ban, 3, 4,i, lclwestr' 'SN 4, Qlkil Qzhesha L Q x 1, 2, 3, 4i Thespians 4. '4- I ' ' R lll -, CARO ANN - Creative vvriioio 3, Y GWYN, GARY-Hi-Y 2, AY 4, ROTC 2, 3, AAAEVSON, DQQHIA-AY ll 4, Hon SO- Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4A.ski cioi, 3, FHA: 3,lI4, , 4, GP-'iss ciob 3, Rifle Team 3. Q fY QQKETA 36? F A331 ' student ' . eretta 2,Ylnternos 2, 3, J4, Choir 2, Ken. l, I H XX unci U, - SRX'-xii, ', , Iteering Ub 4. h l , -. 1 . Com Itt 2, 3 4, Qu n of AH. ' - . ,, , , DEAQQ, .let EANLDEAQ, L ' XYlJTQUA'2lS33 is 250525 Flange ,flF,3A22i ff - IHAAG, JESSIE-FHA 2, Operetta 2, Choir 2. T A H "B E een, ' ' li" . ' ' 'J' HALEY JERRY-AY3 4 DEASO , .O AN -D I Ban 'oz . IOperet2fa 2,il er-Club CO!lI"lCIl 3, I ' f ' ' ' , DE VE ROY-AY 2l 4, RO ,3, 4. FU, R -,MD News 2 3' ,AY A 3, Ai 6. l,,,AMLIN, BARBARA-AY 4, EHA 4, choir 2. DEC , SANIMIE-Y-Toons 4, AY 2, FH W .i',,,,e,p,o3, 3,4251 QD' - YI-IANILIN, SCOTT-AY 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, ,ternos 2, Choir 2. L X If E LEE' TONYLH, V21 3' 4: ,AY I 3, 4: 'i HANNON, NANCY-Square Dance Club 2, pgs.. EAD, O Square QE, ,ie Club f Tb 2. " V, Xl 3-X 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2x fa 4, Op Etta 2, ROTC 2, G, 4, C gr J2. ' ESWLERQRUCE-DO 3' lf A VI? 3, 4' , A2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, HOFIOI' Society 3, lg 0 BS, UXY Q, 3, 4, lnfgnoswl , 4, gow'-ER: ANK-AY 2, Footba liz, 3' ., 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, La Airosa 3, Sand- nd 2, . ' Xl' 'i X' 3 storm 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Steering Com- oais, ,QAIXIL-Af A l4, FHA 2, GA A, .N G ,X . mitteel 3, Loo lvioiofoo 3, 4,H lntier-Clu: 2, 3, e Clu 2, 3, .i . Counci 4, Ken Cu 2, 3, 4, Qui an Scro DOD KEQPJOAN AY 2,l' ,4,Tl'1 I ians 3, 4. GABBARDfl-JEAYN-SCTXSFQ DGHCE ClUp.,2, 3: 2, 3, 4, Archeology Club 4, Campus Kate. 'IP S, JOE-VC 2. .hx Y-Teens 2: AY 2, 34 3, 4: GAA 27 HANNUM, SHARON-Square Dance Club 2, Du CAN, AR IE AL-AY 2, 3 , 4,xski cu L, Fulzrye AVUVSES Club, Os Viaieros 2, lnternos Y-Toons 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, tjnall 4 ' l 'Y ski ciob 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, . . ,I 3. XFavol'iteI3, . I I -' ll I 374, Athlet' Honor Soc'etQf 4,i FS: 234TaSX234 tent i DUNCAN, STMAY-AYTA, Football, 3, 4, Studei so ltcil 2'. 'I ' ' X, I HIY 2 Qi. Y 2 DuNcA .- '. , 4,,,A 3, 4, Operetta Q, 3, Trac 4, Los V'eieI os 2, Ctioir 2 , . X I , I . 3, 4. , l ' x 1 DUNN, SHSRIYX Seq tarial T,aI Ing 3, AY 83, 4, Honor dc f gs, tlicl 4, FHA 2, - GAA 2, 3, Student Council 2,y , Band 3, qwoir 2, 3, Thespiaii 3. i I ', DURHAM, Bl "BUTCl'l"-,AY 2, 3, 4,l OTC 3, 4, Banya Ken cnlio 2, 3, 4. l, X . A 1 XJ I4 l EDGAR, pARoL+Y-Toonol2, AY l2, , 4, FHA 3, 4, Intof-ciobndoonoii 4, cnoglxz. ELDER, WESLEX-JAY 2, 3, vic , choir 2, 3. ELLIS, BERNA?A- 3, Bond 2, 3, 4. ELLIS, PE GY FHA 4. N , Q ELY, RO bate Club 2 Speech Sen le 23 3, Hi-Y 2, , AY 2, 3, 4, Gperetta 2, ot- ball 2, 3 Track 2, ,int mos 2, Choir 24 Thespians 4. I I I EPPs, WANDA-AY 3,'4, FHA 2, 4.5 ETHRIDGE, CA ,OL GENE-Squ Q-'Dance Club 2, 3, Y-Tl s 3, FHA 2, .3, 4, Choir 2 3 ' l , . - . EUBANKS, BEVERlL -Y-Teens 2, Y 2, FHA 4, Los Viaieros 2.l EVANS, GAlL-Square Dance 'Club 2, DE 2, 3, FHA 2. - ' l EVANS, E. JAMES-AY 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. EVANS, SYLVIA-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, FHA 2, La Airosa 4, Sandstorm 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3. FARNSWORTH JOY Speech Senate 2 AY sters 3 4 A l. GAIL , DONANXA RU -H-Secretar al Training A, l-,eens 3, AY 2, 3, 4, S IB 2, 3, cn r 2, 3. BX X I 1 GA TT, ANN- quare Dance lb 2, 3, Y- ' 2 4' Y 3' FTA 3' FH 4, Oper- 'T Els ez? 2- Choir GEAPNIAN, RSSART-VIIC 3, .. ' GIBBS, BETTY KAY-Y-Tbeun , Y ,4, Oper- Sandstorm 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Inter-Club Couri- cil 2, 4, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. HANsARD, CHARLES-Hi-Y 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Los Viaieros 2. HANSARD, HARRY-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Golf 3, 4. X ARDCASTLE, DONALD-AY 4, Bond 2, 3, etta 3, OTC Spons r 4,XG1' ir 2. v. Chestra 3 AYA U 3, 4, Speech RP, D DO 4: 4: Foofbau Senate Press Club 3,-4, ki Club,2 ' RRIS, C ELLA- Y 2, 3, 4- Press Club FTA 3 3, 4, La Airosa '3 4, andsto 2: , Club 2' TA 2 3, FMA 3. ROTC 34 Operetta 2, 3, Los Viaier 4-2, 3, Ai Lo Viarieros 2' I ' ' The ns 3, 4, Quill oi ,. ARRIS, GINIA- 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Gll-B, ATH, CENIL ,3 4- AY 2 Q BQZSR2, 3, ' rchestra 2 4. -GILCHRIS , - I 1 I , 1 I HA 'SON' RIS-S D CI b , ski ciob 2, - Foot ll 2, 3, .iioio 2. - Qmeen I AY 3, a,QCZ, FEA if GL A Y-Sguar Dance Cl x 2, Cre- Operena I LOS 2: Orchestra 2, 3. ative riters - I-Y 2,'3, 4- Y 2, 3, 4, 'HA BO Y 2, , ROTC 2 3 4. Qgerata 2, 3, Tr 2, Los ' jeros 2Qtu- H V S, 5 Rt - e Dancg hub 2. dgitto il 3, 4, ClToir:2, ess Club 3, D J 4, AY 2, 4: FT 2, 3i Sandstorm 22 WT time , C, Loovi er ,cnon , GLA , JO Y-Teens AY 2, 3, 4, HAYNI N A-FHM Club 2, 3, 4, A 2, 3, 4, E A 3, Icon ub 4. ARD, HARVEY NI.-AY 4, Los v. - ,Os 4 GOCHN R, .l NN...-HF 2,, AY 2, , 4, A Ecole, G LA D- 3 4. 2. FHA 2, 3 oo 2, 3, Tr 2, 3, Wres- f HE X " N, 41ggC,ea,,V ' Q,,g,s , 'ling 2' 3- C ' Teens 4, AY . , 4, FTA 2, - FHA 2, , GGDFREY, OL-Secretarial Traini Y . ,A 2, 3, 4. 'mer-Club U CH 41FHA2f3f AA 2- 'RY, ALBE -AY , okotboii , ,4. fb GOLDEN, zoNIA-FHA . C HENRY, EL 3, V, A , PGOLIGHTL JEAN- -Teens 4, AY 4, ski ,Q-SEN ,O,.,N, ,e C I 3, A ,sub ., 3. , A 2, FF , Stage o 2, 3, 4, oo 3UDY-Y- 5 2, 2 4, hog? 2, , , iniofn 2, 3, , Band 3, 4, - FHA 4, Los ialeros 2, - ' Or esf,-a 2, 3, 4: Cho, I 3, 4: Club GJODS N, OB-AY 3. ' 3, 4, Silin 4. A I GO ll , -AY 2, 3, l'lOr'tOr So ' 1 HENRY T T- -I I 3- -v 4. 3, 4, ere -1 Math Tea 3, 4, Che 4: RO-,C 2 , Choir 2 ' ' ' Club 3, nter- ncil and 2, 3, 4, ERRING-I-O VIVIAN' Orchestr 1 Ken lub 2, , 4: Slide Rule 4, TA 3 4 2- La Tre HI AY 2 Club 2 3. - I ' ' ' X GRAHAM L Eggte ciob 2 Spee en 4 4 Honor 4 Operetta Q 4 lnternos KMAN J Dance Club 2 e ns 43 :FTA 3 ieroS ' F I , : , F75 - Y-T ' 4' - - l ate , Hi-Y ' its , I 3, 27 r 2' ' ' ' 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Modern itllusic ,gl Ken Qub I 7 . o - '3,i4. I ' Ma , , FT 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, ' E-7 S Two Forty-four 'A - " HICKS, JOHNNY-AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Foot- ball 2. HIGDON, LUCY-Secretarial Training 4, Y- Teens 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Operetta 3, Choir 2, Secretary of Senior Class. HINDMAN, HELEN-Secretarial Training 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, AY 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Operetta 2, Los Viaieros 2, 3, Choir 2, Ken Club 3, 4. HILGERS, WAYNE-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Infernos 2, 3, Student Council 4, Choir 2, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. HISEY, BILL-AY 2, 4, FHA 4, Operefta 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. HOBBS, SHARRON-AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 3, Band 2. HODGE, PATRICIA-Library Club 3, AY 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Los Viaieros 3, 4, Ken Club 3, 4. HODGES, KATHY-Y-Teens 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, 2,3 xx, . ' X - 31 YK, O JORDAN, JUANA JOY-Y-Teens 2,-,'3,'lAffl 'LLQQHKGLAD library Club 4, FHA 2, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, GAA 2, 3, Opefarta 2, 3, Los' -mrasg, 4. Choir 2, 3, 4. .HA In .I,IGHfIj7' lANrEHA 2, -Choa, 2. N. .3 .IQLQI-ITFO ,,sDANIDc1I'I' 2, VIC 2, 3, 4, K 'f '. 1 TROTCQ, 3, 4, Wsual Aids 2, 3, 4. ' " XLILLY 'ORA IO YTeeTTQ 4 AY 2 3 4j 2 N ' ' 1 ' I , , KARDELL. DICK-Speech Senafw f AY Ma XETA 2 InteT'nos 2- slud.,-nl com: 3, 4. FTA 3, El-lA 4, ROTC 4. HOLDER, RAMONA-DE 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, La Airosa 4. HOLLIS, CAROL-Y-Teens 3, AY 2, La Airosa 3, Sandstorm 2, Operetta 2. HOLLIS, EDDIE-AY 3, 4. HOOD, CHARLOTTE-Y-Teens 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, FTA 4, FHA 3, 4, La Airosa 3, 4, Sandstorm 3, 4, Choir 2. HOOKER, CHARLES-AY 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. HOWELL, DAVID-DO 2, VIC 2. HUDSON, EDWARD-AY 3, 4, FFA 2, Track 3, 4. HUNTER, RUTH-Y-Teens 2, 3, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, La Airosa 4, Stage Hand 4, Football 2, gi' T 'plans' 4. AYI'Q,,3fChoir 2. KAY, KEVIN l-ll.Y 2, 3, Tra'Ck 2,I1FBo,wIlng Team 4. Rh. 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' I MCALISTER, CHA LE-Hi-Y 2, 3:IAY 2, an QTTSIHOSII glub 3, Ziercub Comm on 5 ' xigidll Cglpiregta 2, R 2, 3, 4: C an-r 2, Science P KDE . l ! A ' fl I AMIIEIIII I , MUCA' -S ' E , M 2, , A , 3, 4, Press RE L, JOHNNY-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 54, Peer- F I ' 3 pee 3. H 2 ' Club 4, L rosa 4, Sandstorm - Athletic 4. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. GAA 2 ' A ' ' ' ' Honor Soc ty 3, 4, Operetta 2, heerleade ' , AT- -Tee Y , A MeCARTER RY EN-Y-Teens -f- Af oolball ' egyi f f S I 4I5A Teen 3 4 IIHA2 I I -ld I , -: n l - .-L 4 . t on . - - 4 , , , , 4' O I lely I- ar , I2?1 l y,"JJ:? " 2, 3, 3 gpg: 2, 3N , urse I I I I I A1 I . ,. . I . .4 1 A , - 27 on ocr - nernos 3PeecI1ISenate sg T AI! Inter-Cl , an 2, 3 I Ken CIU I I, f I S I, O 3- n j ' 1' o n , 3, 4, Ch rr 2, ub REINF - - m f r. , 4. el MCCLAIN, GENE-AY 2, , 2, PAYN-,, Il Y Y "6 ,y2441gEYN Li. 1 - weens AI 3 4, 141,51 d .I I A 3 I LK, J E-Creative Writers 2 3, A 4, FTA 5. gif ,' Sli , ' e ' ' ' ,' ' Operet 2. Effie- ra - -AY 3 4- HA - 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Operetta 2, Choir 2, E P 2 4 - I G If 3 4 I V, I fi ' I ' I., , , ,,: 0 ,:os .-- , - rr Ma5lfR 1 If',3,IG" I"amU'a's' A r , Cheerleader 3, Golf 3, 4, RCE, FRANCE - -X , - TA F ' 'I ' Student Council 2, Choir 2- F or' 2. 2-- - Img,-nos 2- and 2 A2, , eta2,3,ChoT ,3, , 1 ' ' ' ' , ' AI Student Council 4' IAPCE DIANE 4: " CE, EDWIN-Speech enate 2, - f -Y 2, NICG G IIY ,II HI , Y 2, 3, 4, Honor se 4, , 3 , Hdrier ry 3, .,,,..g,'. MER 4, I 4, ea 4. -I-rgck 4. FTA 2: OPSYSTIG 3: IQEFHOS 2: C ' , ' ' a irosa 4: Base I Inter-Club Council 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. Ailqen Club 2' NA' e A 354 5' 27, ,Fi ' 47 Ken Club ' 47 - 1' I , I ' : 1 , ' a . - 4. . you 4:40 , ke 3, 4, FHA Band 2, 3, , ARD 3,4 r - 1 " 1 1 1 - I - .i II I - I-, I . I al 4: udent Council 3, Ken Club CSIZIIFLS' 4'NFavol-'AE 3' 5 H! I MATT, "" ' ' 4' A 2' 3 4. 1 F 5" F 1 34 41 ' T Council 3, tball 2. NI K , IE NA CY I, -Y I AY ,FH 1- f 2, - , en Club 3, 4. ERSON, BETTY ecretarial Trainin - 35 , V. ,I , P RR, ILE E-Y-Teens ,1 3- Y 2, 3 4, Y. em 42 - , 3, 4F A . - ' fff .1 erett 2, , , nt ncil 4- ' - -C 2 , 1. 1,g.. -.. . -A I I Track 2' f V! 1 1 1 X! ec!.:AN, CAROL-iouare FTA 3 4: PF I R L -Square Dance Club 2, 3, 3erelil,jc2l!lCl'FdiFl ' L F sa 24 4: ' ' ' ' ' ' Y eens 2, 3, 4, Modern M si asters 3 4- ROB TS N ---I 4 2 4 ' Q F ,ntns2,KenClub2,3,4. I I .. ' ' If -fr ' I' AMY LYNN-Creara - - iters 2, Y. A 4' Cfperena ' 37 ' f'-5 ' ' ' 2- e U 'l 2- Teens 3 4- AY 2 , 5- lu 4. Iuhes' IS' S I 'H ' JEAN-A 2, 4, Honor Society 4, ' ' I I I If I. I V ' 1 O - CIUBV Dance CUID 2, 3: FHA 2, Future Nurses Club 4, Ken Club 2, FT RA?I1II3L2p 2 F ZQI IB 2 ' Y-Teens Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, 3, 4iS1UdenfCQUnCiI4I ' ' ' ' ' M0 vsic Masters 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3- ROBERTS LARRY-AY 2- O ene 2- Choir 4 4-Bd2,3,4,0l'1t 2, ,4- ' ' ' ' ' NICPQERS I 'F ffm I IV, , pererfa 2, 3, 4, Student ROBINSON, JU Y-AY 2 , or seerery II ' 5' Council 2, 3, , Choir 2, 3, 4, Ken Club 3, 4 ode I ic e if: 4, FHA 2,314:TlTeSPiBf1S 314- 2 pere 2' , TC 4, Lee ieros 3, 4, N POWELL, PEGGY-AY 2, 3, FHA 2, 4. ,Uden f, nC'l 3: O,-Chest I 3, 4: K ESQVIEIIIRHIQS -XYYLC 3- M ree 3, 1, Thgepiane , 'a es are wefrf NEAL, HERSCHEL, Hi-Y 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, 1 - 1 14: 0 USIC hop , - Sandstorm 2, ROTC 2. MBSTCYS 2, 3, 4: OP'-ffeffa 21 31 4: All-57679 JOH - re a Club 2: NEESE, AN HA 2, 3, , Ord-,esfra 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Track 3, lnternos 4, IZ. , AY , 3, 4, ki Club 2, 3, NELSON, PE Y-Y.Teen 2, 3, 4, AY 3, - Council 4, Inter-Club Council 4, C r 1 . Ba , I Press Club 3, 4, Hono iety 4, FTA 4, La PROBST1 SAI-I-Y-Y-Teens 3, 4: 21 3, 4' ROWL ETTYJ -FHA 2 3. Airos 3, 4,' AA 2, eretta 4, Intern FTA 2: FHA 4:GAA 21 3- O '- ORIE-Y-Tegs , AY 2, 3, 4, 2, Chair 4, rr Club 3, 4. PROssER, MTRE-DO 2, AY 2, f ski Pre ,. , ski Cl . , 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, NICHQLS, B' -Y-Teens 2, A 4: FHA 4: 57396 Hand 4: W4 2 La ir , 4 L ' 5 e- 3, O e,- 11,3 2, 2, .PAA 2, , ,Smden ouncil 2, Choir 2. UCKETT, TERRY GAY-Y-Tee 4, 2, 3, rnre, . . I NOR JO N- . 2, 3, 4, Y 2, 4, Press Club 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, RUD RDELI .s I I 4: AY 3, 4, F 243, pe, Choi, 2, 3, 4, La Airosa 4, Sandstorm 4, Operetra 3, 2, , , 5:1-A 2, 3, , lfwl, 2' 3, 4, I Los Viajeros 4, Internos 2. Choir 2, 3I 4, K If, I, O IIFfUCIICl3TTE:hJOl'LNgA4Y 2, 4, Operena 2, 4, RUFPIN, RAY-A 1" 4, I Club 3, 4, , . Tac 7 OH ' ' ' Baseball 2, 3, - St C 'I 2, 3, 4, OAKES, JO I- , 3, I4: Y 2, 3, 4- Ski PURCELL, EARL-AY 4, FTA 4, Wrestling RUTLANDI JAC IE 45' NE-pjggslclub 2 3, Club 2, 3, Footb Train , 4. 2 3 4I . ' , ' I FHA 4, La Arr a 2, 3, 4, Sandstorm 2, 3, O LEY, DO -DE 3, - UTNAM, CHARLANE-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY ROTC 2,31 C,,O,,2I OG EN, SHA -F 4, G 2, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Choir 2, 3, Thespians ' Chok 4. , 4. 5 OLIVER, ROBERT'-VIC ROTC , 3, 4. ORML BOBBY- quar nce C 2, Hi 2, AY 2, 3, 4, ROT 2, 3, - ORM , TT - -Teens 24, AY , FTA 3, pe ta , s Viaier 2. P PACE, R T-D 3, . I PACE, TO Y-Hi. 3, 3, , La Airosa - tic r So ietsf 3 oot- 234Tr 48 ball , , , ack , 3. PANDO BOB-AY 2 - ENB 3: 4 ROTC 2f 3, Chear , ,A .' ' Two Forty-six Q QUARTERMAN, WILLIAM-Hi-Y 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. R RADCLIFF, REX-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4. RAMSEY, BUCK-Speech Senate 2, Hi-Y 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, FTA 4, La Airosa 3, Sand Storm 3, Operetta 2, 4, Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Favorite 2. RAMSEY, RICHARD-AY 2, 3. SADDORIS, DON-AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 4, L Airosa 2, 3, 4, Sandstorm 2, 3, 4. SALAMY, FRED-AY 2, 3, 4, Los Viaieros 2. SANDLIN, L. ERVIN-AY 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Stage Hand 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Steer- ing Committee 3, 4, Student Council 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. SAWYER, TOM-Hi-Y 2, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, lnternos 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 2. IUZLKMV 'LCWJX-4472 'HL 4 jx' xl f, - SCHAFFER- DARRELL-DO 3, 4: wit, 4 - 2, 10541405242-Ldwgl ent Couric' WATTS, GARY-AY 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Internos ROTC 2- 3, 4, Choir 2, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, - , SCHMIDT, B ' l'Y , 3, 4: AY 2- t STRAIT, CARYL- Y 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3- A ' Q , Track 2, 3. SCHAUFER, RNICE FAYE-Square Dance' rche tra , 3 hoiw, 4, BI JA -Teens 4, AY Q2 3, 42 Ski Club 3, D , , , A . , -Band 2, 3,4 CI 4 O ret 2- oir 2. ' 2, 3, Bas et al , , Tennis 2, Z , - 2,-Q. A Coundl 2- X , , , . . V . - ' HE IER, R 4223, 7, I Cl.r5b,Q,,Lj QCSTT, D , IC'3, , Orchestra f Y 4- A - or S Iet 4, Internos 42' , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' HEELER,J RY-Sec taria Tr' i , , SCOTT, MA F , 2, Band 2. f 22, Hi- 4 , r ck SELDERS, DOR -Y-Teens 3, AY 3, Operettag L!-ILQKRXALE-Bask , fem' 'Bo, Img Tegm A , , , , 3, In'ernos I U Q' 5 ' -I , , . SHlN'Nl T RAMTZ4 Foo TAYLOR, ED,5,E-H, 22 AY 2, 3, 22 Foot- WHI ao, BUDDY AY 2, 3 42 Football 2, 3, SHIRLEY' I Squal all l'pEi!Debat ll 2' 3 W I TEN-Y-Toorrs 4- AY - Internos 2- Club 2, Speec e a e , 3, 4, Hi-Y J!'2Yl'OR'5 BEL IE 'Ceens. 2: AY 3' ZJ ' ,hplien - FEXNUTSES Club. 2, AY 2, 3, , Hono So ety 3, 4 ,:!L , Er? u I 2. -2 d 2 3 A Wl'llT f PATT ria,'Trai -,lg 4, Cre. 2, 3, 4, 2 . ir , , , TEAGUE KANAYEI-AY I 2 ,ASP H Cl M,,,e,5 j I FHA 2, 3. Kon Club , 3, 4, Thospr , 4, Dr-,Molay FH 22' . 2 ' J., ff! .l'. WH TTENBURG, EYELYN-AY 2, 3, 4, Honor 2, 3' A2 es . S -xc! 1 .. we O.. . : os Vraleros dew 3, 22 OTC 42 Stu n C. 3,2 A2 SHORES, S Y JO-AY 3, 4, Press Club TER BQQB2- , F A !Z n cw - Y ,Miss AHS 4. 4? la All' ' r . f T eq V UE' 4. 'WICKE , TOMMY-Square Dance Club 2, 3, SIBLEY, SONJA- 2, 3, F A 2, Choir 2, 3. ' ' DO 32 AY Q2 32 Vlc 3, Qperelfa 2, 3, 4, SIMMONS, CAR Hi Il 3, Track 3, ROTC 2, I 43,456 . j SIMoNS LILLIE-AW 4- FHA 2 3 4 SIMS, FLORENCE-FHA: 2, GA' lj SIMS, MARLENE-FHA 2, 3, gfiretta 2, Choir 2, 3. SIMS, ROBERT-AY 4, Track 3. SLATER, SUSAN ANN--AY 2, 3, 4, Press Clus 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Honor Society 4, FTA 2, La Airosa 3, 4, Sandstorm 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, THOMAS, ALVIN-AY 2, 3 . ROTC 2, 3. THOMASON, KATTIE-Square Dance Club 3, AY 2, 3,4- 'ro ' 3 ub 3, Hi-Y 2, , Press Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, La Airosa 2, 3, 4, Sandstorm 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Inter-Club Council TOWN, ETH , 3, 4, Inter s 2 4, Clubg TO D B Golf 2, Band 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. WILHITE, KAY-Square Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Los Vialeros 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. WILHITE, MERWIN-AY 3, 4, VIC 4, Choir 4. WILKINS, PAULA-Secretarial Training 4, Y- Teens 2, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Tennis 2, os Vialeros 2, Ken Club 2, 3, 4. LIAMS, SUVILA-FHA 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2, ROTC 4, Internos 2, nt2 ,r'. P 'CI bg-S5'eeH enZle.:ii ,EY IAMS, TIMMIE-Square Dance Club 2, 3, Council 3, 4, choir 2, 3, Tr: are Chaz? ' n 5 UMa ,egi-20' ,fwey 33 ,f oorrs 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Icorr Club 2, 3, 4, r nd I4. -5 L ' 2 S- Sa 0,254 '22 O ' ' C ,3, SLEMP, DOLQRESI AN-AY FHA a 2 '2 ,C 2, gs ,Zales -' 7 Sfudea WILLI .JAMES-AY 2, VIC 2, Wres- 2, 3, 4, Qrfdub Cnmgl 2- Choir 2. ACi '3 Chair 2g'aZgl4- Ken 3 4- tling 2. SLOVER' PAT JEAN-Sq ti Club 2' ' 'A hes dz. 3 24- ' lan Scroll 4 am, u SON' N-Y' ens 47 AY 2' 3' 47 FHA 3' 4idFHA GAA 05 VlaI ' f VV' pigil, Operetta 2, erleader 4, Choir 2, 2, Stu ent Counc - iv ' 2 ' , - . . . I en Q I 32 4, SMITH, ROBERT-HL 2293, 4, AY 3, 4, 2 3 ' Oigggiif 4' AY V5 I' oN, ANN-AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Tack Zi lffbflll 3 Af 'flhsiz' , ' TRIPL 'IDANET-S5'oooh' senate 4, AY 2, l , 0" is , , SMlTl"lr B ' I AY 21 31 4? Skl ClUb 25:21. Ski CUB 3 4, Opereh f If-2 3 WISE, W 1-Y , 2, 3, SIRI Club 4, 2, 3, 4, Athle IC Hon Society 4, 2F9z55'Hf dem CO., 1,2 ' 4' G r 2. Fav ' 4' ' or 50555 I 4, ,ball 2, Ken Club 2' 3' 'lf Sludenl ' 2' 3'x4"A Va' 'IV - TRO MAN MARJUGIETISY-Too '-A 4 Vick, Steering Cornrnitt , ' 2 FHA 3 4-.J H, ' MA A 3, F 2, 3, Band SMITH, DOROTHY-AY 2, 3, Wb TUBBS'M,K " 3 4, 6542. ,3, 4. C 3, 4, FTA 2, Sandstorm 3, C eerleader 4, TUCKE'R VERNA ' ' ns 3 2-'AY WlTQE5R, BUDDY..l-li.Y,2, AY'2I Slgilles. Golf 2, 3, 4, Internos , Inter-ClUb Coun- ' I, I dew 2. FHA . Bangll fb oir Y oil 4. T '-AN ju A 2, Kin' C WITHERSPOON, BETTY ons 4, 3, 4, SMITH, HERMALYN-Y-Teen 4- AY 2,2-4.205 3 ' , ' SAT' Iob ijyffswo ' arf 4, 4, 4, Honor Society 4, FHA 4, Ch ' - Steeringi-3,2,",.D" -' - , h Stu Co 4. fx Committee 2, Student Council , , Ken de Oi?NModerY Ai,C2'A2gs:,2,S 2' F SO, WG D,2DO O 2g5?AY 22, 3, - .cir 2. SFIIIIIITHSIJEANNIE AY 3 4- Operetta 2- Los Band ' 'olcheslfa S- en Club ' FHA 2 'SA YN-G 'iw Cheer' I Vialeros 3, 4, choir 2. QJXAGAA 252 FHA WOODWA , RO Y 2,'SkSIq,,Qlub 4, SMITH, JIMMY-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Wres- fr ' ' 1,2-,X F -2, Img , Band. 3, ,ly tling 2, 3, 4. W' Wo Y, BETTY-FH 2, 3. - SOREILE, PHYLLIS IcARoL-Y-Toons 4, AY 2, "3"' -4 OOTEN,' BOBBIE-AY2,.oporo - Choir 3, 4, FTA 2, GAA 2, 3, Internos 2, 3. SOLNICK, BRENDA RAE-Debate Club 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, my FTA 2, 3, 4, La Airosa 3, 4, Sandstorm 3, 4,eG 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, Internos 2, -Ke lub 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Quill a roll 3, 4. SPARKS, PAT-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y 2, 3, Press Club 4, FTA 4, La Airosa 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4. SPARKS, SHEILA-AY 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Los Viaieros 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. SPEED, JERRY-AY 2, 3, VIC 2, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. STAFFORD, CARROLL RAY-AY 2, Football 2, 3, 4. STICKSEL, JOHN CHARLES-Hi-Y 2, AY 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, ROTC 4, Los Viaieros 2, Inter-Club Council 2, Choir 2. STIMSON, BARBARA-AY 4. STONE, BILLY--Wrestling 3, 4. STORRS, LOIS-Y-Teens 4, AY 2, 3, 4, FHA 4. STOUT, GLYN-HI-Y 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, eretta 2, Golf 2, Internos 3, "3I5E'2AY2 5 ADDILL, MIKE-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4AY' '3, 4 Vjlrestl' 22.3, S S - - WR EDB . , .TX WAGGONER, BOB ,F4, FHA Axhlag Vialeros 2, Choir 2 , - . , Kg! 4 'S' S-3 - . x Q W ER, CHERRY- quare Da ce"CIub 2, e 2, 32 Y-Teens 2, 2, 2 M221 3, 2: ROTIZS,-RENNETH . 3, 4, FHA 4, Pr b 3, 4, Ski C , 4, H ociety ' , 3, 4, La Airosia -3- Sandstorm 4, In s CI iagcs ARD-AY 3' 47 Holi: Somew A7 2, 3, 4, IMQTQC Council 2, 3, Ken CUIQQ- U ' ' 2, 3, 4, Thesplans 4,2,Quill and Scroll 4. V, t Z Q WALKER, BILLY-AY2 4, Press Club 4, La Y Airosa 3, 4, Athletic r Society- 3, 4, Z, JERRY,.SpeeC me 22 AY Cheerleader 4: Football 2, r Tri 354: 2, 3 4- Baskezball 2, 3, 4- Srooerar' Council Student Council 2, Choir 2, Quill ,W 2 3-,K , CI b , 4' I , en um WALKER, DENNIS, AY 2, 3, Choir 2, N4, Operetta 3. WARD, JANICE-DE 4, Speech Senate 2, A 4, FTA 2, 3, Operetta 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. ZIMMERMAN, WALTER-Q-AY 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling 2. - '- ZIMMERMAN, 4, AY 2, 3, 4, SRI Club 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. WARREN, BARBARA-spooorr Senate 3, YZ' Teens 2, AY 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Choir 2. WATSON, EDITH-AY 4, FHA 2, 3, 4. TWO Forty-seven aww 130 l ,N 7 , 4- ALL GOOD THINGS . . musT come To an end, and so The edi- Tors and The business manager of The 1956 La Airosa bid you adieu. There is an old Spanish saying ThaT The pub- lishers should leave Town aTTer a book has gone To press, and so-you see Them on Their way To Siberia. If you are noT sarisfied wiTh The book, if The wrong name appears under your picTure, or even if your picTure is lefT ouT, you may address your complainTs To RuTh HunTer Trickey, Billy Walker, or BeTTy Townsend, world Travelers, cfo Ameri- can Embassy, Baku, Aserbadzan. This picTure shows how we would liked To have lefT Town, on The SanTa Fe's special La Airosa LimiTed, ThaT IS... 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