Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX), Class of 1958, Cover

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I N 1 r I Adminishafion Counselors Faculfy Office Slaff TOMORROWLAND Class Officers Seniors Juniors Sophomores ADVENTURELAND Deparlmenls Clubs Organizalions Spor+s FANTASYLAND Beau'ries Favorifes Wl1o's Who Acfivifies FRONTIERLAND Supporiers Pafrons Aclver+isemen+s Index N COMMEMORATION of one of fhe mosf evenfful years in our school's hisfory, fhe edifors and members of fhe sfaff of fhe I958 La Airosa have sfrived fo presenf fhis edifion in parallel of our own Sandieland wifh Walf Disney's Magic Kingdom in Anaheim. California. We have selecfed Main Sfreef fo represenf fhose faifh- ful friends on fhe faculfy who represenf fhe confinuous flow of feaching fhaf fills fhe classrooms af Sandieland. We honor fhe fraining of foday's sfudenfs as fomorrow's cifizens in fhis afomic- safellife age in our Tomorrowland secfion. We feel fhaf fhe counf- less dozens of organizafions, deparfmenfs, afhlefic and co-curricular acfivifies offer us a real advenfure in our preparafion of our fufure years. We have fabbed fhis Advenfureland. Our Queen, favorifes, cheerleaders, Who's Who and our Miss Sandieland remind us of fhe sforybook pasf as Fanfasyland. Those fine supporfers who have made fhis edifion possible wifh financial aid are indicafive of fhe faifh and cooperafion of fhe early pioneers who laid fhe foundafion for our prairie Fronfierland which is now a growing cify. Amarillo High School has been known as "Sandieland" for many years, due fo fhe repufafion of fhe famous Golden Sandsform afhlefic feams. This year, in parficular, A.H.S. has been a "magic kingdom." Our own principal, Dr. R. B. Norman, served as Presidenf of fhe Nafional Associafion of Secondary School Principals. One of our senior sfudenfs, David Park, was named lnfernafional co-presidenf of fhe Allied Youfh. Our Golden Sandie foofball feam received fop raf- ings and swepf across fheir opponenfs in gridiron classics fhrough fhe fall. Our sfudenfs received counfless sfafe and nafional awards and scholarships. Our publicafions, liferary feams, musical and voca- fional groups won honors on regional, sfafe and nafional levels. All fhese wonderful memories and our learning made fhis a magic year af Sandieland which is, in a way, OUR OWN isneyland Page 3 ',g,5-M,,,,.,?Y M, 'WG' V mfr ,pg Q , , I H -fw . f-4.4brfIi?a L fwq - 4- M E 25:52 M H Sis V 'f m Y ESLEYFQWY W .v ,my N W M ' I ' , ww,,.w.w,.,q . Sf?igKQf,jn,4'g'.X' f. ,L ,V., v X, "M" U 1 M1 Q Mya fy , 1. ww WT, Afwfw EM may J 4, W M we My ,ar 1 K Mg.mwfmw.w The SA 2 42314 v',h fax, :J f1".2fLf'J' 'mzwwv w f w M ,,., , L.,b. .N .V., 5- ,m,L .,.L, . M L,,. ,.,,, . M: ,, , . . ,. 1 Pvff , f ,jj-1 V ,,'.4bgi':f '2., 'K '1'fS?i"'1ff'?E'fVV2iWFY'ggiiffi' -an V ' . A4 ,I K . H . ' l af 'MM .fl 'P J - 1 7 , . .,-N ' -' kg V- f!'.,1w:. V ' . 4, 5 , , 1 24 P Aki WL 'Av-1 Q?"?g,.fif' N, ffifjif ' ag I -Q xy w,5i3?gJi,p'Qf.'4f. ff .f,:5,-fyqagfp r 1' Nr 1 , ' 0 f, H. ai . ' .. nw M ,. 1 'BS X 1 l Qt iw'- Elf , L, 2 if f ...gi 'J 4 J.. 6 Gladys Wallis . el., ,r- nge 4 1 el a By Miss Gladys WalHs RACKLESS LANDS, swepf by free and ,L winds fhaf whirled across flaf sfrefches, were producfive, yesl, in fall, green grass. Now, fhe same area is producfive in fhe fulfillmenf for mind and spirif for fall, bronzed youfh, and for genfle, courageous youfh. Land, af low price, plus fanfasfic sfories of greaf profifs fo be made in ranching, broughf many families fo fhe vicinify of Amarillo from I885 fo l889. These land-hungry pioneers came from fhe Easf, from fhe Soufh, and from fhe Norfhl Yef fhey had one common inferesf. They wanfed free public schools for fheir children. No funds were available for school urposes. Thus, 'Furnishing fheir own funds was fhieir only' hope. Seeing lhe fask ahead, fhey wenf fo work: and in less 'rhan fhree years, fhey organized Poffer Counfy, locafed fhe school lands, levied a special school fax, paid 55.00 for a schoolhouse, and opened fhe firsf free public school in Amarillo. This 55.00 school building was no joke. There was no money for a building: and fhe Texas laws af fhaf fime, did nof permif fhe vofing of bonds for school buildings. Consequenfly, fhe school board purchased fhe fown's femporar courfhouse for fhe sum of 55.00 fo house fhe children. This weafher-boarded building was moved fo an area befween Harrison and Van Buren Sfreefs, and Eighfh and Ninfh Avenues. Affer being repaired, painfed, and furnished, if was ready for school use, Therefore, fhis 55.00 building, wifh S75.00 per monfh feacher, opened ifs doors fo fhe children of Amarillo in Sepfember, I889. ARLY YIELD of fhe educafional advenfure was Life in fhe new school was simple. Liffle affenfion was given fo scienfific lighfing and fo venfilafing fhe building. ln facf fhe warped boards and cracks fook care of fhe venfilafion, and fhe "pof bellied" sfove provided heaf in fhe win- fer. The school's drinking wafer came from a barrel fhaf was filled once or fwice a week. The only problem here came when a child leff fhe lid off fhe barrel and fhe fumble weeds had fo be fished ouf of if. The curriculum of fhe early school was defer- mined by fhe needs of fhe people. Each child used 'lhe books, his own, or "hand-downs" from his former home. These books were for fhe mosf parf McGuffey's READER, Ray's ARlTHMETlC, and Websfer's BLUE BACK SPELLER. Spelling was more or less fhe core of fhe curriculum. A "head- mark" meanf as much honor fo fhe pioneer child as fhe honor of playing firsf violin in foday's fine orchesfra means fo foday's child. Yes, 'lhey sfudied hard and fhe old-fimer will say "la-do...and how we could spell." lf was fun fo spell such words as BOIS D'ARC and ASAFETIDA. Then, foo, fhey liked debafing. No, fhey didn'f debafe such subiecfs as "Will fhe Rockef reach fhe moon," buf such profound subjecfs as "Resolved: Thaf fhe horse is a more useful animal fhan fhe cow" or "Thaf fhe mind of a man is superior fo fhaf of a woman." Among fhe early school masfers were many colorful characfers. Such was fhe one who "home- sfeaded" while feaching. His pupils say fhaf he rarely ever gof fo school before fen o'clock in fhe morning. Anofher was a superinfendenf whose fame as a disciplinarian has persisfed fhrough fhe years. His riding quirf was respecfed by all. ln spife of fhe professor's quirl, playing hooky was nof uncom- mon. A favorife hooky spof was nof fhe Double Dip, buf fhe caffle pens along fhe Forf Worfh and Denver railroad fracks in fhe norfhwesf parf of fown. Wafching fhe caffle being puf fhrough lhe loading chufes was greaf sporf. EVERENTLY THE early generafions nur- fured fhe infellecfual process. The wind, fhe dusf, fhe droufhs, and fhe fumble weeds did nof prevenf fhe progress of educafion. By I898 fhe rains had sef in, and fhe school building was in fhe middle of a lake. To gef fhe school ouf of fhe mud and fo provide more room for fhe increasing enroll- menf was a pressing need. By I899 fhe 55.00 school building had received addifions on all sides. Even an old saloon building was sef along fhe back addifion, fo fhe soufh side, fo provide addifional room for fhe growing popu- lafion. Sfill fhere was no money for building a new school. Again pioneer resourcefulness and ingenuify solved fhis fough problem. Texas laws permiffed an incorporafed fown fo vofe bonds fo build a cily hall, buf nof 'lo vole bonds lo build a school building. A plan by which lhe lown, when incorporaled, would build a ci'ly hall and lhen lease if fo fhe school dislricl, was adopled. The fown was incorporafed, bonds were vofed and sold. Thus funds were provided for a new brick school building. The selecled building sife, 'lhe l300 block befween Polk and Tyler Sfreels, was opposed by many people. They 'lhough'l lhal lhe 'lown would never exlend lhal far soulh. I ARELY IS such rich fulfillmenl garnered from a vasl wasleland. A magnificenl building program was inilialed in I906. Because of 'lhe increase in populafion, which was lhe resull of many new induslries being localed in 'lhis vicinify, lhe expansion has been sleady. ln I906 a 525,000 school building was erec'led on Johnson Sfreef, fhe bes'l residenlial slreel. l909-I0 found a new High School building soulh of lhe "Red Brick" building. Al presenl if is lhe Elizabelh Nixon Junior High School. ln lhe year I922, 'lhe presen'l High School building was occupied. ln rapid succession, olher unils were added lo fhis original building. The High School Armory-Gymnasium, also, was ex- panded. I952 found high school classes localed in lhe Tyler Slreef unil of Nixon Junior High School. The curriculum of 'lhe Amarillo school syslem has changed wilh lhe limes. As has been slafed, 'lhe fhree R's largely defermined 'lhe curriculum of fhe pioneer school. Then as lhe needs of fhe communily grew, lhe .slriclly academic subiecls were offered. The influence of World War l is reflecled on lhe philosophy of lhe school: Educalion is no more 'lo be considered a luxury. Sludenls cannol afford lo spend lime sfudying lhe lore of lhe pas'l ages for ils own sake, or working malhemalical puzzles. The educalion of 'lhis new age musl be praclical. The l940's era, also, broughl revisions of 'lhe curriculum 'lo mee'l' 'lhe requiremenfs of 'lhe new social order lhal had developed during 'lhe depres- sion. School visifors find sludenls singing, painfing, reading, sfanding on lheir feel expressing an opinion, working difficull malhemafical problems, pursuing senlence slruclures, analyzing Shakespeare, making furnifure, sewing garmenfs, balancing menus, discussing world problems, and wriling news ifems. The progress lha'l has been made since l889 did nof come by chance. The members of fhe Board of Educalion in 'lhe pas'l and in lhe presenl, have planned well. The enfire communify of Amarillo has worked for belfer educalional oppor- funilies. I UST AS lhe influence of aclive parficipa- lion in school aclivilies vibrales, ever oulward, in enlarging circles, 'lhe conlinuing influence of menlal and spirilual lraining is reflecled. The salisfaclion of being a good communify ci'lizen is 'lhe achieve- menl of unnumbered, earlier occupanls of 'lhese classrooms. Former graduales reminesce of 'lheir cullural, polilical, and social parficipalion in na- lional groups, and in scienlific and liferary fields. Their conlribulions are many, running from science, engineering, lilerary produclion, and differenl media of enlerlainmenl. They pay homage lo lhe enlhusiasm of recenl individual accomplishmenls of sludenls. When school represen'la'lives have spoken before a Con- gressional group, before a nalional educalion group, sang before an inlernalional group, and lravelled across an inlernalional border lo en'ler- lain our neighbors, 'lheir good-will added fo 'lhe illuslrious refleclions of earlier graduales. Slale and nalional circles benefil from lhe knowledge and abilily of lhese sons and daughlers of former years. ROUDLY HAVE we accepfed fhe presence of 'lhe dislinguished inviled guesfs of 'lhe school. Sludenls have en'ler'lained and benefifed from 'lhe visi'ls of Governors, Congressmen, wrilers, oralors, and educalors. These have conlribuled lheir spe- cial kind of personalily lo our lore. Fascinaled, have s'luden'ls lisfened lo inlernalional figures, who have come fhis way 'lo observe 'lhis lypical Amer- ican way of learning. These planned fours lo observe fhis school have reflecfed 'lhe accomplish- menls of 'lhe Adminislrafion, of lhe facully, and of lhe Sludenls. EARS COME AND GO. The conlinuily of school experiences is exhileraling, is safisfying. Each lime you hear lhe opening sfrains of "AHS, Oh, AHSl," each 'lime you see fhe unfurling of 'lhe gold and black colors, each lime you see a personal expression of lhe Honor Code, each 'lime you see 'lhe fall, quie'I' shadow of lhe man, whose devofed years of exemplifying each hollowed lradilion, in fhe sunlighl of lhese halls, you know lhal all lhis is your herilage! This is your saga of Sandieland! "Vl:'here we are, ofhers have been: where we are, of ers will be!" r' Page 7 ace B The firsl' school house in Amarillo was lhe frame slruclure piclured above localed be- lween Eigh+h and Ninlh and Harrison and Van Buren Sfreeis. Whal' is now Elizabefh Nixon Junior High School was Amarillo's firsl high school building, .consirucled in I909-IO. The presenl building was finished in l922. These four lovely ladies are lhe I894 gradualing class, 'Phe firsl' for Amarillo schools. They are: Mary K. Brookes, sfanding leffg Eula Trigg. slanding righh Daisy D. Marlin lMrs. Tom Curriel, sealed leffg and Flora Mc- Gee, sealed righl. m,.A ,w.v.-ew... .,', r, mfm,mfrwwm One of 'rhe major improvemenls in +he growing of Amarillo was 'lhe laying of +rolley fraclcs down Polk S'l'ree'l in lhe early l900's. This piciure, from The files of 'lhe Amarillo Daily News and Globe-Times, was 'laken beiween Second and Third S+ree+s. N THESE PAGES are scenes of lhe early I6 on e plains. Piciures of a ci'ry being buill' and schools 'filling lhe needs of lhese induslrious pioneers. As 'lhe populaiion increased, 'l'he needs 'For schools. 'leachers and equipmeni grew. The cilizens of Amarillo mel' This need wifh adequafe buildings and fhe begin- nings of a program fo meel' 'lhe infellecfual and culfural needs of iis youlh. The founding of 'l'he Reserve Officer Training Corps reflecled 'lhe 'Ifrend of educafion following World War I when educafion was no longer considered a luxury. The ROTC uni+ al Sandieland has always been a major ac+ivi+y and helped frain counfless young men for pre-service fundamenlals for World War ll. Page 9 "Fr 1- 235 L .wg s 2 . v l 1 v 'I an N ,LA '? '1 -,vi .3-'L' ' 5- Y- fa Q A ' ul' I A' wdifv sf an Q M In if ,AW Mg- Wil I n Q ' ' N PET? I Q ii Q? , A .Q A mg, K f f M E ' sw 1... 4 6 , wif ww ,. ,ww f 1: J. wifi: Y ' , V , 1 Q' W , , M' . . f 1. A i ws W W W? U I . 1 , sw 9 Q b Q 5 X ..,,.' W , ,.., A W my M M Z I ., 1 M ' A I 'V L A f 25 , ,f 7 J .. 7' - , wg Q ,Ig k ,,4 1 7 ff' My , wh M ,few .w f , J w D Y E' Z In H W 4 ' 9 1 ' ' ag U' , 'fm 1 ,. 5 N 31 yu G 5 5 f fag. 3 1, I' , I Q y A. , . ,V A 'llmgwzgla21f2,,lz:ti5Qil5-Qin etlyfiz j 'A -' . .A ,xiigzw .,.. ,.... . Mlftiywv-'Mmm Ygw W, -. .,.. ww fi' -,-- p ...- - my B .... : . Q U Q " V w1ETW4dZ?1f:'35: I ...- , V. " 'B 5. '11 'Ltr -. WW' 213 -'f-'- :W-Wm bw Miss Dorinda E. Bond, one ol Sandieland's all-lime fa- vorile 'leachers gave her life in service +o A.l"l.S. in an aufomobile accidenl relurn- One of 'lhe longes+ 'lradilions in Sandieland is lhe annual coronalion of lhe Queen. This specalcular is presenfed each year during +he annual Back-fo-School nigh? of American Edu- calion Week in early November. The queen is elecled by 'lhe enlire sludenl' body in Ocfober. ing from Canyon where The Sandsform is published. She was publicalions sponsor and 'leac er of English 'For sev- eral years. Sfudenls al A.H.S. during World War ll, like sfudenls all over lhe counlry, boughl' war bonds and honored +heir classmafes and alums who wenl off lo +he service of lheir counlry. Mr. Thomas Haynie, now dean of women, was sponsor of +he sludenf council which was in charge of +he proiecls. Represen+a'live of +he lype of musical ensembles which have performed 'lor counlless civic groups +hroughou+ +he decades is lhis Four Hils and a Miss of l'he early I940's. Mr. J. F. Paschal, presenl direclor of publicalions, is piclured al lhe exlreme righl. Mrs. Julia Dean Evans, former choir direclor is al' lhe piano. Page l I 1 1 .f ' 5 l f A if 5 i s H i S J..-4 lbjaawv-f Highlighf of a conlesl which was allended by some iourleen hundred Sandieland siudenisl parenls and iriends was 'lhe iudging of fhe lhre 'iinalisls for 'lhe Miss Sandieland conlesl by movie slar Fess Parlrer in Disneyland Parl: during lhe Chrislmas Holidays. The girls, are, lei? l righl, Eva Jo Miller, Melaney McAfee, and Sylvia Ramsey. The winner is revealed on page 22l of lhis edilion. Page I2 ODAY AT SANDIELAND, during +he I957-58 school year, 'lhe aclivilies conlinue 'lo inleresl' 'lhe slu- den+s in adding +o lheir ins+ruc+ion. The fall in A.l"l.S., like all high schools in Texas and lhe greal Soufhwesl, finds lhe aclivilies cenlering around "king foo'lball." The Golden Sandies gridders were lhe cenler ofqallenlion during lhe 'lime from Sepfember +o December. Chrislmas Holidays highlighled lhe winler, followed by mid-'rerm examinalions. The spring broughl spring sporls, senior aclivilies and commencement Dances were held, clubs had meelings, lhe lilerary 'reams compeied in lnlerscholaslic League meels. Mosl of lhese evenls, lhough, are covered in lhe La Airosa summer supplemenl. The Sandielancl campus ioday as oiciured from +he air shows The surrounding buildings and residences. The large planf is locaied ai l2OO Polk Sfreei. Laiesi addifion fo ihe plani is ihe Sfudeni Council-sponsored parking lo+ on fhe norih laf righil end of 'ihe building. ww., ,.Mwme.ss,,,6. Caieferia-annex was complefed in l95l-52 school year 'lo accommodafe ihe increase in enrollmeni. The building also includes lhe vocalional shops for meials, aufo- mechanics and drawing. The cafeieria serves 2500 meals daily 'for A.H.S. and neighboring Elizabeih Nixon Junior High siudenfs. Amarillo Sfadium is used by all high school and iunior high 'reams in fhe ciiy for fooiball games and Track meefs. Mosl offen, siudenis remember 'ihe Friday nigh? games, like fhe one shown above iaken in Oclober, I9S7, Page I3 Q iff? '- i I . .75 v 451' 4, .A - V, ,J-tl, '. ' iv w X , , W1 S '32 I , if . me .Q Q .. E 1 6 ME M ,g' 'ly' JJ? ' l 1qg,5'K?. , , M , fi Us 'Q 1 "1 2 - K f .. 5- is TE' 'I Q ig? -1' f?'X.Af A a in .fl "SL ' ' fi , '6 Q. Q 1111" ' x I P if Qf N U is j ibvnim N, ' ,S . Q2 . If gy fj ff' z QW Q A .gi 'M iff-WA l ,..,. :I M Wi ., , .5 N ':5::::' "xg 17' 'K 4 - N5iW?l"G1,i'7J.f Q. , N, . ., ,, wg, ,f MJ' - . - AA -92 .B e t Q , . ,M , .X 'WS G S 4' v I x , hlighl of fhe fall social season was The Miss Sandieland lesl' which fealured lwenly-eighl sfudenls in a 'lalenl and u+y parade. Miss Rufh Colfer, above, is being escorled Ronnie Roberlson as one of 'lhe 'ren finalisfs. ir aclivify 'For lhe Allied Youlh Posl in -58 was 'lhe lreh lo Buchhill Falls, Penn- nia, in November. These girls, Belly n, Kay Kendrick and Myra Anne Slradfey piclured paclring for lhe long bus frip 1 included slops af Washingfon and New Cily. WU x Preparalions for lhe Miss Sandieland confesl were direcfed by Judy Sulfon and Terry Li'H'e of lhe La Airosa slaff. The fheme was +he buildings in Holly- wood which lhe sludenls were fo visil' in December. Dislricl' champion Sandies and lheir coach, Joe Kerbel, were honorees af a Vicfory Dance following +he Sandie-Don loolball game. Coach Kerbel spolre briefly lo 'lhe sludenfs who had galhered 'lo pay homage lo 'lheir viclorious leam. Dances al' Sandieland are fhe mosi popu- lar of social funclions. This one followed fhe Miss Sandieland conlesl where fhe 'finalisls were named. Page I5 age I6 E D I c A T I0 N o o o of +he i958 La Airosa is made 'lo a man who has given much of his lime and +alen+ for lhe beHermen+ of his s+uden+s and +o 'lheir learning lhe subiecl as well as how +o be good ciiizens in +he complex lives +hey face following grad- ua+ion. For his friendly smile, which preludes his personali+y, for his service as Assis'ran+ Prin- cipal in fhe recenl' pasf, for his leadership as head of Sandielancl's Malhemalics Depar+men+ and for his warm leadership as a fine member of 'lhe A.H.S. facully, we, lhe edilors and members of lhe slaff of lhe i958 La Airosa,dedica+e our endeavor +o . . . . . M. L. MATHERLEY MAINSTREET me mum ' JK' w Q' 63' 991 Q 13 f . 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M H m,wf.,,Lgg,g f L M ' "' i?.'K,S1T4 A H4 ,wwf v- V- W- 5:3565 K ., Page 20 The Faculty Superinfendeni' ' 2 I Principal 0 22 Adminisfrafion 0 24 Teachers ' 26 BARBARA SCHUTTS -Edi+or- Administration . . . NEW SUPERINTENDENT LISTS GOALS ACHIEVED Success, friendships, undersianding, a sound philoso- phy of life, and responsible cifizenship-lhese are 'rreasures s+uden+s can reap from lheir years in Am- arillo High School. These are goals devoully 'lo be wished by any high-school s+uden+, and Amarillo High School is geared lo encourage lhe achievemenl' of 'rhese goals. Wi+h lhe lheme, "Uni+ecl We Win", 'rhe sludenls of Amarillo High School have devoled lhemselves lo doing all 'lhings well. The resul+ is a happy school and an effeclive school. l consider i+ a privilege and a pleasure lo be asso- cialed wi'l'h you in Amarillo High School. Be assured of my cons+an+ cooperalion, inieresl and supporl' for '+he high-school s+uden+s of Amarillo. JOHN W. McFARLAND, Superirrlendeni Amarillo Public Schools "'-iq-pq..-0-'li 3 Page 21 Admlhistratrbn. . . s.,..3wss,,, PRINCIPAL NORMAN PRAISES SPIRIT AS 'UNITED WE WIN' Greoiingsz Our moflo or slogan for +I-:is year is "Uni+ed We Win". When fhis appears in prin+, +he scores will already be posfecl in lhe inierscholaslic compe'l'i'rive BVBNIS: bui Ihese viclories recorded on 'l'he score board will noi' 'fell 'lhe whole s+ory. Our slogan has much grealer meaning Ihan inferschool vic+oriesg for +hrough unify lhere is slrenglh, Ihere is co-operalive efforl for achievement Ihere are peaceful reIa+ions, +I-mere is happiness and fellowship, 'lhere are friendships devel- oped deep and permanent and above all lhere is Ihe ulfimaie of effort success. l am proud of A.H.S.-i'ls worlhy lradilions, ils ideals of honor above self, 'rhe loyally of ils consliluenls, ils oulslanding achievemenls in a greal variely of aclivi- lies and in 'rhe place of honor and presfige' which il' enjoys among 'rhe finesi high schools of our counlry. l exlend 'ro each of you my besl' wishes as you carry on 'rhe fine Iradilions of A.H.S. inlo your life beyond school. Sincerely yours, rf. B. NORMAN Page 22 Principal GREETINGS from Principal can be in 'lhe 'form of a "howdy" or al a formal banquel. Here, he is lallcing wilh a Marine officer in Washinglon. IDMINISTRATOR PRESIDES OVER IATIONAL PRINCIPAIJS GROUP llhough Principal Norman's schedule was crowded wifh meelings am coasl +o coasf, Sandielancl was more proud of him 'rhan ever l957-58 as he served as Presidenl of lhe Nalional Associalion of fcondary School Principals. Dr. Norman presided al lhe nafional lnvenlion in Indianapolis in February, bul spenl counlless weekends fligh+ across lhe counlry addressing various meefings. Dr. Norman s served on +he execufive commilfee of +he N.A.S.S.P. for veral years. 'X PORTRAIT of one of The naiion's leading educalors, whose service 'lo Amarillo High School for aImos+ +hree decades has been highIigh+ed wilh coun+Iess honors, including an honorary Doc+or of Leffers from his Alma Maler, Hardin-Simmons. EDUCATOR'S ORIENTATION CONFERENCE which Principal Norman aHended in April of i957 was one of lhe counlless lreks he has made during +he pasf year as presidenf of fhe Nafional Associalion of Secondary Schools Principals. Dr. Norman is slanding, second from lhe Iefl. -Official U. S. Army Photograph Page 23 Page 24' ,amwnwwr Arlmirzirtration... ASSISTANT PRINCIPAI. ll. W. LYNCH OFFERS ADVICE Greeiingsr l believe 'lhal' all of us have found +ha+ l957-58 was one of 'l'l1e mos? beneficial for all concerned 'rha'r we have experienced in Sandieland 'For a long, long +ime. The 'friends we have gained here will always be remem- befed. The excilemen+ of +he a+hle'ric even+s, +he awarcli. 'lhe honors and our aclivilies will long be a very real perl' of us. As we selecled The lheme "l..lnil'G-cl We Win", ancl carried il' 'lhrough lhe year, l believe we learned +ha+ we could do iusi +ha+. As we go our individual ways in 'lhe fufure, we shall all loolr baclc al' Sandieland, l957-58, as one of our lruly finesl years. Sincerely yours, lu. H. W. LYNCH, Assisfanl Principal . gE5-::- 1::" il ' 1 M A A 1. sf fix lf, i 1-4 ,jar -J 443, V MRS. THOMAS HAYNIE Dean of Girls flministration . . . ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMPRISED MR E 0F DEAN AND COUNSELOR STAFF mmiHee for advice +o fhe Principal and his assisianf is one composed of Q Dean of Women, Mrs. Thomas Haynie, and 'lhe 'I'hree class counselors. ss Minnie Feierabend began her firsf year as senior counselor, following ar a decade as iunior counselor. E. L. HammiH' s+epped in+o Miss Feiera- 1d's vacafed iunior posf. Miss Jane Williams became sophomore counselor er serving as head of Girl's Physical Educafion for a number of years. unselors al' Sandieland serve as assisianis +o ihe principal in arranging iedules for lransfer s'I'uden+s, advisors 'For sluidenfs who need a schedule inge, and slrive +o serve as voca+ional and educalional consulfanis for groups. ln addi+ion +o her counseling duiies, Miss Feierabend serves as senior class sponsor, secrefary +o lhe Awards Commiliee of +he 'Facull'y, l principal advisor for college preparalion and fesfing. Mr. HammiH' insors +he Fufure Teachers chapfer. Mrs. Haynie serves as coordinafor of ivifies and main'rains fhe school calendar, in addifion 'lo her a'Hendance du+ies. 'Fw-.-num in NIR- PAUL All-EY MR. s. G. ANTHONY MR- QHARLE5 BACON MRS. FRANCIS BAKER 'HIHSWVY and Fcolball Commerial Subiecls HISIOFY- Foolball Homemaking ancl N, I Teacher Credil Union and Baskelball Fulure Homemakers of America Sponsor Faculty. . . THESE FRIENDS GREETED US MRS- C- P- ATWOOD CURRICULUM subiecls al Sandieland range from all H056 vi 'Ihe DePa"'l'men+ of English phases of 'lhe academic and cullural. Above a class in parliamenlary procedure meels in one of lhe speech classes. 4 MISS VIOLA BALLARD MR. HAROLD D. BIGHAM MR. HENRY BLEDSOE MR. J. M. BOSWELL Spanish and Dislribulive Eclucalion Physical Eclucalion Malhemalics and Los Vialeros Sponsor and D.E. Club Sponsor Page 26 Allied Youlla Sponsor iyx ,nur 'Y ' X sf ARS. CORRAH BRAUDT MRS. SYBAL BRIERLEY MR. VIRGIL L. BROWN MRS. JACKIE CAIN Commercial Subiecls Commercial Subiecls and Biology and Sophomore Chemislry Senior Class Sponsor Hi-Y Sponsor AT REGISTRATION TIME... .CADEMIC classes include some voca'I'ionaI work a+ MR. C. A. CAMPBELL andielancl as is picfured above in fhe Mechanical Draw- Head of The Depar'Imen+ of Science g classes of Mr. T. C-5. Hull. MR. B. C. CALVERT MRS. MARY COLLINS MRS. BOWEN COX MISS IRENE CRAWFORD Mafhemafics English Ma+hema+ics English and Page 27 Fufure Teachers Sponsor MR. R. H. DAVIS Vocalional AgricuI+ure and Fufure Farmers Sponsor MRS. HAZEL DAVIS English and Senior Y-Teens Sponsor Quulty. . . ...TIIUGHT THESE CLASSES... CLASSROOMS can be around 'rhe machines in The melals or mechanics shops as shown above. Tracie courses are available af Sandieland in me+aIs, aufo- mechanics and eIec+rici+y. MISS FAYE DILLINGHAM MISS MARIE DONNELL English La+in and Nafional Page 28 Honor Socieiy Sponsor 3 MRS. JOSEPHINE DESALVO English and Junior Y-Teens Sponsor 12. - .... .. , 1 K., 'U V X .1 MR. OLIVER DIGGS Diversified Occupalions ancl D. O. Club Sponsor MRS. LELA CROSSETT Head of The Deparfmenl' of Social Siuclies MR. CHARLES DOUGLASS Ma+hema'rics and Golf Coach M RS. ZUDIE EDWARDS Ar+ MR. J. H. FLATHERS MRS. BURNIS GEORGE Speech Physical Educalion and Girls A'lhle+ic Associafion Sponsor MRS. DORRIS FOREMAN cfing Head of fhe Deparfmenf of Girl's Physical Educafion MRS. VADA HALL MRS. IRENE HAMILTON Speech and Debafe English and Team Coach Allied Youlh Sponsor MRS. NAN GIBBS MR. CEClL GREEN Commercial Subiecls Choirs HELD THOSE STUW llAl.lS... 5 l gi: 5 so L fill fell l Av ll LL- LIBRARY work is an essen+iaI par? of fhe curriculum ai' Sandieland. Here, Rober+o Ruffino, foreign exchange sluclenl 'From l+aly, is piclurecl among 'lhe' rows of +he library. - MRS. EVELYN HAULMAN Biology and lnlerclub Council Sponsor MISS SUE HAZELWOOD Girl's Physical Eclucafion and Girls Recrea+ional.Sponsor - ii.. A gpjmwkm QUN. MR. ROY: J. HESTER MR. C. T. HOWELL MR. T. G. HULL MR. ELDON JACKSON MBHISMBTICS and T9l1hlS Driver Training Mechanical Drawing and Hislory and Wreslling Baskelball Coach Coach Faculty. . . 53'5 ' v--.st "f"v-:1 ...CORRECTED PAPERS... Q.,g.i.9t.L, M- M Q., M ,W A MRS. SUE JENNINGS STUDY HALL a+ Sandieland is usually scheduled when Head of Depar'rmen+ Of l'l0mem6lKlng lhe sludenl has no olher class. The sludy halls are main- 'lained by leachers qualified lo aid sfudenls who need exfra help. ur O MISS JOYCE JOHNSON Mas. ANNE Jon-uNsToN Mas. BETTY Jones Librarian English Physical Educalion Page 30 MR. C. C. JONES Arl' 9 'QF . ,.3-: Q MR. C. L. JONES MRS. MARGARET MRS. ATLANTA KAYE Chemisfry, Maihemalics JOSSERAND Chemisiry ,and Bowling Coach Social Sfuclies L-?..k'-4 MR. JOE KERBEL Hislory and Fooiball ...MADE OUT REPORTS... Y --Y W Q ' r . all i 1 K fn ,jr s..w""""'wE DOLS are imporfani' in vocafional courses as books nd pencils are in The academic subiecfs. The learning 'laking pride in fhe use and care of fools is +augh'l' in vocafional courses. MRS. E. A. KIMMINS MISS ANNA MAY KLAPPROTH MRS. M. L. MATHERLY English and Laiin and English Allied Youih Sponsor lnlernos Club Sponsor Page 3I MR. M. L. MATHERLY Head of ihe Deparimeni' of Malhemaiics 'HJR MAJOR CARL MATNEY Professor of Milifary Science and Tac'l'ics R. DON McCONNAU6HEY MISS JOYCE McDOWELL Biology and Librarian Foofball Coach faculty. . . ...COLLECTED THOSE FEES... USEFUL courses like woodshop balance lhe curriculum which can become 'loo weighied wi'I'h 'Phe 'lhree R's in fhe modern school. These s+uden'rs have opporfuniiies 'lheir parenls did noi. MISS LUCILE MORTON MR. TOM MOULTON English and Sophomore Hisfory and Foofball Y-Teens Sponsor MRS. BETTY PATTON . Head of ihe Deparfmenf of Commercial Subiec'I's MR. WAYNE MULLER MR. DEI-BERT QVERSTREET MRS. INEZ PARKEY MR. JOE PARKEY Direclor of Bands and Mafhemafics Homemaking and Governmeni and Fuiure Homemakers Sfudenl' Council Page 32 Orchesiras Direclor of Publicalions MR. SAM PECCl"llA MRS. BETTY PENN MR. RAYMOND PERKlNS and Cheerleader Coach, Physical Educalion Fool- Malhemalics Aulo Mechanics and Press Club, Quill and Scroll Sponsor ball and Baseball V.l .C. Club Sponsor MRS. N. N. WHITWORTH Head of lhe Deparfmenl' of Speech ...REPORTED ABSENTEES... 2:3 Q3 lil mu ws CLASSROOMS are more fhan chairs, blackboards and fhe +eacher's desk al Sandieland. This is 'l'h Journalism 3l newsroom-classroom where lhe newspaper is lhe laboralory proiecl. QS. LOLA PEVEHOUSE Homemaking and 'e Homemalcers Sponsor MR. A. B. POOL DR. LYNN B. RANKIN MRS. MARIE RATCUFF Melals Shop and Bible and Hlslory and English V.l.C. Club Sponsor Friday Morning Devolional Page 33 MRS. JULIA RESTINE MISS LAURA ROBERTS Mafhemafics Governmeni' MRS. HELEN McCUAN Regisfrar p MR, DAN 5Ag-KELD DR. EVERETT J. SAMPLE Hisfnry, F-ooibaii and EUQIISII ig. 34 Track Coach MRS. MABEL RODGERS MISS LOUISE RUSSELL Biology English and NaIionaI Honor Sociefy Farulty. . . SPOHSO' ...SPONSORED ACTIVITIES... -,Q DIRECTION in Ihe music class or Ihe responsibilifies of cifizenship is impor+anI' a+ Sanciieland. Here Miss Tennie Thompson cIirec'rs one of Ihe 'Four Sophomore Choirs for a concert MR. E. G. SANDERS MR, E, M, SAVAGE Ma+hema+icS MaIhema'Iics and Allied YouIh Sponsor IRS. MARION SCHOEN MR. OSCAR SELF MISS ADELLE SHOWS MISS VELMA SHOWS English and Ken Elecirics and Commercial Subiecis Commercial Subiecls Club Sponsor V.I.C. Sponsor and Secreiarial Training and Secrefarial Training ...PLANNED THE STUDIES... .ABORATORY work is esseniial in +he science curriculum MRS. MARY INGHAM I' Sandieland. Here Biology sludenis discover flue ele- Secreiary fo lhe Principal 1en+s of fhe microscope during +l1eir lab period in I'l1e econdilioned classrooms of +I1is year. R. HOMER SIMMONS MRS. DOLLEE SMALL MR. DUANE STOBER MR. RUPERT TAYLOR Hisfory and Fooiball Homemaking and Hisfory and Trainer Wood Shop and Fufure Homemaker Sponsor page 35 Ticke+ Supervisor MSS TENNE THCMPSON MISS RUTH ANN MRS. C. C. WALDEN MISS GLADYS W 50plio4mors'Cl1oir TOLBERT Physics His+ory and Spanish and En9l'5l' and Slamp Colleclor . Ken Club Sponsor AN EXAMPLE ihe lnlernalional Geophysical Mass MARY KAY SIMS deal fo sludenls of Chemislry and School Nurse especially clurlng 'rheir labora- lfffisfy pafradss. QHNILSON MRS. T. L. BEALL MRS. JUNE HOBBS MRS. LETA ROGERS lion Alfenclance Clerk AH'enclance Clerk Allendance Clerk 36 TOMORR 0WlAND I THE CLASSES vovgk gui Q.. ri ,1 VI m O 4. 5' . -P 3 4 64 R.. an , 4- - fiu, j" ef E Xfkff -351 "5 1 2 ...TODAY'S STllDE TOM0 R VIS CI L. x Qffvg' g,"'. 4.- .. W 4- . 1 ' 'Bias I P 4 ig i Xxx ii!!! . xy 'lf ff' x , X X X X .xx 'X f ,xx as ..','-. -N X ii' fg'i'f'ig.f 1 . ', 1.4, ' ' w I , I CLASSES Man's dreams and aspirations' 4 . . . for 'Phe 'fufure are . . . . by fhe universal siressp- i preparedness . . . 5 iif'. . . . of +oday' siudenis iri . . . . as fhe ci'rizens of 'i'Q.f1'1'dTfdiIV 4' . . . . . fhese are Ed Blaekbdrni.. . . . Judy SuHon and -Peijdy,iRiHenberry. J' YT,- 4 ,. 'll if W A 1 Q, , ' 3 eg ' ' Q Asif? E Q i g if 3 5 if v is 93 1' if EEE The Classes Seniors 0 4l Juniors ' 65 Sophomores ' 83 CYNTHIA MORGAN Pug' 40 -Edwor- ENIORS in I957-58 numbered 625, 'lwenly-lhree of whom were mid-lerm graduales. This year, all seniors 'look al' leasl' four solid sulsiecls. Some I3 per cenl' of lhe class look 'lhe Meril- Scholarship Examinalion-an indicalion lhal' a large porlion of lhe class is college bound. The class organizalion is composed of several commillees such as lhe Senior gill, Kid Day pro- gram, and olhers which assisl 'lhe class sponsors in preparing 'lhe banquel' and dance, commencemenl' programs and 'lhe baccalaureale service. This year 'lhe class had a commiflee which, along wiih several businessmen, parlicipaled on a "career panel" on lelevision. The class presidenl and lhe Queen of Sandieland lalways a Seniorl represenl' lhe class al' various civic funclions during lhe year. ll' is a 'lradilion al' A.H.S. 'rhal each class leave a gif'l'. This year's class aim was lo 'furnish leadership in upholding school loyally, cooperalion, good worlc and high slandards in A.H.S. ,Q l rl V Fa' fl v f 3' 1 Nuf' , w N 1 ii Y J- Q 1 r ll .P l l Alllv l Xsil lg rl T lx, N. l vv A l , ki! ll L i , S, N l 'xv' xl il A. uf' all 5 'L 'lil ' Q. Q-ug I 1k.,w , J-L Paan AI feniors . . . ONE OF SANDIELANVS LARGEST CLASSES... ABBOTT, JUDY, AY 2.3.4: FTA 3: Los Viaieros 2: Sfudeni' Council 4: Choir 2.4. ADAMS, PAT: AY 2. G.A.A. 2: FHA 2.3.4: Bowling 4: lniernos 3.4. ADAM- SON, TOM: AY 2.3.4: FFA 2.3.4: ROTC 2.3. ALEX- ANDER, DALE: La Airosa 2: Aihleiic Honor Socieiy 4: Track 4: Los Viaieros 2: Fooiball 4. ALEXANDER. JON: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: A+l1le'lic Honor Socieiy 4: Operelrla 2: Track 3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Science Club 2: ROTC 2. ALDERSON, BARBARA: FHA 2. ALLEN. ARNOLD: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 4: Track '3.4: Bowling 4: Fooiball 2. ALLEN. RAYMOND: Foofball 2.3: Wresiling 2.3. ALLEN. RONALD: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: Bowling 2.3.4: Honor Sociefy 4: Los Via- ieros 2: Ken Club 3.4: Science Club 2: Foofball 2.3. AMOS. MARIAN: Debaie Club 2.3.4: AY 23:45 Honor Sociei' 3.4: .FTA 4: lnfer-Club Council 4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Tllespians 4. ANDERS, JAN: Y-Teens.4: AY 4: ln+ernos 4. ANDERSON. CAROL: Y-Teens 2: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2: La Airosa 4: Los Viaieros 2: Choir 2. ANDERSON. PAULA: Y-Teens 2.4: AY 4: FTA 2.3: La Airosa 4: lniernos 3.4: Ken Club 3.4. ANTHONY, ANNETTE: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: Ken Club 2.3.4. AN- THONY. PHILIP: AY 2.3.4: OpereHa 2: Los Viaieros 2: Band 2.3.4: Orchesira 2: Ken Club 2.3.4: Science Club 2. ARMSTRONG. BETTYE:D.E. 4: FTA 3: FHA 4: Choir 2.3: ARNOLD, VELMA: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 4: La Airosa 2.3: Sandsform 2.3.4: Quill 8: Scroll 2.3.4. ASKEW. BETTY: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 4: Honor So- ciefy 3.4: La Airosa 4: Bowling 4: lniernos 2: Siudeni' Council 2.3: ln'rer-club Council 4: Orchesira 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. ASKEW. MARK: AY 2.3.4: FHA 4: FFA 2.3.4: Choir 2. ATER. JONATHAN: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3: Honor Socieiy 3.4: lnfernos 2: Sludenl' Coun- cil 3.4: Band 2.3.4: Orchesira 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. ATTERBERRY. JIM: ROTC 4. AUSTIN. DON: D.O. 3.4: VIC 3.4. AUSTIN. LYNDA: AY 2.3.4: FHA 2: Golf 2: Siudenl' Council 4: ROTC 4: Choir 3: AHS Queen 4. BACON. CHARLES: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 4: Track 4: Aihleiic Honor Socieiy 4: lnfernos 2: Baskef- ball 2.3.4. BACON. HOWARD: AY 2.4: Sfamp Col- leciors 2.3.4: Opereifa 2: Los Viaieros 2.4: Choir 2.3: Science Club 2. BAILEY. THURMAN: VIC 2.3.4. BAKER. DAVID: Square Dance Club 3.4: AY 2.3.4: Wresiling 2.3.4: FFA 2.3.4: Los Viajeros 2: ln+er-club Council 4: Choir 2. BANDY, LOlS DALE: Deba'I'e Club 2: Speech Senaie 2: Y-Teens 2: AY 2.4: FHA 4: Tennis 2: Sfudeni Council 2: Choir 2: Modern Music Masfers 2. ABBOTT. Judy ALEXANDER, Jon ALLEN. Ronald ANDERSON. Paula ARNOLD. Velma ATTERBERRY. Jim BACON. Howard ADAMS, Pa: ALDERSON, Barbara AMOS. Marian ANTHONY. Annefh ASKEW. Beffy AUSTIN. Don BAILEY. Thurman ADAMSON. Tom ALLEN. Arnold J ANTHONY Phili ASKEW, Mark AUSTIN, L nda BAKER. David ALEXANDER. Dale ALLEN. Raymond , . ig: .gif , 3:5- iwgp.-1 . .. " " ' ' A ana , J A psi? Q ANDERS. an . p Y ANDERSON, Carol ARMSTRONG. Beffye ATER. Jonailman BACON. Charles BAN DY. Lois Dale Q wi-Q an 1.5 i f M , , . A in 5 if Nm U Q: 5 :F ..:. A gf YF , 1' 1 3. G,- S. . 3 we . 'Ik fr' U . F H S EZ., ., Q ..... E ...E -msg--E 4 ii al ii. whvf w 3 . QM . .1 ug. I ig i qul- A' ,, an 'A 1 ii, at nz A 'll-1 ,, A .Vg ii 3 M 4 ,419 31: K ' I M ,. ZQIE . 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JOHN RONALD: Ski Club 4: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: Track 4: Bowling 4. BARRETT. ROBERT: FTA 4: Los Viaieros 2.3.4: ROTC 2.3: Thespians 3.4: Science Club 2. BASHIOUM. JOE: D.E. 2.3.4. BEN- NETT, BAYLUS: Ski Club 2.3: Track 2.3.4: SI'udenI' Council 3.4: Foo+baII 2: Vigilanfes 2.3.4: A+hIe+ic Honor Sociefy 3.4: BENTLEY, MARY HELEN: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2: Choir 3.4. BEERKHOLDER. JANICE: Sec. Training 3.4: FHA 2.3. BERRY. JEANIE: Archeology 2.3: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 3: Los Viaieros 2: Inier-club Council 2: Ken Club 2.3.4: Science Club 34. BILLS. BOBBY: D.E. 3: In+er-club Council 4. BINGHAM, JUDI: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.3.4: Sec. Training 4: Los Viajeros 2: Band 2.3.4: Orches'l'ra 3: Choir 2. BIRCHFIELD, RICHARD: AY 4: FTA 3.4: Orchesira 2.3. BIRD. LARRY: FFA 2: OpereH'a 2: Bowling 2: Choir 2.3.4. BLACKBURN, ED: La Airosa 4: Track 2.3.4. BLAKLEY, JOHN: AY 2: Wresiling 2.3.4. BLACKWELL. FRANK: AY 3.4: Wresiling 2: Fooiball 2.3. BLANZ. JUDY: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 3.4: Band 2: Thespians 3. BLOXOM. JOYCE: AY 2.3.4. BONEY. SANDRA: Y-Teens 3: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3: FHA 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Choir 2.3: Science Club 2. BOYCE. OUINCY: Ski Club 2.3.4: Track 2: Foo'l'- ball 2. BOYLES. NICKI: AY 2.3: FHA 2.3: Choir 2. BOYTER, JERRY: A"cheology 3: ROTC 2. BRAD-' LEY. BENNIE: AY 2: Wresilinq 2. BARDLEY. PAULA: FHA 2.3: Choir 2.3. BRADFORD. LINDA: D.E. 4: FHA 4. BRANDON, GWEN! FHA 2,3,4. PHILIP: AY 2.4: Ski Club 2.4: Bowling 2. BRITT, ANN: gg 3.4: FTA 4: FHA 2.4: S+ucIen-I Council 4: Choir 4 . .4. TROPHY LINED HALLS . . . Miss Jane Wiiliams. Sophomore Councilor. has 'I'-aken over 'Ihe dufy of Page 43 preserving our Irophies. '. We .,-, 3 1 :r f wow I .. . , D Le Q Vs, H .1 I' .I , V , ,, g R Avll 2. K , W wk ' i .,,,,, .,'.,.. ',,, " 1 . . ,:,. . Q , ? . ji.. ,M . A . E? lv EN R F . E ,E on , 'E gp. I' Y E! .. Q I .1 552 I ii- Ifii , "':' - "A' 'W . ' ,,.,.A 1:,, . 'T f . "" ' T I ,,.. : 'QQI ir k ii 1. A i X 4,..-- V it gi --V: --'-v V-It ., If ,1...' i ' I 1"': W K'Vb V I ""'- 1 ,-Iii' by .,:, -,Av., .,,. ,,.:...:"A' E i 2 i , 1 ..,.' I BRITTING. Kalliy BROWN, Carol BRUNSON. Gwen BURCH. Donald BURNS. Ovida CAMPSEY. Jerry BROOKS. Johnny BROWN. James BRYANT. Roberl BURKE. Barbara BUSBY. Paula CAN NON. Bobbie BROWN. Anne BROWN. Jim BUCCOLA. Nadine BURNETT. Joan CADENHEAD. Chris CANTINE. Bob BROWN. Brenda BROWN. Marilyn BUCHANAN. Margie BURNS, Kay CAMP, Sharon CAPPS, Linda Seniors . . . ...ELECTS OFFICERS DURING TIIE FALL... BRITTING. KATHY: D.O. 4: Y-Teens 2: AY 2: VIC 4: FHA 2.3.4: Band 2.3: Science Club 2. BROOKS. JOHNNY: AY 2. BROWN, ANNE: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 3.4: GAA 2: FTA 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Los Viaieros 2: Choir 2.3: Thespians 3.4. BROWN, BRENDA: Honor Sociely 3.4: Modern Music Masler 3.4: Operelfa 2: Infernos 2: Band 2.3.4: Orchesira 2.3.4: Ken Club 3.4: Tliespians 3.4. BROWN. CAROL: AY 2.3 Ski Club 2: FHA 4: Fulure Nurses 3: Ken Club 2.3.4. BROWN. JAMES: Slamp Colleclors 2.4: Band 2.3.4. BROWN. JIM: Hi-Y 3: AY 4: Track 3.4: Thespians 4: Foolball 3. BROWN. MARILYN: AY 3.4: Cl1oir 3.4. BRUNSON. GWEN: Tri-Hi-Y 4i AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 3.4: FTA 2: La Airosa 3: Sfudenl Coun- cil 4: Choir 2: Quill 81 Scroll 3: Science Club 3. BRYANT. ROBERT: Hi-Y 4: AY 4: ROTC 2.3.4. BUC- COLA. NADINE: Sec. Training 4: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2: FHA 2.3.4: Bowling 4: Science Club 2. BUCHANAN. MARGIE: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Page 44 Press Club 4: GAA 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Science Club 2. BURCH. DONALD: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: FFA 2.3.4: Bowling 2. BURKE. BARBARA: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.3.4: FHA 4: La Airosa 4: Fuiure Nurses 2: Los Viaieros 2: Tri Hi-Y 4: Bowling 4. BURNETT. JOAN: AY 2.3.4: GAA 2.3: FTA 2.3: FHA 3.4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 2: Siuclenl' Council 2.3: lnler-club Council 4: Science Club 2.3.4. BURNS. KAYE: FHA 2: Choir 3. BURNS. OVIDA: AY 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Los Viaieros 3.4. BUSHY. PAULA: AY 2.3.4: Operella 2: Choir 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2. CADENHEAD. CHRIS: AY 2.3.4: Foolball 2.3.4. CAMP. SHARON: AY 3.4: La Airosa 4: Los Viaieros 2: Bowling 4. CAMPSEY. JERRY: AY 4: Ken Club 2.3.4. CANNON. BOBBIE: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: FTA 3.4: Operella 2: Orcheslra 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2: Ken Club. 2.3.4. CANTINE. BOB: lnler- nos2:Hi-Y 3: AY 4: AIl1le+ic Honor Sociely 4: Tennis 2.3.4. CAPPS. LINDA: AY 3.4: Sec. Training 4: FHA 2: Siuclenl Council 3: Choir 2.3.4. CARTER, JOHNNY: AY 2,3: Wreslling 2: Ski Club 41 OpereH'a 2: Sludenf Council 2,3: Choir 2,3,4: Science Club 2. CARTER, JUDY: Y-Teens 4: AY 2,3,4: La Airosa 2: Operella 2: lnlernos 2: Sludenl Council 2: lnler-club Council 4: Choir 2,3. CARTER, STEVE: Archeology 2: AY 2,3,4: Los Viajeros 2: Foolball 2,3. CASH, ELAlNE: Archeology 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2,3,4: Bowling 3: Swimming 3,4: Golf 2: Los Viaieros 2,3. CHAMBERS, lNEZ: Y-Teens 2: AY 2,3: GAA 2,3,4. CHAMBERS, WEL- DON: Foolball 2,3. CHANDLER, DERRELL: AY 2: FFA 2,3: Foolball 3. CHAPMAN, CLARA: AY 2,3,4: FHA 4. CHAPMAN, JERRY: AY 4: Band 3,4. CHERRY, BARBARA: Square Dance Club 3: FHA 4: Operella 2: Choir 2,3,4. CHESTER, BETH: Library Club 2: AY 2,3,4: D.E. 4: GAA 2,4: FHA 2,3,4. CHEYNE, JEAN: Y-Teens 2,3: FHA 2,3. CHEYNE, RONALD: AY 2,4: Ski Club 3,4: Wresfling 3: Band 2? Science Club 4. CHURCHILL, LYNN: Square Dance Club 4: Y-Teens 2: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2,3,4: FTA 3,4: Operella 2: Bowling 3,4: Golf 2: Los Viaieros 2: Slu- denl' Council 2,4: Choir 2,3,4: Science Club 3,4. CLARK, KEITH: FHA 4. CLARK, TOMMY: AY 4: FTA 4: Golf. 2,3,4. CLAWSON, JOAN: AY 2,3: FHA 2,4: lnlernos 2: Band 2,3,4: Orcheslra 2,3,4. CLIETT, ROGER: Library Club 2,4: FHA 4. COATES, JOHN: AY 2,4: Wreslling 3: Slamp Colleclors 2,3,4: CARTER Johnny CHAMBERS, lnez CHAPMAN, Jerry CHEYNE, Ronald CARTER, Judy CHAMBERS, Weldon CHERRY, Barbara CHURCHILL, Lynn R De r ll CH STER h CLARK K ith CARTER, Sieve CHANDLE , r e E ,Bel CASH, Elaine CHAPMAN, Clara CHEYNE, Jean SOPHOMORE CHOIRS . . . Mr. Gene Kenny dlrecfs lhe combined choirs in a choir clinic. Opereffa 2: Choir 2,3,4. COFFIN, DON: AY 2,3,4:, FFA 2: Bowling 2,3,4: Los Viaferos 4: Choir 2,3,4.: COKER, ANlTA: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3: FHA 4: L84 Airosa 4: Bowling 4: Choir 2. COLE, BOBBY: AY 2,3,4: Operella 2: Band 2,3,4: Chair 2. COLUER, BILL: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2: Bowling 2: Tennis 3,4: Sludenl Council 2,3,4: Foolball 2. CONE, KEN: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2,4: La Airosa 4: Track 3,4: Sliidinf Council 3,4. T CLAWSON, Joan CGKER. Anile CLIETT, Roger COLE, Bobby COATES, John COLUER, Uili A COFFIN, Don CONE. Kan . e CLACK, Tommy , , L: S , A . ,l A A- .gv A : 3 ., -,,. - . .P fa ::e J 4 4 ,., fx: 2 2. , ,,,:: 4 T J 1 ly , 5 :J A Arrre : :::: :,.:: ::::: ae: 4 :: : 4 ,rii 4 A Q 45 ,fr :: :--f Q , A Seniors . . . ...PREPARE CLASS STANDING COMMITTEES... CONNER. JERRY: AY 2.3.4: Ken Club 3.4: Baskei- ball 2.3.4: Afhlelic Honor Sociely 3.4: Los Viaieros 2. COOK. KENNETH: AY 2: Ski Club 2: Baseball 2. COTTER. BOBBY: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Wreslling 2.3.4: ROTC 2: lnlernos 2: Baseball 2. COWPER- THWAITE. LOIS: Y-Teens 4: AY 4: Press Club 4: La Airosa 4: lnfernos 3.4. COX. MARGARET: AY 2.3: FHA 3: Los Viaieros 2. COX. PAULA: :Y-Teens 2: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2: FHA 4. COX. PENNY: Crealive Wri'I'ers 2.3: Y 2.3.4: Press Club 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.42 FHA 3.4: Sanclslorm 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4. COX. TOM: A'Ihle'ric Honor Sociely 3.4: Foolball 2.3.4. CRABB. PATSY: Sec. Training 4: AY 3.4: Modern Music Masfers 2.3.4: FHA 2: OpereHa 2: Choir 2.3.4. CRAIG. JUNE: FHA 2. CROCKER. CHARLES: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3: Operella 2: Bowling 3: Band 2.3.4: OrcI1- eslra 4: Choir 2. CROLEY. LOU: AY 2.3.4: D.E. 2.3.4: OpereH'a 2: Choir 2. CROSS. DIANA: Y-Teens 4: AY 4: La Airosa 4: Choir 4. CROUCH. GREG- ORY: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2: ROTC 2.3.4: ...a Us lnler-club Council 4: Choir 2: Science Club 3. CROWLEY. LOU: AY 4: FHA 2.4. CRUMLEY. CORNELIA: Archeology 2.3: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.3.4: lnlernos 2.3. CRUZ. IGNACIO: Los Viaieros 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. CULTRA. DOTTIE: Y-Teens 3.4: AY 2.3,4: FHA 3.4: La Airosa 4: lnlernos 2.3: Band 2. CUNNINGHAM. ANN: AY 2.3: Ski Club 2: FHA 2.3.4: Choir 2. CURTIS. ALLEE: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2: FHA 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2.3: OpereH'a 2. DAHLMAN, JIM: AY 4: D.E. 4: Baske+balI 2. DALBY. DALE: AY 2.3.4: Opere'H'a 2: Choir 2: ROTC 2.3.4: Drill Team 2.3.4. DALTON. DIANNE: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: Choir 2. DAVIDSON. JOE TED: AY 2.3.4: FHA 4: Allwlelic Honor Sociefy 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Fool'- IJAII 2.3.4. DAVIS. BOBBIE: Y-Teens 3.4: AY 4: FHA 2.3.4. DAVIS. ELAINE: AY 2: D.E. 3: FHA 2.4: Clioir 2. DAVIS. SANDRA: Y-Teens 2: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3: FTA 3: La Airosa 4: Los Viaieros 2: Ken Club 3.4: Science Club 3. DAVIS. TED: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.4: Baskelball 2.3.4. ONNER, Jerry COX. Margaref CRABB. Palsy CROSS. Diana CRUZ. Ignacio DAHLMAN, Jim DAVIS. B0l?ble OOK. Kennelh COX. Paula CRAIG. June CROUCH. Gregory CU LTRA. Do+Iie DALBY. Dale DAVlS.ElaIr1e OTTER. Bobby COX. Penny CROCKER. Charles CROWLEY. Lou CUNNINGHAM. Ann DALTON. Dianne DAVlS.Ser1dra OWPERTHWAITE. Lois COX. Tom CROLEY. Lou CRUMLEY. Cornelia CURTIS. Allee DAVIDSON. Joe Ted DAVIS. Ted WA x lzqq ,',.. . ., - r'-' ':.,'j .'.,' ' f - . .. . . .......:-ex.. tx .. if .... :ll E221 .... nj W4 U " :-- 5 A V .... Q x l.. -.ii i :Q L- Y i ,. .,.. ..,.."' " , ' Q 'i iggfiii' 'ii A 4 91' '1- ' L ' 1 ' ' , IIII- III. I. E: . . , I In qull . ,,.. I VV ., .. I x N .., t -V zrl- lj.: gvpw L W x .A 1 K .W M ., 4 Y SWF in .ami at W ii are W if :-. Z' A 1 f 2 . . ' -ff?-Ei k we 5 if ' X . .I .1 A - , r--.. an -, .1--y 1? -uf-wma' . ' :'-. -. s ....- " A I I i ii' fri' , N F' g r sz. -Ax.:.:.,,,,,:'. ' r L . -il if,-5 3, 'IIIIII . 'f MQ: 'wit Q7 W iiff,v'bli?f. lik I 5 pr' . E Us - " . ' .se r E 1 1 . .. 'If' A. fs . . or i r 'S' A o r. .. T' i A . ",' : E "" ' - -:-, A "'- .-.,.' li Q 4 .,..,. .. . . ..,,, A ' I , ,. L ,I gg i. :-, . i .. ll .adm .. . L ' 'ii:""':' f i? 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DEW, GLORIA: FHA 2,3: Siucleni Council 2,3,4: D.E. 3,4. DOCHE, JIM: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 3.4: Vigilanies 3,4: A+I'1le+ic Honor Sociefy 3,4: Track 2,3,4: Baskeiball 2,3,4. DODGE, JUDI: Archeology 2: AY 2,3,4: I'I0f10F Sociefy 4: Modern Music Masfers 3,4: FTA 2: La Airosa 4: Opereffa 2: Choir 2,3,4: Ken Club 3,4: Science Club 2. DODSON, ALAN: AY 4: Choir 2,3,4. DODSON, ANN: AY 2,3,4: FHA 4: Choir 2,3,4. DODSON, BOBBY: Los Viaieros 2,3,4: Ken Club 2.3.4- DONICA, PATSY: Y-Teens 2,3,4: AY 4: GAA 2: FHA 2,3: Los Viaieros 2. DONNELL, BILL: Square Dance Club 4: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 4: Track 4: Bowling 2,3: Bancl 2: Fooiball 3,4: Hi-Y 4. DOVE, CYNTHIA: FHA 2. DOWELL, SANDRA: Y-Teens 2: AY 2,3: GAA 2: Operella 2: Fooiball 3: CI1oir 2,3,4. DRIGGS, WAYNE: AY 4: Wreslling 2:3,4: FHA 4: Fooiball 2. DROLTE, JERRY: AY 2,3,4: Press Club 4: FTA 3,4: La Airosa 4: Sandsiorm 4: Slage Hand 4: ROTC 2,3. DEBUOUE, LOUIS: AY 2,3,4: Foofball 2,3,4: Ski Club 4: Baseball 4. DUDLEY, GEORGIA: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: FHA 4: Los Viaieros 2: Ken Club 2,3,4: Science Club 2. DULING, VIRGINIA: AY 2,3,4: FHA 2,3: Los Viaieros 2: Choir 2,3,4. DUNCAN, DONNA: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2: Los Via- ieros 2: Ken Club 2,3,4. DUNN, LEHMER: AY 2,3,4: Wresiling 2: FHA 4: Bowling 2,3: Fooiball 3: Vigi- Page 47 EHeLY.1Pf1?ii9 V ELY: PMSY EMANLISXQ Rannibswzas 25 iii: 2 si 3 name: 3.4. DURDEN, LYNN: fALY12:3.:4: 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: choir 2,3,4. AY 2-3,4: FTA 4: ROTC 2,3,4. Y-Teens 2,3,4: AY 2,3,4: FTA 43lFI'iA2,3,42 2: choir 2. EADS, SHARQN: T:i,:Hs.Y,4:JAY Ski Club 4: Honor Socieiyl 32,1442 I:l,: 2,3,4:: 2,3,4: Ken Club 2,3,4. EDESNCARL: DQ.: 3.4: Rorc 2. EDGAR, GAYLEi3Tri :Hifi :AY ski Club 4: GAA 2: FHA:,g2:4.,:, 2,3,4: Track 3,4: Bowling ban 2,3,4. ELY, PATSY: T:r:,,:Hi4Yy:4:,:y',Ax :Yy Club 4: FTA 2: La Airosa 3:5 8: Scroll 3: Science Club 73. Hi-Y 2,3,4: AY 2,3,4: Bowaqgf ,ieo Council 2.3: Ski Club 4. ' 4 1 1 Q i1:: :ig frainer comes in handy afier gII1:ar4:ILfbQfI5aii,qemeqy NOT Too Tier-ir . . . Bah : Zaman fifiiis: IAI, me :':: M5531 Ei iii iii 3 35 ' U? .. ERWIN, Billy FARLEY, Jim Ann FENNIMORE, Sllerald FINLEY, Buddy FIRESTONE, Marifa FONTI,JudiII1 EVANS, Jaclrie FARNSWORTH, Sandra FIELDS, Elizabellw FINLEY, Carrol FLAKE, Jerry FORRESTER, Roberl' EVANS, Jerry FARRIS, Marfha FINCH, Barbara FINLEY, Millon FLINT, Rosemary FRAME, Norma EVANS, Rex Ann FEFERMAN, Don FINLEY, Bryan FINDLEY, Sylvia FOGLESON. Judy FRANCIS, Lana Sue Q Seniors . . . ...DEBATE MEMORIAL GIFT T0 LEAVE... ERWIN, BILLY: Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: Band 2,3: Ken Club 2,3,4. EVANS, JACKIE: Y-Teens 2: AY 2,3: GAA 2: FHA 2,3: Choir 2,4: Infer-club Council 2,3. EVANS, JERRY: AY 2,3,4: Wreslling 2,3,4. EVANS, REX ANN: AY 2,4: Y-Teens 3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: FHA 2,3: Choir 2: Science Club 2. FARLEY, JIM ANN: AY 2,3,4: VIC 4: FTA 2: Opereila 2: Choir 2,3,4: Thes- pians 3,4. FARNSWORTH, SANDRA: Tri-Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: FHA 3,4: Choir 2: Los Viaieros 2. FARRIS, MARTHA: AY 2,3,4: Fulure Nurses 3: Bowling 4: Choir 2: Science Club 3. FEFERMAN, DON: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 3: Opereila 2: Wresiling 2,3: Cheer Leader 4: Bowling 2,3: Inlernos 2,3: Ken Club 3,4. FENNIMORE, SHERALD: AY 2,3,4. FIELDS, ELQZ- ABETH: Crealive Wrilers 2: Tri Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: Press Club 2: GAA 2: FTA 2,3,4: La Airosa 2,4: Operelia 2: Inlernos 2: Choir 2,3,4: Thespians 3,4. FINCH, BARBARA: Debaie Club 3: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3: FTA 2,3,4: La Airosa 4: Infer-club Council 2,3,4. Page 48 FINLEY, BRYAN: VIC 4: ROTC 2,3. FINLEY, CAR- ROL: ROTC 2,4. FINLEY, MILTON: AY 3,4. FIND- LEY, SYLVIA: Tri Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: Slci Club 3,4: GAA 2,3,4: FTA 4: FHA 4: La Airosa 4: Sludenl' Council 4: Choir 2. FIRESTONE, MARITA: AY 2,3,4: Tri Hi-Y 4: FHA 3,4: Bowling 2: Siucleni Council 2: Choir 2: Science Club 3. FLAKE, JERRY: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3: Sec. Training 4. FLINT, ROSEMARY: AY 2,3,4: Debaie Club 2: Tri Hi-Y 4: Ski Club 2: FHA 2,3: lnfernos 2: Siuclenl Council 3: Thespians 3,4. FOGLESON, JUDY: Y-Teens 4: AY 2,3,4: FHA 2. FONTI, JUDITH: Sec. Training 4: AY 3,4: FHA 2: Choir 2. FORRESTER, ROBERT: Archeology 3: Hi-Y 2,3,4: AY 2,3,4: Slxi Club 2,3,4: ROTC 2,3: In'Ier-club Council 2. FRAME, NORMA: AY 2,3,4: Y-Teens 2: FHA 2,3,4. FRANCIS, LANA SUE: AY 2,3,4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 2: FTA 3,4: Los Viaieros 2: Siudenl Council 2,4: Ken Club 2,3,4. 49 FRANCIS, PAT: AY 2,3: Y-Teens 2: D.E. 4: Press Club 2: GAA 2,3: Sandslorm 2,3,4: Choir 2: Ken Club 2: Quill 8: Scroll 2,3,4. FREEMAN, SUE: AY 2,3,4: FHA 2,3,4: FTA 4. FRENCH, JACKIE: D.O. 4: VIC 4: Choir 2.3. FREY, BETTY: Y-Teens 3,4: AY 4: GAA 2: FHA 2,3,4: Choir 2. FRITCHIE, JIMMY: Archeology 3: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2,3,4: La Airosa 4: Sanclslorm 4: Press Club 4: Cheer Leader 3,4: Track 3,4: Inlernos 2,3: Sluclenl' Council 2,3,4. FRITSCH, KEITH: AY 2,3,4: Choir 2,3,4. GALLY, NANCY: Y-Teens 2: AY 2,3,4: Square Dance Club 3,4: Inlernos 3: Sfuclenf Council 2. GAMBLIN, JO ANN: AY 2: Y-Teens 2: Science Club 2: D.E. 3,4: GAA 2. GAR- CIA, TERESA: Fulure Nurses 3: Choir 2,3,4: Science Club 3. GARDNER, ANNE: AY 2,3,4: Y-Teens 2: FTA 2,3,4: La Airosa 4: Bowling 4. GARNER, LAURA ELLEN: AY 2,3,4: Press Club 2,3,4: FTA 2,3,4: Thespians 3,4: Los Viaieros 2. GAR-RETT, BILL: Golf 2,3,4. GATLIN, MICHAEL: VIC 2,3,4. GEOR- GANTONES, JIMMY: AY 2,3,4: ROTC 2: Choir 2,3: Foolball 2. GEORGE, KENNETH: D.O. 3,4: VIC 3,4: FA 2: ROTC 2. GIBBON, DAN: Hi-Y 2,3,4: AY 3,4: ROTC 2,3. GIBSON, ALICE: Archeology 4: FHA 2,3,4: Orcheslra 2. GIBSON, PAT: AY 2,3,4. GIL- BIG LAUGH . . . Members of fha L6 Airhfsa hmft, many laughs af fhe annual clinic and relreal. BERT, GINGER: AY 2,3,4: sk: Club 2.3: FTA 2: F-HAI AY 2,4: Hi-Y 4: Bowling 2,4: Ken Ciub 2.3.4.4 SIL'-I LEY, TWILA: Archeology 3: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Bowling 4: Los Viaieros 2: Ken Club 2,3,4. GILMERQ JIMMY: AY 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Foofball 2.3.4. GINN, JUDY: GAA 2,3: FTA 2,3,4: FHA 2,3,4: Sfucleni Council 2,3,4: Ken Club 2,3,4. ' FRANCIS, Pal FRITCHIE, Jimmy SAMBLIN, Jo Ann GARRETT, Bill GIBBON, Dah GILBERT, J,:M. FREEMAN, Sue FRITSCH, Keilh GARCIA, Teresa GATLIN, Michael GIBSON,Ali6Q G'fLLEY,TWifQ - FREY, Belly FULLER, Fran GARDNER, Anne GEORGANTONES, Jimmy GIBSON, Pdf' ETLMER, FRENCH, Jaclrie GALLI, Nancy GARNER, Lavra Ellen GEORGE, Kennelh GILBERT, Giaglr 69434, Judy r N13 L. 1 , ., W .V H 1 l I I .,., . - ' I RW I , gk W .. ,,,,, E 5 ,a i , FE fl- S.- iz, 1 is by e i f A' 'il I ' -": if lquqlul : Am- if TC W ' X K' 4 jw . wlgggi ,,.: , i D ,., , : i . . . i. 4. . -:-2r..:: - J : : r r 4i : 2 4 4 .1 4 :s .fi I I 2,3,4: Cheer Leader 4: Choir 2,3,4. GILBGRT, J. MA. Seniars . . . ...PLAN SENIOR FAREWELL PARTY WITII PARENTS... GLASS. TERRY: AY 4: Wreslling 3.4. GLENN. ALFRED: Archeology 3: Speech Senale 2: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: FTA 3: La Airosa 4: ROTC 2.3: lnfernos 2: Slucleni' Council 3: Ken Club 2.3.4. GLENN. LARRY: D.E. 4: ROTC 2: Choir 2.3. GODBEY. SANDRA: FTA 4: FHA 4. La Airosa 4. GODFREY. ANNE: FTA 3.4: Opereila 2: Choir 2.3.4. GOLIGHTLY. JOHNNY: AY 2.4: Ski Club 2: D:E. 3.4. GALLADAY. LANNIE: D. E. 3.4. GOODWIN. MARY: AY 4: FHA 2: Fufure Nurses 4: Tennis 3.4: Sludeni Council 2: Bancl 2: Choir 2.3.4: Baskelbail 2.3. GRAHAM. BETTY: Archeology 2.3: Y-Teens 4: AY 2: FTA 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. GRAHAM. FRAN- CES: AY 2.3.4: Y-Teens 2.4: FTA 2.3.4: Los Viaierqs 2.3: Choir 2. GRAVES. JUDY: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.1 FTA 2.3.4: FHA 4: Opere'H'a 2: Tennis 3: Choir 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. GREEN. TONY: Archeology 2.3.4: Square Dance Club 2.3: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: Slamp Colleclors 3: La Airosa 3.4: ROTC 2: lnlernos 2. GROUT. JARRELL: AY 4: ROTC 2.3.4: Choir 2. GUNNELS. RALPH: D.O. 2.3.4: VIC 2.3.4. HALE. CHERYL: AY 4: Y-Teens 2: Inlernos 2. HALL. JERRY: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2: Modern Music Maslers 2: Choir 2.3.4. HANNON. JIM: AY 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: Alhlelic Honor Sociely 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Foolball 2.3: Los Via- ieros 2. MANNSZ. SANDRA: AY 4: Y-Teens 2.3: D.E. 4: GAA 2: FHA 2.3. HANNUM. SUZANNE: AY 2.3.4: GAA 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2. HARLAN. LA TRECE: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: Opere'H'a 2: Fufure Nurses 4: Choir 2.3.4. HARRIS, BILL: Arche- ology 2.3: Hi-Yy 2.3: AY 2.3: Ski Club 2.3. HARRI- SON. CRAIG: AY 2: Alhlefic Honor Socieiy 3: Ten- nis 2.3.4. HARRISON. DALE: AY 2.3.4: Wreslling 2.4: VIC 3: Choir 2. HARRISON. GALE: AY 2.3.4: 2.3.4: Fufure Nurses 2.3.4: Sludenl' Council 3: Choir 2. HARVEY. JIMMY: AY 3.4: ROTC 3.4: Bancl 2.3: Thespians 4. HARWOOD. SUE: Tri Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: GAA 2.3: FTA 2: FHA 2.3.4: Science Club 2. HATON. NANCY: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: FTA 3.4: Honor Socie'I'y 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Golf 2: Sludenl Council 4: Ken Club 2.3.4. LASS, Terry GODFREY. Anne GRAHAM. Belly GROUT. Jarrell HAMMONDS. Mariorie HARLAN, La Trece HARRISON. Gale LENN. Alfred GOLIGHTLY. Johnny GRAHAM, Frances GUNNELS. Ralph HANNON, Jim HARRIS, Bill HARVEY, Jimmy LENN. Larry GALLADAY, Lannie GRAVES, Judy HALE. Cheryl HANNSZ. Sandra HARRISON. Craig HARWOOD. SUB ODBEY, Sandra GOODWIN. Mary GREEN. Tony HALL. Jerry HANNUM.Su1ar1ne HARRISON. Dale HATTON. NBHCY f- -L ..- . A W ..,. .., MM., K ' ii A I 'M 3 . '.... -r -M ff L i '- I s 3-f ' V 4 . I y ,.... S. - g , , aw' 1 ,.,.,,....,,..,.. E A , -:v. :.' .. ., X ':-:-: , :sw in 4 . 3.3 . -.-1 1 ' S. .. h ' I A V I ...,.. , - P' 3 . H . . ':.:- 5 NW 1 -. zz- f. f r 1 ' A ' V . .... 5 :::-- at . . gm., t , I J Q W1 .ggi gy . i . M A . .,. . .... "':' 5 il --'-:2 ,,,. 2 1 :'-. "'-i A " ':"' , 5 ':"-..,... as.. g wi H :T -.R M I ' I . I A ' '.' " i my L . . : : : : i s 2 51.1 ,""" g D .. ...,., V: MY ,A ,if 7 -- . . . 45. N.. UGER. David HEFLEY. Ronnie X ,,. , W. fi if W g .f 3354 V ' 4 .i 3 . l 5 2 A W A i4A LNA "" :,A 1 f W as I A. gb Ti iggmgh V . , Qi. '::: i .am ...... 'Y 4. A A A .b E,.,, . Viza 5 1. , .ga .gy 'ff . nf... ef.. , r in 1: A Qi iw 4. HESS.Scl1arleen . 4... , fin -:-5. g 33 ., A ,us HUM. Q J.. E Y , zzz ' .. 4 9 ' ' ' Q rf' zz- Q vs Av' 56: . may . A' Y 24' HILL, Joe Y saw A .Q HOLDER, David HOOBER. Sandra HGWERTON. Yarfvsiili , Z2 nw .41 Q1 WKINS, Mary Lee HEFNER. Palsy HICKS. Belly HILL, Sue HOLLINGERI Kay HOQSER, Dinh.. j HUDQiNS..Ngfgg.g5f.fjh. WKINS. Norma HENDERSON. William HICKS. Gary HODGES. Laverne HQ1-MES' Nadia HOUSTQN, Phyflig WPE. Peggy HERTNER. Bill HICKMAN. Carolyn HOLDER. Dalfon HQQD' Lew.-,rd HQWELLIKJM HAUGER, DAVID: AY 2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4. HAW- lnfernos 2.3.41 Sfudeni KINS. MARY LEE: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Choir ERTON. VERNEAL: 2.3.4. HAWKINS. NORMA: FHA 2.3: Choir 2. HUDGINS. NORMA: A.Y'2.3:.4:'y HAWPE. PEGGY: AY 2.3.4: D.E. 3.4: Choir 2. HEF- Orchesfra 2.3.4: Opereliq LEY. RONNIE. Golf 2.3. HEFNER. PATSY: Tri-Hi-Y AY 2.3.4. VIC 4. Choir 2.3.: 4: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: Band 2.3.4. HENDERSON. WlL- LIAM: Hi-Y 3.4: AY 3.4: Allwlelic Honor Socie'l'y 3.4: Track 2: Baseball 3.4: Los Viaieros 2. HERTNER. BILL: AY 4: Ski Club 4: Los Viajeros 4. HESS. SCHARLEEN: AY 2.3.4: Square Dance Club 3: De- bale Club 2: Y-Teens 2: FTA 2.3: FHA 3.4: Fulure Nurses 2: Los Viaieros 2: Thespians 3.4. HICKS. BETTY: AY 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: Choir 2. HICKS. GARY: AY 4: FTA 4: Los Viajeros 2.3.4. HICKMAN. CAROYLN: AY 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 2. HILL. JOE: ROTC 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4. HILL. SUE: Choir 4. HODGES. LAVERNE: AY 2.3.4: D.E. 4: FHA 4: Choir 2. HOLDER. DALTON: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.4. HOLDER. DAVID: Hi-Y 3.4: AY 2.4: Opere'Ha 2: Choir 2: ROTC 2.3.4. HOLLINGER. KAY: AY 2.4: FHA 4: Bowling 4: Choir 2.3. HOLMES, NADIA: Y-Teens 2: AY 2.3.4: Choir 2.4: lnfernos 2.3. HOOPER. SAN- DRA: AY 2.4: FHA 2.3: G.A.A. 2. HOUSER. DIANNE: AY 2.4: Y-Teens 2: D.E. 3. HOUSTON. PHYLLIS: D.E. 3.4: AY 4. HOWELL. JOE: AY 2.3.4: Page 51 AY 4. ROTC 2. A 4 fi 5TUD'0U5? - - - Membsfi fha books fo' We is .ss fe .Yi ,fx ,ii .en . ri 'f , , 1, -Xlggfifizizzi.. . ss.. is 2: ii? . xx :ia Z: .E . ' ' i f YK' .A . . 5 is wg S 521.1 Y . 4: ze A-v .M W .L,' L A J I. : .. gy E sw .5 J 4 i:34 l QL M may A 1 ' A -.1 fi ilfr if 4 44 . ... ff J ., A A .... f 5 4 5 4 A 35 ' 4 ,. T M - 25' 15... 'F 5: . ii.. N M 3 , I . Q .,.E , ...my is if It K ii 4 Je, + 41 Q 9 I .:.,,, H :., I I I, I M :Q .. In Q K , , , .. . ' ll -::,.:.' ',., f .. :,,.:,., Q I ll ,,.,, ,. . 'lUNNICUI.T. Myrna JACKSON, Bob JAMES, Carole JOLLY. Bob JONES. Larry KENDRICK. Ken KLEIN, Kennelh -IUNTER, Richard JACKSON. Caro JAMES. Joyce JONES, Frank KAUFFMAN. Gerald KILPATRICK. Carolyn LACOUME, James NGHAM. Jeff JACKSON. Judie JAMIESON, Richard JONES. Mary KEMPER. Allen KIRKMAN, Chris LACY, Marie VEY. Odell JACQUOT. Mary Lou JANSKI, Jon JONES. Ray KENDRICK. Kay KIZER. Jimmy LaFAVERS. Bifbdfd S 0 elll0fS . 0 . ...MAKE GREAT PLANS FOR HANNICULT. MYRNA: AY 3: Y-Teens 3.4: FHA 2.3.4. HUNTER. RICHARD: VIC 4. INGHAM. JEFF: AY 2.3.4: Moclern Music Maslers: La Airosa 4: Sandslorm 4: Operella 2: Cheer Leader 3.4: Bowling 2: Sluclenl' Council 3: Choir 2.3.4. JACKSON. BOB: D.O. 3.4: VIC 3.4. JACKSON, CARO: Y-Teens 2.3.4: GAA 2.3: Honor Socieiy 3.4: Los Viaieros 2: Inler-club Council 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. JACKSON. JUDIE: Sec. Training 4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: Infernos 2: Sludenl' Council 3: lnler-club Council 3: Ken Club 3.4: Science Club 2. JACQUOT, MARY LOU: AY 2.3.4: Y-Teens 4: FTA 4: FHA 2: Inferno! 3.4: Band 2.3: Ken Club 3.4. JAMES, JOYCE: AY 4: Honor Socie'I'y 3.4: FTA 3: Los Viaieros 2.3.4: Choir 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. JAMIESON. RICHARD: D.O. 42 AY 4: VIC 4: lnlernos 2: Orcheslra 2.-3: Science Club 2. JANSKI, JON: AY 2.3.4: Operella 2: Choir 2.3.4. JOLLEY. BOB: AY 4: Wreslling 2.4: Foolball 3.4. JONES. FRANK: ROTC 2: Baseball 2.3.4. JONES. Page 52 GRADUATION WEEK... MARY: Square Dance Club 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Y-Teens 2.3.4: Opere'Ha 2: Choir 2.3.4. JONES, RAY: Key Club 2.3. JONES. LARRY: AY 2.3.4: Bank 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4. KAUFFMAN. GERALD: AY 2.3.4: ROTC 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. KEMPER. ALLEN: AY 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. KENDRICK. KAY: Speech Senale 2: AY 2.3.4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Honor Sociely 3.4: FTA 2.3: Los Viaieros 2: Sluclenf Council 2.3.4: Ken Club 3.4: Thes- pians 3.4. KENDRICK. KEN: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2: Alhlelic Honor Sociely: Foolball 2.3.4. KILPATRICK. CAROLYN: AY 2.3.4: Sl'uclen'r Council 4: FHA 3: Choir 2. KIRKMAN, CHRIS: AY 2.4. KIZER. JIMMY: AY 2.3.4: Opere'H'a 2: Modern Music Maslers 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Baseball 4. KLEIN. KENNETH: Debale Club 4: AY 4: La Airosa 4: Sanclslorm 4: Slage Hancl 3: Bowling 3.4: ROTC 2.3.4: Inler-club Council 4. LACOUME. JAMES: AY 3: Bowling 2.3: FFA 2. LACY. MARIE: AY 2.4: FHA 2.3.4: Choir 2. La- FAVERS. BARBARA: AY 2.3: FHA 4. LAFON, KEITH: AY 2.43 Honor Sociely 3,43 Ai'l1le+ic Honor Socieiy 3,43 Track 2.3.43 Ken Club 2.3.43 Fool'- ball 2,3,4. LAMAN, PHYLLIS: Y-Teens 23 AY 43 Choir 2. LANE. BEN: AY 2,3,43 Golf 2.3.4. LANE, KENNETH: AY 2.3.43 Honor Socieiy 3,43 Ken Club 3.43 Bowling 2.3.43 Band 23 Science Club 4. LANG- FORD, DORIS: Sec. Training 33 AY 2.3.43 FHA 23 Choir 2. LANYON, KEN: Hi-Y 2.3.42 AY 2.3.43 ROTC 2,3,43 Los Viaieros 23 Siudeni' Council 43 lnier- club Council 4. LARASON. DAYNA: Band 3.43 Orcl1es+ra 3.4. LEAVELLE, WALLACE: Bowling 4. LEE, JEANIE: AY 2.33 Ski Club 23 Bowling 3,43 Siu- deni Council 2,3: Science Club 4. LEE, MIRTIE: AY 2,3,4: FHA 2.3.43 Opereiia 23 Choir 2.3. LEMASTER, BARBARA: Tri Hi-Yy 43 AY 2.3.43 FHA 2,43 Choir 23 Ken Club 3,4. LEWIS. WARREN: Debaie Club 23 AY 33 Honor Socie+y 3,4: Modern Music Masiers 2.3.43 Opereiia 23 Los Viaieros 2.33 Choir 2.3.43 Ken Club 3,43 Thespians 3.43 lnrer-club Council 4. LITTLE, TERRY: Press Club 3.43 La Airosa 3,43 Sandsiorm 33 ROTC 2,3,43 Cl1oir 2.33 Quill and Scroll 3,4. LIPPER. LOLA: AY 2.3.43 Y-Teens 2.3.43 Archeology 33 Oper- eHa 23 Bowling 43 Choir 2.3.4. LOCKWOOD, PAT: OUCH! . . . Davis demoniivifep fo his 65855 how fo de-born a bu l. AY 3,4. LOFTIS. LOU JANE: AY 3,43 2.4. LOKEY, MARY ALICE: AY 23,41 Sid 2,33 FHA. 43 Choir 43 Los Viaieros 2. LOYD. MARLGN: Hi-Y 2,33 AY 2.33 Los Viaieros 2.3. LUNDERGREEN. GENE: FHA 4. LUNDERGREEN, MARYLENE: D.E. 43 FHA 2. LUPHER. LARRY: AY 2: Foeibdfl 2.3. MADDOX, SARA: AY 43 FTA 3,43 Los Viaieros 4. LAFON, Keiilw LANE, Kenneih LAWRENCE, Clwarles LEMASTER, Barbara LOCKWOOD, Pai LUNDEGREEN. GRB! LAGDAR. Richard LANG-FORD, Doris LEAVELLE, Wallace LEWIS. Warren LOFTlS. Lou Jong LUNDERSREEN, M. LAMAN. Phyllis LANYON, Ken LEE, Jeanie LITTLE. Terry LOKEY, Mary AWG! Ldffy K LANE. Ben LARASON. Dayna LEE. Miriie LIPPER, Lola LOYD, Metlbill MADDOX, Sara . 3 yfgyfggifsafr 3 3 ., f , 'l 1 U 3 .1 . if ii ,. ,.,,. A5 , F A A ....r Kiw i i f 3 A if A 3 . .. ' A EE... ,,., , " Umm: ff Ag f Tn . 3333 F55 -.... . ---. map T ..,.. 5, . Zi - -.1 Y i 5 .. 2 ' ' 'I Q " i is T, as f 3.5. .TA 3 LA.. 7' 3 sw fir e A 33 . 3i ir 4 ... A in 3 Wm Wil' F WA N. June MARSH, Bill v1ALACARA, Delia MARSHALL, Virginia v1ALONEY, Delberl MARTIN. Charles l'eniors . . . ...BID TIIIRTY-TWO FAREWELL AT MID-TERM... MALONEY. DELBERT: D.E. 4: Wreslling 2.3: Fool- ball 2. MANN. JOHN: VIC 2.3. MARSH. BILL: D.O. 3: AY 2.3.4: VIC 3: Operefla 2: Choir 2. MAR- SHALL, VIRGINIA: D.O. 4: AY 2.3: G.A.A. 2: VIC 4: FTA 3: Fulure Nurses 2.3: lnlernos 3: Choir 2. MARTIN, CHARLES: D.O. 2.3.4: VIC 4: Baseball 2.3.4: Baskelball 2.3.4. MARTIN. DON: D.O. 3.4: VIC 3.4: Choir 2. MARTIN. MARIAN: Speech Sen- ale 2: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: La Airosa 3: Honor Sociely 4: lnlernos 2: Ken Club 2.3.4: Sluclenl' Coun- cil 4. MATKIN. JOHNNY: Archeology 2.3: AY 2.3.4: La Airosa 3: Sandslorm 2: Choir 2.3: Operella 2. MATTHEWS. LYDIA: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 3.4: FTA 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Bowling 2: lnlernos 3: Thespians 3.4. MAXWELL. JUDY: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: Modern Music Maslers 4: La Airosa 2: Operella 2: Los Viajeros 2: lnler-club Council 3: Orcheslra 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. MAYBERRY, CARLETON: Debaie Club 2.3.4: Speech Senale 2: AY 3.4: FTA 4: ROTC 2.3.4: lnler-club Council 2.3.4: Choir 2.3: Thespians 4. MAYBERRY. RONALD: Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: Baseball 4: Baskelball 2.3.4: Sludenl Council 4. MARTIN, Marian MAXWELL. Judy MATKIN. Johnny MAYBERRY. Carleion MEACHAM, Bobbie MELSON. Bill MATTHEWS. Lydia MAYBERRY, Ronald MEADOR, Peie ud MAYES. CLAUDINE: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 4: lnelrnos 2. MAYS. MARILYN: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: ROTC 4? Sludenl Council 2.3.4: lnler-club Council 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: Tri Hi-Y 4. MEACHAM. BOBBIE: Sec. Training 4: AY 2.3.4: Choir 2: OpereHa 2. MEADOR, PETE: AY 2.3.4: Track 3: Foolball 2: Vigilanles 4. MEANS, JIM: AY 3.4: Ski Club 3.4: Foolball 2.3.4. MELBOURNE. DALE: Tennis 4. MEL- SON, BILL: Wreslling 2.3.4. MERTZ. JUDY: Y-Teens 2: AY 4: Los Viaieros 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. MEYER. JERRY: AY 2.3.4: FHA 4: Bowling 2: Los Viaieros 2. MEYER. TOMMY: AY 2.3: ROTC 2.3: Choir 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. MICOU. BILLY: AY 2: FHA 4: ROTC 2.3.4. MILLER. EVA JO: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3: FHA 3: La Airosa 4: Operella 2: Los Viaieros 2: ROTC 4: Choir 2: Ouill and Scroll 4. MILLER. JEANETTE: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: Modern Music Maslers 2.3.4: Operella 2: Bowling 4: lnlernos 3: Orcheslra 2.3: Choir 2.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Tri Hi-Y 4. MAYS. Marilyn MELBOURNE. Dale MEYER. Tvmmy MICOU Bill - Y Mgmz. J Y MILLER, ev.. Jo MEYER. Jerry WANN, John MARTIN. Don MAXWELL. Emma MAYES. Claudine MEANS. Jim ,. Ll , .., . , 1. y 3 5:25:22 . I H fail I i 'er 2 niai Q .. . 1 ::i3 . W r 3 A 2- - Ig, .-.. .--- .',... l 'U l . ' I . . ,...,.,. A ' 3 ..,, 3, " i , A ' Y K 'B . ' "" "ws: L A :... 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' ' ' lk, mf P me i -". - ::-' ly QQ? ., . . jg 5 I' , , , . - ' 553g V - 5 ' Ra MlLLER,JohnniB MlNToN,Jeff MOORE,BiII MuNN,RonaId McCAULEY.Geqry MCcowN.LQf-me MeEN'fIRE.8ufch MILLER, Marvin MlRANDA,Ronnie MOORE, Burlonell MCAFEE, Melaney MCCAULLEY, Mike McCUE.Mary McFATHERS.,Lmy MILLIGAN,Glen Mock, Alice MoReAN,cyn+hia MCALISTER, sandra MCCUSH. Gary McDONALD.ChorIes MeG1NNIS,Jwy MlLTON,Wilma MONZIN60.Ann MORRIS,Ca+harine MccALEB,Tom McCLlSH,SyIvraAnne MCDONALD.-hrrol M:KEE.6wr9v MILLER, JOHNNIE: AY 2,3,41 FHA 41 ROTC 2,3,4. MILLER, MARVIN: AY 2,3,41 Science Club 4. MIL- LIGAN, GLEN: AY 2,3,41 Honor Sociely 3,41 Oper- efla 21 ROTC 2,3,41 S+uclen+ Council 21 Ken Club 2,3,41 Thespians 3.4. MILTON, WILMA: Y-Teens 41 AY 41 FHA 2,3,41 Choir 2. MINTON, JEFF: AY 41 Hi-Y 41 Golf 4. MIRANDAI, RONNIE: AY 21 Los Viaieros 21 Band 2,3,41 Orcheslra 2,31 Science Club 4. MOCK, ALICE: AY 2,3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,41 FHA 2,3,41 lnlernos 21 Fulure Nurses 2,3,4. MONZINGO, ANN: Y-Teens 2,3,41 FTA 2,31 FHA 21 Choir 41 La Airosa 4. MOORE, BILL: AY 41 Bowling 2,3. MOORE, BUR- TONELL: AY 2,3,41 Press Club 41 FHA 2,31 La Airosa 41 Bowling 41 Choir 2,31 Thespians 3,41 FTA 4. MOR- GAN, CYNTHIA: Debale Club 21 AY 2,3,41 Press Club 2,42 Honor Socie+y 3,41 FTA 2,3,41 La Airosa 2,3,41 Opere'Ha 21 Fulure Nurses 21 lnlernos 2,3,41 Sludenl Council 2,3,41 lnler-club Council 3,41 Orch- eslra 2,31 Ken Club 2,3,41 Quill and Scroll 4. MOR- RIS, CATHARINE: AY 2,41 Inlernos 21 Ken Club 2,4. MUNN, RONALD: AY 2,3,41 S'l'ucIenl' Council 2. McAFEE, MELANEY: AY 2,3,41 Ski Club 21 Honor Sociely 3,41 Alhlelic Hono: Sociely 2,3,41 Cheer Leader 3,41 Tennis 2,3,41 Ken Club 2,3,41 Science Club 2. McALlSTER, SANDRA: Y-Teens 2,3,41 AY 2,3,41 FHA 21 lnlra-club Council 3. MCCALEB, TOM: D.O. 3,41 VIC 3,41 FFA 2. MCCAULEY, GEARY: AY 2,3,41 Ski Club 21 ROTC 2,3,41 Science Club 2. MCCAULLEY, MIKE: AY 2.3.41 FHA 41 Bowling 21 Baskelball 2,3,4. MCCLISH, GARY: Ken Club 2.3.45 Science Club 2,3,4. MCCLISH, SYLVIA ANNEZASEQ Training 41 FHA 2,3,4. MCCOWN, LORETTA: AY 4: G.A.A. 2,31 Choir 2. MCCUE, MARY: Arclwvlogy 3: AY 2,3,41 Ski Club 41 Honor Soclely 3,4:ii..a Airosa 2:- Alhlelic Honor SocielygggQ2j,3,41 Tennii 2,3,41 Slu- clenl Council 3,41 :2,3,4. McDONAi.D,i CHARLES: AY 2,31 2,3,4. MQ! DONALD, JERROL: AY 4-yyll: 2,3. NIG- ENTIRE, BUTCH: Wrefiliihg 2,3. MCFATHEXS, LARRY: D.O. 31 AY 2,3,41 La Alftlta 41 Sfl'6ge 'Hbhdf 41 Sluclenl Council 41 Choir 2,4. MC5lNN15,'ilERlSYif AY 3,41 Bowling 21 Choir 2: Fqqlball f2,'3,-- GEORGE: AY 2,3,41 Track 3.45 311 riy- BRAINS . . . A group of lhe X98 82ivlhf0fmflf meeling al home. 1 7: W i"I 3, . f I 1 Ywiliirs E. f 1 , .-5:1-1:-: . .Q s. x P L ,.. F , 1 Q .s w a I Q A 1 . he X 5 im Q ml .Q .2 E il ., - ff I AA.,.2 "" 5 ' x I S., 2 . 'Qxz BE? ' V- an X W A Q 1 1. .., ..,,. ,. . O H9 :IIV .... I ' -Q . "" 2 I- . 2 ::. III: ..:.,. A 5 7- i zgiin In 5 .. " - - . 1 , , L. A 'ff'-If I -:A-- I -A H 1 , .. f If 'I A A I I Z2-: . 1 A A ::,E-: ..,.,: 1 3 A vll. Zrlz '--f' ,.-1,,::E I L A . ... I A + ' 1 J - i . : - :zfz ,,.'.. 1' '59 'Q . 1, ,f .115 ,:. Y , 1 ,,:, 5 i - M KENZIE, Roberi MCMEANS, James NEAL, Melody NELSON, Pa+ NORRID, Gail ODOM, John McKINNEY, Hal McMENNAMY, Jerry NEELY, Jimmie NEWMAN, G-racy NUNN, Eddie OGLESBY, Gordon MCKINNEY, Tex MCNEILAND, Bill NEESE, Glenn NOBLE, Roberl OAKLEY, Darrell OLIVER, Leia M LAIN,Bur1 NEAL, Billie Tom NELSON, Andrea NOKES, Sharon ODOM, Jack OLSON, Eric O Seniors . . . ...MAKE APPLICATION FOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE... McKENZlE, ROBERT: Hi-Y 41 AY 2,3,41 Honor So- ciely 41 La Airosa 41 Sandslorm 41 ROTC 21 Ken Club 2,3,4: Sluclenl Council 4. McKINNEY, HAL: Band 2,3,41 Orcheslra 2,3,4. McKINNEY, TEX: Arclze- ology 2,31 Hi-Y 2,3,41 AY 2,3,41 Bowling 41 Inlernos 2. McLAlN, BURT: Hi-Y 2,3,41 AY 2,3,41 FTA 41 A'l'l'i- lelic Honor Sociely 2,3,4: Track 41 Bowling 21 lnlernos 2,31 Choir 21 Baseball 2,3,41 Baslcelball 2,3,4. Mc-' MEANS, JAMES: Key Club 2,3. McMENNAMY. JERRY: D.O. 41 AY 21 Wreslling 21 VIC 3,4. Mc- NEILAND, BILL: Modern Music Maslers 3,41 Open ella 21 Band 2,3,41 Orcl1es'Ira 2,3,4: Ken Club:2,3.4r. NEAL, BILLIE TOM: AY 2,3,4 G.A.A. 21 Fl-lA:2,4. NEAL, MELODY: Sec. Training 41 AY 2,3,41 Band 2,3,4. NEELY, JIMMIE: D.O. 3,4: Press Club 21 VIC Page 56 3,41 Sanclslorm 2. NEESE, GLENN: D.E. 3,4. NEL SON, ANDREA: AY 2,3,41 G.A.A. 2,3,4. NELSON PAT: Y-Teens 41 AY 2,3,4: FHA 2,31 Opere'l'+a 2 Ful'ure Nurses 3 Bowling 41 Choir 2,3. NEWMAN GRACY: AY 2,3 D.E. 3,41 FHA 2,41 Operella 2 Choir 2. NOBLE, ROBERT: AY 21 Golf 2,3. NOKES SHARON: FHA 2,3,4. NORRID, GAIL: AY 2,3,4 Foolball 2,3. NUNN, EDDIE: AY 4: VIC 4. OAK- l.EY, DARRELL: AY 31 D.E. 3,4. ODOM, JACK Archeology 41 AY 41 Tennis 41 Science Club 41 Base- ball 4. ODOM, JOHN: Band 2,3,4. OGLESBY GORDON: Square Dance Club 2,3,41 AY 2,3,4 FHA 41 FFA 2,3,4: Choir 21 Thespians 3,4. OLIVER ILETA: DE 4. OLSON, ERIC: AY 2,3,41 Band 2,3,4 Inlernos 41 Science Club 4. OLSON. WALTER: S'I'amp CoIIecIors 2.3.4. O'NEAL. JUDY: 2.3.4: D.E. 4: FHA 4: S+uden+ Council 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. ONSTATT. DAVID: D.O. 3.4: VIC 3.4. OSTRANDER. DAVID: Hi-Y 2: AY 2.3: Ski Club 2.3. OWENS. MARY LEE: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: CI'1oir 2.3. PACE. SUE: AY 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: CI1oir 2.3. PALMER DONALD: Debaie Club 2: Creafive WriI'ers 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: BowIing 3: ROTC 2.3: Sfudeni' Council 4: Choir 2. PARK. DAVID: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociefy 3.4: ROTC 2.3.4: Siudeni' Council 2.3.4: Ken CIub 2.3.4. PARKER. DON: VIC 4. PARSONS. BOBBY: D.E. 4: Band 2. PATRICK. SANDRA: AY 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4. PATTERSON. JUDY: AY 2.3.4: FTA 3: FHA 4: Oper- e++a 2: La Airosa 4: Fuiure Nurses 3.4: Bowling 3: Infernos 2: Choir 2: Science Club 2. PEEK. JOHNNY: AY 3: Baske'I'baII 2.3.4. PERRY. LINDA: G.A.A. 2.3: Fuiure Nurses 4. PENNINGTON. DOLLI: Y-Teens 3.4: AY 4: G.A.A. 2.3: FHA 2.3: Fu'rure Nurses 4: Choir 2.3. PHILLIPS. LYNDA SUE: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: FHA 2: Fufure Nurses 2.3.4: Choir 3: In'I'er-club CounciI 4. PHILLIPS. WANDA: Sec. Training 4: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.4: FTA 4: Band 2.3.4: Thespians 3.4. PICKLE. JO ANN: AY 2.3: D.E. 4: FTA 2.3: FHA 2.3: Infer-club . mmf N Too MUCH LIGHT . . . Johnny. Wiimeiix ifl5P9Pi'f:Qg +I1e eIec+ricaI shop. I A fifi council 2.3.4. PITTMAN, sos: FoofbaIf.3,4.PLi1NK:i VIC: AY 2.3.4 A+hIe+ic Honor Socieify 3.4: Trafcklif S'+uden+ Council 2.3.4: Tixespians 4: Baskefbail PODZEMNY. DANIEL: ELG. 3.4-4: FFA 2. DICKIE: A+hIe+ic Honor Socieig 3.4: Foo+bdIl.2.3,4ij Ski CIub 4: Track 2.3. POW LL. BUD! AY Wresiling 3.4: OpereH'a 2: ROTC 2.3:.Choir.2.i4 , . Q OLSON. WaI+er OWENS. Mary Lee PARKER. Don O'NEAL. Judy PACE. Sue PARSONS, Bobby ONSTATT. David PALMER. DonnaI PATRICK. Sandra OSTRANDER. David PARK. David .x. P PENNINGTON. Dolli PICKLE.-30 Ann POLSON. Dieicij .-ffffp PATTERSON, Judy PHIPPS. D. L. PITTMAN. 3425 PEEK. Johnny PHILLIPS, Lynda SUB PERRY. 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' .. , is ' :" ' ff' ' ., l., , -,, vl,, if .ggwj A L : K - -55... 4 V -V: 51 - iI:': ff 5 " 3 I Seniors, . . . ...COMPETE IN MERIT SCIIOUIRSIIIP EXAMS... POWELL, GEORGE: VIC 3. PRAY, SHIRLEY: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 3: D.E. 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Sanclslorm 3. PRICE. CAROL: Swimming 3: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Fulure Nurses 2.3.4. PRICE. SHIR- LEY: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 3.4: La Airosa 3: Sluclenl' Council 3.4: In+er-club Council 2: Thespians 3.4. PRICE, TOMMY: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 4: La Airosa 4: Track 3.4: Golf 2: lnfernos 2: Sludenl Council 3: Thespians 3.4. PRINCE, CONNA: AY 3.4: ROTC 2.3.4: Science Club 2. PROTSMAN, MADGE: AY 2.3.4: D.E. 4: FHA 2.3.4: S'Iuclen+ Council 2: Choir 2.3. PURCELL.LAQUlETA: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3: FHA 2.3.4: FTA 4: Infer-club Council 4. RALSTON. BEVERLY: AY 2.3.4: Sec. Training 4: Band 2.3.4: Choir 2: Tri I'li-Y 4. RAMSEY. SYLVIA: AY 2.3.4: Modern Music Maslers 3.4: FHA 4: Sand- sl'orm 4: OpereH'a 2: Cheerleader 3.4: S+uden+ Coun- cil 2: Choir 2.3.4. RANDOLPH. TOMMY: D.O. 2.3.4. RANSOM, ED: FFA 2.3: Track 2: Choir 2: Foolball 3: Baskelball 2.3. REAMS. BILLY: Square Dance Club 3: AY 2.3.4: Wreslling 2.3.4: Choir 2.3. REED, JAMES: D.E. 4: Bowling 3.4: VIC 2.3.4: Band 2. REED, PHYL- LIS: Square Dance Club 2: AY 4: D.E. 3.4: G.A.A. 2. FHA 2.3:CI1oir 2. REED. RONNIE: Hi-Y 3: AY 2.3.4: D.E. 4: VIC 2: Sandslorm 2: Operella 2: ROTC 2.3: ln'I'er-club Council 2: Choir 2.3.4. REEVES. EDDIE: AY 2.3.4: Inlernos 2: Ken Club 3.4. RENFRO. RUE: Square Dance Club 2: Y-Teens 2.3: FHA 2.3.4: Choir 2.3. REYNOLDS, ROBERT: AY 4: ROTC 3.4: Ken Club 3.4. RHOADS. GARY: AY 4: ROTC 2.3.4. RICE, CHARLES: AY 2.3.4: Foolball 2.3.4. RILEY, DON: Hi-Y 3.4: AY 2.3.4: Golf 2: lnlernos 2: Ken Club 2.3.4: Vigilanles 3.4. RILEY, KATHY: Debale Club 2: Tri Hi-Y 4: AY 2.3.4: La Airosa 4. RINER. BRENDA: Y-Teens 2: AY 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 3.4: Choir 2.3. RITTENBERRY, PEGGY: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: La Airosa 3.4: Choir 2: Thespians 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4. POWELL. George PRICE, Shirley PuRcELL,Laquae+a RANDoLPH,TQmmy REED,James RENFRo,Rue RILEY, Dan PRAY,5hifley PRlCE.Tommy PUTMAN,Ted RANSOM. Ed REED,PhylnS REYNOLDS.Rober+ RILEY,Ka+hy PRESCOTT. Jim PRINCE, Conna RALSTON. Beverly REAMS. Billy REED, Ronnie RHOADS. Gary RINER. Brenda PRICE, Carole PROTSMAN. Madge RAMSEY, Sylvia REED, Dewaine REEVES. Eddie RICE. Charles RITTENBERRY, Peggy I A : .. ..:: :: ' I 3 .,.. , ' .., '... , ...,., 1 , K' ' ew.. :.. . ",. 'I-. 5 .. .2 ? gf f I X i'l: lQ ,'.' J' ..,"' A " ' A - .,. ,, :'::" . ... 1 5 , -':' .T A rrrrk c rri 2 3 .. . I 5 ig ? ,.. . 3 ' We ...,.., J.: LA 4.4 crrsl ...f...- u r Q -11':2: -- " I g. 2- ""' ":il I F Ill' X ' I n llni - ii Q, u f. N i . 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Larry' ROBBINS, William ROBERTS, Nancy ROBINSON, Annelle RUFFINO, Roberlo RUTLAND, Pally SCHWAN, Judy 5E1.LERS,'EWdfB8h' ROBERTS, Anne ROBERTS, Wayne ROGERS, Hank RUNYON, Don SAXE, Charloffe SCQTT, Bill SQPKOWITZ, Align: ROBERTS, Billy ROBINSON, Glenda ROMERO' Junior RUSSELL, Davicl SCHROEDER, Diane SCOTT. James SETTLE. Sandy I ROBBINS, JILL: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 3,4: FHA 3,4: Choir 2: Ken Club 3,4. ROBBINS, WILLIAM: AY 2,3,4: Slamp Colleclors 2: VIC 3: ROTC 2,3,4. ROBERTS, ANNE: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 2: Honor So- ciely 3,4: Modern Music Maslers 3,4: FTA 2: lnlernos 2: Sludenl Council 2,3,4: lnfer-club Council 2: Band 2,3,4: Orclmeslra 2,3,4: Choir 2.3: Ken Club 2,3,4: Thespians 3,4: La Airosa 4: Press Club 4: Organisf 2,3,4. ROBERTS, BILLY: Wreslling 2,3,4: Foolball 2,4. ROBERTS, FRED: Square Dance Club 3: AY 4: D.E. 3: Wreslling 4: VIC 3: Foolball 2. ROBERTS, NANCY: AY 2,3,4: Operella 2: Moclern Music Maslers 2,3,4: Choir 2,3,4. ROBERTS, WAYNE: D.O. 4: VIC 2,3,4. ROBINSON, GLENDA: Y-Teens 2.3: D.E. 2: G.A.A. 2: FHA 2,3. ROBINSON, KENNETH: Foolball 2,3,4. ROBISON, ANNETTE: G.A.A. 2,3,4: FHA 3,4: Fu- lure Nurses 3. ROGERS, HANK: S+uden+ Council 2,3,4: AY 2,3,4: lnlernos 2,3,4: FTA 2,3,4: Honor So- ciely 3,4: Ken Club 2,3,4: Science Club 3. RUFF, JOE: AY 3,4. RUFFINO, ROBERTO: AY 4: Sand- slorm 4: lnlernos 4: Los Viaieros 4: S+uclen+ Council 4. RUNYON, DON: Archeology 2: Library Club 3,4: Square Dance Club 3: Debale Club 3,4: Hi-Y 2: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Slamp Colleclors 2,3,4: VIC 3,4: FFA 3,4: Operella 2: Slage Hand 2: Fulure Nurses 2: Bowling 4: Golf 4: ROTC 2,3,4: Choir 3,4: Science Club 3. RUSSELL, DAVID: AY 2,3,4: Ski Club 4: A+l1le+ic Honor Socielv 3,4: Foolball 2,3,4: Baseball 3,4. RUSSELL, PHYLLIS: AY 4: FHA 2,3,4. RUTLAND, PATTY: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2,3,4: FTA 2,4' FHA 2,3,4: Sandslorm 4: Sludeni Council 4: Choi? 2.3. SAXE, CHARLOTTE: AY 3,4: GAA 2: FTA 3.42 In+ernos 2,3,4: S+uden+ Council 3:2 lnler-club Council 3. SCHROEDER, DIANE: AY 45 FHA 4:wCl1oiri 2. SCHUTTS, BARBARA: AY 2,3,4: Press Club 3,4:: Ski Club 2,3,4: FTA 4: Honor Socieiy 3,4: La Airosa 3,4: Sands+orm 3,4: Golf 2: Los Viajeros 2: Ken Club 2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4. SCHWAN, JUDY: Y-Teens 2.3.42 AY 2,3,4: FTA 2,3,4: Operefia 2: Bowling 4: Los via- ieros 2: S+uden+ Council 4: Choir 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. SCOTT, BILL: Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: Press Club 4: Ski Club 2,3,4: La Airosa 4: Goff 2: SCGTT, JAMES: AY 2: FHA 4. SELBY, LARRY: Hi-Y 4: AY 2,3,4: ROTC 2,3,4. SELLERS, EVVAJEAN: G.A.A. 2.3: FHA 2,4. SEPKOWITZ, ALLAN: AY 2,4-:A Ski Club 4: A+hle+ic Honor Sociely 4: Track 4: Siucleni CUUUji cil 2,3,4: Foolball 3,4. SETTLE, SANDY: AY 2,3,4: La Airosa 4: Sanclslorm 4: Choir 2,3,4. - CHOW TIME . . . S+ucIen+s find a well balanced meal wailing for +l1em in The A.H.S. caieleria. P 5? age an . I .1 ,V .,,, 1 . . "' i use ' .af we I , V 2 la R fl I f ' , 5 W ii f E. V A . ' Q 1, Q . . . if A I in - .":-- i '1f" N, . 4 4 I IR iil- ,,'- Q... . ,.... 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SHOMELL, LYNN: Y-Teens 2.41 AY 2.3.41 FTA 31 FHA 41 La Airosa 21 Opere'Ha 21 lnlernos 21 lnief- club Council 41 Choir 2.31 Thespians 3.4. SHORES. GARY: Hi-Y 2.3.41 AY 2.3.41 Ski Club 2.3.41 Golf 2. SHUFFIELD. LYNNELL: AY 2.3.41 D.E. 31 FHA 4. SHULL. EVELYN: AY 2.3.41 Opere'H'a 21 Choir 2.3.4. SIMPSON. DELLA MAE: Y-Teens 41 AY 41 FHA. 2.3. SIMS. JIM: AY 41 ROTC 4. SING. CHESTELLE: Archeology 31 Y-Teens 2,31 AY 2.3.41 FTA 31 La Airosa 21 Opereila 21 Choir 2.3.41 Thespians 4. Page 60 SINGLETON. BYRON: Hi-Y 2.3.41 AY 2.3.41 Ski Club 2.3.41 Track 2.3.4. SMILEY. NICKY: AY 2.3.41 Wresfling 2.3.41 Opere+'I'a 21 Bowling 41 S'I'uclen'l' Council 21 Choir 2.3.4. SMITH. MARTHA: AY 2.3.41 Ski Club 2.3.41 La Airosa 41 Los Viaieros 2.3.41 Ken Club 2.3.4. SMITH. PAUL: FFA 2.3.4. SPEARMAN. JERRY: Deba'l'e Club 21 Hi-Y 21 AY 2.3.41 Ski Club 21 Tennis 21 Track 3.41 A'rl1le'fic Honor Sociely 3.41 Honor Socieiy 3,41 lnlernos 21 Sluclenl' Council 21 Ken Club 2,3.41 Foolball 3.4. SPRINGSTUBE. LINDA: AY 2.3.41 Ski Club 41 G.A.A. 2,31 FHA 21 Ken Club 2.3.4. STEWART. BILL: AY 2.3.41 Slamp Colleciors 21 Science Club 2.41 Los Viaieros 2.3.4. STEWART, ARVIS: Hi-Y 2.3.41 Ken Club 3.41 Wreslling 2.3.41 AY 2.4. STEWART. HILDON: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 4: Track 4: Foofball 3. STICKSEL. HUGH: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.4: Los Viaieros 2: ROTC 2: Sfudenf Council 2.3.4: Foofball 3.4. STOKES. DARLENE: Y-Teens 2: AY 2.3.4: FTA 3.4: Los Viajeros 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. STOVALL. DICK: AY 3.4: Ski Club 4: Foofball 2.3.4: Science Club 2: Choir 2. STRAIT. DAVE: AY 2.3.4: ROTC 2.3.4: Science Club 2. STROUD, ELIZABETH: AY 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. SUDBURY. JOHNNY: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: Afhlelic Honor Sociely 3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Foofball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. SUM- MAR. RAYMOND: Hi-Y 2: AY 2.3.4: Science Club 3. SUMNER. ROBIN: Archeology 2: Square Dance Club 2: AY 2.4: FHA 2.4: Bowling 4: Ken Club 2.4. SUT- .TON. DONNA: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: ROTC 4: FTA 3.4: La Airosa 4: FHA 4: Bancl 2: Orchesfra 2. SUTTON. JUDY: Press Club 4: FTA 4: La Airosa 4: lnfernos 2: Sfuclenl' Council 2.3.4: ln+er-club Council 2.3: Quill and Scroll 4. SWAN. NANCY: Square Dance Club 3: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: La Airosa 2.3.4: Sandsform 2.3.4: lnfernos 2.3: Sfuclenl Council 3.4 Bowling 4. SWIFT. WAYNE: AY 2.3.4: Track 3: Choir 2. TALLEY. JERRY: Choir 2: Science Club 2: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 3.4. TAYLOR. LARRY: Wreslllng 2.3.4. TAYLOR. MARY LYNN: Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: FTA 3: OpereHa 2: lnlernos 2.3.4: Orcheslra 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4. TERREL. GARY LEE: AY 3.4: ROTC I a SERVICE WITH A SMILE . . . We find 'lhe boys in l'l1e bookroom are always helpful. I 2.3.4. THACKER. SANDRA: FHA 2.3.4: AY 2.3: D.E. 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3. THOMAS. JANICE: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 4: FTA 2.3: FHA 4: La Airosa 4: Sand- sform 3: Orchesfra 2.3. THOMAS. MARY: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2.3: FHA 2: Sandsfarm 2: Choir 2: Los Viaferos 2. THOMPSON. DIANA: AY 2.3.4: FHA 4: lnfernos 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. THOMPSON. SUE: Choir 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Operelia 3: Y-Tens 2: AY 2. STEWART. Hildon STRAIT, Dave SUMMAR. Raymond SWAN- NGHCY TAYLOR, Larry THOMAS, Janice S'TlCKSEL, Hugh STROUD, Elizabe+h SUMNER. Robin SWIFT. WBYHS TAYLOR. Mdfy Lynn THOMAS. Mary STOKES' Darlene STU Ln, Bob SUTTON, Dom... TALLEY. Jerry TERREL. Gary Lee THOMPSON. Diana RY, Jghnny Judy Clara Sifldfd SEIU. . : X t y 1 ,. - ..' .,.1:.,' , ' ."r-- 2 iff 2: 3 ,Es 1 -' .225 W...4 6 S ll .,-' 'Swim' ' X if 3 i. M ,. v 2 v-,:,I-- . ,,. ,F ' lg 5 "7 'g.:a2f l'l 7 - ,E 9 . Q ..f.f.'?,ff:. ,3.,g.2gg. Z.. v-in .- ,Q Q IT rrsx Q of AMT' J -' ":-f . ...Q I .ref Alf . -:--. 3 - 'S I . A .A I 'lll E . I 2 , . QW ef I .. ,V F we 3919 1 W - ,. f hd . Seniors . . . ...CELEBRATED END OF TWELVE YEARS AT BANQUET... THORNE. MYRL: D.O. 4: ROTC 2.3. THORNTON. DOUGLAS: Alhlelic Honor Sociely 4: Baseball 4. TICHENOR. ALICE: AY 4: FHA 4: Choir 3. TIMS. ROBBIE LEE: FHA 2.3.4: Fulure Nurses 2.3.4. TODD. SYBIL: AY 2.3.4: FTA 2.3.4: FHA 2.4: Sanclslorm 2? Choir 2.4: Sludenl Council 2.4. TOMLINSON. MART: AY 3.4: Track 3.4: Foolball 2.3. TRAMMELL. WENDELL: FFA 2.3.4. TUCKER. B. T.: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociefy 3.4: Los Viaieros 2: ROTC 3.4: Slu- denl Council 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Science Club 3. TUCKER. CLIFTON: Square Dance Club 2.3.4: D.O. 2.3.4: VIC 2.3.4: Sandslorm 2: ROTC 2: Choir 2.3. TURNER. MARTIN: Baskelball 2.3.4. TURNER. VELMA: Y-Teens 2.3.4: FHA 2.4: Choir 2.3. TUR- VILLE. PAT: Square Dance Club 4: Y-Teens 3.4: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3: FHA 2.3. TYLER. JEAN: AY 2.3.47 FHA 2.3.4: Inlernos 2. VANCE. JACKIE: AY 2.3: D.E. 4: FHA 2.3: G.A.A. 2: Science Club 2. VAN- DERBY, JUDY: AY 2.4: G.A.A. 2: FHA 4: Inlernos 2. VAN DOREN. KENNY: AY 2.3.4: Honor Sociely 3.4: ,. . ,. Track 2.3.4: Inlernos 2: Ken Club 2.3.4: Sluclenl Coun- cil 3. VAN HUSS. MARGRET: Secrelarial Training 4: AY 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. VEAZEY. BENNY: AY 2.4: Foolball 3.4. VEAZEY. DOUGLAS: AY 2.3.4: Wreslling 2: Track 2.3.4: Foo'l'ball 2.3.4: Baseball 4. VENABLE. BOB: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 4: Honor Socie'l'y 3.4: La Airosa 3.4: Allilelic Honor Sociely 4: Track 3.4: Sludenl Council 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4: Baskelball 2: Vigilanles 4. VINCENT. VERN: AY 2.3.4: ROTC 2.3.4. VINEZ. DON: Hi-Y 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: Ski Club 4: A'l'l1Ie'I'ic Honor Socie-'ly 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Inlernos 2. WAL- LACE, CARROLL: AY 3.4: VIC 3.4. WARE. JAMES: AY 2: D.E. 4: Wreslling 3: ROTC 2: Choir 2. WAR- REN. MAX: FHA 4: Foolball 2.3. WATERS. JUDY: AY 4: G.A.A. 2.3: FTA 3: FHA 2.4. WATSON. JACKIE: AY 2.3.4: FTA 3.4: FHA 2.3.4: La Airosa 4: Sandslorm 4: Operella 2: Sludenl' Council 4: Bancl 2.3.4: Choir 2.3: Thespians 4. THORNE. Myrl TODD, Sybil TUCKER. Clilfon TYLER. Jean VAN HUSS. Margrel' VINCENT, Vern WARE. James THORNTON, Doug TOMLINSON. Mari TURNER. Marlin VANCE. Jackie VEAZEY. Benny VINEZ. Don WARREN. Max TICHENOR, Alice TRAMMELL. Wendell TURNER, Velma VANDERBY. Judy VEAZEY, Douglas WALLACE. 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Tommy WILLIAMS' Jim WILUS, Bob WATSON, JOHNNY: AY 3.4: Bowling 4: Science Club 3. WEATHERLY, JIMMY: D.O. 3.4: AY 2.3.4: ROTC 2. WEATHERLY, LUCILLE: AY 2.3.4: FTA 4: FHA 2.4: Sludenl' Council 3. WEAVER, RONNIE: AY 2.3.4: Choir 2. WEBB. SHIRLEY: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Sec. Training 4: FTA 2.3.4: Los Via- ieros 2.3: Ken Club 2.3.4. WEHRUNG, WANDA: AY 2.3.4: Sec. Training 4: CI1oir.2: FHA 2. WEL- BORN. JIM: AY 2.3.4: Foolball 3. WELLER. JIMMY: Alhlelic Honor Sociely 3.4: Baskelball 2.3.4: Base- ball 4. WELTY, RITA: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 4: Operella 2: Choir 2: Los Viaieros 2: Sluclenl' Council 2.3. WEST, JOLENE: AY 2.3.4: Press Club 3: La Airosa 3: Fulure Nurses 3: Los Via- ieros 3: ROTC 4: Choir 2: Ken Club 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3. WHEELER. JUDY: Archeology 2.3: AY 2.3.4: FHA 3: Science Club 3. WHEELESS, DALETA: AY 2.34: Los Viaieros 2: Choir 2: Science Club 3.4. WHITE, BILLY: AY 3.4: Track 3: Bowling 2: Foolball 2.3.4: Baseball 3.4. WHITE. FRANCES: G.A.A. 2.3: FHA 4: Bowling 2: Choir 2. WHITEHEAD, JEAN- NINE: AY 2.3.4: Slci Club 2,3: FTA 2.3: Los Viaieros 2. WHITENER, DENNIS: AY 4: Wreslling 2: Foolball 2.3. WHITT, EARL: Debale Club 4: Orcheslra 2.3.4. WHITTEN. TOMMY: AY 3.4: Bowling 4: Band 2.3.4: Choir 2. WHITTINGTON. TONY: Archeology 2: Band 2.3.4: Orcheslra 3: AY 2: Drum Maior 4. WICKER. SUE: Y-Teens 2.3.4: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: Page 63 Operella 2: FTA 3: RCTC 4: Choir 2.3: Science Club 2.3. WILBANKS. BARBARA: Debale .Club 41 Y-Teens 2.3: AY 2.3.4: FHA 3: ROTC 4: lnlfernos 2: Choir 2.3. WILLIAMS, JIM: AY 4. WILLIAMS. NELDA: Y-Teens 4: AY 2.3.4: Los Viaieros 2.3: Band 2.3.4: Orcheslra 2.3.4: Ken Club 2.3.4. WILLIAMS, NELL: AY 2.3.4: Slci Club 2.3.4: C-5.A.A. 2:-Honor Sociely 3.4: FTA 2.3: Operella 2: Tri I-'li-Y 4: ln- lernos 2.3: Sludenl Council 2.3.4: Choir 2: Ken Club 2.3.4. WILLIAMS. VERA FERN: AY 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4: lnler-club Council 2: Choir 2. WILLIS, BOB: AY 4: Bowling 2: Los Viaieros 2: Fool- ball 2.3. ' NAME THAT TUNE . . . A boys ocl'e'l' reminds us of +he old barber shop harmony. K 4- if If Y FI 'ml' ""' I I.. 'fm 4 I We 5 ,R R ,W . 1 W.. RQ I Q5 Q2 A V , X 8,25 F5 , , , f- ,QQTQ 1 L I - D .25 is 5 -"' " QW' Q W if J . Tir r i .39 "Z V: ' .W .. 7 . Iw i "Q 5 .I:,V ,.., : ..:... .- ,,V, f .fel L A fi. I A 9 ae W. . '.... , f 1' . A I ::' 4 ,4 :E- M M :. . f 1, :EE--. 5 U3 , If 1 WILIRLS, Jeraldh VVIJILSON, Donna WOOD, Nancy WORKMAN, Denny WRIGHT, Nancy YARBROUGH, Janice WIL ETH, Jo nny ITT, J. W. WOOD, Tommy WRATHER, June YANCY, Georg' YATES, S H WILSON. Be+iy WOLFE, Ronnie WOODWARD, Judy WRIGHT, Donald YANTIS, John la ZANCHETDTIN, O'IeIIo S U 9lll0l'S . . . ...PRAYEDIAT BACCALAUREATE AND amen A1 commemcememr WILLIS, JERALD: AY 2,3,4. WILMETH, JOHNNY: AY 31 VIC 41 FFA 21 ROTC 2,31 Inier-club Council 4. WILSON, BETTY: G.A.A. 2,31 FHA 3,4. WILSON. DONNA: G.A.A. 2,31 FHA 3,4. WITT, J. W.: Foo?- baII 2,3,4. WOLFE, RONNIE: D.O. 3,4L,,NVIC 3,43 BasIce+baII 2. WOOD, NANCY: AY 213,41 Honor Sociefy 3,41 FTA 41 FHA 21 Tennis 2.3.41 Siudenf CounciI 41 Ken Club 2,3,4. WOOD, TOMMY: VIC 3,41 ROTC 21 BasebaII 4. WOODWARD, JUDY! Sec. Training 41 Y-Teens 41 AY 2,3,41 Honor Sociefy 3,41 Modern Music Masrers 2,3,41 Los Viajeros 21 Page 64 Band 2,3,41 Orchesira 2,31 Ken CIub 3,4. WORK- MAN, DENNY: AY 41 Bowling 21 Los Viaieros 41 F'oofIbaII 2.3. WRATHER, JUNE: Sec. Training 41 AY 2,3,41 Los Viaieros 31 Choir 21 Science Club 2. ,wRleHT,,,ooNALo: o.o. 3,4, vlc 3.4, Rorc 2. WRIGHT, NANCY: FHA 3,41 Iniernos 21 Orchesira 2,3,4. LYANCY GEORGIA: G.A.A. 2,3,41 FHA 2,4. YANTIS, JOHN: AY 41 ROTC 2,3,41 Siudeni' Coun- eil 4. YARBROUGH, JANICE: Archeology 31 AY 23,41 FHA 2,4. YATES, SCOTT: Sfudeni' CounciI 2,41 FTA 41 AY 2,4. ZANCHETTIN, OTELLO: AY 2,3,4. UNIORS al Sandieland have a wide varie'I'y of ac'I'ivi+ies which are always climaxed by 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom in early May each year. The Junior Class sponsors lhe elec'l'ion of fhe May Queen and a Junior and Senior aHendan1' of 'ihis gala eveni. Members of 'lhe class are ihe only ones in Sandieland eligible for lhe Boys Siaie in Ausfin in lhe sum- mer, or as Field Service exchange s+uden'l's +o Europe during 'rhe same 'l'ime. During 'rhe Junior Year 'ihe Diagnosfic Arifh- mefic and English +es+s are adminisfered +o clefermine 'ihe need 'For +he Advanced Arifhmeiic and Advanced English courses which are offered during fhe following year. ln l957-58 'ihere were some 755 Juniors af A.H.S. of which 4-II were boys and 334 girls. There were iwenfy-fhree Junior homerooms. ,ci N, , 3 uv gg r U 6 , ici? A W . i i ' .73 1 .42 1 x i gi X 'K f I Q6 41 Page 65 EDDIE WARD. Presidenl' JAN EECE COMPTON. Vice-Presideni ggi .1 SUZANNE ASKEW, Secretary 'L ' I. zI.:,- , in , af . .. If Q , I ,zl i , Q, SQ N 2 I W 1 N ..., .5..P, Y Fig ' I QI l I ..... -. ' ,rw or 'ri 1 1 , X I - . Aizlib I : .1 I I IZIIA I I I k f - ,. 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Lyn BAKER, Jim Wade BAKER, Kaye BALDWIN, Kay Nell BALDWIN, Lanny BALLARD, Belsy BALLARD, Sandra BARBEE, Suellen BARR, Mary BEALL, Be'Hy BECQUET, George BEDELL, June BEDWELL, Von BEETS, Kenneih BELL, Bill BELLAMY, Richard BELLAR, Lee BENGE, Sharon BENHAM, Sarah BIRDSONG, Jon BENNETT, Farris Ann BENNETT, Gail BENNETT, Linda BENNETT, Voncille BENSON, Mary Alice BENTLEY, Maurine BERRY, Candy BEST, L nell BEST, Sherry JUNIORS OF 1958 BINGHAM, Mary Lou BLACK, Rila Joyce BLACKBURN, Judy BLACKWELL, Billy BLAKE, Joe BLAKE, Mike BLAKEWAY, Carole BLASINGAME, Raymond BLAINE, Gloria BORGER, Jack BOWDEN, Janelle BOWERMAN, DeWayne BOWLIN, Judy BOYER, James BOYER, Myrlle BRADLEY, Sallie BRAGG, Relha BRALLEY, Joe Bob BRAMLETT, Jerry BRAZEL, Douglas BRAZIER, Barbara BREWER, Billy BRAXTON, Don BRIDGES, Loyd BRIDGES, Phyllis BRIGGS, Billy BRINKLEY, Jack BROCK, Regeina BROOKS, Bill BROWN, Belly . W ,l,,,qw,..-mv AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . sludenls have ll1e rivilege ol walking lhrough lhe lrophy-lined halls of Sanclielancla uncler flue Honor Code. -' B , L . ,.., A if ".. .Q Q :-- i lll A H A -I A I Z' -:.. . V L It my . I gi . Ei 'I I ,Bk V455 J' M 3 I +"-:,, F' ..,, - Rig' gl l , Q ' Q wf 5' Azzlv , :?!f '62 1' A .,. Qi"'gggQ? ,A ,ff A ifK Agllqggig liEil'L ,Q : :.egg1q22?Eg A Ediwiiij ig?!!!!g ? c . tlrlvvl EHZI: I I: 1 A x v,f5 '- "A:, -av :F lp A by A ' .5 ta A 1 A by P M. EJ R W Y -I yr Ak ki H V iff "L S, - 4 In 44 1 ll if Wx mm? .,':"l si, L? y . , my AIZZ . M in H H y :.'1 : 1 .:,. 9 J ' f',' Lu gsrj. v." " E?Fl 5? xiii iQ! if 32? Qu I. A 5 'V J- fr 5- ' H ..E:' V il V I 'M Ag A 1, ,", 'l I I. Q' ig. 'il E' 2? .,." Q ::' .,,- "- I i f 5 If A-"Al . ,,.." E . ,. -. la W , ,2,l" H . f ,.,, -,::: Q Q H M .' Q y ff 3 G R i 5 S "il, ., , A ,,.. L 1'5" J Q f-W Q "6 A? ' - .,,,. if W A . 6 i A J a , L J H 5 K lf x Y E 9' " A ' ' .-', 75? -l"' Pane 57 ARQUNU THE CAMPUS . . . like +he business of America, slu- ffenl' "workers" al' Sanclieland 'lake a luncheon break wilh five lunch periods in 'Phe cafeleria. Some 2500 sludenls eal' daily in 'the cafeteria. is FAM l v 5 'ful .-Q. L- "' '. 1 if f mf' ,1.. 'Q f' N' K y b w. xg: 1 Q, XS ff Alf., inf K -, J 4 , f ,-i,f Q '..-. 1 to 5, ' B .- jr 1 i"' -' 4 'X f..,,g3Z , ' . 23? ":' 2 ' -'af f f ""' .,.i , L I A i f ,. 'E' f ii .,eM ., x Sw , KA 5 , W :xii .L lt. - 9 fix- if if ...,. I I I M "'i " i in 1' , LNB' W la JUNIORS OF 1958 BROWN, Bill BROWN, Chrisly BROWN, Davicl BROWN Kendall BROWN Priscilla BROWN Royse BROWN, Sherry BROWN, Wayne BROWNLEE, Carolyn BRYANT, Palricia BUESCHER, Wayne BULLARD, Don L L V ,:,,,,:, L .. ll"':":ii B BULLOCH, Harrie+ ., Buwus, Jane 'Yi W' , 5' all A-5sjfim "Q 3 :-l A 5- - .Q -':' K BURCH, Davicl 1 A M ,g .,,, ' , Q '---- J BURCHAM, Dianne , xzzwy A, ,Mimi ,,, A... F 122 4 BU RLESON, James L AIAI, ly E E .,,. -.,. , IHQ zyz .. E Z: 1. Doris ii. 1 g -'--:- 1" fz, L L . . , l K E BUSlCK, Linda Q. E ,. ' A A A , '- BUSSARD, Sanclra I ..,, , M, .. . g ,L., .V ,, U ,W E an a i, , . ge BYBEE, Earl as ima L ,,, Pkfpl who-' BYBEE. Sammy Iel- - izz 2" CAMP, woodfin U' i , E ' aari laa. O. fi- er ra A CAMPBELL. David MQ 'Wm 'gf' an-aa ' , ,gg - - ' ,1,, ai-'VL Lf-fy , y l, I . Pane 68 CAMPBELL, Jim Bob CAMPBELL, Vickie CAMPSEY, Lee CANNON, Pal CARVER, Bryan CASTLEBERRY, Thomas CASTILLO, Richard CAZZELL, Vicki CHAMBLESS, Judilh CHARLESS, Addis CHASE, Linda CHAVEZ, Benny CHILDERS, Claire CLAY, Sammye CLOUGH, Bill COBB, Kay COBURN, Fred COE, Pal COFFEE, Sharon I COLE, Kenne'l'h COLLINS, Jeannie Rulh COLLINS, Rulh COMPTON, Janeece COMPTON, JaneH'e COOK, Rhonald COPELAND, Glenda COTTON, Freda COTTON, Roy COVINGTON, Dixie COX, Judy COX, Lynd el COX, Margarel' COX, Norman COULSON, Gayle CRABTREE, Linda Joyce CRAWFORD, Palricia CROSSETT, Mable CROSSLAND, Sue CROWLEY, Joe CULP, Barbara CULP, Charles CURRIE, Jim CURTIS, Margarel DAILY, Roberl' DANCY, George DANIELS, Pans DANIELS, Wesley DANNER, Dash DARNELL, Lynda DAUGHTRY, Johnnie DAVIS, Ann DAVIS, D. W. DAVIS, Jean DAVIS, Jerry DAY, Eddie DAY, Roanna DEES, Ben DEE, Richard DECKER, Jimmy DEASON, Donald 1 III Z f W wwf 5 l-9 V " 7 2' ' 7 iii" I s mga ,J , fi, iq., IW, , . 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A-we b bxvv . ,bllbl , S b ll Q , V A ..,, 5 . I I A I A A M xqwri Page 70 DEAN, Bill DE FOREST, Lee DELANEY, Sandra DELBERT, Leon Rea DENTON. James DEVANEY, David DEWEY, Jimmy DICKEY, Mary Lu DICKSON, Herbie DICKSON, Shirley DILDAY, Tony - DILLARD, Freddy DODGE, Dina DODSON, Linda DODSON, Maxey DOWNING, Joy DOYLE, H. G., Jr. DRAKE, Bobby DUNAWAY, Palsy DUPRIEST, Richard EASTEP, Chesler EDWARDS, Marian EDWARDS, Marilyn ELKINS, Frank ELLIS, Carol Ann ELLIS, Jerry ELLISON, Gerald ESCAMILLA, Froilan ESTES, Jimmie ESTESS, Joyce ESTESS, Judy EUDEY, Rosie Lee EUDY, Johnny EVANS, Sharon EVANS, Sue EVERITT, Herby EVERITT, Jimmy EVERTS, Carol FANCHER, Nelda FANDRICH, Joe FIELD, Joe W. FIELDS, Paul FINDLEY, Jo ce FINNEY, Phyllis FlSKE, Barbara FLEMINS, Charles FLINN, lvan FLIPPIN, Wanda FLOWERS, Ross FONITI, Linda FORD. Lynne FORGUSON, Glenn FOSTER, James FOWLER, David JUNIORS OF 1958 FOWLER Frances FRAZIER Chrisiy FRITTS Vernon FRY Glenda FULLER Fran FULTZ Darrell GAEDE Linda GARCIA Siella oARNER Dann e oARlEPY Freddy aARRETT Linda aARST Karen :AST Mary Ann :ATLIN Donald :ATTIS Carole :EORGANTONlS. Pai' :EORGE Doyle :EORGE Sheila :IBBONS Amarllys :IFFCRD Gene :IFFORD Judy :ILLESPIE Gloria :LASCO Duane :OLDSMlTH, Be'Hy :OLDWATER, Joey :ORDON Janice :ORDON Wayne N VX AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . sfudenfs are able fo purchase popcorn as anoiher service of fhe Sfudenl' Council. The orgzniza- 'Hon mainiains The machine in ihe Sandieland Cafeferia. . 4 ,W,,WNw. M. ,nm X -' ' 5 .::i 1 . M ' A - gg: , 2. , 4, : 2 A I W A, ! 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Jerr HICKLIN, Ronalld HIETT, Don HILL, Billy HILL, Eddie HILL, Freddie HILL, Herman HILL, Jin HILLIARD, Don HIRSCH, Johnny HODSON, Diane HOLLINGSWORTH. Lewis 'IOLLOWAY, Ralph -IOLMAN, Bessie 'IOLMES, Don 'IOLMES, Lynn 'lOLMES, Palricia -IOPKINS, Kafhleen -IORTENSTINE. Rodne 'IOUSTON, Diane 'IOUSTON, Jim 'IOWARD, Beverly 'IOWARD, Emma Rea 'IOWARD, Jerry 'IOWE, Carolyn 'IUDGINS, Barbara -IUDSON, Jan 'IUDSON, Judy 'IUNT, Galen -IUNTER, Linda Kay 'IU RST, Sylvia IYDE, Pal' NGRAM, Sherrill IACKSON, Jerrol IACKSON, Thomas IAMES, James IANAK, Jimmy ARNAGIN, Gene EFFREY, Glen ENKINS, Doris ENNINGS, Grover IMKS, Sharon Y . i""' 'A ' X I - - I ' f fg f 5' I I 5 , , 'Fe T54 s...1 4 E: E: , :,. I . 'xy , W . Qg:?ff Z.. ' gi H , QNX -:-:':::gg:A- llvl , .: -:.g I I- I me JA L,4 .,,-- ,,, Z - E ,:,... A I z I , as gl,-, Pia f f ,L 2 J Al A . I -1 , . .,-,, h '-l- I - ni- V- - . y , I Af vr r vare J I '7 , .,. ii' my 4,,. . ,. 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E , , A V , M I JJJ J JJJJJJ new , J,, JOJNNJJJJNJ , , J I l I alll? 7 gig. 2: 'L I , I A - I IE y.,f 3 E Page 74 JONES, La Juana Gail JORDAN, Lynda KEEL, Jackie KELLEY, Sue KENNAN, James KENNANN, JeaneHe KENNEDY, Be'Hie KING, Jerry KING, Malcolm KING, Wayne KIRK, Suzy KIRKPATRICK, Mike KNIGHT, Sfanley KNOWLES, C. W. KNUPP, Mary KUYAVA, Joe LAIN, Burion LAMB, Elvin LAMBERT, La Verne LAMUNYON. Alfred LANE, Bill LANDIS, BeHy LAROCHE, Gerald LARSON. Millon LATHAM, Linda LAW, Cindy LAWSON, Connie LAWSON, Fayihe LEA, Bucky LEACHMAN, Jane? LEDFORD, Don LEE, Roger LEMONS, Judy LEWIS, Aubrey LEWIS, Wayne LIGHT, Wan Ceil LILLY, Deanne LINDLEY. Linda LINDSEY, Donna LINDSEY, Louis LINDSEY, Sid LINVILLE, Richard Georc LISTER, amy JIINIORS OF 1958 LITTLE, Bill LITTLE, Marqui'I'a LOCKWOOD, Johnny LOGSDON. Kafhy LONG, Hack LOPER. Jim LOPEZ, Frank LOVELESS. Jack LOYD, Bruce LUERA, Herman LUNDEGREEN, Sieve LUTEN, Beverley LYNCH, Sherry MACK, Dulane MAGEE, James MAGUIRE, Pai MAHAFFEE, Jerry Ann MAHAN, Bill MANN, Chico MARSH, Jerry MARSH, Tom MARTIN, Kay MARTIN, Nancy MASON, Carlion MASSEY, Wanda MAXWELL, Jimmy MAYFIELD, Aniia MEAD, Janie MEADOWS, Pai' MEHIN, Rodney 1 I AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . in 'the cafeieria siudents of San- dieland share mealiime pleasures wifh a l1o'l', healihy lunch, prepared under +he direciion of fhe Cafeieria Division. ,Z my .1 Z2 M ,. mg 1' WS 5 ---' f ':" 4 q N L iyi i, ,, i,e . L I ,,i, 1 " -'y. A ,i:. 3 g J, f jg H -f:-- - Q , I ,., ,, A if KR . . if if 2' A :ni in 4 l 5 , ' -1 -i i A,-- if H iw H V WH , J, ,- W It 1 ... - ., M ,E A In A A m , ,Z zi. A L, , gp- . fx , . M , , . W ,. . .. ,L,. . '32 :'- ' ' ' W I 555 I . : t :Eg I f ., , ,c X E A -'J.. .,,. J - 'f y ' A A . gg 3, ' ':'.',, :V bb.. i .. ' z-f i, Z V '1 J fs A, , u Qnl' , -- ', wx : . A .., ...., M ,L W - 1 , - A E- A T - s-'- . Z .5 r . 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S Y V 1 A E 9 zzx ,A i K , ,,. .ai .I Ak, is fi I ' 054514423 V ' A i 6 E ' 1 A h A' 5 y r ' f O .,,a,, .M z " A i Jjfff ,yngg gay ingE,gg?z V., .,., .jgigigkg 'fy Zggg.iE3 Lf? fkv ,LL i k -' .L 2 Q1-gfifff 'iil E ifi',3f"'7 , 543815 Paco 76 JUNIORS OF 1958 MEISENHEIMER, Claudi MELTON, Bill MELTON, Joyce MIDDLETON, Marvin MILHOAN, James MILLER, Bill MILLER, Glenda MILLER, Mary Ann MILLER, Rodney MlLLlGAN, Sharon MIRANDA, Roberl' MITCHELL, Gary MITCHELL, Mike MITCHELL, William MOFFITT, Earl MONCRIEF, Gary MOON. Marvin MOORE, Grace MOORE, Minnie MOORE, Ronnie MORGAN, Barbara MORGAN, Sheila MORRISON. Carolyn MORRISON, Lewis C. MORTON, Rudy MURRAY, Sandra MUSICK, Mike McBRlDE, Eugene McBARNEY, Mike McCAFFERTY, Velma McCAFFREE, Louis McCALEB, Virgil McCarH, Gene McCARTY, Marilyn McCLURE, Bruce McCRACKEN, John McDONALD, George Ann ,, . 1 , Z. in 4: l--: ,..., 3 , ., if big Q? ., 1 K ff . ' fd, fl" ' , H I W w e' e M , r .. A 5 ,,., i - - ' ..-.. H, I.: ,. . 1' vw- he A 1 iv To ' , :gsm ' ,. - MCDUFF. Bill I , T nerr? ' I W McFARLAND, Jean Ann . -Q5 . My f' ' V ':,,, , ,, IVIAE 1 5- 4 L E McFARLAND, Mary McFARLAND, Mickey McGEE, Elaine McGREGOR, Sfephen MCHARGUE, Chuck McKAY, Charles McKAY, Dick McKlNNON,Judi1'h McKNlGHT, John McMlLLEN, Earl Lee McWHORTER, Fred NALL, Sharon NEEDHAM, Charles NELSON, Charlene NICHOLS, Gene NICHOLS, Pairicia NOLIN, Mary NOLLNER, Dale NORMAN, Brenda NORVILL, Pafricia NOTTINGHAM, Jack NUNN, Darlene OGDEN, Pai OGlLVlE, Roberl' OLIVER, Donald O'NElLL, Janei O'REAR, Joyce PACE, Curfis PACE, Sara Ann PARISH. Dwighi' PARK, Jane'H'e PARK, Ross PARKER, Margaref PARR, Mary Alice PARTAIN. Julia PATTERSON, Emily PATTON, Celene PAXTON, Temple PEDERSON, Margarel' PEEK, Sue PENNER, Wesley PERKINS, Connie Lee PERRY, Wayne PERRY, Joyce PETTYJOHN, Sally , , L 1 ik ., , , Q ML.. lx' 3 3' K 5' if A 9 w Z s J 5 v gqk I 1' Q ai" -N.. 'I W 'li -is , , . 7 1 I .. , . e, ' ' - fairy H A ' Q' L. 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PIKE, Bruce PILLERS, Palsy PLEMONS, Ronald PLUMBEE, Jean POLLARD, Palricia POTTS, Dickey POTTS, Hugh POWELL, Lena POWELL, Leola POWERS, Peggy POYNER, Harvey PRESTRIDGE, Rifa PROVENCE, Bonnie PRUETT, Weldon PULLIAM, BeH'y PYEATT, Sharon QUEREAU, Nancy RAMSEY, Elizabefh Ann RASCO, Elzena RAY, David REA, Malcolm RENFRO, Mark REXRODE, Carroll REYNOLDS, Ann REYNOLDS, Frank REYNOLDS, Herbie REYNOLDS, Roberl' RHOADES, Leon RHODEA, Mon'l'y RICHARDSON, Kay RICHTER, David RIDDLE, Byron RIGGS, Pafricia RIVERS, Barbara ROACH, Sue ROBERTS, Deanna ROBERTS, Jerry ROBERTS, Ronnie I ROBERTSON, Dean ROBERTSON, Kay Linda ROBERTSON, Ronnie ROBINSON, Chrisline ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Janice ROBISON, Ri'l'a RODGERS, Barbara RODNEY, Milvin ROGERS, Andy ROGERS, Bryan ROGERS, Marlha JUNIORS OF 1958 ROREX, Diane ROSS, Charlene RUDD, Louise RUDDER, Bobby RUNYON, Richard RUSHING, Pa+sy RUSSELL, Darlene SALMON, Mary Louise SANDERS, Jerrie SANDERS, Judy SAUNDERS, Joe SAVAGE, Calvin SCARBOROUGH. Glenda SCOGGAN, Johnny SCOTT, Jerry SCOTT, Kennelh SEARCEY, Jerry SEAY, Soeure'He SETZLER, Paul SEYMOUR, Edwin SHAND, Belh SHARP, Jerry SHAWGO, Vicfor SHEA, Myrna SHEFFIELD, Judy SHEHORN, Aubrey SHELBY, Galyn SHELLBERG, Lee SHERRILL, Billy SHERROD, Monle W-' F?'Wmwswi,,.- 1. barrel: ':1forw5 ' .,.:,z:g::m wi, ,T W, 11 ,,,,A, W ki .bfi iii? . - a , AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . reshng ,on 'Phe Class of I954 .n fronl' of The Sandieland cafaefaa are sfudenrsapzafufed +herr lunch break. The gif+s are fradilional al Sandielani T L . ,S we . ' l' 'fri fa 5 Ri 3 H, , L 'Q 'N ' ' ,..:' 1 y me , lil, 1-'l "1-- A ' - K, f , ' -,,, y . ' S 1520. ,Mug an Q' , T A H . Q . A '-.-' .L ., - . - 2, :gg ,, '.,.f' W5 ,Q ,,, ' ---f1 ..- ? ? -an ww- " 'f 25" 5 f- 1 r f .,", ' R , -I vlln E V M Fsizgl r N , ,. B' si A A fy '21 2 ,M W ' - A ,,..., ..,,., f 'gin fl -, ig " mf!-3 A1 . ,- QQ2- W' . ,.,- , lll- .. , .,,, , Y S? 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STARR, Mary John STEEN, Peggy STEWARD, Donald 'Y STEVENSON, June STINNETT, Shirley STOCKING, Don STONE, Carol STOUSE, Jerry STRADLEY, Bud STRANGE, Judi STRIFLEY, Darrell STRIMPLE, Virgil STUBBLEFIELD, Lyman SUMMERS, Mary SWAFFORD, Gary SWENSON, Jennie TAYLOR, John TEAGUE, Marie TERRELL, Joe THOMAS, Nila THOMAS, Rila THOMASSON, Juanila THOMPSON, Carol Ann THOMPSON, Don THOMPSON, Frank THOMPSON, Shirley TODD, Fred TOMASELLO, Sherry TOMLINSON, Nina TORRES, Lenor TOTTEN, Pricilla TOWNES, Adella TRENT, Kenne'l'h TREVATHAN, Wilford TRUBENBACH, Sue TURMAN, Sharon UPTON, Jim VALDEZ, Eddie VANDIVER, Ellis VAN DORAN, Carla VESSELS, Karen VINSON, John WAGNER, Lee WALKER, Keilh WALKUP, Gary WALLIS, Karen Kay WALTON, Don WARD, Barry WARD, Doris WARD, Eddie WARE, Jerry WARNER, Loren WASSON, Linda WATTS, Kay WEBB, Linda WEBSTER, Wanda WELCH, Claudelfe ima we 9 Q .,,. Sf" , A I- E' Xl , .,:-vl-- ,v,. 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Ausfin, James Bowie, Sam Housfon, and Elizabefh Nixon. They find A.H.S. quife differenf from fhe school fhey leff lasf spring wifh a wide variefy of subiecfs especially in fhe vocafional and indusfrial fields. The Sophomore class holds ifs elecfions along wifh fhe resf of fhe school along fhe lines of fhe Texas Elecfion laws in early Ocfober. The class is represenfed in fhe coronafion ceremonies, usually, by one of fhese officers. This year's class mef wifh a new counselor, Miss Jane Williams, who puf fhem fo work im- mediafely as "keepers of fhe frophies." Wi+h more fhan 500 Trophies fo keep shining and seven frophy cases clean, fhe class cerfainly had a lo'l' fo do. There were 477 boys and 467 girls in Sandieland fhis year, making a fofal of 944 sfudenfs. E ff: - .Q 11. 0, M5 - , K l Zi L x? l l, l - llee ' lllll ii LZ T563 7 re J ,Q .fl ,M ,, W., ,j g .I ' J we rw ' f, .,-.,,. , .. . 4 , ji". , ,vu- , . , A, ,,,,, . ..,., nf nglzi . f ,Z "jj: ,,..,. 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'X V AMMONS Carol ANDERSON Delores ANDERSON JeaneH'e ANDERSON Judy ANDRICK Carolyn ARDEN, Elaine i ARDEN, Jerry ARNOLD, Bobby ARTEAGA Esiher ARTHUR, Mary ASBILL, Tommy ASKEW Roberl -, ' me - E., , I 4 - . I at E 1 r . .f- fairy ,Sea 4' sie.. ar Rx vi' S ,E-V nf ' ar ,, rf 'Nia ma' 'T 'W' . Ki 1 Y sg, M z S 2 Q e , . , f 4. " 1,15 WW Qi 8 if eff ll-M E in 4 is A Q :PT rt' 'We S :El I- 5 KE: I - b y .-E.:-f f I ar I VFZQVQXAI k A A 13 Ji 3 N sr BATES, Richard BATTENFIELD, Jimmy BATTLES, Elizabefh BEARD, Ray BECHTOLD, Currie BEDELL, Mary BEEBE, Phillip BELLAMY, Frankie BENNETT, Dorihea BENNET, Ve+a BENTON, Jimmy BENTON, Peggy 3EVlLLE, Margarei' BEYER, Dudley 3lXLER, Bobby BLACK, David 3LACK, Larry 3LACKBURN. Lynn SLACKBURN, Warre'Ha SLAKE, Norman BLAMGREN, Darwy ZLANCHARD, John ZLANDFORD, Paul SLANKS, Donna IONEY, Judy IOTTOMS, Beverly IOWIE, George TRADDOCK, Jeffrey IRANNON, Johnny 3RASHER, Eddie 14- 9 W ir. a S 9 'xr 4 rfflf J iw. x if , , 4 A :. .. .Km . 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Don B N, Nona snowm, Richard BRUCE, Sa,mmie BRUNSON, Ann BRUNTON, Jimmy BRYSON, Jeany BUELL, Jolene BURCH, Melba Page 85 BURKE, Ronnie BURKETT, Corabob BURKHALTER, Joe BURNAM, Carlene BURNS, Dewayne BURSON, Rolancl BUTLER, Beverly BYARS, Ellen BYARS, Helen BYFORD, Marquela BYLER, Norman BYRD, Annice CALLOWAY, Roberl' CAMP, Ken'l' CAMP, Sfephen CAMPBELL, John CARLSON, Lois CARPENTER, Max ,YJ Lggmg ZA Q Q EVM fl'l Q' f fit.: .5 3 ' ' A ,,,'..., 'X A' ,xl , '-l- A 4, fwi 1 1. L-I., R' jk "" :L ' My v. if ll' A i 4 105 '52 i :' m A .2. ww CARROLL, Brooks A ll , CARTER.Pa+ T", f A A - :Q .. CARTHEL, David L j CASTLEBERRY, Beverly Y 1 ? A ' Y .3 ft CATES, Kennelh ,,:, , A i CHAMBERS, sera T. r"" s A J if ,L f -5 CHAMBERLAND. Pa? on .T 'E CHAMBLlSS,Paul Cm 1 ,,.1: Al f V L.. 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Bill COCHRAN, garolyn -,,. VA:A ,.:. , 1, , '--, L , 1. COFFMAN,Jerry T L O we COKER, Rurh , fs. my ,A , if ,,., J ff y f' COLEMAN, Billy. Q A :': l f Zn 'Fligkle '7"V " A A "-A "" 2 .,,, ' COLMAN.lCarol I I . :,:1 .:?,:2Q.,. f ' - 51, s v. .. .- . . I A In A :L 1 Larry . X , 1:-Q- 22' AE A J A W. COMBS. Gwyn 97' E " V72 V,,-- L r wh ,Q ,Yi W if COMPTON. Gene 1' ,uzqi gi, Q, u zii Q fm COOK' Janice ,'V, , ff f :'A"A " fi? A f ig 1 COOK, Shirley ' . T ik QQ, .,A.. 'f 1, ,., , Tiki? COOPER, Jerry '-eTra . . A 2 COOPER, Morly ' in 5 3, F , , D COOPER, Sieve: O A' W, CORUELL- H119 f A A ,. -VVS 1 CORTEZ, Lupe , ,,,6 ,.:A2 H ' QV J" CORTEZ, Manuel ,,..-:, ':- , : : ul- I J H ljzv, Charles if 'Y gf: 1, is y T 1, ,- :,,,:1,, My , ' , g ,,, . , 4 couRsEY, Wilma Jean f , , 'V in 3 , COX, Carlene U -:,-, . in F : n-ig gy -E if Elm: .al 4 X AW jaary My f"fh-J. 'Y 'U' sl -":v I i 'EQ25' Xfwdfw ,- ., 'CW :- " A , .- A"' ,A , COX. T. A. , A M in 'A lil Q A CRAIG, Carolyn ., ln b ,,. 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WILSON, Beverly WILSON, Doris WILSON, Geraldine WILSON, Jimmy WILSON, Larry WILSON, Sieve WINBURN, Kaihy , ---- f MW rw. .. .. wg .,.,, . is g er m I ., , " '--, 'E A -ar A I I' I I I I ":' 2 V-.,' ',.' f ., -i'. I -ii" 5.1 is z .-.. '-I, . at X Y -V? -I X I -rr' 'SA 2622.11 l ":" ..,i.. A ..,,, Q Q , -f2I" I,,-, f I f' , , -,---- 3 .,,, i-. 1 .,,., gs ji , J' 5-1 M , rg , Q ""' I ix' rrrr I F - .,,,, I I f ""' l .3 .... f y ? If-w -:lx -V VII: :I -, A, ..,.,. Z. iw 3' I, E, ,,,, . i . ,:,. , -.A, ".. 'if Q' f i g af Q G A r I sr? , I ' . ..I' I IIIIII I . I ,X ' I .f . 'xi I 1 ' 552 5' ,aa i ' if rirr I Inlinll : 'IIIA Q ligl y W fl , lggi f fi x' 'fb ,..y: ,,,, ,., my VG 1 y V ii - Q1 I-f- ,, '.', W 2 I Q' '? I i s - ' :" J' " "- ' Q4 I ,gif F F I FI- L ' ".. ' " xiii, 'f 'i 5 ' V i I A "'i -A rl 5 . ,fa F -' jeff ' --"1' I :w i ,, I' -M m ' Li raid 'i . ., -f" i ..,, . ..,.. , 5 Iw i, has :oz i 'r 51 Q 13 ,5 - ix WINE, Jamie WINGATE, Tommy WITCHER, Carla WITHERSPOON, Ro WOMACK, Richard WOOD, Jon WOOD, Larry WOOD. Shirley WOODS. Craig I WOODSON. John WORD, Clifford YATES, Arba YEAGER, Joyce YOUNGER, Bari' YUNKER, Siephanie ZIELKE, Sharon ZIMMER, Donald ZWANG, Gloria ber? 5505 . . . TUDENTS T00 LATE T0 CLASSIFY ABBOTT, GENE ALEXANDER, ROCKY BAKER, MARILYN BLOXON, JOYCE BORGER, SANDRA BREKTON, TERRY g -.-: AAAAT A I ,LEAST filxwh BF T Asif an S ,, A? . ,,.: s. ,ii , if 'N' BURKS, JUDY CAIN, RICHARD , , CARLIN, MARY If' - Q CASE, CAROL CHILTON, AVA . ,,, , A , AN 3 , , . ,, 3, A 'sv 5 ' I , I '5:- EV . ,YA , S2 N f I' . EEZ ' I CLAYTON, BUDDY M Llx 3 DANIELS, MARTHA , w .. DENGLER, PAT 5,6 g E ,L A A EDECRT, wANDA JE- el' A ' f'fQQ"A I I ,,.,.,-Q I FIN H. DEE iii, T' ' GRAY, JOAN . A - A HALL, EVELYN V A . , , , A ' - HAMILTON, BOB .. , Mm Il:- , WV I : - Y1 QYR I 2 'A A-f 'Af I AYY AYA A HUDGINS. MABLE EW, M1 , 33,3 HUMPHERY, CLIFFORD SWIM I I ,A4 -,,, IBANA, CELESTE A A f--A JOHNSON, COLLEN JOHNSON, JOE ., , JONES, LANA A , I RELLEN, CHARLES I , I 1 L A ,..:' , ,M " F KERNS, LINDY A f ,A-A , KIBLER, WYLINE TW ..,, ., RA LEA, JIM , I . A ' I A LIGHT, VONCIL -A gi. A I , ,LII LIGHTFOOT, CHARLES mf-A , , --,, , , - f LONG, SANDRA Efgf gb ,iw A ,WWA LuMus, RAYLENE IZI, ,, A 'ff' A AUPA'N- BARBARA A LINELY, MILTON , ' A I MAXWELL, EMMA AI'-', A MEADAMS, u. L. Af-A I ff I 2 ggi, Q C . , NEAL, EONDA A A ,J.-, NELSON, CAROLYN M NEUSCHI BETTY 1 A .. 1ff:- X A , ' , , V ' ,,' NICHOLS, PRISCILIA 1 , I , ..,, M PATTON, PHILLIP If-A Jff A R A PETTYJOHN, JIMMY 1 'WMIIN' JERRY J ,.., AA1AAAA---- , A-'- . ,,.,. Qlji,-3, RANK N, FRANK Ev fx i A-AA RHYNE. CHARLOTTE ,O , "Y: A "' , -A Y- ' SELLER, CLYDE I E I A A SEYM0UR.EDwIN. ff' ff. E' J.,. Af ' SIMS' MARGARET AAA A ,.J, , ,,,., SISNORS. A 'I A A ,.J ' I SMITH. RONNIE A V, Q D SPROUSE, EDGAR, I E. . ,,,.i SOOTER, EDWARD A ,A , TERRELL, DONALD , ---AA ,ALJ I , 'A 'TAT ,,,, k TIPTON, FAYE I C R l AATA JAA A ,ER I R..AEf"h - TWUS- TROY WESBERRY, DIANE WOODWARD, SUE Page I03 'UNCLE' TOM P. KALE . X 532. Q. JP s Q7 i ff 9 K' iw vi V 5 8, is W' lf 12,441 1 ,I js ' - W, 'QRS I ' -,.,,. - IN MEMORIAM - Upaging Mn. Kale! Daging lvlrn Kale! l--las anqone seen Llncle-il-om? l-le is neealeal lnacl-1 Qizage. Dau anal niglwi ilwese wovols eclwoeal tlwouglw lzlwe lwalloweal lwalls ol: as dzualenis ana Jceaclwerfs calleal lzov Uncle Tom wlwen lwelp was neealea. l-le alwaqs answeveall l-ate in Julie niglwl: on li-els. 5, a voice in Jclwe olislzance vang oul: , . . upaging Tom Kale! paging Tom Kalelli Answev- ing lzlwe call, om' lzieloveal Uncle Tom slzvolleal ilwouglw Jclwe elim corfrfialovs oui inizo Jclwe glov- ious liglwi: ol: eievniiq, lzlweve 'ko 'cal-ge lwis place among izlwe immov-l:al. Uncle Tom lmaa nal: been alli as' a malzlzev 0? Facia, lie wovlqeol tlwalc sffealnesolau. l-le l-anew evevqone in sclwool anal on tlwajc alaq as anq 0'tl19T' lie seweal 'izo please tlwem. l-le was a l:'r'ienal to all, la-ul: especiall 'lzlwe qouna people--Jclwose loual, vavnislw-czvactl-Qing, woocl-sawing, papewwaal-slwoolzing lnunclw ci? ul-gialsn--gave lwim gveai pleasurfe, anal lie was ever' failzlwllul to Jclwem. l-low manu times in ilwe last V2 qeavs lwe leave a wavfm lwome ana llriencls' io answer' 'izlwe linocl-1 al: izlwe lzrfonlc Joor' wlwen slcualenizs came Jco sclwool Jco lfiave velweavsal lrov plaqs, progvams anal sliits? Manu alances, parlzies anal ieas woulal noi l-iave loeen so successful il: it lwaa noi lue-en 'lzov Uncle Tom. Organizational rneeiings' coulol noi: lwave lneen LEIJ al: sclwool iii lwe lwaol nol: lzeen willing fo come lzoo. l--le loveal Jclwe qoung anal was irriulu Nqoung al: l--leant." Yes, lwis ul-ads" miss lwim v1l'ienl1ealoes not answer 'lzlweiv' call. --Reprint from THE SANDSTORM png, IM by Velma Amofd, February 17, 1958 ADVENTURELAND TIIE ACTIVITIES FQQI W' , i qk 0-'hit' ' 11 gi fi gg ' I ll 0 A I :V ZZ f' 4 'Q ' -. -...P . X 3. . ff' I x . If-, K 'QQ XX' W "5 YI" N 'LL -f lf., I ...A VARIED ACTIVITY PROGRAMA I A A I wi 1 5 1,15 f f II 553' , -I l I "- page los 'Y f I SX xi ff! 1, S - X X 7, 5X X 2" 1 1 Xl' , I ,N Q.. -xx ,xxx 1X I.. X ff- n'-'.g,Qgv,f X f 72 , ..?"..- .' , ACTIVITIES Siudeni aciiviiies, fhe clubs'Li.w.f. . . . sporis, deparfmenfs, orgarffzairiidns . 1 - . . represeni a wonderworld exploraiion +0 Jim Bob . . . Sieve Wilson, Judy Suifori . '. . Sylvia Ramsey, Peggy RQH'enBerry . . . and Larry McFa+hers .' M I The Activities T R.O.T.C. 0 I09 Music 0 l2l Speech T' I29 Publicaiions ' l35 Organizaiions ' I4I Sporfs ' l7b BURTONELL MOORE JUDY SUTTON STEVE WILSON -Edi1ors- 9 wg 'Q .f gf,- M! ,1:.E.'. - 1? WY: X sf ?j:' ? fbi, 3 -Q L 54 ,wx '59 N. JW V A ff , N M 5 Q ii S, 5 Pace I09 z 5 2 CADET LT. COL. DAVID PARK AND STAFF OFFICERS SET POLICY FOR HONOR UNIT Affer being named a "crack" ho unif in fhe spring Federal lnspecf by officers from fhe Fourfh Ar Headquarfers ouf of San Anfo fhe I957-58 corps kepf fhe unif sf ing fo mainfain fhe high sfanda of unifs of fhe pasf. The refirl officers named David Park fo commanding officer posifion. Da selecfed Barbara Wilbanlcs as Honorary L+. Colonel. The Sand land baffalion mei weekly on M days during fhe advisory period drill. Personnel lnspecfions in full u form were complefed during four company periods. Compan vie for places during fhe baffali drills each week. Honor compan were named af fhe annual Milif Ball lsee Summer Supplemerrtl follo ing fhe spring Federal lnspecfi For recruifing purposes, fhe offic and fheir sponsors urged sfudenfsr ioin fhe corps during fhe regisfrafi period. The companies meef- da second, fhird, fourfh and fiffh riods. R.O.T.C. is a drill subiecf Sandieland and offers one-eigh credif per semesfer, or one-four per year. Maior Carl Mafney, US Ref., is Professor of Milifary Sciena and Tacfics. HONORARY LT. COL. BARBARA WILBANKS Commanding Officers of fhe Sandieland Corps DAxigDEiTOlligAEiiOiND HONORARY MAJOR PATSY EHLY Execufive Officers WU? .I , ,eg fr' . l""' . ' 'vs -4 Siiff 1 E K I lah. QL- DRILL TEAM . . . BOTTOM ROW: J. Hobbs, J. Perkins, B. Walker, S. McGregory, D. Gaifher, J. Wilson. SEC OND ROW: C. Flemmings, P. Geiser, B. Claborne, R. Puuz, B. Weaver. THIRD ROW: S. Lacy, L. Lanning K. Fulfon, R. Harp, J. Pace, J. Toledo. TOP ROW: D. Hanson, M. Sfevens, R. Black, J. Decker, L. Shelfon J. Dacus. Officers are: J. Grouf, J. Hill and W. Robbins. JET CAPTAIN GARY RHODES CADET CAPTAIN JOE HILL CADET CAPTAIN GARY AND HONORARY AND HONORARY MCCAULEY AND HONORARY CAPTAIN JOLENE WEST CAPTAIN DONNA SUTTON CAPTAIN SUE WICKER S-2 Sfaff Officers S-3 Sfaff Officers S-4 Sfaff Officers Pm. In R.0.lIC... CAPTAIN LANYON AIMS "A" COMPANY T0 FUTURE I believe R.O.T.C. shows one wha+ +he arm forces would be if a sIuden+ wan+ed 'ro ma a profession of II. II' develops Ieadersh personalily, brain power, and geHing alo wi+h ofhers. II is a group program whe each individual parlicipafes. I+ is compe Iive for rank. Each man develops a sense responsibilily, which in a young man's care is very good. Disciplinary ac+ion is seldo used because of Ihe men's in'I'eres+ in R.O.T. I believe Iha+ a man wiih a look Io Ihe fu'Iu will lake R.O.T.C. in high school and colle because of Ihe advanlages oblained Iher -KEN LANYON' Company Commander CADET CAPTAIN KEN LANYON AND HONORARY CAPTAIN EVA JO MILLER Company Commanders CADET LT. JIMMY HARVEY Firsi Plaloon Leader BOTTOM ROW: S. McGregor, R. Flowers, G. Simpson: J. Toledo, S. Camp, B. Loyd, D. Tanner, C. Woods. M. Reed, K. Clemenfs. SECOND ROW: P. Cannon. D. Davenporf, E. Ouillen, D. Smifh, T. Clopefon, L. Goodman, L. Purvines, J. Robinson, D. Wade, S. Nagy. THIRD ROW: M. Gaflin, M. King, B. Miller, D. Mor- rison, T. Founfain, G. Holcomb, D. Sfocking, N. Eubanks, A. Charless, R. Scofield. FOURTH ROW: B. Hamillon R. Harp, D. Bowerman, B. Deafon, S. Lindsey, J. Woodson, M. Springer. TOP ROW: C. Flemins, R. Moore, M. Saunders, R. Roberfs, R. Horfensfeine, B. McDuff, and L. Wood. I CADET LT. BILL SHARP CADET LT CADET LT. JERRY KAUFMAN Execufive Officer " Page I I3 . JONATHAN DURRETT Second Plafoon Leader Assisfanf S-4 Officer v FRONT ROW: D. Gailher, R. Claiborne, B. Lis+er, M. Edes, L. Wells, H. Gilsfrap, T. Fosler, L. Shelfon, G. La- Rouch, E. Frasher. SECOND ROW: B. Carroll, H. Doyle, L. Gilley, K. Krabbe, D. Blomgrem, Miance, H. Price, B. Wallace, R. Zuber. THIRD ROW: J. Blanchard, S. Knigh+, J. Whi+e, M. Siephens, B. McGraw, J. Adcoclc. F. Collard, L. PiH, F. Lusion. FOURTH ROW: J. Miller, C. Prince, W. Penner, B. McClure, V. Shawgo. FlFTl"l ROW: R. Brown, R. Frazier, J. Perkins, D. Griffifh, J. Fandrick. BACK ROW: C. Savage, J. Phillips, E. Moffefl, D. Richier, D. Sfewarf, B. Pike and R. Bellamy. ADET LT. GARY SHEPARD CADET LT. GARY TERRELL CADET LT. B. T. TUCKER m Firsl' Plaioon Leader Execuiive Officer Sfaff Officer Page H5 gel CADET CAPTAIN LARRY SELBY AND HONORARY CAPTAIN MARILYN MAYS Company Commanders R.0.lIC... CAPTAIN SELBY URGES "C" COMPANY WORK AS TEAM Our work in R.O.T.C. makes a pers conscious of fhe value of feamwork. feel 'rhaf swafs are nof a good mea of punishmenf for everyday errors. fimes a sfern look or having a pers recife before fhe whole company is b fer punishmenf fhan physical punis menf. Making every person fhink he being freafed as fairly as fhe nexf a greaf help in keeping company spi or feam spirif. When a cadef sfarfs R.O.T.C. in high school he finds he subordinafe fo a group of men who ambifion is fo grow up and make fheir subordinafe leaders and beff cifizens fo acf as a feam in successful keeping our nafion on fop as fhe grea esf nafion ever. -LARRY SELBY Company Command CADET LT. JARRELL GROUT Execufive Officer .IN 5 1,1 R . .- . n BOTTOM ROW: G. Rickman, J. Wilson, K. Wheeler, L. Wineinger, G. Paul, J. Hobbs, B. Walker, M. Murphy, T. Pace, J. Den+on. SECOND ROW: J. Kennan, L. HoIIingswor+h, C. Roufsor, G. Louiile, T. Cox, J. Brunfon P. Geiser, H. Smifh, L. Lanning, E. Hadley. THIRD ROW: C. Findly, D. Duke, J. McCIencIon, F. Gampy R. Denny, R. Reynolds, J. Koller, J. King, D. Wilkerson, M. Rhodes. TOP ROW: J. Young, F. Elkins. S. Lacy P. Wood, G. Chism. FIFTH ROW: R. Daily, E. Marner, D. Hanson, D. Lipper, W. Smiih, L. Holmes. I I I L I . , ew., CADET LT. DALE DALBY CADET LT. JIM SIMS CADET LT. KENNETH KLEIN Third Plafoon Leader Firsf Plafoon Leader Second Plaioon Leader PV H age 7 Page II8 CADET CAPTAIN GLENN MILLIGAN AND HONORARY CAPTAIN LINDA AUSTIN Company Commanders R.0.lIC... CAPTAIN MILLIOAN OFFER WORK TO "E" COMPANY Our work in R.O.T.C. is divided in fhree phases, one for each year. T firsf year is fhe cadef program. T second, fhe man becomes a non-co missioned officer. And, fhe fhird yea usually, he becomes an officer. Throu fhis program he may discover whaf would like to work for in the regul army. If is mos? eviden? in our wo fhaf fhe more one works, The beffer on likes I+. To command a company we n only have fo gef along wifh fhe me buf we have fo lead fhem via seffin an example. The men receive invaluabl experience in each field. I believe fh R.O.T.C. is excellenf for geffing a bo used fo high school life and read f fhe fufure. I am well pleased wifh m choice fo fake R.O.T.C. -GLENN MILLIGAN Company Commander CADET LT. GREGORY CROUC Execufive Officer BOTTOM ROW: B. Blackwell, G. Price, F. Ellison, J. AH'erberry, R. Milligan, L. Waddell, M. Dove, T. Te'I'uSi D. Hillard, E. Kile. SECOND ROW: D. Black, F. McWI1or+er, R. Davis, C. Hannoz, M. Scarborough, T. Pale, M. Geho, R. Smi+l1, G. Bowie. THIRD ROW: B. Nichols, M. Milchell, D. Hall, D. George, D. Dee, M. Musick, S. Ya+es, J. Fos+er, J. Crowley, B. Hare. FOURTH ROW: S. Lundergreen, C. Mason, J. Davis, C. Wiegman, L. Morrison. FIFTH ROW: B. Kral, S. Smilh, D. Arlerburn, D. Campbell, R. Vanderslice, R. Hickman. TOP ROW: L. Goodwin, H. Towne, W. Gordon, D. Colberl, D. Slark. I A I CADET LT. TERRY LITTLE CADET LT. ROBERT BRYANT CADET LT. DAVID STRAIT Sfaff Officer Second Plaloon Leader Sfaff Officer Page I I9 iii Hwbrdw brass 1Q?kiiSm?2f?Ef?6fi1s2ivessrIwi-had We eff? sfpakfns fun JO L+- L35Ldki6l'sFihbeSQ The 'lieaiel " al" Ni nf -'wf7g L' as g ca- L Pa rlc's sses. R.0.lIC... CADETS SPEND MONDAY DN TNE DRILL FIELD AT LEFT . . . Cade? Capfain Larr Selby and Ho ary Capiain Marilyn Mays lead lheir Company ' in a righl dress during 'rhe Monday Bailalion Drill +he Fuqua lof. xA5QVE .-. . Personnel inspeciion is held during each company period. In lhe Ief+ picfure, Cagfalin Gary Rhodes is picfurecl. A+ righi, Eva Jo Miller makes a no're of an inf 'Phe procedure. ':2:'.II 'L 52 1.5 Page I20 U'l 5-0 U1 3 -9 Pace l2l Oll 6lEE CLUB. BEL CANTO BEGIN SEASON UNDER NEW CONDUCTOR When funior and senior choir s+uden+s reporied +o school in Sepiamber, ihey found a new conducior, Mr. Cecil Green. Mr. Green replaced Mr. Gene Kenn who came in Ociober io hold lhe annual choir and orchesira clinic. The former Senclieiand musician is on 'lhe vocal music slaff ai' Texas Technological College in Lubbock. Mr. Green coniinued The policy of allowing boih iunior and senior siudenfs fo mainiain membership in +he Bel Canio Chorale. Bolh The Boy's and Girl'5 Glee Clubs were also coniinued. The senior groups are advanced s+uden+s from -the four sophomore choirs lsee nexl lwo pagesl. The organizaiions, wiih fheir ensemble groups perform a+ civic clubs. churches, and in assembiies in Amarillo. The groups com- pele infihe ilnierscholasiic League Regional Music Con- lesfs in fhespring and aifend +he Tri-S+a+e Music Fes+ival in Enid, Oifahoma, in Ma . The choirs offer drill credil' for Sfudonfs 'ioialing one Iourlh credil' per year. BOY'S GLEE CLUB, below: BOTTOM ROW: J. Ha J. Saunders, G. Combs, B. Loyd, . Small. QFCO ROW: F. Ellrins, J. Howard, W. Pruii, R. D. Deason, M. Larson, K. Frilsch, L. Daws. ROW: C. Rexrode, J. Sisemore, D. Bowerman, Johnson, J. Kuyava, J. Pierson, D. Runyon, R Noi piciured are: A. Dodson, C. Culp, D. B. Blachnell and W. Lacoume. NM. CHOIR OFFTCERS . . . BOTTOM ROW: J. Sibley, T. Wesi, L. Durden, M. Lolcey, L. Harlan. J. Hall. TOP ROW: A. Briti, S. Ramsey, J. Ingham. L. McFa'lhers, A. Dodson, J. Kuyava. Fhqe l22 F E bs l v-4 "' CANTO CHORALE, BOTTOM ROW: C. VanDoren, F. BenneH, V. Duling, A. Dodson, G. Gilberf, P. Crabb, J. Hall, C. Johnson, oberfson, G. Spradling, M. McBurney, R. Reid, M. Jones, M. Hawkins, G. Miller, J. Avo++, A. Brill, V. Bennell. SECOND f: M. Amos, N. Roberis, S. Sellle, S. Barbee, M. Johnson, B. Cherry, L. Jordon, L. Bird, G. Selby, B. Siradley, D. Griffilh, ollaway, J. Coals, M. Siarr, C. Sing, D. Rorex, S. Dowell, L. Besf, J. Graves. THIRD ROW: J. Farley, A. Curlis, M. Pederson, odfrey, E. Fields, S. Eades, D. Coffin, R. Brown, B. Lane, A. Wilson, J. Carier, W. Lewis, J. Taylor, N. Smiley, M. Brown L. Churchill, iller, S. Ramsey. TOP ROW: S. Todd, S. Thompson, M. Taylor, J. Dodge, D. Johnson, L. McFa+l1ers, J. Ingham, J. Janslci, M. Rea. ines, E. Day, J. Alexander, D. Alberf, B. Drake, J. Burleson, M. Goodwin, R. Busby, E. Shull. i .- -,,,, GlRL'S GLEE CLUB, lefi fo righi, BOTTOM ROW: R. Brown, L. Rudd, N. Wilson, L. Harlan, M. Bing- ham, G. Hayhursl, K. Hardman, R. Presfridge, B. Weigman. SECOND ROW: B. Holman, L. Maifhews, P. Meadows, N. Holmes, J. Hudson, L. Durden, M. Lolcey, L. Speer, S. Brown, T. Paxion. THlRD ROW: S. Crossland, J. Sibley, M. Wolf, T. Wes+, J. Burlres, J. Hudson, R. Day, N. Wesifall. P. Nichols, P. Maguire, L. Hardin, C. Snodgrass. TOP ROW: D. Cross, J. Smiih, J. Esies, C. Frazier, J. O'Neal, L. Lipper, J. Esies, J. Swenson, M. Gasi, T. Teague. Page I23 Music . . . THOMPSON - LED SOPHOMORES PERFORM COUNTLESS PROGRA Sophomore choirs have been a lra lion and essenlial parl' of lhe curri lum al Sandieland since Miss Ten Thompson, presenl direclor, began work in lhe middle foriies. The beg ning groups work foward accepiance lhe junior and senior groups, l'he Bo and Girl's Glee Clubs and l'he Canlo Chorale. The some four hundr musicians perform for civic grou along wi+h ensemble groups of bo boys and girls Trios and quar+e+s ma up from 'rhe choirs. The choirs aliend lhe annual choir clinic in Oclober a raised money lhroughoul she scho year for 'lheir annual 'irip 'ko 'lhe T Siale Music Fesiival in Enid, Oklahom in May. Chrislmas is one of 'lhe busie seasons for ihe Sophomores wilh coun less church and civic groups asking 'F programs of lhe 'lradiiional carols. T Sophomore Choirs usually work wilh 'I A.H.S. orchesira in fund raising. Soph more Choir, like +he junior and seni groups offers one-fourlh credil' in dr for 'lhe year. Sludenls are selecled vi audilion in early Seplember. Sluden serve as accompanisls for all lhe choir ACCOMPANISTS' Margaref Pederson, sealed, and Gwyn Combs are in session wifh Mr. Cecil Green al several limes during fhe year as ihey prepare for programs for The choral groups. SECOND PERIOD CHOIR, BOTTOM ROW: G. Reiser, S. Day, M. Burch, C. Peiers, J. Fair, P. Vigna, J. Goui, J. Fields, P. Chamberlain, P. Puckefl, S. Spaulding. SECOND ROW: A. Yales, R. DeWolf, M. Jones, M. Slewarl, L. Whilfield, V. Savage, K. Flynn, J. Haga- man, M. Broadslreef, B. Ginn, E. Teal, B. Lump- kin. THIRD ROW: N. Kelly, D. Wheeler, B. Spiller, J. Anderson, M.lLowder, J. Wilson, J. Avery, K. Fullon, L. Back, K. Roberlson, V f - - . .. - .. , W., A . s. Fields. J. Yeager. P. scan. Tor ROW: A A A A - A A - fl - 'X f 'X - A T'- E. Fox, L. Lewis, M. Loggins, J. Tims, J. Bal- fenfield, R. Richards, M. Edquisl, B. Adams, S. Slaler, G. Rickman, C. Wiegman, P. Jackson. . I Page I24 RD PERIOD, BOTTOM ROW: G. Wilson, den, E. Johnson, G. Combs, L. Denl, N. Shile, lunn, F. Gollihugh, L. Lawrence, S. Ward, fcoll, J. Lucero, J. Pill, Lemons. SECOND Y: M. Byforcl, L. Milchell, C. lbarra, B. Quis- rry, C. Hollz, C. Nunn, J. Howard, L. Ban- , N. Blake, L. Knopp, C. Sfone, J. Duke, loberls, A. Meadows. THIRD ROW: H. Bry- D. Legale, C. Horlen, P. Brohlin, S. Swell, angwell, C. Johnson, L. Crump, L. Baker, laiborne, R. Shelburne, N. Smilh, D. Phillips. ROW: C. Nyslrom, J. Cook, D. Wheeler, dams, C. Williams, J. Arden, R. Vanclerslice, Voods, S. Prescoll, R. Trogden, M. Dick, lohnson, D. Burns, N. Thurlow, L. Johnson. I PERIOD, BOTTOM ROW: M. Smilh. loecomb, W. Dilli, S. Zielke, M. Praler, enderson, G. Graham, L. Drake, J. Johnson, evile. ROW TWO: L. Calvin, M. Miller, 'hi+ener, B. Daniel, A. Walker, B. Marshall, irey, L. Dickens, J. Sfolres, J. Forfenburry. J ROW: S. Morrison, V. Vandiver, N. Pol- J. Thorlon, P. Overholl, L. Teier, P. Shell- S. Bruce, R. Holmes. TOP ROW: L. Chap- M. Murphy, D. Seymour, D. Taylor, J. Hef- J. Crawford, J.Sl1oulders, D. Hill, L. Randalls, inwick. FOURTH PERIOD, BOTTOM ROW: P. Ramsay, B. Baker, B. Chambers, S. McGee, S. Locl:l1ar'l. J. Sneed, E. Benlon, J. Thomas, D. Weslberry. S. Paflerson. SECOND ROW: J. Gray, D. Whil- l lark, J. Kilgore, W. Coursey, C. Scarborough, L. Wells, M. Sealun, B. Summers, L. Moore, V. Alslead, C. Slaafs. THIRD ROW: K. Shores. A. Byrd, S. Lee, B. Mayfield, S. McQuay. S. Sei-He. J. Cook, C. Cockran, J. Tarty, P. McClure. TOP ROW: A. Massey, P. Abell, J. Lea, R. Reyes. C. Reams, M. Carpenter, T. Kale, D. Jordan. R. Roberls, R. Bailey, T. Ware and C. Wifcher. Q GAG A "'i'N'WW0"lo E-"'AAl Page l25 Musir . . . DIRECTOR MULLER TAKES BATON. LEADS SANDIE BAND Mr. Wayne Muller assumed diredorship of +l1e Golden Sandie Band To become iis 'fi'l7'i'f'r direclor since 'rhe band was organized ai' Sandieland. Mr. Msiflfer followed Mr. Charles Emmons who iefi A.H.S, 'lo go io fha Universily of Missouri as Band Direc- for., Wilhione of The firgesl and 'finesi' bands in 'lhe school's hisiory, Mr. Muller and his s+uden'l' leaders mainlained 'rhe pace of 'lhe glorious pasl, +hrilling spec+a+ors ai fhe Sandie ooibali games, in ihe parades, coniesis and concerls. The Sandie band was mosl' impressive as 'lhe fooiball season opened in Sepfember, preparing a half-'lime show for 'fhe games. One of lhe mosi' speclacular shows was 'rhe salule +o American newspapers during Nafional Newspaper Week, when The band Saluled 'l'l1e columnisls and deparimenls of 'lhe local press. The Band competes in lhe ln+erscholas+ic League March- ing Con'l'es'l' in 'l'l'le fall, and playing porlions in lhe s ring. Band is a drill subieci al Sandieland granling one-liaurlh credit a year. TONY WHITTINGTON AND BRYAN ROGERS ef OFFICERS . . . slanding are, presiden Bill McNeiland: vice-presiclenl, Jonalha Alerg and librarian, Charles Crocker, an secrelary, Palsy Hefner. Palsy also serve as queen of The Golden Sandie Band. MR. WAYNE MULLER Drum Major and Assislanl Drum Major Direclor of Bands and Orcheslra Page l26 K LDEN SANDIE BAND PERSONNEL . . . BOTTOM ROW: P. Beebe, B. Brown, P. Hefner, W. Flippin, J. O'Rear, J. Clawson, P. Tof- R. Thomas, J. Ausiin, K. Walls, F. Collon. SECOND ROW: T. Whifiinglon, H. McKenney, D. Ward, S. Eades, M. Curlis, A. Mc- ald, A. Hill, T. Reid, D. Oliver, B. Ralslon, B. Rodgers. THIRD ROW: S. Curl, M. Sinclair, C. Smilh, R. Maranda, A. Sheer, Crowell, J. Johnslon, J. Andrews, N. Hudgins. FOURTH ROW: B. Hicks, K. Hopkins, M. While, C. Nunn, B. Cole, T. Whiflen Virf, R. Aslcew, J. Brinkley, R. Wommaclr. FIFTH ROW: M. Neal, W. Phillips, N. Williams, G. Gillespie, S. Arden, B. Fraine 'Iowe, J. Mead, A. Filzner, J. Walson, J. Bingham. SIXTH ROW: E. Olson, J. Badney, R. Slacker, K. Lane, T. Smifh, S. Williams, 'ewey, E. Hill, D. Larson. SEVENTH ROW: J. Aler, V. Slrimply, D. Taylor, B. Coberly, B. Roberlson, J. Balmer, C. Croclrer, H. Mash- , P. ScoH. EIGHTH ROW: J. Woodward, J. Wood, J. McKinnon, J. Janalc, R. Merinda, D. De Vaney, T. Gibbs, S. Pace, F. Hill Vilson, C. Lawson. NINTH ROW: P. Anihony, J. Loper, L. Cox, L. Daws, B. Hacker, D. Bridgewaler, J. Bedell, S. PrescoH, M. Love TH ROW: P. Douglas, R. Wells, G. Swafford, J. McKnigh+, L. Loomis, D. Davis, F. Kelley, B. Parlrinson, B. Brown, C. Krause fade. TOP ROW: M. McNeiland, C. Odom, B. Adams, L. Jones, H. Hill, H. Yorlr, D. Wesley, D. Brown. TWIRLERS . . . FRONT: Melody Neal, head, and Judy Bingham. BACK: Connie Lawson, Pal Dengler, Judy Woodward and Jan Wade. Page I27 Music . . . QRCHESTRA IS RANKED AS ONE OF SANDIELANDS baion of ihe Sandleland orchesira in +ion io ihe Golden Sandie Band ihis for ihe firsl' iime. He inheriied one o finesi musical organizaiions in fhe buf claims ihis is 'ihe ,finesf yei. The ous Sandieland musicians had won Tri-S+a're Music Fesiival in Enid, +hree consecuiive years giving +hem manenf possession of ihe +rophy. The orches+ra's iniiial formance in l957 was wiih 'ihe 4 choirs in 'iheir clinic in early i second was 'iheir accompanying of annual coronaiion ceremonies. They form ai all iunior highs during ihe Direcior Wayne Muller iook over li ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Judy Maxwell, vice-presidenh Be'Hy Askew, presidenh and Mary Lou Dickey, secreiary. Brenda Brown, noi pic- iured. is queen. ORCHESTRA PERSGNNEL . . . P. Abell, J. Anderson, E. Arden, B. Askew, J. A'rer, R. Barz, S. Benge, B. Brown, Br. Brown, P. Brown, B. BurkeH, B. Cannon, K. Caies, P. Chamberland, J. Clark, J. Clawson, B. Clough, S. Coffee C. Crocker, M. Crosseii, P. Dengler, M. L. Dickey, J. Dison, M. Diimore, J. Elgin, D. Gardner, B. Goldsmiih N.. Gosseff, N. Hampion, C. Hembree, P. Holmes, J. Howard, N. Hudgins, J. Janak, F. Kelley, D. Larason, F. Lo- pez, J. Maxwell, P. McKinley, H. McKinney, J. McKnigh'i, B. McNeiIand, K. Moore, D. Nicholson, B. Parkinson S. Peek, P. PiH', N. Quereau, S. Roberson, A. Roberis, D. Roberison, B. Rodgers, T. Smiih, S. Spraggins, W. Sian- fcrci, J. Sirange, D. Sirifley, V. Sirimple, M. L. Taylor, M. Teague, B. Wellman, R. Wells, E. WhiH, N. Williams W. Williams, C. Wilson. K. Winburn, P. PaHon, N. Wright 'Blk .0 ug.. 'he Page l28 my Paqe IZ9 PUBLIC SPEAKING . . . is exemplified by This picTure which shows BurT McClain in Mr. J. H. FIaThers' Speech class. Speed: . . . WORK IN ELECTIVES FEATURE 0F DEPARTMENT STudenTs in Sandieland Take much The elecTive work in The Speech Depa menT where courses are oTTered whi give The sTudenTs a Tine background various aspecTs oT dealing and co municaTing wiTh people. The deparTme is headed by Mrs. N. N. WhiTworTh w is assisTed by Mr. J. H. FlaThers an Mrs. V. Hall. Work in TundamenTal parliamenTary procedure, public spea ing, panTomime, drama, exTempora eous speaking, poeTry reading, declam Tion, radio and Television are all avai able in one of The courses oTTere STudenTs compeTe in The lnTerscholasTi League disTricT, regional and sTaT meeTs in The spring, and presenT coun less assembly programs ThroughouT Th year. The daily morning devoTiona are prepared and presenTed by sTuden oT The speech deparTmenT. STudenT inTeresTed in dramaTics are able To wor Toward membership in The Thespia Troupe aT Sandieland. The deparTmen presenTs The annual coronaTion cere mony and several one-acT plays. Th annual Three acT play lsee summer sup plemenTl is presenTed as a climax oT Th year's work in The spring. PANTOMIME . . . is one of The TeaTures of Mrs. SPEECH . . . is pracTiced To The classes as is shown Hall's class where Terry Gibbs, Carol Reams and in Mrs. WhiTworT 's Third period class by Terry LiTTle Jayne Hill presenT a skiT. aT The podium. . Page T30 LIBRARY MATERIAL . . . is esseniial in 'rhe preparafion for much of fhe work in +he Speech Depar+men'I. Members of Speech 20, sophomores class, are picfured using 'Ihe maferiais from Ihe Sandieland Library which is brougI1'I by aids from fhe library 'ro Mrs. Whi'rwor+h's room. RLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE . . . in Mr. FIa1'hers' eech class for seniors finds Bur+ McClain serving as irman of Ihe group for Ihe day. PANEL DISCUSSION . . . in Mrs. HaII's Sophomore Speech 20 class is a popular par+ of +he academic course. Sharon McQuay is fhe speaker. Page I3I I CAST OF "THE WEDDING," EARLY PLAY. ' vm- - ,U V .me WESLEY DANIELS AND DICK SIage Hands for Sanclieland Speech . . . WORK IS REQUIRED FOR BACTSSSS Ef:5EX45IN'TH SEASON OPENER 'TIIE WEDDING Page I32 MAKEUP PREPARATION THESPIANS . . . aI' Sandieland are s+ucIen+s who have achieved FOR DRAMA-HCS membership Ihrough mee+ing Ihe organIzaI'ion's requiremen+s ' for ini'ria+es. BERS OF THE CAST . . . for "The Wedding," are Marilyn Mays, Jimmy Harvey, Warren Lewis lon floorl Rnn Farley, Elizabe+h Fields, Roberi' BarreH, and Ronnie Emanuel, all from +he Thespian Workshop which meeis x+h period of +he day wifh Mrs. N. N. Whiiworih, head of +he deparimeni of Speech a+ Sandie and. viembers of +he Speech Deparimeni presen+ed "The Nedding" as lheir opening one-acl play for 'l'he I957- i8 season in a pay program assembly under +he aus- :ices of 'rhe Thespian Sociefy in early Ociober. sllembers of 'lhe depar+men+ served in all cafegories zoih on 'Phe sfage and behind fhe scenes. Picfures an lhese pages show fhe work enfailed in preparafion and presen+a+ion of a play of ihis +ype. Oiher pic- +ures reveal fhe prepara+ion in public speaking, radio and paniomime which is basic in making ready for +he public performance. Naiurally, +hese picfures do noi' show fhe counfless hours of rehearsal, memorizing lines and ofher iasks of fhe young acfors. ,mv 'JE RECORDING . . . poin+s ouf improvemenf needed by speech s+uden+s PANTOMIME . . . prepares siudenfs lrs. V. Hall. They are, Ief+ 'ro righ+, JoAnn McCracken, Eddie Phillips, for public preseniafion of plays ie Quisenberry, and Kay Green. Here are Tom Morrison and Sfewarf Page l33 Slaier. Speech . . . VARIED ACTIVITIES COMPRISE CURRICULUM DEBATING . . . is a feafure of fhe Speech Deparfmenf which is one of lnferscholasfic League confesfs. This is Barbara Willbanks. DEVOTIONALS . . . are presenfed daily over fhe public address sysfem from fhe audiforium. Picfured above are Ronald Mayberry af fhe speaker's sfancl and Nancy Marfin af fhe organ. Page I34 mnugww. MAKEUP LAB . . . is a popular feafure work in fhe Speech Deparfmenf. These denfs are: seafed, Galyn Shelby and Sfrifleyg sfanding, John Alexander, W Lewis and Dean Roberfson. Makeup offered in Dramafics 30 classes, fiffh peria by Mrs. Whifworfh. SPEAKERS . . . like Mary Hughes McCue falk wifh fha fellow classmafes during fhe Speech classes offered by faculfy of 'rhree feachers in Sandielancl each year. I N,- N ,Em Page 135 TERRY LITTLE Eclifor-in-Chief Publications . . . YEARBOOK STAFF NUMBERS LARGEST IN A. ll. S. HISTO As Terry Li'Hle, edi+or-in-chief of +he l95 La Airosa, called +he annual yearbo clinic +o order, more +han I65 Sandielan sfudenis applied for membership on +h srafli and began work on A.H.S.'s mo ambiiious yearbook 'ro dale. To mainiai siaif posilion, each siudenl' was require +o sell one full page of adver+ising. Thi year's supporiers foialecl nearly 'iwice a many as in fhe school's previous volume More 'rhan 84-'L of ihe sludeni' body pu chased +he book during 'I'he Sepiembe and early Ociober subscripfion campaig Some fourieen homercoms were IOOO and received +heir names foil-siamped o 'Fheir cover as a reward, along wiih a com plimenfary copy +o each IOOVO per home room leacher. The 'rheme of +his volum prompled ihe siaff +o lake 'ihe Miss San dieland con+es'ian+s and +he Queen o Sandieland +o California for 'iheir Chris mas judging. l Page S36 55 a I fl' 4.-ff Z Q xr w TS A I fimm-nr' . - JOYCE PERRY ED BLACKBURN PEGGY RITTENBERRY Business Manager Ari Edifor Associafe Ediior 3 "-5-...J I Q t I I ffm fEARBOOK SEQUENCE class of Journalism 3l was offered in I957-58 on an experimenfal basis af Sandie- and. These sfudenls, along wilh several of lhe edilorial board composed +he class. They are, STANDING: Sieve Nilson, Jimmy Ri++enberry, Palsy Pillars, Bob Venable, Nina Tomlinson, Alfred Glenn, Bill ScoH', Jeni Swenson. SEATED: Margie Buchanan, Louis Cowperfhwaife, Janel Jones, Marlha Hawkins, Tony Green and Lydia MaHhews. CYNTHIA MORGAN Class Edi'l'or if, 3' -.if V ,,,e up T .,-, i .Mix fr.. JIM BOB HODGE JEFF INGHAM vf+H?f21l!f5T1- 55 Phofography Edifor Circulafion Manager STEVE WILSON Sporls Edilor f W3 EVA JO MILLER BARBARA SCHUTTS BURTONELL MOORE JUDY SUTTON Index Edifor Faculfy Edifor Deparlmenis Edifor Clubs Edifor 7 Page I3 Pubhatians . . . JOURNALISM CLASSES PRODUCE NEWSPAPER AS LAB PROJECT Two periods of Journalism 3l, comprising ihe largesf num- ber of sfudenls enrolled in 'rhe course in several years, published 'lhe s+uden+ newspaper a+ Sandieland during ihe I957-58 school year. Velma Arnold served as Edi+or-in- chief during +he fall semesiers. Oiher members of her siaff are piciured on 'rhese pages. The paper is 'rhe laboraiory proiecl of +he academic course offered ai' A.H.S. during 'rhe fall and spring. S+uden+s of iunior sfanding are allowed io lake +he course 'ior a full credi+ for lhe eniire year. The Sands+orm is published bi-weekly during +he school year, exclusive of holidays and examinaiions. The Sands+orm is one of 'lhe oldesi' high school newspapers in +he s+a+e of Texas and a charier member of 'rhe Quill and Scroll Socieiy, lnfernalional High School Honor Socieiy for Journalisis. The newspaper also mainiains membership in +he N.S.P.A., C.S.P.A. Texas High School Press Associaiion, Panhandle High School Press Associaiion, Wesi Texas High School 'Press Associaiion, and ihe lnferscholasiic League Press Conference. J. F. Paschal, Direcfor of Publicaiions, serves as advisor of +he newspaper. JIMMY FRITCHIE MARY LU DICKEY Adveriising Manager, Fall News Edllor Page l38 fi ,ff rx DRIAL STAFF members come from one of +l1e 'lwo Journalism 3I and 32 Classes. The group above is lhe d period class. Bill Wellman, fealure edifor of ihe fall issues, is one of fhe sluclenl' inslruclors during s'l'a'i'f ings. The group mee'rs in Room 205 which has been designed as a newsroom similar lo lhe rnaior rnelro- un newspapers. Sfudenls piclured are: FRONT ROW: Belly Landis, Ronald Robinson and Carol Ga'l"l'is. DND ROW: Roberl' McKenzie, Jeany Bryson and Chrisli Brown. THIRD ROW: Ken Greenwald and Elaine 1 lwilh hand raisedl. BACK ROW: Jalcie Nicholson and Jerry Jamison. 3lLL WELLMAN NANCY SWAN PAT FRANClS Fealufe Edifof Exchange Edi+or Business Manager Page I39 PubHcations . . .W PICNIC FROLIC CLIMAX ANNUAL YEARBOOK CLINIC REGISTRATION 'For 'rhe Fiflh Annual Yearbook Clinic a+ Sandie- lancl was held in +l1e main hall Salurday morning. Some I65 sl-udenls aflended 'Ihe sessions. Regisiralion lee included s+afF membership and Ihe fee for Ihe Clinic. AT RIGHT, Direclor of Publicalions J. F. Paschal opens 'Ihe session wiI'l1 Ihe requiremenls 'For slaff mem- bership. Mr. DEon Priesl, slaff ar+is+ for +l1e Colorpress, lnc. pub- lishers, and Principal R. B. Norman also spoke Io Ihe assembly. Members of The La Airosa edilorial board all addressed Ihe group. AT THE DRIVE-IN movie was iusl one of Ihe slcils presenled by seclion members of 'Ihe edilorial slaff, under Ihe direclion of Iheir edilors. In Ihis version of a California s+un+ Sandra Bussard is encouraged by a "cheering squad" of girls as Bill Scolf is cheered by a boy's group, no+ shown. Janel Jones is Ihe cheer- leader in charge of Ihe girls squad. 15 , f 42 Q, 3 A ..,:M, 'ef , sk ' f X 41, Q 98 X gi if 3 Q 5 nf' ,N N-, , 3 tk if x P I A 'T M A.. mx, 'fi' Q Q ff if Ky, , 'FH .lv ifwful .- ,-PALM U vw , .X .W M W ww K, 5 ,gn ,, 3 ,W W?,,,, ,A 'M' A-. m"'M5i NW. I M-. Page 148 Page OFFNCERS . . . Officers were: B. T. Tucker, presiderrr: Bob Venable, Disfricf presidenf. OFFICERS . . . Sfanding, Vic Plunk has served as vice-presidenh Judy Ginn, si++ing, served as recording secrefary. OFFICERS . . . Ofher officers were Nell Williams, secrefary and Randy Zuber, pariiamenfarian. l42 ' i sew' h irman 0 is C 3 . . Anne Robei' rage be Qfe MORNlN55Ja:lZyT-gzcirnlraiilgeel prizacgpiej lier in Placing Mornil19 amsh Jerry Pea r09' airs: ,re Student Council . . . SPONSORSHIP OF EXCHANGE STUDENT AMONG MAIN COUNCIL ANNUAL PROJECT The Sfudenf Council doesn'+ need fhe explanafion if did fwenfy o fhirfy years ago. ln Amarillo High School fhe Sfudenf Council is on of fhe besf known and hard worlring organizafions. The Sfudenf Coun cil is an organizafion of sfudenfs, elecfed by sfudenfs, fo serve as fhel official represenfafives in all maffers of concern fo fhe enfire school. The Sfudenf Council is a sfudenf forum af which school problems and proiecfs are broughf before fhem fo be discussed and handled properly. The Sfudenf Council handles no problems of discipline. This is an organizafion formed fo 'lrain leaders for fhe fufure. Some of fhe aims and obiecfives of fhe Sfudenf Council are: fo encourage fhe pracfice of good cifizenship, fo provide a fraining ground for bofh leaders and O QC? ' V f i -4, Mr, 'imp , ,M ,,,, . .i ,F 1 . followers, fo prepare sfudenfs for infelligenf parficipafion in school affairs, fo promofe 'lhe common good, fo help solve problems fhaf arise in fhe school, 'lo promofe a beffer undersfanding befween fhe sfudenf body and fhe faculfy, fo promofe beffer scholarship, fo creafe beffer school spirif, and fo develop high ideals of personal conducf. The Sfudenf Council wifh ifs success doesn'+ iusf happen. lf fakes every EW SPONSOR M, pa,-key look over 'lhe iob as sP0nsor POP com . , , cami Dukfi and liliilgl Ei 'the s+..aen+ camera was year. Hasley wanled 'fo be sure l SY 90 share Ol The POP Corn' enl and facully member +o develop il' lhe lype of organizalion il is meanl e. Many large and small proiecfs are sored by lhe Sludenl Council. The esl proiecl' lhis year was lhe Amarillo 1 School Rodeo. The purpose of 'lhis acl was lo raise 'lhe money for our gn exchange sl'uden'l. Nexl year's ex- ge sludenl will be a girl. She will be ualed wilh lhe class of l959. To aid le promolion of school spiril +he Slu- Council sells 'lhe boos'l'er lags. Howdy lr is 'rhe lime when sludenls become ar acquainled. During 'lhe year slu- s are senl lo live diflerenl conven- . Delegales are senl lo lhe Dislricl, hern, Slafe, Na'l'ional, and Leadership arences. This year lhe Amarillo High ol was 'lhe presidenl' school of our dis- Bob Venable served as presidenl. lbers of Sludenl Council are elecled lheir homerooms and 'len delegales alecled 'From lhe sludenl body. .fiif THINK HARD . . . B. T. Tucker, Presidenl' of lhe Sludenl Council was frying 'lo decide who should gel' 'lhe iob. BIG TAG SELLER . . . Roberlo Ruffino was lhe Sluclenf Council's besl lag seller. Cynlhia Morgan couldn"l hold up againsl' his sell- ing power. page '43 OFHCERS . . . Officers were: David Park, president Robin Sumner, Treasurer. OFFKIERS . . . Glenn Milligan served as vice-presicleni and Mary Alice Lokey served as secreiary. WELCOMED STOP . . . The bu: made only a few shops bu? lhe chance +o s+re+ch one's legs was a welcome relief. Page l44 The siudeniswj Siibeiigciril ilhollfj me - - ' 6 iles!-:lTrFl?'iElhe slaiue Oi Thomas o 'Toni D' F Allied Youtlr . . . TREK TO BUOKNILL FALLS. PENN. OLIMAXES FALL SEASON FOR POST The Allied Youlh of Amarillo High School has lhe largesl pos? o any o+her high school. The Allied Youfh holds regular meefings or lhe 'Firsl' Thursday of every mon'l'h. The meefings are held in 'l'he cafeleria and refreshmenls are served aflerwards. There is alway: an inleresling speaker who shows in some way 'lhe effecl' alcoho has on The acfions and lhoughls of each and every person. Every person in Amarillo High School is invifed lo ioin fhis organiza'l'ion. Every year wilh 'rhe cooperalion of Colberl's fhe Allied You'l'h spon- sors a slyle show. This year's show was a big success. The Fashion parade was slaged in The Amarillo Li+'lle Thealer building. Over a hundred girls modeled garmenls from Colberl"s in +he Wolflin Village. Seplember is lhe lime for 'l'he annual Back-To-School dance. This dance was a barn dance wilh live chiclrens and such. When November comes il is lime 'lo send fhe delegales +o lhe Nalional W3 MET NEW FRIENDS - ' ' :hs Isglsmraljng Zibasrngirly Ihuewifriends- CLASSES The sfuclenfspwglenji Gigi' Parf was fhe chance one a . . . e ue , r ferenl' classes Io learn mo venfion. This year fen sfudenfs from senior class made 'Ihe fen day journey. bus 'Irip sfarfed one affernoon abou? o'cIocIr. From Amarillo fhey wenf fo hingfon D. C. Here fhey visifed places fhe Lincoln Memorial, fhe Capifol ing, Mounf Vernon, Arlingfon Ceme- fhe Jefferson Memorial, and fhe hingfon Monumenf. Once again fhey ded fhe bus and headed for New , 'lhe Empire Sfafe. New York offered esfing fhings fo do as fo go fo Jazz The girls enioyed fhe free fime for ping. They saw fwo sfage producfions fhe famous Roclceffes af Radio Cify c Hall. The besf parf of fhe frip was zonvenfion af Buck Hills Falls. Here wenf fo orienfafion meefings on s such as, how fo have a successful posf, fhe dufies of fhe officers and A.Y. means fo each person. David was elecfed Co-Presidenf of fhe In- fional Allied Youfh Organizafion. IS THAT GUM GOOD . . . Myra Anne Sfanley seemed fo enioy her gum during a business meefing. If as I BUS RIDE . . . The ride was long buf if was filled wifh plenfy of fun and excifemenf. Page I45 Page OFFICERS . . . Officers were: Clifford Johnson, presidenfg DISCUSSION . . . Jusf lab work isn'f all 'lhere is fo biology. The sfudenfs were preparing fo do lab work. Biology flub . . . SCIENTIFIC CAREERS ENCOURAC ziiglgdjlayage, secrefary: and Mary Ann Miller, vice- Somefhing new was added fo Amarillo High School fhis year. A Biology Club was formed under fhe spon- sorship of Mrs. Mabel Rodgers. To become a member one musf be faking or musf have had biology. The purpose of fhe club is fo encourage sfudenfs fo work and experimenf in fhe field of science. During fhe year each sfudenf had a research or experimenfal proiecf. The firsf semesfer was spenf mainly in organ- izing and planning whaf fo do fhe second semesfer. Meefings were sef up for fhe second and fourfh Mon- days of every monfh. Field frips were one of fhe mosf inferesfing fhings done during fhe year. Speakers were invifed fo fhe meefings fo fell differenf phases of biology. i z E" f3 . I, f2F::- :' WHAT'S THAT . . . Mrs. Rodgers fried fo explain fo WHAT'S IN THERE . . . Some sfudenfs of fhe Biology like Biology class jusf whaf fhe picfures meanf. Club examine amoeba fhrough a microscope. SPONSOR . . . Mrs. Kaye, an able chemislry leacher, has been sponsor of lhe Cl'1emis'l'ry Club. emistry flub . . . IIREE OBJECTIVES HICHLICHT IESEARCII GROUP IN SCIENCE On The 'Firs'l' and lhird Mondays of every monlh in room309 'lhe Chemislry Club has mel. The members have ser lhree obieclives. They are: +o help keep up wilh currenl' developmenls in chemislryg lo slimulale individual research: and 'ro lurlher knowledge in chem- islry beyond 'l'l'1e scope of our 'l'ex+ book. A+ some of lheir meelings lhey have a seminar. A sludenl' may have and mosl' likely did spend many an hour in prep- aralion for his 'l'alk or demonslralion. Field lrips were OFFICERS . . . Assis'l'an+ secrelary, Jeannelfe Alexander: presidenl, Woodfin Camp: secre- lary, Mary Ann Miller and vice presidenl, Joe Hill. made 'lo such inleresling spols as lhe Helium Planl, lhe gas company, lhe smeller, lhe hospilal, and a pelroleum planl. The members keep up +o dale on 'rhe lalesl' currenl' evenls in chemislry by reading differenl reporls. One 'lhing everyone enioys is 'lhe chance l'hey have 'lo do ex'l'ra laboralory work. If one wan'l's lo become a member he mus+ have already had chem- is'l'ry or musl be 'raking il' 'lhe year 'lhey ioin. BLOWING THEIR TOPS are sfudenfs in a chemislry COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . . . Two of lhe class. The sludenls work under well supervised condi- chairmen were: Marian Wolf and Mar- lions and experimenlalion compleles 'rhe course. fha Daniels. Page I47 SHORTHAND . . . ln fhe Secrefarial Train- ing class shorfhand is one-half of fhe program. setretarlal naining ' ' ' OFFICERS . . . The officers are: Jud Woodward, presi- denfg June Rafher, vice-presidenfg Linclla Capps, secrefary. EXPERIENCE 0F COMMERCIM GROUP ge The Secrefarial Training Service Club is composed of girls faking secrefarial fraining. To fake secrefarial fraining a girl musf have already had one year of shorfhand and one year of fyping. The members are given help on how fo obfain a job and be able fo keep if. They make visifs fo differenf business organ- izafions fo learn how each is run. The Secrefarial Training Club has no sef fime for regular meefings. They have call meefings and somefimes before and affer school. No more fhan forfy members are allowed. ln fhe spring a picnic is held fo fhe delighf of all members. The secrefarial fraining girls aid a feacher during one period every day. The purpose of fhe organizafion is fo learn fhrough service and fo esfab- lish good public relafionships wifh fhe business men of Amarillo. NEEDED HELP . . . Miss Shows helped a couple of SPEED TEST . . . The members of fhe club learn fo girls wifh fheir fyping problem. fype accurafely as well as fasf. l48 ' 1... oven THE couNrER . . . Shirley Pray worked a+ Fedway's during +he year a+ 'ihe r hosiery counier. OFFICERS . . . Lannie Golladay, presidenh Darrell Oak- ley, vice presidenh Gracy Newman, secreiaryg Madge Proisman, reporferg Clarence Brewer, freasurerg Muriel D. E ' . . noN IN Pnoiecrs mcuucnrs Aims or cuss Johnson, parliamenfariang Johnny Golighiy, sg+.-ai-arms. The Disiribulive Educa+ion Club is sponsored by Mr. Raymond Wilson. The club includes all s'l'uden'fs en- rolled in +he dis'l'ribu'iive educaiion class. The obiecfive of fhis organizaiion is +o pariicipafe as a group in proiecis designed 'ro improve 'ihe individual in his job in disfribuiiong +o 'Fos+er a spiri+ of fair play and com- pefiiion among D.E. siudenisg and +o provide for or- ganized recrea+ionaI ac'rivi+ies for D.E. siudenfs. Every year The D.E. s+uden+s have an annual Chrisimas pariy. This year's par+y was one of +he biggesi' evenis of fhe year. During 'l'he mon+h of March s'I'uden+s go +0 Aus- +in 'io 'rhe s+a+e conveniion. To 'lop 'ihe year off The members have a big par+y. This year's was a hayride and a picnic wiih lofs of good food. Qs si? , r TIES FCR SALE . . . Mr. Raymond Wilson looks on CLASSRCOM . . . Every D.E. sfudeni is required +o as a siudenf pracfices selling fies 'ro cusiomers. lake +he course offered in D.E. Page I49 OFHCER5 . . . Officers were: Gregory Crouch, presidenig David Holder, vice- presicieni: and Gary Shores, secreiary. xyv OFHCERS . . . Officers were: Sieve Ar- den, Rpresidenig Manuel Edquisi, secreiary, and alph Lord. ireasurer. NOQN BLESSING . . . Dan Gibbon, a member of Hi-Y gave ihe noon blessing 'For ihe lunch periods. Page l5D 1 nor 3 for Qover an 3 Glenn T NDlDATE - ' ' illiii in Lubbock' CA'onal coniefence e req' IH-Y Clubs . . . AUSTIN CONVENTION TOPS TREK BY YMCA-AFFILLATEO GROUP The Hi-Y's of Amarillo High School are divided inlo fhree elif 'Fereni groups. The sophomores, junior, and senior Hi-Y's ar separaie clubs buf 'rhey all have +he same obieciives. The mem- bers oi Hi-Y +ry +o creaie, mainiain, and exlend +he Chrisiian ideals ihroughoui 'lhe school, 'lhe ciiy, ihe communiiy, and every person 'rhey may come in con+ac+ wiih. Any boy in Amarillo High School may become a member of +he Hi-Y. The Hi-Y is asso- cia'l'ed wi'l'h 'rho YMCA. The Hi-Y's from all over l'he s'la'l'e elecl boys 'io fake over +he siaie offices. This eleciion is done by dis- iricfs. Each school Hi-Y elecis persons +ha+ ihey believe would do a good job. These delegaies are voled on again af a disiricl' meeiing. Then 'lhey are voied on by +he siaie conveniion. Boys iake over such posiiions as governor, secreiary of siaie, and as represenlaiives. ,....4-l Sieve Arden and Mr' mwh s.--F. E . . - , --Y mbers W O D Ken Lanyon was LNOCQQ Cl'urT+H+he money brouqhi m from Hi me WORTEE HAPQ wl1o.SP0l'e lo a group hciied in lhe March of Dlmes' 0 'l' 8 One 1- cgrgedmereni Phases of governmen . e Hi-Y holds regular meerings during year. A+ 'lheir meerings lhey have alcers who speak on subjecls such as risfian living. The Hi-Y is in charge of drinks served al' school sponsored ices. One of 'lhe high lighfs of 'lhe year 'he fafher and son banquei. The food always good and 'rhe program is excel- l. The Hi-Y even gives 'I'he boy who oys sporrs a chance. They have a good 'gram of sporfs and one doesn'+ have be an All-American fo play ihem. The pose of Hi-Y is +o promore group rislian fhinking, io provide club service school, 'lo provide club service 'lo ihe nmunily, and +o frain good leaders, owers, and cifizens. Anolher of 'lhe ny services lhe Hi-Y does is fo give noon blessing before every meal. Ar risfmas 'time lhe Hi-Y doesn'f forgel' 'lhe lilies fha? cannof have a nice Chrisfmas fhe resl' of us. They send food and senfs 'lo fhese families. OFF TO AUSTIN . . . Roberl' Forresier, Forresl' Jones, Sieve Arden, and Jeff Minion were par+ of The delegafion fhal par- ricipaled in Hi-Y program in Ausiin. BUSINESS MEETING . . . Gregory Crouch held a small mee!- ing affer school. Page l5I A' Wiswiily 'WWF ' P'ia'1fZW if - 7 iii55a2izf5E2aiizz22Qgf2ea1 1. Y 4. QQ 'EQ s N, WNW Q iq . ..., ..,.. ...,, U . i :--:::,. '.:w:- . 1 V ' ",.,,-iam , w 1 Y I - 5 7 ' A v O A .-I"' I, 5 ' 5 ,W , Magik VA 1 Af hwfiig - L- Ja-wfi me .A ,, .... , ' 'Sei I, 4 J , We 1 A 2: ::- '. , :5!'.fs: sgsssgfafif ' 2 - if I- I Qi x , 1g,w,QA,q.1 WF ' ' V - ' ..-.-. - sz r H 7 I , ,a g u s ::-.:f'.s,:E- -gg:- axi s ' f , W, NME bk,' R1 , ..,..,.,,, K My OFFICERS Off' f ' . . . users o fhe senior Y-Teens. OFFICERS . . . Officers of fhe Junior Y-Teens wer: lbacic rowl June Sfevenson, vice-president Marfha Amos, +reasurerg fron! r-owl Judy Cox, secretary: Cindy aw, presidenf. OFFICERS . . . Officers of fhe Sophomore Y-Teens were: Iback rowl Lyndal Moore, vice-presidenf: Sue Morrison, freasurer, ffronf rowi Lynda Miinar, secrefary: De- loris Anderson, president .ff""' , .cindy Law if I. VICE:fP'IisESI1DCIdilference YiCe'PresI en fain ' ee s elecled Rocky Kfeens . . . WORLD-WIDE FELLOWSHIP EXPERIENCED BY GIRLS IN ORGANIZATION OF FAITH The Y-Teens of Amarillo High School are composed of girls from fh sophomore, junior and senior classes. Any girl who feels she can mee fhe sfandards of 'Ihe Y-Teens can join. Members of Y-Teens belong 'I a world-wide fellowship of women and girls of every race, color, creed and occupafion in YWCAs in sixfy-eighf counfries. Each is bound f 'Ihe ofher by fhe YWCA Purpose and 'Ihe Y-Teen goals. Each one shares in a democrafic process fo furfher fhese goals. The purpose of Y-Teens and fhe YWCA is "To build a fellowship of women and girls devofed 'Io fhe faslc of realizing in our common life fhose ideals of personal and social living fo which we are commiffed by our faifh as Chrisfians." The Y-Teens sef cerfain goals for each girl fo reach. The Y-Teens goals are: fo grow as a person, fo grow in friendship wifh peo- ple of all races, religions, and nafionalifies, and fo grow in 'Ihe knowl- edge and love of God. The friangle in 'Ihe Y-Teen symbol represenfs you-you growing as a person-you growing in friendship wifh people of all races, religions and nafionalifies-you growing in fhe knowledge and love of God. The globe represenfs fhe infernafional scope of fhe YWCA and fhe need for world fellowship so fhaf we may some day realize 'Ihe ideal of "peace on earfh, good will foward men." waS elecled UEEN . . . Donna sullen 1. iise snowflake sau queen of '95 ng fhe year fhe Y-Teens have many ecfs and social evenfs. ln Sepfember officers are insfalled and a parfy for nembers is always an evenf. During nonfh of November fhe Y-Teens spon- a world wide fellowship. The Snow- Ball, one of fhe biggesf dances held lmarillo High School is sponsored by Y-Teens. World Day of Prayer is one '-Teens' biggesf projecfs. On Easfer nembers go fo church and have a club ar afferward. The Y-Teens hold regu- ueefings during fhe year. The Y-Teens vided info fhree organizafions. The :more Y-Teens is sponsored by Miss a Morfon. The junior Y-Teens is spon- by Mrs. Josephine DeSalvo. The r Y-Teens is sponsored by Mrs. Hazel . ln fhe yearbook of fhe Y-Teens :assage can be found: "ln fhis en- ar we seek fo undersfand Jesus, fo His love for all people, and fo grow e lcnowledge and love of God." . A5 My I i nline 4 fwfe N ff,-55.11-'fi Q l ? , j,i ', 'T l he v-'rw . . . L ne Shomeil was 'F Y-TEEN OF THE MOf,"THa, yn of fhe monfh during am' Y' .J 'SA , vis W- va W' nfs fzvly .gfefyg 3 535555 iwfvsgfzws LET IT SNOW . . . This was one of fhe songs fhaf fhe Bel Canfo quarfef sang af fhe ball. GOOD MUSIC . . . The annual Snowflalre dance was e big success wifh Schnozz Dunn's band. Pans I E2 OFFICERS . . . Officers were: Marilyn Mays, presideni' and Shirley Prey, vice-presidenl. The Nafional Thespian Honor Sociefy is an honor so- ciefy for sfudenfs who parricipafe in dramafics wiihin iheir school. During ihe year ihe sludenls play paris in plays presenied fo 'lhe sfudenl body. A+ 'lhe sixlh period ren fo 'lwenly siudenls of fhe Nalional Thespian Honor Socieiy work 'logeiher 'lo improve speech habiis and 'lo aid in +he produciion of olher plays. ln ihe spring lhe Thespians sponsor a 'lhree acl play for lheir con'les'l' play. The purpose of Thespians is 'lo give NOW LISTEN, POP . . . Kaihy Riley explains 'lhings 'io her pop, Ken Robbinson, during assembly. Tlrespian flub . . . DRAMATIC STUDENTS WOR T0 IMPROVE SPEECH HABI recogniiion and encouragemenl' fo merilorious achieve- menfs in dramafic arfs and 'lo be of service fo lhe school and lhe communify. To help pay fhe expenses for coslumes and sfage scenery a play is given fo raise money 'For 'lhis purpose. When lhe school has pro- grams such as fhe opereHa lhey do lhe make-up. PLAYS . . . The Thespians preseni many plays 'lo 'lhe OFFICERS . . . Oiher officers were: Elizabefh Fields. siudenl body during lhe year. This one was for iunior- clerk: Rosemary Flini, secrefaryg Tommy Price, ireasurer. senior assembly. page IS4 LOADING . . . Three members loaded Their car Tor a week-end of Tun. Members were Elaine Cash, Gary Shores, and Alward WhiTe. OFFICERS . . . Officers of The club were: Peggy RiTTen- T - berry and Gary Shores, co-presidenTs, and Jimmy FriTchie, ll Q . . vice-presidenT. STYLE SHOW OPENS SEASON :OR ARTISTS OF THE SNOW The Amarillo High School Ski Club This year goT a new sponsor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jones Took over The iob. AT The TirsT meeTing of The Ski Club There was a sTyle show of The laTesT fashions of ski cloThes. A ski insTrucTor from SanTa Fe ResorT spoke To The group. During The year Tilms oT skiing skills of some oT The besT skiers in The world were shown. The main purpose of The Ski Club is To TurTher an inTeresT in The sporT oT skiinq and To promoTe a sense of Tair play and sporTsmanship. The members planned To go To SanTa Fe Two or Three Times during The year. Any person in Amarillo High School who has an inTeresT in skiing and The proper scholasTic record may become a member. Members oT The club help The oThers who haven'T had much experience in skiing. :'c'if DFFICERS . . . OTher oTTicers were: Marion MarTin. FANCY SWEATERS . . . These Three showed off The ecording secreTaryg Mary Alice Lokey, corresponding Type oT sweaTers worn by skiers. ecreTary: and RoberT ForresTer, Treasurer. Page RED CROSS FLAG . . . Annice Byrd and Warren Lewis show lhe flag of 'lhe Red Cross. Junior Red Cross . . . OFFICERS . . . Officers were: Barbara Finch, presidenh oF A. H. S. Marilyn Mays, secrelaryg Cindy Law, vice-president Page The Junior Red Cross lnler-club Council is a group of sludenls represenling each club in Amarillo High School and each class. This club is connecled direclly wilh lhe Nalional Red Cross. The purpose of lhe Infer- club Council is +o coordinale service aclivilies of fhe school Through lhe work of clubs and Red Cross: lo 'lrain ifs members in democracy and in working lo- gelher unselfishly for lhe benefil of olhers. A+ Hal- loween 'fhe members give a parly a+ 'lhe Children's Hospilal for lhe children. The Toy Dance is spon- sored by lnler-club Council in December. To be able fo go 'lo 'lhe dance lhe price is one 'l'oy per couple. These +oys are given +o children who wouldn'+ have go'H'en a 'loy. A ches'f of school supplies, wash clo'l'hs and lowels, and many o'lher 'lhings is senl 'lo a school in Europe. Mrs. Evelyn Haulman is sponsor. ZFX C V re W, v W ' -., ' " ....-ic 5 OFF TO GALVESTON . . . These 'lhree were gel'l'ing HALLOWEEN . . . The ln'l'er-club Council gave a ready for a grand frip lo Galveslon +o a convenlion. par'ry for lhe children ai ihe Day Nursery. I56 fly. DFFICERS . lor lhe aclive Press Club are Mary Lu ullon, presidenlg and Roberl McKenzie, vice-presidenl. e Dorinda E. Bond Press Club was lormecl in lhe l ol I954 in memory of lhe lale publicalions direc- T al Sandieland who losl her lile in an aulomobile :idenl while relurning from Canyon where The 1dslorm is prinled. The purposes ol lhe club are serve as a means ol upholding lhe slandards ol rnalislic endeavor al A.H.S. lhrough meelings oughoul lhe year. The group raises money lor lhe 1ual lrelc lo Denlon lor lhe Texas High School Press CTURES SALES . . . is jusl one ol lhe many aclivi- as ol lhe Press Club lor raising money for lheir irious aclivilies. E. "LOVEY," THE PRESS . . . is named aller Miss Dorina E. Bond, former sponsor. Bob Venable and Palsy Pillars are operaling lhe 9 x I2 lellerpress. Press flub . . . lickey, secrelaryg Bill Wellman, business managerg Judy VARIED TASKS OF PUBllCATl0NS Associalion convenlion. ln lhe pasl lhree years lhe group has also senl delegales lo lhe Nalional Scho- laslic Press and Columbia Scholaslic Press convenlions. The social lunclions of lhe group include a Chrislmas Parly where alumni relurn lo visil as well as Sandie- Iand's grealesl speclacle, lhe Publicalions Banquel in May prior lo lhe dislribulion ol lhe yearbook. Slu- denls who are enrolled in Journalism and members ol lhe publicalions slall are members. PARTY TIME . . . is a lavorile lime wilh members ol lhe Press Club. Velma Arnold and Jerri Jameson are piclured playing games. Pace l57 OFFICERS . . . of 'lhe auI'o-mechanics group are Clifion Tucker, presidenig Carroli Wallis, vice-presiclenh and Eddie Nunn, secreiary. 1 D.0, . . . officers are Don Mariin, vice- presidenh Virginia Marshall, secretary, Kafhy Sriiiing, freasurer. ELECTRICS . . . officials are Roy Howerion, presidenh Roy Co++on, vice- presiderrl' and Jimmy Dawson, secreiary- ireasurer. , T' k fagclndw' - 'n inal--' im-IE ' iniufoeehana we "awe ' T'nlONjl:NlTeeImeI6l5 Shop' oo Vocational Industrial . . . TNREE ORGANIZATIONS ARE CLOSE IN LEARNING TRADES ln Amarillo High School Ihere are Ihree chaplers of 'lhe Vocaliona lnduslrial Clubs. Each chap'l'er is independenl' of ihe oiher bui' 'lhef are all members of lhe s+a+e organizaiion. The V.l.C. is an organiza 'lion 'Formed Io unile in a common bond siudenls in vocaiiona indus'l'ry classes in Texas, io provide opporlunilies for members 1'4- develop leadership abiliiies, Io develop 'lhe abiliiy of members It organize and carry oul club aciiviiies and projecis, Io promoie higl siandards of workmanship, scholarship, Irade elhics, and safely, 'li creaie a sincere inieresi in 'Ihe esieem for vocalional educaiion, am 'lo develop a knowledge of indusirial organizalion and 'Ihe inier dependence of workers. The AUTO MECHANICS CHAPTER 9' pariicipaie in Ihe Tri-Slale Fair each year by building a iloai fo Ihe parade. Mr. R. P. Perkins is chapier number 99's sponsor. Thr D.O. CHAPTER 23 holds regular meelings for all members. Th' members have coniesis in skilled Irades. The D.O. chapier is super vised by Mr. Oliver Diggs. The ELECTRIC CHAPTER NUMBER 9 Page I58 ,-..u..,.,..-1 l RADIOS . . . Members of fhe 5l'h Panos um e - ' d W Yn T.V. +S- ELECTPJCS. . . .I Jrnlhgprsiiggis in glee, speakers and se Lewis are discussing 'lrics class. meefings fwice a monfh. Af fhese ings fhey plan socials and fake care l club business. Oscar A. Self guides elecfric chapfer. All fhree chapfers id fhe sfafe and fwo disfricf conven- , The V.l.C. has been formed offi- since I947. Numerous awards are I fo fhe members in fhe differenf , of vocafional indusfrial educafion. 2 during fhe year all chapfers in each cf parficipafe in disfricf meefings. cf officers are elecfed fo plan, or- e, and be responsible for fhe execu- of acfivify af fhe disfricf meefings. of fhe acfivifies are: fo have indus- :peakers parficipafe in mee'l'ings,fours lusfry, and member and chapfer con- displaying ingenuify, inifiafive, co- nfion, and fhe assumpfion of responsi- on fhe parf of fhe members. The r of fhe Vocafional lndusfrial Club IEPARING TODAY FOR LEADER- TOMORROW. mira-M...s..... LOOK lN THE BOOKS . . . Mr. Diggs of fhe D.O. shows fhe sfudenfs where fo find fhe informafion fhey need from fhe books. MESSERSCHMITT . . . The boys of ihe aufomechanics class enjoy examining fhe Messerschmiff, a foreign car. 9 In OFFICERS . . . Charloffe Saxe, Presidenfg Cynfhia Morgan, Secrefaryg Jeanneffe Alexander, Vice- Presidenf. INTERNOS commonly known fo mosf people as fhe Lafin club meefs regularly for all sfudenfs who have had af Ieasf one-half year of Lafin. When members are inifiafed fhey are lead blindfolded down fhe hall info fhe cafeferia. Here fhey go fhrough a ceremony enjoyed by all. The Lafin club gives every member a chance fo learn more of fhe language and of fhe Miss Anna May Klapprofh is fhe Lafin feacher and sponsor of Infernos. Iqtemos . . . LATIN CLUB PROVE LANGUAGE MUCH ALIVE people. There isn'f enough fime in regular class fo gef fhis addifional informafion. Every year fhe club holds a banquef af which fhey invife ofher schools fo affend. Among ofher social evenfs fhey have a picnic for all members. Infernosllike ofher clubslhelps fhe Inferclub Council. PLAN INITIATION . . . Officers and members of Infernos plan fhe program for inifiafion. Paue Ib0 CEREMONY CARRIED OUT . . . Roberfo Ruffino, our exchange sfudenf, goes fhrough fhe firsf parf of becoming a member. ann-.,..,. 1.....,.,.m, f WL gf:-i gf. ui n- H! A B LIINKSII :mam if an MWKJM CAN YOU READ IT? . . . Some Spanish sludenfs make fheir aHemp'r a+ reading 'Ihe paper Ihal is in Spanish. I Waieros . . IPANISII SPEAKING MOST OFFICERS . . . Ignacio Cruz Vice-Presidenlg Joyce James, President Be+h shandf secrefsry. .OS VIAJEROS, +he Amarillo High School Spanish :lub is fo furfher +he in+eres+ in +he Spanish language. All meelings are carried oul' complefel in Spanish. Speakers come and 'lell +he members ofy 'rhe Spanish nusic, arl, and of Ihe people who live in Spanish ,peaking counlries. Somelimes films are shown +o give an idea of whai +he counlries look like and 'Ihe ype of governmenf each one has. During fhe year VONETTES SING . . . A+ a meeling of Ihe club,Gwyn 'Ihe Spanish club does many inferesling fhings. A banquef wi+h all 'rhe 'lrimmings is always in sfore for I'he members. A+ Chrisfmas Ihe club prepares a box of clolhing ancl food for some needy Mexican family. When March rolls around everyone goes 'ro Lubbock Io Ihe Spanish Fiesfa. Schools from many ofher Iowns affend and a queen is chosen. INITIATION . . . A+ +he second meeling of +he year Iombs, Ava Meadows. and Ru+h Shelburne sang all new members of Los Viajeros were ini+ia'I'ed. wo numbers. Page AROUND THE FIREPLACE . . . A group of Ken Klub members have a social. Ken Klub . . . 'WISDOM' KEYNOTES AIM OF A. H. S. HONOR GROUP OFFICERS . . . Kay Kendrick, Secreiaryg Glenn Milli- gan, Vice-Presidenfg Cynfhia Morgan, Secrefaryg Alfred Glenn, Presidenf. The KEN KLUB was founded in Amarillo High School in I938 by Miss Nellie Jane Lu+her. The word Ken is ihe oldes+ known Greek word for wisdom. ll' is also Scolch for fo know and 'ro unders'I'and. The emblem of 'rhe Ken Klub is silver and whiie. Firs'I' one sees 'lhe head of Minerva, +he Roman goddess of wisdom. Then ihe word Ken appears as naming ihe club. The five s'rars which are seen, originally siood for lhe five solids which mos+ of 'lhe members +ook is now infer- preied 'lo s+and for scholarship, service, leadership, charac'I'er, and responsibili'I'y. The "A" s'I'ands for Amarillo and +he A average. The emblem is shield- shape as a guard againsi ignorance. Miss Tolberl' and Mrs. Schoen are co-sponsors. SHIELD . . . Four of +he Ken Klub members admire PRESIDENT PRESIDES . . . Alfred Glenn, Presidenf, +heir emblem. Members are: Bob Venable, J. M. Gil- +alks 'fo Ken Klub during a mee'ring in fhe audiforium. beri, SoeureHe Seay, and Janei Jones. P ge l62 is N ,,....ef"" WHERE IS THE SCHOOL? . . . Laura Ellen Garner, Hank Rogers, Soapy Sudbury, and Judy Woodward find fhe school lhe N.H.S. gives aid. National Honor Society . . . ,?i5lC5Feii4.g+,' 32122'V5EWbiZZfe+S?ZL-.iZ2Sl'.?R COLLECTIONS OF WEEK The Nalional Honor Sociely is a nalional organiza+ion 'lo creaie inferesf and enlhusiasm for high moral sfandards. I+ encourages good scholarship and en- Iigh+ened leadership. Above all 'rhe Honor Sociefy doesn'+ iorgef 'Phe unselfish service one can give 'lo his school and communily. In order for a s+uden+ lo PRIMARY SERVICE OF N.ll. ioin 'l'he sociely one mus+ have al' Ieasl' an average of 90, a good cilizenship record, and musl' have given some service +o 'rhe school. On Wednesday mornings a colleclion is 'laken up for some worlhy need. The N.H.S. makes all arrangemenis. Miss Louise'RusseII and Miss Marie Donnel are 'rhe sponsors. HONOR wuC:LiY I pix iw VIOTION IS MADE . . . Marilyn Mays makes a mo- 'ion a+ one of The regular meefings of ihe Na'l'inoal EMBLEM . . . Barbara SchuHs, David Park, Keiih LaFon, and Nancy Wood discuss 'rhe N.H.S. emblem. S -Ionor Socie+y. Page l63 Page OFFICERS . . . are presidenf, Waller Olseng vice presidenl, Larry Godwin: and secreiary, Joyce Yeager. In one of Wes Izzard's columns in Oclober he sfaled 'lhal' Amarillo didn'+ have a slamp colleclors club for Ihe aduI'Is buf Ihal Amarillo High School had one for any sI'uden'I' who wished 'I'o join. The Philalelic Club was formed 'Io give all s+uden+s who were inferesied Io unife and learn more aboul slamps. The members also learn Ihe hislory of a counlry a cerlain s'I'amp LETTERS FROM ABROAD . . . Miss Wallis shows IeHers wiI'h foreign sfamps on 'Ihem Io I'he members. Pbilateic Club . . . CIUB PRIDES ITSELF IIS ONLY ONE IN CITY may have come from. The club gives Ihe members a chance 'ro exchange siamps and find oul' aboul sI'amps I'hey would like I'o add Io Iheir coIIec+ion. The Philafelic Club meels 'Iwice a monI'h Io compare noles of informaiion Ihey have oblainecl since Ihe Iasl meeiing. Miss Galdis Wallis is sponsor. ...farms IS IT THE RIGHT STAMP? . . . Members look +o see CONSTITUTION READ . . . Wal+er Olson ,reads +he if Ihe slamp is being puf in Ihe proper place. consfifulion Io members a'r 'rhe Iirsl meeling of 'I'he year. I64 I . K ii 1 fi Q was . ff DISCUSS PLANS . . . Mr. Hammii discusses wi+h Roberf Barrii, Mr. F.T.A. and Linda Ben- ne'H, Miss F.T.A., plans for fhe disiricf convenfion. EA... OFFICERS . . . Elizabelh Fields, Vice-Presidenig Judy TRESSED BY FUTURES The Fuiure Teachers Associaiion is an organizaiion in which any inieresied boy or girl may join. Fuiure Teachers provides informaiion aboui' 'Ihe leaching profession. I+ promoies an in+eres'r in leaching as a career. During +he year +hey give a sfudeni' a chance io leach in +he public schools. This rivilege is for seniors and fhey +each in fhe grade school. A+ some Schwan, Secrefaryg and Cynfhia Morgan, President of fheir meeiings fhey have famous wriiers and speakers +o give a book review. F.T.A. aids 'l'he Teachers by helping +o grade papers and fo furor fail- ing s'ruden+s. A+ fhe feachers meeiings fhey serve colces +o all preseni. Mr. E. L. Hammif, junior coun- cilor, is fhe sponsor. SIGNS BOOK . . . Loula Grace Erdman signs her NATIONAL EMBLEM . . . Warren Lewis and Cynfhia IJOOIK offer Speaking +0 F-T-A. Morgan display ihe F.T.A. emblem. Page 1 QFHCER5 . . . Sharon Coffee, Cor- -Sbereia W of Area: Robin if SBh'H36?.i Preig emi: Nadine Buc- cola, Chapfer Vice-President OFFFCERS . . . Judy Ginn, Chapfer Presidenfg Cine! Law, Isf Vice-Presi- cleni: Dome Culira, 3rd Vice-Presidenf. if . . . Mrs. Jennings and R Sandras Pairick 'laik over +he placing of S fha flag in all moms. Faga 666 h man in Nl Pevehouse aidi Clara C ap s. SEv:lNGa .piafiicolaf of faffela- ma lm! Future Homemaker: . . . AIMS OF GROUP ARE FURTIIERING INTERESTS The Fufure Homemakers of America was organized fo furfher an inferesf in homemaking. F.H.A. encourages girls info com- munify work and helps fo make life more inferesfing and worfhwhile. If also elevafes fhe posifion of homemaking in fhe home. F.H.A. is a nafional organizafion broken info fhree ioining organizafions. Sfarfing af fhe boffom is fhe class in homemaking. Each class has officers who make up fhe chap- fer council. Nexf fo fhe chapfer comes fhe area and ifs offi- cers. Affer fhe area is fhe sfafe and finally fhe nafional organizafion. During 'lhe year fhe Fufure Homemakers of America have nafional and sfafe proiecfs. For 'lhis year and fhe nexf fwo years fhe sewing classes are going fo make a sfafe flag fo hang in every class room. The firsf year fhey will fry fo make enough fo go in all fhe rooms on fhe firsf floor. Nexf year fhey hope fo be able fo sfarf on fhe second floor. Lasf buf nof leasf fhe 'lhird floor will be done. Anofher projecf for fhis year was fo planf rose bushes all across fhe fronf of fhe building. The rose is fhe flower of F.H.A. If has been discovered fhaf mosf sfudenfs don'f eaf a good breakfasf h V'ce F H A couNC1L These are The Qifls that make up orrncens . . . Jane? LeaCl1ma"L4i ' ei clmlrcii from The claSSeS- 'd i Barbara Fisk. Recordmg Secr :fi Mrs. PaflleY- Sponsor' :re coming io school. To help pui a i fo +his F.H.A. planned 'l'o sponsor a nlrfas+ in fhe cafeferia before school e morning. The Amarillo High School pier of Fulure Homemalrers of Amer- seni' delegaies 'ro 'rhe sfafe convenfion lallas. The girls are chosen by a poini' em. F.H.A. provides wholesome enier- 'nenl' for all members every monih. srarf +he year off fhere is always a e parfy. During fhe year 'l'here are lhings as Dads Dare Nighi, Mofhers and Dare Nighfs. F.H.A. has five lsors: Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Small, Mrs. ehouse, Mrs. Parkey, and Mrs. Baker. A. is noi' jusi limifed fo fhe girls. Boys fake Home and Family Living are ubers. The moHo of 'lhe Fufure Home- ars of America is: TOWARD NEW HORIZONS. The COOKING . . . Mrs. Small is showing Carol Brown and Emily PaH'erson how fo mix 'lhe cookies. HOME AND FAMILY LIVTNG . . . These s1'uden'l's wifh 'lhe ak! of Mrs. Baker, are having a mock wedding recepiion. Wx Page lb? eiqiw " X OFFICERS . . . Uavid Baker, PresidenTg Gordon Oglesby, Vice-PresidenTg Mark Askew, Se-::reTary. OFFICERS . . . Donald Burch, Treas- urer: Elvin Lamb, ReporTerq Tom Adam- som, SenTinelg Wendell Trammel, ParliamenTarian. GREEN HANDS . . . New members are called green hands because To join one has To have his hand dyed green. Page 168 155667 S . . . Mr- Davls ow Wm-1 THE iii? bun should be shows The boYS O dehorned- Future Farmers . . . VARIED ACTIVITIES FEATURED THROUGH VOCATIONAL WORK The FuTure Farmers oT America is a chapTer of some 35 boys. 'To become a member of F.F.A. a boy is To be enrolled in The vocaTional agriculTure class or musT have Tinished Two years of vocaTional agriculTure. FuTure Farmers oT America is an organizaTion designed Tor The advancemenT oT vocaTional agri- culTure. The members receive Training so when iT comes Their Turn To lead They will be prepared. They are guided Toward loyalTy Tor God, counTry, and To Their Triends. ThroughouT The year The F.F.A. sponsors various acTiviTies Tor iTs members. One of The main acTiviTies oT FuTure Farmers oT America is The parTicipaTion in livesToclr shows. ln The F.F.A. class room The walls are covered wiTh awards ThaT were won by members oT F.F.A. Through The years. Amarillo High School's F.F.A. is noT To be leTT ouT when F.F.A. has iTs disTricT and sTaTe con- TesT. The Amarillo chapTer sends delegaTes To The sTaTe and naTional convenTions. F.F.A. assisTs sTudenTs in becoming W .. .:3w...g wa.. Q :pig ND em ir ..The bQv2.0f.'ll"5" 'Mi i 'W i MUCH A pill' CO.iAE'iZn fo fhe came- A iria if E ' ir DIDNT HURT . 'h' ',,s, F00 9' ful look fo all affer losing 0' lished in fhe farming indusfry. They whaf if fakes fo be a successful ar. Some sfudenfs learn fhe arf of ng so fhey can use if as a profifable y. When a boy ioins F.F.A. he is red fo go fhrough a cerfain cere- . Firsf fhey puf fheir hand info a less solufion which furns if green. 1exf sfep is for all fhe green hands fo be piled in one spof. Affer fhe members pledge fheir loyalfy fo fhe . all fhe shoes are placed in fhe le of fhe floor. There is a mad scram- o find your shoes firsf. The unforfu- boy who is lasf fo puf on his shoes o eaf a raw egg. The F.F.A. boys field frips fo see how fhings are fhe righf way. Almosf all of fhe boys on farms or ranches and have fhe rfunify fo pracfice whaf fhey learn F.A. Mr. R. H. Davis is fhe voca- agriculfure feacher and sponsor. TYPES OF FEED . . . Mr. Davis explains fhe differenf kinds and T qualify of feed. W HOVES NEED CLEANING . . . A sfucleni' cleans and frims fha hoves of a bull fo be in a show. :mn Hs? 5 Page ,Q spa: , 'H OFFICERS . . . Judy Pa'Herson, Secrefaryg Alice Mock, Vice-Presidenh Gale Harrison, President The Fufure Nurses is an organizalion open +o any sludenf in+eres'I'ed in nursing. Some of Ihe purposes of Ihe club are: 'Io gain a realislic underslanding of Ihe Basic Nursing School course, 'Io become informed aboul' 'Ihe many differen+ fields of nursing, fo plan a high school course Io 'rhe besl aclvanlage, 'ro under- sfand some of fhe personal qualificafions desirable in BANDAGES . . . Miss Kidd of 'lhe Norfhwesf hospilal is showing a sfudenl' how 'Io band- age right Future Nurses . . . REALISTIC UNDERSTANDIN URGED BY ORGANIZATION nurses, +o gain enough knowledge of various 'lypes and sizes of schools of nursing, and fo give service lo Ihe communily under lhe direclion and sponsorship of lhe Dis'Iric'l Nurses' Associaiion. The Fulure Nurses 'lake field Irips +o hospilals and nursing schools. Miss Simms is Ihe sponsor. Swat Napfn COUNCIL . . . The Fufure Nurses council receives LEARN IT FROM CHARTS . . . Miss Kidd is lalking booklefs and olher dala aboul' nursing as a career. 'Io Fufure Nurses aboul' Ihe Basic Seven. l7O MODERN DANCING . . . is one of fhe mosf popular parfs of fhe physical educafion cur- riculum af Sandielancl. GRA. and 62.4.11 .... BASKETBALL . . . is one of +he earIies+ inframural s orfs which give fhe girl's physical educafion classes fhie spirif of compefifion. The Amarillo High School Girls' Afhlefic Associafion fhis year was composed of only juniors and seniors. The G. A. A. was organized fo promofe inferesf and Jndersfanding of inframurals and fo furfher promofe good sporfsmanship bofh in or ouf of inframurals confesf. Awards were given 'ro indicafe fhaf a high goal has been affained in fhe girls' parficipafion of inframural sporfs. This year for fhe firsf fime fhere was a separafe organizafion for sophomore girls, fhe T0 PARTICIPATE HERE Girls' Recreafion Associafion. The G.R.A. provides opporfunifies for all girls fo parficipafe in a variefy of sporfs, recreafion, and relafed culfural and social acfivifies which confribufe fo fheir physical, menfal, social and emofional well-being. lf also promofes leadership, scholarship, and service and gives fhe opporfunify for wholesome compefifion fha? develops sporfsmanship, characfer and healfh. LQ : , ' - Ev.R.A. .. . . officers are: secrefary, Dean Wheeler: G.A.A .... officers are: presidenf, Mary Lee Hop- 'ICS-PfeSlCl9f1'l.LYf1d6 Gllleydhd PFeSidSn'f. Mary Bedell. kinsg secrefary, Suzanne Hannunp lnfra-Club represen- fafive, Janece Compfon and vice-presidenf, Geor- gia Dudley. Page m CAUTIOUS . . . bu'l' ready are members of fhe Touchdown Horn crew who aid in fhe noise affer a Sandie fouchdown. Pele Mea- dows and Ken Greenwald are on dufy here. Wgilantes . . . MEN IN BLACK AND GOLD AID SCNDDL SPIRIT IDEAS The Vigilanfes were formed lasl' school year as an aid 'lo school spirif in fhe preparafion of acfivifies such as fhe card fricks, fouchdown horn, public address, and vicfory bell. The group wears mafching uniforms af all pep meefings, rallies, sfunfs, and games. The group is limifed Io 'lhirfeen members, mosf of 'rhem seniors. The members elecf fheir own fellow members af a meefing earl in fhe school year. The group, nafurally, works wilh 'Ihe cheerleaders, YQQQA- 411.149 VICTORY BELL . . . is a chore of love for fhe Vigi- lanfes as fhe heavy symbol of foofball supremacy musf be moved weekly fo fhe games and pep rallies. Page l72 ww gif. , f"-YAY. EAGER . . . fo help ouf in any way are officers Tommy Price, business manager, Jim Doche, presidenfg and Lehmer Dunn, vice-presidenf. alfhough no cheerleader can be a Vigilanfe member. The group funcfions each week and has no regular meefing fimes. There are sfill charfer members who have remained as permanenf members of fhe group. Sponsors of fhe spirif acfivifies claim 'lhaf 'Ihe Vigi- lanfes are one of fhe mosf devofed members of 'lhe sfudenf body who give 'lheir fime and efforfs in aiding fhe school spirif acfivlfies. ,w,..u...,,,wNkM PUBLIC ADDRESS . . . sysfem use has greafly aided communicafion from cheerleaders and fhe sfudenf body af Sandie games and rallies. The Vigilanfes assemble if for 'lhe leaders. OFFICERS . . . Officers were: Barbara SchuI"Is, vice- presidenf: and Peggy Riffenberry, presidenf. ll Am! Scroll . . . IBLICATIONS LEADERS ARE IIONORED MEMBERSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY Puill and Scroll is 'Ihe infer-nalional high school honor ociely for journalisls. To be a member of Quill and icroll a sfudenl musl' be in 'I'he upper 'Ihird of his class, al leasl' a junior, and musl also be oufslanding lT'S HARD WORK . . . Sieve Wilson, sporfs edilor of l'he annual, was working hard lo meei Ihe dead line. in iournalism work. Quill and Scroll sponsors evenls and achievemenfs in iournalisfic work in Sandieland. All members lake an aclive par? in all journalism- sponsored aclivifies. They were par'l'ly responsible for 'lhe fremendous success of 'lhe Miss Sandieland con- 'Iesl' in which Ihree finalisfs were senl Io California Io be judged by Fess Parker. They also aided in Ihe producfion of 'Ihe Popularily Ball, annual sales and The Publicalions Banquel which includes all iournal- is'I'ic organizalions. The main obieclive of fhe organ- izafion is fo encourage scholarship among all iournal- ism sfudenls. 'AINTING SCENERY . . . Ed Blackburn and Cynfhia COSTUMING . . . Jeff Ingham, who played 'Ihe par'I 4organ were painling Ihe Ambassador Holel for lhe of Hamlei' in "Hamle+ On Rye," was frying on his :enery of The Miss Sanclieland confesf. cape while Judy Sullon helped. Page 3 AMARILLO GOLDEN SANDST BOTTOM ROW: Head Coach Joe Kerbel, Assisianl Coach Paul Alley, Valdis Gubins, Frank Thompson, Bill Brooks, Mal Wl'1ilseH, Keilh LaFon, Diclrie Poison, Soapy Sudbury, Ken Kend- riclc, David Russell, Jerry Spearman, Dale Alexander, Chris Cadenl1ead,Curry Bechfol, Assislanl' Coach Homer Simmons and Assisianl Coach Tom Moulfon, ROW TWO: Lyman Slubbleiield, Trainer Duane Sfober, Allan Seplcowiiz, Joe Ted Davidson, J. W. Wifi, Tom Cox, Phillip Eluly, DISTRICT 3-MM CHAMPIONS l l x , x l l Ken Robinson, Wayne Wood, Charles Rice, Buddy Clayfon, Billie While, Dick Siovall, Douglas Veazey, Bob Piliman, and J, T. Jolley. TOP ROW: Bob Jolley, Gene Gifford, Bob Donnell, Jim Hannon, Pai Hyde, Don Broom, Jim Means, Tommy York, Jerry Slouse, Danny Jordon, Harry Alwein, Hugh Sliclisel, Barry Ward, Durwood Epps, Louis DuBuque, Jimmy Gilmer and Benny Veazey. .Nea rmnumax ' M J.. 2' S 'I V "' "?4'3'Wif'3m' ' 'IUTW ug. ,Hu , wessamss- II awww NL 'lf M3-ibm.. W l957 Golden Sandie fooTball squad, coaches, Trainers and manJgers. isee idenfificafion on Page l74 and I75 in cuTline under r phoTograph.i football . . . GOLDEN SANDIES TAKE BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP The I957 Golden Sandie fooTball seasoned opened wiTh a game wiTh Adamson of Dallas and ended fol- lowing a loss To Abilene in The quarTer-finals AAAA playoffs on December 7. BoTh These hisToric games were played aT Amarillo STadium. The Sandies were picked by mosT sporTs wriTers and coaches as The Number One Team in The sTaTe ThroughouT The season. Their early wins and Their undefeafed, unTied and unexTended record Through eleven consecuTive games indicafed ThaT This predicfion was correcf. Each opponenT was meT and complefely defeafed Through The regular season. The Sandies meT The Paschal PanThers of DisTricT 4-AAAA in The bi-disTricT play- offs in ForT WorTh on November 29+l-I for a chance To play The feared Abilene Eagles in The mosT l1isToric gridiron encounfer in Amarillo's hisfory. The inifial game wiTh Adamson displayed The smooTh precision of The Sandies and Their sTriking force wiTh such ouT- sfanding ground gainers as Halfbacks David Russell, Dickie Polson, Keifh LaFon, Ken Kendrick, Mal WhiT- seTT and Jerry Spearman. As was The case Throughouf The season, The Golden Boys were brillianfl engi- neered by QuarTerback Soapy Sudbury: and? when replaced, by Dale Alexander, Barry Ward and Curry BechoTl. Specfacular line play was anoTher of The poinTs in favor of The Sandies Throughouf The season. When The beginning game ended, The Sandies were ahead 57 To 0. The nexT week, The Paschal PanThers of ForT WorTh came To Amarillo and The local boys avenged a bi-disTricT defeaT from I956 by a 34 To 7 score. The firsT road game of The year was anoTher shuTouT, as The Sandies downed The San Angelo Bob- caTs 47 To 0 in a fine evening's enTerTainmenT. The Sandies Turned in Their second consecufive blasTing of Odessa aT home 35 To 0 on Ocfober 4. To open The DisTricT3-AAAA race, The Sandies sTarTed slow againsT Pampa, buT wenT ahead To win 46 To 6 aT Pampa. The Monferrey Plainsmen were Taken 47 To 7 in Jones STadium in Lubbock in The firsT day game. The sur- prise Team of The disTricT wiTh an all-disTricT backman, Dickie McGuire, TeI+ The Sandsform 34 To 3. The ancienT rivals from Tom S. Lubbock High of Lubbock were wallopped willfully 4I To 0. The Sandies wenT To Borger To cinch The disTricT championship and all The Team goT inTo The scoring acT wiTh a 64 To0encounTer. ln The second annual Palo Duro crossfown baTTle, The Sandies made iT a 32 To 0 ouTing, and remained unde- feafed in The regular season. The sTage was Then seT for a replay of The previous year when The Sandies held an early season vicTory over The PanThers, yeT They leT The Panfhers slip up on Them I3 To 7. This year, The Sandies overcame a iinx and Took The Pas- chalifes in round Two, 26 To 6. This was The win which gave The Sandies a piece of Abilene. The sTands were filled To capacify in Amarillo STadium on December 7. Some TwenTy Thousand fans sTanding, siTTinq in exTra bleachers or camped on The rim of The bowl waTched whaT The press called The "dream game." The Eagles of Abilene, Thrice STaTe Champions, boasfinq a 48 game winning sTreak were To do or die againsT The Sandies. No excuses were in order, noT from The sTu- denT body's supporT, The coaching sTaff or The Team spiriT and play. The Eagles were iusT a beTTer ball club ThaT day. They Took The Sandies 33 To I4 and ended The Golden Boys' chance aT any furfher ambi- Tions for The year. lT had, Though, been a greaT sea- son. Coming from The also rans iusT Three years before, Coaches Kerbel, Simmons, MoulTon and Alley had builT a powerful, brillianT fooTball machine, feared and respecfed as in The days of The recenT pasT. We were noT ashamed of our Sandies, They had done Their besT. This was a fine group of sporTsmen who would long be dear in The hearTs of Sandieland. 77 l iN THE RAlN . . . halfbacln Uavid Russell l33l evades Adamson defenders as he scurries 'loward The high-scoring final! of fha Sandie-Leopard game which opened wilh a downpour of rain. The Sandies opened lhe season wilh a SINOIES OPEN SEASON WITH 57-0 WIN OVER AOAMSON Spirifs were high for 'lhe firsl loolball game of 'lhe year el A.H.S. The rain did nol seem lo dampen any of lfhese spirils however as The Sandies roamed lo a 57-0 viclory over lhe Adamson Leopards. A we+ and chilly 9000 fans walched in awe as +I-me Sandies im- pressively iook confrol of +I-rings and marched on lo a decisive viclory. The entire Sandie squad saw aclion in The game wilh lhe flrsl slring only playing in lhe firsl half. Cnly six poinis were racked up by lhe Golden Boys in 'Phe 'firsl' quarler as David Russell plunged four yards for lhe rally. ln The second quarler a Polson +o Russell pass pu+ The score al I2-0. The nexl lwo T.D.'s were pul in by Soapy Sudbury in which he zipped seven and eighl yards respeclively 'lor 'the lallies. A beaulifully execuled 70 yard pass play 'From Sudbury lo Polson nolched 'lhe score lo 33-O. Ailer 'lhe halflime aclivilies Coach Joe Kerbel relied on his second and lhird leams for 'lhe power. Mal Whilsell raced for 'lwo Sandie scores selling lhe mark al 45-O. 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I g45,gggfVwT.gr 'f ' V' 4, limi' A Vi?fg.gf,: -" L. px.. ., fn y g DON BROOM DALE ALEXANDER Fullbacl: Quarferbaclx ROUND ONE OVER PASONM ENDS 34 7 The fired-up Sandies mef fhe Paschal Panfhers of Forf Worfh in a non-conference baffle which ended as a one sided affair wifh fhe Sandies on fhe fop side. Coach Joe Kerbel's gridders did nof seem fo forgef 'lhe beafing fhey fook from fhis same 'leam in a bi-disfricf clash a year ago, for fhey iumped righf back and sfomped fhe Panfhers 34-7. The highly regarded visifors wound up wifh a four fouchdown defeaf on fheir hands, alfhough fhey were sfill much in fhe game during fhe firsf fhree quar fers as 'lhey 'lrailed only I4-7. The rugged defense of fhe Panfhers held fhe Amarillo boys fo only seven poinfs in fhe opening quarfer. ln fhe second quarfer fhey held ouf fhe Sandies once more as fhey allowed only 7 more poinfs fo be racked up. Their offensive feam crossed Amarillo's goal line only once, however. Soapy Sudbury drove across for each of fhe +aIIies in fhe firsf half and Dickie Polson added fhe exfra poinfs The fwo feams seemed fo be going no where in fhe fhird period as neifher one could confrol fhe ball for a sufficienf amounf of fime. Each feam was held scoreless during fhis period. The Sandies ripped fhings wide open in fhe final quarfer as fhey romped for fhree more fouchdowns before fhe final gun sounded. Speedy Keifh LaFon broke loose around righf end for a Sandie fouchdown. A few minufes lafer he furned fhe frick again by zipping 23 yards for fhe fally. Mal Whifseff did fhe honors in fhe final minufes of play by barreling one yard for fhe score. The final score, Amarillo 34, Paschal 7. Affer seeing fhe powerful Sandies in acfion a few more people wenf away believ ing 'lhaf maybe fhis could be fhe year fhe Sandies would go all fhe way! Cenlel' DOWN, FAN6 . . . defensive players Joe Ted Davidson l85l and Don Broom 44 show Paschal Panfher ball carrier how nof fo go, as Billie Whife lb5l comes in from fhe sde The Sandies won 34-7. h CURRY BECHTOL Quarferbaclc Page I79 We-s mn L S is .. ' M , i . Q Q,gk:g'i..7??" l F 'wp mjwwsfi f I 's ' . -- .,,. " .g.p.45g4,,..,, , ' ' lilffiwgsgyzg l Q " WS E uf A . ':Z'z:-' ' sf' s wff? , 'fa -:fr fi f li. K x 'A f sw. ' i PM .1 ,Q ,s p, 1. . ,. A so ff if , 51315 'im if ,oy kj? gall VALDIS GUBINS MAL WHITSETT Fullback Halfback GOLDEN BOYS MUZZLE BOBCATS. 47-0 A Sandsform blew hof and heavy againsf fhe Bobcafs of San Angelo in a baffle fhaf ended wifh fhe Sandies being on fhe heavy end of a lop-sided score. The 47-7 massacre ranked Coach Joe Kerbel's gridders as fhe No. I school boy foofball feam in Texas. lf was David Russell all fhe way for fhe Sandies as he had fouchdown runs of 60 and 68 yards and caughf passes in five-yard and 4I yard fouchdown plays. He also fhrew a fouchdown pass fo Joe Ted Davidson fhaf covered 54 yards. The Sandies fook confrol of fhings in fhe firsf quarfer as fhey scored wifh only 2 minufes gone. Russell fook if all fhe way for fhe fally which accounfed for his 60 yard run. Minufes lafer fhe Sandies recovered a fumble on San Angelo's end of fhe field. A beaufifully execufed pass play from Dickie Polson fo Doug Veazey racked up anofher 6 poinfs. Polson's exfra poinf was good and af fhe end of fhe firsf quarfer fhe score sfood af Amarillo I3, San Angelo 0. ln fhe second period a liffle less acfion was shown by fhe Golden Boys as fhey only scored once. The fouchdown was masfered by Polson as he flipped a five yard pass fo David Russell waifing in fhe end zone. Polson converfed and fhe Sandies held a 20 poinf lead. Then. Speedy Keifh LaFon, sprinfed end for fhe six poinfs. Polson's kick was no good and fhe score sfood af 26-0. Again Broom snafched a Bobcaf pass. This fime Soapy Sudbury engineered a 4l yard pass play. He flipped fo Russell for The score. The Amarillo boys racked up anofher seven poinfs in fhe fhird period as fhe fabulous Russell scoofed 68 yards fo score. The Bobcafs' lone fouchdown came in fhe fhird period as fhey passed for fhe score. The only score in fhe final period came when Russell passed fo Davidson, who made a nice grab, fo complefe a 54 yard pass-and-run fouchdown play. Again Pol- son converfed for fhe final fofal of 47-7. Hi all. 3 4 A ighiz as , , ,3,ff23L,.i5,,-V:,,s W as f 'A 'fi ,fs-.4 ff'M' GENE GIFFORD Guard HEADING FOR A FALL . . . Keifh LaFon ll2l picks up a good gain in fhe fhird quarfer of fhe 47-7 win over lhe San Angelo Bobcafs before Bobby Easley l80l makes his mark on fhe 30 yard line. BILL DONNELL Guard THATS ENOUGH . . . Sandie halfback David Russell lwilh balll is downed by David Keri' gasp from fm! ,MHC . line afler one of his usual bursls of brillianl speed in lhe Sandie win which amassed 35 poinfg ful' like Kttbiimtft. ODESSI-l'S BRONCHOS BROKEN BY SANDIES. 35-0 The Odessa Bronchos kicked lheir heels a lillle less afler being bucked oul of lheir high riding saddles by lhe Sandies as lhey rode herd on lhe Bronchos all lhe way 'lo a 35-O viclory on Oclober 4. The rugged defense of lhe Sandies allowed lhe Odessa boys only 3 firsl downs lhe enlire game. The alerl winners inlercepled four passes, recovered 'fwo fumbles and blocked one punl. The scoring in 'lhe firsl lwo quarlers was done by Dickie Polson as he plunged one yard each lime for lhe lallies. His exlra poinls were also good making lhe score I4-0. The lhird 'louchdown came afler a blocked quick kick. 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The final scoring was done by David Russell as he dived 'lwo yards for lhe lally. PolSon'S 'fry WGS Qlib good and lhe final score slood ai' 35-0. M, l i P E DURWOOD EPPS Guard Page wi SLIPPERY SOAPY . . . Quarferbaclc Soapy Sudbury runs inlo some playlul Pampa Harveslers in lhe dislricl' opener al fhe Harvesler Sledium. The Sandies slarled slow, but blasied lhe Dislrici neighbors 46-6. CAHDLES AND HARD PLAY HEX HARVESTERS. 46-6 Almosi everyone go+ inio lhe acl as lhe Sandies plowed under lhe Harveslers of Pampa 46 - 6. Raled as Hue No. l 'leam in 'lhe slale fhe Sandies held only a i3-6 lead al' half lime. lf looked like lhe Harvesler field jinx was going lo s+rike lhe Sandslorm again. The Sandies had never played a good game in Pampa, even in winning 7 of The I3 games played lhere. The fires? score for lhe Sandies was sei up by a fumble on lhe Pampa 39 yard line. Soapy Sudbury flipped fo Dickie Polson for lhe lally. Polson's exlra poinl aflempl was missed. The Harveslers baffled bacl: 'lo lie The score midway in lhe second period. With only 20 seconds remaining in lhe firsl half The Sandies againsl covered a Pampa fumble and in lwo plays lhey had scored again! This 'lime Russell did The honors as he scampered 20 yards info lhe end 1one. ll was Amarillo all 'lhe way in The second half as lhey scored 5 more limes. Poison added 'lourleen more poinls. Each of his runs were power plays up lhe middle. Speedy Keilh LaFon conlribuled his 7 as he dived over from lhe one. The second +eam look over ihe resl of lhe way and scored lwice on beauliful runs by Jerry Spear- man. He broke away for 40 yards lhe firsl lrip, and 27 on lhe nexf. All in all lhe Sandies had quiie a field day in Pampa and anolher viclory fo add lo lheir sfring. Page I82 DICKIE POLSON JIM MEANS DANNY JORDON Halfbaclc Tackle Guard KEITH LAFON BOB PITTMAN KEN KENDRICK Halfback End Fullback PAT HYDE Tackle SANDSTORM ERIISES PLIIINSMENAU-7 In Iheir second conference clash of 'Ihe year Ihe Sandies smolhered 'Ihe Monlerey Plainsmen of Lubbock 40-7 before a small furnoul of 3000 people al Lubbock's Jones S+adium. Coach Joe KerbeI's gridders look full charge of Ihe si+ua'Iion early in fhe game when Dickie Polson dashed I2 yards for fhe firs+ score of Ihe day. He converled and Ihe score slood al 7-0. Minu+es Ialer David Russell added six more poinfs +o Ihe sfring as he drove I yard info Ihe end zone. PoIson's kick was good, boosfing ihe score fo I4-0. The speclacular play of Ihe game occurred in 'Ihe second period as Russell re- 'Iurned a punl 85 yards afler +aking a hand-off from Soapy Sudbury. Then again he broke 'Ihe PIainsmen's backs by relurning a kick 80 yards for a Iouchdown Iale in Ihe Ihird quar'Ier. Mal Whilsefl sparked anolher fouchdown drive by fossing a I yard pass 'ro Polson Io climax a drive beginning on +he PIainsmen's 30 yard line. Again in Ihe fourlh quarler Whilsell' zipped around righi end for a I4 yard Iouchdown. The Sandies oul-malched Monlerey in every deparlmenl, from Ihe number of 'Firs+ downs Io Iolal yards penalized. HOME RUN! . . . Halfback Dickie Polson skirls his righl end 'for a Iouchdown in Ihe baHIe CHARLES RICE End Page I83 wilh fhe Plainsmen in Lubbock's Jones Sladium. The Sandies won 40-7. ,. . ..-ei-: :Z . i':" . ,.x.-fi'-fi ':--l ' ,. . ii i "',.Z. 3- . ::. . h K AM i, ,A fs! .,.,. "I--1, 'WWW ,M,,, , . M.-- ,Q . ,, ,.,., X, Q? 'Nile fxwiwsrqf W 1 1 if 'ew Y ' ,, ' 1 we if 1, JAY' Q-1 me VK "' :rf an E A A2 eifezaaefifv wlifiif 3 2 e i 5 iw fz, W , il -' Q . f rfwfs f , X. geo. L-ii ,jf 4 if QQ, la A Zi- sm W Q 1, A W - 0 'V' 132 ,A ,V ,M zj,z.W,,, .k 'H' ' HKU' ,J 4 , ,w 'fi ' 4 r' ' f R A ,K f - iffy.. Ag HUGH STICKSEL ALLAN SEPKOWITZ Guard Tackle MCGUIRE AND 60. FALL SANDWARD. 34-3 Plainview boasling of one of ils slronger clubs of previous years along wilh a sensalional lailback named .lessy McGuire did all lhey could lo slay on lhe same field wilh lhe Sandies. Some 8000 'Fans walched in lhe firsl quarler as lhe lwo 'leams seemed lo be sizing up each olher for lhe on-coming allack. Early in lhe second period Keilh LaFon, speedy fullback, slarled -lhings oil lor lhe Sandies as he zipped 58 yards for lhe score. Dickey Polson added lhe poinl and lhe score slood al 7-0. Again in 'lhe second period fhe Sandies scored as Polson plunged inlo lhe end zone from lhe 3 yard line aller a long drive down field slarling from lheir own 24 yard line. Polson 'lhen booled lhe poinl and 'rhe score became l4-O wilh only a minule lefl lo play in 'the firsl hall. David Russell was lhe nexl lo cross Plainview's goal-line. He 'look lhe ball over 'From lhe 3 yard line. Polson's kick made lhe score 2l-0. Plainview's only poinls came on lhe 'Firsl play of 'lhe lhird quarler when lhey converled a 28 yard lield goal. Dickey Polson again lurned lhe lrick by romping 23 yards and kicking lhe exlra poinl for lhe Sandies. A good nighl's work for lhal young manl Amarillo - 28. Plainview - 3. Anolher louchdown coming lale in lhe 4'rh quarler cinched 'll-me game for lhe Sandies. Jerry Speerman racked up lhese 6 poinls. Final score, Amarillo 34, Plainview, 3. HANDSOM HARRY . . . One of The maior backfield lhreals of 'lhe season was Dick McGuire Quar-I'ey-back wilh balll who was slopped on occasion by brillianl Sandie defense. The Sandies held Plainview 34-3. V SOAPY SUDBU RY DICK STOVALL Guard ss.. W -an 7. H W, .,.. E ..,, ., . .,., , -.-. ,... . .... - . eff " me We .Q .M was s . PQ M5 E. 'NE . l is xg . assi QQ? 53? ,f f ll' T ONE OF OUR BOYS . . . Hallback Jerry Spearman picks up some mileage againsl lhe ek 3 Sandie win over lhe Weslerners 4l-0. WILLIE WESTERNER WALLOPED WILLFULLY BY The long lime rivalry belween lhe Sandies and lhe Lubbock Weslerners was denled slighlly by lhe Amarillo boys as lhey slomped Lubbock 4l-0. The Lubbock crew was lucky in gelling oll so lighlly be- cause Coach Joe Kerbel's lirsl slring only played in lhe lirsl hall, racking up 28 poinls. Firsl lo score was Dickie Polson who ground oul 9 yards. His exlra poinl was also good, making lhe score 7-0. Minules laler David Russell sprinled 6 yards for anolher six poinls and Polson kicked lhe exlra poinl as lhe Sandies wenl ahead I4-0. On lhe lirsl play from scrimmage in lhe second quarler Ken Kendrick dashed 2 yards lor 6 more poinls. The louchdown was sel up by Kendrick as he zipped 50 yards on lhe key play of lhe drive. He ran lor 3 more, and again for 2 nexl play wenl inlo lhe end zone. good and lhe score slood al 2l-0 V 4 V L5 A M The mighly Sandies again quarler. This lime Russell darled arlgf isgy for lhe final lhree yards. 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MTERHNES ENTER SCORING ACT AT BORGER, 64 0 Filing up al 64-0 score, lhe Amarillo High School Sandie! wb!! an easy viclory over lhe Borger High School eleven on Q cold, cloudy allernoon in Borger. The Sandie: displayed a wicked ground allack, scoring 'lhree of lhe lirsl four limes lhey had lheir hand! Un lbs hall and lhe issue was never in doubl. Coach Joe Kerbel look pily on lhe Bulldogs regard- letw of like Slwre, and his lirsl unil played only one down in fha second hall. Kerbel lhen emplied his lJel'!Cl'! hifi 'There was no slopping lhe Golden Boys. Nol only did lhe Sandies eslablish a new high in scor- ing for lhs season but also racked up lheir mosl impressive rushing yardage ol lhe year. The Sandie defense musl also be commended on lheir excellenl play. They held lhe Bulldogs lo only lour lirsl downs and a minus lwo yards rushing. David Russell was lhe leading ground gainer of lhe day. He also scored lhe lirsl lour louchdowns lor lhe Sandies. Amarillo look a I3-0 lirsl quarler edge and lell lhe 'Field al hall lime wilh a 26-0 margin. ln lhe second hall lhe Sandie second and lhird leams look over and banged oul 38 more poinls before lhe linal gun sounded. Saga 166 WAYNEMWQOD TOMMY YORK J. W. WITT Cenler Tackle I , M, ,wig BILLY WHITE FRANK THOMPSON DOUGLAS VEAZEY Guard Halfback End JIM HANNON SANDIES CROSS-TOWN RIVIILS. 32 0 A pair of iired and muddy foolball ieams, one group in high spirifs and lhe oiher a bil downcasl walked off fhe gridiron alier ba'Hling each olher 'For 48 exciiing minufes in view of II,0O0 chilly fans on November 23 af Amarillo Sfadium, The cross-lown rivals played heads-up 'foolball ihe enlire game bu'l lhe Sandies came ou+ wilh a 32-0 viclory. If was a game of breaks for bofh ieams wiih 'lhe Sandies cashing in mosf. ln 'lhe firsl quarler plenl of aciion was seen for bo'rh sides buf only one Iouchdown was made by 'lhe Sandies on a plunge up lhe middle by David Russell. ln 'lhe second quarler Dickie Polson crossed fhe opposi+ion's goal line lwice. Again in fhe second period +he Sandies scored. This lime, a 27 yard pass play from Soapy Sudbury fo Russell. Affer fhe half lime acfiviiies fhe +wo 'reams refurned lo +he field wilh high hopes of scoring again bul during fhis fhird period neilher 'leam could confrol fhe ball for a sufficienl amounl of lime wifh bolh 'reams frading pun'ls. ln lhe 'fourih and 'Final quarier Polson again spurled one yard for ihe score, ihus making lhe final score 32-0. A End ON END AGAIN . . . Joe Ted Davidson l85l cafches fhe Palo Duro halfback Richard Barker I2ll foofwise for liHle if no gain in fhe Sandie-Don game where fhe Golden boys BARRY WARD Quarierback Page I87 won 32 fo 0. ,.....w,.,,a.aa fL......-.um Manuva..-11. M- www XM J. T. JOLLEY JIMMY GILMER LYMAN STUBBLEFIELD Sandie Manager BOB OGILVIE Sandie Trainer KEY BLOCKS MAKE WAY . . . for 'lhe ball carrier in such offensive affairs as fhe bi-disfricl game befween fhe Paschal Panfhers and fhe Sandies as seen in fhis Forf Worfh Sfar-Telegram sporfs phofo by AI Panzera showing Sandie quarferback Soapy Sudbury ll5l placing a key block for Dickie Polson lwifh balll. The Sandies fook fhis game 26 lo 6 and advanced 'lo fha quarfer finals. Page l8B Sandie Manaaer Sandie Trainer SAME SONG. SECOND VERSE: A. ll. S. 26 6 The alread beafen Panfhers of Ff. Worfh bowed again fo fhe mighfy Sandsform as fhey fried in vain fo capfure fhe bi-disfricf championship as more fhan 3500 frigid fans wafched fhe Golden Sandies sfamp a 26-6 vicfory info fhe hisfory books in Forf Worfh on Nov. 29. The Sandies, usually fhoughl' of as a ground power, unveiled ifs passing affack for fhe firsf fime fhis season complefing 4 of 6. Firsf fo score was half- back David Russell on a 36 yard pass play from quarferback Soapy Sudbury lafe in fhe firsf quarfer. ln fhe second quarfer fhe Sands'lorm's fofal rose fo I2 poinfs when a Paschal quick-kick was knocked down and fhe Amarillo boys recovered on fhe opposi- fion's eleven. Polson crashed fo pay dirf four plays lafer. Shorfly before half fime Polson afe up 64 yards of Cowfown furf for fhe fhird score making Amarillo a I9 poinf leader af half fime. A defermined Panfher club refurned fo 'lhe field from fhe dressing room and marched 93 yards in IO carries for fheir lone fally. Russell squirmed fwo yards for anofher Sandsform score affer fhe Sandies fool: fhe ball and drove 86 yards in I2 plays. Polson boofed fhe exfra poinf. bringing fhe fally fo ifs final sum, 26-6. ss.. wmsssas sw1. m- OLDEN SPREAWS lAR6EST CROWD SEES SANDIES DUWNED. 33-14 Amarillo's Golden Sandies became viclim number 49 as lhe Abilene Eagles sailed on fo a 33-I4 vicfory before a full house of 22,000 fans. The Sandies iumped ahead 7-0 in lhe firsr quarler as Joe Ted Davidson look a 3 yard pass -from David Russell. Dickie Polson's kick was also good. The Eagles jumped back in 'lhe second quarfer io 'lie 'lhe score af a 7-7 deadlock. The Amarillo boys look lhe kick-off on 'lheir own eighleen and in 'rwelve plays had crossed Abilene's goal line again. This lime Soapy Sudbury scored on a keeper over righl lackle. Polson kicked 'fhe exlra poinl and lhe Sandies led again I4-7 lafe in ihe firsf half. The spirifed Abilene boys 'look lhe Sandies' kick- off and on 'lhe firsf play from scrimmage scored again. This lime on a pass play lhal carried bl yards. When lhe half ended bofh 'leams knew ihey had been in a ball game. Each leam reiurned lo The field in high spirils hoping 'lo score firsl bul if was Abilene all 'lhe way in 'lhe second half as 'lhey scored lhree more limes. In lhe 'lhird period 'lhe Eagles broke loose again lo score a louchdown lo nolch lhe score lo 20-I4. The Abilene boys scored lwice more lo cinch 'lhe win. Each 'louchdown came on quick dashes lhrough 'lhe middle. The Sandies finished lheir season wilh Il viclories and I defeal, 'fhe besl record since l948. A year everyone al' Sandieland will remember for a long lime. Page I89 Halfback David Russell l33l . . . accompanied by quarlerback . . . . . Soapy Sudbury U51 . . SIX OF THE FOURTEEN . . .lpoinis made by 'rhe Sandies in l'l1e quarier 'finals af Amarillo Siadium on December 7 came fbis play as lwalfback David Russell passed fo end Joe Ted Davidson in flue end zone. The Eagles of Abilene made 'lheir slraiglvl' vicfory over flue Sandies fha? day before some 22,000 fans as ihey won 33 lo l4. r A ' .Ns .5 -,-'-'- ' ', fl ' ' ' -f-5 F, ' vi. "': 'M " wi. ,, ' in ' "' I " . . , ...,. w .,.., .-.5--vs .-1 r -. ,X Q . hs ,. -x-'--f M, ,I , iw A: as Q. EQ ,Tag lg .1 fn g.Q?",,,g,g,f,w.,g.,n, .iv .1 25,1 gp '-QS, "'i.:r- 1' 1 Q. : - ri r 'S I' ,,,'i 42" 'Q 4' , - -I fm ' , '- "v Anal, ' . ' ' 'H glam' . . I1-' " .ragga 1 . l A ., - 553 D Q ., , FR , 'I -f px V pn V .. I ,. I 3 5 bv A thi.. A- -, Jaxx .Q i 1 "fu fx 6 J s 1 , 'fl ., ffl. 3 X 1 1- 1 - X! , W., w f quail . 4 Q r ...N A F ' 1 y 4 A . . . for more yardage againsl . . . . . . counfless Eagles as . . . . blockers aplenfy . . . 1, g A g, N.,- ' -.rm ,Q I .VF -B M K v 11, ,., .ws EQ: . 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HULL Y Head Baslceifball Coach ' fCHARLES BACON Assisiani and "B" Coach T GOLDEN SANDSTORM NON-CONFERENCE Sandies . ,. N.,, , 63 f Sanciies ,, ,.V...,,. bl T T Sandies v,,,,n M 63 1 Senclies ,,,V.,w.A, , 66 s Sandies .,.,.,.,,.., 64 Sandie: ., W 74 o Sandaes ..A . .. . , 56 Sandies Y,A,,W,, M. 66 Sandies .A . ,,,,. ,. 52 Sandies ..,. A,, 7 3 Sandies . . .,,., 65 Sanclies ,,.. ,.,,... 73 Page 194 Clovis , Midland , Odessa Dumas , Highland . Albuquerque Dumas , Norman a EI Reno , ,, Quanah Graham , Vernon Basketball . . . TEAM BUILDS IMPRESSIVE The Golden Sandie Baskelball 'leam raced 'lhrough ils non-conference schedule wilh lwelve viclories and no deleals, lhe firsl' such record in recenl years. The season opened away from home in Clovis, where 'rhe Sandies downed lhe Wildcals 63 'lo 54. This was iusl a prelude lo evenls of lhe nexl weeks which found fhe hoopslers of Coach T. G. l'lull exlending lheir winning slrealc 'ro 'lhirleen in iheir conference opener againsl lhe Palo Duro Dons, 73 lo 50. lThe remainder of lhe regular conference season will be published in -d"N Dinh '2"'N 'OM ROW: Jim Doche, Lloyd Bridges, Charles Bacon, Charles McDonald and -Ken Greenwald. SECOND ROW: Conner Maf Turner Johnny Peak Mike McCaule and Tedd Davis TOP ROW Bill Dean Burl' McLain Jimm 1 I I Y Y - I I I Y er, Ronald Mayberry and Vic Plunk. TWELVE GAME VICTORY STREAK BEFORE DISTRICT PlAY ie summer supplemenl' 'lo This edi+ion.l The Sandies ompefed in Iwo double headers and one fournamenf. he firsl double header was wi'I'h The Palo Duro Dons gainsl' Midland and Odessa on December 6 and 7, 1e weekend 'rhal' foofball season ended al Sandie- ind. The second was during lhe Chrislmas Holidays hen 'lhe Amarillo Ieams mel Norman and El Reno :rm Oklahoma. The only pre-season +ournamen'l 'rhe andies engaged in was 'lhe weekend rior 'lo Chris?- ias where +hey 'look 'lhe championship a+ Vernon, downing Ihe hosls, Ouanah, and Graham. Burl Mc- Lain and Ronald Mayberry were named +o The all- Iournamenf Ieam by vir+ue of Iheir oulsianding play- ing. The Sandies 'lhen looked Forward Io Ihe Disfricl 3-AAAA baskelball race wifh 'lheir ancienl' rivals, Lub- bock, Monlerrey, Plainview, Pampa, Borger and Palo Duro. During 'lhe regular season, lhe Sandies played 'lheir firs+ half of Ihe regular round robin schedule on Ihe road and Ihe remaining games a+ home, ending 'lhe season on February 20'rh. f f, gi P' ,,..-f t 1 -ff W 'Q bar ., 5, ,.-ff . T g mf' 'Q Mui 1 , gf ., - ,A V Q. ,rx mm 'Sw' I .., , V, Q 1 Y: , i X' -Q1 F 1 o Sgr by in , 'sf J ' .i f, -.,. i 5 . Y Q 3 " "'A 55 i IHC 1 if h ,m., ff- fyffmw ' .fl f X , QM as ' 9 Y f-L. In-S5 , 1-qw' - W me W if mi :...f. 1 Q if H-.QQA 5,5 iii 'O v, 4 1 et 04' 5 .r-4 ' 3 Jeff: fin JEFF GREEN COACH ELDON JACKSON JERRY HERRING 1, 'Iii W ARVIS STEWART JERRY EVANS BOBBY COTTER BILLY ROBERTS FRED ROBERTS BOB JOHNSON BILL MELSON DAVID BURCH Page 204 QS :wg :., , Q F 2 g .,.,1,. RM, f2' -I I' I A I ,X ' N ANDIEQ ANBIES mimics mmnzs Ii x ,4 , ik QV ,xmcs 5' E if is -'ill NIJIES 'ff Tj -3' 'T .. I , 4 ,,ll , as , is ,ls + in lil fill, is ly U N WET' TAMHES saixmxirsi TMWJIES T ,, .- ,4, y ya A ,X E134 ul I Tig n l X emo Ni be DTTOM ROW: Gary Oakes, RoberT Greby, Doug TalbuTT, WoodTin Camp and Frank Reynolds. TOP ROW: b Taylor, Donald Deason, Ellis Vandiver, Freddy Gariepy and Don Thompson. esting . . . ATMEN CONTINUE DOMINATION IER FOES IN WRESTLING ART was The lasT year of inTerscholasTic wresTling Tor ieland, according To a school board policy. Be- ng wiTh The Three high schools in The ciTy in The T I958, wresTIing will be only beTween The Three als and noT againsT ouTside compeTiTion. This s squad opened iTs maTch play againsT Highland School of Albuquerque and deTeaTed Them 25 . Their second maTch was also againsT The same Mexican Town, Albuquerque, whom The Sandies Ted 33 To 3. AgainsT Oklahoma compeTiTion, The es Took CapiTol Hill oT Oklahoma CiTy 2I To 9 r1idwesT CiTy I8 To IZ. AgainsT The Boy's Ranch local maTch, The Sandies made iT a vicTorious of Tive sTraighT, 46 To 0. I ART OF WRESTLING . . . is exhibiied by Jerry Herring and David Burch who show a seT ouf escape" form 'of escape. Page 'S J H x . Q b il? - 'Ea :Q if .1 ,.f...mv wi A ii 4 if , 55':5,7 V gi iiegi,-.. if 1 M ' iaiiivzf as F4 , H J hi is Q :ii C 35 4 liwf Q .-""' A-,v-" EASY HOLE . . . Bill Garreff holds fhe flag 'For Tommy SLUGGER . . . Ben Lane, Jr., exhibifs The arf of lhe Clark's puH. Ben Lane, Jr., is lining up his shof 'lo swinq on a drive ai' fhe Ross Rogers Golf Course where follow Clarl's. Sandie golfer worlrouf. O . . DOUGLASS-LED LINKSTERS AIM FOR SPRING TITLE "A" AND "B" TEAMS . . . BOTTOM ROW: Jack Nofhingham, Don Whifloclc, Tommy Clark and Monfy Sherrod. TOP ROW: Coach C. R. Douglas, Ben Lane, Jr., Jeff Minion, Bill Garrell, Jim Bob Cambell and Billy Briggs. P dqe 209 GIRLS' DOUBLES . . . for I957-58 are Nancy Wood and Mary Hughes McCue. Tennis . . . NETMEN BEGIN FUI-l SEASON IN SPRING 7 ...., W" gy -1" " wrawfzi I EQQZQM 15: 1L5:1fsE,if-323323 . P ' " '3OY.HgSTE,'j S-SSS I SSSSSS ennls oac 5, : if 555 ming, S. ffiff EDITORS NOTE-The Golden Sandie Tennls Team does no'I fi -,-,5 begun rls regular season of ac+ivi+y uniil fhe spring semesfer. Therefore, I'I1e resuI+s of 'l'I1is acI'ivi+y will be carried in Ihe sum- I mer supplemeni +o be affixed +o ihe back of rhis edirion. Page 2I0 GIRLS' SINGLES . . . on 'Ihe "B" squad are Mary Goodwin and Lynn Harrison. TTOM ROW: Ada Smyih, Mary Goodwin, Janie KenneH, Bobbie Cleveland, Linda Kemper, Lynn Harrison, Char- : Higgins and Melaney McAfee. TOP ROW: Kenne'rI1 Fulfon, Mike McBurney, Jack Odom, David Hauger, Dale lbourne, Benny Lawrence and Manuel Edquisl. S' SINGLES . . . for 'Phe curreni' season are Dale Melbourne ienny Lawrence. DOUBLES . . . under new coach Hesfer are David Hauger abby Canline. H , G , 4 g,:giiE1:i:22" f fl by I beg A e I ,',rr. r 1 ' 1 W 5' 'ii A:-:V " : I af fi f, ,113 13,221 Q QM: M 1 2,7 wi , ,A N-ywwgw vmglgjf My ,, , , rx 7 If X 4 41-IlU!f'fi5f ii I - I , , l,,, gl, Q W. 2.5, I 'i"': '- X'V55:,L,fij,A -I ...- 2f,2Hg,Q' Ii WMSF , ll I ,ww . I GIRLS' SINGLES . . . in fhe compefifion for Sanclieland are Linda Kemper and Melaney McAfee. Pane 7Il S -2- 2 q' .:,.:. D X W 1 1 2 Q, w Eg Sv? Ev lass RE'S THE BALL? . . . Members of Ihe second period girl's gym classes are piclured engaged in 'Iheir infra-mural worlr. There are Iwo asiums al' Sandieland fo house Ihe required physical educafion courses for girls of iunior and sophomore ranh. Seniors are no longer 'ed 'lo Ialre The course. If Sports . . . IIYSICAL EDUCATION ESSENTIAL I BUILDING HEALTHY AMERICANS :al educalion al' Sandieland is required of all junior and sopho- sluclenls. The classes are available all periods of The day, wilh specially classes such as modern dance and swimming. Heallh s are held for 'rhose girls who cannol' 'lake 'Ihe exercise classes ding Io lheir 'Family physicians. Three new physical educalion DNE . . . Judy Hamillon is piclured as she gels a shol away from her class- in infra-mural play. BALL CONTROL . . . is handled by lnez Chambers and Pa? Crawford in gym classes as parl of lhe sporls curriculum. M,. x l.. 3 .M . ,awww i. 2 f., gl MARKSMANSHIP DISPLAYED . . . by June Slevens, Deanna Lilly and Jeannefle Kennas is fypical of lhal in lhe girl's gym classes. MY TURN'S NEXT . . . Elizabelh Ballles, Bobbie Mor- land, Barbara Balmer and Lana Henry are preparing for badminlon play. MODERN DANCE . . . Mrs. Burnis Georges' sixlh peri dance class do some of 'Iheir warmup roulines in pre aralion 'for lheir class worlroul. 'leachers were added 'lo lhe sfafl lhis year. Mrs. Dorris Forema remained from lasl year's slafl, and greeled Mrs. Burnis George Mrs. Belly Jones and Miss Mary Sue Hazelwood, a 'Former Sandi when classes began in l'he fall. The classes are held in 'lhe 'l'w girls' gymnasiums, localed on lhe second and lhird floors lo lh rear of l'he building. The 'lhird floor gym was added lo l'h building when lhe planl' underwenl a maior rennovalion in lh summer of I952. Prior lo +ha+ lime, one gymnasium was in 'I'h building for l'he needs of all sludenls. Senior girls do nol 'lalc physical educalion, provided lhey have 'l'he iunior and sophomor JUNIOR INTRA-MURAL CHAMPS . . . 'lhe Funny Bunnys are: ROW: Sherry Besl, Beverly Williams, Myrlle Boyer and Belly Beall. TO ROW: Carole Hillon, Sue Carolsen, Inez Chambers and Phyllis Smilh. I , I I l x l I, W 4 X' f I . . 'I I , I P if ., is ,. - i .illmiil 1 14 1 .VV , if ,p fini i , . 2211 signify ,K E3 'i Q, :paw Wm-5 a wg ' 1 JV . fiiflr E s My fifflggm f nw, Q fwu 4, SK vi wi ai' mm Q. W in !! .:.: gh R: Yhwwmx-0" Amer N. Nm if 'Nwah FANTASYLAND THE PERSONALITIES W-H1 Vw Bm sl 0 ff 2.2 4 5 4 4 o pg X '23 'ii .1 V ' ,iff 7'E x A9 THE IIAPPIE f5'Z'1f-D .If +. fig 4 iw' sf'-1 ' v""l"-n by ' iifw if ?- , ""' Q- "" Page ,W f. Xxx Vjf If X2 wg f 'lf LV ' AX' X F 2 Q' ,,,... .,V f ' T - I 1 ,X 'X f J 'X 'nf X' . JCM X f x X fl XJWX X I s X Li., Z: .4-rw '- . j '-hs. . V . mv.-j.j.'f Q It .,yn,'jl,'1- ' 5' ,'-if.: .3-5 '- ' .,,,i.lfj, .Q -"4 J ' , -iii., ,. ,' .f . ,v . .. , PERSONALITIES Dreams of yes+eryear L . - , in siorybook fashiorm A sfep from 'rhe pagesxof .. . guarded by 'rhe gradgefrrlieffires of 'Phe happies+ 'qflrfhem all... 1, where Queen Lynda-Lgrxsfirr . . rules 'I'he realrri p1e "Ser1rIieland. f 30 The Personalities Miss Sandieland ' 22l Favori+es f 228 Cheerleaders ' 236 Who's Who ' 238 Queens ' 244 Sfudeni' Life ' 245 PEGGY RITTENBERRY g 220 -Edi+or- I el F' P Pe, W 4, 4'P . December 28, 1957 Mr. Terry Little, Editor-in-Chief Yearbook 1G58 La Airosa Amarillo High School Amarillo, Texas Dear Terry: the judge for It has been a real pleasure for me to serve as your Miss Sandieland contest. It is indeed unfortunate that all three of the girls could not have been the top choice. However, since it was necessari for us tv choose ono, it gives me great pleasure to advise you that Miss Melanej McAfee is the choice. It was nice meeting you at DISNEYLAND, Walt D1sney's Magic Kingdom today, and visiting with some fine Texas folk. I wish you God's speed in your work and trust that the lQ5B La Airosa will be a popular one with the students at Amarillo High School. With kindost persfnal regards to my friends in Texas, I remain Sincerely yours, K, A K, JL!J4, X Jvo'7C1f'v" FESS PARKER, Walt Disney Studios Burbank, California FP:jp www fifor Terry Liifle d . k . an hnovle acf F 11ui,f'?::z?e,::dDgigizgefbngifioxgli oem BP. 222 - iss Sandieland as a honor is a newcomer fo lhe frophy-lined halls where s+uden+s each year in keeping wi+h fraclifion have selec+ecl +heir class favoriles, +he Queen of A.H.S., and o'rher organ- iza'rional personali+ies. ln keeping wifh fhe 'theme of fhis year's eclilion, +he eclilors ancl members of fhe sfaff chose +o honor one of 'rhe mos? beau+iful and 'ralenled girls in all of Sandielancl, Amarillo High's magic kingdom. Accounis of +his eleclion can be found in +he following pages, buf, as re- vealed on lhe previous page, one was namecl 'ro fhe fop honor. Our winner, selecfecl by Fess Parker, a nalive Texan and Wall' Disney s'l'ar, who was chosen on her sparkling personalily, her abilily 'ro proiecf herself in+o olhers' respecf and emo'rions, and her charm and, yes. even her scholarship, is . . . . . , imelang McAfee nf fig' '-'-' 'Z 1 - ' , ' V A 42 . 'I in ma Ai is ., Q W uv .4..A. : U- 1. I. 1 P 1 15.4. ' T , ?f53'x'- 'RSF . f -.3-,aw 3,1 M P illkbiliilw W, 1 3 5? ,,,e,f . 114:12 f 1 j ii? A fi 3,3 ., 3.4. T' 1 w 41 ,, ' Sf. 15'-. ,fn , . 1.5-3, ,gr . el.: 1 ,,. V. . fi viz . - -. ' 4 M " -'. 'l'If:'Ai 1 H .' . E" ,:.:'4 NF ff: . -'vi A ."'l', - :Ns Lx , .' ij: 3. 1-4: h wfv,-.1-34. j A rag. -62. 4 - ,fy -pg- ,vv .. - X. ' ' .,. .': '4' ' . -' , . .- gf-I-1' '. ., '- 1' I .vi ,' . l.l9,i,fQ' Ie. T . I fu 1 ' . x gg ,.. J, I, . x Wea ..- .,g' - . ,. H . , . My ,,,, . 41 a . ,Qs . 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I I . n a l . . v SYLVIA RAMSEYIINALIST Page 225 fbi MISS PATSY CRABB Amouc me rmnesri IN Au or SANDIELAND Picfured on fhese 'Iwo pages are fhe seven young Iovli who were fhe runners-up fo fhe fhree finalisfs in 'I Miss Sandieland Confesf which reached ifs climax wi fhe frip fo Hollywood during fhe Chrisfmas Holida From a field of fwenfy-eighf of fhe mosf beaufiful a falenfed girls in Amarillo High School, fhese seven a fhe fhree finalisfs were chosen by a panel of iudges d ing fhe falenf parade on fhe Sandieland sfage in Nove ber. The audience was asked fo vofe on fhe fen gi and fhe winners were announced fhe following nighf af presenfafion dance in fhe girls' gymnasium. The gi asked fheir favorife boys fo serve as escorfs for f affair. Each couple was presenfed in fhe seffing of f corner ofHollywood Blvd.,and Vine Sfreefs, fhe famo show corner in fhe California cify. The winners we presenfed roses along wifh fhe knowledge fhey had w a frip fo fhe coasf. 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Y FRITCH Head 'E JANET JONES Assisianf ? , it mg if 2 5? M Xu- S 5 WJ.. W-.. 38 WHO'S WHO B. T. TUCKER . . . 'rypifies an induslrious and loyal member of +he school's 'mosl eleciiveibody. lhe Sludenl Council, in lhal he serves as head of 'lhis spiriled group in +he presidency. He hasbeeh f a lhree-year member of lhe Council. B.T. ranlcs, high scholas+ically in his class as being a ihree- year member of 'lhe Ken Klub, and 'lwo-year mem- ber of 'l'he Nalional Honor Socie+y. ln his iunior year, B.T. was presidenl of 'fhe Ken Klub. The Varsily Vic award for Seplember wenl +o B.T. for his oulsianding service +o Sandieland. VIC PLUNK . . . is an alhlele and popular siudenl around +he halls of Sandieland. He climaxed his senior and lhird year of playing Sandie baskelball by being elecled co-caplain. He is vice-presidenl of 'rhe Sludenl Council and is likewise complelfng his 'rhird year as a member of +ha+ body. ln his junior year, Vic's peers eleclecl him as 'ihe mosl popular boy in 'ihe class, and he was piclured as I957 La Airosa favorile. Vic has been a member of 'lhe A.H.S. chapler of lhe Nalional Al'hle'I'ic Honor Sociely for +wo years. .j gi is KEITH LAFON . . . has disfinguished himself as an afhleie in bolh lraclc and foofball af Sandieland for 'rhree years. He has fhrilled couniless Sandie palrons and fans a++ending +he gridiron ba'r'rles and 'rhe cinder encounlers, and has 'ralzen firsl place in frack evenfs on several occasions. Keilh is also popular wilh his peers serving as presfdenl of his class as a junior las+ year. He is a lhree-year mem- ber of fhe Ken Klub, and has been a member 'lor fwo years of bo+h +he Nafional Honor Sociefy and lhe Nalional Afhlelic Honor Sociely. VELMA ARNOLD . . . is generally ltrrown for her ediforial wif and faifhful work as edifor of lhe fall edilion of The Sands+orm af Ama'illo High, cli- maxing 'lhree years as a iournalisf. pasl' 'lwo years, Velma has been a delegale 'lo 'rhe Texas High School Press Associalion convenfion in Den- fon. She is lhe secrelary of +he Dorinda E. Bond Press Club, and has been a fhree year member. She is in her second year as a member of 'rhe Quill and Scroll Socie+y. Velma's fall issues of The Sand- sform received an All-Texas raling af THSPA. Wl'l0'S W 0 CYNTHIA MORGAN . . . is one of SanClieland's mos+ ac+ive s+uclen+s. This year she is a member of iwelve organizalions and holds an official posf in! four of ihem. She is +he presideni of 'rhe Enclrnan T chapler of +he Fulure Teachers of America, secrev-V +ary of bo+h +he Ken Klub and lniernos and served as class edilor of +his volume.4 Cynfhia is a +wo- year member of lhe Nalional Honor Sociely and 'Phe lnfer-Club Council. She has been a member of 'rhe orchesira and 'ihe sfucleni council for fhree years. KEN LANYON . . . holcls 'the honor of serving as presidenl' of 'rhe class of I958. As a iunior,' Ken was vice-presidenl of his class. An aclive member of The Hi-Y clubs for +hree years, +his year he is chaplain. To climax a fhree-year service in +he R.O.T.C. uni+, Ken serves as company commander of Cacle+ Company "A." Ken is also a member of +he Allied Youlh Posi, +he Sfudenl' Council, The Nalional Honor Sociely and +he ln+er-ClubC0ur1Cil- NDIELAND DAVID PARK . . . is leader of 'rwo of Sandie- land's mosl' aclive organizalions. ln 'rhe Allied Youlh Pos+, David worked up from las+ year's vice- presidency 'ro Presidenl of lhe local group, Presi- denl of Region Four, and co-lnlernalional Presidenl' lhis year. David commands fhe local R.O.T.C. unil holding 'lhe rank of Ll. Colonel. He is a lwo-year member of lhe Nafional Honor Sociely and has been a +hree-year member of lhe Ken Klub and lhe Sludenl Council. 1 lv VI. Q , , !..f"'1i', 3 M A .fr ' ' ff'rgI.1,,g JONATHAN ATER . . . is primarilfimqijed as a musician a+ Sandieland. He has been a lhgeg-year member of +he Golden Sandie Band an, ,.i-- la 5+wo- year member of lhe orcheslra. Thi r, Jfiflaflhan is lhe business manager of, and. This lis his second year as a member of +he Nalional Honor Sociefy, and he serves as presidenl' of lhis scho- laslic group. He is a +hree-year member of 'rhe Ken Klub and 'rhe Hi-Y organfzalion. He holds six medals for performance on The lrumpel' from re- gional conlesfs. Him Vhlfflfill fa mama gain. n,g,gS iifllliilff xg '- '4 Hb nvfiniiix all Page 24I 5 Page 242 Wll0'S WHO I , JEFF INGHAM . .. .Sig .sepaiggalak-13553,'3f3i3p+ea Sandie. He is 'in his-secondxyear'asajleheerfeailergi having served as an assislanl' las+'yveafaf1hf1-a'.headl lhis year. Jeff is a member Qfiwha -Bel,'C.ari'l0i Choral, and serves as i+s president ,He ha's'lwi6,e' been a member of +he Tri-S+a+e chorus and 'gngiie a member of The All-S+a+e chorus. ' As a,so'f:ho- more, he was named lhe mosi oulslancling -bass. Jeff also serves as 'Phe religious column wrilerilor The Sandslorm and is circulafion manager and dis- +ribu'fion edi'for of The i958 La Airosa. MELANEY McAFEE . . . is mosl generally known as "Miss Cheerleader" af Sandieland, serving as an assis+an+ las'f year and as a head lhis year. She is a fhree-year member of +he Golden Sandie Tennis Team. This year she was elecied one of 'lhe +hree finalisfs in +he Miss Sandieland Con+es+. She has been a member of +he Ken Klub for Three years and a member of fhe Nafional Honor Socie'I'y for +wo years. Las+ summer she compe'I'ed in AAU diving meels and served as an insirucfor a+ 'the Sou+hern Me+hodis+ Universi+y Cheerleader School. " . A ,A. 3 .sg ,T -. 1: 31.1 51,2 . - ef 'j wt 7 -Q A, Ap. 7, .gf ri 1-4 5 5: an f A gi iii: W iff? 32113: 5 'aff' JUDY SUTTON . . . is known as a foreign exchange sfudenl' and an avid promofer of fhis fine relafion abroad. As a iunior she was chosen fo spend fhe summer in a home in England by fhe American Field Service. She has been a faifhful worker in fhe Sfudenf Council promofing fhe bringing of our presenf exchange sfudenf 'ro Sanclieland. Judy was Councilman-af-Large as a iunior fo fhe Sfudenf Council. She is now a member of fhe Dorinda E. Bond Press Club and served as Club Edifor of 'fhis volume. TERRY LITTLE . . . has disfinguished himself as a member of fhe Publicafions ,Deplrfmenf in bofh phofography and as an eclifor. He 'is aifwofyear member of fhe Press Club and Quill and" 1S,cjroll. He was named Top Phofographer of fhe year! for fhe I957 La Airosa and served as ediwlffinachief for fhis I958 edifion. He is a three-year mem-ber of fhe R.O.T.C. unif, and serves as PublicfRela- fions officer in fhe currenf sfaff. Terry was a delegafe fo bofh fhe Nafional Scholasfic Press Associafion convenfion in Chicago and fhe Colum- bia Scholasfic Press Associafion convenfion in New York Cify. I . E"iE?ERiER. 'Egfr Band Queen G 9 4 ai is ws 4 I- y v ,J 4 ,. .4 .... A' X Ji of W Y fi R of - 5, s ACTIVITY-FILLED YEAR OPENED IN LATE AUGUST Augusi 3Is+ brough+ spirifed Sanclies back fo +he familiar halls of Amarillo High School afier a seemingly shorf summer vacaiion. Yes, regis+rai'ion day had again rolled around. Siudenis busily scur- ried aboui +he school exercising 'iheir righf of seleciing Teachers. Juniors and seniors rushed around signing up for classes while 'rhe sophomores wafched in amazeme-n+ bu+ +he soon cau hi' on I 9 ' Some siudenis sadly said gooclibye +o ihe pasl' Coniinued on Page 246 wg l NOW HEAR THIS . . . Mr. H. W. Lynch lalks lo lhe newcomers lo Sandieland in lheir lirsl sophomore assembly. General inslruclions as lo procedure and lradilions were given in order lo acquainl lhem wilh A.H.S. GOT THAT SPIRIT? . . . Sandie cheerleaders lake lirsl sleps in promoling school spiril by selling decals. REGISTRATION Icom summer while olhers who had worked during lhe summer gladly relurned lo sch.ool wilhoul a word ol dismay or regrel. Piclured on page 245 are sludenls regislering wilh Mrs. C. P. Alwood, head ol lhe A.H.S. English deparlmenl. Miss Minnie Feieraband became lhe new senior counselor, Mr. E. L. Hammil was promoled lo lhe junior deparlmenl, while Miss Jane Williams was assigned lo gel lhe sophomores. Also while slu- denls regislered lhey noliced lhal seven new leachers had been added lo lhe Sandieland lacully and we all welcomed lhem. Sludenls and lacully alike seemed lo be happy lo see lhe beaulilul new equipmenl lhal had been added lo lhe biology, physics, and chemislry laboralories. Aller regisler- ing lhe sophomores and juniors pul on lheir biggesl Sandie smiles and hurried lo have lheir school pic- lures made. This year lhe long line lead lo lhe back ol lhe slage in lhe audilorium inslead ol lhe caleleria where lhey were usually made. The seniors wailed unlil aclivilies and school schedules were coordinaled. Following lhe making ol sopho- more and junior piclures, sludenls reporled back lo lheir individual homeroom leachers and lhe linal louches were pul on regislralion papers. As we walked down lhe lrophy-lined halls we saw many ol our 'Friends ol lhe pasl year and re- newed our lriendships. Bul, ol course, even more lun is lhe making ol new lriends lor lhe coming year. We saw our lellow sludenls selling Sandie slickers and decals lor cars. The membership drives ol various organizalions were in lull swing. ll seemed as if everylhing was new lhis year. The cheerleaders had new yells lor us lo learn which lhey learned al cheerleader schools al Dallas and Los Angeles. An almosphere hovered over Sandie- land which revealed lhe leelings ol lhe enlire slu- denl body. The loolball leam was in perlecl shape and raled number one in lhe slale by some news- paper polls. We all anlicipaled a wonderlul lool- ball season lor Sandieland. One more champion came lo lhe land ol lhe Golden Sandslorm lhis year. Yes, il was our own loreign exchange sludenl lrom llaly, Roberlo Rullino. We all looked lorward lo lhe coming year wilh eager anlicipalion. The spiril ol lhe sludenls was high and we were all slanding uniled lor our Golden Year ol Chamnions. E-MI . . . Mr. Cecil Green ew choir direcfor spen'r mos'I' I fime giving 'rryou+s such as ne wifh Peggy Jones. A FAMILIAR SIGHT . . . +hese NOT TOO TIGHT! . . . Jackie s+ucIen+s check fheir schedules in Wa+son 'Hes a Sandie Iie on Jeff Ihe a+'rendance office which had Ingham, while Judy Swan Iooks on. a new clerk in Mrs. T. L. BeaII. . GOOD SOPI-IOMORE . . . Miss Jane WiIIiamS, Served her firsi semes+er as a counseIor during Ihe faII of In addiiion 'fo being responsibIe for Ihe problems of fhe Iower cIass, she had a homeroom and served as 'nan of 'the Irophy case crew. She was responsibIe for Ihe regis+raIion of Iransfer sfudenfs, as shown below. E "'x"'n-,,- a R .. , S. 1 x ,tl -, M xx x A W tak Sli S M 15 5 all HURRY, HURRY . . . Jim Wellborn signs in wifh +he facul'ry commi++ee al +he 'ironf door for his da'l'e, Be+h Shand, prior +o 'rhe Kick-off Dance which opened lhe social season al Sanclieland in ihe early fall. Signing in has been a Tradiiion a+ A.H.S. dances for years. ,K '13 'Q Ky ii BEFORE THE BALL BEGAN . . . cheerleaders were assisied by ar'ris+ Ed Blackburn in preparing +he mascois used as decorafions wi+h black am-I nnlfl drcmmcxr: Thi: nariimllar mascnl' is A 'l'iGEl'-Sltlnnecl Gre- KICK-OFF DANCE OPENED SANDIELANO SOOIAI. SEASON lnifial social sfomp of The season was held +he second floor girls gym before lhe foolb season began. The hosls and hosfesses in 1' affair were 'rhe yell leaders, Jimmy Frifch Sylvia Ramsey, Jeff lngham, Melaney McAf4 Don Feferman, Ginger Gilberl, Don Albe Nin Tomlinson, Ronnie Rober+son and Jar Jones. The decorafions were black and gc sfreamers and 'lhe mascof symbols of The 'rea 'lo be played in 'rhe regular season by 1 Golden Sandie foofball +eam. The new yells +he yell leaders, learned in schools in Dallas a Los Angeles, were inlroduced for lhe some + hundred s+uden+s in aHendance. This was l firsl' presenlafion of +he popular "Yam-ma Ye ma" yell which was +radi+ionally performed Don Feferman and +he s+udenl body a+ gan during 1'he fall. Music was provided by iulce i wi'rh selec+ions prepared by 'rhe hosis a hosfesses in advance. IT' DOWN BOY . . .Jimmy Frifichie and Melaney MODERN DANCING . . . Judy Boney and McAfee hang mascofs which 'rrimmed 'rhe deco- Ronald Munn are among 'rhe some +wo hundred ra+i0n5, This Qne'g a bobca+ killer, spec+al'ors enioying lhe music and dancing. QA i Hillhwwv X2 W'--.. will as-Sgr so PM ,Mm U-ALL READY? . . . Members of lhe cheerleader squad exhibifed lheir new yells learned in schools in Dallas and qles af 'lhe floorshow period of 'fha dance. Tl-ii: wa: +hp Fir-4+ n..l-slip .N-..,s.,..,.- -1 c--.1:-i--,i cr ,I . FAIR HOLIDAY ENJOYED BY SANDIES AND GOLDIES A bigger and beller Tri-Slale Fair and all of San- dieland was lhere. Yes, in Seplember lhe firsl' holiday of 'the school year was 'for 'lhe Fair. A parade, which included our own Golden Sandie band, began 'rhe day. Everyone on hand was seen ea+ing, braving 'lhe rides, ealing, looking al ex- hibils, ealing and going 'lo 'rhe shows. ll' was ho'l', windy, dusly and such fun! Some were lired, a few a li'Hle sick, bu+ all in all, 'l'he day was enjoyed by s+uden'ls and leachers alike. Club groups like lhe Fulure Farmers had exhibils during +he week- long affair. FAVORITE OF BOYS . . . Among 'lhe more educalional lhings al' lhis year's Tri-Slale Fair was +he exhibi+ of cars. Looking al one of lhe cars is David Holder. HUT' .. ,.,,,,.. . ,- 1 ru-.. v- r rz I N P 0 + af manv bo+h vounq ar CBFFEE -QR, 5 5 353 R Q wi U ,aww SANDIES URGED . . . The new superinfendenf, Dr. John W. McFarland, greefed fhe Sandies wifh opfimism for a successful season. HERE'S THE WAY lT'S DONE . . . Mr. Sandman, Don Williams, explains finer poinfs of foofball fo a "sopho- more" Burfonelle Moore. RALLIES WERE TOPS FOR TWELVE WEEKS Pep rallies are beffer fhan ever! Thaf seemed fo hold frue af fhe firsf rallies of fhe year held in fhe audiforium. Since fhe audiforium would nof hold all of fhe Sandies, fhey were forced fo move oufside. Even fhough if was somefimes cold and offen windy, fhe spirif was nof damp- ened, fhe Sandie morale soared, and fhe feam confinued fo come fhrough wifh vicfories. Each Friday, fhe big fruclc parked oufside fhe fronf doors meanf anofher Sandie pep rally was abouf fo begin. Af fhe end of each rally, as fhe s'l'u- denf body sang "Oh A.H.S.," fhe vicfory bell was rung loud and clear as fhe Sandie feam filed ouf. Af fhe Lubbock rally, however, fhe bell sfarfed off wifh fhe usual gong. Then if happened . . . we heard a "fhud, fhud, 'l'hud". The enfhusiasm of fhe presenf and pasf bell ringers had caused fhe bell fo crack. Thaf vic- fory bell was puf in one of our many frophy cases. The Sanfa Fe Railroad made us a new one. lf wasn'+ as loud or as clear as fhe old one, buf if sfill rang for vicfory. Then fhe Sandies wenf "big fime", and fhe rallies were moved baclc fo fhe audiforium in order fhaf fhey mighf be felevised. We had a real variefy . . . park rallies, pre-game rallies, indoor rallies, and oufdoor rallies, buf each one, no maffer where if was, was a genuine success as fhe sfu- denf body urged fhe feam on fo vicfory. HIT 'EM SANDIES . . . The asslsfanf chee leaders, along wifh fhe band, gef info fhe a in fhis oufdoor rally. ul fs 'EM BLACK" . . . "bil 'em gold," was +l1e cry as +l'1e sounds of'll1e firsl' oufdoor pep rally 'filled 'rlwe air around A.H.S. hole from' of+l1e building was covered wi+l1 s+uden+s as 'rhe cheering session was moved oulside. As fhe 'ream looked - sludenl' body demons+rafed 'I'l'1eir loyally by cheering louder +han ever, JUMP FOR JOY . . . and 'I'l1a+'s exaclly wl1a'l'i HOW 'BOUT THAT . . . One eye is beH'er Jeff Ingham did as +he Sandies boos+ +l1eir morale +l1an none says Melaney McAfee as Don for 'rhe firsf game. Feferman leads 'rhe group in "Yama Yama." Page 253 1 .. W 2. W 1 ,: . Wx,-k W. h wrzq """'s,,,, ,,.--.,,w Q Mm M,,,wf fab MA 1 3: . 1 1, gf' M Q f 11- . "-5s2gf.fs 2211 fel-Q MLS. I"'f .W'1'- V: 9,9 6 .,.,.,. , ,V ,.q,,N,, ., ,.,.4 Q IEQH f :-' Z if z W M .,+Nm..Mm , 1 3 Q, A .f 5 K sf? N E 1 'N X 1 wifi: "' "'- My . L 1,-4 Mmm W ,,,, . , , BN ES W --ral: W-:fmwzf Hfzwwgwi' :MH gs,:g,,,wu...: :xx 4 X. ??7?fif??ff1:9wz - hs? H A fm 'f- A .fm 2 ak m 3 ? ivm' it w 1 g L mia ., 'N' 2 in MQW fc ,L fi ..--:' 2 ks. 5 ,": 4 iv E' k 1 - g..-:5. - . -'M: K 1 Q "Liz-22.. ' Q T Sim i' I N Q-SLT. FUR rw :QGFHUMBRES l i ii ' ""m-fA'1,,, JUST ONE PLEASE . . . Sue Freeman, Judy CarTer ,and Lynn Shomell urge sTudenTs To Talre only one balloT as Jimmy Weller gazes aT The balloT boxes. Dennis WhiTener and anoTher s'l'u- clenT are gaining inTormaTion 'From The officials as Tex McKinney is seen rushing To The Senior Polls To casT his voTe. E YOU ARE . . . GovernmenT sTudenTs conducT The polls while Milre McCauley and ner Dunn voTe. Tex McKinney and Anne Brown waiT Their Turn To voTe aT The senior polls. STUDENTS OO TO POLLS FOR ANNUAL ELECTIONS A.H.S. elecTions are held in The same manner as are The regular Texas elecTions. Everyone voTed eiTher during Their sTudy- hall, lunch period or before or aTTer school on OcTober II. "Who do you Think will win?" and "Who do you wanT Tor Queen?" were more Than TrequenTly heard in our halls ThaT week. The nexT Monday, OcTo- ber I5, run-oTTs were held To voTe on The Two Top Tor each oTTice To decide on The very Top winners. Each class voTed on a presidenT, vice presidenT, and secreTary Tor Their class. Everyone voTed on Their choice Tor A.H.S. Queen. r-v it vi? SMILES OF HOPE . . . Palsy Crabb, Eva Jo Miller, Lynda Ausfin and Barbara Wilbanks, four of +he fop six candidales smile hopefully af 'rhe siudenf seciion as fhey are pre- senied during halHime a+ a Sandie fooiball game. Noi piciured are Jim Ann Farley and Anne Rober+s, +he ofher +op candidafes. THIS IS FINAL . . . Ken Lanyon drops his ballois in 'the box while Nanc HaHon makes her choices in A.H.S. democraiic eleciion, paH'erned affer +he Texas Elecfion Laws. H323 'YS LET ME SEE . . . Linda La+ham porirays a usual sighf around 'ihe halls of Sandieland during +he Page 258 elec+ions as she oasis her secrel' ballo'I'. QUEEN LYNDA IS CROWNED IN BEAlITlFUl CEREMONY From 'lhe corridors of Amarillo High School came one of fhe mosf aufiful queens Sandieland ever crowned, Lynda from fhe House of siin. Lynda approached her subiecis wilh grace, poise, dignily and all s quali+ies of a 'rrue queen. Lynda and her courl, composed of Lords :l Ladies, Dukes and Duchesses and Princes and Princesses, presenled ee performances, one io 'the sophomore class, one lo lhe iunior and rior classes and one fo ihe parenfs who came +o "Back lo School Nigh+" ring American Educafion Weelc, November IO- Ib. The coronalion was ld on Thursday, November I4ih. This beaufiful produclion was lhe in aHrac'l'ion of lhe nighl. The masler of ceremonies was Carlfon Mayberry. He announced all a courl' as each couple descended down a flight of sfairs. Judy Maxwell I Priscilla Brown enlerfained Her Maiesfy wifh a violin duel, "Romance" Rubensfein. Doing a graceful dance for fha Queen and her couri' was lhy Riley. Jeff Ingham and Allee Curiis sang "A Kiss in ihe Darla" her pleasure. Queen Lynda was presented wiih an engraved bracelef Lord Chamberlain Ken from lhe House of Lanyon. Presidenf of fhe uncil B. T. from fhe House of Tuclrer presenled Lynda wifh a scepfor. 1 was crowned by Lord High Chancellor of A.H.S. Norman. This airing ceremony was under lhe direciion of Mrs. N. N. Whilworfh and s. Sybil Brierley. UP ON YOUR TOES . . . Kafhy Riley was one of fhe lhree enlerfainers. She performed gracefully by doing a dance for fhe Queen's pleasure. IT WON'T BE LONG NOW . . . Nervous lension builds as Queen Lynda and her pages wail ou'lside 'l'he fronf doors of 'rhe audilorium before her grand enfrance +o be crowned as Queen of Sandieland. Page -7.1. A I 5 , X ., -an , fi fi 71,2 wi Vw inf iegwq Wa ,- A 01354, .ainnuh-W - N .EEK Q my .Mya Wwwwsggwq 46:21 SING FROM YOUR HEART . . . Jeff lngham and Allee Curiis sang fhe ever- Favori+e "A Kiss in 'flue Darla." 4, , 4' HARMONY SUPREME . . . Judy Maxwell and Priscilla Brown enferiained wifh a violin duel of "Romance.' l E E HER MAJESTY . . . Queen Lynda moves io +he froni' of +he sfage under 'lhe sabered-arch salule given fo her by flne honor guard from members of flme R.O.T.C. Uni+. "l'M SO GLAD YOU CAME" . . . Miss Wallace falks wilh one of 'l'he visilors dur- ing "Back 'lo School Night" "WE LOVE TO SHOW YOU OUR SCHOOL" . . . Mrs. M. L. Mafherly and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hodges chat Page 262 .N i A . I "WOULD YOU PLEASE HELP US?" . . . Princiapl Norman assisled visi+ors in localing +he rooms +hey wish +o visi+ and inviles +hem 'ro have refreshmenls in +he cafeferia. PARENTS VISIT CLASSROOMS DURING BACK-T0-SCHOOL NIGHT American Educafion Week was commemorafed ihroughoul America dur- ing lhe week of November ll-l3. Hs purpose was 'lo give +he public a be'Her underslanding of 'lhe schools, and in so doing io have beiler school-parent feacher-siudenf relafionship. Amarillo High School observed This week by inviiing ihe public io come and four lhe school all Through lhe week. These lours showed lhe parenfs all paris of The school and how if is operafed. The big evenf of lhe week was "Back +o School Nighf" which highlighted The coronafion of fhe queen. Lynda Aus+in. Lynda is The daughler of Mr. and Mrs. John Ausiin. Mrs. N. N. Whilworlh and Mrs. Sybil Brierley were in charge of 'this fine produc- fion. Those aHending were inviled lo visif wilh fhe Teachers in 'lheir class- rooms and laler have refreshmenls in ihe cafeieria. CHOW'S ON! . . . All 'I'he guesls were inviied +o wander over +o +he cafeieria for some refreshmenls and +o cha+ wi+h +heir friends and members of 'rhe sfaff. l 3 I I BIG SURPRISE. . .The TwenTy-eighTconTesTanTs in The firsT Miss Sandieland ConTesT ever held, awaiTed The iuncemenT of The Top Ten conTesTanTs following The formal presenTaTion during The TalenT parade of The conTesT, h was sponsored by The La Airosa sTaTT. NTEST HELD T0 FIND DST BEAUTIFUL TALENTED The Miss Sandieland ConTesT, a conTesT To find The mosT Tiful and falented girl in all Sandieland, was held on The s of November I5 and I6. we firsf nighT, Friday, a TalenT parade was held in The orium. The TwenTy-eighf conTesTanTs cornpefing for The of Miss Sandieland were iudged by a secreT panel of as. The Top Ten were decided from This judging, and Their s were revealed To The sTanding-room-only audience. ie Top Three conTesTanTs were decided by popular vofe of udience in voTing held immediafely following The program. T The PresenTaTion Ball, held The following nighT, The Three sis: Melaney McAfee, Sylvia Ramsey, and Eva Jo Miller announced. These girls Traveled, wiTh members of The .irosa sTafT, To California during The ChrisTmas holidays, A They were iudged by a Hollywood celebriTy. The resulTs, iame of The girl who received The honor of being named Sandieland, were lmown when The La Airosa was disTribuTed. 'hile in California, The girls Tool: a Tour of The movie al of The world, Hollywood, and iTs world famous places, d The famous Cocar1uT Grove of The Ambassador HoTel, fisiTed in Las Vegas, Nevada, before refurning home on rsT day of January. 'hile in Las Vegas, The group made a Tour of some of The famous nighT clubs and saw some of The fine shows Thai' clubs have To offer. RECEIVE APPLAUSE . . . The enfries received The applause of The audience following Their appearance in sheaTh dresses. . .- . Sandra Bussard showed her I' w SHE CAN'T SAY NO . . . One of 'lhe fwenfy-eighf con- fesfanfs, Burfonell Moore, sang, "I Can'f Say No", from fhe sfage show "Olclahoma". CHOO-Cl-IOO . . . Jeff Ingham fold fhe sfory of fhe frip fo California in a special arrangemenf of "The Afchi- --.. T---I.- -..J Ll... C-...L- EAI' 9...-.A Lu I 3 Ain-ne: :last TALENT PARADE ENTERT On November l5, fhe firsf acf of fhe Miss Confesf, sponsored by fhe La Airosa sfaff, was In +he firsf scene of Acf I, fhe fwenfy-eighf c were presenfed in sheafh dresses. The second scene consisfed of fhe presenfafion of enf, and fhe fhird and final scene was fhe presenfafion fhe fwenfy-eighf beaufiful and falenfed confesfanfs in ning dresses. Following fhe formal presenfafion, fhe of fhe fop fen confesfanfs was made. These by a secref panel of judges, and presenfed nighf af fhe Presenfafion Ball were: Nancy Roberfs, Eva Miller, Pafsy Crabb, Jim Ann Farley, Ginger Gilberf, Ramsey, Rufh Coker, Gwen Combs, Melaney McAfee, Phyllis Vigna. From fhese fen, fhe fhree finalisfs, who California during December fo be iudged by a celebrify, were selecfed by popular vofe of fhe audien The vofing was held immediafely following fhe progra -1 sf-ff ' WW' 9 as-N' jf J 'M , If X WHO ME? . . . Jim Ann Farley was named as or of fhe 'len confesfanfs fo be presenfed af fhe Presel +.:+inn Rall nn Safurdav nial'l+. TANDIN6 ROOM AUDIENCE The +wen+y-eighl' con+es+an+s in +he firsl Miss Sandie- J ever held in Amarillo High School were lhe follow- : Sandra Bussard, Allee Curlis, Rulh Coker, Vicki Sav- e, Lee Flynn, Jeanie Fair, Michelle Tarver, Becky Hor- s+ine, Linda SuHon, Susan Allen, Pal' Ogden, Phyllis na, Melaney McAfee, Sylvia Ramsey, Nancy Rober'l's, Ann Farley, Eva Jo Miller, Paula Busby, Marfha Dan- , Gwen Combs, Jackie Wa+son, Margarel Pederson, h Marshall, Burlonell Moore, Ginger Gilberl, Linda zille, Pafsy Crabb, and Connie Lawson. A variely of +alen+ was presenied including: Panic- weing, singing, dancing, reading, and an exhibilion of 'ling wi+h a fire bafon. "THAT REMINDS ME" . . . Terry Li+'l'le did 'rhe duiies of mas+er of ceremonies for bofh fhe falenf parade and 'rhe Presen+a+ion Ball. OH, MY GOODNESS . . . Nancy Roberls appeared as If she jusl couldn'+ believe i'r, as she was chosen one of +he +o'p 'ren con+es+an+s +o be presenled +he nexf night 'S i , OH, GEE . . . Sylvia Ramsey was surprised, bul oh, so happy, as received lhe news lhal she was one ol lhe lhree linalisls. Mark Askew, her escorl, looked pleased, also. A 'IAA FORMAl DANCE I! The lirsl lormal dance ol lhe year lor slu- denls ol Sandieland was held on November Ib, in 'rhe second floor girl's gym. ll was lhe Presenlalion Ball lor lhe Miss Sandieland Con- lesl. The preceeding nighl lhe lalenl parade had been held, and len girls from lhe lwenly- eighl conleslanls had been chosen lo be pre- senled al 'rhe ball. From lhese len girls, lfxree were chosen lo represenl Amarillo High School in California, and lrom lhese lhree, one girl was chosen lo be lhe lirsl Miss San- dieland in lhe hislory ol Amerillo High School. The lhree girls chosen were: Eva Jo Miller. Svlvia Ramsey, and Melaney McAlee. l K - . 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The black and gold were fesiive colors. 9 Pa e 270 1.34. 'ai Yig VOLUNTEERS SPELLED BLACK AND 60l.D TRICKS The annual game wilh 'rhe Amarillo High Sandies and +he cross-'Iown rivals, Ihe dangerous dandy Dons was Ihe climax of lhe regular season. The Sandies had already won fhe Dislricl and +he game was simply one of preslige for +he black and gold followers. The high- Iigh+ of 'rhe game, which was a home game for The Sandies, was +he presenialion of +he some seven hun- dred loyal Sandie 'Fans who formed lhe Sandie Volun- Ieers and rose up from I'he sfands wilh card Iriclcs. Formalions for lhe game were a salu+e 'Io Ihe Dons wilh "HiI" and P.D.H.S. spelled ouI'. A church was formed as well as a spirii jug, symbol of Ihe s'I'uden+ body supporl of 'fheir leam. The seclion was filled wi'I'h ihe loyal fans and some college s'l'udenI's who wan'I'ed lo help ou+. Miss Jane Williams was in charge and di- recled +he inlricaie works. The seclion opened wilh "Hello fans," as piclured on lhese pages, and closed wi+h"Bye." STRIKE UP THE BAND . . . Direc+or Wayne Muller lead 'rhe Golden Sandie Band in 'rhe sfands In con necfion wifh a pre-game rally. , , X U! Nh. . Y M 0 V .W . 3 I A5 ,E w g.. Q ...Q .M 51- -1 --,-v, ggffa' WA, ., . , ,viii -'e xwfr ii ,: - -. Q Fu, uh , r ' ' . V- , ' -in , ig Y " 'A Q ,. .qv f.gfZif.g. f Sig, ',- 5 im., ,mug-V "Q Q, ' v- .- 4 ' Q 9, rt 5,0 K ,lJ'Llg,g'c ff , ff- "7 3 'V' -' 3-va .. .a"a"w-a's X' 1- , f 4. J-nz "'?2ff'4g,,' 52138 ' n 'film ' 'M " w' QQ i . , ,, , A . , AVI ML la V- ,,,.. - a' 1 V..:4.- Y ,., 3 'Aw gbwrfwff 11,434 n .fs. .:g,.if 1,5--urrdf s 'h.,,,,,,, ai'6:,,,,,x,1nl25:K::,1-1 NL-1?4m ,. Q N. in A , , . - . . an -eg ,., , ' . 1-,Vw , .v.1.--g.- ' ,,1 , . 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TRIBUTE TO THE TEAM . . . was made aT The VicTory Dance in The girls' gym following The Palo Duro faoTbaIl game which The Sandies and Tool: Their TirsT undefeaTed season in Ten years, Coach Joe Kerbel and his Team appeared aT The dance. THHAII. THE CONQUERIHG HER WAS THEME OF VICTORY DAN ATTer The regular season closed wiTh a vicTory over T Palo Duro Dons, The Tans meT in The girls' gymnasiu and paid TribuTe To Their Team in a VicTory Dance on N 23. Coach Joe Kerbel and The Team were honored guesl and made a brieT appearance. This was Tollowed by "TirsT" Tor Sandieland when The cheerleaders held an Orie Tal AucTion and sold picTures oT The members oT The Tear Some wenT Tor loTs, some Tor noT so loTs. The picTur1 appear in The TooTball secTion oT This ediTion. Procee4 wenT To pay some oT The expenses oT The cheerleaders T The bi-disTricT game The nexT week in ForT WorTh. AT RIGHT . . . STudenTs wave To The aucTioneer Tor aTTen- Tion during The sale of picTures in The Torm oT an old Time OrienTal AucTion, parT of The floor show aT The Vicfory Dance, Nov. 23. S GOT ONE . . . Cheerleader Ronnie RoberTson Tinds a buyer Tor one of The football player picTures from The aucTioneer's PICTURE FOR A PENNY . . . Bill GarreTT displays one OT The picTures which were aucTioned during The Tloor show oT The evening- Page272 sfand- 4" in, Q 11--f-L ,DMR TOO OOPED TO . . . Amarillo sfudenfs s'I'op for a resf somewhere in Tennessee on fheir long bus journey fo 'rhe lnfernafional meefing. THIS WAS HOME SWEET . . . 'lhe bus was fhe sfudenfs' home away from home. 'Twas where fhey afe, slepf, wrofe posfal cards. efc.. while fhey fraveled. ELEVEN ALLIED YOUTH MEMBERS TREK T0 BUCKNILL FALLS, PENNSYLVANIA As fhe frosl' lighfs on 'lhe pumpkin and fhe harvesf is abouf 'lo b gafhered, fhe commiffee chairmen and sfudenf officers of fhe Sa djeland Allied Youfh Posf prepare for 'lheir annual journey 'ro Buc hill Ealls, 'Pe'nnsylvania, and fhe lnfernalional meeling. As in fh pasf, fhis year was no excepfion for 'rhe sfudenfs of Sandieland' Posf, as some 'len members and one yearbook phofographer mad fhe frek of some fwo fhousand miles via bus. The resulfs of fh meefing were a few fired, buf found AHS achieving fhe lnferna fional co-chairmanship in David Park, presidenf of fhe Amarill Posf and of fhe enfire Soufhwesfern region. David will aH'end fh meefing nexl' year, alfhough he will have been graduafed by fha fime. Ofher Sandieland sfudenfs who affended fhis year were Mary Thomas, Mary Alice Lokey, Beffy Brown, Dick McKay, Myr Ann Sfanley, Alfred Glenn, Glenn Milligan, Kay Kendrick and Park Picfures on fhis page and in fhe club secfion were faken by Rober McKenzie, who wenf along al' fhe expense of fhis volume fo cove fhe 'lrek phofographically, anofher firsf for Sandieland. The grou mel' wilh olher sfudenfs in fhe Soufhwesfern Area af Forf Smifh, Arkansas, and fraveled on fhrough Tennessee and on fo Washing- fon. They 'look a side 'rrip fo New York Cify, also +o 'lhe hisforic sifes in Pennsylvania in addifion fo 'lheir sfay al fhe Buckhill Falls Inn. Allied Youfh is one of fhe largesf organizafions on fhe campus and is 'lhe group which is insfrumenfal in showing fhe feen-ager +ha'l fun can be had wifhouf 'lhe use of alcohol. NO DAVY CROCKETT . . . The priceless heri'lag4 PALS WITH CHOW, WOW! . . . Sandieland AY of democracy in 'lhe form of a cracked bell is one O delegafes made fhe mosl fun wifh a group from Mc- The sifes which Amarillo sfudenfs viewed while el Kinney, Texas, as seen in 'lhis piclure below. roufe 'lo Buckhill Falls. Page 274 -1 1 ABOARD . . . for Buckhill Halls, Pennsyl- 1, are Soulhwesfern Allied Youlh delegales mel' in Forl' Smilh, Arkansas, 'ro journey l'her. AMW R THE BALL . . . al Buckhill Falls members e group frolic prior 'lo 'lhe long bus 'l'rip which look several days. SOUTHERN BELL . . . Mary Thomas is picfured as she 'lakes in 'rhe inferior of lndependence Hall in Philadelphia She is in +he chamber where our forefalhers worked oul fhe paH'ern for democracy THIS l BELIEVE . . . Panel members al lhe lnlernalional meeling For Allied Youlh mel' in groups such as lhe one piclured above during 'lhe slay al' Buclchill Falls. Ten Amarillo High School sludenls aHended l'he meelin Q. MEMORIES . . . boy cheerleaders composed a quar1'e+ during +he play-off rallies and iold of fhe con- quesis of +he Golden Sands+orm 'rhrough +he year. Jeff Ingham, head cheerleader, served as mas+er-of- ceremonies. LIKE ANOTHER FOOTBALL SEASON DURING PLAY-OFF RALLI "l+'s almosi like REALLY s+ar+ing 'rhe fooiball season," was one of ihe girlish fan's remarks aboui' +he play-off series. We had romped over len opponenis wi+h li'H'le e'Ffor+ exiended for eleven weeks lone week off for good behavior and an open daiel bu+ now ihe games +ha+ really coun+ed were upon us. Affer 'lhe Palo Duro +iI+, ihe Sandies were 'io meei 'rhe Paschal Pan'l'hers of Fori' Worih in fhe bi-dis+ric+ game ihe nigh? af+er Thanksgiving Day. The Panihers had been beaien once by +he Sandies in non-conference game. This was also 'ihe case las+ yea when +he Paschal +eam surprised ihe Sandies I3-7 weni on inio ihe play-offs +hemselves. The siudeni was high and each one knew 'Thai 'Phe Sandies +heir supporf +o ge+ pasi' 'lhe dangerous Panihers second 'lime in Cow Town. AGGIE YELL - - -.PflnCl.Pal.N0'man OFF GUARD . . . Members of 'rhe Vigilanies siand behind +he +eam during + asked Siudenis +0 'om l"m 'n '3 Yell rallies 'io give an exira push io ihe spiril. The 'leam remains sealed 'rhroughc of mofion 'loward 'Phe fooiball ieam. me enme rally' Sz 1 HOW-DEE-DO . . . Sandie +ri-capfanns J. W. Will l73l. Soapy Sudbury ll5l and Billie Whife l65l greel Abilene caplains prior +o 'rhe quar+er-final game. F I I HEAR THIS . . . Coach Joe Kerbel gives a word WE YELL, TOO . . . bafon 'rwirlers from fhe Golden Sandie couragemenl' 'lo quar+erback Soapy Sudbury during Band add +o 'rhe cheers from +he slands during 'rhe Abilene lay-off game wilh Abilene from +he sidelines. play-off game. The band was sea+ed on 'lhe fraclc. 5. 3 Mlwrrwwga NO TONSILS HERE . . . Kris Shores, lefl, and Gwyn Combs supporl' lhe l'eam wilh a hearly cheer during +he Abi- lene quarler-finals game held in Amarillo sfadium on Dec. 7. Tickels 'lo lhe confesl' were available only +o Sandie- land sludenfs and a sell-oul crowd was on hand. page 277 GENERAL ADMlSSlON, PLEASE . . , As lhe gales opened shorily afler 'fhe noon whisile for 'iho Abilene lili. lhe 'rownspeople rushed in and 'look 'fheir places in The general admission seals in 'iho iemporary bleachers in The end zone. A record crowd of some 22,000 saw The coniesf. END OF SEASON COMES ABRIIPHY IN "DREAM GAME" The dream game of +he age was played in lhe Amarillo siadium on Dec. 7 as ihe Golden Sfandsform mel +he Abilene Eagles in The Texas Inierscholaslic League quarier-finals. Bolh 'Teams had besied lheir bi- disiricl foes. The Sandies +ool: Paschal of Fori Worfh and ihe Eagles had defeaied The Ausiin boys from El Paso. Abilene had won 48 sfraighf games, and The 'lime was ripe for a group of Sandies io s+op +ha+ record. Buf, as lhe ball bounced, fhe boys from The one high school in Wes? Texas made ii 49 games and wen? on lo ihe Semi-Finals fhe nexl weelr againsl 'rhe Highland Parlr Scollies. lThe Scoilies won ihis one on penelralions in Dallas +he nexl weelnl The game was everylhing ihe some 22,000 had expecled. H was a brillianl display of offense and powerful defense. The wealher cooperafed and didn'+ give an indicailon of becoming 'foul unlil afler The game. ll was a hard loss 'ro lalce, bul fhe men of Sandieland showed lheir sporismanship ai all limes. I+ was a sudden end fo a long irail which had begun on Sepf. l3, Bul, Chrisfmas was iusl around fhe calendar corner and lhe sludenis and ieam showed ihey could lose and siill lceep Their chins up high. " 15 is Q r' wh?:'ii:'ah.ini VE: P 'lsll"A',sh.'i bf lk fi- if A 'A' 'hifi A es A 4, he e as r 1.".i.",.l'ix",f'f" z- lg h Yi 5 f ls h as A A 5' .fps-E552 EAGLE . . . As a salufe +o The visirors ihe Sandie Volunleers '57 . . . Was anofher of the new s+uden+s sfunfs by 'ihe sor formed a gianf eagle during 'lhe half-lime show. 700 members of lhe card seclion ihaf dav Page 278 ,h "i?if5i3T-5T3'5:i5S5gb35ii53'552?F3QgFi9'5 5553:-1 3233483137 .J.:?' JI? .4 'diffs-3f.i?JJ:yjfs'i35fJ:Ijgrv3:! 51:1 "' A W , 1 f 'KM We i A f al ellis' 4 ii Jig: 'N' ,. V: lr P " as iw :Mfr ,L -W -Y-f--fa gygig V K x J,,'7,.fAi' M, is -efforts' nwi,,K aah.-was N xg . I . gp 1 pf :f'erw1e'g??L4g,,Jsfrt in it ix J, .ysidfe emi!! Eff V, 1 If,-'lff"' lull af us - 4... KED LIKE DUSTERS . . . The some 22,000 fans crowded ihe Amarillo Sfadium 'lo comprise +he largesf audience for an afhlelic eveni in hisfory of The Golden Spread. This aerial pholograph by Lesf Williams of 'the Amarillo Daily News s'l'a'ff shows fhe mammofh number 'cling fhe bowl. APS . , . The blaclr and gold cards salufed +he members of 'lhe VICTORY BELL . . . bofh feams had one fhaf day, and lhe Volun- ionship leams playing in a "dream game." feers picfured if in bolh schools' colors. Page 279 CHRISTMAS IN THE AIR . . . A Iradifional even'I ai Sandieland each Chrisfmas is 'Il-ie moving carol singing of +l1e Bel Canfo Chorale Ihrough fhe halls during fhe sixfh and lasf period prior fo 'the dismissal for 'Ihe holidays. The singers' voices echo Ihroughouf Sandieland for hours. CHRISTMAS GIVES SANDIES HOLIDAYS OF REST. WORSIII' Highlighf of 'Ihe Yule Season af Sandieland is fhe annual offering 'I' fhe ChiIdren's home where each sfudenf brings a can offering fo fhei' homeroom Iocafion. All Ihese giffs are presenfed on 'Ihe sfage during Ihe assembly period 'ro Ihe superinfendenf and a couple of youngsferi from 'rhe home, The offering was originally called 'fhe Thousand Cai Movemenf, buf Ihe Iofal cans usually doubles Ihaf now. O'Iher evenf during Ihe fesfive season include parfies by club groups and deparf men+s. The period of fime prior Io fhe holidays is a busy one for Ihe choirs which are aslred fo perform af counfless church and civic mee'I'1 ings. Many Sandieland sfudenfs find work as "exIras" in fhe cify': sfores and ofher businesses. The season usually brings counfless gradui afes back Io Ihe 'Irophy-lined halls for a visif wifh Iheir feachers anc friends. The holidays began af 3:35 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 20 and rar Il-:rough New Year's Day. Classes began again on Thursday, January 2. One group of Sandieland s+uden+s had a fine Irip during II-ie holidays Isee following pagesl as 'Ihe Iop fhree finalisfs and members of fha La Airosa sfaff wenf fo Hollywood for iudging for The Miss Sandie land confesf. AT LEFT . . . Popular among Ihe Chrisfmas parfies is +his one repre- senfaiive of Ihe land sfudenfs of Spanish are sfudying. P, if, f' ,,,,, 4 4 1 J Q7 - ,ww 1 . 1 as mln' 1' Q 'M 47. X f, , :.,,f"m'7 Y m .I hiv, , 2 '..'L!Jg,',' ,sh W.. A1 ?:,!,i A xg. X . 1 , -rp sf -:Q ' ,Y-gb. 5, 2? .Mg , , ,1 i M,, 1 is gn , K k '- v as W 4 A w'is QUR ir R RFQ. f +3 5, .Ng ...rg A wig 'MQ slw fi? 3 . 5 ww' H+ QM J ,fi-'fy my L f 4' 2 - 11' X 5 ag , Q fs V 1 Q if J' YI Q M A? 5 Q 1, fb 3 1 f fs Q 2?- ,sfz Q mfmggiy ...M-nd QM 3? x , -is .af My , ' I k f gig' 'EEL' ' Uqagf 4 Bi, 5 i ,Z WZ Q A "Ma x f I ,Y C .,, ,M ,,, X. - is v., J B. iff! wa ' EDN' ? Q 'ff ,. f.,f-.YA ' 1 Q xj, 1854 gism Inn. -if .- Jus' , sw" fm M .wwf fn:-A . . 1 "'k'x 3 5 4 1 5 1 mum' T MQ 1.1 :fd ' z Y W-,ww-um.-Y 0. , wemnww. , N. K 2 ia if " W u ,1Q, 5 . Q Iflzv ' E51 4 f -h - 1, 1 1: , ,., ggi? DISNEYLAND TOUR Members of fhe irouoe which visifed 'rhe magic lringdom wi+h ihe Miss Sandieland finalisfs are J. F. Paschal, Lynda Ausfin, Terry Liiihe, Eva Jo Miller, Jeff Ingham, Sieve Wilson, Sylvia Ramsey, Judy Sufion, Ed Blackburn, Melany McAfee, Peggy Rif- ienberry and Miss Jane Williams. Noi pic- rured are Jim Bob Hodge, David Parl: and Larry McFa+her. Here, fhe group said fhe pledge fo ihe Texas flag. cas WITH THE BIG BOYS . . . FinaIisTs in The Miss Sandieland conTesT rre picTured wiTh movie sTar Fess Parker aTTer he iudged The conTesT in The p.ibIic reIaTions office aT Disneyland Park. The girls are Eva Jo Miller, Melaney McATee and Sylvia Ramsey. DON'T CHA SEE . . . EcIiTor-in4ChieT Terry LiTTIe discusses The judging wiTh Fess Parker aT DisneyIand's CiTy Hall prior To The conTesT. Terry was hairy aT The Time. D--- '1oL A LITTLE BIT OF SANDIELAND AT DlSNEY'S MAGIC KINGDOM The sounds oT The Tive-eighThs size of an American ciTy abouT The Turn of The cenTury rose Trom The ouTside windows and The mighfy Torm of a mar enTered as Three Sandieland conTesTanTs Tor The TiTIe oT Miss Sandieland were Tense and nervous. The escorTs had been sTaTioned ouTsicIe The waiTing room. The cameras were poised, ready Tor The call "roI 'em" as The beauTies and The movie sTar were To mee1 and have a Triendly chaT. This was The seTTing Tor The Miss Sandieland conTesT in The public re'aTions ofTice aT Disneyland on Dec. 28 when Eva Jo Miller, Mel Ianey McATee and Sylvia Ramsey waiTed To Talk wiTI Fess Parker, Disney acTor who iudged The TinaIisTs anc made The seIecTion revealed on page 22I oT This edi Tion. The girls Talked wiTh Parker for several minuTes Then he was Torced To make his decision. The Sandie Tolk IeTT Teeling The Disney Tolk were aI::ouT The greaT esT They had ever meT. SENSATIONAL POPULARITY BALL REVEALS FAVORITES On January 25 fhe fop four gurls and top four boys in each class were presenfed fo 'l'heir peers ai' fhe annual Populari+y Ball. In addi+ion, Mr. and Miss A.H.S. were announced. The Ball, one of SandieIand's mos+ sensaiional social siomps, was held earlier fhis year 'H1an in previous years for fhe yearbook sfaff +o gef fheir copy 'I'o fhe priniers by February Is+. Sfudenfs nominafed 'iheir friends for fhe favorife role fhrough peiifions wifh 'fiffy names from fhe class fhe nominee was in. One fcon"r on 2881 w, . 53 W :S as X STRETCH THAT BALE . . . JeTT Ingham and Terry LiTTle encase Bill ScoTT in galvanized poulTry neTTing in preparaTion Tor The Tinished casTle Tor The presenTaTion. Pop Ball . . . lcon'T Trom 2871 elecTion was held and The resulTs were known only To The members oT The La Airosa ediTorial board. In The case oT Mr. and Miss A.H.S., a run-oTT was held wiTh Ken Lanyon, B. T. Tucker, JeTT Ingham, and Jerry Spearman compeTing Tor The male honor. The girls were PaTsy Crabb, Anne RoberTs, Ginger GilberT, and Barbara Wilbanks. Senior Top Tour oTher Than The TavoriTes, JeTT Ingham and Ginger GilberT, were: Ken Lanyon, Joe Ted Davidson, Billy WhiTe, Allee CurTis, Bar- bara Wilbanks, and Mary Hughes McCue. Junior personaliTies oTher Than winners Mal WhiT- seTT and Gail BenneTT, were: George BecqueT, Tommy York, STeve Arden, Susy Askew, MarTha Amos, and BeTTy Brown. Sophomores named Don Broom and Judy Clay- Ton Trom a lisT which included James Morgan, Szabi Nagy, Currie BechTold, Glenda RoberTs, Diane Russell, and Jeanie Faire. The ball was held in The second Tloor "girl's gymnasTic ballroom," beginning aT 8 o'clock and running Through midnighT. Snozz Dunn and his OrchesTra played Tor dancing unTil The l0:30 pro- gram and presenTaTion Time, which was wiTnessed by approximaTely Tive hundred sTudenTs and parenTs. The pop ball show, a TradiTion in recenT years, was builT around The "HamleT on Rye" skiT. Follow- ing The show The TwenTy-eighT personaliTies were presenTed wiTh The winners being announced by The Miss Sandieland TinalisTs. 1 :Wx LOT OF RUNNING NOSES . . . a case oT pure white Kleenex H-O-M-E-HOME! . . . Harpies hard at work on The Seaman's was applied To The poulTry neTTing Trame by La Airosa sTaTT mem- Home are Eva Jo Miller, Velma Arnold and CynThia Morgan L..,.. +,. cfm.. s nfmrmsnk ranlim af +he Disnevland casTle. pm, -mg who add finishing Touches To This phase of The seT. s ll A 1 2 Q W s A A 9 1 I sy f ? ,lf ,Q N W UVM' 'SQ ,. A A OPENING CHORUS MEMBERS . . . sang fhe rousing "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" for fhe populous and sef fhe sfage for 'lhe fragic-comedy which followed. IN MY TEABAG . . . Hamlef fools around wifh his fafher and friend looking on wifh 'lhe old "nasfy fear in my feabag" bil from The "Hamlef" skil. Ophelia, lBELOWl fries fo kick a bif in her big shoes. I-' ' ' Pop Ball . . . 'HAMLET' SKIT TELLS OF MURDER AND WOE "Hamlef On Rye" was fhe feafure of fhe annual Populeri Ball program, which was repeafed by special requesf for f year's dance. Jeff Ingham, senior favorife and quick-chan arfisf, played fhe leading role of Hamlef. His friend, Horafi was porlrayed by Ed Blackburn. The Ghosf of Hamlef's Fafh was played by Sfewarf Slafer. Surprise, special guesf of f evening was Miss Jane Williams, sophomore counselor, w played Lady Ophelia. The play was preluded by fhe openi chorus of some 'len courf jesfers, who included Hamlef, Horafi Sandy Selfle, Carol Gaffis, Jim Bob Hodge, Lydia Mafhe Jakie Nickolson, Rebecca Horlensfine, Tommy Price and R becca Herring. A group of girls comprised fhe Seaman Home and performed fhree numbers. They were: Burfon Moore, Sylvia Ramsey, Jeni Swenson, Sandy Seffles, Eva Miller, Cynfhia Miller, Judy Suffon and Peggy Riffenberr The group sang "Chess and Checkers" as an ensemble. Peg sang "Wonderful Guy." And, Burfonell sang "l Hafe Men Members of fhe casl' were freafed wifh a breakfasf af Horafio real-life home affer The show. HELLO, DEAR FRIEND . . . Hamlef greefs Horafio af beginning of each acf wifh fhe same scripf. Pily, fhey could have been more original! Buf, someone was lafel 1 M KN .T f 2. .W , 54 ' 2 5 4 - f ,F A, Q fa- M, , JO . . . The ghosi of Hamle+'s fafher appears on fhe scene and HAMIE BOY . . . Lady Ophelia is noi' so impressed as her alces his presence lmown wifh fhe 'rradilional sounds from ihe far efhereal spouse abouf +he prospec+s of 'Phe ihrone. She politely yond. Horafio lislens, as he is Hamlel's friend. Kills him in fhe nexf scene wiih Hamlel"s own personal dagger. I 1 E , e 2 A s VM AS CORNY AS KANSAS IN AUGUST . . . Peggy Rilfenberry 'lells her friends 'From fhe Seaman's Home in her solo 'Wonderful Guy," which feafured a dance roufine by Eva Jo Miller. This was followed by a solo, "l Hale Men," sung by Surfonell Moore. Page 29I iii? S OUT OF THE CASTLE . . . came fhe favorife candidafes lhe THE ENVELOPE PLEASE . . . Eva Jo Miller is abou? +o reveal 'I' boys on lhe lefl' and fhe girls on fhe right The sophomore couple Ginger Gilberf is fhe senior girl 'iavorile as Terry Liffle, Mas? above is Szabi Nagy and Glenda Rober+s. Oi-Ceremonies looks on. MOST POPULAR . . . are 'lhe iops of iheir class chosen by ihe balloiing. They are, Gail BenneH and Mal Whiiselh seniors Ginger Gilberf and Jeff Ingham: and sophomores Judy Clayion and Don Broom who posed for phofographers following 'the presenfafion. FRDNTIERLAND me Suvvgirens V A N E, ....... 4 QVSA - A 0 .- .....,A . mir,---LQ X s G - 0 0 "',k::' "" ' u ' ""- --A--L1111.- Z to H .4 np ..., ,,,, ki V7 1 -- ., 1 ,ff-if .V 4 22 ' mi , 0 , f i ' . 4 ' -iw ! E' 0145! 'D EN 7' . -. 0 . 4 15.-5' I 4 4 -iff Exe? ' K 41" V " .-gf' ki?-.:.'1afEi'is: 'iwlfii L-- -ff r LM, Q - ...DEDICATED T0 THE EAR jgiu FIV . :!g.lleiZlff J - .D Mfr Y I' :' 1 R Y - WEA -fr 1- .Zr , gg, " 3, 4, X1.,,.f,,,, f--X K-:ij,,2 n XX VX! Q X Q5V v!1f ' X S ,X ' , ,xi 2 , I x C, if I., ii f, , ,N , XX -x X 1 gf' lag'-' 'I A, X l T. f ff , H ,"'., ' SUPPORTERS . .- The days of ihe heariy Wesfernlfalcggagbr . . . . . of a fronfier long passbdfgsl- ri' . . . are reminisceni of . . . ' . . . 'those faiihful men ofbusfneis. . . . . . . who sulppori Sandies I'ikE',: Ed Blackburn... 7 ' . . . Melaney McAfee, Ev? 'lo Miller . . . . . and Terry LiHIE. 1 I A -LM ' ? A W gi . .gn " " " ww ,, , v 45+ 1- X. .Q .az 'N QIV, - kt L:-N., 'ae 1 ' ' if ,M N .,. if 5 if , 5 L: j 2 1 - A A ' W Vf .V gwx-Mwffff aswwffyf-fa, A we ' , Q ,Q?'A .Q . 'JM . Q ff' 4 1' l The Supporters Adverlisemenls ' 297 Followed By Index And Summer Supple- menl' Ho be a'r+acl1edl JOYCE PERRY p 9 294, -Business Manage SANTA FE 81 DISNEYLAND passenger frarn powered by 5 8 scale model ol The E P Rrpley reproduczrron of one ol The early day locomo -' tives on The Santa Fe Railway 01,1115-3 VISITORS TC DISNEYLAND wlwo wrslw to rude on a lrerglwt train can board The 5 8 scale cattle car and gondola car Trarn from this Frontlerland sfafron 97 A I DW' Msvw Same Cheer Lea W NW 64: AMARILLO HIGH CHEERLEADERS ARE PICTURED VISITING WALT DISNEY S MAGIC KINGDOM IN JULY I957 CONGRATUATIONS TO THOSE FINE SANDIE CHEERLEADERS WHO HELPED MAKE THE NEWS AND NOISE AT SANDIELAND DURING THE 1957 58 SCHOOL YEAR A N G E L U S D R U G 3255 Wes+ Slxfh Avenue Phone DRaIce 2-04I6 VV WXw WXfwW: WESTHAVEN GARDEN SHOP 2740 Wesfhaven Village FLee1'wood 6-4500 Recordmgs W S Yes we sell the fabulous Dlsneylalld PANHANDLE RADIO 8. TV DR 6 9333 I Ill lllllu nl I MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Amorlllo s Dcuytlme Goodtume SWlFT'S ICE CREAM I o 6 I4 esI ixI'eenI'h - Ill lllll ll ll Ill I G IIIII n I 0 i ..mu. EIILTEE gl ...ni 1. I' II 15.- -:ll i E :?,,. TCDAYS STUDENTS E i fi-a L f X Ni Q65 'FV TOMORROW S CITIZENS a+ Sand leland have all been phofographed by PALO DURO STUDIO I003 W. I8Ih DR 3-8750 Ar: D Phfo p EI p F-Q11 1 ,. I I -I-g ' I Q I- -11: 'QE' "'- .lr-Q 2 19' J' I T Q2 K fr 7 f I -i-is 0 7' M B , "lf:-Q-4131111 iL Ei: , - ' I I jfzl -r Fi ff ' Ie .-ef J ' ' 14?-i'.':-I 'O I R -N X ix IRQ I W x ' f I' "I A- , if .K Xf 1 V! I IIQI: II I L ,A I" H , --1 I P9 FI 6-6233 AMARILLO EXTERMINATING COMPANY no IT .+R no IT INSECTICIDES W D Vaughan Amar llo Texas 36I6 Lamar Phone FL 6-253I Royal Crown Cola an Nehl Flavors Befler Tasle Calls For N E A L ' S CHARCOAL BROILER 900 N E 81h DR 4 350I Grocery 84 Market 6+h 8: Tennessee Phone DR 4-534I R L Rsmff - Co-Owne S - v E smmpue WHERE vuaen xl LEE LIVE RATLIFF Our Very BesI' Wshes LA AIROSA For a M051 S ccessl l Yea PANHANDLE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO aol wen 6+h DR 2 0924 Oufcloo Ad erf ng S ce I908 N I C Il 0 L S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE INC Arhsi' Supplies an Plcfure Framing Y' if 62524 SEVEN ELEVEN WEST SIXTH W. . . ' r . . ' T T fo - d - . u u r r v isi in in Amarillo and 2I Texas Panhandle Towns. , . 6"W3'Q-I Choice Mea'rs f Complimenls of Free Delivery if HYMIE Packing House Dlarket DR22288 27l6 Easi 3rcl GLEN ELLIOTT Owner PLANNING ON THIS LA AIROSA BEGAN WITH RICE S yi DR R B NORMAN speaks ai openlng session Q of La Anrosa Yearbook Clmlc rn Seplember which opened wrI'h 'Ihe Iradrhonal luck off banquel' al' RICE S DINING DINING SALON Members of +he siaff are fo congrafulafed on fhelr fine bool: We were glad 'lo Lu..LIiI..II...I Ei' be a par? of fhe preparahon vos N E EIGHTH AMARILLO TEXAS HOUSEHOLD General Fmanee Co C9 Aulomobule Loans 9 Sugnalure Loans l-louse ol Frugldalre 806 W 7'lh DR 2-45l3 909 Tyler DR 2 672l W' J LQ 'I :1.. . , ,t I I 0 D I I . . . . - p . S 1 7 S 0 ' . be Kill.. . p - ' . an r In 'I . . O . . Th ' Page 303 BUY M H ms WS FIEQEEAP ICH ENR 11125 ff mm AI Your Favorite Grocer s AMARILLOS COMPLETE TOY STORE Knorplfs Toyland Membe of Toy Guudance Councl 522 w. I6+h DR 4-7587 IIIIIIIIIN INW5' Phone DRake 4 3282 Financing 207 Wes? Ssxfh Sfocks 8: Bonds Amarillo Texas WSI Wifi! 1 L PLAINS PLUMBING CO , INC I30I W 7+h Phone DR 6 6375 ZWEIG 8 BAILEY SERVICE STATION TI-IEO ZWEIG T P BAILEY DR 6 9305 I6'Ih 8: Monroe TEX AIR GAS COMPANY INCORPORATED Welding and IndusIrlaI Supplues Manufacfurers of Tex Amr Oxygen and Acefylene I-Ieluum AMARILLO 2II I3 Buchanan DR 6 8277 I l l .wx .I IX M'mm,,p-.if I Iam! I - A .1w""'- .lffrn 1 fe + I II ' ff, O Q , . F I I I Page 304 FOR CAREER GUIDANCE Flrst Baptist Church 'N' THE FIELDS OF Offnce e a'I' TI1lrI'een+I1 Techmcal SHAW Amaruo Te as Empoyment Service sub Fusk snag DR 6 ssl In Tylr ' I, x DORCHESTER CORPORATION AMARILLO Producers Marketers DORCO MOTOR FUELS Besi' Washes Eagle Pamt rom Company, Inc Glldden Pamfs Exquxssfe Wallpapers Decorafor Supplies AMARILLO S FINEST 2400 W 7+h Avenue 4006 Washnngion f . HERRING Page 305 orated DB SOTO PLYMOUTH Best Wlshes Io all Ilwe I me Iollqs In Sand e land rom your Ir e cls al Ilwe Wmlli Ifilrml TIIIIIEIIIIUIIIIIHII' JIIZIIIITEII LOMAX FINE FOODS 322W IS I1 DR 45633 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY anne sums Q -IAM IVR DR24I62 8I8 PoIIc DR 40685 206 W. I6 'lr PRINTING 8. LITHOGRAPHING 'ir OFFICE nl' OFFICE 'A' OFFICE ak OFFICE FORMS MACHINES EQUIPMENT Q In V INSU5vANCEj I fl f' ,if glijqrlwnqll . . . I I A'l11-U ,I r,'t,Lql.IH!If Eg.r!,5g,lE-Qlgk mlm Ie - , I Q56 rl 25 I l' I I IM . ' ,,m.IIlA I Ip , . -F I ll In: :O ' ' ' I n F l I FQEIE li IE 3, ,Ir li l' I 3 qlf' ww :lv-A 5 A ll Il- , sil l I , f q I I n . es ixf - .I , Q ' , ., if . I . - x f, 32? a . a ' I a FI . 1 'r-355553 nfs I 74 X Y Y - ,. K ,X- M W J .,.... L N I a -,. ' ' .Jive .4 .,. K 13: w. vih Avo. geonnk 4-5301 f PX AMARILLO. TEXAS vi Pg 306 FURNITURE Diamonds - Wafclnes - Jewelry Silverware - Appliances - Luggage - Cameras Congrafulalions Seniors A QATWHOLESALE MART "Serving Ihe Greaf Sou'rI'1wes+" DR 4-7044 II5 E. Fi'FI'h S+ree'I' Amarillo, Texas FULL BUSINESS COURSE FOR SECRETARIES, TYPISTS. BOOKKEEPERS, COURT REPORTERS, AND CIVIL SERVICE. GREG6 SHORTHAND AND HI-SPEED LONGHAND WRITING TO TAKE NOTES IN COLLEGE. AMARILLO SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Complefe Secrelarial Course 800 Jefferson Mrs. Bess Orr Foringer DR 2-3594 Willis and Company -5PEClAL'ST5- ELKINS FRUIT CO. We Pamper Fine Clolhes THREE HOUR SPECIAL SERVICE 500 W- 2nd DR 2-5503 3I3 Wes'I' IOI'I1 Pag C a CHECKER CAB DR 68211 M A X OIL HAGEMAN'S CAFETERIA Use One Quarl IH Your Servmg N on ll 6 m 2 P ven n 5 pm 8 m Closed Monday Plnl' In Your Gas Tank GREEN ACRES PHARMACY Y0UVNe'9l1b0"lW00Cl L lalnd PRINTING COMPANY Ph al-macy Dushnchve Lefferpress 8: Offsef Prmhrs F D I 607 Wesf Seven+h Avenue ree e Iver Y Phone DR 3 I552 3 IOI Plains Blvd DR 2 5557 Amarillo Texas Complnmenls of FLOYD W RICHARDS GENERAL CONTRACTOR DR 2-5572 SI I Wes? 5'I'h - ' o : . . - .m. E I gr . . - p. . Cranlccase . . . Use One l02 E 0+h DR 3 2l05 CLYDE YOES Proprse+or Y U E S V000 WEBB LUMBER COMPANY HOME FURNISHING STORE Amarlllos Flnesf Decorafors .200 wes+ nh DR 3 4366 Drapery Upholsfery Curfalns Slip Covers CLl"l'l0CLlfL 0 QP5 Our Business ls Nuts Candy 8 Gum IOOO W 5'H1 DRalre 6 738I W A R ll S GIFT and VARIETY wANSlNG'S Complefe Lme of School Supplues COUNTRY SAUSAGE 4004 B Washmgfon DR 4 0040 Page 399 Compllmenfs of LX CATTLE COMPANY BETTY CHILDERS Presiden+ GRADY PAUL STQJCKYARD SERVICE d GARAGE srusss RATHBUN an LUMBER coMPANv W3dS+ DR453I3 l DR3II29 O B WJ? Su S RAMEY CONSTRUCTION C0 INC 709 P Ik BAGS d HOSIERY Gm Furs X- Sales X- Service 406 I2 Buchanan S+ Phone DR 3 4378 Complefe Aufomoiive Service al Wes ern Sfoclcyards I7l9 . r reef - - P. . ox l508 I I' C o Amarillo, Texas an 'rhe Fashion Cenler of +he Panhandle I G -fx J 4' ' -U CONGRATULATIONS S C 0 T T SENIORS '58 Lumber FATE BAKERY I4-04 Wesi' I5'H1 Company on 3-5083 Your Bakery For Wedding - Birrhday - Parry I30I E. I0+h DR 3-2828 C A K E S I fp if C In 'rhe Panhandle Since l897 Q OSGOOD MONUMENT Nunn Electric "Dependable Service Since l906" Corporation 270l Buchanan DR 3-6614 See General Flrst CFFICE SUPPLY GATLIN'S ir 'fbfcgwu MW H A M A R I L L O S FIRST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY AMABILLO GARAGE and STORAGE P p66Jb CREST CLEANERS 4oz6w h 9+ 40 s w h 9+ Dnawol IDX num A Bmmu 911 W Sth DR 6 8263 HAYNES OK CLEANERS l4l6W 'IISII1 Amar Ilo s Frnesf Clean ng DEASON S 2225 P Ik D IDR 2 I266 0 'A' : E ' Ladies ea -o-Wear Togsfor os8fT ' 02 o. as In on - 2I7 Bar'FieIcI Bldg. DR 2-6703 S ob er Lee Tires as in on SS I ' 5 I 7 o ia - soo Tyler DR 3 2873 Dlslrlbulors of BARBER and BEAUTY coffee a co SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT ZI3 W uh DR 26729 In Amarillo Southwest Co. of Texas DOUBLE Polk ai' I4+l1 SANDIELAND S MOST POPULAR GATHERING PLACE WFSTERN Congralulaluonsl BUSINESS SUPPLY Se 'CFS 58 59 60 Office Supplles BEPPERT BEEBE Furmlure 8: Equlpmenl LUMBER COMPANY 24ll Wesl' 6'l'h DR 2 8333 709 Van Buren 9 "Home of Hwe World's Besi' DR 2.3237 am an wlc " o in ve. NARo's MERBIMANQS DRWE 'NN FINE Foons H S d 'h 2I2l 2900 W Ifl A DR 4-48II For the Best in Rociio Listening- 19 Hours ca Day 1010 on Your Dlol MUSIC A NEWS 'A' SPORTS CRETNEY DRUG STQRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 'soo W " 9+ DR 3 '7'8 cannon CLEANERS AMARILLO TEXAS CLEANING -Av PRESSING FREE Delivery Service BQRGER pAMpA DR 6 bI93 2I I9 W sh gi' as in on - - Specialisis in Prescripiions - V . ' J. S. Lockhari - - a in o Washingion DON T GET MARRIED Un+l You See O Wedd ng In 1'a+o s o're Napk ns H 'IJLCO II9W 6+h DR277II SHORTY B ll A T T 0 N Insurance Agency 2l08W 6I'h DR6935I FOR SPORT CARS IMPORTS S66 BOB CBUIlGlNGTON Bull Bearden Service Station Ca pe+ Makes If Home DR 6 6863 2l23 Washlngion CASEY CARPET C0 9:4 Polk S+ DR 3 I78l Congrafuahons Sensors J. B.. COE LUMBER C0. BEARD 8: STONE Lincoln ai' IHI1 Avenue DR 2-l234 ELECTRIC CO. INC. 700 E. I0+h Amarillo Cawthorn,s Servlee 34th 8: Washington Ph DR 2-7984 Expert Washing Lubrication Upholstery Shampooung Polish 84 Waxing Farnsworth Automatic Transmission Co . P O . AMARILLO TEXAS FLOWERS Personal Service DR 2-4352 I8I0 Washington rrlgfigii 6 World s Largest Cattle Auction Trading Post 8: Market Report Daily 7 A.M. KGNC 7I0 kc E B Johnson Jay Taylor M T Johnson, Jr JayR Taylor Telephone DR 6-8I I6 PHILLIPS PARKMOOR Amarillo s Finest Restaurant F D Hack Phnllrps Ibth at Madison Amarillo Texas no 5 STUDIO KODAK FINISHING FINE PHOTOGRAPHS I222 W I0+h Thinking ot Carpet Remember the Alamo at the Carpet Corner I0th 8: Monroe DR 2 8337 MAD THAD C I . I II I ll I , n a D ' I 7' D Q I l I OLDS AND CADILLAC REPAIR SERVICE 834 GEORGIA H NE DR4115B , Q 1 . . H . rr , . O I ll I ' ll dn BIRTHDAY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY P Orders For All Occasions We Carry Complele Lune of Fancy Paslrles Coo les Ca es res l404W I0 2l I9 Washlnglon DR 4 804I DR 3 7696 LAING BAKERY Q ffm x QQ HI I s,J Qlfggld 1 Miha A1 if d I 51 676, ,Wim ff Aljiekj' Congralulalnons lo l'he Fmesl' School In lhe Soufhwesl SANDIELAND from lhe Funesl lvlolor l'lo'l'el rn 'rhe Soulhwesl' FARRELL MANOR IO0 NE 8+h New Highway 66 Mauldm' Mohll Service Mobnl Gas lv1obrIOll Tlres Balanced Brakes Relrned on Your Car and Acllusled 2I00 Georgia Phone DR 6 7I ll Amarillo s Pfmlffvwd Funeral Director AMARILLO Furniture Company 906 Tyler Amarnllo s Bug Frlenclly Furmlure Slore Where Your Credll Is Good -- -- . S . ' . . arly . . 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J Page 3I7 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Your Underwood Offuce Machune Dealer Machines willw +l1e Golden Touclw AMARILLO OFFICE MACHINES 32I Wesl' blh Congratulations Seniors POTTER COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Over 30 years on Poll: Slreel' MMLOTHIERS lil UNI Allll-ID 8th and POLK Ph DR2 8315 604 6 Pon! u rl v,-: L'fIr4'.'lwF 4' .5'ff'lfl4' ff 0 O , - 7990 afelzi' Congratulations from the BORDEN COMPANY MILK and ICE CREAM If It s Bordens It s Got To Be Good K 9 SECOND IO D O 185 7 YEARS GJ Borden Co. g 320 FRE Complimenls of . 51' INSURANCE AM ANU BONUS 9. L I N E E12 E GYH ST DRAKE 34133-1 AVENUE CLEANERS CASUALTY- SURETY FLOWERS Cash and Carry Only CONOCO DR 2 2I65 38I2 Lane Ave CROWE GULDE CEMENT Ca ' u SINCE l926 Amarillo Canyon Hereford CONGRATULATIONS CURRY MOTOR FREIGHT LINES INC e e d bleS 700 N E 3rd DR 2 8346 FIRESTONE Tl R ES BATTE 3400 Georgia ff, TIG!" 41" fmfof iff'-f-I 7 RIES ACCESSORIES FL 6 2587 SAVE GUNN BROS STAMPS I WHERE EVERY PROMISE IS KEPT mwmunwmuy.. ......................... ............v............. u.....Q,.. . . Ng I ,,.C-'-': 2,u,IlLNE L N N ' X I - , , I . If 1 2 .1---'Ei ' 7 5 1 1 it D p n a ervice -- Y " 1 Y 1' 'x I AMARILLO HOUSE X ASSOCIATION s, ,r " I CLEARING AM ' l L x8 I M A X O R Fisk Building FRIENDLY MOTORS Imperial Chrysler Plymoufh 3rd 81 P erce DR 3 744I C S LAMBIE 8. C0 CONTRACTORS BUILDERS M W Hamulion A 'He D R U G Phone DR 6 82I4 Bes+ Wishes rom DODSON CIIEIVIICAL CDMPANY Complimenls of C B RITTENBEBRY G I Agenl' TI-IE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 220 s Taylor DR 2 2838 Group Hospifal and Annules GOLDEN SPREAD INVESTMENT CO l402 Wesi 8+h DR 3 I733 I i . enera C' S' Lamble AII Forms of Life Insurance. . . ' i i llen Ri r Pg 322 i lElllQl'lltllllltiUllS l958 to the graduating class W 2' fn i t , , AMARILLO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. I . AMARILLO PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Everylhinq Pholographic 906-A Poll: DR 2 78l2 EARL A. DUNN D's'r'nc'r've Floral Arrangemenls BROOME OPTICAL CO oifron as EYES EXAMINED o uh OLLE Lalesl' Crealions Phone DR 3 3739 Frame Slyhng J V Selman AMERICAN 2700 F Ilmore S+ FINANCE ARMY and NAVY CIIMPANY or AMARILLO STURE Au+omobIle FInancIng F II' a 'I TaYIo NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE Crouch and Brawley Drapery Shoppe 3007 Wes? 6+h Telephone DRake 4 6542 6 I I I B gm ng 1 91 'L' In I I I ' ' ' our n r DR 4-526l 2I0 W. I0'I'I1 Mrs. M. M. Crouch Mrs. C- E- Brawl Y Page 324 I g 2 I Biff? AH 1757 All Q W N 27 5? W JUIVLCJ FACTORIES M P S Us The 0 GENERAL OFFICE P o Box 2050 PHONE anime aaarf ,4M,4fa1LLo, TEXAS A , 5 W f I 1955 ys 515 011 igA,355,,5woE 5- 5,12 AMA PIL LO, rims J PuEa1.o, coLoR,4oo , S.. 1'- U fl '1 f .rn E 5 -s Page 325 CONGRATULATIONS FOITI JENKINS One Stop Service 32 years of Dependable Service STATION No I STATION No II 60I Easl I0+h 600 Easi I0+h Ph DR 4-53I5 Ph DR 2-0750 Smltty's Drive In Fush and Chips Hamburgers F-ouniain Drmlcs Roof Beer CURB SERVICE 39I3 Wesi' bfh - Phone DR 4-7902 Hi-Way 66 W. T. Smilh f O O HMee+ Me af Srnnnfylsu Page 326 RADIO 81 TELEVISION Complele Sales 8: Service I607 Washlngfon 27 Y Little Brown House woLFLlN VILLAGE Glfls for All Occasions SAN JACINTO 5CH00l 0F HAIRDRESSING teaclamg Art In Hazrdresszng Summer Courses Available Chesler C Ivlarhn Colme T Marlm 27I5 Wes+ Slxlh DRaIce 6 6I35 DU TTON'S CLEANERS We Call forand Delnver Phone DR 2-4l56 407 E 81h Ave K I N G TRAILER 81 EQUIPMENT INC l220 Easl' l0'Ih Truck and Trailer Equxpmenf Dw ajlaf gfuhlalefc I9 comp mf Cuslom Draperies Draperles 0 Bedspreads 0 Curlalns Piece Goods 0 Lumens 0 Trummmgs 7 I 0 7 I 2 Taylor Amarillo O .. I. Silver. China, and Cryslal DRake 6.6327 ' 1 'e cz . . . ' C O L L I N S SERVICE STATION 4020 So Washlngfon Phone DR 4 9287 Amarillo Texas l"Ql'1! Mosi' famous pro and son iearn In The Soufhwesi IS Vern and John Farquhar above 1wiMw2 Be'r+er Fabrucs Make Be++er Faslwlons I I6 Wesi 6+h DR 6-8643 Qlldfzfy SHEET METAL coMPANv Alr Condntlomng and Heatmg ROSS ROGERS MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE cene of Famous Parlnershup Golf Tournamenl Vern Farquhar P GA Golf Professional Joe E Black Ass? Professnonal CHAS A GREEN REALTY C0 I09 E l61'h DR 3-4860 Page 328 VOLLE'S APOTHECARY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I409 Wes'I I0I'l1 S'IreeI' DR 2-3878 Contributing to the Commumt s Health C T Davls Blll Butler Joe Davlclson IQ' 1 Q Qzounx v W Battenileld Motor Co 20I Poll: Home of Teenie Weenie Gas Burners YOUR Q' 3 DEALER O O -"Q , - Q 0 , - COMPLIMENTS OF Fuller Brush Co Cosmehcs Personal Brushes Vnfamuns Chemicals Household Aids 52I2 Wes? I6Il1 FL 6 342I NORGE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RCA VICTOR GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISICIN uvme- Room BEDROOM FURNITURE JUST THINKI Appllances Furmlure Television OF ,T I ,C ll ' lu - ,- 1 x, h ,.. -Q , . TC P INC. .QFTI-ICIFIDLE COMPLIMENTS or PAN HANDLE UHDPU Steel Bulldlngs, Inc IOOI NE Sth DR 66477 2 S hP DR22277 ll Hearty Congratulations SOUTHWESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY llrlifw "' will More Than 35 Branch Offices Serving the Consumer Finance Neecls of the Southwest SRAM, Blvms 8. co CQME TQ I302 W t8tl1 P DR 2 8I RANDARILLO BEAUTY SALON DR 3 02I2 PALO DURO BARBER SHG? Refrigeration 8: Arr Conditioning DR 3 8695 Food Service Equupment 4008 Washington I . . 9 ' O I O I I I . I 1 ir gn' Q' x if 1 e 'Sgr 3 lllfwu sffllild ,mil BE I es hone -30 Amarillo, Texas Pg 329 9 CUSTOM MADE 0 SUITS O COATS I DRESSES JIM 8: GRACE HODGE P.O.Box2073 DR4-4I29 'Nm' SECURITY FEDERAL Savings 8: Loan Association I-Ieadquarfers for Savings on The I-IIQII Plains I500 Taylor C O m p I a m e n + S AMERICAN QUARTER ll0BSE ASSOClATl0N 2736 Wesf I0+I1 o AMARILLO, TEXAS ' SHOES Dorlhae Burns A J Graves Mgr JOHN BURNS LUMBER ancl HARDWARE CO Nara Vusa Ne Mexnco Phone 23I Aermolors Well Supplnes John Beam Sprayer Velersnary Supplies Number One Lumber Appluances JOHN BURNS LUMBER and HARDWARE CO Texlnne Texas Branch Sfore I947 +o l957 Dorlhae Burns J J Burns Blanche Walls Mgr .I W . IQO3 - +0 - l957 ' n 1 O YOUR STATE ESTATE I-IFE Chemical Company INSURANCE C0 Home Owned 0 Home Operated l00 Houston DR 3 4253 The First 8- Only Completely Automatic Sewing Machme ir EVEN THREADS ITSELF YM """w-um WS? FAA' Yr 2 T Nc: 10' Sales 8: Service Compact Vacuum Cleaners 'A' N0 DISCS T0 CHANGE QQwWF' 5? 'exif if New 81 Used "f entols f Servrce on Mochmes All Makes PFAFF SEWING CENTER 717W lbth 223 f DR3 0419 """"ww. sl-:EET PLASTIC UL-I Cellulose Acetate 'PLEXIGLAS """"""' 5"PP'V Amnluo lcfo DISPLAY Mrs co CUNPSUY sox I274 DR 3 I495 Dastnct OHIC9 ylqht nn an U O X ,u x 0 , qw, '3- N lid' 1 E 1, 4. E ' 'r l lr . ll ' ,,.--ffffflgzil-1:rl?iiffI55233252155:33353:5::.::::g:q,:,I.::,,..:.,:45:31,1-:::::,1,.:.,:,:4 -.:.,,f., -.:...:.: .r w - ' M. ' nw. fgigf lle' 5. .,,, P ' IR' We 1 l ' A if A ' ' Q 1 :g f fax ' " 3? li H On I .1 ' ' . -. , I ' . ' wee . ia - isasassl n asaszasl ' 0 o . . 0 'Cop r , o m aas Co. Paqe 332 Complnmenls of Besl Wishes rom A Friend my 'W dm For Group Travel rx CHARTER Qx we A TRAILWAYS BUS The Rou're of fhe Vls+a Lmers Convenleni' Daily Schedules +o +he Nexi' Town or Across Amerlca For Schedule lnformahon Call DR 4537l TRAILWAYS BUS CENTER 7+h and Tyler S'l'ree+s CONTINENTAL PANHANDLE TRAILWAYS 400 Monroe S+ree'l' AMARILLO TEXAS For Char+er lnformahon Telephone DR 22272 Bes+ Washes ll C McFarland 422 Wesf IOH1 - Amarillo Besi' Wushes 'From a represenhng sure FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Public 5Pi'Hed C0'Po'a+i0" Au'ro Lufe Flre ' . W 'MQMYH A E " -may ,n ' H V :wc , 1 I . L .d,,rr, , 2 M, V., W A"A ' "A A vi gkslgzax fmwssu, jgggelilzh 1,1 X RL V, N KU 1 V A, ,X , -V., 'N-..,,A "--.N Q ,, iw: ,.,,r,:r or 0 ' e I l . . I . 0 0 , . Page 333 Brandt Paper Uornpany Inc 3l I N Arflmur Phone DR 6 526l DR 6 5262 SERVING THE TRI STATE AREA Wrapping Paper Paper Specialties Paper Bags 8: Twine Aufographrc RegrsIers and Supplies Sales Books Folding Boxes Gift Wrap 8: Ribbon Fme Diamonds Wa'rches Diamond SeH'mg 8: Engraving .i. LEMDNS AGENCY gg? ZEN E!! AMARILLD TEXAS 309 Polk Phone DR2 1632 ' Palo Duro Motor Tune Up Ed P tman O a S'0f I h AMARILLCU FEXA9 Ph IJRZSK96 feed 7mm 7m 0 Recappmg Our SpecraI+y Chevron fasolzne Standard Products T e ash gg Pol h Brake lrontE I Wheel Al t New Tires and Batteries Phone DR 3 3403 2I I2 Wesi' Third Complete Automofwe Repair All Makes Amarillo Tens BEST WISHES CAMEL S FINE CANDIES Camelfandy Factory Inc 0 S thl. Ph DR6-8680 AMARILLO, TEXAS . . . , , , 7 7.7, u A 4 - . T N' f , f E .ns TAYLDT I ' . - I I u - wncr - Man ger ' 0 r ilu: unun , ' I . one ' 1 I I ' I ' . ' Atlas ir s, Tubes, Batteries l , W in , is ing, Lubrication , 4' nc, ignmen , ' .F I . - . ' I A A F - " 014.5 9 , ' s T Q ' : X 5 1 ou incoln -:- one Page 334 AMARILLO LAUNDRY AMARILLO-BORGER EXPRESS, INC. Terminals af Amarillo 8: Borger Amarillo Borger and General Office Terminal Linen Service 90l N.E. 3rd S+. Phone DR 3-2877 YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT :limit lgrwhgtrrmn Qlhurrh lI00 Harrison Amarillo Texas Dr Rober'rM Skinner Pasior .lupe Motor Supply P Oil Co J obber Aulomohve Dnslribulors Gasoline 84 Oil 3l2-400 Wesl' 6'il1 DR 2 2244 l8I2 Easi 27'l'ln Amarillo Te as Amarillo Texas Phone DR 2-65I9 7I3-B S. Main S+. J. M. "Red" Sim son I . . I X i Page 335 'E.I!I!:::E-E717 KF DA "hluIflon'U1Iluge ANN MYERS BARNES JEWELRY CAROUSEL CHAS A WOLFLIN CHINA SHOP COLBERT S SUBURBAN COOPER 8. MELIN DOLCATER LEATHER SHOP DUVALL ONE STOP EAT RITE GATTIS SHOE STORE HUGHES COLONIAL SHOP HUGHES HOME BEAUTIFUL KELLYS BLACKSTONE CLEANERS KUYKENDALLS LITTLE BROWN HOUSE MELISSAS TOT SHOP MEYERS DRAPER 8. UPHOLSTERERS MUNHALL CARPET SHOP NEAL PHARMACY PIERCES TOY 8. HOBBY SHOP PYRAMID BEAUTY SALON SAFEWAY STARK WRAP 8- GIFT SHOP T G 8. Y VARIETY THOMAS PAINTS 8- SUPPLIES TOWN ln COUNTRY VILLAGE BARBER VILLAGE MATERNITY VLILAGE SPORTING GOODS WEE FURNITURE WELDON'S MEN SHOP The Bes'r Fmished Shlrfs in Town PALO DURO STEAM LAUNDRY 25 Years of Good Lusfemng KFDA Im Aufonwlio Cookug wav Pioneer Natural Gas Company PUEL FOR A GROWING EMPIRE NACIO S Hs 'rhe place +o ea+ consusfenfly good 2728 Wesf DR 4 9230 I simply because Hr is IOIIH X ., . . .. ff v k- -iie'2. . A 1440 Radio l ,iii if :zoo w. sigma o DR 3 7449 Page 336 n ' QLL HAVE YOUR cLoTHEs NOBBIZED Rerasl Dlvuslon NOBBY CLEANERS AMAMLLO TEXAS zona w s.x+h DR 2 2297 Phone DR 6 9938 Wood or Sfeel Farm Srorage iili llmmmuuumuquq Tanks Gasoline Underground an Overhead 'V W5 Srorage mm wn.l.sonN snos co, mc IOS Housron DR 2 431 I Tanks V I L L A G E Congrafulahons from B A R B E R OZARKA WATER C0 BILL HOLMES Dusrrlbufors of Pure Sprung and KEITH PARK TOM ESTES Dlshlled Wa+er B L RETON H05 W 6+h DR 45050 2623 W 22nd DR 2 6262 I O I W, . . , If Y . A . . 2 3 or E Q ,E sp-gn. fawfgil wg 5' I vkiyie X jx! 24,4 , X A K , an 1 , w 5 K as gf . 2 'QA " mem ' - LA A .4 D ' " " QQ W' - 1, "' , . A fn' - .. -. ' , MW Uaek' I X 6 J , g all -33 6 r O I l I . . Page 337 Dolby Transfer and Storage, Inc EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO INC Serving 48 Siafes Canada and Five Foreign Couniries 3I6 N Osage DR 4-5395 D G. Dalby Presidenr Congrafulahons COMP'-IMENTS Seniors Standard Prmtmg Co SPEARMAN I02 I3 Furs? Nahonal Bank Building Congrafulafions Seniors 57 CLIFF MACF P PAINT coNmAcroR CUSTOM WOOD PRODUCTS INC AMARILLO TEXAS Sfore FIXTUFSS Cusiom Millwork Furnufure Hardwood Lumber 305 Milam Phone DR 6 8908 Amarillo Texas DR 6 7l5l no wen e+h 0 DR 2-0978 Amafmo- Texas O O A Page 338 S0 mee cwou Gm 3523369 W 54 W ' 006 25998 0 X THE AMARILLO GLOBE TIMES South Plams much good Amarlllos Sunday hlgh of 85 should be matched agam thxs afternoon The low thls mornmg should be near 49 nd the house . . W1 Q0 6' lfaefyqibf H8562 0 5 Y' xxx 04? 4 pdofbobsaiblfe, f ssl' Q5 0 9 I ffb Q 0 O 6' A9601 a06,+'i" Q 9 0 0 X 5190 ea 'L 0,9 1 H 6 xx 56' 5 O 0 x E Q3 6 19,5 09,0 N Q15 qwxxo Q s O 1 aww K 0 ,ii 'ASQTI 1006 N06 X9 '55 QW 16:5 0 Q 0 br, ZQQOKW Q Z I9 0 Gr 9 6 z9J,060326e,. 6905 1906 of The 1, I7 GLOBE-NEWS PUBLISHING C0 O 0 f t I b l ' If 1 K Z . .. J as 6 w, ' f - 2 4' . 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LET US HELP YOU PLAN VOLKSWAGEN 2l2 w DR 3 saoo YOUR NEW HOME We Also Remodel and Repair Call Us For Free Esrimafes The Fines? of Maferials 84 Workmanship DEWEY A HICKS DR 29195 STANLEY S V 8 Q lst Supply Co , Inc I x 200 Tyler Sfreei x x T50 5 Amar llo Te as T B Mo+orola Dusfruburors 3700 Wes+ 6+h O O STUDENT UNION AMARILLO COLLEGE 1 1 1 1 A Public Communuiy College serving all persons of posl hugh school age Eslabllshed by law In l929 Officially accredulecl by Soulhern Assoclahon of Colleges and Secondary Schools Assoclalnon of Texas Colleges Texas Eclucahon Agency Member of Texas Public Junior College Assoclahon American Association of Junior Colleges Texas Assoclahon of Music Schools American Council on Education Purpose To serve 'rhe eclucallonal needs bolh academic and vo cahonal of 1'he crhzens of Amarillo 1 1 1 1 JOSEPH M RAY Preslcleni' J F BALDERSTON Reglslrar Washunglon Slreel' befween Twenfy Second and Twenly Fourlh Avenues Telephones-DRake 6 6275 DRalce 6 6276 DRalce 4 8702 Texas Junior College Association Pa Q Page 342 Opfi-Lens HAYNES OK Micro Lens c E 0pti-Lens Coniaoi' Lens Division 0ptlx Company 2306 Wes'I' 71h DR 3 5208 AMARILLO TEXAS QUALITY CLEANING I4l6 W I5+h DR 3 7580 KYLE'S SHOE STORE Shoes Hosiery and Bags for +he Enhre Family 725 Polk DR 4 0488 QMJZZL ... UI Iiilllllllll ASK YOUR SERVICEMAN O GENERAL ELECTRIC TUBES Besi' For Any Se+ Alltronlc Supply, Inc l40l W 7+h DR 4003I 4!Q!M 'wi Goldsmlths Dany Foods 2409 W 7TH DOUBLE AMARILLO TEXAS EUIIIED SEAL of ' 4. ' . . Wi li 9 I ' 'ff A Lf,f,fL1ff'4J . mf: V ,L , Q p,. LA X I i 1 A I .fa Q M ' 5 I . A -':y ,,,, Q ,.,. ' 2 " F R . , . . . Complimenfs of WALSH FOOD SERVICE The Key fo Be++er Living l8O0 Wesf 8+h ' DR 3-I703 BEST wlsHEs . . Dalton Auto Supply 3 I 8 Harrison i M951 , .px vii fi we 31 was MW 1 x 44 FURR FOOD STORES, INC. "We Give Fronirier S+amps" nfs as kg! ig BEST WISHES M0265 60 4 mmm ' ' COMPLETI HOME PUHNISHINGS O 8l2 W. l01'h ' DR 3-I75l Paqe 343 HUB MOTOR LINES II09GranI' Phone DR 4-5388 AMARILLO TEXAS Servmg Hereford Drmmrft Littlefield Muleshoe Levelland graf I O OUTHERN FARM SUPPLY SERVING AGRICULTURE era Polk Off TYPEWRITERS SUPPLIES !I'tC524f82A.., me 1 I OFFICE SUPPLY CO +he Name +o Remember When Servmg I'I1e PanI'1andIe Slnce I925 FUl'l'IlSI1Ihg YOUF I"'I0me 508 Taylor DR 2 2236 PETITE SIZES FOR THE JUNIOR MISS NahonaIIy Adverhsed Jumor Lmes f .I . I . . I I C o n u I a I I o n s S e I r s . .. ASSOCIATION F. W. WOULWORTH 1 1 I General ice: AmuriII T Q ff I If If I Page 344 Best Wishes of DOCTOR S BUILDING l422 Tyle ALTA BUILDING I50l Taylor Page 346 Rudy Kimhell Music so E +h DR 2 5987 B FGoodr1ch Store 320 Flllmore Amarlllo Texas Every+l'wlng IH Tires We have Hr J X118 IISNCUXA IS 1 XIII 0 p f d bg p Ph DR33745 605 S Tyl J J JIJNES AND SONS Mofor Sales Fine AU+OmObIISS 30I Buchanan Phone DRalre 3 2975 BOB'S RECREATION No Gambling 214 Wes+ 7+h or Drinking John H Kenney 5m.2f.m-kRM-7 Ban Salfmxick R031 FEW Befh Kelly Bzslflrne GMES ,QQF 'L f? Faq VISIT OUR HOME OF FAMOUS Fabulous 3 Levels Campus Tags CLOTHES U 3 gm MEN S WEAR 5I2 Polk as K ,QQ 1-I W? W by I 1 R I AI,-'L AmaruIIo s Flrsf Home Owned SeIl Servlce M and Y 5 to Sl 00 Store lI00 E si' 0+h CONGRATULATIONS Car of Your Future . . . EMMETT DAVIS BUICK ,,, U , 1 - I 'zolin sz- itll EI! -'E' N. ' If I . '- -- - ,FM ., I 'TILL' '-I I . . . - az' . D . . in . M I - X . O 'K a I so ef! Pg 348 1100 POLK DR 3 375I YMCA Haven for Teen agers Open every Sa'I'urcIay 8 p m +o I I 30 p m +o all Hugh School S+udenI's DRIFT INN as popular wrl'h 'Ihe sI'uden'l's 8I5 Van Buren DR 4 465' of Amarillo schools Here Tommy Prlce and Linda La'I'ham enloy an evening of dancing a+ 'Ihe YMCA YWCA The Mixer Friday Nlghf recreahon for all Ieen agers 8 I2 mudnlghl' THE CELLAR IS Friday nlghI's place 'Io go 'Following 'I'he games and shows Bur'I'oneII Moore and Bob Venable 'Ihmk so as Ihey enloy 'I'he recreahon aI' 'I'he YWCA 'W Page 349 FLOYD V STUEDER 595+ Wwhes LIFE INSURANCE and prom ANNUITIES SWS 'W Clowe 8: Cowan, 435 439 Amarillo Building Ill! Tec 44- iff K flfff 4-fr? Nm..-f olan Austm member 0 the P10 esszonal Gol eis Assoczatzon 0 Amefzca zmfztes you to vzszt lazs new pro shop at TASCUSA CIIUNTRY CLUB Phone DR 2 4444 Page 350 edway To Texas' 'Fines+ high school . . . +o +he nices+ facul+y and s+uden+ body . . . +o +he Seniors of l958, we af Fed- way ex'I'end our congralula- 'lions and bes'I' wishes for +he coming year . . . Complimen+s of Chas. Hogan Plumbing Supplies Amarillo Texas ii-QV' 'MT SIHEIFIN E SPECIALTY ADVERTISING COMPANY Business Gifts Promotion Plans Convention Souvenirs Football Ribbons Bumper Stickers bl I West 7th Calendars Leather Goods Custom Ideas Developed Football Schedules Phone DRake 2657! Locally Owned and Operated" Amarillo, Texas 9 Q gg ' Congralulalions Seniors 6I4 Taylor DRake 4-535l Amarillo, Texas PIINCA WIIQILESALE 950335 IUTRV MERCANTILE Co. deem'-' 4l2 Easl' 5l'h Dkalfe 3 3703 DR 2 I288 4+l'I Ave 8: Lincoln Amarlllo Texas LOCAL we-f.,ad' ep 'Q Congralulahons 8: Besl' WIsl'Ies STYLART Jeff M Neely Beauty Salon GENERAL INSURANCE 0 O Complele Beaufy SSFVICG 506 Taylor Phone DR 6 630I IOO3 W 'wh DR 4 B09 ge 352 UNION 408 iw? fi ...E QCII if BACKBONE OF - I . ' Q . n I I -.WN if Q wma x jf I Ig X X I Q. I Q ""'5' V- , ,.,, V1 '::' Sv- ""2f ' jam M l 4 2 s ' Ab I Z MI , ., , , '-. "gh , m Q I Q . , 'N E pi. QI ig 5 , Q i . AA -"1"l -'-:l ll " .,.. .af-' f- fI-"' "M .291 ALL CONSTRUCTION f Iifw'-I I , .,- --I+.. ,..- N . , J . - + ' ' A 0 0 O . . - IRONWORKERS Q ,gg M 9 QUALITY CHECKED ICE CREAM Western Nahonal Llfe Insurance Co ii:-, I0 dTyI H O Our Hearhesf Congra+uIa'I'lons To +I1e I958 Gracluahng Class PINKNEY PACKING CO Amamllo S Compluments of Most Fr enclly Stare ll ANTIIGNY 706 Polk Sf DR 2 22l5 W 7 70'1a'Qfw4du Q' Complete Fam ly -A I 3 Depa tme + Store OM X V LAUNDRY 8tCLEANERS New Modern Plant Beautnfully Fmlshed Laundry 81 Cleanmg Damp Wash 8. Rough Dry Complete Famlly Flmsh One Day Service lf Desired lx: 417 :al N " nnz 7664 N i an ! Shlrts Our Specialty ! ! TECHA SHEEN DRY CLEANING Plck Up 8. Delnvery 801 Jefferson Elghth At Jefferson ROYAL TIRE SERVICE Dlslflbuloff OF AMARILLO, INC. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT and ' SUPPLIES 50l Harrison Western Light 8: Supply Amarillo . DRalte 6 5676 l C' ' Co' auunmc- Musa: - - r,o.nox mmrggu I rn-lows on :mana I 1707 west sevemn I marifo, exaa r n AV: ,'-' - v F - ,. 'Cl C U S T LQ -if t 4'f' l :rlr Q 1'lr .1 , ' I F S E R V I C E EE 3 D U - 'LW vigil We 'Qf'21+Tlf1 I lll If ' ' l - l l l ll l l l l ll - - ll I A g 354 Complrmenfs of SUPERIOR MANUFACTURING CO ROBT E CLEMENTS Preszdent 4I I0 N E 8+h AmarlIIo Texas we M WEST TEXAS BARBER COLLEGE Learn a trade rn srx months and work your way through college O NEAL WATSON Owner 81 Durector D ALTON NEWTON Assrstant Director 404 Taylor DR 2 899I HOLLIS B D GIIASSI GEORGE H BATES DEGRASSI BATES cog K 0 . . . 1 . . . I 1 1 - Q - I I W I g 5 .was r 4 , 'bww Y Q , 5 , .giiekgwjigvsv 2 . 3 I iw sfgf ' S , we -QSM' 1 I E W?5iS?5f I Q X F V A ' ...,.. 'fi .yr I 1 - -4 I A f an I 'L 'Wm' A z 9 X um"'WmM,,v ll ' ' QI l I I 1 O K J I P ge 355 COOL THE 5 .-we Ufvf. AMARILLQ TGNT 47 AWNIN41 40 'HMM dlflanufacfu 1g14 of Qualify C' anva 4 Qwdwei P O Box 2286 I304 Wesi' 8 Amarillo Texas CONGRATULATIONS 84 BEST WISHES THE INSTITUTION THAT STANDS TO SERVE GOD AND MAN I4+I1 8: Monroe Phone DR 6 9642 WESTERN TILE and SUPPLY INC I304 Wesi' 8+I1 P O Box 2286 AMARIL O TEXA "Where Christ and Chrisfians Meet" I o L , S Page 356 we as f t fb" "l6- A REID STRICKLAND HOME IS the hallmark of d1st1nct1on whlch captures a partlcular deslgn and br1ngs xnto bemg a home of ENDURING BEAUTY. You are cord1a11y 1nv1ted to see our new homes now under con struct1on and to consult Wlth us about your future home. We offer you f1ne locat1ons, home des1gn, fmancmg, and asslstance in selhng your present home REID STRICKLAND, Builder "For Your Ideal Home" 4000 Paramont Dr. Telephone FL 6 2111 AMARILLO, TEXAS Y ' ' ' ' ff . f ,fx f 'N 5? X K "'fWfMi,,fS""n"ia' f f , 1' fdgfyf ' ' 'MU'- , - ' - 'vc of 4. 3. 1, . Z 1 ,Ai 1 i. , liW , '2 ?3"'fC2f I , .. . . A A xxxx , V H A 111'-GX ' ' ' . ' T5--N, "-Q-as 1 K , , f 3, 1. ,. X 1 Y ' A 1 1 Nixx :J 1 A 0 or A A A so ,- F y ., . ,- .,t, 1 ' " ' ' . - Y -ra ' N - - . , , , . Page 357 Hampton Insurance Agency 9I2 Tyler Ph DR 4 I553 Complefe Laboralory Supplies Laboralory Glassware Mallmckrod 84 Chemicals Laborafory Equlpmenl MELTON CLARK Amanllo Texas 515 we-5+ 6+h DR 4287: 7 Q13 7 UP BOTTLING CO Page 358 PM 7' 1614 I 75 Xjgrfmrf AUTO FINANCE CUMPANY I A Complele Aulomob le F nam: ng Ser Wes? Nmlh DR 2 2008 DR 4 28I8 227 Wesl' 7+h Ave 6 r 1168 'JS zaw ww TTON RONNXE MOORE. ihe sign ERRY DROLTE, JUDY SU , OORE srop for service ai J URTONELL M Wie Shamrock. and B of ihe brg green and w r YQU CAN Page asv llear BCA VICTIIR FEFERMAWS Ili-Fi In 0ur Exclusive Ili-Fi Studio ' GU N N 409 Polk STAM PS adam Ph. DR 4-4402 Amarillo Fll.l.N0lElt1ni lllltlwli lhh I-DSI ANAIILW, IEXAS Future Home Makers plan early - study materials, home designs, construction methods, financing - in showroom at Amarillo Lumber Co. 800 W 5th DR 4 5353 INSURANCE AGENCY POBOXI375 405WEST8TH PHONEDRI: 0327 AMARILLO TEXAS rvfe . i, s ,- , f - 1 Q J :sleek : 1,9 W 1 J 0 , M.-. 'nu rr, i . , Q o a e 4- uv P, - Manda - L , QQ- than , "rv nv!" Page 360 HEDGECOKE MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymoufh Dodge Trucks Sales and Service 4I6 W. 6'rh DR 2-8355 ! ,W f .I I IU I I I I S REGISTERED IEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Fmsr NATIONAL BANK BUILDING CORNER au, zz. men INFRA-SEALED E I KW! II-: NE NAAA IA A LOCK-IN-OVEN FRESHNESS 3rd and Arthur DRaIre 4-5263 I Get the Best - Get. . . M 8. L TRANSFER 8. STORAGE, INC. Your -Xliied Van Lines Agent in Amarfiig I No. I Specialist in Local and - f Long Distance Moving, Packing FROM PLAINS CREAMERY 300 N.TayIor LIVE BETTER... and Storage EIECZTICHII Z S y fm sums Cram!-Y my lovtswunn J I Y VETESK MARKET CONQRATULATIONS FROM TEPEE WESTERN GOODS Featuring 4II OIIK Fine Foods I-Ieadquarte s for Boots Moccas rs and All Fne Wwe Wea' 205 wen new DR 2 2253 I 9 . , L Q, 6 PIIBIIC sm VICE? Page 362 QE' THEKE ears- oil Manufacturing Co AND I HAVE T0 M JUSTA LITTLE IN YOUR war uP wmv THE MOTOR PREVENTS FLAT QW MF? C0 PREVENT5 FALLING TIRES BROKEN SPRING? AND LOOSE GRILL WORK HAIR, DANDRUFF AND FLAT FEET! MAXOI 55IR,TI-IIS STUFF I6 so eooo FAT IT WITH mv,,fTT arcmces 'env e! DRNIN GOOD F NT C in Cripple Creek, Colorado this Surnrn U at the Melo Drama er. g1A1'l0N5 S I'h'I'Ho o rea OR IPLATE 5, Too! xe""5x..-f- -...--XL! TIN ALL SERIOUSLY: Thanks a miIISon for pumuring up WITIT Maxell for over Twenfy years. 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As a resul'r of Iheir unriring ef- for'I's, we modeslly say, "II would have been impossible wiI'h- ou'I you," and humbly say "+hank you."We wan+ +o give credil where credi+ is due. These people will find Ihe hear'rs and hands of I'he edi+or and his slaff exfended our of gra+i'rude. To Ihe enlire slaff a+ COLORPRESS, INC., our publishers in AusI'in, for fheir unceasing work and Ihe degree of excellence wi'I'h which il was done . . . Io D-EON PRIEST of I'he pubIisher's arl s'I'aIf, for his fine Iechnical advice and assislance . . . 'ro JOHN LANGE of 'rhe American Beauly Cover Company of Dallas, who has coniended wi+h our annoying problems . . . +o our very fine school pho+og'raphers, MICKEY AND JERRY HODGE, who did a never-ending and nerve-racking iob wi'rh 'Ihe smoolhness and qualir of geniuses...+o MISS GLADYS WALLIS, for compiling andlarranging malerial for our Saga of Sandieland found in 'rhe beginning pages of 'Ihis edilion . . . 'I'o MARTIN SKLAR of Disneyland Park and LEONARD SHANNON of Wall Disney Produclions in California for Iheir generosily and pa+ience in carrying ou+ our 'Theme . . . +o movie s+ar FESS PARKER, for his warmlh and acceplance in iudging our Miss Sandieland conlesl . . . and 'Ihe counlless adulls whose guidance and advice aided us along 'Ihe way. we corrfinue our hear+IeI+ "+hanks." Toifhose individual members of The ediforial board .L . . Io RITTENBERRY our associale for hr role as hoslpss ands chairmanoof ocouniless comrnillees .. .IQJOYCE PERRY engineereclfhe Iargpsr adverI?isgemen+ sales in Sanciiees ,I1iSI5orybi.,.,,Jo BIJACKBURN whosesworlc as a - +0 M , ,l L , . ., ., .IWW Way I Lp -fx LM, 15535, ., 1 3,1 , .1535 issi' .U . .Mm - 555 ' gs ,Hb Yr -in Q lliligizf fi? ,A E fri fiqzfsi ,. . gif- ig: we lk? si Fig K , EE? moi? sm U K I I , , L V . s ,M , W ,V . , 4 I , ,iii paxil, K S wizjggggzg Wifi: 'Q.s,af':ima.,4Q ' f 4 'S T fi 'fisiiig A f -ezszznsc WILSON who 'look +he reigns as sporls edifor during foolball season and worked unceasingly for a fine seclion . . . 'ro JIM BOB HCDGE our dependable pholographic edilor for his many con- fribufions . . . Io CYNTHIA MORGAN whose mosl' difficull as- signmenl was valianlly done . . . +o JUDY SUTTON whose 'Iireless efforls served as a guide for all of us . . . 'ro BARBARA SCHUTTS who served us and her own publicalion well . . . 'ro BURTONELL MOORE whose seclion is one of 'rhe boolc's very finesl . . . 'ro EVA JO ,MILLER for her index wiI'h some 2500 names . . . Io JEFF INGHAM whose slaff produced 'rhe school's largesl circulalion for aryearbook . . . and 'Io all of you, for fhe many unseen hands and boosls you gave us when we needed 'rhem mos'r . . . for wilh- ou+ you 'Ihe volume would be meaninglessgg. . .i?i'Thanks.fI In your hands you hold many memories which will fade in your minds, laul never in Ihis boolc. In your hands you hold Io slory in piclures ands prinled words of lhe school year l957 and l958s I B g Thus, we presenf +o you a volume of memories iwhichgwill always remain in +he minds and heal-is of all of us a+f-Sandieland, 1 , yy Terryfl.iI'l'le Edilorgingchviefgf ' ' s f?' 'asf I 433 F fb sg W .,Page Q B - PZ gl' SCRIBBLES FROM SANDIELAND SCRIBBLES FROM SANDIELAND SCRIBBLES FROM SANDIELAND Index Name Page .A AbboI"l', Gene ..... Abboll, John Abboll, Judy .... Abbo'H', Sharon . . . Abell, Pamela ..... Acfon, Marshall , .. Adams, Bobby .... Adams, Dorris ..... Adams, Emma Lee . Adams, Pal ....... Adams, Sammy . . . Adamson, Tom Adcoclr, Jimmy . . . Alrin, Delois .... Alrin, Eddie ....... Alberl, Don ...... Alderson, Barbara . Alderson, Sieve Aldridge, Palsy . .. Alexander, Dale Alexander, Fred Alexander, Jeannefle Alexander, Jerry . . . Alexander, Jon .... Alexander, Lucia .. Alexander, Roclcy .. Alexander, Rosemary Alexander, Sandra . Allan, Jerry ....... Alldredge, Harvey . Allen, Arnold ..... Allen, Charles .... Allen, Ronald .... Allen, Rosemary Allen, "Alley, Mr. Paul Allison, Lanella Allison, Sue ...... Allred, Milfon .... Allwein, Harry Alsfead, Virginia .. Allon, Ronnie .... Ammons, Carol . . . Ammons, Shirley . . . Amos, Marian .... Amos, Marlha ' .... Anders, Jan ....... Anderson, Carol' . . . Anderson, Delores . Anderson, Jeane'He Anderson, Judy .... Anderson, Paula Andriclr, Carolyn .. Anlhony, Anne'He .. Anlhony, Philip .... "An'I'hony, Mr. S. G. Arden, Elaine ..... Arden, Jerry ...... Arden, Sieve ..,... Armsirong, Belfye . Susan ..... .Qil ....66. dj ....42. ....I03 ....84 .....42 ..,..84 I25,I28 .....84 ...,.84 Name Page Name Page Armslrong, Donna .. Arnold, Bobby .... Arnold, Brenda ..... Arnold, Kerry ...... Arnold, Velma . . .42 Arieaga, Edward Arleaga, Eslher .,.. Arleaga, Richard Arlerburn, Dick .... ...,.66 .....B4 I38, I57, 239, 288 ...,.84 .......66 ....,66,Il9 Barlon, Twila .... Ban, Richard Bashioum, Joe . . . Bales, Judy Bales Bales Bales Kay ........ Kennelh .... Richard .,... Ballenfield, Jimmy .. Ba'H'Ies, Elizabelh Beall, Belly ...... -34. I27 Arlhur, Mary ...,. ......... 8 4 -94- I25 Asbill, Tommy .... ........... 8 4 --.--42 Ashford,Ray..... -----54 Aslrew, Belly ..,..42,I28,l63 -421 I68 Askew, Mark ..... ..... 4 2, I6B, 266 -94. ll5 Aclrew, Roberl' ............... 84, I27 ...--65 AsI:ew,Susy ...,,...........65,66 I23,237 ...,.42 .....66 .....66 .42, I79 Aler, Jonalhan ...42, I26, I27, I63, 24I Allerberry, Jim ............... 42, II9 "Afwood, Mrs. C. P. Alwood, Carole ..... Auslin, Don ....... .....26 ....,66 Auslin, Jeanie ,.... ..,........ 8 4, I27 "'BeaIl, Mrs. T. L. Beard, Raymond .... Bechfol, Currie ..... Becquef, George Bedell, Carolyn June Bedell, Mary ....... Bedwell, Von ....... Beebe, Philip ..... Bee+s. Kennelh' ..... Beerlrholder, Janice . Beflord, Marquera .. Bell, Billy ....... Bellamy, Franlrie Bellamy, Richard Bellar, Lee ...... Benge, Sharon . .B4, I92 Auslin, Lynda ....... 42, IIB, 258, 259. I47. l60 260, 26I,2B3, 284, 285 .....66 AuIry,Dave I23. I33 Avery, Jerry ...,...,..... 84, I24, I96 ...U84 AvoH',J............ ..........I23 David Roger .... B Charles ........... 42, ,....84 I95, I96 Mr. Charles .... ..... 2 6, I94 ........84 ,...B4,I28 ......42 ....84 ....84 ....84 ....B5 .. ...... 85 ....85,2I4 ....66,2I4 ....36,247 ....85,I92 ....85,I79 ........66 .... 66,I27 .. .... 85.I7I ......66 ....85.I27 .. ...... 66 .. .... 43 ....85 ....66 ........85 ....66,II5 ......66 ....I28.66 ......I03 Ayers, . . . .66 . . . .66 ....84 Bacon, . . . .66 "Bacon, .. . .42 Bacon, . . . .66 ....42 ....84 Bailey, ........66 Bailey, .. .2b,l7s Baney .. . , . .84 Bailey, . . . .84 Bailey, ........84 Balrer, . . . .66, I79 Baker, .. . .84, I25 "Baker, ......84 Baller, ....84 Baker, .. . . .66 Balmer, 'fld .......84, 66, I27, .. ..,42 Balmer, Howard .,.... Bagley, Lawrence .. Bagwell, Charles .. Floyd .... Larry ...... Lyn ......... Raymond Thurman . . . Barbara . . David ..,... Mrs. Francis . . . Jerry ....... Jim Wade .... Kaye ....... Larry ......... I23,I52 .42. I27 .....42 .84, I52 I24, I2B .....84 ....42 .....84 .....42 .42, I27 . . . . .26 I28, I39 .84, I25 I50, I5I .....42 Baldwin, Kay Nell Baldwin, Lanny .... Bales, Jan ...... Ballard, Be'l'sy Ballard, Sandra .... "Ballard, Miss Viola ... Bandy, Lois Dale. .. Barbee, Suellen .. Barlrer, Marilyn .... Barnard, Larry .. . Barnard, Sarah .... Barnes, Roberl' .... Barnell, John Barrelf, Roberl .... Barr, Mary ...... .....B4,I92 .......84 ...,.84 .....84 .......66 .....84.I25 .....84,I25,2I4 .......42.I68 .....84.I27,I92 .....84,l25, l92 .. ..,.. 66 .....84 .....66 ..,..66 .....26 .....66,l23 ..........I03 ....,84,I25,208 .....43.I33.I65 Benham Sarah ... ....66 Bennell, Baylus .... ..... 4 3 Bennell, Dorofhea . . . .... . .85 Bennell Farris ..... .... 6 6, I23 Benneil Linda ....,.. .......... 6 6 Bennefl, Lorehla Gail ..... 66,233,292 BenneI"I', Vela ........ ........ 8 5 Bennell, Voncille . . . .... 66, I23 Benson, Mary ......... Benlley, Mary Helen .... Benfley, Maurine ..... Benlon, Jimmy ..... Benlon, Peggy .... Berry, Candy . .. . Berry, Jeanie .. Besf, Lynell .... Besl, Sherry ...... Beville, Margarei . . . Beyer, Dudley .......... Bills, Bobby ..........,.. 'Bingham, Mr. Harold D. .....43 .....66 ......85 ....85.I25 ......66 ........43 ....66. I23 ....66,2I4 ....85. I25 ......85 ........43 ........26 Bingham, Judi ............. I4, 43, I27 Bird, A. ......... . . .......I25 Bingham, Mary' Lou .... 67, I23 Birchlield, Richard .... Bird, Larry ......... Birdsong, Jon .... Bixler, Bobby . . . ......43 .....43 ......67 ........85 Black, David ... .... 85, II9 Blaclr, Larry ................. 85, l24 Blaclr, Rifa ....................... 67 Blaclrburn, Ed ..,. 43, I36, I73, 248. 285 Blaclrburn, Judy .................. 67 Blaclrburn, Lynn .................. 85 Blackwell, Billy .... 67. II9 Blaclrwell, Franlc .... ..... 4 3 'Faculfy Page 379 li Index Name Blackwell, Warrella . Blaine, Gloria ...... Blake. Joe ........ Blake, Mike ..... Blalre, Norman .... Blalreway, Carole .. Blamgren, Dennis Blanchard, John Blandford, Paul .... Blanhs, Donna ...... Blanz, Judy ........ Blasingame, Raymond Blahley, John ...... 'Bledsoe, Mr. Henry . Bloxom, Joyce ...... Bloxom, Joyce . . . Boney, Judy ..,. Boney, Sandra . . . Borger, Jack .... Borger, Sandra .... "Boswell, Mr. J. M. .. Bolloms, Beverly . ., Bowden, Janelle .... Bowerman, Dewayne Bowie, George .... Bowlin, Judie Boyce. Quincy .... Boyer, James .... Boyer, Myrlle Boyles. Niclri .... Boyler, Jerry ...... Bradcloch, Jeflrey .. Bradford, Linda Bradley, Bennie ..... Bradley, Paula Jo ... Bradley, Sallie .... Brandon, Gwen .... Bragg, Relha ...... Bralley, Joe Bob Bramlell, Jerry ,... Brannon, Johnny .... Brasher, Eddie ...... Braudl, Mrs. Corrah . Braxlon, Don ....... Brazel, Douglas .... Brazier, Babs .... Brazille, Don ...... Brazzell, Linda .... Brenl, Phil ...... Brewer, Belly Brewer, Billy .... Brewer, Hazel ..... Page Name Page Name Page ....85 Brilfing, Kalhy .....44. I58 Buller. Beverly ... ..... .86 ....67 Brillon, Terry .......85 BY-IFS. Ellen ....86 ....67 Broadslreel, Mary Jo . . .85, IZ4 Byars, Helen . . . .. . .B6 ........67 Brock,Regeina........ Bybee,EarI.,.. ....68 ....85,l25 Broolrs, Bill .....67,I78 Bybee,Sammy.... .,...,6B . . . . . .67 Brohlin, Paulella .85, I25 Bylord, Marquela .. ....B6, I25 ....85,Il5 Broohs,Johnny...................44 Byler, Norman . .......B6 . . . .B5, Il5 Broom, Don . . . .B3,85, I79,234, 292 Byrd, Annice ...... ... .86, I56 ......B5 Brown,Anne.................43,257 l3yrcl.L............ ..,.,I23 ....85 Brown, Belly.. ..........,.I5,67 ....4a srown,sill..... C ....67 Brown, Brenda .......43, I27, I2B, 244 Cadenhead, Chris . . . . . .44. I79 ....43 Brown, Carol ...........43, I67 'Cain, Mrs. Jaclrie. ,,,, ,27 ....26 Brown, Chrisly .........6B.I39 Cain, Richard .....l03 ....43 Brown, David . .68, I27 Callaway, Roberl ... ....86 ......I03 Brown, James Darrel .....44 'Calverl, Mr. B. C. .27 ....85,249 Brown,Jim Camp, Kenl ....86,I92 ......43 Brown, KendaII..... .......6B Camp.Sharon.... ....67 Brown, Marilyn .. .. .44. I23 Camp. Slephen ,... ....86, II3 .....I03 Brown, Nona C-amp,Woodlin ,...68,205 ....26 Brown, Priscilla ... .,..68, I28, 26I 'CdmPbell. Mr- C. A. ... .. . . . , ,27 . .......... 85 Brown, Richard . . , . ,..... 85, II5 Campbell, David ..... . . . . . II9 . ........... 67 67, II3, I22 .,....85,II9 .....,67 ....43 ......67 ....67,2I4 ......43 ....43 ....85 ....43 ....43 ....43 ....67 ....43 ....67 ....67 ....67 ....85 ....85 ....27 ....67 ....67 ....67 ....43 ....85 ....43 ....85 . .... 67 Bridges, Dorolhy .................. 85 Bridges, Loyd ........ 67, I95. I96, I97 Bridges, Phyllis ................... 67 Bridgewaler, Danny 'BrierIey, Mrs. Sybal .A .85. I27 ....27. 260 Brown, Brown, 'Brown, Brown, Royse ..... ,... Sherry ...... . . Mr. Virgil S. . . . . Wayne .,.... Brownlee, Carolyn .. . Bruce, Sammie ...., Brunson, Ann .... Brunson, Gwen .. . Brunlon, Jimmy .... Bryans, Bryanl, Bryanl, Bryson. H. ..... . Palricia . . . Roberl . . Jeany . . . Buccola, Nadine . .. Buchanan, Margie .. Buell, Jolene ..,.... Buescher, Wayne .... Bullard, Don ..,... Bulloch, Harriell .. . Bumpus, Jane .... . . . Burch, Burch, David .,.. .... Donald . . . . . Burch, Melba . , Burcham, Dianne Burlre, Barbara . , . Burlrs, Judy . .. . Burlre, Ronnie . .. Burlcell, Bobbie ,. Burlrhaller, Joe .... , Burleson, James .,.. Burnam, Carlene . . . Burnell, Joan . . . Burns, Dewayne .... Burns, Kaye ..... Burns. Ouida .... 68, I23. I92 ....6B. l23 ......27 ,,..68 ...,..68 ,85, I25 ......B5 ....85,II7 .....I25 ......6B ....44,lI9 ....85,I39 ....44,I66 ,...44,I37 ....85 .,..,68 .....68 .......68 .......68 6B.204.205 ...,44,I68 ....85.I24 ......68 ...I03,I23 ......86 ,...86,I28 ......B6 ... .68, I23 .' .,... 86 ....B6,I25 Campbell, Jim Bob ,..... Campbell, John .... Campbell, Viclrie . .. Campsey, Jerry Campsey, Lee . Cannon, Bobbie Cannon, Pal Canline, Bob .. Capps, Linda . . . Carlin, Mary . . . Carender, Judy . , . Carlson, Lois . Carpenler, Max .. Carroll, Brooks Carler, Johnny Carler, Judy . . . Carler, Pal . .. Carler, Sleve . Carlhel, David Carver, Bryan .. Case, Carol .. Cash, Elaine . . Caiuin, L. ......,. . Caslillo, Richard ..., Caslleberry, Beverly . Caslleberry, Thomas .... Cazzell, Viclri ,...,.. Cales, Kennelh .... Chambers, Bera .... 68. .68. 208, 209 .......86 .,..68 ......68 ,,.,44,I28 ,.,,68,II3 ...,44,2II ....44,I48 .,...I03 ....68 . ,,.., .. .86 . ..... 86. I25 ....85.86,II5 ...45, I23. 257 ......45,86 ,......45 ....86 ..,.68 ......l03 ...,45,I55 .....I25 ....69 .,..86 ...,68 ......69 ....86, l28 .,,.86, I25 Chamberland, Pal . ....,. 86, I24, I28 Chambers, Inez ..... Chambers, Weldon .......,,... 2I3,2I4,2I5 H45 Chambless, Judilh ......,....... 69 Chambliss, Paul Merlyn . . . . . . . .B6 Chandler, Derrell ...... ....45 glqggsl Bllly -...,.. .'.. 6 7,208 Bursonl Roland h I lllll g5 Chandler, lvanell ..,. ...... 8 6 Brighlwell, Bryanl .... ...... 8 5 Busby, Doris . . . ...... 68 Cl"'P""a'lI Clara 4 4 4 - V 4 -45. I66 Brildon, Terry .... ......... I 03 Busby. Paula . . ...... 44. l23 Cl'aP"'a"- l--WY '--- 44-- 9 5- l25 Brinlrley, Jaclr .... ........ 6 7, I27 BUSlCh. Linda . . . ........... 68 CIWBPWWU' -lel"'Y ---- - r- - 4 - -45 Brill, Ann ....... .... 4 3, I22. l23 Bussard. Sandra . . . .... 68. l40. 263 Cl1aPPell- Calvin - - - 4 - V -95- '92 'Facully e 380 Index Name Page Name Page Name Page Charless, Addis . Chase, Linda .. Chavez, Benny Chavez, Juanifa . . . Chenaulf, Lynn ..... Chennaulf, Ronald .. Cherry, Barbara .... Doris . . . Chesser, Chesfer, Befh .... Cheyne, Jean .... Cheyne, Ronald Childers, Be'Hy Claire Chilfon, Ava ..... Chisum, Bobby . ,. Chisum, George ., Churchill, Lynn ...... Claiborne, Roberf . ,. . Clarh, Clark, Bobby .,.. Clarlc, Charloffe .. Clarlr, Eddie .... Clark, Hoy .... Clarlr, Clark, Keifh . .. Judy ..,. Billy .,...... ....69,II3 ......69 ....69 ....86 ....86 ......86 ....45.I23 ....86 ..:.45 ....45 ....45 ....69 ...I03 ...II7 .......45,I23 86,III,II5,l25 .. ........ 86 .....,86 .. 86,I92 .......86 ....86,I28 Compfon, Janeice . Compfon, ,Janeffe . Cone, Ken ....... .. .... 65,69,l7l Conner, Jerry .... 46, I95, I96, 20l, 202 Conrad, Eugene Coolr, Janice ..... Cook, Kennefh .... Coolr, Rhonald Coffer, Roberf . .. . Cook, Shirley Cooper, Jerry Cooper, Mor", .... Cooper, Srex-:n ,..., Copeland, Glenda Cordell, Hugh .... Corfez, Corfez, Lupe . . Coffon, Freda . . . Coffon, Roy ,.,... Coursey, Charles . Coursey, Wilma .. Covingfon, Dixie ...... . Cowperfhwaife, Lois Manuel .... 87, l25 .....-45 ........69.I22 206 .. . .46, 204, ...,..87.I25 ........87 .....87 .....87 .....69 .....87 .....87 .....,..87 69. ISI 69, I58 .. . .87 87, I25 ....69 46, I37 Cummings, Carole Ann Cunningham, Ann , .. . Cunningham, Michael . Curl, Sharon ....... Currie, Jim ,... Curfis, Allee .... Curfis, Margaref .. . D Dalfon, Floey ....... Dacus, Jimmy . . .. . Dahlman, Jim . .. . Daily, Roberf . .. Dalby, Dale .,.. Dalfon, Dianne . Dancy, George . . . Daniel, Lillie Ann . . Daniels, Marfha . Daniels, Pansy Danlrlefs, Lillian .. Daniels, Wesley . .. Danner, Dash .... Darnell, Lynda . .. .. .... 87 .. .... 46 .. ...... 87 . .... 87.l27 .......69,l59 ....46,l23,26I ......69.I27 ....87 ...III ........46 ....69.II7 ....46,lI7 ......46 ......69 ....87.I25 ...l03,l47 ......69 ......87 ....69,I32 ......69 ....69 ......45 'Bowen, Mrs. Bowen .......27 Darryl, Gloria ....87 Clarlr, Phil .. ....... 86 Cox Carlene .... .....,. 8 7 Daughfry, Janice .. ..... ,.87 Clarlr, Roy ...... ........... 8 6 Cox Gary .... ..... 8 7, 208 Daughfry, Johnie .... .... 6 9, I92 Clark. TOMMY .... .--- 4 5. 203- 209 Cox, Jimmy . . ........ 87 Davenporf, James .... .... 8 7, II3 Clawson, Joan . .... 45. I27, I28 Cox, Judy .... ,.... 6 9, l52 Davenporf, Russell . . . ...... .. .87 Clay, Sammye . . . ......... 69 Cox Lyndel ..... ..... 6 9, I27 Davidson, Joe Ted ...... 46, I79, l80, Clayfon, Befha . .. ..,..., 86 Cox Margarel' . . . ..., 46,69 I86, I87, l90 Clayfon, Buddy .... ...... I 03, l78 Cox Norman . . , .... 69 Davis, Bobbie ,,.. ......... . .46 Clayfon, Judjy . . . .... 86, 235, 292 Cox, Paula . . . .... 46 Davis, Bobby ........... 87, II9, I92 Clemenfs, Kenf .... ...... 8 6, II3 Cox Penny . . , . . . . . .46 Davis, Cynfhia Ann ....... . . . . . .69 Cleveland, Bobbi . . .... 86.211 Cox, T. A. .... . . . 87, II7 Davis, Diana .,..... .... . . . .87 Clieff, Roger .,.. ........ 4 5 Cox, Tom ..,............. 46, I78 Davis, D. W. . . . .... 69, I27 Clopfon, Tom . . . .... 86, II3 Coulson, Gayle ....,..,.... .... 6 9 Davis, Elaine .... .... . .46 Clough, Bill . . . .... 69, I28 Crabb, Pafsy ........ 46, I23, 226, 258 Davis, Elva Jean . . . . . .69 Coafes, John . . . .... 45. IZ3 Crabfree, Joyce ........... .... 6 9 Davis, Haroldene . . . . . .87 Cobby, Kay . . . ...... 69 Craig, Carolyn .... ..... .... 8 7 'Davis, Mrs. Hazel . , . . . . . . . . . .28 Coberly. Billy .... 8b. I27 Craig, June ...,.......... .... 4 5 Davis, Jim ......., ....... s 7. II9 Coburn, Fred ..... ........ 6 9 Crawford, David ........ 87, I25, I92 "Davis, Mr. R. H. . . . . ,. .28, 53, I69 Cochran. Carolyn .. ..,. 86, I25 "Crawford, Miss Irene ....... .... 2 7 Davis, Roberf .... .......,. 8 7 Coe, Paf ........ .,....... 6 9 Crawford, Paff ........... .69,2I3 Davis, Sandra . . ........... 46 Coffee, Sharon . . . .... 69, I28, I66 Crawford, Phillip .......... . . ,.87 Davis, Ted .... .... 4 6, l95, 202 Coffin, Don .,,. ...... 4 5, IZ3 Croclrer, Charles ..... 46, I26, I27, I28 Daws, Larry . .... ,..... 6 9, I22 Coffman, Jerry . . . ,....... 87 Croley, Lou .... .......... .... 4 6 Dawson, Jimmy ,.,. ....., 4 7, l58 Colrer, Anifa . . . .......,. 45 Crosby, Bill .... ....... . . . .87 Day, Eddie ...... .... 6 9, l23, I92 Colter, Rufh . , . ..... I5, 87, 227 Cross, Diana ..,.... , . . .46, I23 Day, Roanna . .,.... . . .69, I23 Cole, Bobby .... ..,. 4 5, I27 'Crossefh Mrs. Lela . . . .... 28 Day, Sandra . , . ......... . .87, I24 Cole, Kennefh . . . ...... 69 Crosseff, Mable . . ..... .69, I28 Dean, Bill .,......,, 70, I95, I96, 200 Coleman, Billy . . . .... 87 Crossland, Sue ..........,. .69, I23 Deason, Donald ........, 69, I22, 205 Coleman, Jaclr . . . ...... 87 Crouch, Gregory ...., 46, lI8, l50, I5I Deason, Glen .... ...... . .87 Collard, F. G. ..... .... 8 7, lI5 Crowell, Max .... ..... . 87, I27 Deafon, Bill .... .... 8 7, II3 Collier, Billy ......... ...... 4 5 Crowley, Joe .... . . . .69, II9 Declrer, Jimmy . . . . . . .69, Ill Collins, Jeannie Rufh . . ..,. 69 Crowley, Onlee . . . . . . .... 46 Dee, Richard . . . . . . .69, II9 "Collins, Mrs. Mary . , . .... 27 Crumley, Cornelia . . ..... .... 4 6 Dees, Ben . . . . . . .69, I92 Collins, Rufh ..... .... 6 9 Crump, Lanny ..., ..... 8 7, I25, I92 DeFousf, Lee .,.,. ........ 7 0 Colman, Carol . . . .........,... 87 Cruz, Ignacio . . .... .46, I6l DeGrassi, Billy . . . . . . .87, 208 Colvin, Larry ........ ......,... 8 7 Cullen, Carolyn . . . , . . .... 87 Deinlren, Carol . , . . . . . . .47 Combs, Gwyn . . .. . .87,I22, I24, I25, Culp, Barbara . . .... 69 DeLaney, Sandra . . . . . . . . . . . . .70 I6I, 226, 277 Culp, Charles . . . . .... 69 Delberf, Leon . . . . ..... . . . . . .70 Compfon, Gene . . . ......... 87 Culfra, Doffie . . . . . . .46, I66 Dengler, Pal' , . . .... I4, IO3, I27, I28 'Faculfy Page 38I Index Name Denney, Roberl . ., Denl, Lylene ..,,... Denlon, Forresl ...... Denlon, James Calvin . DeSalvo, Mrs. Josephine DeVaney, David ..... Dew, Gloria ........ Dewey, Diane . . 41 Dewey, Jim ..,..... DeWolle, Raymona . ., Diclt, Marvin ....... Diclren,. Linda . . . ,. Diclrerson, Carole .... Dickey, Mary Lu ..... Dickson, Herbie . . .. Diclrson, Shirley ..... "Diggs, Mr. Oliver Dilday, Larry ..... Dillard, Freddy Dilli, Wynelle ....... "Dillingham, Miss Faye Dilsaver, David ..... Fair, Jeanie ,... . . . . . .70 Dine, Ann ........ Dison, Janice ....... Dilmore, MacArlhur Doche, Jim ...,... Dodge, Dina . . . Dodge, Judi , . Dodson, Alan . . . Dodson, Ann . . . Dodson, Billy Dodson, Bobby .. Dodson, Linda .. Dodson, Maxcy .,.. Doherly, Sandra Donica, Palsy ..... Donnell, Bill ,..... "Donnell, Miss Marie . . . . . "Douglas, Mr. Charles Dove, Cynlhia ,,., Dove, Marvin ..,,,. Dowell, Sandra .. Downing, Joy . . . Doyle, George .. Doyle, H. G. . . Dralre, Bobby . ,. . Drake, Lana .,.. Dralze, Virginia Driggs, Wayne .. Drolle, Jerry .... Drolle, Kaye . .. Dubuque, Louis Dudley, Georgia . Dulre, David .. Duke, Judy , . , Duling, Virginia . . Dunaway, Palsy . . . Duncan, Donna . . Duniven, Sharon . . . Dunn, Bill ...... Dunn, Lehmer ........... Dupriesl, Richard .... Page .. .88, II7 ...88, I25 .......70 .......70,II7 .......70,I27 .......47 .......B8 .....70,I27 .......88,I24 ....88,l25,208 .......88,l25 70, I28, l38, I57 .......70,l92 ..,..70 ...28 .....70 .....,70 . ..... 88. I25 .......28 , .... 88 .......88 ....88, I28 .....,.88,l28 72,I95,I99 ...,...70 .....47. l23 .......47 47,l22.l23 .......88 .......47 .......70 .....70,l96 ......88 .......47 . ..... 47, I80 ......28 ........28,209 ......47 . ..... 88,II9 ,.47, I23 ...,..70 .......70 ......70,Ii5 70,I23,I92 ....88,I25 .......88 ......47 .,..47,359 ,....,.88 ....47,I8I ....47,I7I .,...88,lI7 .,.,88,I25 ....47,l23 ..,47 .......88 .......88 47,I72,257 ..,....70 Name Durden, Lynn . ,. Durham, Tanya .. Durrell, Jonalhan Dwighl, Cynlhia . Dyer, Jerry .... Eads, Sharon . .. Earlhman, Sandra Easlep, Chesler . Eclrer, Tommy .. Eddlemah, LaDora Eder, Wanda . . , Edes, Carl ..... Edes, Melvin . ,. Edgar, Gayle .. . Edquisl, Manuel . Edwards, AI .... Edwards, Marian . Edwards, Marilyn "Edwards, Zudie , , Ehly, Philip .,.. Elgin, Joy .,,.. Ellrins, Franlr .... Ellis, Carol Ann , Ellis, Jerry . .. Ellis, Sharon .,.. Ellison, Gerald . Ely, Palsy , , . . , Emanuel, Ronnie .... Ennis, Carol Sue Epps, Durward .. Erwin, Billy ..... Esgamilla, Froilan Esles, James , . . Esles, Jim I ,... Esless, Joyce . Esless, Judy .... Eubanlcs, Neil ., Eudy, Johnny . . . Eudey, Rosie . Evans, Jackie . Evans, Jerry '. , . Evans, Leslie .... Evans, Lynda . .. Evans, Rex Ann , . Evans, Sharon . Evans, Sue . .. Everhearl, Bill .. Everill, Herby . . . Everill, Jimmy . , Everls, Carol Fancher, Nelda , , Fandrich, Joe ,. Fannin, Linda .. . Fansler, Aileen . . Fansler, Alvin .. Farley, Jim Ann Page ....47, I22, I23 ....47, II3 .. .... 47 ...,88 ...47, I23, I27 .......70 ..,.88,l92 ......88 ...l03 .....,47 ...,88,Il5 ...88,l50,2II ....70 ....70 ...,,.28 ,...47,l8I ......,88,l28 ...70,Il7,I22 . .....,.. 70 ......70 ...,...88 ....70,II9 ....47,ll0 ....47,I33 ..,.,..88 ....88,I8l ......48 .,..'...70 ....88,I23 ....70,I23 ......70 .....,.70 ..,.88,II3 ......70 ....70 ,,.....48 ....48.204 .,....88 ....88 ....48 ..,.70 . ..... 70 ....88,l92 ......,70 ....70,l96 ......70 ...,88,I24 ....70,lI5 ......88 . .....,..,.., 88 ......,.48,II4,l23, I33, 227, 264, 267 Name Page Farley, Kalhie ....... Farnsworlh, Royleen Farnsworlh, Sandra Farr, Kalhie ..... Farr, Monly ..... Farris, Marlha ., , Faubion, Paul ..... Felerman, Donald . .....88 . ...... 88 ,...48,266 .....88 .....88 .......,48 , . , .48. 236, 253 'Feierabend, Miss Minnie ..,....... 25 Fennimore, Sherald . , . Fenwiclr, Monly .... Field, Bun .....,.... ....,..,48 ..,.89,I25 ,..,...70.I96 Field, Sharon Kay ........... 89, I24 Fields, Elizabelh . .48, I23, I33, l54, l65 Fields, Jo Ann . . . . .. Fields, Paul ,...., Fillpol, Charles Finch, Barbara . . . Finch, Dee ..,.... Fincher, Belly .... Findley, Sylvia . Findley, Joyce , Findley, Buddie .. Finley, Carroll Finley. Millon Finley, William Finney, Phyllis ..., Fisher, Charles .... Fislce, Barbara . . , Fireslone, Marila .. Fil-mer, Ann ..,., Flacli, Larry ...,, Flalre, Jerry ...,.. "Flalhers, Mr. .J. H. . Flemins, Charles . . . Flelcher, Sandra . Flinn, Ivan .... Flinn, Lee .,..... Flinl, Rosemary . . . Flippin, Wanda . . Flowers, Ross . . . Flynor, Kalhy ,... Flynl, Marlha ..... Fogleson, Judilh . . . Fonli, Judilh .. Fonli, Linda ..,... Ford, Lynne ...,.. Foreman, Mrs. Dorris Forguson, Glenn . . . Forresler, Roberl . . Forlenberry, Jean Fosler, James ., Fosler, Reagan . Fosler, Ronnie . Fosler, Tommy . . , Founlain, Tommy .. Fousl, Jesse .,... Fowler, David Fowler, Frances Fowllres, William .. Fox, Elaine ...... Fox, Phyllis we .. ..... 89,I24 .....,70 ......89 ....48,l56 .....I03 ...,.89 ,....48 ......70 ,..,....48 ....48,lI7 ...,..48 .. .... ,48 ..,..70 ......89 ,...70,l67 ........48 ....89,I27 ....89,208 .. ,..... 48 .,..70,III,lI3 ,.,..,..70 ....89, 289 .,,.48,l54 ..,,70,l27 ....70,ll3 ....89,I24 ......89 .....48 .....48 .....70 ......70 ..,......29,2I6 48,I5I,l55,256 .....,.89,I25 .......70,Il9 .,....70 ........89 ....89,Il5 ..,.89,Il3 ......48 .....70 .....7I .....89 . .... 89 ..,..89 'Facully ie 382 Index Name Page Name Page Nome Page Fraine, Roberl .... ,.... 8 9, I27, 289 George, Kennefh . . , ...... 49 Gray, Linda ,.,. ..... . .90 Frame, Norma ..... ......... 4 8 George, Sheila ,.,. ,... 7 I GWY' Mellssa ---- ' A 490' l25 Francis, Lana Sue . . . .....,.., 48 Gibbons, Amarllys . . . ...... 7l Grebe. R0lD?l'l' -.-- - . .90. 205 Francis, Pal ...... ..... 4 9. l39 Gibbon, Dan ...... .... 4 9. l50 'Green' Cecll ' A ' ' ' '29' 247 Franlrs, Hood . . . . . .89. l92 'Gibbs, Mrs. Nan , . ........ 29 Green- Key A - - - - -90' '33 Fresher, E. .,..,. ...... I is Gibbs, Terry . .. .. .a9, I27, 130 Green. Jack .,.. .----72 Frazier' Chrmy . A - -.-.. 7I' 523 Gibson' Alice - - ,,,-,,,, 49 Green, Jerry .... . . .. .72 Frazier, Ronald . .. Frederilrsen, Bruce . . . Freeman, Sue , . . . French, Jackie . . . Frey, Be-Hy ..... Friichie, Jimmy . . . Frilsch, Keilh . . . Frilfs, Vernon . .. Frosi, June ..... Fry, Charles ...... Fry, Charles Max Fry. Glenda . ., . Fry, Sfephanie ., .....89,Il5 .......89 ....257 ....49.l38,I55, 237. 249, 256 .......49.l22 .......7I .....89 ..,89 ...B9 ....,7l Fuller, Fran .,,.............. 49, 7I Fulion, Kennefh ...... 89, l I I, l24, 2l l Fulfon, Darrell ............... . .7l Fyfe, Cheryl ......... .,.. 8 9 G Gabbard, Bob .,.... . . .89, I92 Gaede, Linda .... Gaillhugh, Faye ..............,. 89 Gailher, Richard ...,, 89, lll, ll5. l32 Galle, Nancy ...............,.. 49 Gamblin, Gary .,... Gamblin, Jo Ann . . , Gampy, F. ..... . Garcia, Lillian . .. Garcia, Raymond .. . Garcia, Sfella . . . Gardner, Anne . . . Gardner, Dale . . . Gardner, Dannye Gardner, Gale ..... ...,89 .....49 ....ll7 ...49 ....89 ....7l ....49 ....89 ....7l Gariepy, Freddy ............ 7l. 205 Garner, Laura Ellen Garrerr, Bull .....,. Garrefl, Linda Garrison, Doris . . Gars+, Karen Gary, Jaclr ..,.. Gasr, Mary Ann . .. Galhings, Belly .. Gallin, Donald Gaflin, Michael .. Galfis, Carole ,. Gaul, Judy , , . Gee, Charles . ., ......49, I63. 250 .49, 208, 209, 272 .. .......... 7I ....89 ....7l ..,..7I .-..7l.I23 .......B9 ...7l,II3 .....49 ...7l.l39 Geho, Mihe ................ B9, ll9 Geiser, Paul .,.,.... ....7l, lll, II7 Georganiones, Jimmy Georganlonis, Pai ..... . ..,... 7I "George, Mrs. Burnis . . . George, Doyle . .. . . ...29,2I5 ....7l. ll9 Gibson, Jerry ,,.. Gibson, Pai , . . Gifford, Gene ..... . . Gifford, Gilberl, Gilberl, Judy ...,..... .......,89 ..,...49 ...,7l.I80 ......,.7I Ginger Lee ..,.. 49, l23, 227, 23I, 237, 256, 29I J. M. ,.,....., . Giles, Linda ...... Gillespie, Gloria .. Gilley, Linda Gilley, Louis .. Gilley, Twila .... Gilmer, Jimmy , . Ginn, B. ..... . Ginn, Judy ..... .. Gilsirap, Harry .... . . Glasco, Duane ........ Glass, Terry .......... Glenn, Alfred . . .50, I37, Glenn, Larry .. ,...., . Godbey, Sandra .. Godfrey, Anne .. Godwin, Larry . . . Golberl, David .... Golighrly, John Goldsmirh, Belly . . . Goldwaler, Joey . .. Golladay, Lannie . . . Gollihugh, Dorolhy ....., Goodman. Larry ...... Goodwin, Mary ..... 50 Gordon, Janice . . . , . . Gordon, Wayne . . . . Gosselr, Bud ..... Gossell, Nancy . . , Goul, Jerrol ..... Gouvion, Wayne . . . Gowens, J. W. . . . Graham, Berry . .. Graham, Don .... Graham, Frances .. Graham, Gail . .. Graham, Milre ..... Graham, Tommy . . . Graham, Tommy . . Granr, Judy ...., Grani, Marcelia . . . Granl, Pal ...... Graces, Judy .,.. Graves, Roberi' . . . Gray, Claudefla . . . Gray, Glen .... Gray, Jane . .. Gray, Jimmy ..... Gray, Joe Ann .... ....49, I62 ......7I ........7I ....89,l7l ....89,II5 ........49 ....49,l88 .......I24 .49.l42.l66 .-...89,Il5 ........7I ........50 l50,I62,28I ......,.50 ........50 ....50,I23 ....89,l64 .89, ll9 ....50. I49 ....7l, l28 ..,...7l ....50,l49 .......l25 .90,ll3.II9 I23,2I0,2Il ........7l ....7I,II9 ....72 ...,90 ...l24 ....90 ..,.72 ....50 . .... 72 . ..,.. 50 ....90,l25 ....90,208 ,.....90 ....72 ....90 ...,90 .. ...... 72 ....50.l23 ....,.90 ....90 ........90 ....90,I25 ......72 ....l03 Green, Lulher . . . Green, Tony ..... Greene, Jeff ,. ..,.... .. Greenroyd, William Grenewald, Ken ,.7 Greer, Gary , . ........ . . Greer, Linda ...,,....... Greeson, Nelda .. Gregory, Gary . . . Gresselr, Sidney . . . . . . Griffilh, Dale . . . Griffilh, Roger . . Graff, Don ,... . Groul, Jarrell .,... Grundy, Darylene . . . . . , Gubins, Valdis .... Guerra, Susana . . . Guinn, Barbara . .. Gunnels, Raphel ,, Gwyn, Dick ..... Gwyn, Pal .......,.. H Haclier, Bobby . .. . Hadley, Eldred . .. Hagaman, Joan . . . Hagerman, Swanson Hain, Rlfa ........ Hale, Barbara .... Hale, Cheryl . .. Hale, Jimmy . ,. Hall, Delmer .... Hall, Don .... Hall, Evelyn .... Hall, Jerry . . . Hall, Norma .... "Hall, Mrs. Vada . . Hambrich, Hamilron, Bob .... Hamilion, Judy .. Hamilfon, E. J. .,... . "'Hamillon, Mrs. lreno Hamillon, Judy . . . Hamilion, Suzanne .... "HammiH', E. L. .... . Hampfon, Nancy .. Hammonds, Mariory Hannon, Jim ..... Hannsz, Sandra Hannsz, Charles , . . Hannum, Suzanne . . Hansen, Donald .. . Hanson, Susan .. . Hardin, Lynn .... Hardman, Ca-lherine Fern .... ..... .......90 .......50,I37 72,204,206 .......90 72,I95,I96 .......72 .......72 ...90 .......90 .......90 72,ll5,l23 .......72 .......72 50,IlI,ll6 .......90 ..,..72.IBO .....90 ....90 ....50 ....90 ....72 .,.72, I27 .....90, II7 .. ..... 90,l24 ......,90 .....90 ...72 ...50 ....72 .....90 .....72.lI9 ......l03 50,I22,I23 .......72 .......29 .......72 90,Il3,I03 .......72 .......90 .......29 ....90,2l3 .......72 .......25 ....90.I28 .......50 ...50,I87 .......50 .....90,Il9 ,l7l 50 72.Ill.II7 .......72 . . ...,. 72. I23 ...72. l23 " Fa culfy Page 353 Index Name Page Name Page Name Page Hare, Bruce ....... ..... 9 0, II9 Hie++, Don ..,.. .... 7 3 Howerfon. Naomi Kaye .... .... 9 I Hargrave, Johnny . . . .,......., 72 Hilgers, Judy , . . . ,.., 9l Howerfon, Verneal . . . . . . . . .5I Harhn, Lahece .. .. 50,I22,I23 HHL AHen .... ..., 9I,I27 HOWBFW Jevy ,..... . ...,9I Harp, Herman . . . ........,. 73 Hill, Billy . . . . . . .... 73 Hoyal, Vera Ann , . . . ,9l Harp, Ross ..... . ..., 90, III, II3 Hill, David .... ,. . .9I, I25, l92 Huclraby, Doug ..... ....9l Harpen Unda ... .......... 73 HiH, Eddie ... ...... 73,I27 Hudgiht Barbara ... .......73 Harris, Bill . . , ......,., 50 Hill, Freddie . . .... 73, I27 l'lUd9iI1S. Mabel .... ,.... . . . I03 Harris, Judy . , . . .... 73 Hill, Herman .,.. .... 7 3, I27 Hudqins. N0fmi ---- --4- 5 l. I27. I28 Harris, Kay ...,. .... 9 0 Hill, Jayne . . , .... ,9I, I30 Huddlesfon, Benfon . . .,... . .5I Harris, Sammie , . . .... 90 Hill, Jill .,.. .... ,.,. 7 3 Hudnell, Roy ...... ,...... . .9I Harrison, Craig .. ..., 50 Hill, Joe . . .... 5l, III, I47 I'lUd50l'l. Janef . . .. .......73, I23 Harrison, Dale . . , ..... 50 Hill, Sue . . . . . .... Sl Hudwn. Judy .... ,... 7 3, l23, 289 Harrison, Gale .... ..... 5 0, I70 Hill, W. J. .... . .... 9l Huffman. Ramsey . . . ....., , . ,5l Harrison, Jerry . . . ...,........ 73 Hilliard, Don ..... .... 7 3, II9 l'lUflSPe'fl'1. Dlifme V V .,-- 9l. 250 Harrison, Lynn . .. ..... 90, 2l0, 2lI Hirsch, Johnny . . . . . .... 73 l'lU9l19S. Jimmy .......... . . . .. . .9l Harvey, Jimmy . ,. ..... 50, Ill, I33 Hilfon, Carole , . ... .. .2l4 l'lU9l'1eS. Pafricia ..... ... . . . . . , . .9I Harvey, Jimmy , . . .......... 90 Hobbs, Gary . . . .... 9l, II7, I92 'l'lUll. TV G- .... IO. 27. 30. I94, 200, 256 Harwood, Sue .... .....,. 5 0 Hobbs, Harold ...... . .... 9I Humphrey, June ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 9l Hasley, Nancy . . . . . ,73, I43 'Hobbs, Mrs. June ,... .... 3 6 Humphrey, Clifford . . . . . l03 Haffon, Nancy . ..,.. . . ,50, 258 Hodge, Jerry ..... , .... 9I Hunniculf, Myrna . . . . . . .52 Hauger, David ....... ..... 5 I, 2ll Hodge, Jim .... .... 9 I, I37 Hunf, Galen .,... ,,.. 7 3 "'HauIman, Mrs. Evelyn ............ 29 Hodges, Jerry . . .... 9l Hunf, Tressie . , . . . . ,9I Hawlrins, Mary Lee. . . . .5l, l23, I7I Hodges, Laverne . . . .... 5I Hunfer. Linda . . . . . . .. . .73 Hawkins, Marfha . . . . ....... 73, I37 Hodson, Diane ...... .,., 7 3 Hunfer, Richard ..,, . . . .52 Hawlrins, Norma . . ......... 5I Haggard, Roberf .... . .... 9I l'luI'Sf. Sylvia ....... ..... , 73 Hawlrs, Lillie . . . , ..., 90 Holbroolr, Gary . . . . . . .... 9l Hyde. Pal -.--.. V V V V V V V V73. IB3 Hawpe, Pafsy . . . .... 73 Holcomb, Dolores ,..... 9I II3, I25 I Hawpe, Peggy . , . ..,.. 5I Holder, D'AIfon ......... . . . .5I I Hayes, Carmen .... ....... 9 0 Holder, David ...... 5I, lI0 I50, 250 lbarra. Celesfe -.--,-.... 9l. IO3. I25 Hayhursf, Glenda . . . . . .73, I23 Holder, Wayne . ........ ..., 9 I lmmell. Wand! --......... . . V V . V9l 'Haynie, Mrs. Thomas . . . ...,. 25 Holliday, Bill . . . .... .... 9 I Ingham. Jeff -'--"- 52- I22. I23. I37. "Hazelwood, Miss Sue. . . .... 29 Holliday, Kay ..,.... .... 9 I I73. 230. 236. 242. 247. 253. 256. 26l. Heck KendaH ,....... .... 73 Holhngen Kay ....... . .... 5I .264.276.285.288.292 Hefley, Ronnie ...,,............ 5I Hollingsworfh, James . . .... .73, II7 'ln9l"GmV MVS- Mary -...--.44.---- 35 Hefner, Joyce .. ..........,,.. 90 Holloway, Ralph ,........ 73 I22, I23 lngfam- Sherrill -4.----4--4.---- 73 Hefner, Pafsy ....... 5I, I26, I27, 244 Holman, Bessie .,.. . . . ,73, I23 Inman. R0lJ9l"l. V V V V . V .9l Heine, Virgil R. ...,,........... 90 Holmes, Don . , . . .,.. 73 lVy. Jimmy V V V V V V V V V V .9l Helfon, Carolyn ................ 73 Holmes, Lynn . , . . . .73, II7 IVY. Odell .4----.AA- V V V V52 Hembree, Carole . . . . . .90, I28 Holmes, Nadia . , . . . . .5I Hemphill, Jean . . ..... 73 Holmes, Pafricia . . . . . . . . .73 J Hendenon, mHy ..... .. 90,208 Holmeg Pauhne ... .... 9I l25,I28 566500. ANN -.---- V -VVV9l Henderson, Lewis ...... ...... I 03 Holfi, Cecil .... .... . 9l, I25 Jackson. Bob A--- V V V 52 Henderson, Ora Jean . .. . . .90, I25 Hood Leward , , . . . .. .5I -IHCIKSOH. Caro V V V V V V V52 Henderson, Willie .... ..... 5 I Hooper, Sandra . . . ..., 5l JBCIISOH. Carolyn V - V V V V - V -9l Henly, Jimmy .... ....... 9 0 Hopkins, Mary ...,, ..,, 7 3, I27 2-IGCIKSOH. MT- Elbon V V V ---- 30. 204 Henry, Lana ....... . . .90, 2l4 Hopper, Rifa ....... .... 9 I Jackson. Jerrol -V-V- .--.. V 73 Heredia, Johnny .....,.......... 90 Horfensfine, Beclry . . . . .... 9l Jackson. -ll-'Clie V V V V V V V52 Herring, Dale ....,............. 73 Horfensfine, Rodney . . . .... 73, Il3 Jackson. Peggy V V V V V V V9l Herring, Jerry , ...... 73, 204, 205, 206 Horfon, Cecelia .,,.. .... 9 I, I25 -IGCIKSOI1. Thomas V V V V V V73 Herring, Rebecca ............... 90 Houclr, Pamela .... .... 9 I -laC0l9S. l-l0Yfl ---4-V- ---- 9 l Herfner, Bill ..... .... 5 I Houser, Dianne .... .... 5 I JGCQUOI. Mary Lou V V V V V V V52 Hess, Scharleen . . .... SI Housfon, Diane .,., ...... 7 3 -llmeS. Carol V -A V V V V V V V V52 Hesg NVanda ,... ....... 5I Houdon,Jim ,... .... 73,l92 James James VVV- VVVVVV73 Hesfer, Mr. Roy J. . . . ..... 30, 2II Housfon, Phyllis . . . ..... 5I -lameii -IOYCS - V V V V V -52. l6l Hefricl, John .... . . .9I, I25, l92 Howard, Beverly . . . ..,.. 73 Jameson. Beflky VVVVV VVVVVV V V V V V9l Hiclrlin, Ronald . . . .... .73, II9 Howard, Doug ...... ..... 9 I Jamieson. Jerry V V V V V V V9l. I39. I57 Hicks, Beffy .... .,.. 5 I, I27 Howard, Emma Rea . . . ........ 73 Jamieson. Richard V V V V V V V V V V V -52 Hiclrs, Gary . . . ...... 5I Howard, Jerry ..,... ...,... 7 3, I22 -llflilf. -llmmY V V - - - - 473- I27- I28 Hicks, Dewey ..,. ..... 8 3, 9I Howard, Jimmy . . . .... 9I, I25, I28 JdneS. I-dna -VVV VVVV 9 I. U03 Hiclrs, Jo Anne ..... ....,. 9 I Howe, Karolyn ..... ...... 7 3, I27 Janslri, Jan .,., .... 5 2. I23 Hiclrman, Carolyn . . . ...... 5l 'HowelI, Mr. C. T. . . . ........ 30 Jarnagin, Gene . . . . . V V . .73 Higgins, Charline . . .... 9I, 2lI Howell, Joe ...... ..... 5 I Jasper, Milford . . . . . . .92 'Faculfy nge 384 Index Name Page Jeffery, Glen . . . .73 Jenkins, Doris ..... . . .73 Jennings, Grover . . . . ...73 "'Jennings, Mrs. Sue .... . . .30 Jicha, Wanda .... ..... 9 2 Jinks, Sharon , . . .73 Jobe, Bobby .... . . .74 Johns, David Johns, Charles ., Johnson, Johnson, Charles .... Johnson, Carol ..,. Johnson, Clifford Colleen Bob .,... Johnson, Johnson, Don . . . . . 1 1 .....74 ........74 ....204, .....74, 'm f f 54, iii, 207 .92 .92 l46 I03 I23 Johnson, Eugene , . . ,...,.... .92 Johnson, Eula ..,, ..... 9 2, I25 Johnson, Gaye . . ....... 92 Johnson, Happy . , ..... 92, I25 Johnson, Joan . . , ..... . .92 Johnson, Joe .... . . . l03 Johnson, John ...., . . . .92 Johnson, Miss Joyce . ...... .30 Johnson, Ken ..... ..... 7 4, 208 Johnson, Linda .... ....... 9 2, I25 Johnson, Muriel . . . ..... 74, l23, I49 Johnson, Sandra .. ........ .92 Johnson, Sandra , . . . . . .74 Johnson. Shirley . . . . . . . .92 Johnson, Spencer . , . . . .74 Johnson, Topper . , . . .92 Johnson, Virginia ..... ..... 9 2 "Johnsfon, Mrs. Anne . . . . .30 Johnsfon, Jo Jean . . . . , .92 Johnsfon, Joe ..... . . .92 Joiner, Joe ..... , .92 Jolley, Bob . . . .... . .52 Jolly, Clarence . , ...... .92 Jolley, J. T. .,... ,.... 7 4, l88 'Jones, Mrs. BeHy .... . .30 Jones, Mr. C. C. . .30 'Jones, C. L. .,.... . .3l Jones, Edna .... . .92 Jones, Forresf ................ .74 Jones, Frank ....,.............. 52 Jones, Janef .74, l37, I40. I62. 237, 25l Jones, Jonef ....,.......... . . .92 Jones, LaJuana Gail ..... 74, IZ3, I27 Jones, Mary Cafherine ....... 52, I23 Jones, Myrlene .....,....... 92 l24 Jones, Raymond, Larry ......... .52 Danny Jordan, . Jordan, Lynda ..,.......92.I25 ........74 "'Josserand, Mrs. Margaref ....... K Kale, Tommy ....... Kasishke, Kafhy ..... Kafz, Loyce . . ...., 92 Kauffman, Gerald . ....... 52, II3 "Kaye, Mrs. Aflanfa . . Keel, Jackie ....... ........3l IB2 l23 .3l I25 . 92 .92 250 I47 . 74 Name Kegrede, Harold .... Kei+h, Jane ...... Kelly, Donna Sue .. Kelln, Charles .... Kelly, Frank . .. Kelly, Janice .. Kelley, Nancy , . . Kemper, Allen . Kemper, Lynda .. Kendrick, Kay .,.. Kendrick, Kennann, Jeaneffe . . Kennann, James ..., Beffie . . . Ken Kennedy, Kenneff, Jame ..... 'Kerbel, Joe ...I5, 3I Kern, Lindy .,..... Kibler, Wyline . .. Kilgore, Lynda . . . Kilgore, Janel' .... Killer, Rodney ..,.. Kilpafrick, Carolyn . "Kimmins, Mrs. E. A. Kincaid, David .... ' Kinchen, Michael .. King, Malcolm . . . King, James , . . King, Jerry .,.... King, Kirbye Lee . . . King, King, Scharlene . . . Wayne .. Kirk, Susan ...... Kirkman, Chris .... Kirkpairick, Mike ,. Kife, Ernesf .. ,... . Kizer, Jimmy ...... 'Klappro'rh, Miss Anna Klein, Kennefh , .... Kline, Phyllis , . . . . Kollaer, Jimmie .... Knapp, Lynn .... Knighf, Ann ..,.. Knighf, Sfanley .... Knowles, C. W. . . Knowles, Pafricia .. Knupp, Mary ..... Krabbe, Kenefh Kral, Bill ..,.... Krause, Cynfhia .... Kuyava, Joe ....... L Lacoume, Wayne .. Lacy, Jean Marie . Lacy, Sfacy ..... Ladehoff, Diana .. LaFavers, Barbara . . LaFavers, Kennefh . Page ....74 ....92 ..,....74 ........I03 ....92, I27, I28 ..,.92,I24 ......,52 .,.....92,2II .....I5,52,I62 ...,..52,I82 ....74,2l4 ,...74,II7 . ............ 74 .........92.2Il , I76, 268. 269. 277 ........I03 ...I03 ....92 ...I25 ......92 ....52,2I5 ......3I ....92 .......92 , ..... ,II3 74 I7 ..92,I ,208 .......92 ....92 ....74 ....74 ....52 ......74 .........92,lI9 May ........3I .........52,ll7 LaFon, Keifh ,... 53, l63, l80, l83, 239 Lagdar, Richard ....... Lagow, Shirley ........ Lain, Burfon . .. ..,... 92 ....92,Il7 ..,.92,I25 ......92 74,lI5 .74,92 ....92 ....74 ......92 ....92. II9 ....92. I27 ....74. I22 ,......,52 ..80,Ill,lI7 . ........ 52 ....74, l92 Name Page LaMunyon, Alfred . . , LaMunyon, Judifh Ann Lamb, Elvin ......... Lamberf, LaVerne . . . Laman, Phyllis .... Landis, Beffy .... Lance, Marlin . Lane, Lane, Lane, Lane, Lane, Ben Jr. . Bill ...... Kennefh . . . Kay .... Linda ..,.. Langford, Bobby . . . Langwell, Doyl Langford, Doris .... Lankford, Jack ..... Lanning, Larry .,... Lanyon, Ken .,4l,53, Larason, Dayna ..... Larned, Paul ,...., Laroche, Gerard .... Larson, Milfon . . . Lafham, Linda . . . . . Lafham, Mills ...... Law, Cindy . ..,.. .. Lawhon, Rifa ....... Lawrence, Benny .... Lawrence, Charles . Lawrence, Louise .,.. Lawson, Connie . ., Lawson, Fayfhe . . Lea, Bucky ...,. Lea, Jim ........ Leachman, Janef .... Leavelle, Wallace , LeCrone, Mike .... Ledford, Donald .... Lee, Carolyne Faye . Lee, Jeanne ........ Lee, Mirfie . . , Lee, Lee, Roger . . . Ronnie .. Lee, Sandra .... LeGafe, Dianne . . . Legg, Jane . ...... . Lemasfer, Barbara . . . Lemons, Judy' .... . Lemons, Marian . Leningfon, Jerry . , . Lewis, Aubry .... Lewis, Wayne . Liebsch, Sylvia Lewis, Don .. Lewis Linda .... Lewis Warren .. Lighf, Carrol . .. Lighf, Vonceil . . . Lighf, WamCeil ..,. Lighffoof, Charles .. Liler, Kennifh ..... Lilly, Deanna .. .....74 .......92 . ..... 74. l68 .- ...... 74 ...,....53 .....74.l39 ....,.93 II5 .53, zoaf 209 I .......74.l23 ........53 .....93,I27 .......93 ........93 .....93,I25 .,......53 ........93 I03, Ill. II7 II, I5I,240, 258 ....53. I28 ........93 .74. II5 ...,74, I22 .,..74,258 ........93 ,l52, l56, l66 ........93 ....93,2II .....,..53 ....93, I25 .I4.74. I27 .......74 ........74 ...l03.l25 ....74.l67 .......53 ...93 .....74 ......,93 ....53,2I5 .....53 .....74 .......93 ..,.93.l25 ....93,I25 .....93 .....53 ......,74 ....93,I25 .......93 ........74 ....74,l59 .......93 ....93. l92 .93 53,I23,l33, I34, l56, I65 ........93 .......I03 .....74 ....l03 .......93 ....74.2I4 'Faculfy Page 385 Index Name Page Name Page Name Page Lincicome, Gary . . . . . .93 Q M Mays, Marilyn ,..... . . . .54, II6, II9, Lindley, Cynlhia . , . . .93 I33, l54, I56, I63 Lindley, Linda , . . , , .74 Maclr. Dulane ..,.. . . .75 Meacham, Bobbie . . . . . . , . . . . . . .54 Lindley, Maris . . . .... 93 Maclrey, Belly .... ..... 9 3 Mead, Janie ..... . ..75, I27 Lindsey, Dona . . , ,,,, 74 Maddox, Sara . , .... 53 Meador, Pele . . . . . . . . . . .54 Lindvay, Louis . . . ...., 74 Magee, James ,,.. ...... 7 5 Meaclors, John . . ....... 94, I92 Lindsey, Sid ..,. .... 7 4, lI3 Maguire, Pal ......... . , . 75, I23 Meadows, Ava . . .... 94, I25, l6I Liles, Kennelh . . . ..... 93 Mahallee, Jerry Ann , , . . ,.., 75 Meadows, Pal . , . , . . . . .75, I23 Linlr, Linda ..... .... 9 3, Mahan, Bill ,..... .... 7 5 Means, Jim ..... 54, l82 Linville, George .. .... 74 Main, Evelyn .,.,. .... 5 4 Means, Sandra . .,.. .... . 94 Lipper, Don ..... .,... I I7 Maior, Tommy . . . .... 93 Mehin, Rodney ......... . . . . .75 Lipper, Lola . . , ,.,, 53, I23 Malacara, Delia . . . .... 54 Meisenheimer, Claudia . . . . . . . . . .76 Lisler, Billy . . . . . .74, II5 Maloney, Delberl . . ,,.... 54 Melbourne, Dale ....,. . . . . .54, 2ll Lille, Bill . . ,,.. .........,.... 7 5 Maloney, Jell . . . . . . 94, I92 Melbourne, Diane . . , . . , , . . . . . .94 Lillle, Marquila ....,....,,..,,. 75 Mandis, Georgia . ....,. .94 Melson, Bill . .. .... 54,204,207 Lillle, Terry ..,... I5, 53, II9, I30, I36, Manby, Donnell . . .. , 94,208 Mellon, Bill . . . .. . . . . .. . .76 22l, 243, 265, 285, 286, 288.292, 375 Manley, Linda . ...... 94 Mellon, Joyce . . . ...., . . .76 Lively, Millon .............. 93, I03 Mann, Chico . . .... 75 Merriman, Niclc . . . ..... 94, I92 Loclrharl, Shirley . . . ,... 93 Mann, John . . .... 54 Merry, Jim Bill ,... .... . . .94 Loclrwood, Johnny . ,. ..,. 75 Mann, Jim .... .... 9 4 Messer, Janice , . . . . . .94 Loclrwood, Pal ,..., . . . .53 Mann, Marsha . .,.... 94 Merlz, Judy . . . . . . .54 Loclcwood, Richard .... .... 9 3 Mariner, Cecil . . , . . . 94, II7 Meyer, Jerry ..,.. . . . . .54 Loclrwood, Sharon , . . ..,. 93 Marlrium, Marlc . . , ...... 94 Meyer, Tommy .... . . . . . . .54 Lollis, Lou Jane . , ..,, 53 Marler, Dede . . .... 94 Micou, Billy ..... . . .54, II4 Logsdon, Kalhy ,.., . ......,...., 75 Marsh, Bill . , . ...,,. 54 Middlelon, Jo . . . . , . .94 Loggins, Mille ..,........... 93, I92 Marshall, Belh . . . . . . 94, l25 Micldlelon. Marvin . . . . .76 Lohey, Mary Alice 53, I22, I23, I44, I55 Marsh, Jerry . . . , .,.,. 75 Milburn, Lynelle , . , . . . .94 Long, Haclr ................., . .75 Marsh, Tom . . . ,... 75 Milford, Vernon . . , . .94 Long, Sandra .......,...,.... I03 Marshall. Bob .... . ..,., 94 Milhoan, James . .,.. .76 Longanecher, Ronnie . . . .... 93 Marshall, Virginia . . . . . 54, I58 Miller, Bill .,.,,. ....... . . .76, II3 Longlellow, Karen .... .... 9 3 Marlin, Charles .. ....... 54 Miller, Charlene ........,....... 94 Lonning, Larry , . . , . ..... 93 Marlin, Don .... . . , 54, l58 Miller, Eva Jo ..,... 54, II2, I20, I37, Looms, Lynne . , . .... 93, l27 Marlin, Harriel , . . ........ 94 225, 258, 267, 28l, 282, 283, 284, Loper, Jim Q . . . . .75, I27 Marlin, Kay . . . .,,........ 75 285, 286, 288, 291, 292, 3II Lopez. Franl: . . . .... 75, I28 Marlin, Marian . ..,.. 4I,54, I55 Miller, Glenda ......,...,.. 76, I23 Lord, Ralph ..,...,. .... 9 3, I50 Marlin, Nancy . . . . . . I4, 75, I34 Miller Jeanelle ..,,....... .54, I23 Love, Mary ......... .... 9 3, I27 Marlin, Palsy . . ...,.. .94 Miller, Joe . .... . . .94, II5 Lovelady, Ramona Susan ,,.. 93 Marlin, Sarah ..... ..., 9 4 Miller, Johnie . , . ..,...,. . .55 Loveless, Jaclt .,.. U .... .... 7 5 Marlinez, Tilo .... , .,.. 75 Miller Marvin .,.. ....,..,... 5 5 Lovell, Gary ,...... .... 9 3 Mashburn, Harvel . , ..... 94 Miller Mary Ann . . .... 76, I46, I47 Lovell, Lois .... ..... 9 3 Mason, Carllon ,... . . . 75, II9 Miller Maxine . , ......,. 94, l25 Low, Joe ....,..... .... 9 3, I96 Massey, Anna Gene . . . . . . 94, l25 Miller, Rodney ........,... . . . . .76 Lowder, Melanie .... .... 9 3, I24 Massey, Parlhinea . . .... .94 Milligan, Glen ...... 55, ll8, I44, l62 Lowe, Belly .,... ......... 9 3 Massey, Wanda . . . ........ 75 Milligan, Ronald .....,..,... 94, II9 Loyd, Bruce .... . . ,75, II3, I22 "Malherly, Mr. M. L. ....,.. I6, 3I, 262 Milligan, Sharon . , . .76 Loyd, Marlon .... ......... 5 3 'MalherIy, Mrs. M. L. . . , . 3I, 262 Milmar, Linda . . . . .94 Lucero, Judy ....... .... 9 3, I25 Malhes, Jimmie . . . ...... 94 Millon, Joyce . . . . .76 Lucero, Mary Helen . . . ...... 75 Mallcin, Johnny .... .... 5 4 Millon, Wilma . . ....... . . . .55 Luera, Herman .... , . . . . .75 Mallocl, James . . . ......... , .94 Minniclr, Ramona ,,.... . , . . . . . , .94 Luclrwoocl, Richard .,.. . . .93 'Malney, Maior Carl ,........ .3I Minlon, Jell ........ 55, I5I, 208, 209 Luellrahans, Don . . . . . .93 Mallhews, Lydia Ann . . . .54, I23, I37 Miranda, Roberl ,.,.. . . . . . . . . . . .76 Loggins, Milne . . . ..... .93 Max, Lynnda ...... ....... . 94 Miranda, Ronald . . . ....,. . . . . . .55 Lumes, Roylene ..... ...,..... I 03 Maxwell, Emma , , . . ,....... IO3 Milchell, Boyce .,., .... . . .94 Lumplrin, Barbara . . . . . .93, I24. I03 Maxwell, Jimmy .,.. ...... 7 5, I92 Milchell, Gary W. . . . . .76, I96 Lundegreen, Gene . . . ....... .53 Maxwell, Judy . . . .... 54, I28, 26l Milchell, Harlin . . . . . . . .94 Lundegreen, Marylene .. ...,. .53 Mayberry, Carlelon ......... .54 Milchell, Judy .... ...,. 9 4 Lundegreen, Sleve . . . . . .75, II9 Mayberry, Ronald .,.. 54, I34, 95, 200 Milchell, Lealha . , . . .94, l25 Lupher, Larry .... .... . 53 Mayes, Claudine . . . ......... .54 Milchell, Milne .... . . .76, II9 Luslon, F. ...... ............ I I5 Maylield, Anila . . . ......... .75 Milchell, William , . . . . . , .76 Lulen, Beverley ................. 75 hdayheld, Barbara .... .. . 94,l25 hdhnar, Lynda ...,. ...... I52 "Lynch, Howard . . . . I0. 24, 246, 247, 256 Mayfield, Rex ..... .... 9 4, 208 Mobbs, Don . . . .,.. .94, I92 Lynch, Sherrye ........,..... 75, 2I5 Mayhall, Monle . , ..,. .94 Moclr, Alice . . ..... 55, I70 'Facully Page 386 O'Brien, Bill . . . Index Nome Mollill, Earl ,... Moncriel, Gary Monlgomery, lwana .. Monzingo, Ann .... Moon, Marvin .... Moore, Bill .... Moore, Bobbie .... . . . Moore, Burlonell ...... Moore, Dale , . . . .. Moore, Grace .... Moore, Kalhy , . . . . . Moore, Lyndal . , . . . . Moore, Minnie . . , Moore, Ronnie . . . . . . Moreau, Jimmy ,........ Morgan, Barbara ..,.... Page ....76,lI5 .U.nn ..HM ..n5 ..Hn .HM.Nw ......,.94 55, I37. 252, 264, 29I, 359 94 ffflfu ....94,I28 .94,l25,I52 .......,76 .76,II3.359 ........95 ,.......76 Morgan, Cynlhia ..,. 55, l37, l43, l60. l62, l65, I73, 240. 288 Morgan, James , ....... . Morgan, Peggy . . , Morgan, Sheila . . . Morland, Bobbie . Morosco, Joe ..... Morris, Calharine .... Morris, Henry ..... Morris, Peggy .... Morrison, Carolyn . Morrison, Gordon .... Morrison, Lewis .... Morrison, Sue ...... Morrison, Tom ,.,.... 'Morlon, Miss Lucile . ., , Morlon, Rudy ,.... "'Moullon, Tom , . . "Muller, Wayne .. Mullins, Kay . . . Munn, Ronald .... Murdoclr, Muriel . . , Murphy, Milre .... Murphy, Wanda . . . Murray, Sandra .... Murrin, Lou Rhea .... Musick, Milre ...... McAdam, Andy . . . McAdams, W. L. . . ....95, I92 ......95 ...,....76 ....95,2l4 ......95 ....55 ....95 ....95 ....,,76 ....95.lI3 .......76.ll9 ....95.l25.I52 ....95,l33 ........32 ........76 ....32, I76 ....32,27l ....55.249.26b ...,95,Il7,I25 ........76 ........95 ....76.II9 ......95 ,..I03 McAdams, Weldon .,............ 76 McAdoo, Marian ........,...... 95 McAfee, Melaney . . . .55, 2l I. 222, 223, 237, 242, 249, 253, 256, 28I. 282, 283, 284, 285. 286 McAl isler, Jerry ,............... 95 McAlisler, Sandra . McBride, Eugene ............... 76 McBurney, Mike ......... 76, l23, 2lI 76 McCallerly, Velma Jean McCallree, Louis ,,..., McCaleb, Tom . McCaleb, Virgil McCarll. Gene . . . McCarler, E. H. McCarly, Marilyn .... ....77 ....55 ....77 ....77 ....77 ....77 Name McCasland, Linda ...... McCauley, Geary .....,. McCaulley, Milne .55, I95, McClendon, Jerry ....... McCleslcey, Koy ....... McClish, Gary .... McClish, Sylvia . ,. McClure, Bruce , .... .. McClure, Palsy ......... Page .HH.nn ..nuJn I97, 203, 257 ...,95, II7 ........95 'f7ji H.95 "'McConnaughey, Mr. Don ...... 32, McCormick, Melody . . . McCown, Lorella ..... McCracken, Jo Ann .... McCracken, John ...... "McCuan, Mrs. Helen . .. McCue, Mary Hughes . . . McDonald, Charles ..... McDonald, George Ann . McDonald. Jerral ..... McDonald, Ann .....,... "McDonnell, Miss Joyce . . McDull, Bill .,.....,.. McEnlire, Bulch .... . McFalher, Larry ....... McFarland, Jean Ann . . . 'McFarland, Dr. John W. McFarland, Mary ...... McFarland, Miclrey .... McGee. Elaine ..... McGee, Susan .... McGinnis, Jerry .. . McGraw, B. ....... . , McGregor, Slephen .... McGrew, William .. . McHargue, Chuclr .. McKay, Charles .. 'Qfhe ....77, . .55, I34, .55, I95, 20l, 'Qfba ....77, nnun, 'f7ba fiinh McKay, Duck ..,.. . .... 77, McKee, George . . ..... ..... . . McKenzie, Roberl ........ 65. I39, McKenzie, Sue ..,. . ...... . McKinley, Pennye . . . . . . .95, McKinney, Belly . . . ....... . . . . McKinney, Hal .... . . . .56. I27, McKinney, Tex .,.. . .... 56, McKinnon, Judilh ...... .,,..,. McKnighl. John B. ..,.,...,.. 77, McLain, Burl ,56, I30, l3l, I95, 20l. McMahan, Nanda ...,. .....,. McMeans, James .,,..,........ Nan ,... . . McMeans, McMennamy, Jerry . . . . McMillen, Earl Lee ...,......,. . McMullen, Marian Jo ........... McNeiIand, Bill ...... 56, I26, l27, McQuay, Sharon ......... 95. I25, McWhorlon, Fred ........... 77, N Nagy, Szabi . ....... - .... 95, II3, Nall, Sharon ....,. ...,,.. Neal, Billie Tom ... ,. .55 .55 II5 I25 I92 .95 .55 I33 I92 .34 2I0 I99, 203 .77 .55 I27 .32 II3 .55 I23 .77 .ZI .77 .77 .77 I25 .55 II5 II3 .95 .77 I96 I96 .55 l57 .95 I28 .95 I28 257 .77 l28 202 .95 .56 .95 .56 .77 .95 I28 I3I II9 292 , 77 . 56 Name Page Neal, Fonda .... Neal, Melody . .. Needham, Charles Needham, Jerry . Neely, Jimmie .. Neese, Glenn . . . Neese, Mallie . . . Nelson, Andrea' . . Nelson, Carolyn . Nelson, Charlene Nelson, Judy , , . Nelson, Nelson, Ronnie . . Pal Nelson, Tommy .... Nepper, Gwen .. Neusch, Belly . . . Newberry, Palsy . Newman, Gracy ..,. Nichols, Billy Nichols, Gene . . Nichols, Palricia . Nichols, Pricilla . Nicholson, Don .. Nicholson, Jakie . Noble, Roberl .. Nolres, Sharon .. Noland, Joe . .. Nolin, Mary , . . Nollner, Dale . .. Norman, Barbara Norman, Brenda . 'Norman, Dr. R. B. Norrid, Carol . . . Norrid, Gail .... Norvill, Palricia . Nollingham, Jacl: Nunn, Charlolle . . Nunn, Clillord .. Nunn, Darlene .. Nunn, Eddie Nunn, Judy .,..... .......I03 ...I4,56,I27 ...... ..77 ......95 ....56 ....56 ....95 ....56 ...l03 ...,..77 ....95.250 ......56 ......95 ....95.208 ......95 .....I03 ....,...95 ....56.I49 ....95,Il9 ,.......77 ....77,l23 .......I03A ......95,l28 ....95,I39,I92 ........56 ....95 ....77 ....77 ....22, 23, 256, 260, 262, 268, 269, 303 . ............. 56 ......77 ,...77.209 ....95, I25 ....96, I27 ......77 ....56, l58 ....96, I25 Nyslrom, Carol ...... .... 9 6, I25 CJ Oalres, Gary .... ...,96,205 Oalrley, Darrell . .. , Oales, Bill .... I . Oden, Beclry . . . Odom, Jaclr Odom, John . . . Ogden, Pal .,.. Ogilvie, Bob .... Oglesby, Gordon O'Hara, Sharon .... Oliver, Donald .. Oliver, Lela . .. Oliver, M. C. . . Olson, Eric ..... Olson, Waller .. . O'NeaI, Judy .. . ....56,I49 ....96,I9b ....,.96 ......96 ....56,2II ......56 ........77 ....77,l88 ....56,I68 .....l4.96 ....77.I27 .....,56 ......96 ....56,I27 ....57.l64 ....57.l23 'Facully Page 387 Index Name Page Name Page Name Page O'NeilI. Jinel' .. ..... 77 Perkins, Jimmie ......... 96, Ill, ll5 Price, Carole ..,. ........ 5 8 OHSTBH. David . . ..-, 57 'Perkins,'Mr. Raymond ............ 33 Price, Gary ..,. .... 9 7, II9 O'RNl'. Joyce . , . ..... 77 Perry, Joyce ........ .... 7 7, I36 Price, Harvey . . . . . . .97, ll5 O'Rear. Joyce . . . . . . .96, I27 Perry, Linda . ..... .... . 57 Price, Shirley .,,. .... . 7. . . .58 Osfrander, David ............... 57 Perry, Nancy . . . .... .96 Price, Tommy .... .,.. 5 8, l54, l72 Overholf, Pafsy ............. 96, l25 Perry, Tommy , .. ..... .96 Prince, Conna .... ..,...... . 58 'Oversfree'l', Mr. Delberl' .......... 32 Perry, Wayne . . .... 77, I92 Prince, Geneva .... .... 9 7, ll5 Owens, Mary Lee ....... ..... 5 7 Pervaniz, Adrian . .... .96 Prifcheff, Hurschell . . . . . . . . .97 Pefers, Gail ...... .... 9 6, l24 Proffer, Lyndon . . . ...... . .97 P Peffyiohn, Jimmy . . .... IO3 Profsman, Madge . . .... 58, I49 Pace J06 . -.4A.-.-- 77. lll. ll7 Peffyiohn, Sally . . . . . .77 Provence, Bonnie , . . . . . . .78 PBC9. SBP! ANI -,-- ...4-A- 7 7 'Pevehouse, Mrs. Lola . . . ..... .33 Prueff, Weldon , , .... 78, l22 PICS. SUS ---,.- - . -57 Pfeiffer, Augie . . .... 96, I92 Puckeff, Peggy . . . , . . ,97, l24 Pace. Wanda ..... . . .96 Pfeiffer, Herby . .... .78 Puckeff, Willie . . . . . . .97 Packwood, Tommy .. .96 Phillips, Bob . . . .,.. 96 Pulliam, Beffy . , . . , . . . .97 Pair, Roy . ....... . . .96 Phillips, Daneffe ..... .96 Purcell, Laquifa . . . . . . . . . . .58 Palmer. Dick ..,. . . .96 Phillips, Danny , . . . ..., 96, I25 Purvines, Loren . . . . , ,97, II3 Palmer. Donnal ...... ....-.- 5 7 Phillips, Eddie . . ..., 96, I33 Pufman, Jerry .... . . . , . .97 PaI'iSl'l. Dwiglll ...-.. ..-..-- 7 7 Phillips, Gary .. .... .78 Pufnam, Ted ,,..,. ..... 5 8 Park. David . .57. 63. 24l, 289 Phillips, John , . , .... 96, ll5 Pyeaff, Sharon ...... . . . . .78 Park, Janeffe ,... . . . ....... 77 Phillips, Mary , , ,, ,, , ,78 Park. Ross ..................... 77 Phillip., w....aa . . . .... sv, I27 Q Parker, Don ...,... ...- 5 7 Phipps, Bob .... .... . 96 Quereau, Nancy . . . ...... 78, I28 Parker. Margaref . . . -.... 77 Phips, D. L. ..... . . .57 Quillin, Eddie ..... ....... . 97, II3 "'Parl!ey. MFS- lnel . . -----4.- 32 Pipckle, Jo Ann . .... .57 Quisenberry, Bonnie ...... 97, I25, I33 'Parkey, Mr. Joe . . ...... 32. I43 Pierson, James .... .,.. 7 8, l22 Parkinson, Brad . . . . ..... 96, I27, I28 Pike, Bruce ,,,, ,,,,, , ,78, lI5 R Parr. Mary ....- - - -, -.., 77 Pillers, Pafsy .... . . .78, I37, l57 Radney, Jerry ..... . . . . .78, I27 Parr. Mary G68 - - - .95 Pi++, Larry ,... . . . ..... 96, ll5 Radney, Melvin ..,. . . . . . .78 Parsons, Bobby .... ....... 5 7 Piff, Pamela Kay . . . . . . .96, I28 Ralsfon, Beverly ..,. . . . .58, I27 Parfain. Julia . .... ........ 7 7 PiH-, Tomi Nell . . . ....... 96, I25 Ramsey, Ann . ........,.... . . . .78 'Paschah Mr- J- F- . . . -.-- l l. 33. 235 Piffman, Bob . . . ,... 47, 57, I82 Ramsey, Pafsy ..... ..... . . ,97, I25 Fife. T0mmY --.1. ----- 9 6. ll9 Piffman, Jerry . . . ....... l03 Ramsey, Sylvia ...... 58, l22, l23, 224, Pafrick. Sandra . . . ..... 57. I66 Piffman, Joyce . . . ....,.. 96 236, 266. 282, 283, 284. 285, 286 Pifien. Bifbifi . . . -..-44- 96 Plemons, Ronald . . . ........... 78 Randall, Berf ,,.,.. ...... . .97, I92 PGHBTSOH. Emily . . . . - .77. l67 Plumlee, Jean ..... ......... . 78 Randalls, L. . . . , , . . . . . . l25 Pafferson. Jimmy . . . -.--. 96 Plunk, Vic ....... 57, l42, l95, I96, 238 Randolph, Jerry , ,. . . , . .97 Paf'l'eI'S0n. James . . . .-.., 96 Podzemny, Daniel ..,........,. .57 Randolph, Tommy .... . . , . .58 PBHSYSOD. Judy - - - A A -57. l70 Pollard, Nancy . . . .... 96 I25 Rankin, Frank . . . . . . . . . .l03 Pdiferwh. Sl-'ellen - A 4 .96. I25 Pollard, Pafricia . . .... .78 "Rankin, Dr. Lynn B. . . . . . . . .33 "Pa'H0n, Mrs. Beiiy . . - ----. 32 "Pool, Mr. A. B. . , . . . .33 Ransom, Bill . . . . . . . . . . .97 Paffon. Celehe . .. . ...- 77 Pope, Bama . ..., ......... . 96 Ransom, Walfer . . . . . . , .58 PGHOI1. Pl'IillP . - - - ---. IO3 Pope, Sfarley . ............... .96 Rapp, Harry . . . . . . .97. I92 Paul. George . , , . . .96. ll7 Polson, Dickie ....,.. 57, I82, l83, l88 Rasco, Elzina ..... . . . .. .78 Paul. Linda .... ---.- 9 6 Poffs, Dickie .. ............ .78 Rasco, Jerry ..,...,. ..... 9 7 Pauik, Larry . . , . ..... 96 Poffs, Don . . . ........... 96 "Rafcliff, Mrs. Marie . . . . . . . .33 Paxfon, Temple . . . . . .77, l23 Poffs, Hugh . . , . .78 Ray, David ..., . . . . . . . . .78 Payne. Lind! -... ....- 7 7 Powell, Bud . . . , .57 Ray, Donald ...... . . . . .97 Pearcy, Gene . . . .... 96 Powell, Doris . . . . .97 Ray, Sonia ,. . . . . . . . . .97 Pearson, Lynn . . , .... 96 Powell, George . . . . .58 Rea, Delberf ..... ..... , . ,. . .78 Peary, Gene ................... 96 Powell, Judy .... . . .97 Rea, Malcolm .... .... 7 8, I23, 289 "Pecchia, Mr. Sam ..... ...... 3 3, 256 Powell, Leola . . . . . .78 Read, Michael , . . . . . . . .97, II3 Pederson, Margaref .... l4, 77, l23, l24 Powell, Lena . . . . .78 Reagan, Paf , , . . . . . .. . .97 Peek, Sandra ............... 77, I28 Powell, Roxie ..., .. .97 Reams, Billy ..... .....,..... 5 8 Peek, Johnny .,...... 57, l95, I98, 202 Powers, Peggy . . . , . .78 Reams, Carrol .... .... 9 7, I25, l30 'Penn, Mrs. Beffy ................ 33 Poynor, Harvey . . . .... .78 Reardon, Darlene , . ..,.. . . . .97 Penner, Wesley . . , ........ 77, lI5 Prafer, Maryhelen . . .... 97, I25 Reaves, Bill ...... .... . . , .97 Penningfon, Arfhur . . .... 96 Praff, Anifa .... ........ . 97 Reed, Dewaine . . . . . . .58 Penningfon, Dolli , . .... 57 Pray, Shirley . . , . . .58, I49, l54 Reed, James . , , . . . . .58 Percy, Manny ...... .... 9 6 Prescoff, Jim . . . ..,.... .58 Reed, Phyllis . . . . , . , .58 Periman, Mary Jane . .. .... 96 Prescoff, Sfeve .... .... 9 7 I25 Reed, Ronnie . . . . . . .58 Perkins, Connie .... .... 7 7 Presfridge, Rifa . . . .... 78 I23 Reeves, Eddie .... . . . . .58 'Faculfy Page 388 Index Name Reid, Bill ,... Reid, Mary . . . Reid, R. ..... . Reid, Tommy Reiser, Gay .... Renfro, Rue . . . Renfro, Marl: ..... 'Resfine, Mrs. Julia . . Rexrode, Carroll . ,. Reyes, Jesse ...... Reynolds, Franlr . . . Reynolds, Herbie . .. Reynolds, Roberf ..... . . Reynolds, Lynn ..,.. Reynolds, Pafricia Ann Reynolds, Roberf Reynolds, Rose .. Rhoads. Gary . . . Rhoades, Leon Rhodes, Monfy ..,. Rhyne, Charloffe .... Rice, Charles ..... Richards, Rusfy .... Richardson, David .. Richardson, Kay .... Richfer, David .... Rickman, Glenn . . . Riddle, Byron . . . Riggs, Pal' . Riley, Allen .. Riley, Don ..,.. Riley, Kafhy .... Page .H.4n ....97 .H.JB ....97 .97,I24 .. .58 .78,l92 .34 .78,I22 .97. 125 .78,205 ....78 .78.lI7 ....97 ....78 ....58 ....97 .....58,Ill,I20 ..78.Il7 .....l03 ..58,I83 ..97.208 ..97.I92 ..78 .....78,lI5 .......97,lI7 ...78, I37, I96 ....78 ...,,97 .....58 . . .58, l54, 259 Riner, Gary ...... ....... Riner, Brenda ...... ..97, l92 .58 Rifienberry, Jimmy . 28I Riffenberry, Peggy . ..,... 58. I36, I55, Name Roberfson, Ronnie .. Robinson, Alice ..... Robinson, Chrisfine . . . Robinson, David . .. Robinson, Efhelyn .... Robinson, Glenda .... Robinson, Janice .... Robinson, John .... Robinson, Kennefh .. Robinson, Myrna . . , Robinson, Sally .... Robison, Rifa ,,.,. Robison, Anneffe .. Rodgers, Andy . . Rodgers, Barbara . . . Rogers, Rogers, Bryan . . . Hanlr ,... Rogers, Lanny .,,.. Rogers, Mrs. Leia .. Rogers, Marfha .... Rollins, Bob . .. Romero, Jr. . . Rorex, Diane ,. Ross, Charlene .. Ross, Sally .,..... Roufson, Carrol .... Rowe, William .. Ruclrer, Karen .. Rudd, Louise .. Rudder, Bobby . . .. Ruff, Joe ,......... Ruffino, Roberfo . . . Runyon, Dickie .. ,. Runyon, Don . Rush, Ted ..... Rushing, Pafsy .. Page .78, 236, 25I. 272 .....78 ....78 .....98 .....59 ........98,II3 ....59,l54,I84 ....,98 .....78 .....59 ....,.78 ....78,I27 ....78.l26 ....59,l63 ......98 , .... 36 ,...,78 ......98 ........59 ....79,l23 ......79 .......,98 ..,.98,II7 ......98 ......98 ........79,l23 ...29. 59, I43, l60 ...,59,I22 ......98 .....79 Name Page Scarborough, Glenda ..... ,.79 Scarborough, Max .... .... 98 , ll9 "'Schoen, Mrs. Marion Schroeder, Diane .. Schuberf, Tommy . . Schuffs, Barbara .,.. Schwan, Judy . .. . Scofield, Rex .,,,. Scoggan, Johnny ., Scoff, Bill . ........ . Scoff, Dorofhy ....... Scoff, Philip .... Scoff, James . . . Scoff, Jerry .... Kennefh . . . Scoff, Scoff, Peggy .... Scroggins, Joe . . Searcy, Jerry .. Seafon, Jean . . . Seafon, Marilyn ., Seay, SoeureHe . .. Selby, Larry .... Selby, G. .... . 'Self, Mr. Oscar . . . Sellers, Clyde .... Sellers, Evvaiean ,. Sellers, Sam ..... Seplrowifz, Allan .. Seffle, Sandra .... Sefiles, Shirley . .. Sefzler, Paul Sexfon, Carol . . . Seymour, Diclr .... Seymour, Edwin . . , Shaclrelford, Foy '. . . Shaffer, Sally ,.,. .. ..... 35 ..,....98.I92 .59, I37, I63. I73 . . . . . .59, I65, 247 ......,98.lI3 59, I37, l40. 288 .,.....98,I25 .....l59 ....79.208 .....79 .......98 ...,98,I92 ...,.79 ......I25 ,......79,l62 ...59.lI6,l20 ........I23 ......35 ....,l03 ..,.59 ,.....98 Huwnu ..MwJn ..MnJn ..nnJn U.Hn ..HnJn ..HnJm HU.Un HMn.Hw I73, 28l, 285, 29l Russell, Darlene . . . ..... 79 Shand, Befh . . . , . . .79, l6l, 248 Rivers, Barbara ..... ........... 7 8 Russell, Diane ,.... ......... 8 3,98 Shand, Linda . , . ....... . .60 Rivers, Sally .... 97 Russell, Doris ..........,.,...., 98 Sharber, Roger . .... .. .98 Roach, Cecille . .... 97 Russell, David . . .59, I78, l8l, l85, I90 Sharp, Bill .... .... . II3 Roach, Jerry . . . .... 97 "Russell, Miss Louise ............. 34 Sharp, Jerry ,... . . . .79 Roach, Nelda . . .... 97 Russell, Phyllis ....... ..... 5 9 Sharp, Oneal , . . . . . . .60 Roach, Sue .... ..,. 7 8 Rufland, P-:Hy ...... ..... 5 9 Shaw, Ardise .... ....... 9 8 Robbins, Jill ,...... ....... 5 9 Shawgo, Vicfor . ..,. 79, ll5 Robbins, William , . . .... 59, Ill S Shea, Myrna . . . . . . .79 Roberson, Sue .... ,. . .97, l28 Sain, Glenn ,.,..... ..... 9 8 Sheen, Ann . . .... 98, l27 Roberis, Anno .... . . .58, I28, I42 Sain, Juara ....... ..... 9 8 Sheen, Kay ..... .... . 99 Roberls, Billy ...... . . . .59, 204 'Sallreld, Mr. Dan . . . ..... 34 Sheeran, Dave . . . . . . .60 Roberfs, Deanna .... ........... 7 8 Salmon, Mary ....... .,... 7 9 Sheffield, Judy . . . ..... . .79 Roberls, Fred .... . . .59, 204. 206 "Sample, Dr. Everefl' . . . .... 34 Shelhorn, Aubrey . . . . . . . . . . .79 Roberfs, Glenda . . . . .97, l25, 292 Sanders, Mr. E. G. .. ..... 34 Shelburne, Rufh . . . . .98, l25, I6l Roberfs, Jerry ..... . . . .78, I96 Sanders, Jerrie . . . . ...... 79 Shelby, Galyn ..., . . . . .79, I34 "'Roberfs, Miss Laura ............. 34 Sanders, Judy . . . ........ 79 Shellberg, Lee . . ..... . . , .79 "Rober1s, Mrs. Mabel ............. 34 Saunders, Joe ..,.. ,... 7 9, l22 Shelnuff, Pafricia . ....... 98, I25 Roberfs, Nancy ...... 59, I23, 227, 265 Saunders, Marlr .... .... 9 8, II3 Shelfon, Lemoyne ........ 98, III, Il5 Roberfs, Ronnie ...,....... .78, ll3 Savage, Calvin .... .... 7 9, ll5 Shepard, Gary . . . ....... 60, ll5 Roberfs, Ronnie ........ .. .98, l25 Savage, Clefa ....... ....,... 9 8 Sherrill, Billy , . . ..... . . . .79 Roberfs, Wayne .............,.. 59 'Savage, Mr. E. M. .... .......... 3 4 Sherrill, Jaclr . , . . . . , .98 Roberfson, Bruce ....,.....,..... 98 Savage, Viclri ...... .... 9 8, l24, I46 Sherrod, Monfe . . . . . ,79, 209 Roberfson, Dean ...., 78. I23, I28, I34 Saxe, Charloffe .... ........ 5 9, l60 Sherrod, Ronnie ...... ..... 8 0 Roberfson, Kay .... ....... , 98, l24 Scarborough, Carolyn ........ 98, l25 Sherwood, Pafricia ..,. ....... 8 0 Roberfson, Kay Linda . . . ...... 78 Scarbrough, Carolyn . . . ...... 98 Shile, Nila .,......, . . .98, l25 'Faculty Page 389 .....99 I24 Index Name Shipman, Ronald . . Shires, Jerry .... Shires, Lalrecia . . . Shomell, Lynne .. Shores, Gary . .. Shores, Kris ..,.. Shoulders, Jerry ...., "Shows, Miss Adelle . , 'Shows, Miss Velma .. Shuffield, Lynnell . .. Shugarl, Travis . . . Shull, Evelyn .. , Sibley, Joy ,..,.. Simmonds, Jimmy . . . Simmons, Homer ..... "Simms, Miss Mary Kay Simpson, Della ,,... Simpson, George .,., Simpson, James .. Sims, Jim ........ Sims, Margarel' . .. Sims, Merlin .... Sims, Mille ..... Sinclair, James . . . Sinclair, Merle .... Sing, Cheslelle . Singlelon, Byron .. Singlelerry, Eddie . . . Sisneros, Mary Sisneros, Ralph Sisemore, Jaclr .... Slafer, Slewarl .... Sloan, Bill ,....,,.. "Small, Mrs. Dollee .. Small, Don .,.... . Smallwood, Larry . . . Smiley, Nicky .... Page ....80 .....98 .....80 I53, 257 I50, l55 I25, 277 .98, I25 .35, l48 ....,35 ....60 .....99 .60, I23 I22, I23 .....99 .35,I76 .36 .....60 .99,II3 ....60,Il7 .,...l03 ......80 ,..,99,208 ....,..60 ....80,I27 ....60,I23 .....60 ....99 ......99 ....99,I03 ....80.I22 ....99,I33 ......60 ......35 ....80,I22 .......80 .,..60,I23 Name Smifh, Ronnie Smifh, Saundra . . . Smilh, Slewarl Smiih, Sue ..,.., Smilh, Tommy Smilh, Wayne Smiih, William David Smyih, Sneed, Jeanne . . Snodgrass, Ann . . . Snodgrass, Cindy .. Ada .... . . Page ...I03, l92 ..,...99 ....99,II9 ........80 ....99,I27 ., .... 99,ll7 .... ..99 ....99,2Il ....99,l25 ......80 .,..80,I23 Soggan, John ......... ,... . .80 Somerville, Rosemary , . . . . . .80 Sooler, Henry ....... Sorenson, William , . Souder, Connie , . . Sours, Ellen . . . Sours, Jo ..,.. . , . Spalding, Sharla , ,. Spearman, Jerry . .60, Speer, Lynda ..,... Speer, Sallie . . Spencer, Charles . Sperling, Linda 4... Spiller, Billie Jean , , Spradling, Granl' . .. Spraggins, Sevela .. Spring, Phil ...... Springer, Milre . . . Springsfube, Linda . Sprouse, Edgar . Sfaals, Charlene , , Slafford, Sandra . . . Slallings, Larry . , . Slallings, Pal .....,. S+aniord, Weslon .. Sianley, Myra .,.,. ......99 . ,... 80,208 ....,.80 ....99 99, I42, I85. 228. 287 .......,80,I23 ..,... .,99 ......80 . .... 99,I24 ..,.80,I23 ....80,I28 ...,....80 ..,.99,ll3 60 ....I03 ....99 .,..99 .,..99 ,. ..,...... 99 ........99,I28 ...I5. 80. l45. 289 Name Page Slone, Carol ,... Slolls, Tommy . . . Sloup, Gary ,. Slouse, Jerry .... Siovall, Diclc ,, Slovall, Sonny , . Slradley, Bud . Slrange, Chris . , Sfrail, David Sfrange, Judi . ., Sfraughan, Helen .. Slriclrland, Gary Sfrifley, Darrell Sirimple, Virgil Sfrong, Bill . . ..., .. 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Swell, Shirley . ., Swifl, Wayne ...... 14 in an I., .I5, ,28l, JL I23, .8l.I88 ....6I I00, I25 ....8l I44, I66 III, l53 ,...I00 bl, I37, 285,359 ....I00 ..,.I00 ....8I l39. 247 ,...I00 ,...I00 I37. 28I I00, I25 ...,6I Smilh, Calvin . . . .,... 99 Slapp, Jerry . . . ....... .99, I25 T Smifh, Charles . . , . . .80, I92 Slarlr, Don ......,. .... 8 0, II9 Talbuli, Vernon . . . . . . . . .I00 Smilh, David ... ..,. 99, II3 Slarr, Mary John .,. .. . 80, I23 Talley, Jerry .... ,.... . . .6I Smilh, Donya . . . ...... 99 Sleen, Peggy .,.. ..,... 8 0 Tanner, Douglas . , .... I00, II3 Smilh, Doris . .. .... 99 Sleen, Wayne ..... ..... I 00 Tarlringfon, Larry . . . . . . . . . I00 Smifh, Esfher . . . .... 99 Sfephens, Mernon . . . . .IlI, II5 Tarver, Michelle . . . . . . . . . .I00 Smilh, Glen . . .... 99 Sievens, Shirley .,.. ........ I 00 Taylor, Bob ..... .... I 00, 205 Smilh, Helen . . . ...... 99 Sfevenson, June . . .... BI, I52, 2I4 Taylor, Don . . . . . . . I00, I25 Smilh, Howard . , , .... 99, II7 Sfeward, Don . . . .,.. 80, II5 Taylor, John .... ..,. . .8l, I23 Smifh, Jeanne . . , .,.. 99 Slewarl, Jimmy . . . ....... I00 Taylor, Larry .,... .... . . . . . .6l Smilh, Jerry .... , , . .80 Slewarl, Marlene . . . . . ,I00, I24 Taylor, Mary Lynn .6I, I23, I28 Smilh, John . . .... 99 Slewarl, William , . ..,.. 60 'Taylor, Mr. Ruperl . . . . , . .35 Smifh, Joyce . . . .... 80 Slewarf, Arvis ..... ..,.., 6 0,204 Teague, Jerre . , . . . . . , . . I00 Smilh, Kaye . .. . ..., 99 Sfewarl, Hildon . . . ........... 6I Teague, Marie . :. . . . . .8l, I28 Smilh, Lenora . .... 99 Sficltsel, Hugh . . . , . . .6I, I84, 289 Teague, Trula . . . . . . . . . I23 Smifh, Linda . . .... 99 Slinnell, Shirley . . . .,... - ,... BI Teal, Eleanor ..... .... I 00, I24 Smilh, Lucy .... ...... 8 0 Slinneli, Treva ...... ..... I 00 TenEycIr, Mary Jane , . . . . . I00 Smith, Lynn ..... ....... 9 9 Sfipullroslri, Carole . . . .. .. .... I00 Terrel, Gary ,.... .... . 6I, II5 Smilh, Marlha .... ,. . .60, 256 'S+ober, Mr. Duane , . . .... 35, I76 Terrell, Darlene . . . . . . . .I00 Smilh, Mary Lou . . . .... 99, I25 Sioclrer, Ronald .... , . . I00, I27 Terrell, Donald . . . . . . . . I03 Smilh, Nancy . , . .... 99, I25 Sfoclring, Don . . . ,... 8I, II3 Terrell, Joe . . . . . . .8l, I96 Smilh, Paul . .... ...... 6 0 Slolres, Darlene . . , ........ 6I Terry, Judy . . . , . . . I00, I25 Smilh, Phyllis . . . . .2I4 Slolres, JeaneHe . . . . . I00, I25 Teler, Libby . . . . . . . I00, I25 Smilh, Rex , . . .,.. 99 Slone, Billye ...... I00 Thacker, Sandra . . . . . . .6I Smith, Roberl . . . . , ..99 Srone. Calhy . . . . . . I00, I25 Thomas, Janice . . . . . . .6I 'Facully ' Page 390 Index Name Page Name Page Name Page Thomas' Judy 1 11 1 1 1 IQQI 125 U Walson, Jackie . . .... 62, I27, 247 Thomas, Mary . . . ..., 6I, 275 1 8 Wilson- JOIWMY - ' - --4- A - - - - '63 Thomas, Nila Kay ..,.., 8l Uplog' " A Walls, Kay .....BI,l27 Thomas, Rira . . . . . . . .... 8l, l27 Uh' am "' """" "" W ealherly. Jimmy .... . . . . . . . .63 Thomas' Tommie ,-,4.-. 1 1 11 1 100 V Wealherly, Kennelh . , .... IOI, I92 Thomasson, Laura Juanila . . . .... BI . WGGIIYBVIY. Lucille . . . . . .. . .63 Thompson, Carole Ann . . ...... BI Valdez- Edd'e A---4- '--'- 8 I Weaver. Basil -,-. -.A- I II. '53 Thompson' Don '.v'-'- thil 8 1.205 Vance, Jacquelyn .. .,....., 62 Weaver' Ggne 1 ,.4, 163 Thompson' Diane '." ..'-4. 6 I Vanderby, Judy ...... ........... 6 2 Weaver' Ronnie ..,., 63 Thompson, Dorolhy . . . ,,,,,,, 100 Vanderslice, Ronnie . , . . IOI, II9, I25 Webb. Danny 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I0I Thompson, Frank ....., ,,,, 8 1, 197 Vandiver, Ellis ............ SI, I25, 205 Webb' Jerry 1 1 ,.., 101 'Thompson' Miss Tennis D - 1 1 1341 36 Vandiver, Virginia Lee .......... IOI Wel-,bl Linda 1 1 1 1 1 131 Thompson, Shirley . , , 11111111 31 VanDoran, Carla . . . . .... 8I, I23 Webb, Shirley . . . . . . . . .63 Thompson' 5.1, 11111 1111 5 1, 123 VanDoren. Kenny . 4 . .... 62. I63 Webs+er, Billy Joe . .... . . IOI .......IOI,II3 Thorn, Dan ...... Thorne, Myrl ,.... Thornlon, Douglas . . Thornlon, Jo ,... Thurlow, Nancy .... Tichenor, Alice . . . Tims, Jerry 4...... Tims, Robbie Lee .. Tipps, Ronnie . . . . Tiplon, Faye . .. Tilus, Troy . . . Todd, Fred .. , . . .. Todd, Sybil .......... "Tolberl, Miss Rulh Ann . Toledo, John .......... 82, I22. I23 Talk. Jean .....,. Tomasello, Sherry .. Tomberlin, Huell . . . . . . . Tomlinson, Marl ....,., Tomlinson, Nina ..... SI Toney, David . . . . . . . Trogden, Ernesl .,.. Torres, Lenor .... Tollen, Priscilla . . Toune, Ed ..... Tow, Rulh ..,.. Towne, Harry Townes, Adella . . . Towns, Don ....... Trammell, Wendell . . . Traweek, Curlis . . , Trenl, Kennelh . , . Trevalhan, Dale .... Trevalhan, Wilford . . . I42, Troxell, Morris . .. Trubenbach, Sue .. Tryon, John ........... Tucker, Anila Ann ...... Tucker, B. T. .... 62, Il5, Tucker, Clillon ......... Tunslill, David ........ Turman, Morris Turman, Sharon . Turner, Marlin . .. Turner, Velma . . Turville, Pal . .. Tyler, Jean . . Tyler, Jolene . . . ....l00 ....62 ........62 I00, I25 I00, I25 ......62 ....I00 ....62 ....I00 ....I03 ...I03,AII9 ......si ,...62,l23 -.....ab I00,III,Il3 ....I00 ........8I ,l37, .62 I00. I92 ... . .62 236.28I ....I00 .....8l .8l,I2I ....I00 ....I00 I00,II9 ..,..8I ....IOI .62,I68 ....IOI .....8I ....IOI .....8I IOI,I25 .....BI .....8I ....IOI ..,.IOI I43. 238 .62, I58 IOI, I92 ....IOI .....8I I95.200 ...,.62 .....62 ....62 ....l0I VanHooser, Karen . . VanHuss, Margarel . . Veazey, Benny . ,,.. . Veazey, Douglas .,.. Venable, Bob ,... 62, Vessels, Karen .,,..,. Vigna, Phyllis .... Vincenl, Vern . . Vinez, Don .,.. Vinson, Johnny . . . Voughn, Eugene W Waddell, Larry Wade, Doug .... Wade, Jan Waggoner, Bill ..., Wagner, Lee ........ "Walden, Mrs. C. C. . . Walker, Alice . . . Walker, Billy ..... Walker, Cora . . . Walker, Ellie Walker, Evelyn .. Walker, Janell .. Walker, Joyce . . . Walker, Keilh 4... Wallace, Bill ..., Wallace, Carroll . . . Wallis, Gladys Wallis, Karen .... Wallon, Don . . . Mary . . . Barry .... Wanl, Ward, Word, Wa rd Ward, Ward, Ware Clillord .. Doris . . . Eddie .. Sherrie . James Ware, Jerry . . . Wa re Wa re Warren, Tommy . . . Tommy . . . Max .. Warner, Granl .. Wa rner, Wasson, Loren . . . Linda . . . Walers, Curlis . . . Walers, Judy .... .....IOI ........62 ....62, I87,269 I37, I42, I57, I62 ...IOI,I24.226 ......62.II4 ........62 .....8I . .... l0l .....I0l.II9 ....I4,IOI,I27 .........IOI . ....., BI . ...,.... 36 .....l0l,ll5 ...IOI,III,II7 .........IOI .. ...., l0l ....IOI ..'..IOI ........62 ...IOI,II5,I92 ....62,I58 ....36,262 ......8I .....8I .......l0I ....8I,I87 .....IOI ....8I,I27 ...65,8I, I92 ,...IOI,I25 ......62 .....8I ....IOI ....IOI ...,.62 ....IOI .....8l ......8I ....IOI.I96 ...,.62 Websler, Bob ,,... Websler, Wanda . .. Wehrung, Wanda . . Weigman, B. , , . . Welborn, Jim . .. Welch, Claudelle ..,. Weller, Jimmy .... Wells, Lee Ann ..... Wells, Lynn ,..., Wells, Ronnie ...., Wellman, Bill ..... Welly, Rila .... . . Werner, Jimmy .... Wesberry, Diane . Wesley, David . . . Wesl, Carol .... Wesl, Charlolle . . . Wesl, Jay ...,,. Wesl, Jolene . . Wesl, Thurlene . . Wesllall, Nila ,... Wesler, Laiuana . .. Weslon, Franklin . .. Wheeler, Dena . . . Wheeler, Donna .... Wheeler, Fred .,.. Wheeler, Glenda .. Wheeler, Judilh . . . Wheeless, Dalela .. Wheeler, Sandra .. Whilacre Allan . Whilaker, Alan .... While, Alward ..... 63, I 82, I ...IOI. l92 , .... BI .....63 ......I23 ...,63,248 .......8l 95, I98, 257 ......IDI ...IOI, II5 ....82, I28 28, I39, l57 .......63 ......IOI ...l03. I25 ...82. I27 ....IOI .. ...IOI ......IOI ......63.III ....82.I23 ......lOl ......IOI ......IOI,I7I ..IOI, I24, I25 ......IOI.II7 While, Arlene ......,,... While, Billy ,.... 63 While, While, While, While, Sidney .... Whillield, L. . . . . . Joe . ..... . Frances .... Mary Ann .. Whillield, Sandra .. Whilehead, Jeannine Whilehead, Philip .. Whilehead, Sleve . . . Whilener, Carolyn .. Whilener, Dennis .. Whilfill, Linda .. Whillark, Dianne .. I79, I ......IDI .....63 ...63 ...82 ....IOI ......I02 ...IOI, I55 . . . . . . .82 87,269,277 .........82,II5 .......63 ...I02,I27 .......82 ....I24 ...82 ...63 .....I02 ......I02 ......I02 .....63.257 ......I02 ...I02,I25 'Facully Page Index Name Page Name Page Name Whillarlr, Donald . . Whilloclr, Larry .... Whilsefl, Mal ....,,. WhiH, Earl ,.... . . . Whillen, Gillaerl , . . Whillen, Tommy ,... .......82,209 .......,,.I92 82, l80, 232, 292 .......63, I28 Willis, ........,.I02 Willis, ...63, I27 Williams, Wanda Joyce Williamson, Sharon . . . Williamson, Beverly .. Bob ........ G. W. .,... . Willoughby, Donna . , . WhiHenburg, Anne ., ..., I02 Wilmefh, Johnny .. Whiflenburg, Mary .... .... I 02 Wilson Alwyn Whillel, Joyce ..... ........ 8 2 Wilson Belly ,... Whiffinglon, Diane . ,.... ..... I 02 Wilson Beverly .. Whiflinglon, Tony' .,...., 63, I26, l27 Wilson Charlene . , Whilworlh, Mrs. N. N. ..,.... 33,260 Wilson, Doris ..... . Wiclrer,- Sue .......,. ..... 6 3, III Wilson, Geraldine .,.... Wiegman, Belh .... .....,.. 8 2 Wilson, Jay ..,...,.... Wiegman, Chalmer . . . .... I02, II9 Wilson, Jim ..,.... I02, Wiggins, Dixie Diane ........,., l02 Wilson Larry ....,...... Wilbanlrs, Barbara . .,.... 63, IIO, I20, Wilson Whi+ener, C. ,,.,. . Wiley, Doris ...,.. Willrerson, Dwayne . I34, 229, 258, 287 ............I25 Wilson, Wilson, Nancy .......... Mr. Raymond .... Sieve ...... I02, Winburn,Ka+hy, .- .,.82.ll7 Wine,Jamie Willrins, Donald . .. Wilkins, Henry ..... Willard, Luella Carol , ....., 82 .. ...82,I92 ....I02 Williams, Auslina .. ..,.. 82 Williams, Beverly ., ..., 2I4 Williams, Ben ..,....... .... 8 2 Williams, Charles E. ...... .... I 02 Williams, Charles Roberl ........ I02 ........,82.252 ...,l02 ..........,.I02 .. .25,43, 247. 285 .,.......I02 .....63, I27, I28 ..,....63,I42 ....,,..I02 ...82.I27 .......63 .,.82.I28 Wineinger, Lloyd .. Wineinger, Peggy . . . Wingale, Tommy . . . Winslead, Wayne . Winler, Doris .. Winfers, Dale . . WirI', Billye ...,... Wisdom, Tommy .... Wise, Ken ........ Wilcher, Carla .,,.,. Wilherspoon, Roberl' ..... WiH', J. W. ......,,... . Wolf, Marian .,.... . . . Wolfe, Kennefh .. Wolfe, Mollee .. . Wolfe, Ronnie .,... Womaclr, Richard .. Wood, Jerry , . . . , Wood, Jon .... Wood, Larry .... Wood, Nancy . ,. .... .I02 ...I02 ....82 ....b3 ...I02 ....82 ..57, 64 I23, I96 ....64 .....,I02 .82, I28 .....I02 I02, l25 . . . .82 II7, l24 I02, 208 ,82, I23 ,36, I49 I73, 285 I02, I28 I02, I92 .82, II7 ......82 ...I02 ....82 ..,.82 ......82 .82, I27 .,..82 ....82 I02, I25 ....I02 I86, 277 I23, I47 ....82 ....82 I02, I27 . . . .82 I02, II7 II3, l25 I63,2l0 Wood, Shirley , . . Wood, Tommy .. Wood, Wayne . . Woods, Craig ..... .... Woodson, John . . Woodard, Cleriece Woods, Jim ...., Woodward, Judy . , Woodward, Sue .. Word, Clifford .. Worlcman, Denny . Wralher, June . . . Wright, Alice .,., Wrighl, Donald .. Wrighf, Jerry E. . . Wrighl, Linda .,.. Wrighl, Nancy ...,. . . . Y Yancy, Cliffa Jo , Yancy, Georgia Bea Yanfis, John ..... Yarbrough, Janice . Yales, Arba .... Yales, Don ..... Yales, Scolf . . . Yeager, Joyce Ann Yoes, Bill ....,.. Yorlr, Harlan , Yorlr, Tommy . . . Young, James ,. Young, Shirley . .. Younger, Bari' .... Yunlrer, Slephanie . Z Zanchellin, Olello . .......... IO3 Page ...I02 ..,.64 .82, I86 I02, II3 I02, Il3 ..Hu ..Mu l48,l63 ..4m ..UM . 64. l48 ....82 ....64 ...l02 .,..82 .64, I28 ,.,82 ...64 ....64 .,..64 I02, l24 .,.I02 ...II9 I02, l24 ....82 .82, l27 .82, l86 .82, II7 ....82 .. .I02 ...I02 .. ..64 Ziellre, Sharon ..... .... I 02, l25 Zimmerer, Donald .... .....,... I 02 Zuber, Randy .... .... 8 2, ll5, l42 Zwang, Gloria . ........,I02 Williams, Don ..... Williams, Donna . . . Williams, Gary .... Williams, Jaclrie , . . Williams, Jane .. . Williams, Jim ..... Williams, Kennefh . Williams, Nelda . , . Williams, Nell . .. Williams, Reba .... Williams, Sidney , . . Williams, Vera Fern . Williams, Wanda . 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Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

- Class of 1958

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