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

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Y-TEENS MEMBERS . . . are preparing for the annual Snowflake Ball with a meeting and a crep paper rolling session prior lo lhe dance. sv' 91. R M .'lfl,4lXl.YC THE PROPS . . . leanelle :Heian- der and Martha Amos are stirring' aml nizfxing for the big Deccmlzer social CLPIII. i, if SENIOR OFFICERS . . . are Jeanette Alexander, vice-presiflentg Voncille Bennett, eluzplaing june Stevenson, presidentg and Martha Amos, secretary. The Young Womens Christian Association in Ama- rillo in cooperation with Amarillo High School spon- sor Y-Teen groups at Szmdieland. There were two groups in 1953-59. One was composed of juniors and seniors and the other strictly of sophomores. The groups met weekly and sponsored tw o major activities in the calendar year for the social and spiritual life of A.H.S. students. The first major activity of the group was the annual Snowflake Hall held in early December. Students from both groups worked together on the plans and deco- rations. It is the traditional fall semester social event of the season at Sandieland. The second floor girls gymnasium was used in 1953 and the old hall was turned into at beautiful winter wonderland for the couples who enjoy dancing under the snowflakes of a warmer nature. In March in conjunction with the annual World Day of Prayer services held universally, the members of all the Sandieland Y-Teens groups planned and spon- sored the prayer service for students at A.H.S. As the bells pealerl across the street for the students to come worship, Y-Teens felt that they had reached the climax of their spiritual year at Sandie-land. SOPHOVORE UEEICERS . . . ffm' l.n1'i1l1'x.v, lIlPxlIlf'lIlI Sharon Vinyanl lSfGIl1IiIIl2 rice-1:1'f's1'rlcr1I: Coyle Ihiris. reprcserzmlire: .Yancv .llcCrabev. l'll'C.4 reprcserzlalire: anrl Linn Ficlfe vcerelarr I I lage 16 YQ-09 lt,

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9 TR01'lllE.'3 . . . for 1'nIra-mural Imrn It'l-IIIIPVS are aflnzirvil and 1.'iEll'6tI by Warrella liIaz'1fu'c'1l arnl ,lane Legg, officers for Ilie Girls Recre- aliunal .slssoz-1'a1ior1. With so Hlllfll emphasis on the avaclrfinic Side of life at Sanilicland in 1953-39. many students looked for the sanctity of thc- l'txt'I'f'21l.l4Jllill opportunities. Girls in tht- Physical l'iflUt'HlllDll classes entered in numerous intra-mural at-tivitivs ranging frcnn volley- ball ln ping pong. Tln-y orgunizml into ll group called the Girls llc:-rmrzitimizil Assnviutinii UIltlt'l' the clircc- tinn of Nliss Nlury Suv lltm-lunml. Utlwr stntln-nts lfmkml lllttilfll thv lmpt-A for snms' to full in the 1-4uuntl1-ss ski arvals in tht- lll'lglllMlt'ltlg stutc of NOW Mvxivu. Tlu: uintvr of l'J3l3-30 prnwcl tu hc one of little snuw fur tha- must pzlrt, Ftlnlu-nt groups XNlJl1ltljtlllI'llI'y lu Sunil- lft-. Taos. .'xllJlltllll'l'lIllt' and tht- likt- for thu spurt nn thv mmmln-11 skis. Mr. lfllloll Rawlings was nppuintf-rl us Ski llnh sponsor in the mn-ly fall and nn-t with Amarillo lligh Svlmnl stuclvnts ints-rvsted in thu art. Stnclt-nt trips mire plannml with his super- xisiun. Nlllllf swm-lxm-mls xshvn the snow hail fallen, stu- tlf-nts xwulml jnurnvx tha- ft-w hnntlrt-cl IlIllPS out Vliclst fur il try at skiing. lmtmrl TY w-atlicrlnmi gave the at-rfnnrits of thx' snnw ut tlwsl- rf-starts in the nmr llfwlxifs. ,qlxil f.'XTHl .gf IST . . . fvlflfrw ffiflffrw lfmlw Iillfll lllfv lfllxllrwii 0 Armin flllvli fix ffllffuinu up fm lllr' furwf-ffl lfz1lflz'wf:l1'rfr1s rzml lfizllvlzirfs Ulf' lfllfff of l'l1f,l1lIlflIl1'lll rift! flour Itf'wf. 5 if i ,,,. iq Q ,MA tm ki- f 1111 lfitlfl ' RECREATIONAL AN SKI CLUB l'fvn uu.' ' +- , V-1 -. N x 'M M79 - 3 ,-.s A- , i -- Q ixyfjh - al, lv :,,1- I A ,..ff ,'4T ibn ' X -v U r . r f ,.,,,,w X. X. 5 Mk Jw I , I ,Xxx ., l A ,1,,A,f-,I 123.14 'a 5 ' 7 'hw .DW SERVING . . . as I!'lZ!'ll1'lA.X aiffv nn' Wrzrvllrz lllrzrkzrcll ami fume Legg who are also officers for the physiczrl crluczzlimz !ll'lJl1I'fllIPIll' S1101 isorezl C.R.A. 114 ,x 5 ,Vx A 2 , 2 6 1 .- ,, ,, 'Jn' 5117, 4 , ' W W 3 , ' , ' qw, I fm. f' Q1 ' Y , iff 1 ' ' f ' 4 ' v u? iw, , f 3 , . 14, ' ,wf irrm WCA.: ., A I, fggpmw 'fqa ' f' ' ,, A V' , . ff Y -1 ' ' Q , 5 rig 'Wa ' ' , 1, i rf ,4 ' w V . , - ,,.. -W ,ww ' ' f4,r,N' M , Nlxl f.l,I fillffx , . . Nlfffltll-HQ riff' Hvrrrlrlri III ll. llllll Flfffhrfx. tpfmwr l:flI4llillLN.' fun! .wrztwf page 15 are fm' f,rff14lf'j mul l urlf-il fum-5,

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'1s....i K , -N ff- C0llIi1llT7'EE .TIEMRERS . . . for a Ili-Y project meet wilh president Cayln Shelby in one of the committee rooms at the Young Mens Christian .-lssocialion at Htl: anzl Van Buren. Monday night for decades has lxeen Hi-Y night at Sandieland. The same was so in the l958-59 school year. Whereas in the past the Hi-Y groups had been divided into two or three groups, this school year there was but one club. The meetings were held weekly at the Young Nic-ns llhristian Assoeiution at Sth and Yan Buren. A varied program of sports and recreation is held by nienihers and faculty sponsors alike. The Fandieland group attends the regional and state meetings of the Hi-Y group in the liuilding of Christian leaders for our gIOYt'l'llIlll'llltil sy stem. They present hills for the Hi-Y state legislature and are privileged to run eundidutes for offive. llistriet and regional eomtntions ure held for the curly plans for this enterprise. Neniln-rs of the lli-Y at Sandi:-land serie as the Concession Chlllllllllttf? for all srhool dances for the it-nr, They order. serve and take the profit from soft drinks at the sehool functions. Sponsors of this years group was one of the newer faeulty memlrers, Mr. Charles lflmore. Calyn Shelby served as president. S1I,'1l,l. CRftl'P . . . rneeli unfler the flirertinn nf presiflent Cnlyn Slzelln' at the l,lIf.f1 on .llonzlay nights, Sponsor lilrnore is pictured in the back- grounfl. 1 ,, l HI-Y .WILD FORM . . . of rerrealion available for members of the Ili-l at the l'.lIff.4 lxuilrling is the billiarrls room. Other recreational fa eililies are at lzanfl. Q, Q Q tary of the Samlielanrl Hi-Y Chapter. OFFICIAL CHAT . . . President Cayln Shelln president, chats uith Victor Hamilton, set re