Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)
- Class of 1955
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Many fond rnemorles have been assoc1ated w1th our MAIN BUIIDLNG smce It was erected
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DEDICATICN
We ded1cate T.h1S tenth volume of the COLT CORRAL to MISS JANE ELLIS 1D apprecxauon for her muslc, her
sense of humor, and her mterest m others, all of Wh1Ch have mspxred the students of Arhngton I-hgh School
to hve by the hlgh set of standards wh1ch gu1de her own llfe
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To the Board of Educatlon we express ou.r thanks and appreclatlon for the d1ff1cu1t Job they ful
f11l 1.n assummg the respons1b111ty for the welfare of our school system
Best w1shes from all
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joe Ba1ley QSecretaryj Floyd Gmun N106 pres1dentj E E Rankm QTax Assessor, Fred Crook,
Guy C Hutcheson fAss1stant Secretaryj,Supermtendent W R W1mb1sh,Odel1Shackelford, J H
Fmch,j C Ferguson fPres1dentl
Mrs. Carol Ridens is the official secretary
to Mr. Wimbish, and the unofficial helper
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS W R WIMBISH
The Arllngton Public School System has been very fortunate to have the servlces of Mr Ross W
W1mb1sh for the last seventeen years As hxgh school prmclpal and, later, supermtendent of
schools, he has served the people of Arlmgton 1n an outstandmg manner The announcement of
h1s res1g'nat1on early th1s year was recelved wlth regret by the students, the faculty, and the
Board of Educatron
Durmg h1s years w1th the Arlmgton schools, Mr W1mb1sh has proved hxmself capable of hand
Img almost any s1t'uat1on Th1s quallty, plus a frlendly and d1gn1f1ed att1tude, have won for hlm
the respect of all who know lum Mr W1mb1sh leaves h1S present pos1t1on at the end of l1l'l1S
term, but h1s mfluence w11l long remam m the l1ves of the people wxth whom he has worked
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Mr. Martin, after listening to our problems and excuses for nine years, remains the same patient,
understanding Principal that we and the classes before us have Icnown.
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For the past three years Mr. Webb has capably served as our Vice-Principal
Mrs. Fowler is the efficient and fr ien dly
Regisuar and Secretary of our high school.
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As tax assessor, Mr. E. E. Rankin per-
forms an invaluable service to our school
system.
In her c apac ity as speech
therapist, Mrs. Arvilla Foster
does a great service for many
people in our school system.
Mrs. Wi1kins's fine
work has done much to
build up our school li-
brary.
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Mrs. Newana Counts and Mrs. Marialyce
Haughton keep school health records and
perform many helpful duties for our "sick
and wounded."
ELIZABETH AMOS, B.A., M.ED.
Texas Wesleyan College
North Texas State College
English
LUCILE BURMAN, B.S.
Dakota Wesleyan University
General Science
FACULTY
DANIEL W, BASHAM, B.A.
Texas Christian Unive rsity
English
NORA BUTLER, B.A., M.A.
Hardin-Simmons University
North Texas State College
Mathematics
DEAN P. COREY, A.B.
Transylvania College
University of Cincinnati
College of Music
Music
PEARL BUTLER, B.A., M
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas Christian University
History
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MARIE C CROUCH LI B
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Arkansas A 81 M College
Centenary College
University of Texas
Business Administration
ANE ROBIN ELLIS, B.A., M.ED.
Texas State College for Women
North Texas State College
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SAM CURLEE B A
Austin College
Drive rs Educ ation
Coach
C C DUFF BA MED
Howard Payne College
Southern Methodist University
University of Colorado
A gl M College
Science
PATRICIA FLEMINS, B.B.A.
North Texas State College
Business Administration
GERTRUDE JOHNS, B.A., M.A
North Texas State College
Texas Christian University
Social Studies
FACULTY
HAROLD KEY B S M A
Texas Christian University
Matliematic s
BOBBYE YANCEY MIKUSEK
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Texas Christian University
English
Speech
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VERA B LACEY B S M A
Daniel Baker
North Texas State College
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DORA ELLA NICHOLS B.A. M.A.
Baylor University
Spanish
English
MARIAN PAYSINGER, B.A.
Arlington State College
Southern Methodist Univ
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Mathematics
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EMMA OUSLEY B.A. M.A.
North Texas State College
English
FACULTY
IOHNW POLZIN B S M S
Texas Chr1st1an Uzuverslty
H1story
Coach
MAMIE PRICE B A M A
West Texas State College
Umverslty of Texas
Soclal Stud1es
BERTA MAE POPE B S
North Texas State College
Uruve rs1ty of Texas
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BETTY PRICE B S
North Texas State College
Home Econorrucs
IUDSON RAMSEY B S M S
East Texas State College
Soc1al Studles
Coach
ELLA JOHNSON RAY
Texas Technologm al
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Texas State College for Wor
Mathematics
MAUDE V. ROARK, B.A.
Baylo r Unive rsity
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MELBA RODDY, B.A., M.ED.
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College
Southern Methodist University
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Sam Houston State Teachers College Texas Christian University
Vocational Agriculture Business Education
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Texas Technologmal College
Home Econorrucs
GENE SHIELDS B S
Texas Chr1st1ar1 Un1ve rs1ty
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West Texas State College
Colorado State College of Educat1on
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Secretary
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SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS
Bob Reynolds
Jeanette Bowerman
Frances Webb
Terry Buchan
M aryetta Holley
Clyde Godfrey
Sponsors Mr Key
MISS Nora Butler
Mrs johns
' ' jerry Griffin Mrs. Wilkins
NELL RUTH ADAMS DON ALBIN
She rad1ates warmth Very observmg
F HA 4 Basketball 1
Safety Counc:1l 1 N S Z
Glee Club 4
Llbrary Club 4
FRANK ANDERSON
Qulet and dependable
Camera Club 4
RAYMOND ANDRE
Lxkes hotrods
Football 1
Camera Club 1
TOM BAYNE
Loves to expernnent
Football 1
Baseball 1
Basketball 1
German Club Z 3 FREDDIE BELTZNER
Club Pres1dent 3 A subtle "w1t"
V1ce Pres1dent 2 Glee Club 4
DORA ALFORD
Mus1c 1n her laugh
Chou' 1 3 4
Camera Club 3 4
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F T A 4
HENRY ARMSTRONG
Equal to every occas1on
nd 1 Z 3 4 Pres
Camera Club 1 Z
Safety Counc1l 3
Class Treasurer 3
PEGGY AUSTIN
Talks l1ttle and
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An artlst at heart An admlrable person
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Annual Staff 4 V1ce Presldent 4
Student Counc1l 4
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Pleasant ways
Camera Club 1 Z 3
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DON BORING
Rates some extra pomts
Football 1 Z 3 4
Basketball 1 Z 3
Track Z 3
Camera Club 3 4
IEIANETTE BOWERMAN
D1gn1f1ed unt1l
you know her
Flagbearer 4
Student C0unC1l 2
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Class Secretary 4
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GROVER BRENDLE
Never worr1es or hurr1es
F F A 1 CHARLES BRADLEY
Count on h1m for results
L1ttle Ar11e tramer 4
Football 1 2
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TERRY BUCHAN
A contageous smile
Student Council-3
Choir-3-4 MILTON BULLOCK
Camera Club-4 A man that's all boy
Basketball-3-4 Football-1-Z
Baseball-3-4 Glee Club-1-2
Football-1 Track-Z-3
Class Reporter-4 Camera Club-1
JACKIE BURCI-I PAUL CAINES
Strong s1lent type H1s 1S a w1se and
N H S 4 k1ndly humor
Camera Club 1 Z
Football Z 3 4
JACK CANTRELL
Work a useless struggle
Basketball 1 3
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Class Presldent 1
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ARLENE CAMPBELL
Naturally n1ce
Camera Club 2
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DOLLY CHAPMAN
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DOROTHY CASS
Qu1et ana reserved
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TOMMY CLAYTON
WAYNE CHRISTIAN Modest but arnbxtlous
He loves l1fe Basketball 1 3
Football 1 Z Football 1 3
Basketball 1 F F A 1
Baseball 1 Camera Club 1 Z 3 4
Safety Councxl 4 Red Cross Counc1l 1
A k1r1d heart
Safety C0unc1l 4
ANN CHATTIN
You always know
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L1terary 4
Pep Club 1 2
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ROGER COBLE MARY NELL COLLINS
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Basketball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4
Baseball 3 4
Camera Club
ANDY COSBY
He sm11es and women wonder
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Football 1
Colt Staff 3 4 Ed1tor 4
Student Counc1l 4
Iun1or R0tar1an
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SHIRLEY HARRIS COT TER
Naturally n1ce
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DWAIN COX
A plac:1d personahty
Football 1 Z
Camera Club 1 Z
FRED DALTON
Always willing
Glee Club-1
Safety Counc il-Z-3
Choir-2-3-4
Student Counc il-4
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MARY LOUISE DAVIDSON
A treat to your eyes
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Red Cross Council-1
Colt Staff-4
ANITA COTTER DALE
A pleasure to know
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HELEN DEMASES
A sweet personality
Camera Club-4
JOYCE DIGGS MICHAEL DITTO
Always in the middle of things
Band-1-2
F.T.A.-3-4 President-4
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Student Council 4
Camera Club 4
Red Cross Council 4
Devotional Council 3
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KENNETH FABEL
Always dependable
Boys Glee Club Z
Choir 4
Camera Club 4
WARREN FROST
No frost 1n his heart
Band 1 Z
Literary Club Z
Camera Club 1
A real "Colt Caper"
Class Officer-1
Colt Editor-4
N.H.S.-3-4 Officer-
Red Cross 2 3 4
President 4
Literary Club 1 Z 3 4
Student Counc1l 4
Camera Club 2 3 4
Iuruor Rotarlan
LYNETTE ENGLISH
Sweet klnd and considerate
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F T A 4
Llbrary Club 2 3 4
WANDA ECKELMAN
A pleasmg d1spos1t1on
JIMMY FEARKA
Quiet but llkeable
TIMMIE FINCH
He carries a lot of
weight
Student Body Pres 4
Basketball 1 Z 3 4
Football 1 Z 3 4
Red Cross Counc1l 1 2 3
4 President 3
Class Pres1dent 1
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PATRICIA GALLAGHER
A light heart
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Glee Club 1 2
Dramat1cs Club 2
Charm Club 2
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Our space man All sweetness and hght
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Safety Counc1l 3
BILLIE GASTON
To know her 1S an expenence
Red Cross 2
Camera Club 4 CLYDE GODFREY
F HA 4 Alad1es man
F T A 4 Student Counc1l 3
Student Counc1l Safety Counc1l
Presldent 4
Chou' 4
Football 1 Z
Glee Club 3
Class Soc1al
Cha1rman 4
CAROL ANN GOERDEL
Ab1l1ty plus amb1t1on
Glee Club 1
Safety Counc1l 3
H A 1
Annual Staff 4
L1terary Club 4
BENNY GRAEFF
The pract1cal Joker PATSY GOODWIN
Bus1er than she seems
Devot1o nal Counc 1l 3
WELDON HALL
Am1able personahty
JERRY GRIFFIN Football 1 Z
Gets a bang out of l1fe Track 1 Z
Football 1 Z 3 4 Golf 4
Baseball 3 4 Cho1r 4
Red Cross 3 Glee Club 1 Z 3
Camera Club 4 Safety Counc1l
Student Counc1l Presuient 3
Student Counc1l 3
Sergeant at arms 4
Class V1ce Pres1dent-4 Camera Club-4
WIELAND HARRIS CAROLYN HEATH
We see h1m we l1ke h1m Intelhgence plus modesty
Camera Club 4 A 1
N H S 3
OLIVIA HERNDON
N1ce neat and natural
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Camera Club 1 2
L1terary Club 1
SYLVIA HODGES Class Soc1al Cha1rman
Extremely n1ce to know
F HA 2 3 4
F T A 3 4 Off1cer 4
B nd 1 2 3 4
Off1cer 4
BARBARA HORTON
Too much good cannot be
Sald of her
NHS 34 Flagbearer 34
FHA 1234 Off1cer2.3
Pres1dent 4
Student Counc1l 3 4
Class Off1cer Z 3
Annual Staff Ed1tor 4
JOHNNIE HOLLOWAY L1terary Club 1 Z 3 4
He does h1s best at all Ofhcer 3
times Safety COUHCII 1
IO ANN HEBBARD
Always there when you need her
Came ra Club 1
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JAMES HOLLAND
He knows what he wants
L1terary Club 3
Cho1r Z 3 4
Band Announcer
MARYETTA HOLLEY
It S n1ce to be natural
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Her colors fly h1gh
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L1terary Club 1 2 3 4 Llterary Club l Z Sec
Student Counc1l Z 4 Student Counc1l Z 4
N H S 3 4 Class Secretary 3
Iumor Favor1te
Adm1red by many
Flagbearer 3 4
G1rls Glee Club G1rls State
Red Cross Counc1l 4
Cheerleader Z
Annual Staff 4
N S 3 4
Devot1onal Counc1l 3
J'un1or Play
JAMES HYDEN
M1sch1evous but hard workmg
Football 1 Z 3
Basketball 1 Z
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QTun1or Favor1te
J'un1or Play lk Nsj'
Class V1ce Pres1dent 3
Devot1onal Counc1l President
Student Counc1l 3 4 GLENN JAMES
Good natured
nd l 2 3 X
N S 3 4
CARMEN JOHNSON
N1ce to have around
N H S 4
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H1ghl1ght 3
RUTH KURTZWELL
All the world 1S a stage
Class Secretary 2
Annual Ed1tor 4
Chou' 2 3 4 Off1cer
Student Counc1l 4
N H S 3 4
Red Cross Counc1l 1
Camera Club 1 2
Safety Counc1l Z
All State Cho1r 3
Wlnner D1str1Ct Spellln DELORES KING
Contest l Slowly but surely
Camera Club 1
Cheerleader 3 4
Colt Staff 4
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ALVA LEVICK
CHARLOTTE LAKEY To h1m work 1S pleasure
A fuend to all Cho1r 3 4 V1ce Pres 4
Glee Club 4 Glee Club 1 2
L1terary Club 1 Student Counc1l 4
F HA 1 Camera Club 2 3
Safety Council-1 F.T.A.-4
EILEEN ANNE LIDDY JOE LINDSEY
Very versat1le A genume character
J'un1or Play B nd 1 Z 3 4
Annual Staff 3 4 Safety Counc1l 4
Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Football 1
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Student Councxl 4
P T A Counc1l 4
Red Cross Counc1l 1 2
Colt Staff 3 4
DANNY LOWRANCE
Has a way wxth the women
L1terary Club 1 Z 3 4
N H S 3 4
Chou' 3
TRAVIS LOOPER
L1terary mmded
L1terary Club 3 4
Pres1dent 4
Student Councll 4
Drama Club 3
Off1cer 3
NELDA LUTON
Well l1ked by everyone
Camera Club 1 Z 4
Llterary Club 4
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ROBERT LEE MANN
Eager to please
I GILBERT LUKE Journahsm 3 4
An A 1r1 school and 1n golf
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Basketball l Z
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Fun to be w1th
GERALD MARTIN F H A 1 Z
Very eff1c1ent Camera Club 1
Camera Club 4 L1terary Club Z
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BEVERLY MATLOCK
Redheads never lack ab1l1ty
Llterary Club 1 Z 3 4 PRISCILLA MATLOCK
Scatterbram but we
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Chou' Z 3 4
Student Counc1l 4 A l
Offmer 2 3
Re Cross 1 Z 3
Colt Staff 3 4
A I Band 3 4
Llterary Club 1 Z 3
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Camera Club 4
Iuruor Play
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Dlfferent 1n a n1Ce
way
Glee Club 4
JERRY MCCARTER
A sharp dresser
Cho1r 4
Glee Club 2
Safetv COUUC11 1 NORMA MCCARRI-:LL
The outdoor type
Camera Club 3 4
F T A 3
GENE MCGARITY
f JERRY MCDANIEL A frlend to many
I A good sport Basketball Z
Football 3 Baseball Manager Z
BILLY MCKISSACK DAVID MELTON
Arlmgton attracts only The world s a fr1endly
the best place
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Baseball 3
NANCY MOODY
Dreams of adventure
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All lmke Dood1e better
Track 1 2 3
Basketball 1
Football 1 Z
Baseball 1 2
Camera Club
Student Counc11
Cvlee Club 4 Pres
Safety Counc1l 4
V1ce Pres1dent
BETTY MOSER
To be h1ghly commended
F H A 1
Cvlee Club Z 3 4
Camera Club 1
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LADELL MILLER
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Annual Staff Z
JUNE MOORE
A l1ght heart l1ves longer
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Master of himself Tall, blonde and attractive
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L1keable 1n every way
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HAYDEN TEMPLETON
A newspaperman to be
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A contaglous personallty
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At home w1th all of us
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Always ready
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A del1c1ous spray of laughter
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A real hot drummer OH! those beautiful eyes
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BILL WOODMAN
A practlcal boy
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A typ1cal Texan
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SANDRA WYATT
Most loquac1ous
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BOBBY YOUNG
He l1ves up to h1S name
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N1ce to have her w1th us
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Pres1dent
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jon Alan Dews
Don Newsome
Anne Bmxon
joan Troth
Elmer Laplerre
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Mr Polzm
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Carol Bradford
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Lanette Buck
Ronald Burgerson
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Fred Hutchmson
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Barbara Lawson
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Marie McReynolds
Rosemary Lew1s
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STUDE T COUNCIL
The pres1dent and v1ce pres1dent of each class, club, and orgamzatxon compuse the STUDENT
COUNCIL Arlmgton I-hgh School's student government orga.n1za.t1on Th1S group carrxes out
speclal projects sponsors two dances each year and pres1des over the all school elect1ons The
Presldent j1mm1e Flnch
V1ce Pres1dent Bob Reynolds
S6CrSt21ry Harrlet Slaughter
Pa.rl1amentar1an Andy Cosby
Sergeant at Arms james Hyden F
jerry Gr1ff1n
RGPOYKCI Mer1lyn Brown
jIMMIE FINCH
Student Body Pre sldent
Student Body President is head of this group.
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P T A COUNCIL
The P. T. A. COUNCIL is a newly
developed organization this ye ar .
The members consist ofa repre-
sentative from each homeroom. It
was organized to obtain student ad-
vice on P. T. A. activities. Mrs.
Workman is their sponsor,
President Wes Madsen
Vice President Nancy Russell
Secretary Shirley Cass
Treasurer jimmy Kanehl
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
The purpose of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA is to foster
interest in the teaching profession and to encourage students to pre-
pare for special works.
President
s joyce Diggs
Vice President
Tommy Bennett
Secretary
Lynda Arthur
Treasurer
Sylvia I-Iodg e s
Reporter
Maxine Payne
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Ne Ida Luton
Pianist
Beverly M atlock
Historians
Billie Gaston
Janis Nelson
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SENIOR MEMBERS ARE
First Row
Ledawn Ogletret Barbara Horton Linda Reaves Wanda Thomasson Sandra Wyatt Priscilla
Matlock Nell Ruth Adams Beverly Matlock Vlfglnla Watkins Harriet Slaughter Ruth
Kurtzweil
Second Row
Betricia Smith Billie Gaston Nancy Pat Houston, Jeanette Bowerman Ann Hufendick Ann
Chattin Peggy Austm Pat Walker Michael Dltto
Third Row
Nancy Moody, Frances Webb Andy Cosby Henry Armstrong Harvey Plppen Dorothy Wat
kms Kenneth Wickhffe
Fourth Row
Larry Krouse Jackie Birch J Gilbert Luke Charles Munson Franklin Wilbur Jerry Mc
Carter Paul Vader
Fifth Row
Glenn James Marcel Santerre Eddie Myers Bill Walker Larry Norr1s,J1rnm1e Finch Bob
Reynolds
JUNIOR MEMBERS ARE
First Row
Carol Bradford Gayle Miller Ruth Meador Susan Murchison Johnettt Hill Iosu Lu Bird
Judy Hampton
Second Row
Loveta Sherrill Beverly Handley Janice Hardwick Glenda Morrison Barbara Kilpatrick
Marilyn Yates, Pat MacCarthy, Margie Tibbits.
Third Row:
Merilyn Brown, Kay Fillmore, Penny Rhett, Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Lumsden, Lynda
Arthur, Wesley Madsen, Floyd Walker,
Fourth Row:
Barbara Bamhill, Anne Binion, Sandra Sutherland, Lalu Nesbit, Barbara Warren, Patsy Hale,
Janice Ellison, Jim Bailey, Gene Lam.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS
J G1Ibert Luke
Marcel Santerre
Jeanette Bowerman
Nancy Pat Houston
B111 Walker
Beverly Matlock
Presldent
V1ce Pres1dent
Secretary
Soclal Chaxrmen
Treasurer
SPONSORS
Mr Webb
Mrs Pope
Mrs johns
Andy Cosby
Larry Krouse
Nancy Pat Houston
Mer1Iyn Browxm
Wesle y Madsen
Frances Webb
Presldent
V1ce Presldent
Secretary
Soc1a1Cha11'men
Treasurer
THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS composed of Iun1or and Sen1or students who are outstand
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CA MERA CLUB
The CAMERA CLUB is our largest club. Since
its organization, inte re st in photography as a
hobby has grown spectacularly.
President Carroll Hill
Vice President Fred Dalton
Secretary Anne Einion
Treasurer Maryetta Holley
Bud Remynse
Sylvia Golden
Social Chairmen
' Sponsor
, Mr, Duff
2 .Tudy Lightfoot
' Club Sweetheart
LITER RY
The purpose ofthe LITERARYCLUB is to
further interest in plays, reading, and other
literary pursuits.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Social Chairman
Program Chairman
Parliamentarian
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Travis Looper
Phil Johnson
Nancy Moody
Josie Lu Bird
Andy Cosby
Frances Webb
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LBR RY CLUB
The LIBRARY CLUB is an organization of stu-
dents who are interested in reading. Their main
project C o nc e r n s the emphasis of Book Week.
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Program Chairmen
Jerry Hunt
Joe Provence
Ruth Meador
Lauchette Bygel
O. T, Oiler
Bonnie Ritter
Anna Lou Williams
Jerry Lowe
DE VOTIONAL COUNCIL
It is the duty of the JUNIOR RED CROSS to carry
out the customary program of Red Cross activi
ties, such as filling overseas boxes, entertaining
at h o s pit a l s, and participating in county wide
activities.
The DEVOTIONAL COUNCIL, made up ofthe rep-
resentatives e le cte d by the home rooms, ha
charge of the prayer at noon and the special de
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votionals.
President James I-lyden
Vice President Merilyn Brown
Secretary Harriet Slaughter
Sponsor Miss Ellis
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Representatives from each home room are elect-
ed to serve onthe SAFETY COUNCIL. They are
responsible for fire d rills and handling traffic
problems.
President Clyde Godfrey
Vice President Jerry Moore
Secretary Jane Hufendick
Treasurer Vicki Hiett
Social Chairmen Don Boring
Elaine Cox
Sponsor Mr, Curlee
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President Michael Ditto
Vice President Nancy Pat Houston
Secretary Elizabeth Bailey
Assistant Secretary Lauchette Bygel
Treasurer Mary Cravens
Program Chairman Susan Murchison
Asst. Program Chairman Judy Lightfoot
Sponsors Miss Roark
Mrs. Paysinger
FUTURE FARMERS GE AMERICA
Patsy Ellmgton
Club Sweetheart
The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA IS a club orgamzed to
promote all actlvlues related to vocatlonal aguculture
Presxdent
V1ce Presldent
2nd V1ce Presldent
3rd V1ce Presldent
Secretary
Reporter
Treasurer
Sentmel
H1stor1an
Parhamentanan
Don Bourne
Andy Anderson, jr
jerry Prlce
james Knapp
Tommy Clayton
Donny Moore
Floyd I-Iarr1son
Bllly MEISDGT
Gary McAdams
B111 Crouch
SPOUSOT Mr Roquemore
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS UF AMERICA
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The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 15 a group ded1cated
to the advancement and pract1ce of better homernakmg
Presldent
Barb ar a Horton
1st Vlce Pres1dent
Harrxet Slaughter
2nd VICE Presldent
IOSIE Lu B1rd
Secretary Treasurer
M axme Barnes
Parhamentarlan
Ruth Meador
Sergeant at Arms
Donna I-Iarrlson
I-hstorlan
E11e en L1ddy
P13.Y1lSt
Beverly Matlock
Song Leaders
Maryetta Holley
Merllyn Brown
News Reporter
Barbara K11pat1'1cl-4
Pubhc Relat1ons Chaurman
1311.15 Nelson
Degrees Chauman
Betty Elhs
Projects Cha1rman
Nancy Pat Houston
C1v1l Defense Cha1rman
Jeanette Bowerman
Sponsors
Mlss Betty Pr1ce
Mrs Ella Ray
Mrs Vada Tumham
Freddy Marlar
Club Sweetheart
CULT CQRRAL
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Art Ed1tors
Bob Reynolds
Elleen L1ddy
Typ1St
Carol Goerdel
Photog rapher
D1ck Bennett
C o-Editors
Barbara Horton
Ruth Kurtzweil
Busmess Ivianagers
Eddle Myer-2
Ann Hufendmk
Sponsor
Mrs Nlchol
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o Ed1tors
Andy Cosby
Mlchael Dltto
o BUSINESS Managers
Delores Klng
Kathryn Taylor
Bookkee pe r
Judy Swafford
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BX THF IOIJRIN ALISM CLASS OF ARLINGTON HIGH
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Harr1et Slaughter
Prlscllla Matlock
Class Ed1tors
Robert Nlann
Frances Webb
Sports Ed1tors
Carol Warner
Jerry Whltt
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The QUILL AND SCROLL
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The journalism students act as cub reporters for the newspaper, From this group come the staff
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GFFICE
HELP
This group is composed of girls giving their free periods to assist carrying out the high school office routine.
LIBRARY
HE LP
Two students from each study hall help Mrs. Wilkins, the librarian, to better serve the student body
CULT CH QRALIERS
The COLT CHORALIERS have brought honor to our school very often through outstandmg
performances both at home and 1n other CIIIQS throughout the state They are as follows
Sopranos She1la Adams Ann Conner Carmen Kolb Sandra Wyatt Dora Alford, Lauchette
Bygel Ann Chattm Maryetta Holley june Moore Ledawn Ogletree jo Ann Prater Altos
Merllyn Brown V1Clx1 I-hett Ruth Kurtzwe1l Sandra Leazar Harr1et Slaughter Beverly Mat
lock Dee Ann Booker Vlfglnll Cooper Judy I-largrave Mary Ann johnson Barbara K1l
patmck Lanclle Lewcly Sandra Sutherland Frances Webb Betty W1lls Tenors D1ck
Dalton jon Dews Phll johnson jun Rltterrnan Fred Dalton Dav1d Eaton Weldon Hall
T1p I-lorsley Alva Lewxck Wes Madsen Basses Kenneth Fabel Kenny Hart jlm Hlghflll,
Benny Klker Elmer LaP1er1e jerry NlcCarter Don Newsome Ken Wlnders B111 Woodman
Wayne Crowley Clyde Godfrey james Holland O M McCarson Edd1e Myers Wayne
Spear
"Three Dots and a Dash' We Three' 'JL BOYS Quartet'
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organlzatlon Nancy Nelson 1S the accompanlst and M155 Jane EH15 dlrects
COLT GLEEME
The COLT GLEEMEN 1S a group of boys who enjoy slnglng They study the
technlques of xocal rnuslc and put them lnto practlce
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CULT MARCHI G BA
The MARCHING BAND is made up of ninety three members T he s e students perform at the
half during the football season doing many intricate steps and patterns prow 1d1ng entertain
ment for the fans They also appear for many of the community activities
Piccolos
Slaughter
Gardner
Flutes
Warren
Howard
Love
Williams
Morrison
Oboe
Brown
Bassoon
Sutherland
French Horns
Fillmore
Hensley
Cales
Hargrave
Kilpatrick
Hy,
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Webb
Leazar
Barnh1ll
Ogletree
Wages
Horsley
Ha1nes
Miles
Bailey
Levick
Hodges
Kev1l
Meador
Miller
Morrison
Craven
Johnson
Bird
Spear
Pillar
Clarinets Cont Cornets Cont Baritones
Wendland
Kurtzwe1l
Rash
Hebbard
Fisher
Bass Clarinets
Sax
Hunt
Bygel
ophones
Binlon
E ll1son
Busbee
Rogers
Prater
Pratz,
Hood
James
Mason Cornets
Tibbetts Armstrong
Santerre
W right
Elliot
Kitterman
Fox
Hinshaw
Carter
Brewer
Joyner
Laurance
Alexander
K1lpatr1Ck
Hardwick
Elkins
T rombones
W1Ck11ff6
Spear
Lindsey
Sandefer
Ritter
Anderson
Marshall
Wilbur
Hayes
Kolb
Murchison
Basses
Myers
Daw 1S
Jones
Olson
Percussion
Woodward
Ross
Walker
Lam
Fairchild
Provence
Johnson
Tympani
Matlock
Mr. Dean P. Corey is director ofthe Arlington High School
Band, He is an untiring worker at the job of building school
spirit while instilling an appreciation for music in the hearts
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Sandra Leazar Barbara Horton
Jeanette Bowe rman
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Lrttle Arhe our 11ttle mascot,
represents the true "Colt" sp1r1t
at pep assembhes and football
games Durmg the half he runs
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Arlmgton Hlgh School's WESTERN DAY IS lllghllgllfed by thu electlon of .1 WLsL
Lrn Day Kmg and Queen Tlus yLar's royalty wgrn Alva Levlck md Judy Llght
foot Donny Hamllton and Patsy Elllngton weru runners up
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necuon Wrltll 1tS subscrlpuon cam p a 1 gn
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ton, awards this honor to one girl of Arlington High School each month. Its purpose is to inspire
poise and charm along with leadership. At the end of the year, one of these girls, a senior, receives
a S50 Savings Bond and will be designated Girl of the Year.
Barbara Horton Linda Reaves Frances Webb
Priscilla Matlock Ann Hufendick Harriet Slaughter
Ruth Kurtzweil Janis Nelson Merilyn Brown
N ancy Pat Houston
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At the beginning of ezich school year, a secret faculty committee chooses ten boys to attend the
regular meetings of the ROTARY CLUB for one month. These boys are juniors or Seniors who are
outstanding in their contribution to the school.
Michael Ditto Jimmie Finch J. Gilbert Luke
Marcel SHIHCYYC Eddie Myers Bob Reynolds
james l'lydCn Andy Cosby Charles Munson
Bill Walker
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COACHES
COACH POLZIN
A fam111ar f1gure about Arlmgton 1S Coach
john Polzm He has become well known
not only to the student body and young
athletes of Arlmgton I-hgh but to the en
t1re town 1n h1S four year stay as l1ne coach
and baseball coach
COACH CURLEE
For the past three years Coach Sam Curlee
has gulded the Colt basketball squad W1l'.l'l
excellent results HIS other dut1es 1nclude
scout1ng for the football team and coach1ng
the football B' squad Noted for h1s sharp
taste 1n clothes Mr Curlec IS one of the
most well known and well llked men 1n
the school
COACH RAMSEY
Among the many new faces at
A H S th1s year IS Judson
Ramsey Graduatmg from East
Texas State 1n 1954, Coach
Ramsey 1S mak1ngh1s coaclung
debut th1s year H15 coach1ng
dutles lncludc the Freshman
basketball and football teams
where he has become qu1te
popular
COACH WORKMAN
Through the years A H S has
had a cons1s'tantly f1ne coach
1ng staff The man headmg the
coachlng staff lll'11S year and for
the last four years 1S coach
Mayf1e1d Workman Alu ays
ready XV1T.l1 a qulck Smlle
Coach Worlqnan IS turnmg out
the k1nd of young men Arlmg
ton can be proud of
COACH SHIELDS
Commg to us th1s year from
T C U IS Coach Sh1elds
Among Mr Sh1CldS dutles h1s
flrst year at Arl1ngton H1gh
have been coachmg the bas
ketball B squad and gettlng
our golf team 1n shape
Denton
Tech
Weatherford
Terrtll
Pleasant Grove
Clebume
Brownwood
Garland
Grand Pra1r1e
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No. 83 End No. 74 End No. 85 End
LARRY NORRIS
No. 11 Quarterback
DAVID SNIDER
No. 10 Quarterback
4 DANNY SMITH
1 No, 40 Fullback JAMES THOMPSON, DAVID
'Q VERNON ROBERTSON
JERRY GRIFFIN
No. 75 Tackle DONALD THOMPSON IIMMIE FINCH
Captain No. 62 Guard
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JAMES HYDEN
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RONNIE GRAVES
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W1th the f1rst game of the 1954 season the Arl1ngtonColts broke a long los1ng streak
by soundly beatmg the Denton Broncs Z7 O W1th stout 11ne play by the Colt lmesmen
the Broncs rarely got to see the ball After rece1v1ng the kxckoff on the Colt Z3
Arhngton starte d a dr1ve whxch was ended by a keeper play around left end to pay
d1rt by Larry Norr1s Graves then c onve rted wh1ch gave the C o lt s a 7 O lead
Denton fumbled the ons1de luck and Bud Remynse re c ove re d for Arl1ngton FIVE
plays later Norrls ran through rlght guard for the second touchdown Bor1ng mlssed
the convers1on and the score remalned 13 O 1n favor of the Colts unt1l the half
Early 1n the fourth quarter Colt end Jerry Moore 1ntercepted a pass from Denton s
Bllly Cogedell and ran 55 yards for another Colt tally Bormg c onve rted and the
score stood Z0 O 1n favor of the Colts Later 1n the fourth quarter the Colts took
over on downs on the1r own 43 and be g an a march wh1ch was ended by a pass from
Dav1d Sn1der to John Young from the Denton 16
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W1th a v1ctory 1n m1nd the Arl1ngtonColts gave the favored Tech Bulldogs a surpr1s
1ng 2.1 6 defeat The Bulldogs sparked by the Glass brothers began the1r f1rst and
only dr1ve W1th the k1c1-:off Dav1s and the Glass brothers beg1nn1ng the drne on
thelr 35 gave Tech 1ts only touchdown of the evenmg Dav1s try for the extra polnt
was w1de and the score was 6 0 1n favor of the Bulldogs
W1th s1x rnlnutes left 1n the half Ronn1e Graves ran from the Tech 32 to payd1rt for
the f1rst Colt tally Don Bormg s convers1on was good and the half ended w1th the
Colts lead1ng 7 6
Tech held out unt1l the fadmg moments of the th1rd per1od when the Colts recovered
a fumble on the Tech 15 Hyden carrled to the 8 where Danny Sm1th went over for
the score Bormg converted and 1t was Arlmgton 14, Tech 6
In the last quarter the Colts took over on downs on the Tech 25 where Dav1d Sn1der
threw a pass wh1ch was beaut1fully scooped up by end Jerry Moore on the one yard
11ne On the next play Earl Hmson recovered a fumble 1n the end zone for the fmal
Colt touchdown Bor1ng converted and the game ended wltha Z1 6 v1ctory for the Colts
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The Colts had the1r f1rst taste of defeat th1s year at the hands of the Weather
ford Kangaroos by a score of 32 13 Weatherford k1c ked off and the Colts
scored before los1ng possesslon of the ball A dr1ve from the Arlmgton 27
ended w1th a colorfu139 yard run by Graves for the f1rstColt touchdown The
In the second quarter the Roos made thelr f1rst TD after recoxermg ablocked
punt on the Colt 13 Later 1n the same quarter Johnson plunged ove r from
the Colt one endmg a 50 yard dr1ve by the Roos The conxerslon was good
and the score at the half was 13 6 1n favor of Weatherford
Early 1n the th1rd quarter Weatherford made another TD and the Colts re
tal1ated wlth a dr1ve from the Colt Z3 to the Weatherford 12 Snlder passed
to Remynse 1U the end zone and after a successful convers1on by Bormg the
score was 19 13 Weatherford
In the last two mlnutes of play the Roos made two more touchdowns and the
game ended Wlth a 32 13 vlctory for the Weatherford Kangaroos
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lt seems that the fourth game agamst Terrell 1n four years has not broken the Jmx
that Terrell brlngs to the Colts. Playmg thelr fourth game of the season the Colts
were set back by the T1gers 40 20,
Ar11ngton's f1rst touchdown came 1n the f1rst quarter as the re s ult of a f1fty elght
yard scamper by halfback James Hyden. In the s e c ond half 1-Iyden pulled a repeat
performance for f1fty two yards and another Colt touc hdown, Earller 1n the half
Larry Norrls, Colt quarterback, tossed a pass to .Terry Moore for eleven yards and
the second Colt tally, Don Bormg converted successfully both t1mes to br1ng the score
to 20 for the Colts.
Although the Colts showed a f1ne sp1r1t 1n the last half, the game ended wlth a 40 Z0
loss to the T1gers.
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The f1fth game on the Colt schedule turned 1nto the th1rd loss for the Arl1ng
ton team w1th the Pleasant Grove Bobcats runnmg up a score of 32 7
Bobcat fullback J1mmy Gates seemed to be a speclal Jmx for the Arlmgton
Colts Gates was d1rectly re spon s 1ble for all f1ve of the Pleasant Grove
scores
The Colts only tally came late 1n the th1rd qua rte r after a dr1ve from the
Colt 34 to the PleasantGrove 15 James Hyden took a double reverse handoff
A L ., from Danny Smxth and went the f1nal 15 yards for the Colt score The Colt
converslon was good and the score stood at Z6 7
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Flve m1nutes later Gates went over for a Bobcat tally and the f1nal score of
the game
IRVING
On October Z2 the Irv1ng T1gers journeyed to Arlmg
ton to hand the Colts a defeat of 12 6 Th1s game was
the slxth bout for the Colts and the1r fourth loss
The f1rst Irx1ng tally came 1n the early part of the flrst
quarter when the Tlgers took advantage of aColt fumble
In the second quarter Arl1ngton ran up the1r lone
score after Bucky Workman mtercepted a T1ger pass
on the Irv1ng 40 Arhngton then began a 42 yard drlve
to paydlrt Dav1d Snlde r James Hyden and Ronnxe
Graves p1lote d the ball to the one and Danny Sm1th
plunged over w1th only 25 s e C ond s to go 1n the half
After the half t1me act1v1t1e s Irv1ng came back to
score on a d ru e from the T1ger fo rty for the f1nal
score of 12 6 1U favor of Irv1ng
CLEBURNE
For the th1rd conference game of the season the Colts re ce 1VEd a crushlng Z8 6
from the Cleburne Yellowjackets Rece1v1ng the k1CkOff the Yellowlackets marched
to the Colt Z where B111 Denn1s plung ed over for the score. Denn1s converted and
Cleburne led by a 7 O score.
In the second quarter, Cleburne made two success1ve touchdowns. The converslons
were good and the score was 21 O 1n favor of Cleburne.
Ar11ngton's lone tally came 1n the th1rd quarter when Sn1der passed to Graves, who
made a spectacular catch 1n the end zone, end1ng a sustamed dr1ve from the Colt 17.
The Yellowjackets made the1r f1nal score 1n the th1rd qua rte r and the game ended
Z8 6 1U favor of Cleburne.
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The Arlmgton Colts rece1ved a powe rful 67 13 defeat for the1r fourth conference
game at Brownwood The Llons took control from the be g 1nn1ng and 1n the f1rst
quarter sped away Wlth three scores
Early 1n the second per1od followmg another Brownwood score James Hyden h1t the
L1on secondary on the left end and outran them for 51 yards for the f1rst Colt tally
Borlng s convers1on was good
In the th1rd per1od Graves ended a 76 yard dr1ve by shov1ng over from the 2 for Ar
l1ngton s f1nal score Durmg the last half Franks scored tw1ce Ford once and the
L1ons gamed two touchdowns on pass mterceptlons
The f1nal score was 67 13 1n fax or of Brownwood
GARLAND
The Colts came very close to creat1ng an upset
on the n1ght of November 19 by g1v1ng the Garland
Owls fourth rated team 1n AAA a very fr1ghten
mg scare
than 13 po1nts and only 41 po1nts had been scored
aga1nst them all year
The f1nal score d1dn t reveal the tenslon of th1s
game The Colts held the Owls to a 13 13 t1e at
the half Pas se s to Moore and Remynse from
Graves and Norr1s accounted for these two Colt
scores
Garland was lead1ng only by a smgle score unt1l
the last two m1nutes of the game, when Garland
made two success1ve touchdowns The Colts
played pe rhaps the1r best game of the season
although the fmal score was 47 Z7 1n favor of
Garland
GRAND PRAIRIE
Thanksg1v1ng dawned clear but not very br1ght for the Arllngton Colts as the Grand
Pra1r1e Gophers handed the Colts a 14 O defeat 1n the last game of the season
T1ght l1ne play by Donald Thompson Charles Munson and Jackle Burch contr1buted
to three scoreless quarters for the Gophers However the Gophers started a71 yard
march crash1ng for the needed yardage and f1nally sendlng the ball over from the 4
Seven m1nutes later the Gophers passed over from the Colt 7 and then converted
The lead1ng man of the game was Colt back Ronn1e Graves who was responslble for
64 yards on the ground Arlmgton gamed a total of 114 yards rush1ng Wlth Graves,
Smlth and Hyden respons1ble for most of the d1stance.
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PLAYERS
FRED TUCKER Second string All District,
Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
JERRY GRIFFIN First string All District ,
Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Honorable Mention, Dallas
Times Herald.
CHARLES "BUDDY" MUNSON
Winner of Mickey McGuire Award
as Best Lineman of the Year -
selected by teammates.
JAMES HYDEN Second string All District,
Star-Telegram and Times.
Honorable Mention, Dallas
Morning News. Winner of
Vandergriff Trophy as Best
All-Round Player.
'BQ TEAM
SCHEDULE
Wax ahach1e
Denton
Terrell
Irvlng
I-hghland Park
Cleburne
Garland
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FRONT ROW Bobby Cole, Tyrone Dlckens Wayne
Leath Kenneth WIHIRUIS, R1chard jobe,j1mmy
Wh1te Bob Martm
SECOND ROW Dav1d Cantrell Lee Blgham Gerald
L1ve1y, Dan Marty Larry McFad1n, Otto Lunday
Charles Colher, james Foster, Darw1n Pr1ce
BACK ROW Dav1d Orr Mrckey W1nters james
W 11S on Donny Moore Dav1d Thomasson Charles
Lehman LoLus Bass
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FRESHME TEAM
SCHEDULE
Clebume
Denton
Terrell
Garland
Grand Pra1r1e
Hlghland Park
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FRONT ROW Benny Wrrght M1ckey McLellan joe
Busbe L Ph111p Lumsden Davld Scarborough Bob
McLellan
SECOND ROW james M1115 J.lCk1L. Oller, Pat Werr
Ralph Valentme, M o rr1 s Holmes B111y Anderson
jerry Thomason Grady H e n d r 1 x Crarg Atherton
THIRD ROW james Galbreath Ronney Shelton
Tommy joy, john Clark Ddvrd Buzzell W111 Rogers
George, Hoover Mack Hodges Eddle Harvey
BACK ROW Raymond Redden Olen Gober Paul
Kautv, Bobby Reeves Kenneth Casey, Rrchard Beck
nal Donny Lrttlejohn Damel Powers Not pmtured
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VB' TEAM
B Team Coach
Gene Shlelds
Back Row Paul Heaton Burton Grmer Don Prater Norman
Klmk Don Hull Lou1s Bass
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Kenneth WIHIHYDS
FRESHMA
TEAM
Freshman Coach
Judson Ramsey
Back Row Frank Luke, Edd1e Harvey, Edmond Freeman,
Harry Meetze, Mxke Turpm, Bobby Reeves Benny Wrrght
Front Row Floyd Trammel Pat W1er john Larson, james
M11ls
M anuel David and I Gilbert get
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Making up our GOLF TEAM this
year are Left to right: Derrel Reddy,
ManuelParra,CharlesRyan,Robert
Luke, Coach Shields, Bill Inlow,
Da vid Snider, J. Gilbert Luke, and
Joe Lindsey.
BASEBALL TEAM
Returninv lettermen for the BASE
BALL TEAM are Left to rivht
Ro er Coble Charles Burkins Bob
Martin Ronnie Graves John Younv
Jerry Griffin Bucky Workman
Terry Buchan Also p1cture
Coach John Polzin able instructor
and leader of our Baseball Squad
TRACK TEAM
Those out for TRACK thls year are
Left to r1ght James Hyden Jlm
Boone Jerry Moore Paul Vader
Wayne Crowley DannySm1th Benny
Graeff Edwa1nMarlowe Dav1d Orr
Bobby Culbertson Chuck Lehman
Gary Crosby Earl Hmson Deward
Blgham Travls Wynne
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.Tun Boone throws dlscus and shot put James Hyden runs the 440 880 and the mlle
Earl Hinson participates in the high
jump broad jump and the quarter
mile.
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The G I R L S PHYSICAL EDU-
CATION classes are taught by
Mrs. jolms. The sports include
volleyball, basketball, and
baseball.
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Sweetheart, escorted by F r e d
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Mary Louise Chavoya and Ian McDonald
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Lovely Mary Cravens and Sunny
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The Senior Wotlight was shared by
Ann Hufendick and Barbara Horton.
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Queen of 1955.
F. F, A. took third,
The Freshmen made
a good showing.
F H A
DANCE
The ' Three Dots serenade Barb ara
and FHA Kmg Fredd1e Marlar
FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS really show us a good t1me'
T1me out for a coke
.gamu-
Ronme Graves Larry Norrl s
and Bob Reynolds are runners
F. F. A. D ANCE
Roy Gill, Gary Crosby, and Ray Dell Smith pro-
vide us with entertainment.
Mark Grisham, Eileen Liddy, Susan Murchison, Mr. Roquemore, Sylvia Myers, and
Carroll Hill enjoy the da.nce.
MISS B1ll1e Gaston and Mr Tomm1e
Bennett were Chosen M1ss and Mr
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The
Chrlstmas
season brmvs
w1th lt an a1r of
expectancy and Good xx 111
toward all men that transforms our
att1tudes and sp1r1ts and
makes our h1gh school burst wlth
Merr1ment On the last day of school
the excltement reaches a peak
for the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
hold then' annual dance on that date The
nlvht 1S soon over but the memor1es lmger on
memor1es of one of the h10hl10hts of our
Chr1stmas
season
he
Chr1stmas
Ball
Harvey Plppen and Sandra
Leazar d1splay the1r f1ne
dancmg style
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then' danc1n0
Jerry Dav1d Carol and Car
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In the fall, the JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL held a
dance in the gym to raise ftmds for their projects. To
promote interest in the dance, they sponsored a King
Shmoo contest. Each class nominated a candidate - jerry
Moore for the Seniors, Jim Boone for the juniors, Bobby
Martin for the Sophomores, and Donny Littlejohn for the
Freshmen. The voting was carried on at school and at
the dance. Every penny donated to the Red Cross counted
as a vote, and the winner, Donny Littlejohn, was crovmed
at the dance.
CROSS DA NCE
VALENTINE DANC E
john Young Lscorts the Qunen
Madu. Gamblm
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Ehzabeth Balley and Frank
H111ard ghdc over the
floor
Lmda Reaves and JIYHTIIIG
Lnjoy the dince. winch
w as held at Mano Spegr
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SGCIETY
INDUCTIQN
The fall program welcomed the largest number of new mem
bers ever to be inducted.
Elghteen new members were p1nned
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On December 8, the National Honor
Society held its annual Christmas ban-
quet in the Lions' Den. The theme
was based on Christmas in Texas.
The faculty, as well as the members,
enjoyed Mr, Robinson's review of
Dickens'Q Christmas Carol.
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Miss Myrtle Lee Thornton, for whom the chapter of the
National Honor Society is named, maintains an active
interest in the organization's activities. Each year she
presents a scholarship to an outstanding member of the
society.
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Marcel Sante ru Dan Marty T1m Woodward Donald Thompson Don New some
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Susan Murchlson Ioan Troth Gene Lam TOI11 Leeds Charlcxe Barton
Tornmy Clayton Benny Kllxc r Glenda Morrmson Gent McGar1tx Wr sley Madsen
Jerry Hunt Dr lourls McCarrm ll lNanCy Ke'y1l Mary Sue Mus row ML r1lVn Brown
Lynda Arthur Hayden Templm ton Dawd Cantrn ll Ixlarlon Cll1SITl Lal ry IXO1 r1s
Nancy Pat Houston B1ll1f Gaston Jun Boone Barbara Barnh11l Carol Sawyer
B111 Walker Fred Dalton .Tan1s Nelson Charles Munson David EdtOn
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Mr Kmg presented the Real Estate
Board's award to Ruth Kurtzwtrl for
her wmnmg essay on What the B111 of
R1ghts Means to Me
Juanlta Moody won the Optl
mlst C1ub's I Speak for De
mocracy contest
Nancy Pat Houston was chosen C1t1zen of t e
Year U1 a contest Sponsored by the DAR
Bob Reynolds j1mm1c F1nch and Eddrc
Myers attended Boys' State Ann Hufen
d1Ck representtd Arhngton at Glrls' State
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JUNIQR
PLAY
Ruby jean MacDonald
Sandra Sutherland
Sylvia Myers
Lanelle Lcvick
Merilyn Brovm
Marion Chism
Dick Dalton
Casey Chandler
Kenny Hart
Sandra Leazar
jon Dews
Lauchette Bygel
Jim Boone
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SENIOR PL Y OUR TOWN
The members of the CAST are
Scene from the Thlrd Act 1n whlch the people represent the dead,
Carol Goerdel
Ruth Kurtzwe11
Pr1sc1lla Matlock
Harrlet Slaughter
Jerry Wlutt
Paul Calnes
James Hyden
Frances Webb
B11l1e Gaston
Nancy Pat Houston
Joe Lmdsey
Charles Bradley
Henry Armstrong
Franklm Wllbur
Andy Cosby
Paul Vader
Weldon Hall
Larry Norms
Harvey P1ppen
Bob Reynolds
DIICCXOY
Mrs. Mlkusek
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WESTER
DAY
I1mm1e Fmch conducts Blood
Llttle Ixell Llttle Dumbell and the
Father have a happy reumon
on the Saddle
Many months of work
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Bob A typ1ca1 westerner
FIVE Western Day Cowboys?
Panhandle Marvln and No gun Lmdsey
Just call me Tex'
fMr Webby
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We love Western Day'
Two of our cowrurls
Dorothy and Judy
Donny the runner up and Kerry
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"Dignitaries" meet with Mr. Martin. Andy and Alva have an argument
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UNIQR BGX SU PPER
Elmer receives his prize from Carol.
Everyone is anxious for the festivities to begin.
Here we have the Ugliest Boy
and Prettiest Girl, Phil johnson
and Ruby McDonald.
HA PRojEcT
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The F H A has many evening
meetings
The largest single group of girls to Miss Crow of Texas Electric gives
be initiated are inducted to the a demonstration of lighting pro-
organization. cedures.
F F A PRGJECTS
Gary McAdams spends
hls t1me w1th the cows
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CAMERA
Shangrl 1a
Carroll Ellse Jane Jerry
Ehzabeth and Mary take to the
Water 1n tubes'7'7'7
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The glrls are ready to take Mr
Webb and Mr Duff for a buggy
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Judy Llghtfoot was elected Camera Club Joe O T and T1p pose for a p1cture
Sweetheart
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ln the Hornecorruno Parade
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Fo r seven years Mr Duff has been sponsor of
the CAMERA CLUB Wh1Ch h a s grown to be the
largest club on the campus
Then- cooperatmn ln helpmg the Annual Staff 1S
apprec1ated very much
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Second ROW: Third Row:
Tip Horseley Dennis Morgan
Edna Ann Barfield Darrell Baird
Anita Davis Barbara Butler
Paul Heaton
Don Newcomb
Fourth Row:
Don Heidt
Dale Cooper
Larry Crouse
Carl West
We .Are glad to welcome many new JUNIORS AND SENIORS who have come sxnce
class pxcturc, secuons were made ready
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These are the FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE students who have entered school s1nce
1nd1v1dua1 class plctures were made
F1rst Row
Szmdr Jean Brennmg
La.Nor.1 Ann Cram
Lmda Sue Moore
Sallye Collms
Ruth Harvey
Jaequelme Melton
Hazel Delk
Th1rd Row
Rrchard jobe
Second Row
Hom ard Smlth
Delores Butler
Sandra Waller
Betty Webb
Phyllls Hebbard
D1ane Young
Ph11l1p Scarborough
johnme Cram
W1ll1am Degler
George Rozelle
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at Mxd term as Coach and Phys1c al
Educatlon teacher
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FCDOTBALL BANQU ET
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"What do you think?"
asks Mrs. Lacey ofMrs.
Skelton.
FACES
Mr. Key is making to-
morroyx"s assignment.
Was Mr.
Martin
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happy com-
ing back
from Terrell?
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Mrs.Pays1nger ex
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equation.
Miss Butler and Miss
Roddy enjoying a 5-
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Weighty problems are onthe minds of Mr. Curlee and Mr. Webb
The day begms We pause outs1de our f1rst
M155 Butler 1S there to help when the golnv gets rouvh
class wondermg 1f lt 15 worth lt
There are always tests
Sometlmes there are assernbhes
At noon we stand around and talk
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After lunch there IS
that Chemlstry lab
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Mr. Duff Conducts a unique physics class.
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Oh' please no closed book test today'
The publ1cat1ons staffs work out then'
problems durmg the s1xth pemod
Another day has flown
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THE SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
School starts
Class Officers elected
Safety Council meets
Jr. Red Cross attends County
Michael Ditto chosen Jr.
Rotarian
Colts play Denton
First Colt announces Jim
Finch Student Body President
Patsy Ellinvton elected F F A
Sweetheart
Barbara Horton chosen Girl
of the Month
NOVEMBER
Annual Goes off sale
Eddie Myers chosen
Rotarian
Colts play Cleburne
F H A Sweetheart Dance
Mr Wembish res1gns
Colts vs Brownwood
Red Cross Dance
Book Week
Band marches at Wichita Falls
Arllngton plays Garland
Homecoming
N H S Night Meeting
Ruth Kurtzweil Girl of the
Month
A H S students tour GM
Grand Prairie 1S host to
Colts
A H S talent on Teen Times
W.:
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5 - F.H.A. informal initiation
8 - Train to Terrell
9 - F.F.A. and F.H.A. go to the Fair
10 - F.F.A. National Convention
ll - Annual Sales begin
- Choir Assembly
Colts play Pleasant Grove
Journalism Conference at SMU
Miss Ousley becomes 1ll
Colts play Irving
N H S Fall Induction
Jr Box Supper
Merilyn Brown chosen Girl
of the Month
DECEMBER
Colts play Denton Basketball
Colts play Birdville
J Gilbert Luke chosen Jr
Rotarian
F F A Social
Colt and Colt Corral Staffs
attend THSPA
N H S Banquet
Colts vs Denton
Mrs Sherrod ill
Jr Play
Colts vs Carter Riverside
Basketball tournament at
Mineral Wells
F T A Christmas Ball
Bob Reynolds chosen Jr
Rotarian
Ann Hufend1ck is Girl of the
Month
Christmas Holidays
Martin elected new superintendent
Football Jackets arrive
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School begins
Mrs Sherrod returns to
school
Nancy Houston is Girl of the
Month
James Hyden chosen Jr
Rotarian
Cheerleader Jackets arrive
Colts play Irving
N H S election of officers
Colts play Pleasant Grove
Livestock show for F F A
M1d term exams
Records Day
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APRIL
Track at Fort Worth
Baseball at Grand Pra1r1e
Colts play Denton
Sophomore 1ssue of Colt
Llnda Reaves 1S G1r1 of the
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Charles Munson chosen
Rotar1an
Baseball at Irvlng
Track at Denton
Interscholast1c League
Contests at Denton
N H S Faculty Tea
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Track at Dallas
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FEBRUARY
Castlng for Sr Play
Mr Webb elected new pr1nc1pa1
Mr Key ass1stant
Colts vs Irv1ng
Stage Band plays 1n assembly
N H S Induct1on
Sr Candy Sale
Western Day
Valentlne Dance
Pr1sc1lla Matlock 15 G1rl of
the Month
Andy Cosby chosen Ir Rotar1an
Colts vs Garland
F T A to Denton
Sprmg tramlng beU1ns
Ir Sr Banquet
B111 Walker chosen Ir Rotar1an
MARCH
JBHIS Nelson chosen G1rl of the Month
Marcel Santerre 15 Ir Rotar1an
Band Concert
A S C Coronat1on
N H S Nlght Meetlng
F F A Soc1al
Track at Graham
Colts play Northwest Baseball
Sen1or Play
Track at Fort Worth
F H A Mother Daughter Banquet
Colts play Irv1ng
N H S Scholarsh1p Tests for Srs
Student Councll to Denton
Baseball at Hlghland Park
Track at Commerce
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