Carter Riverside High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 139 of the 1956 volume:

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Hagan Fciri' Wor1'h,a Texas fff if f 1 ff 1 X1 Lvx L VL JW Q f A LLL! 1 X N I4 L KJ L W 1 J kb Y! ra' 'N L if ' 1 J' U v VO l 4' y, lf H w 'A LV N V l V0 X, 1 I ELL N , . 3 .Il 1flOI'6 ollecting cts and many white States. borne ee than ted Jn that luartz of a an i229 his s to Nun- a the ole, of ire- al- : o o from Jonvair of R3Y ilent now ake off from o Limestone t h e n e e to e in England ' stays up s for new ' iners 'es We dedicate this yearbook to the late Mr. Amon G. Carter because in our words and his style of writing: does an archeologist go .oout making a find? Forrester picks out a general area he hopes to explore. He's found most of his things in Cen- ' tral Texas near Temple and Waco l register ne, .liost courses' close their rolls in late January or early February, Rubottom added. Mr. Fort Worth Boosts From Rags to Riehesi' Amon Giles Carter Hlled the boots of a typical Horatio Alger character. Every Cow- towner knows thc story of his early business venture in selling chicken sandwiches at the train station in Bowie. When the chicken supply di- minished, he substituted rabbit meat. Technicalities never bothered Amon. For S5 he became a jockey before he learned to ride. 'Sticks A Fist in Every Pie Contributions of M-r. Carter Qaliases -Range Rider of the Air, The West Texan, West Texas' Top Cowhand, Range Boss of West Texas and Mr. Fort Worthl lie in five main fields. They are journalism, education, oil, aviation and civic enterprises. Before entering the newspaper busi- ness, Mr. Carter had had some ex- perience with selling and advertising. When the FORT WORTH STAR was born in 1906, he became the adver- tising manager. This is logical since he was the only one in that depart- ment. About six weeks later when the STAR scooped its rivals on the.San Francisco earthquake, Amon had a heyday. In no time this same person, who carried a sack lunch to save ......Ml-L. .1..-i- Instructor Writes Navigation Article 'vrtallment of a two-part 'r H. Selby of Con- iroduction flight fared in De- the journal gation. nd Great article period of ved as a structor 'tion J spending money in Dallas, was ped- dling the FORT WORTH STAR on the streets of Big D. Runs Hearst Out of Business For a while William Randolph Hearst and his morning daily, the FORT WORTH RECORD, offered a little competition. Eventually Hearst took his first defeat when he sold out to Carte-r. The moral of this story is nnever underestimate the power of a woman-or Amon G. Carterf' As radio began to appear on the scene. Mr. Carter decided he might as well be the one to scoop himself: WBAP and WBAP-TV grew from a S300 transmitting set. Schools Benefit From His Aid Because he wanted children to have the advantages he missed, he gave freely to education, Five schools in particular owe Mr. Carter thanks. Carter-Riverside , received mercury street lights and 3550.000 for scholar- ships and athletics. YMCA's Camp Carter is for the use of Carter and other high school students. To Culver Military Academy, where his son attended. he donated a 51 bell carillon and Memorial Chapel. From him TWC received a scholar- ship fund and band uniforms. TCU came into his good will and pocket- book when he became an avid football fan. In gratitude TCU Stadium became Amon Carter Stadium. and the school conferred an honorary doctorls degree upon him. Texas Tech, his baby in West Texas, gave him his first hon- orary doctor of law degree. If At First You Don't Succeed Any true Texas millionaire has wig- gled his toes in oil. But not many of them had to drill 90 dry holes before being able to do so! ' . l 'li GW Will Tour sigh priority projects andl had distinguished himself in thel fields of rocketry and guided imissiles. USL. tiny Q Vail' ' family years. Thomal 524 pla' Rudol ' , excitil? son I Ca rtervllle roles Amon Cartered Again read the Ulm liaaiilliiia of a Dallas editorial after Mr. Fort Worth pulled a sneaky. In the main oHice of Sinclair Oil Cor- i, poration Mr. Carte-r stood studying the map of branch offices. He spied a pin at Dallas which he ever so daintily moved to Cowtown. The big boss thought this such a cute trick that soon the southern headquarters for Sinclair was situated here. Amon Carter was Will Rogers, fav- igxu orite flying partner and best friend. Want Together they made Fort Worth air and minded. At Mr. Rogers' death it was Elven Mr. Carter's efforts which brought about the national memorial to his HEX friend. in the A recent city council project con- the ma' secirated the area including Will Rog- iged of ers, Memorial Building, iliii Childrenis a dogs' Museum and the Art Museum as other fo Amon Carter Square. gles be' Besides his previously mentioned Pant' namesakes, Carter has been attached man . . . . . gGSU-11 to the administration building and men . field of Greater Fort Worth Interna- tl-H51 tional Airport, A Pullman car bears of a his name as does The Amon Carter imlloi Marchu by Don Gillis. Fort Worth has appe been referred to as Cartersville. 321.1 Motto Explains Success yu? What made this man the success leg he was? Perhaps the motto hanging the over his desk best answers the ques- MD tion. Wlg Most everybody can get results C1-3 when kindly encouraged, but give me NGS- the man who can get there in spite his of hellf, by per C 00 S EI' ,., S h I Off C New Courses l Enrollment in at least three ,schools offering training courses ,of general interest to Convair San Diego employees is still pos 4 sible, although in some ' I lspring semester ted, ae'-f' Sincerely, '56 EAGLE Staff - 1 r E 93 rl i is 4 if QQ P1 la Sfvvngk Q -1' 1 1 Q 4 91 -6,2 1 14 '5f'4 1 4- 1 gram Pho? Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs OTHER OFFICERS W. C. Kirfley P. H. Gudgen.. J. T. Simons J. C. Hukill ,. R. C. Richards C. Boulware ,. Fred Uridil., . . second vice-presicIen+ . ,. .,,., Ihird vice-presidenr corresponding secrefary ,. Ireasurer parliamenfarian ,, ,..I'1isIorian reporfer PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 1f wwuhunmn vuyu -r 5-'nv-m-M-awww-amiv m l..I BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. O. C. Armsfrong .....,.....,.,.,.,.,....,..,........, presidenl' Mr. W. S. Polls ....,.,.,..,.. ...vice-presidenl' Mr. Leon E. Sfewarl ................, ...... ,..,,...,...... s e crelary Dr. Abe Greines Mr. Sfuarl Lydick Mr. Aiwood McDonald' Mrs. J. A. Gooch Mr. Joe P. Moore, superinfendenf, sirs behind his desk and looks fhe arl' of a real big wheel. Bur +he facl of 'I'he ma'Her is fhal' he noi' only looks imporianf-he is! He has 'Hue final say on anylhing concerning For+ Worfh public schools. nv u fv .. V. . I Along aboui' December 'lhe new Ad- minisrrafion Building 'look life when il' was moved info. These snaps show i'I's modem appearance. Mr. Hague Lindsay Mrs. JeanneHe K. Brighl' Mr. Jerry K. Sullivan V ,,.. , ..1, gg.. , ,, .. We . ,., ,,.s me .... Y ..,, gg. E, ..:V R. ..,A.. Z. ,,Qy ,uz v i gy X 5,.. L M i .. Mr, Lindsay smoolhes lhe leaihers of Eagles, whelher ihey be Jreachers or siudenls. Conirary io whal one mighl ihinlc, being principal doesn'+ exempl him from being human. Why he enjoyed lhe pep rally afler lhe Paschal upsel as much as anyone! Mrs. Brighl bosses girls around while a pelcing- ese. Chicha by name, bosses her. She was even lcnown io be laie 'ro school once because Chicha wouldn'+ ear. Bul Thai' incideni was an exceplion +o lhe rule. She is usually Johnny-on-'lhe-spoi' leaching an English class or counseling girls. Erecl Jerry Sullivan can give ihe name of almosl every boy in school. Perhaps The reason boys don'+ find a visil To his office loo horribly unpleasanl' is ihe piclure oi his claughier on lhe deslc. I. The dusi flies as Terry Cox rneels wilh The Board oi Educallon X . A . ,ea ,Q M QQ Q 1 A- 5 gay, wwis, der. smw?Rns . umsim.. 4.54-,Wm Lg N. -earner. ri-Mg-uw.e- -Q, elf. was-. f. WQQQS4 A4 ,M Aegis mgrz.fwg5,fa,f A-bf' iw-.1.f..1 L-.Mrff germ .ML 1 sm W 125422:-is 1. 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General llunlcies in The office are Linda Cross, Julaine Boalrnan, Gayle Smilh, Pai Lililepage, Mary Waiers, Mary Ann Brown, Sue Ballew and Margie Moore. Mrs. Mallie Mae Solon Miss Eva Craig Mrs. Frances Wieser V ll 'i ........E1.. Z'l No one in school is immune lo English as il should be spolcen ralher lhan American' as il is spolce and lileralure as il should be wrillen ralher lhan lhemes as lhey are wrole. English is delinilely nol dull in Mrs. Solon's classes. There lhe Rape ol lhe Lock and olher lesser lighls are read daily and apprecialed ollen. She keeps lab on one group ol seniors. Despile murderous allempls ol pupils, Miss Craig lceeps Lalin alive. She amuses bolh her English and Lalin classes wilh her unusual, color- lul descriplions and examples. On lhe side she chaperones Concilium Aguilarum, Mrs. Wieser, besides leaching English and Spanish, sponsors Las Aguilas, Nl-lS and a daugh- ler named Sally. l-ler lri-lingual vocabulary is slrained when pupils say, l lorgol lhe assign- menl. I. Aulhur, Carol iand Sam pose polilely wilh Willy and Johnny. 2. Depend on Sallie Carler lo gel her assislance lrom genllemen. 3. Brenda pursues Romance-in language, lhal is. One of 'the Y-Teen sponsors, Mrs, Wehrung, lrains canines and Carferiies wilh equal Jrhorough- ness. She also has a few neaf liHle furs-nor dog, eilher-mink! Miss Pulman, recognized by her slrap purse ancl Indian iewelry, has been known To wear air- condifioned slacks. She adrniis her red hair is a fresh pain? iob. Miss Pufrnan inslrrucfs in Jrhe magnificenl' arf of vocal combal-English, speech and clramalics. Sam's so cufe when he gels mad. sludenls declare behind his back, bul' lhey iudiciously refer +o him as Misler if he's in ear shof. Mr. Seely 'Finds 'rhe EAGLE RECORD and English courses don'+ fill his lime so he pufs our The sfudeni direcfory and YUCCA YARNS and sponsors 'rhe Cub Reporiers 'sw ii Miss Elizabeih Puiman Mrs. Doro+hy Wehrung Mr. Randall Seely 4. Baflling +o keep her ribbon oul of The wafer, Sanclra Carroll knows how a cocker Spaniel feels aboul his ears. 5. The lunch bell rang +hir+y seconds ago. 6. John Albrillon has A Girl in Every Port Miss Sadie Gregory 'L Mr. P. W. Essig Mr. Neal Boyd Q ,YN 15, Q in was sf . K ,du ef fi, 5 ,A Q , :wi ' f ' ,w ff 3 ' - . '54 'Kewl fi Fl' 41 2 ga 2 2 'fxkia-s was A ' JW , A' i mrs 6, no ,. . ,Z ss . iz. .Q 'X gg Y General public complains ihai youfh isn'Jr gel- iing enough science and malh. Well, here il is for ihe Taking. Physics, Jrrig, solid and plain-er, plane- geomeiry consfilule Mr. Essig's leaching sched- ule. Togeiher wilh K. O., P, W. manages The Cheerleader Club, and his populariiy wilh Cl-lS'ers elecled him sponsor of Eagle Shufllers. l-le is famous lor his iolces and willy lid bifs of philosophy. As Jrhough Carier isn'+ enough for him, he holds evening classes ai TCU. Bugology is his business, and phoiography is his hobby. Tha+'s Mr. Boyd, who also ieaches English and supervises ihe Science Club. Only The lacully can remember him a few years ago when he didn'r wear a musiache. Bui no siudenl will iorgel The colored glasses he dons in hopes ol: discouraging chealing. 2. A spailerin' 'o ihis and a pinch 'o Thai, decides Bobby. I. Kenneih Hall supervises all. 3. Terrilying creaiures, aren'r They? gp, 5 W . .. Sw irls Y 2 A 'Q Q-ws'as-,sfq,5,ig'25f-5 sm meffaff .usa-uw, ,..f:w.. , in The chemisTry Miss Sadie Gregory reigns lab, where she Toils any aTTempTs To Turn a h dro en experimenT inTo a bomb. In her cozy Y Q room Three TlighTs up she personally inTroduces Eagles To amoebas, parasiTes, eTc. Famous Tor his love Theorem, Mr. ScoTT coaches b ll d eomeTr Sandra his daughTer. basl4eT a an g y. . Teases him abouT his unique pronunciaTion oT hundred. K, Ofs an OK kid, summarizes Miss OTTicer's Tan club. Aside Trom algebra and geomeTry classes, she counsels, sponsors The cheerleaders and Cheerleaders Club, helps plan The senior TiTude TesTs To The seniors. To CarTer who sponsors h H hobb is reading bangueT and gives ap Shels a newcomer FTA and Teaches maT . er y biographies, and her peT peeve is The sTudenT who Turns his marh home iniTials are H. H. Can you guess her name? work in in inlc. Her Mr. Pierce ScoTT Miss KaTherine Officer Mrs. HorTense Huey 4. MulTiplying c by sin A will give disTance x ThaT The leTT end musT run To caTch The pass, Gary explains. re Tor Mr. ScoTT's 5. Ann goes over The problem once mo beneTiT. 6. QuoTe Marcus: Todays physics experimenT will con- . . . Mg. cern graviTy and why Things sTand uprig Mr. William Kameni+sa Mr. Herman Musiclc Mrs. Licla Carrico . , . .is wp! rf.-.aww 4:-. 75-ma Psm,:.c.M, 'VG i ! 'gw.,,:4a ss A ' i if- V. ggi. f ?1ki:fF55'W5 i'S-f'ii2 rzffi?f,R-fif -f 'fi ff 4 4f' 1: a5 -'9 Ex POW Mr, K. is a liiile man wilh a big wallop. When he lifis The board he means BUSINESS. His shop boys Turn our some pirehy niiry numbers and behave in such exemplary manner Thar Their oiher feachers can'+ believe iheir eyes. Anoiher board happy fellow is Mr, Musiclc. who insirucis Carieriles in ihe use of 'rhe T- square, compass and French curves. He may sound mean, buf ihe size of his classes proves he's well lilced. Hi-Y sponsors him. Mr. Musiclc Takes iiclcels ai aihlelic games. When noi in her ROTC uniform, Miss Carrico runs a close race wilh Miss Pope for Jrhe honor i I. Janie Ball solves 'rhe Brinlc's robbery, 2. Maurice Woodsworih adds The arsenic. 3. David and Dee assemble lhe lime bomb. ,M ar sf' . .. A , . fhq fi Mfg Selma Travis 1 'T ' Q' E oT being The besT dressed Teacher in school For obvious reasons, boys aren'T allowed in her sew ing classes: buT They won'T be kepT away Trom her kiTchen. Mrs. ParnneTer came To CarTer To Take a sTinT aT bookkeeping and Typing. TogeTher wiTh Mrs Davis They manage To keep one jump ahead OT The senior Y-Teens. In common wiTh Miss Craig, Mrs. Travis has a sTreeT named Tor her. She lives on Selma Mrs Travis wields a wicked TypewriTer, a nasTy pencil and a Terrible alarm clock. SpeedTesT is her middle name. No Teacher has more i'nTeresTing work Than Miss Campbell. For only halT a day is she re quired To gaze aT The Tour walls oT 2l9 Then she Takes herselT OTT in a new air-condiT1oned Buick To Traipse all over Town checking on her liTTle darlings. 4. DeTecTive Dillard wriTes up The crime reporT 5. The lineup. 6. Gun Molls learn The ropes. Mrs. Georgia Willis Miss Verna E. Berrong Miss Bess Flo Pope s AnoTher person who has Tamily connecTions in The school is Mrs. Willis whose husband is child accounTanT. Mrs. Willis and her THINK sign occupy room IZO, where boTh Red Cross and The SaTeTy Council meeT and PresidenTs are reciTed in Two minuTes-or else! Miss B can deTecT and idenTiTy a piece oT gum The insTanT iT comes in The door. l-ler name is synonomous wilh Tive-minuTe TesTs, Aladdin cou- pons and picTure sales. Oh, by The way, she Teaches hisTory. Miss Pope is anoTher dog Tancier aT CarTer and, prize or no, she'll puT her l-lilda up again any oT The pedigreed pooches whose handlers Teach in This viciniTy. Besides Teaching hisTory, she counsels, supervises The magazine peddlers and boosTs The senior class. I. They musT loe showing a comedy ralher Than a hisTory Tilm. 2. Why are The girls so busy and The boys so idle? 3. Miss B wanTed To cuT RoberT ouT oT This picTure be- cause he is holding Poly's annual. fs r M- . fofzpiz- '.a.ss1xg,.- 1fimifsirg-Qs:Ezfmlr 213.52217-5 - .K . , , , ,L ,, f . ' A is 1 ' 11 is Lasf year if was Whiffle, fhis year Liffle. He holds Bible classes fwo periods a day. Ofher feachers envy his schedule unfil fhey remember he has ofher more pressing pasforal dufies af fhe Travis Avenue Bapfisf Church, Mr. Charles Hoffman beafs fhe band. This isn'f fo be falcen liferally for, acfually, he iusf beafs fime fo fhe band. To be fechnical, fhe band lceeps fime fo his beaf. A fan of Freddie Warring, lvliss Winsfon bofh affends his summer sessions and uses his music exfensively. Teasingly, sfudenfs lilce fo draw con' clusions from fhis. Buf whafever her means, she's gof proof of good ends. Mrs. Arisfa Joyner reigns supreme amid painf brushes, clay, posfer paper, wafer colors and noisy lvlichelangelos in fhe bud. As a hobby she pracfices psychoanalysis by fhe way a person expresses himself in his work. 4. Carolyn is ficlsled because fhey aren'f singing on fhe whife lceys, nor fhe blaclc lceys. They're singing in fhe craclcs. 5. The band has gone fo fhe dogs. Miss Edifh Winsfon Mr. Bill Li'Hle Mr, Charles Hoffman Q Mrs. Arisfa Joyner 1 l iriis Trrrr i f if 'fffi .,,,f, -, f - fe w' 1 . 51 ,155 i:3w.:1f .iyggzeyf ' 3?,isfL::s: 71155: .,g?:. f .isrkfgr .W 1'- , ' I M 'I as Msggi-s':g,f31 f V Zhi' , v e 's1 iffx,. Exif!1'f,g:f'.1fi-,f. - - 'T r Dfw, . Y .5 ' x ' SFC Ray H. Erdman . Mr. BusTer Dixon l'lead oT The CarTer corps is SFC Ray Erdman, who holds down The clear1esT TorT This side oT l:orT Bliss lTerl. DespiTe his size The liTTle DuTchrnan served as a paraTrooper during World War ll. Arriving here Trorn l-lillsboro, Coach Dixon led The CarTer eleven on To Three wins in con- Terence TooTloall--one oT which was PU! Al- Though he dreaded every pep rally speech he made, Coach Dixon was a TavoriTe. EvidenTly his policy was, AcTions speak louder Than words. One oT The Two reasons why boys give such loyal supporT To The girls' PE classes is Mrs. Alma Davis. Wise ones Try ouT Tor Tennis iusT To have her Tor a coach. She also heads The archery Mrs. Alma Davis I. STephanie believes in comTorT. 2. Lewis, Boyd and Triends indulge Themselves in Their version oT modern dance. 3. Winken, Blinlcen and Nod-or is iT Three shadows of Rip Van Winlcle? 4. WaTer 'ern and They'll grow. P R- feam, senior Y-Teens and GAA. And Mrs. Marfin is fhe second reason.. How- ever, boys find if a liffle more difficulf fo gef her for a coach unless fhey regisfer for modern dance. This is slighfly impossible. Mr. Sfeinu is line coach, PE insfrucfor and hisfory prof af Riverside. The subiecf of some of Carfer's mosf successful caricafurisfs' efforfs, fhis iolly good fellqlw manufacfures nicknames for each afhlefe and even refers fo fesfs as cifywides. Besf looking male peclagogue on fhe faculfy honors go fo Mr. lDimplesl Cooper, who is so versafile fhaf he is called on fo feach pracfically any subiecf and counsel besides. This year he handles mafh and PE lboysl. 5. Jov and Donna make like see--saws. 6. If Miss Berrong could iusf see Beffy now. 7. Musf be girls approaching. Mrs. Dorofhy Marfin Mr. Lon Goldsfein Mr. True++ Cooper 'ffl' was Mrs. Frankie Casey 7 ,. .LL, im c' . I Mrs. Alma Enis Mrs. Lillian Layfon ,,, Wiki ,V , Q-'jf -:aj r Edna Roland, Frankie Casey, Lena Bollon, Frances Dennis, Chrisline Cale and Opal Braziel are lhe exceplion lo lhe rule. Allhough lhere are guile a lew ol lhem, lhey never spoil lhe pol. Earl Lalham, Roberl Slaleham and Vernon Abboll lnol' picluredl clean up aller Carleriles. Charles Love has chewing gum sluck in a cavily. Bookworm lenders are Linda Morrow, Barbara Gilliam, Gloria Wakelield, Pal Mahan, Pal Murphy, lsecond rowl Shirley lnman, Pal l-lerring, Barbara Boolh, Margarel Juslice, Elaine l-lill and Nancy Dillard. 1 1- an ' rw, i- . V aw-M - , - ' Mrs. Frankie Casey plans nulricious meals lor Carler- iles, who reiecl lhe carefully balanced diels lor lwo candy bars and an orange drink. Buried benealh her lreasured volumes, lhe school li- brarian slands. Mrs. Enis is conscienlious, noi only in her bookkeeping, bul in co-sponsoring lhe NHS. Mrs. Laylon lakes il all in lhe round ol duly lo dis- linguish belween hypochondriacs seeking a few minules respile from classes and sludenls who are really ill. . ,nuvr, m. wwm., . CANDIDS Compelilioru rims slromg for drum major . . . quole f a-' ,'f' AW A ' Sfglilrf' Liz counl calories. 'rs q Iwer s Mrs. 'ri passes oul eligible bachelors acl . ' I 'I evem Iel a 7,47 e-ace. ,J 'Iie arqe e-como I I O +h ' i97sEI -- Ivlaroie II1' 135.1 1 ' ' ' cologne. I' , 3 I bel Belly '-., oesn I 'der a Ove Iier Iiea ' ' ' V A ' a an . , ii Oriel al didml e awe V eyl' irii d I rows ricl owsrx A YE . Dorollwy, 'X i I n Jorilyri are crazy girls rnodelimq azyparils. In XZJXXE -.. Gxx l'l Gi I Jr a ! Q li n f s I I L4 I., xv, v -f--1 fU'ff7 I ,. M , ,. 'xo ff'g1JI q '? II III X I I r I ' iff, I' J i s ',li iusl Iilce Iwis 1. ,I 1' 49 w I .Y N I H ID ,p , - . 1, If 1 I I I 1, I s X I' Lo I i I Iwur o Tly r ed n I-I 4 f Jolwri experimerils wiIIi lI1e coefiicie-nl of Iriclion. SENICDRS fl ,VX Wafching Jrhe Hme HI seniors grad- uare are The class officers Jerry Ann Barney fsecreraryj, Byron Filler fpresi- denrj and David Freeman fveepj. Senior homeroom Teachers are auro- mafically senior sponsors. I I 23 Xifm: S L, , .- .: Q .- ffefefzfxvs l - . ,, Me, .QM ,, ,WM ., '3'3'Z'r'Si 564ff y V- t Ai sd' , ..QE2.i ,5.,.2,x1: W, 'Y 2 A S l W5 P 3- 1, ASEE' 5. e mi' , : 'f-af: 5 2 353 4 lgwew Q l 55' A ,f ,W , , M r JS J 1 F-Z is A 1 R ,. 3 3 C il 'N veg A Ml- X lj K A nf K Ae fa ff' Q :L 12 ,S 3 -f W- 7' ew- we e. i 55135 Yi - X651 I , sissy ul. lb' x ,X w, Alread, Cameron Buddy f mf' Q5 1 W: . , A, ,A Aww Q, qi? m Y ' U NZM mr 1 . ' rs: ls , 3 pf 2: , .- . . , A W :asia ,T-Ei 5 ' ,I ,p I . f ,pm fr, , 4 ' A 7 ' ,,.1 ,LAmf,,A. , . y-s., f' Hi-Y Barney, Jerry Y-Teen, +reas.:MSec.v Sr. Class: S a f ely C g le S h u ffl e Blevins, Red Cross: FTA: Boyle, John '54-'56: Rifle Team oo oo Ll- Browder, Anderson, Edifh GAA, pres.: Cheerleader Club Barney Shirley Volleyball: Archery we Q ,e 2 1:fs7,'fW-'IWVG VZ? in . Wi YF 15 A l I I e d h 7 R e d C A - ,rla Ba rba ra se c.: fifilff 5 hfllf 'fir I -7575 A E 5 TA 11f: !fQ,:i '9:fQ7fFZll77:5?l iiiifl J a n 7 GAA Calverf, Peggy Peg Y-Teens: Red Cross: Carroll, Sandra Y-Teens, GAA: Eagle Shulflers ' lixlw' V. Q9f5fl? 9ZJl?'E7w' AYFSYV5 L94 'h r , 'f . ' YV 6 ' ::'.i': 55 63 Y - - ,,W.., ,, , ,... ,. ,,:,::.Ql,,,, f , . f A a:f'f :: X ? V? A Ejrig X , 2,4 ,W ,,e: T f if :SSS -.... -r ffwiin e..4Lf .P 1f 1s9:':?Q25z ggsegsebgkwi., .. , mer: if , ck -:, All mf we I sl s' veep: GAA Anderson, Sieve 'it A Bell, Rufh NHS: Concilium Aquilarurn Branndnsrlalikrmnn Brow Ea g le S gl G P t EAS l- E R EGl RlD: assisla nr lll'l 15153 Carfer, Marcus Veep Soph. Class: Senior Favor ire: Allied Youlh, pres. . , f . .. UK' Arnold, Carolyn Benge, Bill EAG l-li-Y Boolhe, Dalpha Bray, Dannell D Soozie assi, ed.: Library C J',Qzn', -5225 V, FAQSQW N x YS . if tr , H i-Y Bryanf, Kenneih 5, , few -f - ' ,, , , , H., ,,,- All ,M ,. ,A,,--1? ,Swag-1,5 ' lf, W SWE' 1 Mfr, --fr 1-- L..k, A,lx . E 0, .. , 1 ,iss--M K 4252 -,HM Carfer, Mike Mack Allied Youlli, veep Aslon, Harry Soda Pop Hi-Y: Pres. Jr. Class O ,,,.l . . I' 72? 5 - H i. 'z' K J .. '1 If -4 - mmf-, X M Q 45 if, , 2: , X , X 3 4 f I f 5 f,. , N 5 X J if Qi 1 15 S, 91 i, 'rv W T: 5, -E ft F Q S Q-5 1 4 R K K 15 'J ly y R, Qibzg W Q was: 125552 , - Lwgzf C - ip , ' -wake F - Sis 'lf Faff f , .. E , ,lg ' , . H l J ,i?lZi,Eggs,r,-1 , I A 7 , rf- f.,--:eff-Q -, WW.-L. f- gg -C jug, ,gk Aulrey, Jackie . ,fg- Q f'-ffff' ' .Lei - sf -33 lv K , Q? T25 Fm ,,,,..., VJ, lm em C i V ' Q12 is -- ,J , . h i K .1 K .k ,V -Nllikif 'C X , l,,,.. Z.. . . , .. , :, ., rff2fQ,f.ff5-212ef1:,-'iff -. -,.1-- fl-me es agile: i It wr- ' IR , - f5'5efl3Q L? 1 fr , iq 4+ Q f f ' .J K 4 f at 7 ,gif 4 ff E.. . . ,qv G I 1 s 1, f Q r . 5 ax 3' i 0, 4' ,f Q2 a if fi S f J J. le if ie 7 Nl :fm 1 W , li r 3531 L A- A . E 4 ef ca lwo in Benlon, LyndajE?E?E?igig1,f4Qn R TC 54-55, agenda L1beragS?gg,F55NHS, Whos W Sexlel. FTA' Cllofllg-5ii?55COmPan'5l wi.-.UH .,X, lx ,,.. ,.,,.,.-A. Miz, ggsww 'lv Slflleif ai1'Mii,'5l'IUl, fiQ,'3,fjN7 i f' li ' Wg- - 154: K Jw Boulwafel . , .. 5 28 Mb H. H- Y Bremer, Florlne Allied Youflii, -f ggle Sllul' ,QBVBWQSQSQEQSCOG as 9 6 ' wlffif- llers ..w:a2f,::a::,1 '- ' aff-: :ww-f ' . ,5 'N wg. X Burlrharr, Jeannine Jeanie DE Club Cazlaenheacl. J-!I'f195 Caudle, Roberi Band Cabell, Bufch Baskelballg Baseball: l-li-Y 'wig -- A ,',,. em ff Q N . X ' ' . l i ::1'..x - 1 34321,-A ,, --W in A Mm LA , K . A... i, 4 f A - 'q w - -wi if ' Q3 rf. C eg, Eli 511 7- E ' 75 - ii i S, 1 , , ir ---' - A. , V L .... .M -M '--4--fe m VJ ,,,- w rzf-,gr 'r - -' K I I ..,. - .-Q ri 1 if --.xg mi - - ,L fm ,+V If ,N r,,, T ,,e, l -r Www H-ae' aging M: j jg 2 v ze W l ii 'KZ I 1 , , :H 5 - ll 5 :s T ' Au M wr , as :M E ' , MM, 1-2-Am,,,,TL?4 Q , - ' 'z ' fi X55 f life: , , , M. , 5-2 5 Q Q, ,il -Wifi My W iiiiiiif 5'fM .:,6sl ' n 5?5?2?:'i : - , f, ,rnf,,j?24yQ5.,,:.,,,f, ,.,.. ,., ,im ,,.f . ,fi ik, . Chapman, Marie Cheerleader Club Chesser, Elizabefh '56 EAGLE, ed.: NHS: EAGLE Chewning, Jonlyn Jo-Jo Cheerleader, '55-'56: RECORD: Las Aquilas, Veep: Who's Who in Cheerleader Club, sec.: GAA, lreas. Mall: COnne ev- YM: Cap: Red Cross: Ar1lk9dfYaQU+h Copelw1.dNQfg1l Cougar R EC O R D- C. E AZE' Dale, Tra Youlh KLL- DfAr 4 .V., Science C:UbMg5?S.:aR0TCy Capt . Sclelfe iaa Dumas' NancY33f lel25Tenn'S' Volley- Els'rong :Elgyld-1'-ff Devo Alliedjjfpufhy ball? AAT R5 A 'A Fiizgerald. Club Monlcflflfigffoolball I Ramon Allffffsghobl Eavorile: 4 Fociibaill, leflfferma n: l-li-Y: r5'..l97gglClas's Fav.: Veep , L, ,, ,l ll,n, . Jr. msgs Gels, Pai Concilium Aquilarum, sec.: Tennis Gilley, Kay GAA: Cheerleader Club Gilliam. Barbara Barbie Library assi.: Library Club: Allied Youlh Cale, Carolyn NHS: Allied Youlh: Who's Who in Commercial Col, Sylvia C he e r l e Q' M ,mm-,, NM., V Davis. Kenne+h Feland, Carole Qffigichool Fav,: r 1 ifgiwv gliieeww '3 leader, 54- 56: ii .-lor, EeQg4:4?Cheerleade3fggEli1b Francis, Dan 'A Gorbelf, Deanna ROTC Sponsor: FTA, lreas.: Red Cross Ccllup, Roberl Lump Eoolball, Mgr.: l-li-Y: Eagle Shulllers: Red Cross: Track Curry, Nan deLachner, Sara Who's Who in .,,.L Filler, Byron Pres., SenW fgWhO'S Who in l-lisloryig5i5Q'55: Allied Y ffii ybolball Freeman, David Dall Class: All School runngiigiip: Soph. Fav.: --lqk Ff riffs., Soph, Class: l-li-Y, veep: Eoolball: Baseball: Traclc Green, Rolinda Ro Cheerleader, '55-'56: Cheerleader Club, pres.: Red Cross Conn, Veigh C, NHS: in Home Ec. Eagle Nancy NHS, Library Club, sec. Sf-I WhO'S ble Freqefgggiggeg-isfley H A A ., 1 .:' o Club Griffin, Dana Allied Youlh: Science Club, prog chairman: ROTC, Mai. Grogan, AnneHe Gunn, Jerry Sho+qun Baske-'rbaiic Hi-Y Haddock, Barbara Head Maiorerie, '54-356: Ai lied Youih: Who's Who in Band Harper, Carql AVztxAi,, EAGLE RECORD, Aged.: NHS: Harrig, John Conciliwurnqfxquiiarum N ALVI Harrisgn, ,Ann Y-Teens: Eagie Shyufflers Wh O' S U f H- 1 R S 5 EG Q Ve . i'.E 5 h U iii 6 'S w'EE 'rrn EEE' W W 'E'Er' E'rE AEEEIEE Henderson,?iEQEf5rf A Library Vbii E LLz., Ann Be Y-Teens: HicirsjffJQi'nei15g :EV if Y-Teens EG Q ie 5 i1 'E'r' E'EE iff 'A'E E' if Q 1 ifil L L Huffman, GAA. DE E rr i Hun+,,gJoyQ:5, ,DE club, hisiorigfi: EEEE 3353 Cross Vee D 1 'Ch 6 rv r Q99 Q U Q E rmr' L ' if ' H J E J E J a ckson, D e n ni ce Be++y J o b : R e d C i-S551 J usficegygi :M arg2bre'r N H S 7 Libra ry7ffi iiC I u b, ire a s. EA 57? : if-MQW' f i MPX' V' MEM l-1 uifflfgi g5E?'f'fJA3:Y Wil? ii? wrr L 35157, f ,: ' V : T?f52iAi-'SSX-fsfwf' - , ' ' f whos wfffsiaffwspeechi sexierffwwawffif f 2 f 1 fln nnlnrnnrnn E nnnnn efw EAGLE RECORD Lewis, Jimmy Eooibaii, leiierman: Basebaii: Ai- Liifreli, Dee DE Club Liffreii, Winnefia Winnie Who'S Who in DE lied Youih, sec.: Who's Who in PE: Eagie Shui- DE Ciub, veep '54-'55 Hers iN!iT ?'n- Na' L Sidi Hammond, Worfh Bucky Golf: ROTC, Capl. wig 3 ,sl ., f J f..,V ,,,,q. H a rriso n, S u e ' 'S f '1': l u lo Holberf, Roberia R D g D I H u n 're r, Do ri s a u b 1 O TTS c Ke mpef, J. c. H fe: Llewellyn, Robin Hampfon, Elizabelh Harden, Thurman Cheerleader, '55-'567 Cheer leader Club: ROTC, L+, Helm, Dub Marilyn ef-xA Holleman, H.: Hu++en, Helen 'sm n'efQgc!Q ii eereeeef, 'ssuse l+el 1 Kiesling, 'Kles ,li ,lel ellerman: Lli: DE Allied Youlh T Lovelace, Jim Smo Lovelacly, BeHy Cheerleader Club: GAA Lovell, Jan Eagle Shufllersg Cheerleader, '54-'55: Cl'1eerleaderClub: EAGLE RECORD, bus, mgr. . ,i McKenna' . . Mafcheffe, COHCIlIU m is , ,, . . MIHICR Boba. EaZglQ45?Sl1ufllers Wl'1o's Nlcl1ols,l..aVErhe Slssle lg My if Peck, Charles NHS: Hi-Y: Sex+e+: '56 EAGLE, sporls ed. Luslt, Barbara DE Club: Band Reber? Baseball: .. -. . 'k'7 - Capf- Rose Fav.: Q, , fs'5W.f'Z:1M:' ' . :W:blaver,::f'32hn Auea Yam lllr Peferson, Carol Y-Teens: Red Cross: Eagle Shuf- flers McCormick, Belly NHS, lreas.: DE Club, lreas. Club, assi.: EA if' DZ GAA: Sceence Cl FTA, pres.: SAFE? Cross Parks, arbl ' eerleader Cllfllyff Club: GAA Posler, Rifa Cheerleader Club: GAA 4371 N! Wx, V -W Xkmlifx .nw J . ,,.: - aim 5,3 ' '-V: -Liga -, -Z ' f w..,,,m,5.z,w,4., 9 w :gi f':-- ,,,l ar 'rm f - 9 ,,'. I - . A ': ' ,V ' X,,, g me 42 S f McCue, Donna Y-Tee ns Maier, Janis Cheerleader Club M MX, Males, Frank D, spring Cross: Las IM xLfW 'lf Moorman, Mary DE HX .' . Parvin, Peggy PiiEfiiQ Teens Price, Dorofhy Club: Reiggigll i ossg GAA: EAGLE RECORD McDowell, Ann Y-Tee ns Markum, Don v McEn+ire, Barbara DE Club Messe , John Bubba A Hi-Y A A Morrow, Linda ry Club, If sec.: is eHy Jane 1 wY'a - ' Red Cross: E RECORD: F iwa lg ufflers X. U. A w:,ff',,f Pale. Anamary gg lub nzabelh Club, GAA gg- ,g i g . Price, Pairicia Ti- ens Etiiriif, Jenne'He All-Cu lfWSoprano Solouslg All School runnerrupq Y-Teens, lrees.: Track Queen, '54 Rainey, David Wl1o's Who in Shop Ransom, Clara Dale DE Club Schnell, Frankie V.mzA 5Dience Band: A5,,. rvwgglghwalbey, Carl Swaby Ba Sliellva l lazy Allied i llll 5 l ll R f R V C llllll 1 l f S+ead,l'1a m, Raye Sa veep: Rita A Volleyball 7 .1VAr'Cl1ery'g ROTC U n d e rwo ocl gfll lla l-l l -Y n n is ' ' D, c lc 7 Al l ie d WaI+I1alI, Harry ROTC, Caplhg Color Guard Drill Plaloong EAGLE RECORD Ward, Beverly Bev ROTC Sponsor: Allied Youllm, sec.: Sexlelg Red Cross Rollins, Billy Sexlel Scoll, Libra ry Club K LVVI iliiri Smi'll1,55rFranklifi V'l. Foolballg seluallq AI. lied' Youllggfii vann. Jerry Dany Ward. Harriell Sen. Fav.: Yfleensy GAA: EAGLE RECORD: Eagle Slmulllers ,Q Salyers, Beverly EAGLE RECORD: Y-Teens Searcy. Carol ZYEEE ' Smilh, Gayle lEE H54-'55: Rorqgjgpon- sor, '55-'56: Thompson, Sam EE'-E lehllerman: Walker, Phillip RSlQSiff?lffji EEl Floolballg Shufflers 'C Wasser, Sfuarl Blu ROTC, Capl.: Allied Youllw: Drum Mejnr, '54-'55 Sanford, Tidwell Allied Youlll: ROTC, Ll. Col.: Sarfain, Rolserl ROTC, L+.: Hi-Y: Shop Foreman Rifle Team: Drill Plaloorl, leader '54-'55: Wl1o's Who In ROTC: Band, pres., lL,1L L ' A Shaw. Jerry Libffifvllfilllb rom ' 5 'Yll'B' Helen Alrlled Youll 5Q5flUlFl?' Blll Turner, Danny pres.: l-li-Y Wallrer Wafers, Wa nd a C ross : C ll ee r C I u b f Ed Ba se e rl: H i -Y : Ea q le iq V LV,A,V,,, C ,,., ,,,, Egmiimers Joyce Walers, Mary Ann Y-Teens -5 f-Q m4mx,Xef,,,uwmmn ffl'Mwffwxe-.ifweffl-elm-ni.-1 me-if H- .i me. 7 1.--7 , ,.f, - f VM- - ,U t, k,,, . ,ima-I-T em Weallwerred, Anifa DE Club Welch. Melvin Weller, Gary Eoofball: Baseball: Traclrg Allied Williams, Freddy Rifle Team: Track: Hui-Y Youih, +reas.: Eagle Sliulflers: Hi-Y Willieforcl, Gail Willie Y-Teens: Eagle Slwl- Windham, Glenn EAGLE RECORD: Red Crossg Flers Cub Reporfers Wood, Sianley Eagle Slwufflers Wrigl1'r, Joyce Marie Joy Y-Teens? Eagle Slxuiflers Wrigl1'l', Roberl Baskelballg Hi-Y Wyali, Jane NHS: ETA, sec.: GAA Yorlr, Mary Wl1o's Wl-no in PE: Y-Teens: GAA Wesion, Shirley Club Williamson, Larry Womack. Carolyn Wriglwi, Larry V Yorlr, Jerry E E Y 1 Sl'1irl Y-Teens: Clwee-leader l EAGLE RECORD: FTA X JUNIORS Coachecl by Mr. ScoH', fhis middle- aged class is really on 'rhe ball. Man- agers are Tommy Terrill lpresiclen+l, Palsy Bourdier lveepl, and Tommy Jones lsecrefaryl. X Eff F VS Qi? a fl H. AMPS 584352 sl N, . 1 Q 'lf , . N . ' . -P tfg f '15 M XJ , -51 f mf .619 'L xg, JM- .. 2 , aim af X- . . ,,'.w gg .Mg-Vw , Q, f.,,a..Xj- f N, 1. vg3f-1 -.M.,1-cw -',,r Egg 4,15 5,55 ,Q if 'J-2 ' A fsawwfiivrv- Q 3 QW ' K gin- ini ,K 'M , Q., , A-ix' 1,45 ' V 1 w f ,Z 1: 7- as Braver souls challenged chemislry. Nearly every- one pursued a hislory course ol some nalure-even if il were iusl noling personal hislory in lhe form of a diary. Their'year's highlighl came one spring day when lhey donned senior rings. Whelher or noi olhers ac- Linda Abboff Carolyn Able Barbara Achilles C 5 Billy Aldrige Q Jean Allbrighi Dennis Allen Bonnie Anglin 2 ' W, W ggi JoannzsArgo , wgwfrs V ego Waller Berger Walfer Bigelow Sandra Black Laurel Byas 'sa Charles Campbell Ha mp Carier 'Faye Chandler Nancy Chandler R0lJxgeYfiiAi'UisfroQ1j24qw 'V ?Efl'i'i3ETi jji1rY-1i,Kl1en Chrisiian 'r'4s Z 435. r'sr EQ W ' -iif - Mike Ahzhuore 1 ,glial 2 f Angie Pearl Coffee swf? AU Q 5? iffriifm ,X-'-cwiaezf -T .1 5 f ff ,f rsfimhrlda ss. fr V1' .Y Ewa, ,M I' W. ,Qi t V ' 'fm ' Milf ,' Q9 'i YW' NI 5 i ' f 2 mi? ii-me ' T' , DQIVLC'-,le 4 f-r, 5 Ann Ball Pafsy Coward Sue Ballew Dixie Cowarf- :epled The idea of lheir seniorily was irrelevant mrnalerial, and complelely our of lhe queslion. As Far as Jrhey were concerned, They were now lull- Fledgecl seniors, Wa nola Beason Dan Davidson Ready To wield auThoriTy aTTer suddenly discover- ing Themselves hoisTed Trom The lowesT Torm ol hu- maniTy4sophomores, These iuniors really lorded iT over Their younger charges. BuT who wouldnlT Take advanTage oT The TacT Thal he himself had survived Those horrible, hecTic Tish days? ATTer a BaTTle Royal OT wiT and words, mosT OT Them Came ouT on The Top side oT IOOO word Themes. They were even vicTorious in loiTTer combaT wifh locus Theorems. And all oT Them masTered The arT OT proposihoninq, wheTher qeomehically or oTherwise. Helen Blevins Sonia Fells Donnie Bohannon Charles Fields Palsy Bourrglvikegym Bliss Fisher Peggy Shirleyisifgggmk Yale Bison 'T L 3' Freeman Dayid Cqgenaetgj Jerry Fuller 3 ffl 1, T - Ia? A 32 ' 1 if 55 . x 1. ' Aloha Clays F Davld'Ggg7lley , Louise Clery1eris'i j if L,:y grailiQ:1reqn Maryyanria Rgberf Grimes 41 Joyce Cole? 5 if-'Q-4. 12 7 Bob Hall T' rRuby5,CorBell T f gf iLairrylsHamil1'on L F X ,ge HM' 'Ti ,, ,, A by - 3E,A?y,y.2 4 MPa? Flihna Nancy Dillow 4? Cecelia Dudley Linda Harms Carla Easferwood JeaneHe Harrison Jimmy Harlman JaneT Johnson SuzeTTe Hawkins Tommy Jones Gary Hendricks Don Judd Pai Herring Karen Kirk Donny Hickman Aniia Kirfley Davis Highi Bernard Kossbiel Janelle Highfower John Paul Leaks Lewis Hill Glen Lindley Wiley Hill Judy LoTT Morris Himes James LuTTrell Joyce Holder -Bob McAlisTer David Holmes A Kay McAllister Bull Hudgins Am'-lY JMC'-95 ElizabeTh Hurley PHYS MCLGFUOTB Shirley Inman John McMullen CarTer Riversicles' senior class oT '57 will be made up oT The disTinquishecl scholars whose porTraiTs adorn These pages. Anol you can Take Them aT Their own words, hisTory will be made nexT year-ah, yes! As a maTTer oT TacT, hisTory has been made already. This is a mosT exTraordinary group-handsome, Too. Theres ThaT charming couple, Tommy Bourdier and PaT Terrill-inseparable. Ancl ThaT old coin col- lecTor Allen ChrisTian, whose chieT obiecT d' arT claTes back To The Roman Emperor Minerva in l25 AD. 0 er . X13 Q Q sweef, . .:, . M sm Q. - , .L , M .fer- midi . f wsaggwe f we will NK .MW , www ----- 2 fy.. fyffgeegws A 9? V X A Pl? ? X: if iff? iii? ' mail: U MQ' Sag Za Niwviff we . -ef....,cw: ,wa Am- L- .V Q-VQQKM-. .. , . .. :.. . . V .1 N, . - W. ...,. . .. ... V 3aah i Q se M c Ladies who snuggle in +l1eir murdered mullon lrnoulonsl are Ann Ball, Sandra Blaclc, Joyce Tallman, Jeanie and Janie Rlweinlander, Billie Pope, Doris Owen, and Palsy Coward. Sclwool brals lllieir dads are principalsl are Joe Pal Slrain, Elizaberlw Hurley. and Buddy Lucas. Keyser 'flue geyser, lie spouls all +l'me +ime. And don l forgel' Clwarles Fields wlwo fumbled so rnucla flwal Coaclw Dixon made lwirn escorl a foolball around for one solid week. lSee page lO3.l l Nancy Kennedy Lynn Mayfield sob .,,. :,L, 2 rri,., r., . .Vrr, MSW' Frances Kimbern g lxyl .::.,' i ., : 3 Messer Sandra Kubiiz. r' W Clwarline' Kuroslcy ,, 2 . A, ' 5 Al Lamm W ' Ni Molds'- MM 5 Ronald Lowiifg' V ug 'Sy Pa? Ann Mgl'P Buddy Lucas Wi L Pai J6a9.MeurPl1Y Jnggwy qu lTbl:in lqlll WWWM 1 BeverlY Murray - '- QW i-r -Hai :'1 Mm ei T, 1' Jol1nnY McCain in V mee , mi igfgriffrmjg lfad 12. ,H Dewe Coy X Q ,c.,.Ey!gnxgaH I Aw' M . Luke McKinne , We -llmmle Nelson 'EWR y s QRMMMWM M fri' U Q if we L ,f xt Lvkk A N' .X KJYM. Eddie MacConnell6g'XJ?'j ix W W3 i,Charldean Newell Ang-ya Massey Eddie Norman Glenda Maurice Joe Olive' James Ouienreafh Doris Owen Judy Parker Leo Parrish Paul Penny Ramond Perlrirgs Joyce Pierce Billie! Pope ! E Eddie Richardson Don Riehl Glenda Riffel Linda Ruclrer Nina Russell Roy Russell Jaylene Shelfon George Simmons of i1r.,, J, flidger Simmons 3 s V ,Z r V :H 1 ii if Q' :MFE U41 W9 55' 12 1 'A Ni . Marsh-49 5.rH'+ fx Q .hug 1 kg V ' ,' - J' :iff 5 :Q 2 '31 4. Q ,, 4 Q A '31 iiliflii 5 A Q 3 gasp Q , 5 x 5: ms, .. my sag? ' iff , r ,li,. , R1 Jumping Jehosaphall Jolly iiving juniors iump iucliciously while ihey evolve from sorry sophomores +o sensible seniors. Seen in aclion are: Anxious Ang- lin lBonnielg Beelle Bailey lWaynel7 Courageous Coward llualsylg Diligeni Dillow lhlancyl: Eager Eas- 'rerwood lCarlal3 Fumbling Fields lCharlesl: Genial Green lGaill7 Heariy l-larlman lJimmyl: lnguisiiive Inman lShirleyl7 9'f12i!W?T . . 1:ff5rlQ3?TFif0? M2946 4: 55125525 i55SSwSg21',bs,ffaf2, Wwe . , -oar, . , 2 Nm. M41.-were rf' 555935252 if me siiefgl if Qemfies fri: r,-2 .gimmi- iz rig- gm- el ,,r,f2gwf wss1'm.g'5r14 sn, -, L, .W an f f K. 7r9?i3e1izg!U' XM EWLIEZSWZQ rw , , fwfr :rag fm: fa nw ff? U , . 2-: so ,433 ' sf sf ---S -,NSW ,fmgefi 3,523 JXSXH Wagda ,i,.g3 ' y!:5fneRecon.nu ,... Jane Rheinlander Jean Rheinlancler Sandra Richards Siinson Larry Terrell Tommy Terrill Pai' Thompson s - VN If I I 452127, i. ' 4 1 ew were .W,:f:f:f.gf:w,-W, .4 ,qssfvizer 'E1:3ffZi,i'E?L?: 's,iif'2f 4' k1f,ff3sfr?y,s1i 'igzryafifigzk W fiwfgmzwl fvi:v'ff-asia-SH 'ws :fm v if mmf L,ll. Wir l 4 ,555 ew s ,,:sgrf.wrr,5 ..,,s-,Q fsfmzzgazs 'W si ww as Jw, is Kr nfl' Jubilanr Judd lDonl: Knowing Kirlley Mniralq Lumpalonq Lumpkin Uimmyl: Myslerious Myers Noel: Normal Norman flfddielg Oulrageous Oulen- realh Uamesl: Prodigy Parrish iLSOli Reckless Rillel fGlendal: Simple Simmons fgreorqe, Roqerl: Taci- lurn Tallman Hoycelp Violenl Vollinline lllianali Wandering Walkers lGwen, Joycel. John Roach Gwen Walker Pai Roberfs Joyce Walker Q Dennis Rossi X,1,i ,,i, Sue Wallers Harvey iiii Charles Wgrren Gay . ' ,David Walkins Larlly Sewell i 'Bovyen Weems Johnny Simonisi A iiiix Larry Sinclair-i i Wkflcox Earl smnh Arfnelle WileY Joe Paf,yS'froin' A Wiliiinson JoyceQTsl Iqn.h ,ffigsifQ3ff.Bsillseifrwaiisams 'shifrley Tarwaihari' I W Williams Pafricia Tork V ii ii Judy Tumelson Maurice Woodwor+h Diana Volliniine Ronald Wrighf ll I ? I 3 5 3 1 b E 3 E 5 . f w L r 5 4 1 . - - ,. -HN L.,.....,-.,,,..f,.Ji...,. - ..--,. ,m -l...,......M,,....A.,,..W,,,,..i X SOPHCMORES Gayle Kinsey iveepl. J. B. Wilson lsecrefaryl, and Rosalyn Jones iprexyl drink +o 'che idea of a sophomore par'I'y. Mr. Goldslein lsponsorl malces 'rlne final arrangemenls. by X Margarel' Adams Vicky Brown Bobbye Sue Albrechl' Nancy Bucklin John Albririon Wanda Bullock Chrisiy Aldrich Doroihy Burch Sharon Allred 755 ii Sue BY55 g .. Jerry Anderson 1 Sallie Carfer Kennerh Armslrojig Reber? Cassady Jerry Bakergai lris Casrleberry Janie Ball V Chaney Jan Barney Jo Ann Chip:-nan Brenda Beckman? Ted Chokas - Wanda Bellfif B gf Jerry Clark Sue Bessenf il Cooper Edd Bivin irly Alvin Corlsell Julaine Boalman Judy Cox Ward Bogard wlf Sylvia Cox - Slephanie plane Deason Judyjgllrannon Charles Dickerson fEdd Brashearf Ann Dickey Berfy Brewer L Jimmyfburham Elenora Brewer Brenda Elms Jerry Brice Melvin Evans Kennelh Browder Sue Fanning fflili1fiiZi52 -.i,:e1ffav,ff. an W4 e,,,, vw ,L 5 K wif-rif-mevgriseis ,h,, We 7 wxeivoflw. 9325 E,igs?5fs,, 'S efsgsrm gs ,vrfiwgrgeibnigisi ia iw llfihli , Big. 'iii Fresh as daisies and green as grass rhey arrived 300 srrong from ihe wee house of learning ar 'rhe norih end ol Jrhe Carler Riverside Campus. Slrange as il' may sound +o 'rhe old birds, lhese Eaglels a+ lfirsr didn'l' lcnow 'rhe 'rrafiic rules and couldrfr even follow lheir noses 'ro The lunchroom. For lhe iirsr few days lhey gor excused lardies +o class lor simply explaining, l gol los+l Bu+ '+wasn'+ long before lhe bonnie lassies were fweeriir ,Z S is ,W ,ss1g3Qi2e,ef. ,f so az 416,31 ,aw ig, E932 semis aaa as is was ' vi-In-so-w2eif4fJimv ', r ima i lv , , 511 . fi game, ag ' Wig' ill Fig QFWYWZ igsiiiiiiiiel ifigjnrfsifrbr Siflbwiiiiii s.1z:f1,1 ,rg.isrfs5r firms? . ,... ftxnjfg sf:-z-4 jgsfsgifc 3 tie? 3 f Q W, Q . ar ff i 'QKMQSQ lwasfziri sfswii! 55344222 2 flliiiiifii as . f srrifsriiw W gg-szseigzr mem geese sagww X 543355525573 Ss K f l45'l1Sf33?iii 555959434 :ws A as Wm, WW making llieir compelirion fell' in +l1e logislics of 'rlwe social world, and +l1e wee laddies began +o clnallc up near scores here and +l'1ere in flue fields of aflwlelic powers. Come +l1e end of rlwe year, 'l'is prediciecl +l'1ese new cirizens will be so well assimilaled llwal only a pracliced eye can dereclr +l'iem from flue seasoned residenlrs of rlwe iunior and senior classes. Senior banqueis would never be complele wi+l'1ou+ a few renovaled sophomore dares. ffm vv' s- 'Aix Bill Fuller Frank Gee Lewis Gibbons m Cecilia Gilmore Kenneih Burch Louise Burlcl'1al+er Barbara Burleson Lynda Burne'r+ I esneruwrsfzwsxfw K , M , V- DeLoris Cales J ssf , Donald Cecil If ' Qiigiwvnfa 3?OSSe++ DarrellVMCl1andlerfQ Grayson Glenda ,Chafgd er E l LQ din Greene 6'l' Q L'A1 eff Jimmy Clowers ii Aviv V Toni 55 , :Y an Delorise Cobb 0 ' im gBeH'i1 Jimmy Coburn i rir L 5 ,, i fi s Q ,, 5 X X grioves Qffhnbfli Gudgen -elf 1 Jeanneife Crane il ry ' is s gr if . Joy Haley swf Linda Cross Donald Hall David 1, a,i.oi ,MW a,,,,s, , W Jeaneife Hall ,ff s,iMM,.s, M., ,,,. s,A,.., W as i.i, ,wwf Don Dinger y iiltennefh jF1'all Palsy I ai Q1-ffwug' iiklaylfodgdwlilames Daiyid Drennan ,fi iii A Noll, W 1 James Hammonds W Garld Dxiniyaiffg - in M M'i' X if w 'lBeverly Harrell fig xl YN, M Helen Flippo 'Faye Harris ' Robin Harris Rose Mary Harris Wanda Haslon 45 Valerie Forresfer James Franlcs i David Fuchsl-:uber ,.f:1'.f.:in is Mr.. 'ss ess iw L,WA. T Even The brieTesT glimpse aT These sophomore pages would convince The uTTer sTranger ThaT here is a group wi+h personaliTy plus-sTuTT To burn. One mighT even igniTe The blaze Trom David CyperT's Tlaming hair or BeTTy Grossmarfs Tlashing smile or PeTe Hill's burn The breeze running. OTher noTables oT This Rogues Gallery are: wise- cracker . . , Beverly Zinn: brighT-eyed gianT . . . Reggie Llewellyn: prompTness personilied . . . Ken- neTh LeiTo: NHS lNaTional Hoodlum's Socielryl lbouncl . . . Larry Ligonq champion chaTTerers . . . ,f,,M ,si V. 4 .ses - A -W me RoberT Havens Danny Jernigan Larry Haygood Jerrie Jo Jennings Bill Hedden Jimmy Jimison Ernesl Hedgcolh Belfy Johnson Bill Henderson Paula Jordan KenT Henry Jan Joyner Terry Higgs Wayne Kaseberg th .fs Carol Hill Carol Wann Kidwell ii Elaine Hill AnneTle. Knighl Pele Hill Donna Knqwles Jaclr Hinsen , , MyrTle Koepp Jimmy Hoblill Linda Kunze 'T , Jerry Hodge T A 1 KeAnWnXaeTllMl:?eiTol J 'I Ronnie rlroifigngsrsad . T srrirs t ' Ell,ha,:'H'oWardi V fl.ewandowslri 4--of V I 1 gaiFifyQHlomfalrd T gmmewas T LV A rw ' ..slff . L T f Joe Hudierigt gy ' K Grover j,ii 11 li 'J gg Daigiggiljllrglres J T. iiii Elharles Love Richard HunTer i Jaclrie Love Jack Hurley Bob McCoy as Am, A gi Bill Huse Jerrell McDowell ' Claire lsham Ken Marlin 3 P 46 Rochelle Jacobs David MaTThews V -157 I of-wwf' 15.141 :Er Sfifffzfsr ' aw p gif VME Ying figzsfw-:fl-rr. asia, iff' X QQ ,Q Glenda Shewmalce and Valerie Forresierg bro+her's keeper . . . Roy Lovelady: an amazing speller . , . Jerrell McDowell. Oi course any class is incompleie wiihoui quiet reserve, shy people such as Judy Risclcy. Siephanie Brady. Sallie Carier, Edd Bivin, and Bob McCoy. Gary Maizner iold a 'l'5ll +ale alooui a shori guy. And Billy Wesilorook carried a loi oi weiqhi around. Ronnie Hollingshead and John Albriiion enrolled in an oiherwise all girls' dramaiics class. Az. A. wi :J i u W.. ik, 4 X ff S . 'Q Z ,L X z ir I fa u K 3 i ' iii gy-x., ,riuurr r Don Johnson Roger Moves Fredine Johnson Wayne Mayo V , xiii Judy Jones Lafrerle M6l+0h , ,, fin ,fp ,, L, Rosalyn Jones Roberi Milburn LaFon Kiesling ,,i-,, Janei Miller Jimmy K Dan Millican GayleMKir-isey ELAWIBHCG Miichell iilienneih Kiseyr Vigy liii iiiif Kenneih Moorman Becky Kurosky i iiiii X Qonniieiif,M9rg'eEon Harold Lanciersfii r f Donald Marian Francggy Lynn Murdocli orgy a iirir uwcilolvn Neely Peggy Lison i i'iiiil 1 i 'ii'iil gillirolivof Dewayne Liiilepage Olnhsfead Pai Liiflepage LILSQ yy Melyiin Olson Recjgie '2'L I i fiBob Oversireei' Roy Lovelaidf ',,i ii' 2 4QgT,Q11iLTQ1Tifirpmy Palachelr Bob yi, -iboroihy Payne Doyle 'Lueas ii ii Z i 1Roil:er+ Perkins bien McAlisfer i ,Billy Pe'rer Gary Maizner Tommy Phillips Virginia Mauldin Richard PiH Judy Maurice Kaye Pool Judye May Mary Porier 47 Bill Proclor Bob Shaw Thomas Ransom Sandra Shaw Carol Ray MM- I A Billie Sheehan Jimmy Reaves ' gil' Cecil Shoemalrer Roberl' Rexroal Hans SimP50n Carolyn Reynolds Neal Siizes Don Richardsol gg Judy Smi+h Janis Ric, Srdson 6,,,1 ,t. - Sam Smiill A . K, :T A if N Yg,'x -N-.L .z,l1':ffl ,5: Jimmy Riley ' 5 TMNT' ,,,, 'Jfi' e enn Sperry Judy Risclry ti Judy Spivey Carlela Robe f ' V X..,,fZ7' rg Linda SCIUYUS Shirley Ru ,I I X V f 5? Wanda Sfanford , 4 2 ' Q ' Raymond Russell L Jean Taylor Dawn Ryno . 3- N Margaref Terry Pal Sanders . Charlofie Thelforcl Larry Schmi ' A. 1 .K A Sid Thompson f . 'V i ' 'E Larry Scofl if T If i, ' Tolson Sandra S . If , Q immy Trammell Kar I Sei r J' A 'X . 7 Danny Trice Don Shaver ,Q fx - I ,I Brenda Tubby A m' fig ,Q Jimmy Waldon Jeannine Wallcer Madalyn Wallcer Pal Walls ' 6 2 Zieeiim ffkgggfwl ?iiSQ?Xf3 Eileen 3, Hr ,,,,EW., .,.e,,.s,, , ,ei i Esaiiifgljl Y i' ii Sophomores proved +0 be a really rough problem for lhe upperclassmen lhis year. No malier how much They were lrampled on, 'rhey couldn'+ be sub- dued. Once lhey became acquainled lo lhe ways of lhe Cl-lS pedaqogues lwhich didn'+ false longl, lhey were impossible. Bul even when 'rhey were slapped down, lhey relurned ii wiih chariiable com- menls aboul lhe friendliness of The older sludenis. Y-Teens had To organize a separale branch 'ro accommodale lhe enihusiasiic girls. One can jusl we :ie ,fegrzkiigfgiu yr flzgflwifi gag: 23535 ig , Aa, f,i1'l!?igg. 1 - ' J j 1 'w iff. ' we,I-f'lE.r.fQf'1Jfi'1.2 ,, ' WE -'3' , ii, S M or Na Aff Q 3' 5' ' r ' ,Ly ffm- . ff f ' f fl! 5 7... - ff L, ' . if E if f l bu ll fv- 499 ,f..zriGgf2tf?rmec ii. ?l23A:f57lTif4i-f f 5: v3TfP'ii7555Q'H ,,,WM,W,,X ef. mf . Qiffffm Sifhllkf .iw-il, ,,,n,rl1 AQMQXZ' ifylrar' S 'i new an swarm illglliglgwwv iigfwiwrkziggsi All irl liyielix V RWE, isi4'giA 2,3 7 L xx gb Mwffje iz MSW be llwanlclul llnal' 'rlwese zealous lillle invaders loolc 'flue good ol llwe sclwool lo lwearl. ln lacl, under llwe influence of llweir lung power sclwool spiril zoomed lo a record lwiglw. ll' was a live wire class willw a spark ol life. Bul +l1a+'s wl'1a+ makes llie world go around. And 'llwey can give il a prelly dizzy spin. Wlwo knows wlial 'rlwe seniors of '58 will accom- plisl17 sf- Glencla Shewmale f x Roberl Wallrins S I1 a ron,2fSbQwn.eeminigm3iM S e sl' . sm My ,www wfw-QQ we if Alice Shullz , Mfiiljjgg gg 28 Weslbrook . . is: R 'W do e . Sherri Sumgmons WE f M53 Q Z elores While V ,sl 2 Jarrell Smgibermani lg fi ij 'A Iimgwhigworgn Fran grinder ,. is g 5 Vglltgas . A 1 'veggie Q , 7 V f , , Raye Solilo ig 3, Sire? M .'., Eoug?Agn Williams M Darrell Spihn 4 ' gran Willis J' ggi a 5 if 5 James Slegllu 2 'A S 23 nm i, gf Q2 - . We Jan Sfewarl J. B. 5Nllson R. M- S+ree+ K Jerrymlane Wilson gl? .z.f 'WOW ri ' ,MArgne...SwaWe F V4 ff may Je X Don Winlers Larry Joyce Tillery . . 4. 1 1ep.ii,+'x: if .Q 4 Qfdgananlne Trplon ,iff ' 3 jf KW 'fy Nqfagy Woolery Kenneflm ii flew? il Mull? 'W N?QWm Jessie WyaH' ,,N,, . iY,i Cullen Turner A R f f5'EHHariiWyss Nei a yson V: r wlywgifggm Joe Pal Yarborough Sue Vencnll Dick Yosf Gloria Walrefield Beverly Zinn Milne Warbrillon Tommy Ward Anile Warden Joe Warren CRGANIZATIONS Amon Carrer sold adverfising for fhe Sfar-Telegram way-back-when. This is ihe building resulfing 'from his early efforis. Also fhis is fhe place where 'lhe annual sfaff goes when 'lhey need a piciure on 'lhe spur of The momenf in order fo make a deadline or when 'lhey can'+ obfain one of iheir own. Phofo by Forf Worih Sfar-Telegram T lx , R 0i0i0-0-OQOHOHOH010-011DHOHOQOQOQK l.aTina SodaliTas CarTer Scholae AlTae Concilium Aquilorum appellaTur. In Concilio Aguilorum mulTas res cum sTudio agemus. Quondam puella ex Africa de viTa in EThiopia nobis verba TeciT. Eam magno sTudio audi- vimus. MulTa Romae nova eT anTiqua novimus. De paTribus Romae leximus. De Bellis Galliis Caesaris legemus. Plus de canTis Virgili sTudemus. STudium l.aTinae mulTa dare habeT. lThaT was wriTTen by a second year sTudenT. Here is The TranslaTion.l The LaTin Club oT CarTer High School is called Council oT Eagles. In The Council oT Eagles, we do many inTeresTing Things. Once a girl Trom ATrica spolce To us abouT liTe in EThiopia. We heard her wiTh much inTeresT. We have learned many Things, boTh new and old, oT Rome. We have read oT The TaThers oT Rome. We shall read abouT Caesar's Gallic Wars. We shall sTudy more abouT The poems of Virgil. The sTudy oT LaTin has much To oTTer. Concilium Aquilorum lCouncil oT Eaglesl is The local chapTer oT The Junior Classical League, a naTional organizaTion oT TirsT and second year LaTin sTudenTs. IT is devoTed To pr'JmoTing inTeresT in The arT oT liTeraTure of ancienT Rome and Greece Through The sTudy of LaTin. ThroughouT This club, l.aTin is recognized as an aid To clearer ThoughT and a more varied vocabulary. COUNCILIUM AQUILORUM Miss Eva Craig John McMullin Jimmy Durham RuTh Bell Jimmy Durham Brenda Elms Pai' Geis John Harris Don McAlisfer John McMullin Q 'EQ-is CERS spons ,,.-an X s SEC Oufenreafhiiii... Treas. gulf Judil' ,Mana-Q., ..1'. '.... T6 I G + lLcehreHe A d Moran ames OuTenreaTh Rober+ Wa+kins Vi' ., ,..,.... 9 it ,. x A'i,:vvH-aiil . .. -fb ' gn y ay ,.. Q. iw. I: ,av j lv-- Y J.: . ii.. - it g reg.. V. Hu' ,,,, vsigii 1 , Zigi- If ay re porfer Mrs. Frances Wieser , ,,,,. ,... s po r lfxf Fra Miles ,4,.. refreshmenf chairman Paula Jordan ..,,.,.,.... ,.., , ,.,.,....... p Mrly Zinn ..,. .. .... sec,-freas. Liz Chesser ......,.....,.... prog, cha rrnain 'N My en- Maurice ,, ,. ,. PASF reporler Liz Chesser T T ' F an Miles Mary Ann Cluggish in ' .Q 1 Murdock David Drennan Q' M ,N M C Grover Hudson X ysevfeuoy Don Johnson f , Y . , if s an Snider Paula Jordan Q - , . . l Myrfle KOGPP ,f T'M' Wllllems Glenda Maurice S4535 .fs li' Zinn CERS LAS AGUILAS Esle es e unico club en que podemos usar el espanol. No hablamos bien el espanol, pero lralarnos de aprenderlo. Tambien iugarnos los iuegos de l-lispanc Americanos en espanol y en ingles. Hay una Tiesfa. Vamos a reslauranle mexicano para comer una comida fipica. Por la Navidad lenemos una pinafa llena de dulces, Una persona rompa la pinala mienlras que el no puede ver. Los orros Jrrafan de oblener las dulces que eslaban en la pinara. Esfa es una cosfumbre de los paises de habla espanol. lTranslal'edl This is a unique club in Thai we learn To use Spanish. We do nor spealc well +he Spanish, bul we are 'frying To learn il. Also we play Spanish American games in Spanish and English. There is a Tesiival, We go To a Mex- ican reslauranl' in order io ear a Typical meal. For Chrislmas we have a pinala filled wilh candy. One person breaks The pinaia while he is noi able 'ro see lblindfoldedl. The olhers Try 'ro gel The candies Thai were in ihe pinala. This is a cusfom of Spanish speak- ing counrries. DQOQCDiOiiJiflilIQOHO-010-OQOHKJHOQOQO Mr. Neal Boyd .. ...,..., .. ,,.,.... ,.........sponsc p . C' .J QEFICE Mille D'Arcy. ......, ..,..,.,.. r e Joe Prince .,... Jim Boyd Belly Fon Ruby Corbell Don Mile D'A'Cl! ,,..g.,,ae Llewellyn Mlclrey Dunlvan James Franlrs Ther Sherman Gricler Larry Hamillon Don Jerry Hodge Ray Millon Hollingsworlh Cullen yer CLUB SCIENCE CLUB In a world of aromic progress science plays a major parr. H' is +o lhis srralegic subiecr Thai The members O1 This club devole a large porlion of Their lime. Amidsi a maze ol microscopes and Bunsen burners These duiilul followers of The amoeba indulge in Their lavorile paslime-Thar ol scienlilic research. These memorable periods are consumed by Jrallcs 'from disringuished persons whose vocalions include The wealher bureau, Texas Chrislian Universily and skilled members of said club. There are also periods of relaxalion when Jrhe members fill Jrhar bulge in Their iniesrine wirh such a delighllul fluid as carbonic acid fruil' flavored. 010-'OQO-0Q0l0iKli0QOQOQ0i0i0i0 0i Cub ReporTers is an orqanizaTion Tor iuniors and sophomores, who are noT allowed To Take Journalism. They Turn in news Tips To be used in The EAGLE RECORD. lOr aT leasT They're supposed To Turn in news Tips. Some- Times The sTaTT wonders when The supply runs shorT.l Supposedly They will work on The school paper or annual Their senior year. For The presenT They are conTenT wiTh publishing The sTudenT direcTory, a iob They Took over Trom FTA. During The meeTings They have ouTside speakers or lecTures from Mr. Seely. ATTer They have masTered The lesson Tor The day, They creaTe Tor a while. BUT again The sTaTT wonders if They acTually do any work, Tor none shows up when The paper is ready To go To press. Mr. Randall Seely.. Chrisfy Aldrich .,....... Faye Harris ..,,., Bobbye Sue AlbrichT CNl'1,risTy Aldrich Qgascnasp EiFiill'e'i'i David Fuchshuber Faye Harris Larry Haygood David HeighT KenT Henry Ronnie Hollingshead OFFICERS MEMBERS ...,.....sponsor .........pres. .sec-Trea s. Harold Landers Johnny McCain Judy Maurice Jane OlmsTead Anne Parker Raymond Perkins Jimmy Waldon Bill WesTbroolc Glenn Windham Don Winfers CUB REPORTERS ,lik 4-of' ,Y N .an is ,nf cmioicmioicrioioioioioioioioicxioioio These brighT and shiny Taces are The ones Tound hanging around Mr. Seely's room Tor V2 crediT in iournalism per semesTer. They can acTually be Tound working on alTernaTe Mondays when They have a deadline Tor The Thurs- day ediTion. Every semesTer Mr. Seely makes a new resoluTion ThaT There will be no unnecessary Talking or walking around, and every semesTer he's overruled by The maioriTy. Firsf semesTer sTudenTs have sTudy sheeTs To keep Them occupied. During This inculoaTion period They are sup- posed To learn where and whaT Tor The dicTionary is. As Two's lor second semesTer sTudenTsl They design pages. assign sTorise, copyread, wriTe heads, proofread, pasTe up pages, and prove Themselves To be an awTul obsTacle EAGLE RECORD Y Dirorzs A Mr. Randall Seely ......, ,, ., ..., ,.,., .....,.... .......,,,.,.....,,.. .. sponsor Carol Harper, ., .. . mf' .,i.... .. ....i .,.,. . .,.. . ,..,,..fFall edifor Frank Miles .. .. .1 .. ..,,,. ...... . f .... ,... . ,,,.'V. - -P . ... i,...,..spring ecliTor Bill Benge - K Frank Miles Wanda Blevins i Margie Moore Sandra Carroll T 'I Linda Morrow Liz Chesser DoroThy Price Noel Copeland 1' '-,, JenneTTe PrueTT Jerry Gunn ' 4',,, , Beverly Salyers Carol Harper hnny Simons f RoberTa HolberT ill Sprinkle Jack Inman i se 1 Harry WaI+haII MargareT JusTice ' Q ' X' HarrieTT Ward Jan Lovell A R Carolyn Womack PaT Mahan ' ' Rosemary Wood EDITORS Miss Verna E. Berrong .. . .. , , ...msponsor Elizal::eTh Chesser ,. . ,,., .. . .ediTor Charles Peck .....,. ., , . . . sporTs edi+or X STAFF X Shirley Willrinson A i Bob Messer Xw . ' Larry Haygood lllllll-ll' A , Y , 4 ,. 'XCMNK XX Sue Ballew Wanda Blevins Julaine Boafman Pat Bourdier Nancy Bucklin Delores Cafes Elizabefh Chesser D C l on oe Mike Connelley Linda Cross Nancy Dillow Cecelia Dudley Brenda Elms Sue Fanning Carole Feland Charles Fields Carol Harper Larry Haygood T r H' s el' Y '99 Ronnie Hollingshead Beffy Johnson Margaref Jusfice Donna Kno les W X Sandra Kubih X P T M h n X verly Murray oo aylene SheITon Earl Smifh Gayle Smifh Marshall SmiTh Judy Spivey Bill Sprinkle Sanna Sfeadham Jo Pai Sfrain Joyce Tallman P T Th a ompson PaT Walls Shirley Wilkinson Jerry Wilson 56 EAGLE Below are The high-pressured salesmen who vended Their wares oT yearboolcs and picTures To The home rooms. They broughT in suggesTions To help make This bool: whaT The school wanTed. The group above, siTTing wiTh The sun grins, is The one which did all The dirTy worlc. IT Tools Them all summer To plan This Thing and all winTer To puT iT TogeTher. BuT They really had Tun worlcing on iT and are proud oT Their handi- worlc. Miss Berrong, who was busy Teaching a hisTory class when This picTure was Taken, handled The senior picTure sales and Aladdin coupons. The resT oT The group decided whaT picTures wenT where and whaT copy wenT wiTh each picTure. BuT Their main joy was seeing The surprised expression on The prinTer's Tace when They Tinally made a deadline. 'i0-0QOH!lQ0lCJQOHOHKDi0 0i'OQOQOi-Oi!! ll5ll7 Fl 'S Larry Hamilfon ....... Sfuarl' Wasser ..,...... OFFICERS MEMBERS Barbara Haddock ........ Mike Afchison Waller Berger Hamp Carfer Roberf Caudle Faye Chandler Aloha Clay Don Cole David Drennan Brenda Elms Barbara Haddock pres. ......veep , sec. Bobby Hall Judy Hall Kennelh Hall Larry Hamillon Terry Higgs Larry Howard Belly Johnson Paula Jordon Bernard Kossbiel Jimmy Lewandowski Barbara Lusk James Luffrell Eddie MacConnell Virginia Mauldin Nancy Molder Eddie Norman Melvin Olson James Oufenreafh Frank Schnell Earl Smilh Ray Solilo Thelma Sperry Joyce Tallman Judy Tolson Gwen Walker Mike Warbrilfon Sfuarl Wasser Ronald Wesl Billy Wesfbrook MAJORETTES Joyce Tallman Sponsor Mr. Charles Hoffman STAGE BAND Mike Alchison Hamp Carfer Don Cole David Drennan Brenda Elms Larry Hamilfon Bernard Kossbiel James Luflrell Eddie MacConnell Eddie Norman James Oulenrealh Frank Schnell Joyce Tallman Mike Warbrillon Gwen Walker Barbara Haddock lhead maiorellel Don Cole ldrum maiorl Aloha Clay Faye Chandler Nancy Molder .,,. 3. z T l ff?-fiifji Vo r 5 'fr f fi, ' E eggs. .. ,,,, H53 sf f s 1 ,r 4 we s , 1 if 1 5 Q E. Q cl X L 3 is ,E 1 Y Q fs 3' , 1, 912. 4 . xl Q1 X Sponsor Miss Edilh Winslon Margaret Adams Bobbye Sue Albrechf Sharon Allred Edilh Anderson Bonnie Anglin Brenda Beckman Rurh Bell Lynda Benfon Brenda Black Helen Blevins Wanda Blevins Joyce Bonin Roscoe Brewer Jerry Brice Jayne Brown Vicky Brown Nancy Bucklin Dorofhy Burch Laurel Byas Nancy Chandler Jo Ann Chipman Louise Clemmins Mary Anna Cluqgish Delorise Cobb Brunhilda Colburn Carolyn Cole Cecilia Dudley Nancy Dumas Bliss Fisher Elizabefh Hurley Wanda Blevins Beverly Murray Na ncy Dumas Everyone has heard of song birds. Bui whoever heard oi an eagle singing? Well, here's a group of Eagles who do sing and are iusiiiied in siruiling like peacocks aboul' ihe maiier. Under The capable direclion of Miss Edilh Winsion lhey preseni programs for ihe school, PTA, TWC, and anyone else who will lislen. Across ihe page is The Eagle band which siruis loud and proud ai lhe iooiball games. They pariicipaie in compeiilion wiih oiher school bands of ihe slaie and presenl programs for ouiside groups. ,, 3, E i if David Fuchshuber Jane Olmsfead 'S l ' ii, Jerry Fuller Dorolhy Payne Z ,L fy -EQ' I --', i' Pal Geis Rifa Polser 1 L I I '..L 3 Z ' N I Gail Green Jenneiie Pruefl X L ' , V is 1 ' ' i g-Q i: Jeaneffe Hall Sandra Richards ' 'L -- lf 'I-1 W- - I gs Faye Harris Pal' Roberis ' ii' Rose Mary Harris Billy Rollins 4 i' , ' 4' ' 5: . . , Ann Harrison Dennis Ross ,L : ,7 .,, A K, Wanda Hasion Linda Rucker Q ev ' Y? fr li' Marilyn Henderson Sandra Scoff , -. , o ' ii -,S Janelle Highlower Sharon Shown 'Q 5 f A X W Joyce Holder Johnny Simons V, gf ' Elizabelh Hurley David Smilh ' J gr . 5 Jack Hurley Glenn Sperry if Q WJ L Clark Jackson Rochelle Jacobs Jan Joyner LaFon Kiesling Donna Knowles Annira Kirlley Charline Kurosky Rebecca Kurosky Beify Lovelady Bob McAlis1er Ann McDowell Don Markum Glenda Maurice Jane? Miller Beverly Murray SEXTETS Joyce Walker Annefle Wiley Jack Hurley Clark Jackson Jan Sfewarf Marqarel' Terry Brenda Tubbs Douglas Turner Diana Vollinline Joyce Walder Sue Wallers Marlha Wilcox Annelfe Wiley Jerry Jane Wilson Gail Willeford Freddy Williams Glenn Windham Jessie Wyaff Mary York Dick Yosl' Douglas Turner Bob McAlisl'er Danny Trice Billy Rollins 4-.1 Mr. Herman Musiclr, Mr. William Ka menitsa .,..... ,...., Harry Aston ,..... John Albriton Billy Aldrich Dennis Allen Cameron Alread Jerry Anderson Robert Armstrong Harry Aston Bill Baker Bill Benge Walter Berger Edd Biven Ward Bogard Wyndell Boggs Norman Brannon Roscoe Brewer Kenneth Browder Marvin Browder Kenneth Bryant Kenneth Burch Yale Cason Robert Cassady Butch Cebell Donald Cecil Harold Chancellor Darrell Chandler Jimmy Closer: Jimmy Coburn Don Cole Robert Collup Ronnie Cooper Alvin Corbell David Cypert Billy Danford Leo Daniels Dan Davidson Don Dinqer Bob Eccles Melvin Evans Harley Fitzgerald H I -Y OFFICERS David Freeman ........ veep sponsors Marshall Smith sec ...,.,pres. Robert Armstrong ., .. treas MEMBERS Bob Forrester Dan Francis David Freeman Jerry Fuller Frank Gee Lewis Gibbons James Goodwin Robert Grayson Edwin Groves Kenneth Gudgen Kenneth Hall James Hammond Jimmy Hartman Robert Havens Ernest Hedgcoth Pete Hill Harold Hood Larry Howard Bill Hudqins David Hughs Jimmy Jimison Tommy Jones Raymond Keith Kenneth Kiser Ed Lancaster John Paul Leake Kenneth Leito Larry Ligon Roy Lovelady Buddy Lucas James Luttrell Andy McLean David Matthews Roger Mayes Lynn Mayfield Bob Messer Dan Millican Dugan Millican Lawrence Mitchell Kenneth Moorman Donnie Morgeson Joe Myers Eddie Norman Billy Oliver Bobby Overstreet Tommy Palachelt Charles Peck Paul Penny Tommy Phillips Richard Pitt Wayne Porter Jim Powell Jim Reaves Robert Rexroal' Eddie Richardson Don Riehl Jimmy Riley John Roach Roy Russell Robert Sartain Larry Schmidt Frank Schnell Larry Scott Bob Shaw Cecil Shoemaker Hans Simpson Larry Sinclair Neal Sitzes Earl Smith Marshall Smith Sam Thompson Danny Turner Robert Underwood Philip Walker Tommy Ward Bowen Weems Tim Whiteworth Paul Williams Robert Wright Mrs. Alma Davis, Mrs. Lucille Parmeler Nancy Dumas ,. ...,..... ,. Sandra Carroll . Ann Ball Sue Ballew Jerry Ann Barney Wanda Beason Lynda Benlon Mary Ann Brown Peggy Calverl Sandra Carroll Aloha Clay Carolyn Cole Joyce Cole Nan Curry Belly Cyperl Nancy Dumas Carla Easferwood Shirley Frank Marilyn Freeman Mrs. Dorofhy Marlin Sally Carler ................ Janis Richardson .,..... Jan Barney Julaine Boalman Wanda Bullock Sallie Carler Jeaneffe Crane Cecilia Gilmore Helen Flippo Joy Haley Carol Hill Y-TEENS Senior OFFICERS sponsors Gay Schuchard ,, .. . ..sec. pres' Jerry Ann Barney, ,.,..,.,veep Jennefie Pruelf . , .freas. MEMBERS Deanna Gorbell Pal' Hanna Ann Harrison Suzelfe Hawkins Ann Herring Jeaneffe Hicks Janelle Highfower Joyce Hunf Frances Kimberling Kay McAllisfer Donna McCue Norma McDowell Norma McLemore Rose Montgomery Beverly Murray Peggy Parvin Carol Peferson Pai Price Jenneffe Prueff Jane Rheinlander Sandra Richards Gay Schuchard Shirley Tarwaler Beverly Thompson Pal' Thompson Judy Tumelson Gwen Walker Harrier Ward Sue Wallers Mary Ann Wafers Wanda Neill Joy Wrighl Judy Parker J . OFFICERS . .... sponsor v.,...pres. Julaine Boafman ......sec. ..,....,.veep Gayle Kinsey . ,. ....lreas. MEMBERS Elaine Hill Jerrie Jo Jennings Gayle Kinsey Paf Lifllepage Annefle Knighl Darlene Mullins Linda Squyres Wanda Sfanford Jan Sfewarl Brenda Tubbs Lu Ann Williams Sue Wes? Shirley RUSl1lI1q Jerry Jane Wilson K Janis Richardson Pal Sanders Jessie Wyalf Madalyn Walker Gloria Wakefield f i 5 .........I......... bl E OFFICERS Mrs. Alma, Enisi, Mrs. Francis Wieser Danny- Turner ... Nancy Dillard, Barbara Bramlell, . Belly MeCormiclr .,.,.., . ... ,. , co-sponsors ..s..pres. ., veep ,. ..,. sec. ..,.,....l'reas. Mike Atchison Ruth Bell Brenda Black Barbara Bramleff Liz Chesser Carolyn Cole Belly Cyperl MEMBERS K Sally deLackner Nancy Dillard Sonia Fells Gail Green Carol Harper Liz Hurley' Marqarel Jusfice Beffy McCormick Charldean Newell Charles Peck Joyce Peirce Danny Turner Diana Vollin Joyce Walker Annelle Wiley NATIGNAL HGNOR SOCIETY Here in lhe halls ol CHS roam 'rhese members, humans who have slored ear lo ear, hair lo chin, greal quanli- lies ol inlormalion such as found in lables, charls, boolcs, and classrooms. These specialized minds join This chari- lalole organizalion lcharily begins in lhe homel by making lhe honor roll four conseculive weelcs and lillering lhrough a leacher's black lisl. lnilialions are given in lhe fall and spring when new members come in, lake pledges, and are led refresh- menls. lWhere did lhe olher clubs slray from inilialions lilce lhalffl This should be lhe goal ol every induslrious sludenl who plunges from day lo day inlo his sludies, lo emerge a new and enlighlened sludenl ready lo lace lhis lroubled, hopeless, and doomed planel. OH'Oi 0 O O KJ C7 CI'QEEYHPAZEZ-'irllsggiazbilfi-ww-siifbiIG-Ef?LEibfliEE?3bC! Cl KD KD l DHD-O 0 0 0iliiliifllllQ0i0i0Q0 0 0i0 Records oT The CarTer-Riverside High School Library Club dare baclc To iTs TirsT meeTing in I945. AlThough only I4 members were presenT aT The TirsT club meeTing in The library, The i956 nose counT broughT The member- ship up To 26 Tor The Tall semesTer. Mrs. Alma Enis, school librarian, has been The club's sponsor Trom iTs beginning, and by her eTTorTs every year The club is beTTer increased in The knowledge of reading good boolcs. Club oTTicers are elecTed Trom The library assisTanTs. Each year delegaTes, picked Trom The assisTanTs, are senT To The disTricT meeTing lin The Talll and The sTaTe meeTing lin The springl oT The Teen Age Library AssociaTion. Each year a cliTTerenT ciTy plays hosT To This group. LIBRARY CLUB Bonnie Anqlin Carolyn Arnold Dalpha BooThe Barbara Bramleff Peggy Carfwrighf Kennefh Davis Sally deLackner Nancy Dillard Barbara Gilliam Roberf Henderson O ICER-QS l Mrs. Alma Enis . , . T .....,. ,. .sponsor Linda Morrow, .... . ,.... pres., Pal' Mahan . .... ...veep Nancy Dillard ,....., .. . .. sec. Margaref Jusliceu. , ...,, ..... ,.,..Treas. MHMB H i 15.3 He Bob Mmusfef l i Hill Eddie MacConnelI s Hill , Pal' Mahan n b Huf Linda Morrow 1 Th Pal' Murphy ci urle Belly Paules rle lnm Joyce Pierce an T ohnson Wayne Scott arg ef ce Jerry Shew l' Gloria Wakefield lsllvrhlswrls is 2 1 s is QQ, OHOQOHOHOHO-Q0 0 0i0QOHOQ0i0i0Q0i l-lere in rhe gym of Carler High lhese vibranl biis of school spiriled proloplasm while away lheir club periods learning yells, melhods ol enlerlainmenl and 'fund raising, and lhe delicaie arl of jarring every bone and slraining every muscle in a smoolh, rhylhmic molion lo which people yell lo boosl lheir ieams on lo viclory. llry ihal senlence in one brealh, smarlyll l Led by Rolinda Green, a perlecl example of school spiril, lhese eiiervescenl, unliring vocal cord shellers go lhrough classes supposedly wiih lhe idea lhal lhey will be cheerleaders nexl year. They soon learn lhal lhe firsl slages of maslering lhis diversion of lhe ordinary leam boosling are accompanied by various aches and pains. Miss Kafherine Officer Mr. Paul Essig .,.....,4,,...,.. Rolinda Green ..,..... Glenda Shewmake .... , c H EER LEA DER c L u B Margaref Adams Bobby Sue Albrechf Jean Albrighl Sharon Allred OFFICERS MEMBERS Carole Feland Bliss Fisher Valerie Forresler Carolyn Galbreafh ......sponsors pres. veep SGC. Billie Pope Barbara Price Wanda Price Carolyn Reynolds Edilh Anderson -- - AVI- ..,:,-, , , I 1 udy Rigcky 5hlfleY BGIEY- 1-E G Roberts Janie Ball reen Qsfalf Scoh' Brenda Beckman Rol ' a andra Shaw Carol Beckman Belly Qguoss H illie Sheehan Sandra Bldsik fi' I lenda Shewmake Helen Blevins 4 haron Shown Parsy Bourdier Eliza efh ampfon 7 Shulh Johnny Boyle Thu an Siegler Sfephanie Brady Bev r Simms Judy Brannon Ro i ,,L, ayle Smith Belly Brewer ' ' j f- Mary ff: dy Smith Vicky Brown. ff Smylhe Nancy Bucklrn jj le.-In Sperry DOFOHW Burch Q'?EigaQ YC25 ff elma Sperry Louise Brzrkhalfer 3 dy Spivey Barbara Burleson irley dy Sfallcup Laurel Bras Iairelffsha Y ifigi- Pal srrain Sue BYas oche l'emJa ob 3 Swain Iris Casfleberry redig fl Taylor DeLoris Cafes ,,, Judyl nes l arqarel' Terry Faye Chandler Rosal' ne harlclfe Thefford Nancy Chandler ,gjfgqg Jan ,,:. er 1 Tillery Sandra Chaney Nanc Tipfon Marie Chapman fley E.. dy Tunelson Jonlyn Chewnlng :z Donna owles E f gl ifa Tyson Jo Ann Chipman Becky Kurosky 9 Vangill Jerry Ann Clark 5 Charline Kurosky , 'fi' Vollinfine Lourse Clemens n .,,., amine walke, Annie Pearl '1-tis' Q 5 walker QOYCE gondife r ,Z 1 anda walker els onn f-l- ::: Walls Palsy Coward Frances Longh m arry Walfhall Dixie Cowarl 11115: Love J nifa Warden Sylvia Cox Qu y :l g g g r yg ll onald Wes? Linda Cross Nifa Massie 5 V' 5 ':' elm-is Whife Diane Deason Ann Dickey Nancy Dillow Paf Dixon Cecelia Dudley Sue Fanning Nancy Molder Pal' Murphy Melvin Olson Dorolhy Payne Rila Polser Kaye Pool Marfha Wilcox Annelle Wiley Shirley Wilkinson Billie Williams Dian Willis Frances Wood Nancy Woolery misggggsaez .. . meme gee Meme oo scs ,, , yy Mrs. Doroihy Marlin veep Mrs. Jeanneiie Brig g .... .: I P ors ole sec Roberf Mcicabben l l f 3 pr M This club did mlm ff l' mem ,.'- if said members will be 5 we iii f 5 .. .. . 1 si 1 happy To oblige in at 3 5 , .,.. , L ,S if if +- W' ii We , wgggggm ew , gg Q 1 si Egg, ,K g s E iff l' 5' 5 Q MSM: :fp T' Z xgwisrs fi 3 M f' Q 4, f 2 53 Q U 1, i 2 . I 2 Q ll ,255 E EgjjiifIEff5IQ'QEE5?'E:,1- W' :W 41 i X . , s lo ia :sl o be il 5 Q gi I QE r e i 3' ilg y 3 ' 2 S , 1 i l i ' l W, E il L I . DANCE CLUB Every non-club Tuesday morning before school in ihe same swear box and deep freeze as is somefimes occu- pied by The Cheerleader Club or alhleles clad in scanlies and perspiralion, convenes The dance club. Here in lhe pre-dawn hours, addicls fo rhyfhm shuffling, bop-hop, and cross and scool gyrale around fhe gym floor fallcing aboul' fhaf boy or girl andfor Did you hear . . . 7 Occasionally 'rhere are professional visi+ors lprofessional in dancingl who come +o +hese dancing bees +0 dem- onslraie new modes or slyles in accomplishing same. Be I+ early or be if lafe These shufllers are conlenl lo pracfice +he old a'nd fhe new +o romanlic sfrain. B 23? 25 3 X 5 x 2,2 hiD101011lilIHCDQD llQOi0 0 CJ -Oilllll-0 Sanford Honorary Cade? Lleufenam' Colonel Beverly Ward Colonel Edward W, Boyle Sfc, Ray H, E,-dn-,an Honorary Ca-clef Colonel Lida Carrlco Capfain Roberf E. Brown Modern youlh is becoming more Than ever concerned wilh mililary mallers, because every young man in America laces a dralr board and an obligalion, an obligalion fha? any redblooded American does nol wanl lo Cade? l.ieufenan+ Colonel Tidwell COLOR GUARD ClU'f'fS Wirlz McDowell evade. ln Mililary I, made up of ninlh and Tenrh graders, cadels learn how To wallc a'la army while balancing a rifle on one shoulder. They acquire a respecl for The flag and learn nor lo salure wifh lhe lelr hand. , lvlilirary ll's read maps, plan small unir laclics, and false Jrhe rifle down from Jrheir shoulders lo fire il, ln lvlililary III lhey masler leaching Tech- niques and sludy more advanced weapons. Big Brass hold a meefing. They are Colonels Edward Boyle and Travis Gerralls, Caplains Herberf Byorum and Roberl Brown, and Sic, Ray Erdman. 1 , -f 1. .. f .sn ilffw f..Mme,-5-numxwwfm Solilo CADET'S CALENDAR November II ,.,.,....A,.,,,. . ,..., ......, ..,,...,,., A r misfice Day Parade December lb A...,...,. ..,.... .... , C lirisfmas Dance February I ! ....,... ....A..,A O llicer-Sponsor Dance Marcin 9 ....... ..., .........,,,...,,. . . . .Spring Dance April 26 ........ ........ D rill Plaloon Compelrilion April 27... ,... ....,.,A.....,.,.,........4...., F ecleral lnspeclion RIFLE TEAM Connelley Walfhall Smifli Haygood Sanford D'Arcy Williams Ross McDowell Boyle Sergeanis' Don Cole David Gilley Jerry Hodge Larry Hamilfon Bob Keyser E COMPANY Company Commander-Cadef Capiain Mike Connelley Company Execufive Officer-Cade? Firsl Lieulenanl Frank Sclwnell Plafoon Leader-Cade? Second Lieulenanl' Biylile l-lolleman Firsl' Sergeanf-Cade? Masler Sergeanl Eddie Norman Sponsor-Honorary Cade+ Maior Deanna Gorbeii COVPOTBIS Privaies Jerry Barringfon Buckie Hammond James Goodwin Billy H1-ld97nS Jimmy Hoblil' Raye Solifo Joe Hudle, Freddie Williams Jack Hurley Harold Lander: Roberi Rexroaf Glenn Sperry Sid Thompson Cullen Turner Joe Yarborough 1-nf.-nu. 1 f..-.mb-1-1.44-af mnwgllv - 1- wal- . .4 i mmawa mnu m, m...U .wa ,Mmm-un-.mmm-n HAYGOOD JOHNSON MAURICE HARDEN SMITH BOYLE s-', 'if ' Ss. ss A. 5 . ,, 1' i 5, R ' assi is i isri 11.38809 AEl'l'lElNNO3 F COMPANY Company Commander-Cadel Capiain Charles Maurice. Company Execufive Officer-Cadel Firsl Lieulenanl Jerry Michener. Plafoon Leader-Cadel Second Lieurenanl Larry Hayqood. Firsl Sergeanl--Cadel Masler Serqeani David Cavender. Sponsor-Honorary Cade? ivlaior Janel' Johnson. Sergeanfs Privales Mike Afchison Marlin Greer Donnie Hickman Bernard Kossbiel Earl Smiih Melvin Evans Tony Gregory Sherman Grider Kenneth Gudgen Richard Hackney William Hedden Billy Huse Larry LeJeune Corporal Bobby Overslreef James Lewandowski Ken Mar+in Jerrell McDowell Robert Milburn David Smifh Darrell Spann Don Winfers G COMPANY Company Commander-Cadel Capiain Johnny Boyle Company Execulive Officer-Cadel Firsl Lieulenanl Thurman Harden Plaloon Leader-Cadel Masler Sergeanl Roberf Henderson Firsf Sergeanl--Cadel Masler Sergeanl Wayne Bailey Sponsor-Honorary Cadel Maior Gayle Smilh Sergeanls Allen Chrisfian Joe Prince Jimmy Jimison Ronald Wes? Andy McLean . Larry Henry C0fP0'al P a e5 Robert McAIlis1'er Raymond Hames David Fuchshuber James ScoH ' Russell wim Lewis Gibbons James Sfeen Jimmy Waldon Joe Warren Billy Wesfbrook Richard Yosf Company Commander-Cadef Capfain Harry Walfhall Company Execufive Officer-Cade+ Firsf Lieufenanf Roberf Sariain Firsf Plaioon Leader--Cade? Second Lieufenanf Larry Sewell Second Plafoon Leader-Cadef Second Lieufenanf Marsha!l Smifh Firs+ Sergeanf-Cade? Masfer Serqeani' Sieve Anderson Sponsor-Honorary Cade? Maier Senna Sfeadnam 4, 13'?4mh:m,f: Ser eanis eddy Ciholfas 'J eBobBY Eowry - Dennis Ross Joe Pal Slrain 49? Corporals Dennie Clufls Lynn McDowell Privales James Alford Don Blanlon Wallon Bronsfad Larry Brumbaugh Jerry Chadwick Byron Chrushan Bill Cliff Gene Cole Paul Fisher Norman Ganf Roger Garrison Jerry Hamilton Gordon Hardisfy Ronnie Harrison Wallace Hayes Ronnie Howell Tony Jones Bobby Kennedy Jim Klfhas Donnie Landers Larry Mayo Tommy Pale David Pliler James Poe Jerry Ross Tommy Sanderson Phillip Schmidf Arfhur Smifh Pal Smifh Bill Sonricker Pal Sufherland Donald Thorne Gary Williamson Everyone allencls lhe bull session Al limi glance one guesses paclc Thar was a gen u wine lornado lhal al ROTC camp. horses, loul aller sludying lhe piclure blew lhrouqh ralher lhan a bunch ol ' a while, he discovers Thar il's only boys Evans, l-laygood and Bailey. liiliflillilliiDi0i0 0i0 OC0iOi0 0QOQ0 ln This club belongs The more businesslilce of CarTer's brain-washed. Here, They Take up The proper procedure oT TwisTing The cusTomer's arm, assuring The cusTomer ThaT The old rag leTT over Trom lasT Chrisimas rush is no- Thing buT The laTesT and newesT sToclc. and meThods oT p-e-r-s-o-n-a-l c-h-a-r-rn which will win ThaT much wanTed raise. These clubbers geT parT of Their crediTs by being dismissed every day To worlc. They make The mosT oT Their club sessions by applying in pracTicaliTy whaT They learn. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATICN Merle G. Campbell Bill Miller ..... ...,. . Paulefie Mayner Dannell Bray .. , BeTTy McCormick Linda Abbott Donnie Bohannon Dannell Bray Jeannine Burkharf Sonia Feifs Sherry Fifzqerald Delmer Gilberi' Lynn Gilmore Sue Harrison Roberfa Holberf Don Hun? o freaks Ti' Q , . . .,.. . . . .. .. ., .T r,r,, X. i i T nTire V 'ayner ein Rifa oorman SPODSOI' .....s..,,pres. LaVern Nichols Doris Owens Carol Parks Anamary Pafe Clara Ransom Carol Searcy Billy Sprinkle Mary Sfinson Paf Tork Anifa Weafherred ...veep ......sec. ,.rTreas. Delorise Cobb Carolyn Womack Deanna Gorbeff Mary nntl Jane Wyaff 5 w K , ..,:, Mrs. Horfense Huey . ,..,.. 3 ...... s onsor Deanna G biif . ,. .. mlreas. Margie Moore ...,. gil ,, . .... pf ndagmvia Senna Sledham ...., .mvee y fphy ,,.., program chairmen flffsm -E -.ga Na.-,s:1,af.rf:g's A Q ff 1,.,a,.,,s ,g.mwm.a,,s-Q la ., : Jane Wyalf . . . , T , sg f I ,rrr Q is if 5 Q H gm.:.:-.gy :egg-3 -3331 - Brenda Black Nina Russell . Silk . 5.LUfi::l5'l'if15:i,.lil53.? 75 Wanda Blevins Sanna Sfedham . FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA To increase and direcl inleresl in lhe leaching field, Fulure Teachers of America was eslalolished. ll inlrocluces new subiecls, ideas, and melhods lo lhe sludenh and gives him an opporlunily lo lasle The silualion briefly. Praclice leaching, visiling olher school syslems, allending convenlions, and parlicipaling in lhe Mr. and Miss FTA conlesl are aclivilies included in 'rhe program oi The induslrious and growing leachers of America's iomorrow. Theirs is noi always The serious oulloolc, because ihey realize lhe imporlance of play lo counlerbalance worlc. Ollen ihe rneeling ends wilh a lively round of charades. - ,,... , .. .rum-u,, N.,, 7 r,,., ,.., , , H T -gal mf, - 1, - f-- 7 V, ,aan-ef Mrs. Georgia Willis Gayle Smilh Joe Slrain ,.,. . Carolyn Able Harry Aslon Wanda Blevins Joyce Bonin Eddie Brashear Nancy Bucklin Peqqy Calverf Elizabelh Chesser Louise Clemens Harold Cook Linda Cross Roberl Collup Nancy Dumas Brenda Elms Marilyn Freeman David Fuchshuber Frank Gee Deanna Gorbefl Rolinda Green Carol Harper Faye Harris RED CRCDSS OFFICERS sponsor Billie Pope 4. ,.,,, ...sec. ......pres. Dennis Fuchsuber , Hlreas. ,.....veep Glenn Windham ,,...,repor'l'er MEMBERS Jeannelle Harrison Joyce Holden Richard Hunler Claire lsham Paula Jordan Frances Kimberling Anita Kirlley Sandra Kubih Larry Le Jeurne Carolyn Long Roberl McKibben Judye May Pal Mahan Frank Miles Janel' Miller Margie Moore Linda Morrow Charldean Newell Judy Parker Carol Pelerson Billie Pope Dorolhy Price Sandra Richards Janis Richardson Judy Riscky Linda Rucker Gay Schuchard Jaylene Shelton Gayle Smilh Jan Slewarl Joe Pal Sfrain Joyce Tallman Jimmy Trammell Brenda Tubbs Gloria Wakefield Wanda Walker Beverly Ward Shirley Wilkinson Glenn Windham Frances Wood Cerlainly one ol Carle-r's mosl aclive clubs is lhe Red Cross. Their goal is lo help people in dislress. which lhey do by cooperaling wilh lhe nalional organizalion. Each lall lhey sponsor a Red Cross drive in lhis school urging every sludenl lo ioin lheir ranks. To lurlher sup- porl lhis, lhey slage a variely show in lhe spring combining lhe lunds lor dislribulion. Spare lime is given lo lhe Red Cross cenler lhrough helping wilh decoralions and olher essenlial mallers around Chrislmas lime. Chrislmas caroling is an annual allair lor lhis busy organizalion. 'R 3 Z ii A 98 Ili These are the feminine sports enthusiasts who slay after school to lry the proverb Hpraclice makes perfect in regard to their ability in sports. These girls participate in interscholastic and other district classes of sport compe- lilion. These abilities could well loe put lo use il one intends lo capture her man Robin Hood style or bounce a basketball oil the top of his head to get attention. Also with the muscle attainable, one could help or entirely do the work of pushing his car after it has run out ol gas on a lonely. dark, and moonlit road. GIRLS' ATHLETIC Associmion OFFICERS Mrs. Alma Davis .,.. .. .. sponsor Linda Morrow ..., ,.. ,,,. msec. Edith Anderson ..... ..... , ,pres. Jonlyn Chewning . ,. . ,. Htreas. Janice Huffman ..... ........ v eep MEMBERS Carolyn Able Edith Anderson Jan Barney Wanda Beason Stephanie Brady Nancy Bucklin Peggy Calvert Sally Carter Peggy Cartwright Jonlyn Chewning Pat Dixson Nancy Dumas Carla Easterwood Bliss Fisher Marilyn Freeman Pat Geis Kay Gilley Betty Grossman Joy Haley Pat Hanna Beverly Harrell Fay Harris Suzelle Hawkins Carol Hill Janice Huffman Shirley Inman Claire lsham Jerrie Jo Jennings Rosalyn Jones Margaret Justice Gayle Kinsey Sandra Kubirz Carolyn Long Barbara Lott Pat Mahan Janet Miller Rose Montgomery Margie Moore Linda Morrow Darlene Mullins Lynn Murdock Pat Murphy Beverly Murray Carol Neely Charldean Newell Judy Parker Betty Paules Joyce Pierce Dorothy Price Rita Polser Carolyn Reynolds Jan Rhinelanoer Sandra Richards Janice Richardson Judy Riscky Linda Rucker Sharon Shown Judy Smith Gay Schuchard Sandra Shaw Alice Shulh Linda Squires Joyce Tallman Pat Thomas Gloria Wakefield Madalyn Walker Pat Walls Martha Wilcox Diane Willis Sue West - Billie Williams Frances Wood Nancy Woolery Jane Wyatt Mary York Pal' Herring Jane Brown Betty Johnson Margaret Terry Wanda Blevins Anita Warden Valerie Forrester Ann Ball Frances Kimberlin Norma McLemore Kaye McAllister Glenda Chandler Barbara Bramlett OQOQKl'20Q0 UHOQOQO 0QO 0 0QOQOQOQ ln Today s world of high pressure and nervous Tension, iT's liTTle wonder ThaT a percenTage of The public Talls back on such Temporary sTabilizers as alcohol narcohcs and nicoTine. IT is The sole purpose ol: Allied YouTh To bring To The youTh oT America The harmTul and damaging eTTecTs Trom indulging in such habiTs ConTrary To popular loeliei This club is noT enTirely composed oT undesirables: raTher IT is consTiTuTecl by a group ol sTudenTs who are earnesTly seeking To know The TruTh abouT alcohol. They Take in such enTerTainmenT as movies lecTures news reporTs, and reireshmenls, lPlease noTe Thaf This reTreshmenT is noT Tampered wiTh louT includes such app Tizers as soda pop and cookies.l Miss Sadie Gregory Marcus Carler .,..... Mike CarTer ......, KenneTh Armsfrong Jerry Baker Joyce Bonin Florine Bremer Hamp Carfer Marcus Carler Mike Carfer David Cavender Allen Christian Carolyn Cole Kirkland Connally Harold Cook Terry Cox Jimmie Dale David Elsfon Charles Fields Byron Filler Jerry Flechlner Dana Griffin ard ..,..........,.. prog John Oliver Dennis Uridil Harvey Rydell Tidwell Sanford Carl Schwalbe Johnny Simons Roger Simmons Tom Simpson Franklin Smifh Joyce Tallman Larry Terrell Tommy Terrill Byron Turner Don Vann Beverly Ward Gary Weffer John Wifhers Larry Wright OFFICERS Mrs. Georgia Willis ,.,,... sponsor Jerry Ann Barney ,, rec. sec. Danny Turner Hchairman ncy Dillard , corres. sec. Clark Jaclrson . .... . ...,. ,,.,...,.. . ve fag asi seias K Th A xl' 'mimi nr anne rms us: . 1- I A V a c , er Jerry Ann Bal' E sh ' -I 2 Slephanle JSCIG , ,, lm Barbara Bramleff Lewis I Sallie Carfer McCoy ichardson W Nancy Dillard John McMullen arshall Smilh Sue Fanning Elizabefh Hamplon I Carol Harper Ann Marshall Larrene Mellon Dugan Millican Danny Turner Harrieff Ward Bill Wesfbrook TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL Organized To promoTe The principle oT driving saTeTy, This lively group sponsored The Driving Roadeo and sold SaTe-Teens bumper sTicIcers. IT is made up oT represenTaTives Trom each homeroom. For a slighf Tee any sTudenT was able To buy a briIIianT red bumper sTrip proclaiming To all The world and To dubious policemen ThaT The big wheel behind The wheel was saTe, if noT sane. Under The con+roIIing hand oT Mrs. Willis These harnessed hoT-rodders backed The conTesT To pick The mosT slcilled driver. ' hifi-Oil! O'QOQOQOQ0 0 OQOQOQOQ0 OQ0 NT DE 5 CARTER'S Claudia lhinlcs Joycels answer is a real dilly. and 3. The dogs in piclure lwo give Roberl fleas. Of course, one mighf say Jrhal he's pondering a revolulionary idea, bul The firsf explanalion is Jrhe more logical. PaT's beauiiful from any view. 2CEfR, or Claire, Elizaloelh and Elizabeih divided over Ronnie. 9,17 YM U Aw ? 11' K . .., Miss Campbell 'fakes her lime when com- ing lo school. Which Jrwin has The Toni? Claire gels her mug sho? in for Jrhe sec- ond Time on 'rhis page. Girls wilh leller iaclcels are so luclcy be- cause lhey 'ralce up such liHle space in lockers. One mighf guess fha? Jrhe Rip Their Brilchesn sign was lhe brain child of Thurman l-larden, Carole's so liclcled lhal she would fall off lhe ladder if Billie were noi holding if up. Ah! Pinlc slips! And +hey're noi +ardy slips eilherl .. .. . ? isi1Q.LQgi4:?f+f:iz . -'1 142 fm-Qlarf'f24f:1 1-1 .Q . eye: ,.,, A W., -. Q i 53,3 . . -, ,. M... .h . 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Nancy Tinds ThaT There is noThing shorT abouT The assignmenlrs in shorThand. RoberTa pracTices ThaT come hiTher' 3 glance. Ken MarTin duTiTully acTs as a Trame. Billie, Carol, Ro and Thurman Take To The air. Well, Janice. L E f Love is a many splendored Thing. WineTTa LiTTrell, and BeTTy Johnson keep Q 0'-'-1 s, TP'-.. 'Riff-ini, sTaTisTics up-To-daTe. Carol Parks, CarTer's DE SweeThearT. Beverly and Joyce acT as waiTresses. Kirkland Connally picks sTickers ouT oT Mr. Musick's The sTarch in Mike D'Arcy's uniTorm is all ThaT is holding him up. 2 -.QA 2 T Q 1 Ti, 1 WT' ll ..-..... 4 'T Ill Y M- ll 'f u 'H' T T ' in Z, fi 5, 'ix , T S ff T T .T T ,T,,,lf5Tf3g T 'T 'Y-Qf1?x.1T 2 ,',Ls2Tf'LJ'f'f ,h!f' ' ',Tj'ff5Z T' W . X as - T T T infi- T 5 T T T T 5 1 ! , E . Q 3 l s 1 5 F 5 2 , Q Q E E s I 6 , 2 Q 5 5 k gp - ,af ,, 'kZ , Vs, ,B Q 2 CANDIDS Barbara and Pal were noi' posing for llwis slwol. 7 w,.':J:. Y' da F .Q W if Z' ,L fi 1 if i' af 4, ai . R, fix f y iff f 10 i L fi J Q 1 4 M V ima H Some elw, Cooliie may noi be nlleman: never- llieles lie prefers Rose , ary l-lariss Q . B cools? Goo he Larry 55 is z -' are going lo wear ole' i llg lloory, , ay nollminq of +l1e -'a in f -Q J Judy Ris kQ' rqfi' B d EI '-'r, i i' .,,, T ren a ries exas. Teaclwe B .,,.. Bldg lea year' e y, Kerin lli, and 5 Y ag ,,-, 5 if ' Clirinnpi s Qpi n Q - on .:,, Rollins and J. . em i r. ',,,l' ' ' Book bugs, Sa Richardson and Linda Rucker, discuss llwe lalesl. Sewin's so simple, says Sisler Seigler. Harrie? has finally earned a Pl1.D.-Pe++i- coal Hanging Down. SCDCIETY Because Amon Carfer, iogefher wifh his friend Will Rogers, fosfered aviafion, ihis edifice was named for him. In ihe early days of +he airplane he arranged for a 'flying exhibiiion which was his 'firsf siep +o making Cowfown air-minded. Phofo by Forf Worfh Star-Telegram h--1 A ff if. Y' Q g M Q Rf, 'ffl' eww .giwwff ,M nw L J' A . Q-QQ W N, Q .Lv 1 ,, W gn a 1 N iw .Q -: r x,7LV Q, Mr v-,r.yA,K,v ,, vm W, ? 4, Ag wwf f, Aw .x..+X,.h.- . , . , JL ., ww aw ,fm ,, SL, My 7..' ' f Q: gf, wmv 41, 5 wvffw2w, fxfk Mfr xr- ' ws ,wx K ii,-rfwk 'f 355 ff M 4 tw i,,'5Xs,-gg ,M A ,gj . .Mg M yn '-5 ' in f ,f-,V-fm . K ,, .V f., zzfqwg, Y 3,2-V f C' Nam mf ffm X 14, 915 fiwmzfeif-. Q, aWf.1 Q 5 '-w 'HN' P JS' ' ,-'JM ' ,MET e f,.Q 4A,-, iff- x' 'Y six' +. W ew Q. PM 1 ,M f H , W Q, gym 0 HARRIETT WARD FAVCRITES M ARCUS CART,ER 5- ' Q3, l , li ' r 4 7' if lE , ,od - .I x A J , ,, X M ,. W gk .fp f' 5 , .V ' J , x ' w J fgfif x Z7 My ' I s . , ' . f V .1 2 ,f Q ' 'Q - K 2 K , k 'H , X ,' ' - ., , A, ' W . W, , V9 , v Q 4 1 Q f X. K 4 QA 1 S . X 9 Us ly ,. If xwk X 0 RIT f A nfl , , ,- H f I RUNNERS-UP 15? E 1 , , W' 1- All School, DAVID FREEMAN All School, JENNETTE PRUETT ' ' Q sofa ' Senior, CAROL H PER Junior, BILLIE POP Sop omore, GAYLE KINS Y senior, KENNETH KIESLING Junior- CHARLES FIELDS Sophomore. BOB MCCOY ' yy M9 I 'E Cgovslzg K Wiilfx --.ik rf! , CARTER'S I. They call The game baskerball. I+'s +oo bad Asfon and Francis never learned To read. Thuch a Mrirh WiIli+h, Larry andddanice cAa?T'lEi:+his srudying, buf don? say whar. Record for posferifyz fhe, fday.,Lufg,e sru- edfed. , - rrrf icrhing Jrime as usual. . ' Gilmore. ,g7Durha.rnLand Hioyyard In class. Which one1m'alceSfA sL7 The Jrhree Uyonkeys-Shrdey, Qforiavand Aureliaf !' r ' 9. f.Wrig4h+ denionrsvfraiei-Wrong fechnioue. Should havfe been done jhe nighfqvbefore The morninig affrer. gr Q and II. Life Rifey beparrmenfz Clo- wers and Wifliams car nap. One o' These days Buzzy's gonna' sprafn his neck. Bob Grayson swears ou+ an unexcused rardy. Thahs zero for Jrhe day's work. Ruby enjoys a pause +ha+ refreshes. fi CANDIDS Life of llwe Eolilor Deparlrnenlz Miss B's been aller lier again. l+'s regular use is +0 cafcli lennis balls. bul Joyce, Judy and Brenda will prob- ably lry lo ye species of lworno s a p 1 e n s. J E Jane Wyggll helps Type y for The '56 QGLE' why ca n '+ Ki5Twl3QLZj'1:s-s-fi-f112-+3521 g gi ' aff Joyce Ql1'Q,ggqfe'?gIg7 QQffching Rock l-ludsonkifz fi Melvin cg 'F Jolwnny l'ias lo l'iave l'1is' mework iy 1 My J if J' ees. -I wigs' 2 E M e ' la if 3 VX!5l+er,Ez? cLqn i QKLTERS, i elcs Hs level. 7 14 ,WA li if fi Dope ring - ' six of 'em. One lisln +0 anollwer. and 27. I+ couldn'+ happen lo a beller person, bul' Tlial box isn'+ enougln lo lceep Jimison quief. Jan Joyner always comes in on ine lale encl of a iolce. a A-am I' faq. xmas Q fmbolfk mpsand CARTEF Saiurday 27-Gridders slarl kicking ball around. Sep+ember Friday 2-Seniors jump gun regisiering early. Slari Trek fo l-logan Sludios. Monday 5-Carlerifes celebraie lasf holiday ol summer holidays, iirsi holiday oi school ses- sion. Tuesday 6-PARADISE LOST io Carieriies, Thursday 22-EAGLE RECORD, local scandal rag, makes debur. Wednesday 28-Biggesl' wheels among seniors elecied. Thursday 29--Juniors name Their leaders. Oc+ober Saiurday I-Deadline on senior piclures. Carrer Cais caferwaul ai' Lion's Club. Tuesday 4-Siudenls celebraie Fire Prevenlion Week wilh Thanksgiving-Themes no longer required. Carier clubs shiif inlo low. Thursday I3-P-TA'ers reiurn io school io check on off-spring. Thursday 20-Y-Teens iniiialion presenfs new lasses ai iheir preiiiesl. Friday 2l-Those darling l-li-Y'ers are iniiiaied. Wednesday 26-ROTC parade ceremonies recog- nize new sweeihearf, Nine hoi-shoi' seniors lake Nalional Meri? Scholarship Corporalion iesis. November Wednesday 2-Room IZO becomes Chamber oi Horrors as Mrs. Willis holds Consiiiulion Tesi'-Pari l. Monday 9-American Educaiion Week upheld by second inslallmenf of Conslifulion iesf. Wednesday 9-Chorus presenls 'ralenied Carier- iies Tor a price. Thursday I0-Homecoming exes elecled new- comer, Ann Herring, Queen of The Day. Friday II-ROTC'ers parade, ear and hayride on school holiday. Monday I4 and Tuesday I5-Songsiers go lo TWC. Thursday I7-Varieiy show and dance in gym per- perrared by P-TA. Tuesday 22-Homemakinq models pop Carfer lads' eyes in sfyle show. Thursday 24 and Friday 25-Eagles, sfulled wiih Turkey, burp lealhers. December Tuesday 6-Band leilers acquired from Band Par- enls. Saiurday IO-Fooiball guys and dolls dine and shine. KN-X. y 197512 CALENDAR Thursday l5--P-TA'ers hold nighr conclave. Friday I6-l-li'Y'ers hie lo Ausrin. Cadels caper al all-cify Chrislmas occasion. Thursday 22-Chrislmas parole begins. January l956 Tuesday 3-Back lo lhe old grind. Monday I6-Dramalics goes modern in lhealre in lhe round. Tuesday I7-Round lhealer revolves second lime. Wednesday I8-Big snow lhrows monkey-wrench in mid-lerm schedule. Thursday I9-Big snow holiday provides bonus lo Carleriles. Friday 20-Four Finals in one dayl Paymenl for holiday. Monday 23--Dead Day-and howl Tuesday 24-End of lhe beginning, or is il begin- ning ol The end? February Thursday 2--Snowed in again-rnessier 'n ever. Friday 3-Slack show holiday-wilh The usual wealher. Friday IO-Carolyn Cole presides as Baslcel Ball Queen. Tuesday I4-l-learls 'n flowers, billing 'n cooing. Wednesday 29-Old Maids' Opporlunily Day. March Thursday I-Final deadline on '56 EAGLE copy. l-lo-huml Monday 5-Public School Week opens. Wednesday 7-Dramalics pay program. Friday 9-All-Cily ROTC'ers lling spring whing- ding. Monday I2-Texas Educalion Weelc opens. Wednesday 2l-Spring arrives-aboul lime. Thursday 29 and Friday 30-Easier holidayflasl of year. April Thursday I9-Nl-lS'ers impress doring parenls al' nighl' inilialion. Friday 20-Senior banquel al 7:00 p.m. in Cry- slal Ballroom. Thursday 26-Premier oi lhal besl seller al Carler, lhe '56 EAGLE. May Thursday I0 and Friday ll-Seniors play in senior play, Love ls Too Much Trouble. Wednesday 30-Grads bid farewell in special ceremony. Thursday 3l-Dead Day--lhanlc goodness! June Friday I-PARADISE REGAINED DAVID RAINEY Shop Verily, verily, I say unTo you. He who sTickeTh noT his Tinger inTo The buzz saw, The same shall noT be ampuTaTed. CHARLES MAU RICE Mechanical Drawing fx sTraighT line is The shorTesT dis- Tance beTween Two poinTs. lT's also The easiesT way To Toul up a plaTe in MD. BETTYE CYPERT Homemalring FlaTTery is The WHO'S head, buT The way To his hearT is Through his sTomach. WINNETTA LITTRELL CAROLYN COLE Disiribufive Educa-lion Commercial HMUCT Thrown is ground losljl Experience is The besT Teacher Bob Miniclc Ar? l-le wlio allemplrs and fails is bei- Ter lliam lie who fails lo aliemplf' WHCD Brenda Black Barbara Haddock Chorus Band The pallis of glory al leasl leaol To 'lVerily. verily, I say unlo you. He Jrlie grave: Jrlwe pallws of duly may Jrlial loolelrlw mol his own lworn, Jrlwe mol gel you anywlieref' some slwall mol be fooled. Mary York PE Il you would be slim, eal slowly. Hasle makes waist Jimmy Lewis llvlflldl' is life willfioul love anol loo+ball? Clark Jackson Sally cleLaclcner Speech English AcHons spealc louder 'rlwan words. SGH Words Win hard hearfgf' Paula Jorclan Spanish Coma usled un loicl1o. -Eal a bug Jol'1n McMullin Lalin PassunJr quia posse videnlur.-They can because llwey fhinls +l1ey can. Carol Harper Journalism The pen may loe rniglwlier llwan flue sword, lou? lhe grapevine is lusl as deadly and lwice as lash WHCD' wk Nancy Dillard Bible S+udy lo show lhysell approved. Charldean Newell Hislory 'll you can lceep your head when all aboul you are losing lheirsf should apply lo Louis XVI. WHCD Mike D'Arcy Elizabe+h Chesser Science Mafh 'Science is slranqer lhan llrliclionf' Lel x equal lhe unlcnown quanlilyf' Ticlwell Sanford ROTC Children should nol be allowed lo play wilh guns. scnsnuxr. of , g v -. PGRTS Amon Carler Field is mol wlwere Amon Carler Riverside Eagles lciclc +l'ie pigslfin around. H' is +lie Texas Clirisfian Universify field of alrlwlelic prow- ess, for llmal scliool, loo, lilce every ollier public endeavor in Forl Worllw has profiled by Jrlwe gen- erosi+y of Forl Worfl1's Firslr Cifizen. Phoio by FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM 99 Miss Kafherine Officer A Jol'1nr1Y BoYle '55-'56 A' - X . , ,F A ' Thurman Harden Jonlyn Chewning f, X., During +lwe summer +l1is peppy group spenl' a weelc al SMU gelrling +l1e lcnow- lwow llfiey exlwibilecl before +l1e s+uden+ body. To finance +l1eir way, +l1ey sold ribbons. pins. caps and minialrure mega- plwones. Before sclwool +l'iey praclicedi afler school llwey pulr up signs: and dur- ing Jrlie sclwool clay llwey lcepl' Miss Offi- cer jumping 'ro re+ain +l1e upper lwand. Jima '55 Q, K Xgxf Q62 JIWM. 'WWW iz M 1 Maeva E? ' we 2-' +1 4 , 5 We Y , E Qi 1 z , film as K w me T? Y V Y QM ,gi ,E ii? if ,1 J .1 ,Jw 'ie 2 R in MQMQ M f 1 r E54 f K .wa i, -aifiiiifiz P2 A S. . - f J A 1 H f ' 1, ' ag 55' . 3 .. .1 iq, -2 W5 i K as M 'Q A ,M i .Q 5 X 3 fa Q gg ' f f ' ,.155'ggEe31e971fM wigig ggy' aiaa rear i ,Q if Ca role Felancl .uw- a Eagle Lungs: Thurman Harden, Jonlyn Chewning. Joe Sirain. Rolincla Green, Miss Officer, Johnny Boyldf Carole Feland. Jack Inman and Billie Pope. , waz- -fi.-:Mug iii f'r ' 14 K K , Q jii?i'i'Q1 if 1 .Q -13, . if ,Li. ' ' -iff!! . wwgyigs 515131 , , :tif Joe Pal S+rain Rolincla Green Billie Pope Jack Inman I0l N ll Carfer Carler Car+er Ca r+er Hillsboro Grand Prairie Fores+ Avenue Weafherford Ca rler Miller lCorpus Chrislil Ca rler Technical Carfer . Paschal Ca rler . Arlinglon l-leighls Carler Polyfechnic Carler Norlh Side Q FIGHTING FX XS l lr 09 X NJ 'JAY' CN ruff Head Coach Bus+er Dixon. Line Coach Lon Golds+ein and Bacldield Coach Pierce Sco'H were 'rhe fine coaches of 'rhe i955 Eagle season. Q 'L .- ,st , fr.. 1 S leeve '7 3 522? . f V k: ' I 1 ' an ' 1 l - K A QV! 5 gi! 1 1 'V' 'C an We I 3: :- L 5 '75 r l i 'f X r l sea+ecl: Weffer, Lewis, Lucas, Berger, Filler, Millican second row: Forresler, Freeman, Holmes, Thompson, Walker, Simpson, Carre:- Woodworlh +l1ird row: Connally lrngrzl. Hunler, J. Baker, L. Balcer, Smiflw, Hood, Hill, Benge, Welch +op: Collup lmgr.l, Sinclair lmgr.l, Ford. Groves, Kiesling, Fields, Terrill, Francis EAGLES l ! Tri-capfains James Ford, Bolo Forres'rer and Kennefh Kies- ling presenl' Mr. Lindsay wi+l'1 +l1e Paschal game ball. -S' .- L . 1 5. A , I ., . , V ' Aww xg , .Q 4? , 1 DAVID FREEMAN LAMOND BAKER China Doll L. A. Halfbaclc End l MARCUS CARTER MELVIN WELCH Marc Welcher Guard End I. Some of lhe slarling baclcfield of fhe Eagle Jream are Gary Weller, David Holmes, Charles Fields and Maurice Woodworlll. 2. Charles learns 'ro rememloer. 3. 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SAM THOMPSON Guard RICHARD HUNTER Guard , a - zzei 'Z X 2-132, ,. - i H ' 'HIM Y ,125-' ., 'Y gli . , 45, rr ' ra I08 fr QW S: HAROLD HOOD Tackle Sfar Telegram phofo BOB FORRESTER Ramon End , - V, X 3 wr, id 5 ga.. ' U. ,ze:'?w 4 H' If A K 1 Y 5 WALTER BERGER Guard 'YNYRH . if x -. K 4,951 9435, ' 3: , If gt . I V N..- fwd... -f ' 51 K- r r W rr,, , - ' f gymf ,, S r ruRr I , ' v 1 . 17 ,. ' 1 Vw --25112 . ' H -X , H X 'W ' 'V' - z.22:.fi 1 . ' r M..- -, , we ,fe V E Km Q f-is Q I :- . Q ' K Y f . A-ti I G X L 6 vi ,, 4, f JAMES FORD Monlr FuIIbacIc DAVID HOLMES CHARLES FIELDS Bran Face MaGoo Quarferbnck Guard BILL BENGE Rocky Tackle MAU RICE WOODWORTI-I Woody I-IaII:bacIc Sfar Telegram photo Forresfer makes sure +I1aI Fields cafches Ihaf pass Im +I'1e Paschal game. -lwmgxmyqag.-m1.mw. Mmsmf4mmmnw www,-umwfm -wvgwh NW -.M mm ww an- TOMMY TERRILL Handsome Quaderbeclc ' . -W., z David Freeman pracrices I Hwose in+ercep+ions. Jeane++e Prui++ is escor+ed in+o Hwe school by +ri-cap+ains Bob Forres+er, Ken Keisling and James Ford. JERRY BAKER Cen+er E!! I ' is ' fs David Holmes gefs flwose preciou ex+ra yards. Sfar Telegram phof 'Gnu The l955 loolball lerlermen are: sea+ecl: Terrill, Lucas, l-lill, Hunler, Woodworfli second row: Benge, Lewis, Weller, Keisling, Thompson, Fields, Millican, l-lood 'l'l1ird row: Sinclair lmgr.l, Balcer, Carler, Wallcer, Freeman, Simpson, Connally lmgr.l fourfh row: Forresfer, Holmes, Ford, Smillw, Berger, Welclw Managers of +l1e I955 EAGLES are: Kirkland Connally, Larry Sinclair and Roberl' Collup. zgi 'iii' MS -7 Sz- , V: ff rf L Bob Forresler clwarqed a quarler for c ic, so '9 fu- ,, f 1 i 5 X N? Q rlwis ride. Star Telegram photo 9 XX ll Seafecl: Jimmy Riley, Ernie hledqecoih, can, Gary Boacher, Donnie Johnson, Ken lMgr.l. Second row: Neal Siizen, J. B. Darrell Chandler, Richard Pill, Rodger Ronnie Cooper, Kirkland Connally llvlgnl. er, Roloeri l-lavens, Roy Russell, Roy Lovelace, Roberi Armsirong, Joe Myers, Jonnye Mclvlullen, John Lindley, Larry Sinclair llvlgnl. Four+h row: Coach Pierce, Larry Terrell, Billy Don Danford, James l-lammonds, Larry Ligon, David Waikins, TEAM Buzzy Cyperf, Dan Milli- Mormoon, Roberi Collup Wilson, Wanyne Bailey, Mayes, David lvlaihews, Third row: Coach Coop- John Roach. Coach TrueH' Cooper Coach Grover Pearson Carler Carler Carler Carier Carler Carier Carler Carier .Arlingion ., . l-landley ,. . . Hillsboro . Paschal , Norih Side ,. vs. Poly .. . ,. .Technical ., , . Arlingion Heighls 7-20 . 7- 7 26- O 7-38 ,. ....,, I3-37 ,. 7-37 ., 20- O . 38- 6 5.1 BASKETBALL Fronf row: Douglas Turner, Roscoe Brewer, Yale Cason, Jim Dale, Maurice Woodsworfh, Paul Penny Second row: Coach Scoff, Bowen Weens, Lamond Baker, Bufch Cebell, Roberf Wright Harry Asfon, John Wifhers, fnof shownl Jimmy Lumpkin. Tom Jones. Co-Captain Cmcapfain DOUGLAS TURNER HARRY ASTQN VSFSGHIS Sody-Warier , P509 RJ 4 fkxywhaict MAUNCE Lumpkin Hps The ball +0 Wood Car+er vs. Carfer Car+er vs. Carfer vs. O XNOODSNN Crozier T. 43-72 vs. Sunsef 44-65 Lakewofrlw 69-53 Nor+l1 Dallas 48-74 RW Carfer Carfer Carlrer Carfer Jones lays up a Jrwo-poinfer. Norlrh Dallas 5l-72 Birdville 49-4I Birclville 56-39 Brewer 55-37 TQM Blf,, di? NES n wxwmmn JM4 . lu l1,hp.LA'fPk!,V U36 sf ron J Ur Of7eg, nel' Wlffy W fr QOOCS' fucioilsworfh , ., K 6l7OlShakaf7d e. BOWEN WEENS Boll-Weevil JIM W1TH ERS Whizz Turner lCar+erl ge+s fouled by Turner lpaschall and sfill makes The sl'1o+. Ff. Worfh Press Phofo si i Carler Carler Cerler Carler ROBERT WRIGHT Freighf-Train vs. Decalur 52-40 vs. Handley 50-58 vs. Slidell 57-53 vs. Burkell 50-69 Carler Carler Carlrer Carler . Big Spring 67-73 AHHS 53-46 . Pasclial 48-67 Teclinical 5l-49 JIM DALE Jimbo ROSCOE BREWER Rosl: Queen Carolyn Cole is presen+ecl a baslcefball by Harry Aslon and Douglas Turner, caplains of i955-56. LAMOND BAKER Heels II7 Turner drives in for a Crip slnof. more poinls. Carler Carler Carler Lumpkin sinlcs a hook slwol' for Two Poly 47-74 Slidell 59-38 Norllisicle 4955 Sfa r-Teleg ra rn Pholo 5 Carler Al-ll-lS 52-44 Carler Paschal 52-66 Carier Poly 37-76 Carler Norllisicle 5 I -52 Cerler Technical 66-6I Siar Telegram Photo LARRY TERRELL Yank Carler Carler Carler Carler Carler Carle-r Carler Carler XX ll TEAM Firsf row: Jim Reeves, Laurence Milchell, Jimmy Clowers David Cyperl Jimmy Durham Second row: Coach Pierson, J. B. Wilson, Richard Pill, Bill Baker Roberl Wallcins Third row: Ken Marlin, David McCrory, Larry Terrell, Billy Don Danlord James Albrlllon Gerald Smolherman Crozer Tech l5-4496 Carler vs. Technical 25-27 Lalceworlh 28-3459 Carler vs. Poly 24-45 Norlh Dallas 33-48+ Carler vs. Slidell 32-37+ Norlh Dallas 34-4049 Carler vs. Norlhside 24-43 Birdville 45-554' Carler vs. Al-ll-lS 26-37 Slidell 44-2059 Carler vs Technical 27-46 Al-ll-lS 28-37 Carler vs Paschal 20-43 Paschal 25-36 cane- vs Poly za-37 Carler vs Norlhsicle 2 I-33 ' I I9 'Non-conference games. l These five infielders are dreaming of +he oncoming season. They are WeH'er, Turner, Forresfer, Baker and Lucas. SEBALL Firsf Row: Roberf Collup, Harvey Rydell, Grover Hudson, Terry Higgs, David Freeman, Gary Weller Marvin Browder, Ernie Hedgecofh, Jimmy Riley, Kenneth Browder, Jerry Brice. Sam Smifh. Second Row: Charles Warren, Joe Myers, Weldon Lucas, Walier Burger, Jim Lewis, Bob Forresfer Roger Mays, Danny Turner, David Holmes, Dugan Millican, Charles Fields, Tommy Ward. Third Row: Coach Goldslein, Hans Simpson. Pele Hill, Lamond Balmer, Larry Terrell. Kennelh Keisling James Franlcs, Richard Hunler, Richard Sims, Gary Hendriclrs, Bill Balmer, John Albriifon, Roy Love- lady, Billy Danford, Neal Siizen, Tommy Terrell, Maurice Woodworih. Larrv Sinclair. X em n, Browder, Lewis, and Warren are lhe slar ou 'el rs of +l1e baseball leam. V BASE BAL Terrell and Ryclell gel' some pilching lips from siar pifclwer, Holmes. GOLF 1 First Row: Jim Dale. Billy Rollins, Johnny Boyle. Second Row: Jerry Gunn, Bucky Hammond. - Buclry grooves his swing. Rollins lcnoclred fha? one within fwo inches of 'Phe cup. Boyle swings a mean club. I23 Uridil iusf beafs Forresfer fo ihe fape. This way? aslrs Woodworfh Lucas can really pui' fha? shof! Coach Cooper keeps a wafchful eye on his irackmen. TRACK MEN Leif lo righl' sealed: David Holmes. Charles Fields, David Freeman, Gary Weller, David Cyperf, Byron Filler, Clarl: Jaclvson, Dan Francis. Second Row: Bob Forresfer, Sam Thompson, Ward Bogart Dugan Millican, Ronnie Cooper, John Massey, Tom Jones, David Wallcins, Jim Dale. Third Row: True'H Cooper, Maurice Woodworlh, Roy Russell, Billy Danford, Dennis Uridil, Jim Lumplcin, Larry Terrell, Pele Hill, Richard Hunler, Gerald Smolherman, Larry Legion, Weldon Lucas. Woodworlh slrains 'For every inch in 'Phe broad iump. GIRLS AND BOYS TENNIS X ' A X -, x ,W X E lx XT .X ,xx N. x ll The boy's Tennis Team c:onsisTs oT: llefT , Tk ToTrigl1Tl Billy Rollins, Jerry Gunn and J. ' 'XX P C. Kemper. X The girle' Tennis Tearn consisTs oT: lleTT To rigT1Tl Barbara Locke, Sandra KubiTz and Nancy Dumas. X fe, f f I X in The acT,fbuT Peggy Thinks Theres blood nn Tlweur eye . . Some people lusT plain guve up IH Uriolil's blood. modern dance, T ARCHERY AND VQLLEYBALL Robinhood, Cupid, William Tell, Sfupid. Pardon. This is +he girls archery Jreamfmade up of Pal Jane Murphy. Janice Huffman, Pal Anna-Murphy and Jane WyaH. lNo'I' piclrured: Brenda Black, l.iz'Chesser, Annie Pearl Coffee. and Pal Bourdierl , , From lel7+ To righl are Sally Carler, Janice Huffman, Belrlye Paules, 'Linda Morrow, 4. Mary York, Jonlyn Qhewning, Jane Wyafl Nancy Dumas, ,Kay Gilley, Annie Pearl Coffee and- Pal Murphy. - Jonlyn goes all our wilh slocldngs +0 'lfermalm gym classes. Wha+ P. E. course deserves Gail's Worm's eye view of a Touch-'iooiball srss gleam? game. 'ff' g! 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