Muleshoe High School - Eagle Yearbook (Muleshoe, TX)
- Class of 1955
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SENIORS 18
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FAVORITES 58
SPORTS 76
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Mr Bakers fmal o.k. and alls
well for these students ro begm
another year at old MHS
Johnny had a httle dog
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It followed hun to school one day
But knew to stay way back
The blg old column on the front
Made a dandy h1dmg place
He's waltmg, oh, so patiently
For johnny's grmrung face
The chllclren all did laugh to see
The llttle frxghtened pup
And wxshed that he would come and help
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Kelton, Henley, Dawson, Gabbert. Nor pic-
FREEMAN rured, Mrs. Parton, Terrell, Dempster. BEN WILLIAMS
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ORAN SIMS-Bus Mechanic BILL PARKER L. C. BRATCHER
J' W. JOHNSONLBUS Foreman j0E WALKER MR. HAWKINS
DENVER DALY EARL BRATCHER
Bus Drivers Bus Drivers
RUTH CLEMET S RUBY GREEN MRS. 'WIMBERLY
IRENE SPLAWN MRS. LYNN BRATCHER MRS. CUNNINGHAM
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Our staff photographer caught Mr. Kirk
busily at work at one of his never-ending
duties.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
MR. JERRY KIRK
Competently trained, thoroughly able, and self-sacri-
ficing in his unriring service, Mr. Kirk has, during his con-
nection with Muleshoe schools, stood as a guiding light.
Mr. Kirk has always been deeply interested in the stu-
dents and their activities, and his interests continue with
the students after they leave school,
Muleshoe is fortunate to have a man of the caliber of
Mr. Kirk at the head of its schools. Long may he stay with
us.
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Mr. Baker almost catches the photogra
pher at his snooping.
Alert and efficient, Mr. Baker shows that he is well
acquainted with the ways of a high school. His interest in
the teachers. as well as the student body, keeps him always
a busy man,
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
MR. 1. R. BAKER
LIBRARIAN She wrought with skill and careg
A teacher builded a templeg
Forming each pillar with patience,
Laying each stone with prayer.
But the temple the teacher builded
Shall endure while the ages rollg
For that beautiful, unseen temple
Mrs' A' S' Stovall Was a chilcl's immortal soul.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Mrs. Mable Dowell Mr. Ray Bishop
SCIENCE
Miss Bobbie Richardson Mr. R. S. McElroy
MATHEMATICS
Mrs. D. B. Lancaster Mrs. Ola B. Jones Miss Greta Paul
Mrs. J. R. Baker Mrs. H. L. Blackburn Mr. C. D. Clair Mrs. John Zahn
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A teacher affects erernizyg he can never tell where his in-
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VOCATIONAL STUDIES
FACULTY
BAND and CHORUS
Mr. Norvil Howell
DIETICIAN
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SCHOOL NURSE
Mrs. Mary Hart Mrs. Lula Gorell
COMMERCIAL
and
SCHOOL SECRETARY
Mrs. Murl Brown Mrs. Ray Franz
'J ATHLETICS
Mr. Leroy Scott Mr. Bill Taylor Miss Wanda Middlebroolc
Mr. Charles Thomas Mr. Bill Bickle Mrs. Charles Thomas Miss Mary F. Ford
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IRRIGATION QUENCHES THE LAN D'S THIRST
SCHOOLS QUENCH THE THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE
Irrigation wells such as these make Bailey County and
surrounding areas a veritable oasis. At harvest time,
fields are awe-inspiring making one think of the psalm-
ist, David, when he cast his eyes over the land seeing
vegetation watered by the waters from the mountains.
Everywhere there was evidence that God made provision
for his creatures.
SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES
llendirk Bruns
,lean Montgomery
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lecting for their favorites, jean Montgomery, who is active
in every phase of school activities, and Hendrick Bruns,
our exchange student from Germany, who has won the
hearts of all who know him.
CLASS OFFICERS
These class officers were se-
lected to guide the 1955 Sen-
ior Class this year. They
have proved their ability for
leadership by efficiently con-
ductin their offices.
Back Ron' f. to r,
Wayne Bristow
Student Council Rep
jean Montgomery
Sec.-Treas,
Gordon Wilson
Vice-president
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David Sanders
Sgt,-atfurnws
Elizabeth Farley
Reporter
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CLEMENTS, WANDA JOYCE
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FARR DEWAYNE
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FARLEY ELIZABETH
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Happiness ns as a butterfly which when
pursued IS always beyond our grasp but
whnch nf you wrll su: down quretly may
ahght upon you Shall we say this 1 a
complete Lune of happrness'
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lt has been said, "If you can not find God's
hand, or see His face through some hour of despair,
do not be grieved-go seek the good clean land, and
you will find Him there." Muleshoe is blessed with
,good clean land, from which comes the . backbone
of our schools. Bountiful crops are so varied that
almost the entire year we reap the benefits. All of
this makes our community one of the choice spots
of the state, and gives a bright outlook for our
schools.
CLASS FAVORITES
Again the Juniors dislike
changes, and hold true to
tradition. Shirley Black, for
the second time, has been
their choice for class favorite.
A perfect choice along with
her, is Bobby Black. Favor-
ite cousins and class favorites,
too!!
SHIRLEY BLACK
BOBBY BLACK
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
The juniors, following true tra-
dition, have selected for their class
officers these competent and capa-
ble leaders.
President-Stanley Fox
Sgt.-at-arms-Thurston Garrison
Vice-Pres.-Jackie Tidwell
Sec.-Treas.-Patricia Sirnnacher
S.C. Representative-
Linda Lancaster
Reporter--Shirley Black
Autry Allison Atchison Black Bryant
Barbara Winston Carolyn Bobby Shirley Bo
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Monnie Gwineth Virginia Younda
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Maxine Lucille Sandra Stanley june Thurston
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Gillis Gregg
Virginia Bobbie
Harper Holdeman
Frank Texann
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Harrison Howell Hutchins Henry Hawkins Jones
Norerta G. R. Netra Jo Doyle Alfnma Kim
Jarman Kinsey Landers Lancaster Lewis Lee
Gene Paul Mary Kenneth Linda Ronald Doris
Lowe Lorance Locke Morrison Miller Nelms
Delores C, F. Geneva Duane Myrtle Bobby
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Hugh Buddy Beverly Billie Doyle Betty
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Patricia Wanda
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Loretta Peggy
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Norma Leroy Carl Evelyn Jimmy Mary
Wingo Wileman Waggoner Willman Wuerflein Weathers
Bobby Sharon Charles Kay Edward Shirley
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SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES
Rose Lee Millen
Beverley Mardis
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Rose Lee and Beverley have a friendly smile for allg rhar is
why the Sophomore class made such a good choice in se-
lecting them as their class favorites.
CLASS OFFICERS
These Sophomores have
learned the Ways of M.H.S.
and have proved to be good
leaders for their-.class.
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Charles Jennings
President
Beverly Mardis
Vice-president
Dale jones
Sergeant-at-Arms
Shirley Mathiesion
Sec.-Treasurer
Doris Ann Fields
Reporter
Barbara Byrd
Student Council Rep.
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Delores Cannon, President
Doris Jean Childres,
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Clifton Allen, Sec.-Treasurer
Clyde McMahan, Sgt.-at-arms
Ralph Tunnel,
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MA TER MINDS
The Master Minds are the outstanding students of Muleshoe High
School. Dependability and thoroughness have won for each of them
this coveted title, To be selected as the outstanding student in one's
class is an honor that speaks for itself, and that places the student high
in the respect of his teachers and fellow classmates.
Journalism
Sue Actkinson
Home Ec. I Home Ec. II Home Ec. III
Dixie Lorance Pat Cooper Virginia Cates
Agriculture I Agriculture II Agriculture III Farm Engineering
Billy Harmon Bobby Black Ronald Lewis Cloyce Hunt
Literature I Literature II Literature Ill Literature IV
David Shepherd Barbara Sue Darsey Pat Cooper Myra Foster
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From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes
only from study.
Shop
Ronald Stinson
World History American History Civics
Johnny Allison Kim Jones Elizabeth Farley
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Grammar I Grammar II Grammar III Grammar IV
Buddy Peeler Curtis Browder Linda Lou Lancaster Mary Alice Baker
Typing I Typing II Shorthand Bookkeeping
Ginger Gaede Bettie Collins
MA TER MIND
'Tis education forms the common mind: just ns the twig is bent
the trecls inclined.
Speech
Mary Alice Baker
General Science Biology Chemistry
Ralph Tunnel Queneil Elliott Charles Lenau
General Math Algebra l Algehra II Geometry
Margaret Gillilantl Mary -lo Holt Clinton Dillartl Johnny Allison
Chorus Band Spanish P. E.
jean Montgomery Jimmy Winston Allison Betty Moore
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MOST CURIOUS
Mary Alice Baker
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Billy Ellis
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jamie Biclxcl
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MOST LIKELY TO SITCFFD XXIITTIEST
W3YU9 BFISWW Gaylord Tate
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Ke1th Buhrman
Coach Scott
The M club lb an organrzatton opcn for boys who lcttcr 1n any
sport rn MHS Members look forvmrtl mth yexr to the 1n1t1at1on
vyh1ch lasts for a vxcck and IS clnnaxecl by a Hell mght after Whrch
the rnrtrares becomc rcgular members Thc club sponsors many worth
wh11e act1v1t1es cach yetr md 1ts mcmbcrs lre among thc most loyal
and wholeheartecl of any orgamzatlon in school
M CLUB
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Stanley Fox, Joe Roarlc, Gaylord Tate Don Moore Wayne Brlstow, Ecltlle Wllt,
Jackre T1clwell, Gene Paul Jarmon, Bobby Black, Doyle Henry, Buddy Black,
Bo Bryant, Luge Shaw, Kelth Buhrman Not plcturetl R L Gabbert Jerry
Blaylock, Davxol epherd G R Howell
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honorable mention for all drstrxrr
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Donna Wrrghr
Arrendanrs -- Norerta Harrison and Barbara Douglas
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CHEERLEADER
Marcia Dale Redwine
Sophomore Cheerleader
Pat Wright
Head Cheerleader
Noretta Harrison Elaine Evans
junior Cheerleader Freshman Cheerleader
These Cheerleaders deserve a hard-earned credit
for their willing, efficient, and untiring services to
the student body and football squad. Throughout the
season their spirit never once wavered. The Cheer-
leaders are truly ambassadors of cheer and sports-
manship.
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H. l.. Nash provrnghunsell to be it good
little boxer. He won severtil honors during
the senson
Other Qoleleii Lilovers for hills this year
included: R. I.. Gabbert, Horace XY'ntlcins, John-
ny Young. l3eXY'l1i'1ie Farr. rind -lneliie Titlwell.
"Altl1ou3gh he didnt knovs.
lt was the kids lust fight."
lilifton Allen looks ns if he might he the
releree. but instead he was one of M.H.5.'s best
boxers. He proved to be 'Xt boy with the
punehu. and brought home seveml honors.
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FO0TBALL
jerry Blaylock
David Shepherd
Bobby Sanders
Harold Cooper
These boys are to be commended for stick-
ing 21 thing out It has been said that the way
to not die on third is to work. lf such be the
ease, and we have reason to believe ir is, rhese
boys will have no trouble in reaching home.
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Wrmberly Stinson and Hicks are distance men
on the squad this year Like most of the boys
they are underclassmen making for a well
rounded track team for the Mules in years to
come
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Gaylord Tate the only returning
letterman from last years standout
team 15 an excellent quarter miler
A member of the mile relay team
that went to state last year Tate
served as anchorman in that race this
year
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These three boys carry the most experience into
the 1955 season. Having all competed in the
district meet before they will be counted upon to
come through for MHS this season. jimmy Wil-
kerson excells in the jumps, both high and broad.
Gaylord Tate is a 440 and relay man while
Doyle Henry's race is the half mile. The Mules'
track teams won the district 4-A championship in
1952 and 1953 and were a strong runnerup last
year.
A couple of Sophomores johnny Al
lison and Buddy Black tinker with
the discus and shot
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well g t set for a r e Tldwell a lunior is a
miler with experience while Stephens and Brow
der are taking their first crack at the sport
Sophomore Joe Roark and Senior
Don Moore aim at the cameraman
with their favorites the discus and
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Eddie Wilt Cabovel, a Sophomore
and a one year letterman, was a
mainstay on the team this year, con-
tributing a good percentage of the
teams points. Being only a soph-
omore, Eddie will he a big gun in
the future.
Stanley Fox was another full-time
man for the Mules this year. His
all out play will gain him a place
on the team another year. Stanley
is a junior and has lettered P years
BOY ' BA KETBALL
Gordon Wilstiii rheloxvl was an
able center for the Mules during the
N54-55 season. The tall r6'2"1,
ggatiglirig, pilif man was it high-
scorer, sinking over 1100 points dur-
ing the season for an average or l5
per contest. An excellent rebound-
er, Gordon cleared the boards cone
tinuously for the team. lle several
times outlumped a renter, inches his
superior. Gordon is a senior and
has lettered 1 years.
,lack jones is another graduating
member of the Mules. A full-time
man, he played all out for the en-
tire thirty-two minutes. Although
he did not store as many points as
the other two seniors, he was a val-
uable man on the team and will he
hard to replace,
Eugene Shaw fabovey Senior, 3
year letternian. Shaw, the "Little
Sparkplugw or the Mules led the
team in storing for the I954-55 Sea-
son. lle scored' almost 500 points,
.ind averaged hetter than IH points
per game, a very good season record,
which wrapped up his contribution
to MHS sports. He always played
all-out, with the team utmost in his
mind,
Whylantl Chmxood
BOYS BA KETBALL
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Duane Morrison
Sophomore junior
Don Copley'-manager
The Mules played two games
in the Lazbuddic mcct. winning
thc Cklllbkllilllllll grown.
lhc Mult-H xxon tht' tounoltn- lilzblldille 58 MULES 56
MULES 64 Bovina B 19
tion chmnpiomlmip in thc Am-
hcrxt tournament. lhu team
had to pl.1y tnt' ggunt-s 1I'l flllS
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Farwell 70
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MULFS fvl SPI'lI1QlIlliL' 46
MULLS oo Pettit A13
Ml'l,l2S io Spade 35
Gent- Paul ,lttnntm Betferly Mardls Bo Bryant Tournament Play
. Sophomore .
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nnnl lnvitntionnl PIQOIIFUIIYYICDY,
the Nfulcs battled to the finals,
whcrc they met up with Sudan.
The stutcbound Hornets beat the
Mules, but thc team earned u
st-cond place trophy for their
t work. Scores:
MULES 49 Springlake 48
MULES 54 Olton 38
Sudan 64 MULES 50
deli l i mixes 1 5 irtiii-ilitrliatlx tin his mul, .is
Ill TRICT 2-AA
Standing, left to right: Shirley Matthiesin, Donna
Wriyulit, Barbara Douglass, -lean Montgomery, Ginger
Ciiietle, Alice Dawson, Marcia Retlwine, june Freeman,
Nnretra Harrison.
Seated: Jera Lynn Wfilhite, Bobbie Nell King, Mary
-Ianiee Puckett, Sue Cunningham, Joan Green, Suntlra Bris-
tiie. Betty Smxtler, Diinnii Aetkinsnn. Shirley Davenport.
lilaine lfvans, Mary ,Iii llnlri Ginger Ruherts, Diiris Jean
iliililers.
Pitttiretl below is the team and their coach, proudly tlis-
playing the teams trophies lzxr the year, The trophies are
triim Amherst, District Z-AA, Muleshoe, and Lazbudrlie.
liatk row: Coach Taylor, Ginger Gaetle. Nnretta Harrison,
Alice Dawson.
liriint rim. Diniim Wr'iglir, Barbara Duiigalass, antl jean
Montgomery.
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Non-Confcrcncc Scores:
Mulettes 51
Mulcttcs 47
Mulrrtrs
Mulrttrb
MI1IrrIrS I
Mulrttrs
Morton
LaLbIIIIrI1r 4
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The band leads the parade for
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Muleshoe Mules pulling the plow to victory.
crowd
H. L. Nash firmly guides the plow.
The highlight of the assembly program, in
honor of the Exes, was the introduction of the
1938 football team by their coach. Five Exes pose for a picture for out home-
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possible ro picture all of them. We wish
that it had been convenient or possible
to reach them all, but time and circum-
stances prevented. We hope we have
made such a pictorial review as to make
everyone who views this book think our
community as fine as we do.
DU TY PAGE
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Left to right: Mona Mitchell, Sec.-Rep.g Donna
Acktinson, Student Council Rep.g Joyce Hunt,
Pres.: Maxine Pugh, Vice-Pres.
Mrs. Stovall
The Dusty Pages organization is composed of the
girls who work in the library. Their purpose is to
creat a better understanding between th- library
workers and students in the search for knowledge.
IX!1ll'OllU. Maxine Pugh, Joyce Hunt. Ron' Two: Kay
Willrnan, Myra Foster. Ron' Three: Virginia Gillis, Mona
Mitchell. Ron' Four: Peggy Frietl Lucille Davis, Sandra
Elliott, Donna Actkinson, Charlie Kay Miller.
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TUDENT
Billy is serving his second term as
Student Council president He is
the only president to serve two
terms
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Actrkison Donna Attkinson Sue
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Mitchell Mona Baker Mary Alice Bickel Janie
Standing:
Clinton Dillard Reporter
Ginger Gaede Historian
Barbara Darsey Parlifimentarian
Seated:
Bobby Nelms Vice-President
Billy Ellis President
jean Montgomery Sec.-Ireas.
Mr. Baker, Sponsor
Black, Bobby Bristow, Wayne Buhrman, Keith Byrd, Barbara
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Student C,ounc1l work has taken on added m
rarest ID MHS durmi., the ptst 2 years Last year
the MHS councll served as presldent of the huge
South Plams Assoclanon of Student Counclls Presl
dent Bllly was pI'ES1d1I1g offlctr at the annual SPASC
conventlon at Tulla where our councll was elected
to hold Off1CC ftgam thxs year thls mme as parlla
mentarnn wlth Lubbock H1 succeedmg Muleshoe as
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mended for the good work that
he has done in improving the
standards of our band, both in
marching and concert.
CLARINETS--La Von Copley, Charles Lenau, Linda Lou Lancaster,
Billie Ann Pence, jean Grey, Rosemary Pool, Keith Bearden, Nan
Allison, Doris Ann Fields, Dean Lackey.
BASS CLARINETS-Paula Provence, Annette Leverage.
ALTO SAXOPHONE-Gaylord Tate.
TENOR SAXOPHONE-Curl Adair.
BARITONE SAXOPHONE-ffB:1rba1rn Douglass.
OBOE-Tommy Thompson.
FLUTE-Alva Lee Shofner, janelle Sedgwick.
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Randal Craig, Wesley Stephens. john Lcc Hovvurd.
BELLS-Ginger Gacdc.
PERCUSSION-Delores Cannon, Kenneth Powell, Bertie Collins, Kar-
olene Towns,
'i YMPANI-Betty Shanks.
FRENCH HORN-Dnvirl Mathis, Allen Berry, Lyndall Fletcher, Lewis
Wimbcrly.
BASS--Bob Jennings, Put Brown.
TROMBONE-Don Coplcy,IEl1gfizcfiXfIogisimn, Linda Miller, Bobby
Wliite, Dudley Bristow . -"' V ' 'Vi
BARITONE-Charley Whltcrs, Mary Wcmonlrirrl.
BASSOON--Darlene Nowlin.
ENSEMBLE
Clarinet Quartet: Left to right, Linda Lan- Brass Seprer: Left to right, jimmy Wilkerson,
caster, Carl Arlair, Charles Lenau, LaVon Cop- Randall Craig, Charles Walters, Bob Jennings,
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.lack jones, Pres.g Evelyn Upton,
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Los Charladores is an organization open to all stu-
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in the speaking of this language.
Mrs. R. Baker
Sponsor
Lancaster, Linda
Simnacher, Pat
Elliott. Sandra
Willman, Kay
Bryant, Bo Allison, Winston
Creamer, Monnie Buhrman, Carol
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Freeman, M. Baker, M. Lambert, M. Mitchell, S. Actkinson,
D. Black, W. Glenn, D. Myers, J. Hunt, W. Clements, R.
Pool, A. Long, B. Bartley, Y. Lackey, P. Nowlin, J. Green,
S. Cunninghom, D. Cannon, Row twozj. Bickell, D. Lowe,
M. Puckett, D. Wright, N. Harrison, J. Cary, B. Pence, C.
Miller, S. Matthieson, M. Redwine, D. Fields, E. Farley, N.
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all, S. Metcalf, B. Hurst, j. Lloyd, C. Potts, Row
Wilhite, N. Allison, J. Sedgwick, G. Shaefer, N.
son, G. Roberts, M. Holt, S. Briscoe, B. King, S.
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LHAPTER
SPONSORS
Charles Thomas
Bill Bickel
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son pgrformmg om of har
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Sponsor Mr Clur smiles for
thg photogrlphgr IS hc reads
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Art Editor Wayne Bristow is
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Qomxc rdltors Mom Mxtch
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page for the Hee Hwn
Roxmg reporters Bobby Goodmn and The staff seem to enjoy 1 good joke as
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Prmters Mona Mltchell and
Wqndfr Clements run off an
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Husinesi Manager
TYPlbTS
Maxme Pugh
Wannla Cherry
SPORTS FDITORS dfmual
Billy Ellls
Pat Sxmnacher
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Wanda Clements
Rosemary Pool
CLASS EDITORS
aine Evans
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Karolene Towns
Elizabeth Farley
Larrv Hicks
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MASK and MIKE
l The Mask and Mike has been active in
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First row, left to right: Darla
Myers, Sec.-Treas.g Mary Alice Ba-
ker, S. C. Rep.g Elizabeth Farley,
Parliamentariang Wayne Bristow, -
Presidentg Billy Ellis, Vice Presi-
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Barbara Mary Alice Wayne Delores Mr. Clair Bettie
Autry Baker Bristow Cannon Sponsor Collins
Randall Alice Clinton Barbara Billy Elizabeth
Craig Dawson Dillard Douglass Ellis Farley
Myra Lynn Ginger Velta Virginia Agnes Don
Foster Gaecle Gillis Gillis Long Moore
Darla Patsy Billie Ann Buddy Roger Rosemary
Myers Nowlin Pence Pool Pool Pool
Connie Gloria Gaylord Nita Norma Karolene
Potts Schaefer Tate Thompson Thompson Towns
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Glenn Winona Mltchell Mona
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Llllard Cllnton
Farley Ellzaberh
Pugh Maxine
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The Qu1ll and Scroll has come to our lugh school for the
f1rst ume th1s year It lS an honorary organlzatlon open to
members of the Annual staff and all journallsm students who
are 1n the upper one thrrd of thelr class
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Rosa Lee gets all pre-tried up and up tomes the winil.
Pistol packin Bettie and het cohorts.
Our town at siesra time.
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lt's a homer for Mary Alice.
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No, No, you mustrit jump.
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Western Day brings out the cowgirls.
Pat and Barbara all ser for a splash,
lo. Charlie Kay. are you fixing to rope a man!
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