Polytechnic High School - Parrot Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1958 volume:

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' lf 'Fwo decadpsi of activity hpVe trans- ,formed a brick consjrlfctiolrgiinto a .living R JLLQJL 'QNJLXM Wei organ!! an Iptetgraln partjlof the Ilfe of cs' each' who navstin torn breathed life into ' F X Ltbestrbngfanid siient haljsbf Polytechnic HP! If4Schookv,' ,N I' ' Wi' K iWe, commemorate ithe cfijniversqry of this building by remembering those who have consecrated it and by reviewing 0' - our own small portion of this consecra- if tion. ' A esta-ff A, 'i I , I KQ 'x. i 1-ALJ 112 v 'Ref CQQEL9 kg, Qi j.Zg?H3v, L ' Q xg I- U Efjcjpff 04 x if 1 fCQip1 I My SX R52 'Ilia xats-I., it 1 I' Q' 1 , . 'X i Ji -Q J mx QQ IW Moy? W B1 M LJ JERSONALITIES ....... ...... . .16 'V RQ fiiif,W'W9JMwiII WRGANIZATIONS ............ ..36 Of mOAk0fAfUg3r JJ J ATHLETICS ............... ........ 8 2 U A ADMINISTRATION .......... 106 PM CLASSES .............. ......... I 24 ACTIVITIES .... ......... I 90 3 U fa . 1 f 1 E 1 F i 1 5 I - 'F 3+ if fi. ,. Q gi ' ,qsgmv A . W3 QM, .. K hx., . N- - , ., yi. 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'U Xi X L ' I l -- fm' i Q' ku 4-R ' f Brenda Haynes Max Sims Sophomore Finalists -.ui SY'-1' '04 Ml -lf A -, , , Glenna Chambers Joe Glenn -' if 'iqxff M, 'W' -aj - ir be l 'r A H 1 C I 1 5 E 2 9 X 3 m 51 F 3 S E l 5 2 A S 2 2 ff ? ! , , , .AL M, ., v3 .X kxiffwf NSW uv , M f mf I if 5.2 2' 5? fy E. has 92 21 Q1 A if 51 an P ii 54 L, Q E V? ' z Z 25 ,, i 1 3? w- .Q Q .,-v A, ,....f f wiwewggwvgyw - JS 0'Malley Queen 4 iz V V M3 gil Ii vw? ' ' 'vi ' 1 ap yd Y Beverly Hunter Basketball l . L ,V , kykV-V Lqyv ww Xglf J ffl 1 .U ,Jr 'p Vi W JMg.v1QlH I R.O.T.C. Sweethearts Row 1: Beverly Bland, Ann O'MalIey, Janis Harrison. Row 2: Linda Houseworth Patti Schmid, Put White, Susan Statts, Linda Gregory, Sponsor, Miss Mary Tener A! i if ,iiii l - ' ffm A -:-'sr ' . e W llls V iw 'I i, 'TQ 'l f T il g ,Ill 7 T? 'gym' ,L ll ,fu th' lf, rrv' . '- i. Ill ' l'i', 2 ' Ill uv iz n y C y . ,ga-w-uuuuv I 4 ff! K I l l Cheerleaders Girls: Dolly Dollins, Jun Carter, Judy Carter, Beverly Hunter, Horvene Nauert. Boys: Johnny Couch, Terry Woolridge, Jerry Winton, Corky Zepeda, Sponsor, Evelyn Reeves. Fight on for Poly High, Our team fight on to victory. Shout out! Come on and cheer. lt's up to you. Fight on for dear ole Poly High. Fight on to victory. Fight on. a1f.1f..-sffif-..-1: f .Q?53-'ff' 31 Poly Wayne Allen The backstage service Poly as his ready smile as Mr. PolyQ Wayne's - him as an outstanding CIS a fixture at , nluull spirit, well qualifies him of many activities marks bol of the Poly tradition. Maynard Chapman Carolyn Steadman C0mbil'1ln9 Wlf Gnd poise, MC1ynC1I'd'S Contributing her time, energy, talent, tenure as president ofthe National Hon- and enthusiasm to studies, sports, and or Society provided many happy mo- singing, Carolyn has used her talents ments for Poly's distinguished scholars. to win Q place with the All-State Chorus. Who's Mike Hendrix What is so rare as a singing, studiou: football player? Mike has delighted au diences with his skill on the stage anc on the gridiron. Larry Stoorza As basketball manager, Larry contrib- uted to team efficiency and spirit. At the same time, he maintained member- ship in three honorary literary clubs. 34 Sara Jo Comito Sara's dancing feet and flashing smile have enlivened numerous programs. Nevertheless her books are never too far away. Leo Watkins A suave musician, scholar, and pc cian, Leo has presided over meeting the band, senior class, and Bio-Ch Phy, with easy composure. Y' r ' f. Emily Beyette Henry Taylor quiet girl who seems to thrive on clif- Poly's first Merit Scholarship was award- cult tasks, Emily edited the student ed to Henry Taylor, an aspiring nuclear lirectory and won top prizes in the physicist and all-around sport. nagazine sales drive. l l Who li gglfigzy .1 gn i it . xl , ir, .- 1 wh W. : X , l Ann Garrett Ann has served the Marching 'IOO as treasurer, corresponding secretary, and right guide. In spite of her many ac- tivities, she has an ample supply of honor cards. . gy T vx is 'Vx 'L ..,, f , . K Q, .wimfi ci. New 3 il i 1 L ,N J QQ., fri- -i N If ' f 1. F W' 4 Wi ' . , -.Qj'f , Betty lsham Clyde Hotman Jorking as secretary for several organ- Living the military life at Poly, Clyde :ations and for the senior class, Betty has applied his training in disciplne as excelled in scholastic endeavors to excel QS Q scholar and leader. nd personal charm. s ,f 'f .. 'ff 'HZ-EW? , 2 l KX Pat Humphries As Concert Mistress last year, Pat served the orchestra faithfully and graciously. This year she worked behind scenes to make every performance of the orches- tra a success. 35 gf? I, - V, .Aw Mg.- O 'D 21 F 4 4 .V ,Q .4 V I ORG! gf ' 4 , Affw, fx L N D f , 4 N MAA? L jkdffi ,061 3 Jdwtvl , 7 L' f f , Q 5 gxfdvl wa, L' JXQQ7 . ,ff ff - ML QW L-'JZ7fl'ff 4W Gif -CS 1' Wed , X V 1 ,ff 1 AOW4fL 44 fy!-gf ,J XZL3 MA 5 fb, eg A, fkjiwlv . ,lf 4 ZATIC l 'vu I 5 Q O Glee Club Many pleasant hours have been spent listening to the singing sixty members of Poly's Glee Club this year. Attending the annual TWC Clinic, participating in All-City competition and going to Denton for All-State try-outs have kept these choralists in tune. A series of bake sales financed a trip to Galveston for the group where Carolyn Steadman represented Poly in the All-State High School Concert on Feb- ruary 22. gt --1-0 1- 15,92 yt-fa: Y.. 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Concert Mistress, .Io Le Rue Black, smiles for camera. 1' 1 at r,Mee Q, t as . T r Vx is hie C 8 Violinists present Vivaldi Concerto Poly's first violinist, Pat Humphries, bows diligently. Orchestra pauses as Steve Smith solos in Beethoven's Concerto in C Minor Concert Band The ninety-piece concert band has consistent- university and high school music festivals ly received superior ratings in sight reading throughout the state. The annual concert helps and concert playing. This first division group to create interest in classical music. has presented special concerts at numerous The stage band of Polytechnic High School, consisting of twenty members from the con- cert band, has been acclaimed one of the outstanding high school dance bands in the country. The band plays for variety shows, banquets, and dances. The stage band has furnished music and special entertainment at the Miss Fort Worth contest for the past three years. Designated as Miss Texas Official Band at the T957 contest, the band performed daily at the three-day pageant at Kerrville and has al- ready been invited to return for the 1958 review. 9 I Row 'I: Tarchy Patterson, Glenda Hunter, Betty Bland, Jerry Jane Braswell. Row 2: Susie Swank, Sandra Kemp, Glenda Lasoter, linda Ashley. I ' I Row 1: Reita Nail, Kay Young, Sandra Parks, Sandra Martin, Judy Simpson, Joyce Thomas, Dorothy Halmark. Row 2: Peggy Wills, Sid Stevenson. 1 5 Q 5 E li 4 ' 1 .E M,,M .J T J M0 T VW l , Vw N W X, x T x 7V if Ll X iffflynlfff , fi Mfr Q W ,ff if f ff i W jf JU 77 Drum Maiors: Sid Stephenson and Peggy Wills y gif f-ffv X 7411 o fi The Marching lO0, known throughout Their trophy room is now filled with the Southwest as one of the outstanding awards for precision marching, both in band marching organizations in the country is a formation and in company fronts. The band, consistent first-division band. 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V K 3.5. .sglw Au vm, H f.: A AQUA-.gLA :mu Ki, ffZ 'mx.wL' 2 - A if ' ' N' . -L1-.fl L ,al IEW :E mir ' . x' K -' A The band, T30 in number, make a striking appearance in black uniforms with white cross belts, shoulder cords, gloves, and spats. The uniform is topped with black West Point style hats with white chin strips and large orange plumes. All of the brass instruments of the band are of bright yellow gold and are polished to perfection. The first rank of the band con- I' O' by , K sists of eight gold herald trumpets carrying 4 A of banners of black satin with white lettering . fsts K Q' Q A hr The Marching TOO. P J ' i . A ...., 1 J' qtijlgl ln addition to performing at the high school ' i ' V- -'Q' football games, The Marching lOO has made guest appearances at numerous college football games. l BE'll'lCl 0fflCEl'S Front Row: Harold White, Vice-Pres., Jim Cain, Sergeant-at-Arms, Peggye Wills, Asst. Drum Maior, Ann Garrett, Treas., Jerry Duffey, Student Director, Ted Kerr, Drill Master. Second Row: Jim Neathery, Librarian, Wayne Allen, Manager, Sid Stephenson, Drum Maior, Leo Watkins, Pres., Judy Simpson, Sec 3 N X S S is YB 3 5. lnlfllnnlmnn - 1mmzmLxxsLismxm' 1 XIQGQ' 3 0 I OV-J U w , Rhythm Girls Open House K J ' I l L f tiny J ,u f wap MQJAUZD 5 5fgMygJWa-fj ,jaw vflwgfx U. Q ,A Side By Side Kick Line Jun and Judy Corfer Rh thm , If 945 2. 3 5 .Y J if x f M' xv -goi oi Bo 'lr J , wah wfn, ' 1 'B ' Pyeol - -' 5'-3 af 1s0'l . i. '. Q 5. D D - W md I 606 We - - r sew 5 5 . MAH W' X Druthers Sponsor: Evelyn Reeves I. Sandra Kemp and Dolly Dollins 2. Darla Sandifer 3. Mike Hendrix and Darla Sanclifer 4. Pahi Schmid 5. Football boys jf 4 H 'XX Drill Team Sponsor, Linda Houseworth Reserve Officers Training Corps Headquarters Sponsor, Janis Harrison Battle Group Row 1 Lee Wllleff Battle Group sponsor Ann OMaIIey Eddne Hsarne Joel Norris. Row Rifle Team lill Carr, lobby '1D!Rl f, wliiiih A Company Sponsor, Susan Stunts Reserve Officers Training Corps C Company Sponsor, Linda Gregory '9 .sin-f'N. 1', 1:-Q .. .,...-.NW ' B Company Sponsor, Beverly Bland Reserve Officers Training Corps DCompany Sponsor, Pat White, Not Pictured Distributive Education Club Working for the yankee dollar is only a sideline for DE students at Poly High. Senior DE students arrive at school at 8 A. M. and attend four classes before rushing to work at noon. Juniors come at 9 A. M. and complete three subiects before leaving. On the iob they settle down to a quiet afternoon of general routine under the con- stant surveillance of an immediate supervisor as well as frequent visits by Miss Hudson. As these capitalists leave high school, they have a choice of attending college or of continuing their installment buying. 54 'dx ww? 639 00 X K fix ox X X f Y C. 0 if Q O 1: 1 fo ,1 f x Q X . .xx M an fm.. . Q61-4, J z Student Council Row 1: Sally Bantz, Joe Glenn, Ronnie Thorn, Betty lsham, Nancy Douglass. Row 2: Mr. John Hill, Fred Hubbard, Anne Galloway, Frank Jordan, Don Bax, Bobbie Sims, Jo le Rue Black, Kay Kuykendall, Mrs. Almena Johnson, Don Rosick, Jimmy Sanders, Ronnie Burton. Decorating Mr. T's Christmas tree was one of the Student Council's proiects for the fall. In its eighth year, the Council works from student body suggestions on such proiects as directing traffic in the halls. Members, selected in a popular election, co-operate with sponsors on school problems. President ......... Ronnie Thorn Vice-President .... .... J oe Glenn Secretary ....... .... B etty lsham Sponsors ..... ................ M r. John Hill Mrs. Almeno Johnson National Honor Society NEW MEMBERS SENIORS Marcia Anderson, Emily Beyette, Joan Blankenship, Charles Bubar, Don Box, Sharron Bratton, Sara Jo Comito, Barbara Dalton, Joyce Dalton, Doris Dickinson, Diane Drennan, Nancy Douglas, Jan Evans, Karen Gentry, Clyde Hotman, louis Hudson, Dorothy Johnson, Annie Keith, Michael Kerr, Linda McCormick, Helen Neckar, Marie Nolen, Donna Oliver, Gary Priddy, Dannye Jo Rhome, Mary Rupp, Marilyn Sharp, Shelby Sharpe, Nancy Thompson, Leo Watkins, Joan Welborn, Betty Westerholm, Wendell Wyly, Patricia Yeatts. JUNIORS Sue Bedford Kathryn Bullock, Frances Burkholz, Carol Dodd, Dollie Dollins, Scotty Gregory, Tommie Green, David Huddle, Sandra Kemp, Julie Kesmodel, Suzie Kovacs, Martha McBride, Paul McKean, Carol O'DelI, Sherrie Payne, Jimmy Sanders, Sandra Skillern, Pat Smith, Jo Spearman, Carolyn Stark, Patricia Stephens, Joycelyn Stevenson, Judy Taylor, Nancy Underwood, Karen Wade, Patrick Wadlington, Billy Webster, Linda Wilmoth. Organized to uphold high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice, the National Honor Society represents a distinguished group of Poly High seniors and iuniors. To qualify for this outstanding society, a student must have A in citizen- ship and no grade below B. Each spring after the first six weeks of the new semester, teachers select students for this honor by secret ballot. Initiation is held during a school assembly. President ...... . Maynard Chapman Vice-President .... ........... D avid Newell Secretary ...... ................ N ancy Ross Sponsor ...... ...... M iss Hope Stallings National Honor Society Raw I: Pat Humphries, Carol Goddard, Catherine Peden, Diane Rutland, Jo Le Rue Black, Teresa Aiton, Nedra Kemper, linda Shelton Beverly Berry Patsy Taylor. Row 2: Raymond Schiltz, Jimmy Bond, Mary Wright, Ruth Ann Moore, Nancy Ross, Catherine Conway, Marilyn Tinkle Tom Sigmon Maynard Chapman. Row 3: Jack Carter, Jimmy Cosby, Frank Jordan, Charles Leake, Mike Hendrix, Jim Fugate, Larry Stoorza, Steve Wakefield Sidney Waynick. w Q2 9- '53 RSX 1 0aXXa 95 Nia, NN 9 ON 6 1 avi-,gvx su MK 0 YL c, mm 9 1 Kms OAKS 9 A 0 Mmm M ummw pxxwm .B rescues KNAW 9 - 4 .2325 X2-.vse rav1WU Xw X, 65 my wAmxw5m?, MW WW' 15. Y NX vs mces 0 X gsm Q, ,,,,, BO? Q TNI' 0 ' 0 hw se A-:EIL-ji-.d-Q L P Liv-me ,castings Afwlwuy M Esrepund, nge 2 ng H Ed T P Ing rsnx gh' Fig TRICE gurchas ed hm in AX -go Orifice dvr ' 0 l S3 fig Y, 51 e Q D- agp Y- 2? 9 se Hen-Q .oo 73211, 1,1 a 410191 gauq moq l 28 V Nancy Ross, Frank Jordan, Raymond Schilrz, Bobbie Sims, leo Watkins, Marsha Dickey, and Emily Beyefte I 'h Completing its thirtieth year this fall, Bio-Chem-Phy, honorary science society, is Poly's oldest organization. Students having an A average in either chemistry or physics, work with Prof K. W. Dunkelberg, sponsor, performing numerous services for the school. One of their annual proiects is the publication of the school direct- ory for the students of Poly. A trip to the Texas State Fair in Dallas where the club viewed the Broadway musical My Fair Lady headed the socials for 1958. President .......... Leo Watkins Vice-President ..... David Newell Secretary ....... ........... E mily Beyette Sponsor ...... K. W. Dunkelberg Junior Classical League, one of Poly's largest organizations, cultivates interest in classical civilizations. Each year these ingen- ious Latin students auction new members as slaves to current club members, thus filling their coffers and financing their proiects. Junior Classical League President ........... Vice-President ...... Vice-President .......... Treasurer Recording Secretary ..... Corresponding Secretary ...... .... Parllamentarian ................. Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Scintilla Sponsors .. Scotty Gregory Alva Swearingin John Moore .. Julie Kesmodel Hestcu Windell Betty Isham Kathryn Bullock Martin Biggs Kenneth Barr Neil Collins Mrs. Bessie Ellis Mr. Pat Dodson Miss Lela Dalton Scotty Gregory, Alva Swearingin, John Moore, Betty Isham, Julie Kesmodel, Kathryn Bullock, Neil Collins, Homer Hess 0. ' Wi E-X rf- :Q.4-:Qs-.1- ' ,Q 4.7, '- if - ' Q . f Q, ,, '9 F. Wg. 2 1 If' 'T' L I my Q,ji,gf.g 'Z, if ,, ,, 1 ' .W H-. ....... ' J . 3 fx s ', 'VJ ' ei , V i - , lx , iif A , tiff S 1 W 1 A I 1. '-rlf K t' av -1 1 K' V Ex Sw ' ' Glynda Lusuter, Secretory, Donna Oliver, President, Carol Goddard, Vice President, Dan Williams, Treasurer. Donna Oliver and Dan Williams if a KX Spanish Club The Spanish Club, which made its debut this year, has added a new dimension to Poly. Under supervision of Mrs. Julia Welch, this club published a newspaper and translated words of the Alma Mater into Spanish. A Christmas party, featuring stunts, skits, and games based on Spanish customs, was given at the Sycamore Recreation Center. '- A ' i but QNS I-.Lis Q19 , Future Teachers Q e f , ts T 0 L P W ,ZA m ?k is P ' e ' e P s The FTA concentrates on stimulating interest in the teaching profession. F Activities consist of conventions, programs featuring outstanding educators as speakers, and a telegram-service on Valentine's Day. In the spring the Future Teachers spent one day observing and pratice-teaching in elemen- tary and junior high school classes. , President .... . ....... ....... ..... L i nda Shelton N Vice-President ....... ..... B everly Berry Secretary ............ ...... D olly Dollins Librarian ............ .............. P at Uberman Historian ............... ..... P at Elise Warkenten Parliamentarian ....... ........................ L inda Clark , Sponsors ................ ....... M iss Gertrude Golladay T Miss Ava White vw' g 51? T7 XT! Row I: Joyce Raines, Carolyn Fuller, Peg Brownin . R 2: M N' h I gy 9 ow ary ic os, Mrs. Laura Sawyer, Carol O'Dell, Eleene Rogers, Josie Townsend. Row 3: Barbara Huff, Elizabeth Hardin, Sandra Sprouse, Carolyn Cobb, Mary Duke, Patsy Gandy, Dorothy Davis, Pat Crenshaw, Marlene Kersting, June Barber, Jere Duncan, Mary Lou Stephens, Brenda Swanson, Patsy Vann. Future Nurses President ......... The Future Nurses of America was organ- vice-p,-esidem ,,,,,,, ized to promote interest in nursing. 59CfefGfY-Tfe0SUfef - ------- Corresponding Secretary Poly was represented at the State Conven- .. tion on March 7 at the Hotel Texas, where Publicity ......................,...... . they enjoyed a dinner and a party. SPOHSOV ----- Carol O'Dell Eleene Rogers June Barber Pat Crenshaw Peggy Browning Mary Duke Mrs. Laura Sawyer Row 1: .lerry Moss, Sharon Dillingham, Nancy Copeland, linda Inlow, Sara Watson, Helen White, Beverly Dawkins, Dot Kirkland, Jan Evans, Laura Hightower, Joyce Martin, Janette Douglas, Pat Price, lauretta Hall. Row 2: Charles Sprudlin, .loe Huffman, Richard Crouch, Willis Pruitt, Judy Bauer, Gary Todd, Francine McCoy, Jerry Winton, Ronnie McKenzie, Pat Edwards, Beverly Robertson, ' Armstrong, Pat Pruitt, Alton Anderson, Morris Jones, Dennis Taylor, Talmage Simpson, Thomas Fenn. Les Decors Promoting interest in the field of art is the primary purpose of Les Decors. Sketching trips, outdoor painting, and trips to art museums provide entertainment for the group. The Decorators design and construct scenery and decorations for the school activities. Studying great art with the aid of films, slides, and the explanations of Mrs. Resa Oglesby, sponsor, is another activity. President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... Sponsor ..... Jerry Evans, Sharon Loclrlear, Bobby Hargls, Pat Richard Crouch Judy Bauer Sara Watson Willis Pruitt Mrs. Resa Oglesby Library Club Row 'l: Mrs. Nora Sue Ray, Mary Wright, Mrs. Anabel Arrington, Claudette Hebert Row 2: Joyce Gray, Behy Bland, Joan Townsend, Larry Smiih, Linda Clark, Sharon Jones, Billy Ray Johnson, Darrell Noe, Mary Ann Lee, Charles Bubar, Sidney Wuynick, Jimmy Bond. J I 1 i f9f6 President . ......... Mary Wright Sponsors .... ...... M rs. Nora Sue Ray Mrs. Doris Arringfon 5' ff f 31,9 A -AO' in, .Q gtg.. ,,.,..,. r x K XI ,, f 1 f J , Six' 'f fr A K 4- ug.. ri 1, fs . ., y ,S-5, M Ki Row 'l: Barbara Dalton, Susan Staats, Nancy Underwood, Sandra Seeman. Row 2: Alvarene Swearingin, Donna Oliver, Kay Rudolph, Barbara Helms. Allied Youth By discussing problems caused by social drinking, members of Allied Youth hope to prevent students from becoming alcoholics. Vice-President Susan Staats' trip to Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, was the climax to Sponsors ..... President .......... their activities this school year. Barbara Dalton Vice-President ..... ............ S usan Staats Secretary .......... ...... N ancy Underwood Treasurer ...... ...... S andra Seeman Mrs. Julia Welch Mr. Bobby Sherrod Rev. Hugh McKinney Junior Red Cross Poly sends a gift chest overseas each year. This chest, filled with supplies for fifty stu- dents, is the result of the efforts of the school's Junior Red Cross directed by Mrs. Boessenroth. . ' mm: .s JUXWU Bmw My if Row I: Pat Uberman, June Stanley, laura Ellison. Row 2: Ann Comer, Pat Humphries, Judy Hearne, Sara Comito. Row 3: Brenda Tackett, Frances Bark- holtz, Diana Rowland, Nancy Underwood, Terry Croakin, John Moore, Billy Ray Lee, Dixie Eudey. JUNIOR RED CROSS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President .......... ..... B illy Ray Lee Vice-President ..... .............. J ohn Moore Secretary .......... ...... N ancy Underwood Treasurer ...... ...... T erry Croakin Reporter ...................... Committees Publicity Entertainment ..... .. Dixie Eudey Pat Uberman June Stanley Brenda Tackett Glen Walker Art ....................... ..... F rances Barkholtz Joycelyn Stevenson Executive Council Anne Comer Laura Ellison Sophomores ............ Diana Rowland Judy Hearne Juniors ...... Seniors ...... ......... S ara Jo Comito Pat Humphries Sponsor ..... ....... M rs. Iva Boessenroth v h Mori: del? ' Ll in R-an C he iw 9,1-ken gozuqherinju :athen- d Seemunm :N7l:lun1e ,,Rg7Moll9Y' men Sun 'd bb. new u V' ' dy Jugs' u1'nb5fg8h A-nl! 11 .lv X Gallo hgh' Row cord rowLS: L 'l:l-sfniiuv. 5 SP 9 Membership is open to any girl in Poly High who wishes to ioin the organization. 68 FALL CABINET President ........... ............................. B everly Hunter Vice-President ...... .... M arcia Anderson Secretary ......... ..... B everly Parker Treasurer ..... ........ J udy Williams Devotion .... .... C atherine Conway Program ..... ............ J o Le Rue Black Service .... ......................... S ue Sprowls Social ...... Sidney Carol Galloway Publicity .... .............. A nn O'Malley Historian ....... .... I rene Obenberger Membership .... ...... S andra Seeman Decoration .... .... Ga yla Randolph Pin ...................................... ........... J oyce Webb Corresponding Secretary ............ Brenda Tackett Sponsor ............................... Miss Katherine Rose y , 41.0, VA., . 1, T '?3V'5 Q3:ir'W.i,' 4 ' 95 xa , , x ,, IX, af.. SPRING CABINET President .......... Vice-President ..... Secretary ....... Treasurer ..... Tickets ...... Social Service .... Devotion Publicity ...... Historian ........ Membership .... Pin ................. Decoration .......... Program ............................ Corresponding Secretary Posters .............................. Marcia Anderson Beverly Hunter Teresa Carter Betty lsham Beverly Berry Suzy Bauer Catherine Conway Karen Briggs Ann Condra Sara Jo Comito Nancy Rogers Dolly Dollins Gayla Randolph Beverly Parker Emily Beyette Joycelyn Stevenson Sponsor .......... .. Standing, left to right are Ann Condra, Gaylu Randolph, Beverly Parker, Nancy Rogers, Catherine Conway, Emily Beyetfe, Sara Jo Comito, Suzy Bauer, Karen Briggs, Dolly Dollins, Joycelyn Stevenson. Seated are Betty lshum, Teresa Carter, Beverly Hunter, and Marcia Anderson. Miss Katherine Rose Each year voluntary help is given to the March a group of determined Leti girls the downtown area and solicit of Dimes by who invade money from business men. Striving to promote fellowship and high ideals among Poly girls, the club enioys a luncheon at Holiday Ranch, and Christmas and Spring for- mal dances. The club fills baskets for needy families, presents programs to hospital patients, and sponsors an Easter egg hunt for orphans. .gulf Volleyball Club The girls' volleyball team, composed of stu- dents in the advanced sports class, competed against other schools in an all-city tournament held in November. Poly advanced to the finals, losing to Paschal, who attained the city cham- pionship. Row 'l: Carolyn Wood, Tommie Green, Sue Bedford, Alva Swearingin, Jan Evans. Row 2: Nancy Ogden, Shirley Taylor, Thelma Harris, Sara Watson, Susie Green, Anita Hess, Emily Stanton, Peggy Ray, Linda Wilmoth. Row 3: Glenda Aiton, Kathryn Sparks, Sharon Taylor, Sherrie Branch, Clel Lancaster, Bobbie Russell, Paula Schmidt, Jo Spearman, Cynthia Hale, Linda Lambert, Deanna Templeton, Nancy Thompson. Row 4: Marsha Vance, Pat McDaniel, Josie Townsend, Karen Wade, Jo Ann Campbell, Donna Oliver, Linlda Dickey, Carolyn Steadman, Kay Morse, Carol Caywood, Vicki Johnson, Verna Lewis, Mary Prather, Pat Reames, Sponsor, Mrs. Cecil Owens. - ,gf K 4, Va ,Af M g s , li l I ' ,Ol 1 4, . I 6 l l ? .5 -, ,Q V. , if 6. 8-are T l V s f Hx.: ' K l t 'F' S ii ,T gf i o ,l 4 , , 5 Q 5 . s i . . 4952! s Y s Q - t, t -T , Q . If t ' - , j Y Vt, L , A fn Y xr L -K ,fail S ' 1 X , N , , jfs, X xg' an 'RK Bowling Club Row l: Judy Heurne, Judy Siory, Vera Ohlen, Judy Dupree, Sandro Caudle. Row 2: Gary Tarpley David Widener, David Fisher, Durel Williams. Row 3: Ronnie McKinzie. 53 W 'E' Z ,M ,-aizixs, 4' n QQ' eve' age 0 3355 Yflwve 'sag ov' nfs' Q44 ' Q0 'S t ' 1' ' 2 Q O X ,' 3339 X' - - fve asf' Nz 1 J Tennis Club President ......... ............. D on Box Vice-President Jeanine Francis Secretary .... ......... ....... L i nda Shelton 55'44, va' '33- 'l E ,,x N O O' ' 1. ,,gf Q ti 4' :xxx Ri! of t iff, ,. l 'y - Sponsor .... .... M rs. Mary Nell Watson ! X F .!' ,, 'W X? K i lj x R L5 1, x mfg? Y 4, as a.4 ' Mu- V' Ala Row 1: Mary Ann Wilson, Jo Le Rue Black, Jeanine Francis, Linda Shelton, Beverly Berry, Mary Jane Chapple, Catherine Conway. Row 2: Beverly Fletcher, Carol Wilson, Julie Kesmodel, Alvarene Swearingin, Sue Bedford, Jo Spearman, Gary Todd, Don Box, Will Wright, Delmus Kelly, Ronnie Thorn. Row 3: Sandra Seemann, Joyce Martin, ladene Cook, Sandra Doughman, Mike Henry, Julian McCurtain, Maynard Chapman, Dale McCall. i 11+ f t dl , nh is filo li if - ,. , , err', A 1 A J A , f ' WFP W M45 2, X' in is ,ew '1' V, , ,rf 1 ' TA fy s ' -- If Y, Nw' f f' W ,fig . , F J 'lf s 3, ,fi 'J su ,s-...V-,gels-'ef-'-1-+..--fag' ' f- 5 'lf' I' ' 1 .f J ,A . '- . ' ' ., .wi ' 5, . I' me jk, 11, we Row l: Marilyn Haney, Susan Staats, Francine McCoy, .loan Erwin, Gloria Langston, Marlene Kersting. Row 2: Emily Hodges, Joan Blankenship, l E i Marsha Dickey, Helen Neckar, Carol Goddard, Ann O'Malley, Gayle Miller, Gay Power. Row 3: Steve lol-tin, Barry Talmadge, Jerry Kunkel, Jo Le Rue Black, l Mrs. Dorothy Estes, Milt McConnell, Terry Woolridge, Robert Ferrell, Tim Hawthorne, Andy Barr, Beverly Jones, Phil Vinson, Nancy Douglass, Larry Pars- ley, Kenneth Wilbanks, Jerry Winton. A laughing, profit-making Santa Claus rode into Poly on an invisible sled pulled by journalism dears. This scheme, like in- troducing a cat, a dog, and a pin-up girl to Parrotland, originated at a Press meeting. ln December, twenty-one reporters at- tended the convention of the Texas High School Press Association at TWU in Denton. With students from two hundred other high schools, they relaxed at a dance and a Tim Hawthorne used his masculine uppe banquet between conferences and clinics. s,,,de,,,s ,D buy ,he moo, Pape, Santa Claus carries good little Carolyn Ful- ler around Poly. Susan Staats, Marilyn Haney, and their dates sit through the music at the Press Clul:'s party. al for enti 1 l ,f . gg, e 'F n A gig, r ii N 1' lthe Press Club's promotion for annual sales, Marsha M,-S, Eyes, do you really 'hink you ey and Tim Hawthorne porade. x r Miss Parrot 1958, Charlotte Wright, surprises football Co-captain James inson as she comes out of the surprise package symbolizing the Package X, 4,L,,.a-ft, r I can solve Ann 0'MalIey's problem? ,A ' 35 V ' is' P , cf 1g,,M f wt Marlene Kersting, Advertising, Louis Hudson, Photographer, and Pat Barton, Circulation, kept the presses rolling. President ......... Vice-President ....., Secretory ........ Reporter ..... Sponsor .... Nancy Douglass Andrew Barr Phil Vinson Ann O'Molley Mrs. Dorothy Estes 75 J I in te.. ww Q, Q ,Q- fsflw o - ' Barbara Taylor and Roy Francis discuss annual drawings. Ms Assembling class pictures are Jo Le Rue Black, Susie Wynne, Marilyn Haney, Susan Staats, Glenda Hunter, and Dorothy Johnson. Master typist, Cecilia Black pounds away on annual 76 copy. I x Which is the dummy? These section editors look over dummy books preparing the annual. They are Helen Neckar, favorites, Guy H1 snapshots, and Gay Power, sports. The Parrot MJ, ,yy l , in Q Cqu - -fo,-,i 'Wil . o,, '11 ' ' lr 41,86 . or ' Di 4' of r e ,B Y an lqk. ll F 'Wg rqflgf q 9 he sd- Mpc Ur ok of 1-1,6 Kami! S y,e9l wg 0,99 'I so A on n . qmso .ow is WAX Ytoaodl 569 ',,o9o Coxuqvo awe Guy Powers is supervising .,a0 l 90 6 xo 1- on hoo ' Yr ysellfxllra WM' Q09 mugs Boon ,346 u 01 60 xghnso C094 orolwlqeofboov V- 69 The Parrot refreshment time for a harassed sn-iff before a deadline. Anything for the cause, said Louis Hudson while rushing around taking annual photo- graphs. 77 lillilllllllll Ililllllllilll i ggi: Checking for mistakes are Carole Smith, Dixie Eudey, and Gloria Langston, copyreaders. The day began like any other day with you, Herman Parrot, as Parakeet editor. But today was destined to be your big day -the day you got that long-awaited story an insect life in Poly High School. Even though you have your troubles, you ove your job and live for the moment you fvalk into the journalism class. Worrying seems to be a big part of your iob. Will enough ads be sold? Will the staff turn their stories in on time? Will all the pictures be taken? Will we meet the deadline? hw-want L Tim Talbert, Jerry Kunkel, Jerry Winton, and Tiny Wilbanks, Circulation managers, place papers in the teachers boxes. 78 Linda Shelton types copy as Don Cook and Guy Ham sit ready to help. . Charlene Jones, Gayle Miller, Carol Goddard, Beverly Hunter and Ann O'MaIIey practice their smiles for prospective adver: tising customers. The Parakeet if ? , an Members of the spring Parakeet staff work with fall editors on a new edition. Checking copy are Susan Staats, Lana Warfard, Beverly Jones, .loan Blankenship, Dorothy Johnson, Lora Hubbard, Glenda Davis, Jo Le Rue Black, and Susie Wynne. But today, Herman, it is worth all the worry and rush. Your big article finally comes, rewritten for the sixth time by reporter Ida Italic. It looks good this time and is OKed by the copyreaders. You send Flash Bulb, the photographer, to take a picture of a three-stinger- ed bee. You send the picture to the engraver and the article to the headline writers and then, at last, to the ulcerated printer. After the sales, Herman, you are told the results. Wonderful. Those are the best sales results yet. You worked Members of the spring business staff include Wilma Moore, Gay Power, Martin Biggs and Pat White. hard, Herman Parrot, but today it was worth it, only S20 in the hole. Mailman Barry Talmage A quick inspection of Grady Burch's Ford shows the staff members what happened to the :ar they featured in an issue. Row 1: Marsha Dickey, Cecilia Black, Francine McCoy, Susan Staats, Marlene Kersting, Helen Neckar. Row 2: Joan Blankenship, Lora Hubbard, Wilma Moore, Jo Le Rue Block, Lana Warford, Dorothy Johnson. Row 3: Beverly Jones, Nancy Douglass, Marilyn Haney, Pat White, Susie Wynne, Gloria Langston, Glenda Davis, Gay Power. Row 4: Phil Vinson, Guy Ham, Fred Maior, louis Hudson, Don Cook, Don Buckman. Not Pictured: Barry Talmage and Carol Goddard. CJUHI Q and Scroll 2 Sponsor-Mrs. Dorothy Estes K : Quin mn nam! JP? Sn f Y ,gf N mis - M sz my A , K iw db. mg 3.1 N 4, 'K OU, 9 I 'nv O . 0 . ATI 3 w I O . B I I Q ETICS I XJ XJ Coach Jack Hurley Couch Dan Campbell FOOTBALL ,....,,.-sv-v-.Y-W .... 'W Coaches party over furkey dinner with granclstand quarterbacks .lohn Cgqch Tgmmy Tqylgr Hill and C. A. Thomps Oh. 3 ? ,nam x ,iw 3, e i , E 7 XX Couch Jack Whitley Coach Harry Mullins -I - Ir- WGS tg Q 5, 44 , ,wif , it ,L ,,, M if Si. rg.. q Ag ' nick- K 'M M 0'-5 v 1 we jd N P y 'L ' .i7'5't 'Wa 3 ' . ,. it ' f ,.,,,,-A, uf W ,, , ,4 .yy Q l i TA V I surf do-4 ' xxx 1. . fa 4,5 cf y W rw eu Y Hr: ka '3 Row l: Jim Virgin, Kenneth Wilbanks, Gary Gwyn, Don Rosick, Steve Wakefield, Harold Gale, Johnny Burrell, Johnny Nabors, Sonny Rozina. Row 2: Mike Hendrix, Dennis Hopkins, Jimmy Singleton, Eugene Mayes, Dean Spurlock, Pruitt Benson, Tim Hawthorne, David Newell, Gary Priddy. Row 3: Ronny Holiday, John Levings, Pat Wadlington, Howard Stallings, James Hoskinson, John Laneri, Mike Derden, Jerry Earnheart, Frank Shannon, Arthur Hagar. Football X X , ,X xiwkmxx K X From left to right: Tommy Allen, Harry Tyson, Bill Childress, and Morris Clark. MANAGERS Besides the numerous odd iobs, the managers look after equipment and minor injuries of the team. For this reason they attencl a trainers' school under the direction ot Elmer Brown at TCU for a week during the summer. 85 Mike Hendrix contests for ball in Carter game. Harold Gale, End, 2-year Let- terman, Sr., All- District Second Team f xii All-District Honorable Mention Johnny Nabors Center, 2-year Letterman, Sr., if-Q5 Howard Stallings, Tackle, 2-year Letter- man, Sr., All-District Second Team, Dan Douglass Award John Laneri, Back, 3-year Letterman, Sr., Co-Captain ... fr I. 4 as X. .Y v f- L 4 Y X ,,, eip A Q XX Q NJ Johnny Burrell, End, 3- year Letterman, Sr., All- City Team, Outstanding Player of Year Award 3 ' , ,nf 4-1 nr . ws , . Sonny Rozina, Back, 3- year Letterman, Sr., All- District Hc-norable Men- tion James Hoskinson, Guard, 3-year Letter- man, Sr., All-District First Team, Captain Eugene Mayes, Back, 3-year Lette K man, Sr., All-Distri Honorable Mention ,-. ct Gary Priddy, Back 3-year Letterman, Sr., Co-Captain N l I l like Hendrix, End, nan, . 5..- : gf -ff if :yew 5,151 ,L - - 54 ff x 4' Mfg ' flilferf' , figs- Q5 2 E, ,, fr any .J K . a 'hm 'sf 1 T A :,. s 1, ,Q 1 5 3, Ronny Holliday, Back, 2-year Letterman, Jr. All-District Honorable Mention .i ir:.y,g. -X 'V 2, Q, -i ffxz' pw t- , , n x.. - .Nl- x X, 2-year Letter- : x 1 f .V ,J , ,fain , it L, 1 11 9 f , eff ii Pruitt Benson Guard 2-year Letterman, Jr. I it -5,5 X 'x elf, , ,lx if l Eugene Mayes and loose ball face .,' U oncoming Tech player. 6 L 1 'gf I gil ' NDR' ,E . , ' o WZ 0 . in f O T Tim Hawthorne, ff I Qi-'ltli' in in Guard, 2-year Letter- ' Ei man, Sr. , m he A , .. l A , 2 'L ic'-lift J ' f - ' xx N V iz' , f 4'f'129g?f -,Q I E, 1' 4 David Newell, Center, Q A H y , 'l-year Letterman, Sr. A xii: N-2 2 QV tx Mille Bunt, Tackle, 'I- year Letterman, Jr. Arthur Husur, End, l- year Letterman, Sr. .1 1 K X , . T 'Q f.. ,, , J' it o , ' 1 K ' 5, 1 'Wi Y 5 Steve Wakefield, End, JUYY Eflfnllufff Gvafd, 'l.yeq,- Legfe,-man, Sr. 'l-year Letterman, Jr. Jimmy Singleton, Back, 3-year Letterman, Sr. 87 Don Rosick, End, 1-year Letterman, Jr. Residents of Parkdale Street were awakened on August 30 at 7 a.m. by the vigorous shouts of Poly's football team as the first workout of the season began. After completing physi- cal examinations, 33 varsity players and 36 sophomore donned uniforms to begin passing, blocking, and tackling. Knowing the few victories of the two pre- vious years the boys and coaches decided to change the record. D.D.T. was their prescrip- tion. Desire, determination and teamwork can cure all ailments. September l4, Palo Duro of Amarillo de- feated Poly T9-O in the season's opener. Bus loads of enthusiastic students went to Glade- ,t Vykr, xx . 1- ,I Jim Virgin, Back, l-year Letterman, Jr. Pot Wudlington, Back, T-year Letterman, Jr. 2. I ' ,fp , . F' if sf, .1 3 .4 , .R 5, ,f QE rx 1 'in - ittl H h . y lf. 3 it-f: ' Dean Spurlock, Back, 'l- ' year Letterman, Jr. ' w . 1 water September 20, for the school trip. Many fans quit smiling as the Bears slipped by the Parrots T2-6. The next two games resulted in losses. The Houston Reagan game September 28, took a surprise ending with Reagan coming from behind in the last quarter to defeat Poly 18-7. The Parrots fourth loss was on October 4 at Lufkin. The scoreboard showed Lufkin 'I3 and Poly O. The field looked unconquerable on October ll as Poly met undefeated Longview. But this time the Parrots came out ahead T2-7. Non-conference standing at the close of the season was l win to 4 losses. isa-4 'A iw Poly players can John Levings, Tackle, 1- year Letterman, Jr. Eugene Mayes is down with the ball and North Side closes in. Heights stopped by Poly, 22-12. 4 .1 I I 1 laik eff 2. V, ii' X Gary Gwyn, Back, Sr X Mike Derden, End, Sr. X ,X x I Kenneth Wilbanks, Tackle, Sr. Frank Shannon, Center, , 7 J, 3- , -.J x Q X Dennis Hopkins, Jr. Tackle, Poly 0, Carter 12 Poly 32, Tech 0 Poly 19, North Slde 6 POLY CARTER POLY TECH POLY NORTH SIDE 5 .,,... .............,. F irst Downs .,,..,,..,,,.,..,....... 16 15 .............,......,.. , First Downs .....,...... .,.... 1 2 13 ..,..... .......,......, F irst Downs . ......,.....,,..,... 13 22 .............. Yards Gained Rushing ...,....,..,,, 322 323 ...,..,....... Yards Gained Rushing .............. 149 171 ....,.......,, Yards Gained Rushing .............. 217 51 ....,......... Yards Gained Passing ..,...,...,... 4 63 ..,........... Yards Gained Passing .....,........ 47 44 ........ ,..... Y ards Gained Passing .,.,....,..... 64 , 5 of 19 ........., Passes Completed ,... ..,... 1 of 5 3 of 10 ...,.... Passes Completed ........ 5 of 17 4 of 12 ......,,,, Passes Carnpleted ....,...,. 6 of 16 0 .,......,,.... Passes Inlefeepied by .......,..,... I 0 .............. Passes lmereepied by .,,.....,...., 1 1 .,......,,.... Passes lntercepted by .............. 1 2 .,....,,.... opp. Fumbles Recovered ...,........ o 1 ,.........., opp. Fumbles lzeeevelea .,........,. 2 2 ...,.,....,. opp. Fumbles Recovered ..........,. 1 3 far 34,9 ...... Punts, No., Avg. .,.... 6 for 30.1 2 for 35.5 .... Punts, No., Avg, .... 7 for 23,2 6 for 34.0 .... Punts, Na., Avg, .... 2 for 34.0 1 for 5 .... Penalties, Na., Ydge, 6 for 70 11 for 75 ,. Penalties, No., Ydge. .. 6 for 70 4 for 20 ..,, Penalties, No., Ydge. 1 for 5 Poly 19, Paschal 40 Poly 22, Arl. Heights 12 POLY PASCHAL POLY ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 23 ...... .. ............. First Downs ...., ....,.............. 2 1 13 -...... ........,..... F irst Downs .................,...... 12 58 ..,...,....... Yards Gained Rushing ,......... -400 161 -----,-...--.. Yards Gained Rushing ...,......... . B0 208 ......,....... Yards Gained Passing ...,........,, 14 21 ....,..,,..... Yards Gained Passing ......,...., 0 19 of 39 ...,,. Passes Completed ,.... . 2 at 6 3 of 9 .....,.... Passes Completed .. .,,...., 0 af 6 0 .,,......,,... Passes Intercepled by , ........,,... 2 2 .,...,.....,,. Passes Intercepted by -4-,-..---e--, 2 4 ,,,,,,,,.,,, opp, Fumble, lzeeevefed ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 ,......, Opp. Fumbles Recovered , .,...,. l 4 for 33.0 Penis, Ne., Avg. ,... 1 for 48,0 2 fer 20 ..,, Penalties, Ne., vdge. .,.. a for 70 5 fer 36.2 ..,. Penis, Ne., Avg. .... la for 33.0 4 for :lo ..,, Penellles, Ne., Ydge, .... 1 for 5 R0 311' 2? Lyles Award Voted Outstanding Player of the Year, Johnny Burrell was presented the Lyles Award by J. J. Lyles. This award is presented an- nually by Mr. Lyles. The player is chosen by the team at the end of the season. Dan Douglass Award Chosen by the coaches for his outstanding ability in blocking and tackling, Howard Stallings was presented the Dan Douglass Award. Howard and Nancy Douglass, Dan's sister, were pre- sented miniature footballs at the football banquet in January. The award was named in memory at Dan Douglass. L l m ,g ,',- ,l ,- X AL 1'-,-., e . . f g'.'.y'gpfg z 1 .1 , f - 3' 1 1- S J eu Q 'N . 7 ' flf ' ' f 5 . f J . I-if ef Q i Vi M L H M 'K T-M 'TRW' A Mez 1' --W - - 'eve' ef- eww-.eee eoe.e-.f,,e,.e.-.ew..-New ...Uv -,,..n,, ,UNM ,Quin v, viqr, I I Y:- A if B .B ,M , -. ML ,LL Q! if B Team Row 'I: Ed Schoonmolcer, Jimmy Lewis, Larry Thompson, Larry Butler, Norman Maize, Gailand Priddy, Joe Bell, Ronnie McCoy, David Armes, Harold Meams. Row 2: Joe Rhodes, Raymond Gray, Woody Yarboragh, David Buckman, Jim Wilson, Bill Ingram, Larry Griffin, Buddy Isbell, Chuck Lindsey, Bob Greenwalt, Ronnie Beams, Clinton Yates. Row 3: James Hammons, Jimmy Sanders, Homer Hess, Joe Glenn, Louis Eornhart, Dan Casey, Robert Wilson, Bob Stalcup, Carl Adams, Billy Telford, Alan Rhome, Kenneth Hoskins, Mike McKissack. Schedule Sept. 19-Cleburne B Sept. Handley A Oct. 3-Castleberry A Oct. 10-Arlington B Oct. 17-Carter B Oct. 24-Paschal B Oct. 3l-North Side B Nov. 7-Tech B Nov. 14-Arlington Hts. Kenneth Hoskins, Joe Rhodes, and Lewis Eornheort board the bus for the football field. .-nav B team football players Norman Maize and Gailand Priddy are safe in the care of their managers and trainers. They are Tommy Allen, Beniie Copeland and Joy Greene. 91 Q1 N , Conference Scheclule 1 F January , 3-Nbrth Side January 6-Technical ' January 9-Arlington Heighfsi January 14- January 27- January 29- Carter Paschal lah Side February 4-Technical February 7-Arlington Heights February 13-Carter February 14-Paschal nil rf-V f .1 '. 'ii Basketball N QQ ii A Team Row I: Pat Wadlington, Jimmy Campbell Johnny Fowler, Eugene Sargent, Don Rosick, Coach Harley, Principal C. A. Thompson, Coach Whitley, Irvin Rue, Johnny Burrell, Ronny Holiday, Gary Priddy, and Barry Oxford. Row 2: Larry Stoorza, Maynard Chapman, Harry Tyson. B Team Row lz Mike Powell, Bill Neckar, Doug Slate, Tammy Heiklrinen, Dave Hill, Joe Glenn, Hatcher Godfrey. Row 2: Coach Harley, Larry Eakins, Ben Neel, Charlie Collins, Larry Wren, L. T. Brown, Coach Whitley. Boys! Remember this is a basketball g Johnny Burrell, Forwar Herman, All-Distric ention Non-Conference Schedule November 25 Poly ...... ....... 8 3 Birdville .......... 53 November 29 Poly ...... ....... 5 9 Grand Prairie 44 December 2 Poly ...... ....... 5 5 Birdville .......... 73 December 10 Poly ...... ....... 6 5 Denton ............ 64 December 17 Poly ...... ....... 6 4 Grand Prairie 37 December 20 Poly ...... ....... 6 0 Highland Park 64 January 8 Poly ...... ....... 6 5 Highland Park 59 dl SL, 2.yeqf Eugene Sargent, Forward, Sr., 2-year Letterman Irvin Rue, Center, Sr., 3-y L it e All-District second team All-District honorable me 1 FQ 0,3 vi 5 x.'.le'us 1 rg - 2 fs 'MY E fs S L- h ', Q gg, 323, .,.,,. f 5 ' . .A 2 5 K kk P W In SWB! llgk. gif. A ,.' '- ,Wyw f ' , - f Q W . 5 Q f - 1 -Hit i 1 ,I l v ' s 5 ...Q 90 Eugene Sargent receives from Principal Thompson the third Mr. T award which was presented to the out- standing basketball player at cu banquet in April. 97 vu. Row 'I Edwin Travis Larry Ekms Gary Pridcly, Frank Waliers, John Laneri, Stacy Jackson, Don Beats, Tony Varley Danny Slmonlon Darrell Labhart Gary Ashlock Row 2 Coach Mullins Jimmy Lingenfelier, Jerry Henson, Mike Hendrix, Sonny Rozina, Ronny Holiday Howard Sialllngs Prum Benson Johnny Burrell Steve Wakefield Larry Thompson, Pa! Wadlingion, Tommy Allen. Practice Schedule March 18 . ........ Brewer March 2'l .. ..... Big Spring March 25 ..... ...... B rewer March 28, 29 .... Big Spring Sealed in the dugouf, the bo .sigh ,qw- .xr Q Ny 'si v vga Veteran players for this season are Johnny Burrell, Tony Varley, Sonny Rozina, and Howard Sallings s I 2 A ' f ., , ,. ,K . ,. if f ,e5,a,pulf, 3 2 f 2 'F F E' 4 5 , ' . gs M, l 'ff . I 'A i 1 rg is 1 Aid! April 3 April 8 April ll April 15 April 18 nu... ...........- ...-- ss.. -...- ...- :cf .?5' ii?-'J Mike Hendrix and Gary Priddy resume pitching duties for the second year. - A 5-D 3 ...ty sl 2 K A , 5' y r P 'V' Y, , r ,M ,M J V . .. , .. , fur 8.59 X. '91' What could Coach Harry Mullins be telling the boys to have such an atte tive audience? Conference Schedule vs, Tech April 25 vs. Tech Poly vs. Arlington Heights April 29 .......... Poly vs. Arlington Heights ..................Poly vs. Carter May 2 .. ...................Poly vs. Carter .........Poly vs. Paschal May 6 .........Poly vs. Paschal ......Poly vs. North Side May 9 ...... ....... P oly vs. North Side Q Eugene Sargent Johnny Burrell Johnny Burrell Lorry Fciris Jack Thompson Johnny Fowler B. G. Brumley .... .... Homer Hess ..... Track ...lst-High Jump ..2ncl-High Jump 'lst tie-Pole Voult 2ncl-Brood Jump .3rd-Brood Jump ....4th-880 Run .........4th-Mile ......4th-440 Dosh Mile Reloy Teom 3rd Eugene Moyes Bill lngrom Jim Virgin Johnny Fowler Homer Hess displays the form which earned him fourth place in the 880 Run at the Tarleton Meet. , . li 1 xy' K Q A F in 3 fs ,M I . f 1 i s 32 f -sf. ' in Q- 4 Ju-gi ' , si Q wi A ,,,. 1' M ., K K ..., W, , .. ., 5' 'i a , s M he 1- lx pw 'F J' I T . . ,s L ' E vr'- 'r v -, , as M 1' 1 w 1 ,,.afk',.' 5, 'Q' Q .1 we J in 'V' 'L MQW 4-7 XS t - . - J 'V ew, We ,fl 5 . - .1 , 'X V' L e V Q , .V 'fy ,gwfgg 45 . ,f if .- if uv-wif.. A' 1-L fe? -1-W ' V- 93 z wk M ,,.F'w M., A-ks' New A, 'l flilgin 591523 ew ffle ' W .r9'? '55rsaf3SifMfi Z., Lair 1mSXw 'zwwlvgr g ffffwzm in ' ' ,Q 1 in if r?iwf2 1 fw?f- 4 , ,. i ans?-,M -Hwy, as X 1. larry Faris captures o first in t broad iump with 21' 2 at Tarletm nnnimnrmnu-mizvuui -- . N v . M ,... .. r . , - e v. , .V +-rc rm w s, ff,.,.4.,:. if Row 1: Johnny Fowler, B. G. Brumley, Larry Faris, Johnny Nabors, Borry Oxford, Jimmy Campbell, Dean Spurlock, Phil Daniels, and Bill Ingram. Row 2: Joe Rl10d9S, Dllvid AYITIES, Tommy R0l-'0bil1S, Billy TelfOI'd, Eugene Moyes, Homer Hess, Larry Buckner, Jack Thompson, Beniie Copeland. Row 3: Harry Tyson, Kenneth Hoskins, Dennis Hopkins, Eugene Sargent, Don Rosick, Jim Virgin, Bobby Flonigun, Jack Oliphant, Jack Morris, Coach Toylor. 100 1958 Track Schedule J March 22 .... ................ T arlton Relay March 29 .... .......... B rownwood , ,M I April 5 ...... ........ C owtown Relay April 10, 11 ........ District Track Meet Eugene Sargent brushes the bar in the Southwest Invitational Meet. Jim Virgin drives into the stretch in the 440 at Farrington Field. ss B. G. Bromley, :ity co-champion in the pole vault with a vault of 12 feet. Coach Taylor and tracksters prepare for meet. Barry Oxford, Don Rosick, Jimmy Campbell and Eugene Sargent during a lull at track meet. 101 Golf Team 1958 Schedule Tarlton Tournament ..March 22, 23 2 Stock Show ........... ....... M arch 15 District Meet ..... ..... M arch 28 Standing: Luther King, Frank Jordan, Kent Wade. Kneeling: Tommy Wrinkle, Mike Maluise. kr.: . x. .. si 2 ' 'Q- 'N 5 Mike Malaise, Sr. Frank Jordan, Sr. Luther King, Sr. 2 year letterman 2 year letterman 2 year letterman Ili' 3' 1,-Gr. 7-.Q W. ,i,,4-rv-13? lLarry Dark, Soph., 'I-year Letter- !I'TlGl'1. Golf v' ,. , ,. 5 r X. if Kent Wade, Soph., 'I-year Letter- HIGH. B I' E L - 'xx f ' 'fat A' I 5, - A 1 X A Q .Q ' X R , of t 1 . 1 i N, - ,,' 1:4 px ' 5 . ' 8 ,... - t B ' Q Interscholastic Bowling Team members include Charles Wolverton, Louis Hudson LaDene Cook and J Roy Samslll H r fr! il, r V pl Tenni Team Y-JY' Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Nell Watson. 104 Boys Cleft to rightl: Don Box, Gary Todd, Will Wright, Ronnie Thorn, Delmus Kelley. Girls fleft to rightl: Julie Kesmodel, Sondra Doughman, Beverly Fletcher, Sandro Seeman, Carol Wilson, Jo Spearman, Sue Bedford, Alva Swearington. Tennis Schedule February 28-March 1 Fort Worth Tourn- ament March 7-8 Wichita Falls Tournament March T4-T 5 Garland April 8 City Meet Returning lettermen are Julie Kesmodel and Carol Wilson. Julie won first place in All- City singles. if 3 1 C 1 fi 5 1 f T , I f,f w .1 A ' 2 1 ' 1 olleyball Team - - A Squad Ja Spearman, Alvarene Swearingin, Karen Wade, Jan Evans, Caralyn Sfeadman, Carolyn Wood, Jo Ann Campbell, Sue Bedford, Tammy Green, Susie Green. 6 Inter-squad Champions Pat White, Dorothy Dignum, Carol Stevenson, Anne Galloway, Carol Galloway, Carolyn Lawson, Helen Neclear, Dannye Rhome, Carol Mulligan, Caral O'Dell, Wilma Moore, and Beverly Ellis. A g Ax? .1 O g l ' Aorvur 4 4 2 I U STRATIDN Board of Education My ,fm A x n Asst. Supt. W. A. Meacham Supervisor David Sellurs E ffk in W ,,-1 ,Y ,. aw A f f , lf 'Nb- A , ' ,,. 'QF A n 3 ' ,H L xftsfl?-i.f ',' ' S f.,QQQQffQffmfz Q A ,X X 1m55f2Cw, 595'fx252 5 f ' 1 . 4 M3 , ba 2 Az Ei ini' , . 1 r Www, S 'fffv , gf vgfgwb ,V fm-'n Pqf Dodson Evalyn Martel Vice-Principal Dean of Girls Mr. Pat Dodson is the daily host to boys who attend his morn- ing party which is held to check irreg- ularities in attend- ance. A quiet efficiency prevails in the office of Miss Evalyn Martel, Dean of Girls, where daily at- tendance is checked, new stu- dents are admitted, and general counseling is offered. Recognized for quick wit and congenial friendship, Vice-Princi- pal Pat Dodson, readily re- sponds to students' needs as he enforces school regulations and considers problems of conduct and guidance. eff' nuff'- clministration Miss Evalyn Martel pauses in her daily rou- tine of checking attend- ance and issuing dismis- sals to offer friendly advice. 9 4 54. 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Cheerleader, Home- coming Queen Nominee, Basketball Queen Inglis, Curtis Isham, Betty Leti Cabinet, Rhythm, Sr. Class Sec., Student Council Sec., AY, FTA Vice- Pres., JCL Officer Jarvis, Betty Annual Rep. Jenkins, Melba J. Jenkins, Pat Leti, Rhythm, JCL, AY, Glee Club 'TP' X ix , f Vin lag it Q 4 lik ,, N 2' I 5 Q. 2 'Fift -Eight Jones, Morris Les Decors Jordan, Frank NHS, Bio-Chem-Phy, Golf Letterman 3 years Keith, Annie Girls' Glee Club, Leti, All-Ciry Chorus Kemper, Nedra Les Decors, NHS Kerr, Michael JCL Kerr, Ted JCL, Band, Band Officer, Glee Club N1 Jenson, Dorothy Leti, JA Johnson, Daphne DE Johnson, Dorothy Parakeet News Associate, Annual, Press Club, AY, FTA, Library Club, Leti Johnson, Billy Ray JRC, AY, JCL, Boys' Glee Club, JA Jones, Beverly Bio-Chem-Phy, NHS, FTA, JCL, Ten- nis Club Jones, Charlene Leri, AY. Press Club, Annual, Parakeet Staff, JRC Rep. aa' J . , Carla wi K 'f ., h . ,p--vu. 1' sly-' No-af li . 'V' Vx , ,..--qv Y' Kersting, Marlene Leti, FN, AY, Press Club, Parakeet Staff King, Clyde King, Luther Golf Letterman 2 years Kirkland, Dorothy Glee Club, Volley Ball, Les Decors, Leti, All-City Chorus, DE Sec. Kiser, Sarah Annual Rep. Kornegay, Jerry DE l Class of 4 'Ng-...--I Kunkel, Jerry Parakeet Staff, Press Club, Football Manager Lagow, Kathy Leti, FTA, JRC, Tennis Lambert, Bettye Lancaster, Clel Glee Club, All-City Chorus, Leti, Vol- ley Ball Lance, Barbara JCL, Spanish Club, Leti, JA Laneri, John Football Captain, Football Letterman 3 years, Baseball Letterman 3 years, Soph. Favorite, JCL, Bio-Chem-Phy 50 IGUPX as 45, Langston, Gloria Q' if Lawrence, Delores E Leri Lawson, Carolyn Leri Lay, Sandra DE Lay, Sharon Leake, Charles NHS, JCL 'Fift -Eight Ledbetfer, Sandra at is Chorus 'a Lee, Mary Ann 1, JCL Officer, JRC Lewis, Lynn ' Football Letterman Lifsey, Jerrel Lindsey, Bubba Locklear, Sharon I Les Decors Leti, Press Club, JA -- - r: .,,, .- H Loffin, Steve Lucas, Beryl Jr. Cheerleader, JCL, FTA, Bio-Chem- Phy, Leri, JRC Lutz, Don ROTC Drill Platoon lynch, Don Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, First Chair of America McColl, Dale JCL, Band, Concert Band, AY, All Region Band, Bowling Club McCash, Georgia Ann Leti, Band, FTA, JRC H? McConnell, Milt Marching 100, Concert, ROTC Band, JCL, Press Club McCord, David JCL McCormick, Lindo AY, Leti, Glee Club, Bio-Chem-Phy, All-City Chorus McCoy, Florefta Band, Orchestra, All-City Band and Orchestra, Leti, Chorus McCoy, Francine Annual, Parakeet Staff, Les Decors, Leti, JRC, JA, Rhythm McCullough, Bobby Rifle Team, Officers' Club McCur1'ain, Julian Chess Club, Football Manager, Tennis Club McDuff, Frank ROTC, Drill Platoon, Officers' Club YQ' up-.ws McKenzie, Ronnie AY, Les Decors, Bowling Club, JA ,J Malaise, Mike JCL, Golf Letterman 2 years, Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Glee Club, Base- ball Malone, Myrna DE Martin, Charles Annual Rep. Martin, Mary Majoretre, Student Council, FTA, Leti, Rhythm, AllACity Chorus Mayes, Eugene Football Letterman 3 years, Track State Finalist, Track Letterman 2 years, JRC, Glee Club, All-City Chorus Miller, Gayle Leti, Rhythm, Press Club, Parakeet Staff McNelly, Rodney ac ey ay M lc , R -reg-1-rr Major, Fred Parakeet Staff, Press Club Fifty-Eight .KW 'Uni' Mulligan, Karol Glee Staff, Volley B Myers, Connie Leri, FN Nabors, Johnny Football Letterman 2 Squad Neal, Virginia Band, Bio-Chem-Phy Neckar, Helen Leti, Parakeet Staff, Annual Press Club Neel, Eddie AY '1- '5- l Nolen, Marie Norris, Joel ROTC Oliver, Donna AY, Spanish C Ball Club Olson, Hugh Baseball, Track O'Malley, Anna sv T27 lub Pres., Leti, Volley Lou Leri Officer, Battle Group ROTC Sponsor, Officers' Club Sec.-Treas., Track Queen, Press Club, Homecoming Queen Osborne, Ethel wr- 'Fift -Eight Neubauer, Judy Newell, David Bio-Chem-Phy Vice-Pres., Football Let- terman, Glee Club Newton, Bob Nichols, Mary Leti, JRC, FN Nolden, Priscilla JRC, DE Nolen, Lee YY'-sy. 'no- 'E '7' Owens, Richard Page, Geneva Page, Lee DE Parke r, Pat Parsley, Larry JRC, Press Club, ROTC, Library Club, JA, Parakeet Staff Paherson Torch Y Leti, Jlfc, FTA, Marching 100 19 f , , I 'vi 4. Q 'wifi M , M r J K A Class of R , E 'EH 'W' 'M' 'wr ..,-ff Pa ul, J oh n Bio-Chem-Phy Peden, Catherine NHS, JCL, FN, Chem-Phy Penrod, Lgura Soph. Sec., JRC, Perez, Carole Leti, AY Pierce, Chat Pierce, Earsel ROTC Chorus, JRC, Bio Leci, Annual Rep. 'meagre unc' Aff Prather, Barbara Priddy, Gary Football Letterman 2 years, Baseball Letterman 2 years, Basketball Letterman 1 year, Football Co-Captain, Bio-Chem- Phy Prince, Diana JRC, Leti, Les Decors Prince, Pam Les Decots, Leti Pruitt, Willis JA, Les Decors Quarles, Sidney Band, Concert Band, ROTC Band, First Chair of America, Bowling Club 'Fift -Ei 'M . wh, Pillers, Jimmy Marchin 100, JCL, Concert Band ROTC Band, Bio-Chem-Phy Pinkerton, Rayanne Chorus Pinyon, Wanda Leti Pope, Clifford Bio-Chem-Phy Pope, Jackie Power, Gay Rhythm, Bio-Chem-Phy, JRC Officer, Spanish Club, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Leti, Parakeet Staff, Annual, AY, FTA Ray, Don ROTC Officers' Club, Ray, Jo Ann Reynolds, Barbara JCL, Glee Club, FN Reynolds, Phil Rhome, Dannye Jo Leu, FTA, AY, JRC Roberts, Billy Drill Platoon Drill Platoon K T 1 x Class of Robertson, Jean Leti, Les Decors Rodolph, Kay Band, Orchestra, Leti, DE, All-City Orchestra, AY Ross, Nancy NHS Sec., Leti, FTA, Office Assistant, JRC, Bio-Chem-Phy, AY Rozina, Sonny Football Letterman 5 years, Baseball Letterman 2 years, Basketball, JCL Rucker, Carol Rue, Irvin Basketball Letterman 2 years 'Q l Samsill, J. Roy Sargent, Eugene Basketball, Track Schafer, Gayle Leti, Les Decors Schiltz, Raymond JCL, NHS, Bio-Chem-Phy, Chess Club, Bowling Club Schmitt, Paula Leti, AY, Volley Ball Club, Home- coming Queen Nominee Schofield, Ronald Band, ROTC Band Rushing, Shirley Leti Rupp, Mary Lexi Rutherford, Joe D Bio-Chem-Phy, Glee Club AI1C1ty Chorus, JRC, Leu JCL NHS Rutland, Diane Sager, Larry Band Samaras, Johnny Bio-Chem-Phy, G 'Q' 'rv-ff' x-pf' Scott, Marion ROTC Officers' Club, JCL, Drill Pla- toon Seeman, Sandra Tennis, Leti, Annual Rep. Sharp, Marilyn Leti, FTA, Orchestra, TMEA Orches- tra, All-City Orchestra Sharpe, Shelby Band, Stage Band, ROTC Band, A11- Region Band, First Chair of America 2 years, All-City Band, Orchestra, All- City Orchestra, JCL, AY, Bio-Chem- Phy, Spanish Club Shaw, Henry Shelton, Linda NHS, Bio-Chem-Phy, Glee Club Pres., All-City Glee Club, Leti, FTA Pres., JRC Officer, Rhythm, Tennis Club Officer Class of Sigler, Jimmy Sigmon, Tom Concert Band, NHS, Stage Band, Bio- Chem-Phy, ROTC Band, Marching 100 Sikes, Dan Sims, Bobbie l i A Bio-Chem-Phy, Leti, Student Council, Tennis Club, Tennis Team Simpson, Paula FTA, FN, Leti Simpson, Talmage fi 49 Spradlin, Charles Les Decors, ROTC Spradlin, Gary JCL, JRC, ROTC, Drill Platoon, JA Sprowls, Sue Leti Officer, Glee Club Vice-Pres., FTA, All-City Chorus Staats, Susan Leti, JRC, AY Vice-Pres., ROTC Spon- sor, Press Club, ROTC Officers' Club, Parakeet Staff Stallings, Howard Football Letterman 2 years, Baseball Letterman 2 years, Basketball Sfaton, Ed Steadman, Carolyn Girls' Glee Club, All-City Chorus, All- State Chorus, Volley Ball Club, Annual Rep., Leti Steagall, Elma Ruth DE, Rhythm, Leti, Orchestra Stephenson, Sid AY, Stage Band, First Chair of Amer- ica 2 years, Drum Major 2 years Stevens, Mary Ann Tennis Club, AY, JCL, Leti, Bowling Club, Bio-Chem-Phy Stockton, Anne PTA, Leti Stoorza, Larry Basketball Manager, JCL, Bio-Chem- Phy, NHS Class of Story, Judy ROTC Sponsor, Leti, AY, Bowling Club Stovall, Jerry Strong, Paul Swank, Susie Glee Club, Band, Leti, FTA, JRC, Rhythm, All-City Chorus Tackett, Brenda Leti, JRC, Les Decors, Annual Rep, Talbert, Tim Band, Concert Band, ROTC, First Chair of America, Press Club, Parakeet Staff 'Gr' Taylor, Pats Y NHS, AY, All-City Chorus, Leti, Glee Club Thomas, Joyce Band, Majorerte, AY Thomas, Neva RC Thomson, Jack Track Letterman Thompson, larry Baseball 2 years Thompson, Nancy Parakeet, Press Club Leti, Les Decors Talmage Barry Parakeet Staff Spamsh Club Tangney Charles Baseball 2 years Tarpley Gary JRC, Bowlmg Club AY Offxcers Club, ROTC Color Guard Rnfle Team Drill Platoon Taylor, Taylor, Glee Taylor, NHS y Thorn, Ronnie Student Council Pres., Tennis Club Tinkle, Marilyn Leti, Officer, FTA, NHS, AY, Library Club Reporter Todd Gar Y Tefmis Club, Tennis Team Travis, Edwin Baseball Trotter, Martha Tucker, Dorothy Class of 'Hana-PV' '23 -f- -n. im? Tyree, Carrie Bio-Chem-Phy Tyson, Harry Football Trainer 3 years, Basketball Trainer 2 years, Track Trainer 3 years Uberman, Pat Leti, Rhythm, Glee Club, AY All City Chorus, JCL Officer, F-TA, JRC Offi Cer, Tennis Club Umberson, Jayne DE Varley, Tony Baseball Letrerma Vinson, Patricia n 2 years Watkins, Leo Soph. Class Pres., Student Council, Marching 100 Pres., All-State Stage Band, First Chair of America 2 years, Bio-Chem-Phy Pres., Sr. Class Pres., JRC, Jr. Favorite, ROTC Band, All- Ciry Band Wafson, Sara Les Decors Officer, Leti, JRC, Volley Ball Club, Jr. Favorite Finalist Waynik, Sidney Annual Rep. Weatherly, Wayland JCL Webster, Sue AY, JRC Weddel, Ronnie Bio-Chem-Phy, ROTC, Drill Platoon, ROTC Officers' Club 1 'Fafrytigm Vinson, Phil Annual Co-Editor, Parakeet Staff, Press Club Sec., Quill and Scroll, Golf Club Wakefield, Steve Football Letterman, Baseball, NHS, JCL Walters, Frank Baseball Warford, Lana FTA, AY, Leti, Press Club, Parakeet Associate Editor, Annual Warren, Jack Watkins, Bill :Ki W A -Qi'-Yi '- asf' 'Mgmt 7 Wellborn, Joan Leti, Bowling Club, Les Decors, AY, Glee Club, All-City Chorus West, Bryan Westerholm, Betty FTA, Leri Wheeler, Joe Les Decors Whisenand, Jim Band ,,...-H' White, Harolcl Class of White, Helen First Chair Band, AY, FTA. Les De- cors, First Chair of America, All- Region Band, All-Stare Band White, Martha AY, Leri, JRC, Annual Rep. White, Pat Press Club, Leti, Volley Ball Team, JA, Parakeet Staff White, Pat ROTC Sponsor, Officers' Club, AY, Lcti, Rhythm, Les Decors Wilbcnks, Kenneth Football, Basketball, JCL, Sgt. at Arms, Press Club, Truck, Boxing l957-53 Heavyweight Champ Wildmun, Joe Band, ROTC, Officers' Club Wilson, Carolyn JCL Wilson, Cloeman Windell, Hesta JCL Sec., JRC, Leti, Glee Club, A11- City Chorus, FTA Winton, Jerry Sr. Cheerleader, Press Club, Parakeet Staff, AY, Les Decors, JRC Wolverton, Charles Concert Band, ROTC Band, Marching 100, First Chair of America, Bio-Chem- Phy Womack, Leray RSAQMX aifvf Yanni Wilkinson, Bill Wilkerson, Sandy Leti, Glee Club, AllACity Chorus Willet, Lee Bio-Chem-Phy, ROTC Officers Club, Color Guard Commander Jr. year, Drill Team Commander, ROTC Battle Group Commander Williams, Mary Williams, Vernon JRC, Baseball ,gahbr 3 - Wills, Peggy 'Fm -Eight Soph. Class Vice-Pres., All-City Orches- tra, ROTC Sponsor, Majorette, Drum Major, First Chair of America 2 years, A1l'City Band Award winner 'aa sd' 'Y ii' fl f , 'P' .frog -.ef 'za' -4-f'f 'liar' 1 i e Wood, Carolyn Leti, Volley Ball Club, Glee Club, All- City Chorus, JCI. Wood, Donald JCL, AY Woods, Shorlene Wright, Charlotte Leri, Les Decors, Miss Parrot '58, Homecoming Queen Nominee, JRC Wright, Mary Jane NHS, Library Club Pres., JRC Wright, Will Bio-Chem-Phy, Tennis Letterman 3 years, Orchestra, Band Class of Wyly, Wendell L. Bio-Chem-Phy Wynne, Susie JA, Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Annual Yeotts, Pot JRC Rep., Les Decors, DE Treas. Young, Don no Zeeb, Merlene ff gl, ,, 11:5 J,-lei ' fe for bw if Eenie-meenie-minie-mo, to which college shall I go? Q 0 0 Flft -Eight Full to the brim ut a teenage iclmmed session. Beauty naps-their secret. What an Opossum! Look, I set u record. Q 4. Y if 'Q 'S L 0 ' W ,.'fW 1:3 3' 5 MT EWS? 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Reams, Pat Reed, Larry Reed, Linda Reynolds, Jimmy Rhodes, Joe Robbins, Russell Rogers, Eleene Rogers, Wallace Rosick, Don Ross, Virginia Rowland, Diana Royar, Bob Ruby, Richard Russell, Janice Russell, Wanda Sanders, Jimmy Sandifer, Darla Schmitt, Richard Sconyers, Woodlea Searcy, Marianne Seay, Tom Shannon, Betty Shannon, Frank Shockley, Jeff Shuffitt, Kathy Simonton, Danny Simpson, Judy Skelton, Darryl Skillern, Sandra Small, Travis Smith, Charles Smith, Nelda Smith, Pat Smith, Wanza Spearman, Jo Speir, Dolores Spoonemore, Glen Sprouse, Sandra Spurlock, Billy Spurlock, Dean Stamp, Jerry Stanley, Ramona Stapleton, Douglass Stark, Carolyn Starmer, Diane Stephens, Mary Lou Stephens, Patty Stephenson, Carolyn Stepp, lewis Stevenson, Joycelyn Steward, Dee Ann Stewart, Maureen Stokes, Garnett Strealy, Gary Sturtz, Norma Sutton, Saundra Swanson, Brenda Swearingin, Alvarene X ' W i' as 1 9 B 4? -fi., ul ,heir stfvti ff 'Ur' 1 'E yin ,gm fs. ,H f 2: ,. , 'lbs , un... f N. 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N X Q f V + if 1' If 0 I :N X., l '- fy t it ' ff Q? 2 1 -x I Qctw-:J fll- l rw , Mhz: :V y ajfl A52 n Armstrong, Nancy ' ' ' , Armstrong, Pat A My in A 3 6- ,,. ., Axline, Johnny ll H S M - 'V fy E Bacon, Eddie 43, V 'T' J Baker, Ann 4-M E ig, , , QM. first Sophomores x N wanna ' L Baldridge, Jodie , jf Barker, Patsy y 21 K 1 v. it K gs Bull, James - fl, er se ac , L J as Ballard, Janette ,I G' F, X- Vf 'li L I K Ballard, Marcia , N A I E l ' Barnes, Bobby 1, ,R f., 63, - f A Barnes, Larry ,Q t 'g el' '65 '53 I5 Barnett, Linda ,N W . M x ,'-f ' ,ff Barr, Jimmy Xi, at J i 'A l 1 , s x A A if .1 J, JN,-.. ' A 1' J 'xl' 222 y i We A l if ,lf kwwhfm, , Barr, Kenneth '1 G R gr ' Bates, Jane A A . gf , 9 ff Bauguess, David f 29 3 fm 'W lf, Q ' Xl V ,Mn Beams, Ronney fx M 3 , ' ,lf 'L' Bean, Faye -f' Q IV' --f y x , ,Aga-:5'5::g: qffff I-,Ig ri ' mmkmww Beasley, Gayle A i. Q A , , Bell, Joe Q Q - H rc Q , Bell, Lewis I V W' 1 Berg, Nettie E :Sv K L X AQ s- , Bethell, Gayle V ' W :,iI1. 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Brown, Nelda Broyles, Sidney Bruce, Joanna Bryant, Johnny Bryant, Mary Buckman, David Bunch, Allen Burdan, Donna Burgess, Charles Butler, Larry Button, Buddy Bynum, Buddy Cain, Gary Callaway, Sheri Campbell, Lonnie Cantrell, Eddie Carter, Wayne Casey, Don Cavin, Carolyn Cassidy, Jerry Chambers, Glenna Cheatham, Eddie Cheek, Thera Chiles, George Clark, linda Carole Clark, Shirley Coder, Judy Coker, Ramona Collier, Jan Coner, Eugene Conley, Connie Conway, Martha Copeland, Nancy Cook, Bonnie Cook, Peggy Cook, Rowland Cooke, La Dene Cox, Katy Crabb, Pat Craig, Jan Crow, Gloria Cubbison, Betty Culpepper, Roger Daniels, Judy Dark, Larry Davis, Irene Davis, Jan Dearing, Jerry Decker, Joyce Dillingham, Sharon Dodson, Alice Doherty, Barbara Dorman, Don Douglas, Annette Douglas, Janette Dumas, Ernestine Dungan, Susan Duvall, Chris Earnhart, Louis Eastwood, Jack ., .. -. I -rf' X IL? L W 'i fx Ma.. , vt 1:-X ' l A if , Y l 'k V7T'7i ' fu? , - Q B L i -ff r,,. 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Eudy, Shirley Everidge, Mary Ann Faris, Carol Farmer, Jim Farrell, Mike Faulkner, Caroyln Ferstl, Michaeleen Fields, Roy Finley, Dianne Fish, Lynda Fisher, Ruth Flanigan, Bob Fletcher, Clifford Floyd, Jerald Fortner, Eddie Frazier, Nita Fry, Melinda Fugate, Monette Fuller, June Furlong, Patricia Gandy, Patsy Gann, Brenda Gann, Steve Garrison, Jerry Gentry, Sue George, Donna Gibson, Sondra Gidley, Tania Giles, Nancy Gilliland, Bette Glass, John Glenn, Joe Godfrey, Hatcher Grace, Jane Gray, Joyce Gray, Ronnie Gray, Sonny Green, Bobby Green, Jay Greer, Betty Sue Greer, Ricky Griffin, Mary Grimland, Carol Grimm, Elaine Gunn, Gayle Guthrie, Joe Guzman, Oscar Hall, Lauretta Hamilton, Gayle Hard, Jane Harper, Bebe Harris, Jacquelene Harris, Jean Harris, Monte Harris, Ray Harrison, Janis Hart, Larry Harvey, George Harvey, James Harvey, Rosanne Hasty, Lanette Haueisen, Kathie Haynes, Brenda Hearne, Janet Heaton, Roy Gene Heikkinen, Tom Hendrick, Jan Henry, Mike Henson, Claudette Hewitt, Janelle Hickox, Frances Higgins, Nita Hightower, Laura Lee Hill, Dave Hill, Roy Hodges, Emily f ...1 ' I 1 i i M rrts r ' 'fl ' 2 41 P r A 1-Lax V ,, We 6 - sa ' 4 '55 Mfg -CJ I I ' I 1' 1 X fi J jill' X 4 x x X X 1 Wei 'ixi N1 'V . 2 l l fs. 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Presenting ..... 94 Yes, Gary, we see you. Bill Enis .... Radio was never like this. What happened 'lo the audience, girls? I dreamed l went ..... 1 Don't throw it, Miss Golladay, they're just kidding. Eugene stuffs it. FQ nnmonmo- Lf! 4 ' ' f Stair Seminar A 1+ Q, is it E' ,.-X Counter Intelligence. You want me to cook this mess? So does Jimmy! Aw, go away. Another fit! mistake Are you listening? 0 Q Quit while you con, Clifford. ' W ,??E-3 .fa l --f.. A H Fw 5 ag? A i iiii TJ i ' 5 3 gfq A ,q ?i ik5 X 5 x , 3' ll V' ,U -K A 4,, , K AIY, , A regular seumun . .s K .W . 5, I z Q me si lk use as N ' ' 2 ' ,Q Q' I 2 li 15 111 W ,I 3, .as 3' Pg, A W -V , 5 J His Muster's Voice. Now-Now thufs no cure for haliiosis. :umm . nmumllii Girls get on my nerves I l New secretary, and on Mr. Norfons lap. ll I re ll Police, l ve got u dead one he And do it now, Miss Busbee. L l ligggi wh Come quietly, please. Q? 'v y,j ll L 4 sz . ax. Q .xgvqy i , fx 'LTEEQFE3 Qlla F, 1,,'. 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