Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

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' ' fl- an v- . I - ' 'ml .' ' ' f V K. 1, ,jf xv nl X I 4 1 '3 I L THE TIGER E l, .mv 1 ff' I . TEXAS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Texarkana, Texas Q 3 V rl w 1-,V ,. A, M . -v 2 er f - 4' 'f ,f M ,,.. f , -- 'AZ ,- ,Q ,., ,,,,-rf - - ,ff -A --:A ,.'i , ,fqzif fd., A , - - - 1, . --f' -f.j.,,,.- .v .... -, -A kf,, ,,-f Y, ,tg ,,.. , fgfk- 5 - v k . N -1,-,.,. ,- ' 4' H -f , ,, - - ,-,..4 f n - ,W ., ,,- . . f ,,. -'W ,-.,v- -' ,,, ,1' ,f-' ,,., ,,,,...-0 ,..- ,v- ,,,1 ..- xl N s W-4, 5 W., N... - Viv WG 411 X-JA ' A wk I A, f i , iawf JW 7 Jw 5 DEDICATJCILI Without the spirit and cooperation of our teen-agers our high school life would be colorless and dormant. Their smiles, energy, and enthusiasm not only compel but also enrich the activities in and out of the classrooms. At least each one has shared in the life of Texas Senior High. To you-the typical teen-agers-we, the staff, sincerely dedicate the 1956 Tiger. SR, . F . , Q . 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X- U78 th third tsaf JS th e Oxdrie efh. pe1'iOd 11001213 e I-jU1.S irfifn tb qeB0nd' 6 so Glas S the 11 1f,, ,mee 6501611 ' extra Qual U: ses Stu ef . eahe an ding , g' Ch Sen- to Ph den: of 1- wat 'brew . aiiof wi' O Bren an 'afzces 101' Hi 9 hotms daShfaCeS Pm a9PY is our XJQXBXQQQX 19 Catgonzhi nb- t el. ext fo - gh Q Sal To H626 OST gmvo dike . , Week tcfab ten bees: Junjo Sawajtlf arkanifsas been xiencea ygrxxs, gymbal 5 Budd eat rhenutes begs Beef Hfgh ing' 1001115 mime. Thawte in me rush f01-e sch ha ve CX855 nd ax? Tue ba twej O01 - e, 3 iavo Ve 6 13 arxfl are gba Very rafy 3:19- ff' 5-K' If P CONTENTS Annual Staff. Theme ....... Administration Clas ses ...... Senior s .... Juniors .... Sophomo res. Personalities.. Organizations. . Music ..... L. . Activities . . . Athletics . .... . Honors....... Advertisements SL gfff Q 'S rel? grizz- I ' .L at X F Cx, I -, O Charles Barry V Shirley Dennis Patty McAdams Business Manager Activities Assistant Editor Activities Editor STAFF ATTEMPTS NEW LOOK '56 Roy Kull Photographer Myrna Brooks Lay-out Editor Sally Enloe Junior Editor Mrs. Carroll C. Crane Eva Anne Pearson Junior Editor ANNUAL Wanda Adams Editor -in-Chief The annual staff began early in September beat ing the pavement for ads . After meeting their dead line, they started the sale of annuals by presenting The 564,000 Question showin assembly, as a re- sult of which, more annuals were sold than ever be - fore. The staff photographer spent many a moment snapping action shots to enliven the annual. The en- tire staffhas workedveryhardandmany long hours and we hope that we have succeeded in our efforts to bring the typical teenager the many memories that he will love and cherish through the years to come. Sponsor '--Q J .fall Betty Brennan Louis Pirkey Class Editor Sports Editor Staff Kept Busy af Annual Problems CHARLES BARRY l1StS cand1dates as norn1nat1ng commlttee names them ROY APRIL sells flrst annual to THUMP THORNTON as Consola t1on pr1ze 1n QUIZ show Annual staff plans sk1t for assembly ROY KULL g1VSS TOMMY RAGS DALE h1s rece1pt for purchase of 56 Tlger VMANDA SHIRLEY and CHARLES work overt1me on posters WM MISS MENACE arr1ves at thu-d TOMMY KNOTT poses 1n school stu plateau m 'S64 000 Quesuon' d1o for MR PATTERSON T1ger pho for k1Ck off annual sales 7 tographer V ' O O O X ' I P 1 f I xt I' , , 4 , . ,sm lx ' ' '12 ,, we 5 A' ' S ' 4 I Q n..5,bv..-.!'A'. .V 'Y-.4 1 Y. 1 U-: 3 . . , X A A Y- 'ff V b, I 1 , F 1 , .1 Xl w H ' I - y . . W. ,,.,.. .- 'v 4 Q..- -4 'V 1? 1 -45:1 -4 X x 41 K 5 x, A37 ' Ni .F if f' ., I'-'SR' a THEME THE TYPICAL TEENAGER Teen-agers play a very important role in school life as well as in everyday living. Therefore the typical teen-ager, not so much for what they are, but for what they stand, has been chosen by the staff as its theme of the 1956 Tiger. The scene portrayed on each di- vision sheet illustrates one phase of the many teen-age activities at Texas Senior High, 1 9 V 4.4 'x 6 A L A w fy, r ,, 4 fi Q4 , is dxf r' 'af at .ww 1 'L Q r sv' W Q lg V, ww? FAQ' 1 v 1- ' v ,Im Q. 9, , 3 gx , A M .V ,EY V 0 ,W -S ,A 11 ' 4 .1 ,pw fix VL, 4 'f .5411 i. , -W Q Q m ,Q E a 4 f 3 4 K 'A 37415, MQ . , ' gw . g A ,I wx , 1.327 .x,,- I ii, f 'I 3 Yu, 1 9 M bg ff? I-', W .ia J 5' x .iq sf , ' yy 1 ' if f 1' A 'Q ' x' av 1 Q ,1 Q 1 if '-f f Q O 0 X' X ,s pf , :iz 'k iff? JM ws ff W v I 5 e .-sf' .-A' A . ADMINISTRATION For the teenager to receive the greatest benefit from his school life there must exist a cooperative and understand- ing relationship between him and the ad- rninistration. The Board of Education, superinten- dent, principal, and faculty have exhibited a sincere interest in the welfare of our students. Through their maturity and wide ex- periences, their genuine love for their profession and their students, as well as through their wise instruction, the ad- ministration have proved their value in leading and guiding the typical teen-ager. 11 199 MR AUBREY WOOD V1ce Presxdent MR BURNI-IAM .TONE S fn-Af MR T A BAIN Pres1der1t BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TEENAGERS The members of the Texarkana Texas School Board play an unportant part 1n the everyday 11fe of the typ1cal teenager w1thout h1s be1ng aware of lt The1rs 15 the knowledge and exper1ence wh1chu.nobtrus1ve1y gu1des and moulds our 11ves and somet1mes even our des t1n1es On th1S page the staff of the 1956 T1ger teenagers themselves pay tr1bute to those who have so l11'lS61flSh1Y contrxbuted to the educatwn and progress of the typ1ca1 teen ager MR W R KELLY Secretary MR JOHN HALTOM MR HALE PARKER 12 MR BILL WILLIAMS caumss nesrmv y R we I e-el I R ' SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE IS HUB OF SCHOOL'S PROGRESS ar- -fl ---x f4: 7 b'---- MRS VIRGINIA LYNCH Sec reta ry AT uv 'Z' MRS ELIZABETH TAPP Secretary and Regrstrar MR DALE HOWARD Supermtendent of Pub11c Schools t Mr Dale Howard the new supermtendent of the Texas Publ1c Schools can be found 1n h1s off1ce at the h1gh school busy w1th the ever mcreasmg problems of a growmg school system He 1S always co oper last year as Assoc1ate Supermtendent and succeeded to h1s present posxtron on the res1gnat1on of Dr H W St1lwell 1n July All of the aCt1V1t1CS of our h1gh school stem from th1soff1ce The combmed efforts of Mr Howard Mrs Tapp and Mrs Lynch go 1nto the plans and success of our many aCt1V1t1eS ,rgsi 13 f af Q Y A , MQ Zi, an ,, 7 A A A ly, I I jf . 1 . , 1 ative and eager to help the teenager. He came here . 4 , ' ' . . , . A, F ' 3 nn, 1 Q ' A BUSINESS CFFICE PLAYS Qs. MR GARLAND MOSS Business Manager VITALLY IMPORTANT ROLE 1' MRS WILLENE DIXON Little does the typical teenager realize the importance of the Business Office. Thr- ough its doors each day go many forms and records which vitally concern each one of us. This office handles all contracts and fin- ances for the entire school systern. Mr. Moss, along with Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Wade, and Mrs. Goodroe, is always busy making out payrolls, dispersing money, selling athletic tickets, and handling all of the other business affairs of the school. MRS JETTA WADE Sec retary Bookkeeper Apparentlyne1therMr Moss Mrs MRS E L GOODROE Clerk Dixon nor Mrs Wade thing but their duties is aware of any Ti S' x xl, 14 PRINCIPALS omcz IS Mei, Z bf MQ MOST POPULAR SPOT SCHOOL Mr Von Rhea Beane our new prmc1pa1 at Texas Semor I-hgh has won over the hearts of the teenagers as wellas the faculty 1n the year that he has been here He always has t1rne to counseland du-ect each student H15 Chr1st1an character personal concern for each student and overwhelm1ng pat1ence have made hun 1n the language of the teenagers the tops Mrs D V Cummlngs Mr A A Forester the ass1st 1mportant part 1n the l1fe of the typ 1cal teenager not only as Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal but also as ateacher One of h1s many dut1es 15 sellmg cafe ter1a t1ckets Mr Beane's secretary bet helps tremendously 1n carry school year 'Z' I X I i i Q I . . . -. XX N - rr ni . 'd x I 7' , . VN W' 'A ant principal to Mr. Beane, has an ' ,, ,, ' Y I ter known as Laura to the typ1ca1 teenager of Texas Hxgh 1ng out the funct1ons of each CAMERA INTRUDES CLASSROCMS V S. ! ! !, . .but Mr. Culpepper, we're not comparing answersg we 're copying. -- slid-o, slipper-ee, fall- e, bump-tus. Becomes a Law are even over Mrs. .Ioh.nson's head Please Mrs. Hudgens, Ijust have to go to my locker. 'HH you a library slip. You ,, have to get it from your il teacher. The steps of How a Bill No, George, Ican't give 'll The riot squad observing the riot! u1 'Careful Son xou Shoot behmd Ibet M155 Hardage knows what s the matter the boys don t have the llne enough energy. TEACHER S FIRST CONCERN MR, JAMES A. COVERT B. B, A., Hardin Simmons University MR. JAMES A. COVERT Taught Physical Education and was Rambler Coachandassistantbasket- ball coach. Still as handsome as when he was voted the most hand- some boy in Texas High in 1949 Ai!-S. eta. Ol... f., f.r...... lnstructf-ci Junzors and Sergers grammar and lite rature, Student Council and The Tzger Ann- ual. Know-n for her good humor and understanding in all sztuatzons MISS JOAN CRANK Coached Physical Education and di- rected cheerleaders. Always got the cheerleaders at the appointed place, come rain, snow, or flood! 5? IS STUDENT oxsoref: MRS. CARROLL C. CRANE B,A., Texas State College for Wo- meng M. Ed., East Texas State Tea- chers College. JOAN CRANK B.S., M. Ed., North Texas State Teachers College. I 'H N ' ai: 1 Ak - , . ., MR. H. B.S. . EUDELL DICUS East Texas State Teachers College. MR, H. EUDELL DICUS Trainer and End Coach for the Tigers. Also taught phy sical education and Driver's Train' -ng. Loved that pink and gray Pontiac! MR. CARL CULPEPPER A former student, come home to teach his first year. Taught geo- metry and algebra. His major is really psychology--or is it music? In V.. . I O 1 I Q. ', L' 4' 1 f ,A Y. 1,44 . , At M it f I MR. CEARL CULPEPPER B. S,, Southwestern University MRS. GRADY S. DUCK B. A., Baylor University, M. AW East Texas State Teachers College. MRS. GRADY S. DUCK Notonlyl-iadSophomore andSeniorEnglish class- es but also co-sponsored Allied Youth. You could always find her at Tiger Football games and ata Baylor Bear game, if she could get the re. 17 MRS. MARY SUE DUNKIN B.S., Texas State College for Wo- men, M,A, , East Texas State Tea- chers College. MRS. MARY SUE DUNKIN Conducted experiments and gave lectures in chemistry and general science. She satisfied those little atoms and filled the empty squares with air and gases. MISS NONA EAGLE A little gxrl wzth a bzg title: Co- ordznator of Musxc an the Texas Publxc Schools, Has presented several almost professxonal oper- ettas, and has had manyv-'mners 1: choral musxc. MRS. BOBBY I-'. FEI-KGLSOX Zra ed g'rls to bc future ww-1-Gard ...otha-rs. Taugnt both Ju...or ant: Semor H-gh l-ornemakw-3 Xthough a.. nrftansa., ot b.rth, she s alexa at heart MISS NONA EAGLE MRS, BOBBY F. FERGUSON B, A, , Hendrix College. B,A,, Texas Stalk College for Women VR A A FORESTER Cart-neu a full load of mathclasses, besxdes co-sponsoring Allxecl Youth and dxsehargmg duties as assxstant princxpal, Always busy. MRS A A FORESTI-IR Instructed Jumors and Sex-mrs In cnxcs and texas hxstory Know-n for her excellent pomt system' ' 'V Enjoys searchzng for and usmtmn. hxstotxcal places of xnterest tercsted nn Junxor Ama-rzcan Lt 'IZEHS MR A A FORESTLR MRS A A I-ORLSTER B A Baylor Untverstty M Ed B A 'Worth 'lexas State Ieache East Texas State Teachers College College NIRS R C HAMILTON mms R cnasox VR MORRIS GROLE B A East T ts, mt Cafltfb B B A Baylor Lmversnty B E331 Texas State College N1 -X Southern Vcthortst Teachers College university Vkxth a beaut xul Smnr Bl C HHN-U H1411 ffhff cr ne coach mam- lr-.le and xa se tests Puellae' and puerx' enjo,v.d Ftn ts flaw 1 s t t x assets c' t.-of' stcre x fanmus xr P L tlasses Kept a no se ess ntl' ton s Laun classes xrcludmg her vabqlat ffl' UP YE B' G 5 Oflhafh ' au: UWC :Ui-y Y-M and gestures She also sponsored the Olyn'-pus wlat she preathes Cu sponsor ol Stn or Bras Club 18 . I . lni . ., - A I - ' ' . . 1 - I ' V fmt. QW' , ,. ,. K ' . 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I , A Y MISS HAZELL HARDAGE B A Ouachxta College George Peabody College MA MR HERSCHEL HENRY B A Samlflouston State College M East Texas State Teachers College MASS HAZ!-ILL HARDAGE Not often seen tn maxn buxldmg be cause all physxcs and bxology class es are m L Gr S Buxldxng Lmes m sect and flowers vnld or tame MISS RUTH HARDY Has only Senxors wl'-o are equneq to take Arrerxcan Hxpory vice NC' Persor avl'-o speaks softly and adds many frxlls to the facts MR HERSCHEL HENRY Traxned Future Farmers of Amer xca Alsoco sponsoredFutureTea chers Club and Senxor Class great bus drxver and mechamc they say MRS A G l-'UDGENS Came from -trkarsas to Texas Hxgh as Englxsh speeeh and drarnatea cher Younganuenergetxc asoph omore s dream MISS PEARLE HUGHES B A Henderson State Teachers College M S Umverslty of Ark ansas MISS PEARLE HUGHES Though small m stature and comparatxvelyquxet she taught geometry and algebra mn loud terms and got large results Shared her txme with Texas Avenue Jumor Hxgh MISS RUTH HARDY M A Colorado State Teachers Col lege MRS A G HUDGEPS Ouachna College MRS ELLE-NE JOHNSON MR GAYLE KESTERSOIN B A M A NorthTexasState Tea B A M East Texas State Chefs C'-311930 Teachers College MRS ELI ENE JOHNSON Knovm at Health Camp as Skxpper but ecog mzed xn Cxvlcs Classes for her am! system Chzef ' recker' of Gxrls' Recreation b ways engaged xn some commumty servxce 9 iR GAHLE KESTLRSOW Traxned futu e lzooklfeepc' typzsts and f Img clerks Texas H gh s greatest Txger Boost r An ex t dent also P rformed many extra dunes such as sellmg football txcke s ,f ll Q ' , 0 . 1 O I C - - 1 I ' - . .1 1 A ' . A T A f A , . ' v . 1 H P 437129 S' '. A 4 ,. , , A :Kr 4 5 : 1 . . . . 3 . 1 . B.A., - Ed. , . , 1 ' 7 - - 1 . . n . .p ' , ,I ,S,, 1 . ., - . , , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Clu. All- -su , , e 4' . MRS. DELPI-IINE LYNCH B,A, North Texas State Teachers College' M.Ed.' East Texas State Teachers College MRS MARGARET E MCKNIGHT B L S EmersonCollege M L S East Texas State Teachers College VN ATSON MYE RS Stephen F Austm Teachers College MR VLATSON MYERS Mr Myers holds ntle of Athlenc Dlrector and Head Coach Destrxes the Cadxllac for h really p to girls roduces results with Txgers Partxal MRS. DELPHINE LYNCH Another Englrsh teacher-Had Soph- cmores and .Tumors thzs year. Loves pxcture shows and good food. Every - one loves her beautxful haxr. MR. WILLIAM E. MCGUIRE Carnefrom Arkansas thxs year. Had a responsxve Dxstrxbutxve Educatzon class. Knows xmportance of 'on- the-job traxnmg. Very much con- cerned about careers for students. MRS MARGARET E MCKNIGHT The lxbrary ls a favorxte place b cause of Mrs McKmght s wxllxng ness to assxst the students and be cause of her attxtude toward teen agers We hope she has come to Texas Hugh to stay MISS BERNICE MARSHALL Mxss Marshall 'runs the home ec onomxcs cottage Homemakmg and Famaly Relatxons classes are taught essentxals of daily lxfe Naturally she lxkes to cook and sew And she lxkes Fords too NIRS CHRISTINEJ ROGERSPOXNELL R N Texarkana Schoolof 'Nursmg MRS CHRISTINEJ ROGERS POVGELL Mrs Powell cures all Has a huge Jobattend Ing to the aches and paxns ofall the Texas school students ls tramxng Future Nurses too 20 MR. WILLIAM E. MCGUIRE B. S, , Missouri State Teachers Col- lege' M,S, Lniversity ofArkansas. MISS BERNICE MARSHALL M I-I E Ed Texas State College fo VM omen ,I MRS A VK REED B S North Texas State Teachers College BIRS A VK REED Mrs Reed conducted typ ng tlasses all day but neverlost her eventemper A very frxendly tea cher who can forget the rouse of the machmes ' . ', 6- 'N ' . . I I , , . 7' IQ: F I 1 ,,.4 , 'I l 1 , . X 'I 4, - ' ,ll ka MR. ' . , ' .' , ' . . '. B,S,, M,1-:d., , A ' ..'., ' . . U -' . , I V , E l v- .ll - - I - L- 'V V V' - arxty N R JONNY RHODES MR JOHNY RHODES All band dxrectorsappearto be slave drivers but the T ger Band students dxsagree Mr Rhodes gets the job done and stxll ma ntams hxs popular MR JAMES M STINGLEY Mr Stmgley known for hls famous touch games was B team coach as well as P E teacher Aformer T ger hxmself he should know the score from both vmewpoxnts Abxlene Chrzsuan College JAMESM STINGLEY M M Ed Vandercook College of B B A East State Teachers Col Muslc lege MISS IRENE WALTER Drxlled Sophomores and ,Iunxors xn English thzs year Has the honor of havmg taught only In Texarkana Texas schools Loves to cook and grow flowers MR CHARLES T WRIGHT Supervnsed the Mechanxcal Drawmg Manuel Traxnxng department at Tex as Avenue Junxor Hxgh A very quiet and well mannered person Fu-st year at Texas Hxgh but we hope he stays a long txrre M155 IRENE WALTER MR CHARLES T WRIGHT M A Southern Methodlst Umver s1ty MISS ROBERTA YANT B A Trxmty Umverslty M Ed East Texas State Teachers College MISS ROBERTA YANT Una Buena conversatxonalxst m Spamsh as well as m English Agood professora' who never confuses her Modern Hxstory classes by talkxng nn Spamsh INO PIC TURE TAKENJ MISS LESBY DANIELS IPICIUTS not taken! B S State Teachers College B S , and M Ed East Texas State Teachers College UNO PICTURE TAKENJ MRS C A MITCHELL East Texas lP1cture not takenl B A Mary Har d1n Baylor MISS LESBY DANIELS MRS C A NIITCHELL Another ex student and drum majorette returmng to Became a full fledged faculty member after substx begm her teachmg career at her Alma. Mater In tutmg ln many fxelds Had Sophomores and Jumor structs gxrls xn physxcaleducahon and trams thedrum Englmsh classes but can teach everythmg Prefers rnajgretleg not to have own daughter xn class 21 I . A . :V B. A. . ' ' . MR- - . . . , .25 A - . r-57 ' department at Semor I-hgh and the 5 ,V 1 1. . . , x V . ., . ., . ., 5 . . , ' n Q ' . . 50 5 ll 418.- wi -L My , ,av Y bg wqffifp- , ' if yl ' 2 ,dsx . a E A V' '1- 4 Q., 4 Q' 'FMAQTZQ 4. A 1. Q Sw,-:z.l? ra- ,y S A 31. , ,, D ,4 8 CLASSES These two students shown working in the lab are typical of all the students who use the many facilities Texas High offers. They, like all the others, are seek- ing and finding additional information and knowledge in order to fit themselves for successful living after they finish high school. 23 Q Q sf 5' .kin 53 ii MRS CARROLLC CRANE MR HERSCHEL HENRY MRS W R GIBSON Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN NEVER TO FORGET The graduahng class of '56 wxth an enrollment of 175 w1ll never be forgotten not only by the faculty and underclassmen but also by each other when they separate and take e1r 1nd1v1dual paths The gmdance of the Sen1or offrcers and sponsors greatly contr1buted to the success of th1s class They were always there w1l11ng to co operate and take any suggest1on to 1mprove the class act1v1t1es No Semor w1ll forget the fun they hadat pep ralhes football games J'un1or Semor Day the Sen1or Prom Class Day H1 Art Day but the most unforgettable memory w1ll be Grad uatlon Day a day of sadness and gladness JERRY KING PAT TY MCADAMS Pres1dent Treasurer FRANK SPRINGER IRENE BROWN VICE Pres1dent Secretary rf: I ,. ,Z may . . . . . . o 0 0 1 , 1 1 4 I . . . . . , ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , . WANDA ADAMS Annual Editor, All- ied Youth, F. T, A, , Student Council, National Honor Soc - iety, Cfirls' State, Girls' Rec. Officer, Assembly Com- mittee. CAROLYN ARTERBURY BARBARA ALLE N Allie d Youth Allied Youth, A ,V,. e Tiger Band ' ,V Q 5 X i x DAVID AT CHISON W CHARLES BARRY Allied Youth Coun- cil, I-Iorneroom Officer, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Boys' State, Invitation Corn- mittee. . i '4 .. - P I JANET BARTLE TT Student Council, National Honor Soc - iety, Allied Youth, Latin Club Officer, F. T. A. DONALD ALLEN Allied Youth, Horneroorn Off- icer, National Honor Society l A Wil A i J, ANN ANDERSON National Honor Society, Junior American Citi- zens Club Off- icer, Allied Youth, Girls'Rec Club KENNETH ASKEW National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Basketball SUSIE ATCHLEY Allied Youth CHARLEY R. BEARD FELDIW T. BENTLEY Allied Youth Footbigy 'ed Youth B I ' CLARA BLAYLOCK Future Teachers of America, Allied Youth, Junior Amer- ican Citizens Club ERWIN BOWMAN VAL- wifi f,L.:.,., ,fu ,L laik 27544.11 . '- ' A1 f'ff'fL'1 BETTY BRENNAN Allied Youth Council, Home Room Officer, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of Am- erica, Annual Staff, Girls' Rec. Club Officer MYRNA RUTH BROOKS Annual Staff, Future Teachers of America Officer 'Nlational Honor Society Allied Youth T-XAC Y -XAC Editor Girls Rcc Club CAROL ANN BILLINGSLEY Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, D.E. Club SHIRLEY BROWER Future Teachers of America, A, Y, , Future Homemakers of -Xmerica Officcr Choral Nlusic Girls Rcc Club JN .TO ANN BISHOP Future Teachers of America, Al- lied Youth, Girls' Rec. Club IRENE BROWN Senior Class Officer, Home Room Officer, F.T.A., A.Y., Girls' Rec. Club LESLIE BOOKOUT JOELLA BOYER Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, Girls Rec. Club DOROTHY BRITT Allied Youth SUSAN BROWN Allied Youth, National Honor Society f H.-XZEL BROWNING Allied Youth, Nat- ional Honor Society JOY CE V IRGINIA CAMPBELL Allied Youth ELIZABETH CLEMENT Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Allied Youth, Junior American Citizens Club Officer PEGGY JANE COLDICCTT National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Homeroom Officer MARTHA BUSE Allied Youth, Disbributive Education Club Officer DOROTHY JO COLLlNS National Honor Society, F, T, A,, D, E, Club Officer, Allied Youth. Home- room Officer MARY LOUISE CADDENHEAD Future Home- makers of Am- erica, Future Nurses Club, Al- lied Youth. SARA COLLUM Allied Youth, Choral Club, Girls' Rec. DORIS CALER Future Home - makers of Am- erica, Library Club DON CARROLL Football, Future Farmers of Am- erica, Baseball, Allied Youth. E UCJENE CLOWER Allied Youth JO ANN COOK Cheerleader, Girls' State, F, T, A, , Allied Youth, Home- room Officer, Girls' Rec. Officer C. COOK Tiger Band Captain, Tiger Swing Band, National Honor Soc iety, Allied Youth. Future Farmers of America , X, . JIMMY DANIELS N kr y gill r fr ,kt l TOMMY DIXON Future Farmers of America, Acapella Choir SAMUEL O. DONELSON National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Latin wi JANE T COX Allied Youth, Homeroom Office r THOMAS DOWNS CAROLYN CROWELL Acapella Choir, Grand Chorus, Student Council, Junior American Citizens Club, National Honor Society DIANA DURHAM Allied Youth Coun- cil, Cheerleader, Horneroom Officer, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Rec. Club Officer RENNIE CULVER National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Junior Am- erican Citizens Club Reporter SHIRLEY DENNIS Annual Staff, Nat- ional Honor Soc- iety, FutureTeachers of America, Allied Youth, Homeroom Officer, Girls'Rec. Club, Senior Class Invitation Commit- tee GERALDINE DOLPH Allied Youth, Future Homernakers of Am- erica KENNETH DYSON Allied Youth, National Honor So- ciety, Homeroon Officer 2 , SHERRY ERICKSON Allied Youth, Girls' Rec. MIKE FOOKS Allied Youth RONALD GAMMILL Allied Youth, Track MARY LOU GRIFFIN Allied Youth, Future Teachers of Arnerica, Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Rec, Club X , - BILLY JOE 4213.115-PA JANE FANNING Football, Blige- ,Q X Future Teachers ball, Homeroor-31' of America, Al- Officer J lied Youth, Choral Club, Girls' Rec. ALTON GUEST HOUSTON GUYSE LYNDA FARR Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, Girl Rec. WILLIAM T. FREEMAN Distributive Education Club .TUNE GARY Allied Youth, Latin Club BOBBIE HALL Allied Youth CARRIE INGRAM HANNON Allied Youth JOYCE HAVELKA Allied Youth, National Honor Society FRANK HENRY Student Council President, Allied Youth, Future Teachers of Arn- erica SHELBA ANN HILBUN Allied Youth, Future Tea- chers of Am- erica, Girls' Rec. Club BILL HARGROVE Future Farmers of America if ROSALYN HITCHCOCK Allied Youth, Distributive E ducation Club RAY HARMON Future Teachers of America, Basket- ball Manager, Track, Allied Youth, Nat- ional Honor Society, Baseball NAIA HUDDLESTON Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America Girls'Rec. Club, Homeroom Officer bn ! E I . MYRNA HARRIS Distributive Ed- ucation Club Officer RICHARD HAZLE WOOD Allied Youth, Track SANDRA LOU HICKS Allied Youth EDWARD HUDGEONS Future Farmers of Ame rica HUDGINS National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Distri- butive Education Club, FFA Sweet - heart, D,E, Sweetheart ANN JAMES Allied Youth, Student Council Officer, Cheer- leader, Acapella Choir, National Honor Society, Girls' State, Girls' Rec. Club ALLEN JENKINS Home Room Officer, Allied Youth HAROLD JOHNS Allied ' Youth, Ba sketball, Ring Committee ,l,. SYBIL HUNTER Future Teachers of America, Allied Youth, National Honor Society, Junior American Citizen Club Officer Q I 'V PATRICIA ANN JACKSON Future Teachers of America, Allied Youth, National Honor Society, Acapella Choir Allied Youth, Fut- ure Teachers of America, Cheer- leader, Baseball, Homeroom Officer ANNE ELIZABETH JARVIS Future Teachers of America Officer, Allied Youth, Girls Chorus , Grand Chorus, Girls' Rec BILL E. JOHNSON Future Farmers of America, Acapella Choir GLENDA JOHNSON TOMMY W. JTEISTER Home Room Officer Allied Youth I Cheer leader GENE JOHNSON Allied Youth, Stu- dent Council, Nat- ional Honor Society, Track N . M ps Q 1hvX wr.,-fr I PEGGY RUTH JOICE Allied Youth, National Honor Society, Horne- room Officer JERRY KING Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Allied Youth Coun- cil, National Honor Society, Class Of- ficer, Senior In- vitation Committee TOMMY KNOTT Allied Youth, Tiger Band Drum Major DUANE LARAMORE Allied Youth Council, Band Officer, National Honor Society, Tiger Stage Band .1 ,9 x A WILLIAM BRIT TE N KARRH K MARY LINDSEY Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, Nat- ional Honor Soc- iety, Student Council, Girls' Rec. Club T:- BOBBY KEASLER Homeroom Officer, Future Farmers of America CAROLYN BOBLOE F, T, A, Officer, F, T, A, District President, Allied Youth Council, A, Y, Southwest Reporter, National Honor Soc- iety, Girls' Rec. Club ,411 4? x-'f'-p SHIRLE Y ANN KEESE National Honor Soc - iety, Allied Youth, Tiger Band, Future Homemake rs of Arn - e rica, Home room Officer, Acapella Choir MARILYN KING Future Teachers of America, Al- ied Youth ROY KULL, JR. National Honor Society, Allied Youth Council, Annual Staff, Horne room Officer CAROLYN BE TH LOLLAR Allied Youth Coun- cil, D.E, Club Of- ficer, F, T, A, Dis- trict Secretary, F, T A. Officer, National Honor Society Officer, F, T,A, , Girls' PATRICIA JANE INICADAINIS NIARILYN lxlc.-XLISTER ROBIN ANN fNlCALlS'I-ICR STEVE IVICGAIN Afmllal Staff, A. Y. Council, Allied YOL1th Allied Youth, Acapella National Honor lass Officer, Homeroom Choir Society, Tiger State, Girls' Rec. Club LIDA MCCOLLUM Band, Acapella Choir MARY LOUISE MCDANIEL National Honor Society, Dis- tributive Ed- ucation Club BETTY JOE MCDONALD NANCY LOU MQDOFIALD CL-XHENCE DAVID MQCULRE Allied Youth, National Allied Youth, Harm-room ,i,11,,,,1 Yuufy, HOHOI' SOCICIYY G1Tl5' Officer, Invitation Coni- RGC. Club mittee, Choral Club, F, T.A Girls' Rec, Officer ANN MCINVALE V I V ,Q Distributive Ed- JOHN MCLEOD ucation Club CAROLYN IJLXYAF. NIQMLRPHY Allied Youth. Cnora Club, G11'lS'IiL'Li. I, Q. M.-XHAFFEY Allied Youth, Cheerleader, Homeroorn Officer QS JIM Allied Youth , ' i Q1 VINCENT MASSEY Allied Youth, Tiger Band, Swing Band IRIS ANN NASH Allied Youth, F, T. Officer, I-Iomeroom Officer, Girls' Rec. Grand Chorus 1' 'T JAMES MARKHAM Allied Youth, Home- roorn Officer, Foot- ball, Baseball I5 DOROTHY MARSHALL F, H, A, , Allied Youth Choral Club CE CELIA ANN MARTIN Allied Youth ARLEE ANN Allied Youth CARL MILLER, JR. EVELYN ANNE MIROIR MICHAEL WARREN NANCE Tiger Band Allied Youth Council, Allied Youth Choral Music, Future Teachers of America Officer, Homeroom Officer, Girls' Rec. A' Officer BOBBIE JEAN NEAL Allied Youth PEARLIE .IO NEWMAN Allied Youth DANNY OLIVE MILES Q . L, JIMMY OLIVER Football, Basket- ball, Track THOMAS PHILIPS Football fs- JUDY OWEN JOE PEACOCK BILLY LOU PERRY Allied Youth Allied Youth, Allied Youth, F, T A Grand Chorus National Honor Soc 7. 3 Gu- - . 1' X ' ,qv f iety, Girls' Rec. Club LOUIS PIRKEY Allied Youth, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Home - room Office r 3 1 1 JIMMY POWELL JOE PRESCOTT SUE PURTLE Future Farmers Of Allied Youth Future Teachers America, Allied Youth of America, A1- lied Youth, D,E, Club PATRICIA LOU EDDIE E, ROBBINS RICHARDSON Allied Youth, DAVID ROBERTS MAQRY NELL RQDEN Allied Youth, Future Future Farmers of Future Farmers of A1.hed.Y0uth' Dis Teachers of America, America America Qfficer tubutlve- Educatlon Club Officer Girls'Rec. Club A- in A ' s l 1 JAMES C. ROGERS WILEY ROOD JR. DON ROSE DAN SCURLOCK Allied Youth, Football, Allied National Hongr Basketball Youth Society MAX SELLERS Distributive Education Club Officer JOYCE EILEEN SIMPSON Future Teachers of Am- erica, Allied Youth VICK1 SISCO Allied Youth, Acapella Choir, F, T,A, , Girls' Ric. Club, Grand Chorus LORETTA SMITH Allied Youth, Home room Officer ALEX SMITH 1 1 DANNY SON Distributive Education Club 2 5. , li XJUNE SIMMONS Allied Youth, Homeroom Officer, Future Teachers of America, Nat- ional Honor Society, Acapella Choir, Girls' Rec. Club ' GARY SMILEY FRANK SPRINGER, JR. Basketball, Baseball, ' Homeroom Officer, A,Y Council, Class Officer F, T, A, , National Honor Society. 4 'K WARD Farme rs of rica JOHN ANN SULLIVAN Allied Youth PATSY TALLMAN Allied Youth, Future I-lomemakers of America, Girls' Rec. Club DILLARD TINSLEY Football Allied Youth HERMAN STOVER Allied Youth, Tiger Band SALLY RUTH STUMPP Homeroorn Officer, Stu- dent CouncilOfficer, Nat ional Honor Society, Allied Youth, Girls'Rec. JAMES E. VANN Aimed Youth coun cil Football Track Homeroom Officer DAVID C. TERRY, JR. Allied Youth, Student Council Officer, Foot- ball, Future Teachers of America, QTQ T-7' F.T.A. CAROLYN STURGEON Allied Youth, Horneroom Officer WELDON TALLANT Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, Basketball, Track 1 X l' . 9 f , f i 1' f ' 9-' Q 'A 'L N 'Vll' I CHARLES A THORNTON JR. Baseball. PRESTON WALDROP Tiger Band Captain, National Honor Soc- iety, Allied Youth, National Chorus '56 , All-State 9 Homeroom Officer, F, T, A, , Baseball, Allied Youth Coun- cil, National Honor Society WILLIAM DALE WALLACE Assembly Committee Acapella Choir, Allied Youth io' kb in SUNNY JOYCE WALTERS Allied Youth JOHNNIE LA VERNE WALLACE Future Nurses of America Choral Music JAMES WE E MS Allied Youth, C Xl y Q7 RAY A, WATERS, JR, National Honor Society, Allied Youth MARY VIRGINIA WEBBER National Honor Society, Allied Youth DON WHITE National Honor R Football Society, Allied Youth, Future Cd Teachers of America 5 Ii ,FN A1 GLORIA JACQUELYN NINA FAYE WOMMACK TQM WQQTEN Youth, l..lbI'aI'Y Future Farrners of Allied Youth, National Club America Club Honor Society, Junior American Citizens Club Officer ANN WRIGHT JACQUELYN ELAINE BEVERLY YARBERRY Allied Youth, Tiger WYNN Allied Youth, Future Band, Majorette, Girls iOHN1lfVYNE3 Latin Club, Allied Teachers of America, Roo. Club, Band Cape a Choir Youth National Honor Soc- Festival Queen iety, Girls' Rec. IFC' MR, CARL CULPEPPER Sponsor .IUNIORS J.. Ti y. ,L -6 ,W f 3 1 5 MR. GAYLE KASTERSON Sponsor MISS IRENE WALTER MRS C A MITCHELL Sponsor Sponsor THREE DOWN AND ONE TO GO DANNY PETTY Pres1dent As the Juruor Class passes on to the1r Semor year they w11l remember the three years they have spent wa1t1ng to become Semors They also w111 remember bemg host to the Sen1or Class and w1l1 ant1c1pate bemg a guest next year for a change The pr1v1lege of havlng exemptlons for the flrst t1me the elect1on of Class avorxtes and the presentat1on of Play w11l be favor1te keepsakes of the1r Jun1or year the Jun1or SAM WOOD Treasurer 'fi' GEORGE MCKINNEY EVELYN LEGGETT Vxce Presldent Secretary . I IA' Vi ZS avg Pi? DANNY PETTY QJUNIOR CLASS r 5 3 if 4 i 2 , E , 5 I ! i I N X f Q Ji l ' . E il ' 5 1 ., ' 4 1 ' Q 5 QE 2 5, , x , ? Me 'r F A 5 1 1 A 2 'g 1' 5 S x 4 ' rel, 4 'f?. ii ' if , sl fi , 2 ' . E? V i 3 T , Kel? 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Bunny Porxer Stanley Oran Sharp L rne st Stamton l Sue Syxronl 5 Saralou V xughdn Sten Peter er Qayle Powell Mary Jayne Powell Q...- Wag Vl llllam Shlpp Vlesley Shurrate Judith Stal,-ton Clorm June Steele in Robert Tannehl Q ,A Dan el Petr rra Pr l norelle P ttrrar Bett, Ponder Harold Rhode n 'N Janet Somme rfeldt Rubx btewd rd Sue 'lax o Loxs -Xnn Thorrpson 1' Lynda Walker F1011 Vlalraven Iames WalraVf'U fary Robkzn Iwlelvm Sorrell Nancy Stmgley 1 fb -sw XS xllmam Tweedx 1 'Q Lmda Waters nz' James Rochelle Sh1rley Spencer Lmda Strxckland III Rlczhard Lpsor- 1 Judy Welsh 4- ? 1 Carolxn VN elch in ,QW Donald Xhlcox Myra Wxlllams I O Doyle X esson 4 B111 W 1111ams Elame Wood Carolyn Wright Tommy llrlg i 1 - Donald X hue 'No rra Jean PICTURES 'NOT TAKEN Charles Antwell Vk1ll1arn Coulter Robert Wayne Dav1s Dennxs Day Don Epperson Vlxlllam T Freeman Sy lvla Ann Cubson J1mmy Coodson Donna Hale KN ayne Hackett Bobby Hall Freddxe Hopkms Jerry Johnson Kenneth Mabry Earlene Mason VN llxam Nhchols Kenneth Osborne .Tarrell Poole lx artha Ramsey Xkacie Smlth Vary Janxce Strmklanci Lena Thedforfl C arroll Tussex Jerry NN ood Coxc Yates h arroll Intel: Carol KN xllnms 1 bv Sammy Wood wa if eannme Vlh1tlock Lanell Vlxlhams Bobb1e Woods 35 Lei ht walter llyI'1Ck Jackxe Youre A Junmor Class meetmg was called to elect offxcers and hear qual1f1cat1ons for class favor1tes The small representanon was due to a 'called rreet1ng on short not1ce Many of the ZOO members had prev1ous comrmttments 48 s N , A 'E . 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L Jerry West Kenneth Wh1te L1llard Vhlkerson Iv a June lk lson Judy 9-.km Thomas Alun C eorgctta Xkm lxobf-rt Xnthonx Joyce Xrnolrl Janne Xahforo Ixarle Xu tn Daw cl Bcntlcx Bobbx Bolton IX artha Bolton Larry Bower 'Norman Box Reus Brackeen Johnnle Braden C eorge Braddotk Jxmrrx Caddenhearl George Carr Cnarles Chanoplon Ronald Clark Manda Coburn Bxlly Compton Benny Cook B1lly Cooper Charles W1mb1sh Sue Ellen Wynn PIC TLRES NOT TAKEN V alter Davts Donald Dtckenson Daxxd Delaughtc r 5 lllxam Delaughter Pat 3 Dobson Robert Dobson Tolbert Edwards Stephen Forbes Sarah Foster I-'at C xbson Je rr, C tldon George Glosson lf-Lquellre Greene C eraldlne Green Charles Hackett Stephen Harland Marcel-,n Heflzn Xkeldon Henson James Hlckman Geneva Hobbs Ceorge Johnson Loretta Jenkms Cynthxa K1dd Leo Kmsey Erlw 1rd Langle Jlmrny Lynch Marvm lVlL.'XllSll r Louts lx Q -Xllster Donald lMCCJ0mgal James NlcFerr1n John Maxsel Bmlly IN arshall Evelyn Nlartmdale Cary Xloore '-llllC6 My rzck Charles Newrran Harold Northcutt Bobby 'Norton Floyd Panzer James Pearson Robble Pool Glorla Powell James Powers Rayford Pyeatt Bllly Randall Sandra Roblnson Ca rol y n Shuptrme Chrlsta Springer hxllxam Sprlnger Sonny Stamph1ll R1chard Steele C lenn Strawn Bllly Strlckland Curtxs Sutton Jxrnrny Terrell John Walker I..esl1e VN atlmgton Loretta Watts Jam: s Whxtlock Veda Wxlllams Jarres W1ndham Rxchard Wxnes Alfred Wommack Jerry Wood Arthur Wrlght J 'riff' sd P 1 , if A ' 4 V if ll W lib: 1' l 1 .5 l . , lpv, 1 A I . 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' 16? , A x. , -f -Q. in -I 4 Q PERSONALITIES When it came time for the graduat- ing class of '56 to nominate their candi- dates for Senior personalities, it took much thought and consideration because there were so many outstanding students who were worthy of holding any one of the honored positions. Those who were elected feel as honored in being favored as the class does in choosing them. The runners-up also hold renowned places in the class. The 1956 Annual Staff takes great pride in presenting the Favorite Person- alities of the Senior Class. - T X :XX KQNV ZZN Q7 H, as TSX. N Rf b SN .2135 CJ NJ Sf' X , REI, J RJ N -Q? 117' A K! 1 Riff UQ K' xnxx:-xxx Y A NN: J Q? Q gf' ' xxx? ' -P C X ld A19 xx r-V fp' J wixilff' A .QE F iyirmjyy I 351' 'CSX-,Q TN M131 'xQl,,f7V , I A I X 47. 1 :Ny :J Nj-LX 1 , J TOMMY JE 1 fx-4 3 N 5 XM 9 ,fffilgxifij MLW! IQENEEAETQQVVN M fam I H J' ml!'J',qiUp M, ,QQ I ? W, 7' 52? if f ffm ,A Q 5 ,. , ,Qizfw WL f,y4W f ,Mwzf A 1 , 77l'f,f 7,f?fiZ 7 f 'Wf'12f3lf1 'V KENNETH DYSON SCHOLARSHIP 4 'Wa Yiwsf S 4 F , 1 K A fm H A W ,f ZW x XX CHARLES . ffm ,910 .uyovtw G-,fz,LC1fLJ ,wah DIANA DURHAM PERSONALITY af I Min fr'-X ff 1332 Nw fi i ' 4 gm 'L ,ZW J. I ,, A G wry , Y , V X5 , f 4 V J ,ca 'V 0, . 4221 5,-1 , Nia' ' 'e Q2 1? 'f V' 5 .gf , . .Y n - ' hz 9, W ' 1 ' .lf 7 al, eg: , rjxeg, 4 , . . V , ww. , , . 5 whiff - f ' 'Q V L53 Jn.. l ' gif f fa wwf. ' I 2 I V , , afiff, P 1 v.,s, f 4 . .Y . ' .-4 , if PRESTON WALDROP TALENT ANN JAMES TALENT NOMINEES FOR DUANE LARAMORE J. Q. MAHAFFEY CAROLYN LOLLAR If if PATTY MCADAMS VICK1 SISCO NANCY MCDONALD JAMES MARKHAM ANN WRIGHT BILLY LOU PERRY BEVERLY YARBERRY DAVID TERRY FRANK SPRINGER CHARLES THORNTON PERSONALITIES BETTY BRENNAN ' Jo ANN COOK., STEVE COOK JO ANN BISHOP L FRANK HENRY BILLY JOE ERIE MYRNA BROOKS JUNE GARY SHIRLEY DENNIS SONNY JACKSON GENE JOHNSON NAIA I-IUDDLESTON VIN X' ORGANIZATIONS In addition to the required and elec- tive subjects in our school there are many extra curricular organizations available to the teen-ager. Among ourtwelve clubs, the teen-ager can find one specifically designed to meet his needs or desires, be it scholarship, recreation, citizen- ship, or career. Our clubs are as essential as the educational curriculum in buildinga found- ation for successful living. STUDENT COUNCIL PROMGTES SCHCOL SPIRIT Lois Thompson had to stand on the office tablc reach the top of the Christmas tree 4- Frank Henry Pre sident Ann James Sec reta ry 0, 1 Sally Stumpp David Terry Treasurer Vice-President Dean Barry and John Walker are showing the usual enthu- SiASm ofthe meetings by trying to get the attention of the president. Mrs Carroll C Crane Sponsor Mr Cayle Kesterson Sponsor The pr: sident Frank Henrv did a good job supervis ing the drawing of the parking lines for school traffic The Student Council had a good year by e- lecting an Executive Council and homeroom al- ternates and by meeting every week. The Safety Committe helped our traffic problem by drawing parking linesg and assembly committee set up a second semester calendarg later the Council helped the March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy drives. Christmas was merrier than ever because of decorations everywhere, especially the tree which the Student Council decorated for the office. Texas Student Council Week was climaxed with an all-school social, Everyone feels a part of the Student Coun- cil because of complete representation. ALLIED YOUTH IS BEST WAY TO HAVfE F N lf '- X Q Carolyn Bob Loe Jerry Kmg Dxana Durham Patty McAdams Charles Thornton Pres dent Vxce Pres1dent Recordmg Correspondmg Treasurer Secretary Secretary Smce the orgamzauon of Allled Youth seven years ago lt has been very actlve and has become the largest club 1r1 school w1th a rnembersh1p th1s year of 375 1nclud1ng 16 counc1l members and two sponsors Mrs Grady Duck Mr A A Forester AY has proved 1ts purpose that we can Sponsor SPOHSOT have a good t1me wlthout the mfluence of an alcohohe beverage through a wemer roast a sock hop and the Chr1stmas party Not all of the 3Ct1V1t18S are Just fun many serv1ces have been done such as adopt mg a needy farmly at Chr1stmas sponsormg the UNICIF dr1ve conductlng an area work shop and featurmg Church Emphas1s Week Everyone agrees that AY 15 the best way to have fun 1 I Anxta Erb IS tellmg a story to the ch1ldren the A Y adopted at Chr1stmas bw -was Jerry Kmg and Frank Sprmger showmg thelr pmg pong art Hey Erme 1t's burnmg' Vlexner Roast at Sp:-mg Lake Park after AY Workshop at end of Nlembershxp Drwe 1' . 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I I , GIRLS' REC IS TOP SERVICE CLUB ,K D1ana Durhanf Mrs Ellene Johnson Pres1dent Sponsor Too bad that we d1d not have color f1lms for the Valentme Dance It was super' 5 Betty Brennan Wanda Adams Nancy Lou McDonald Evelyn Anne M1ro1r JO Ann Cook V1ce Presmdent Secretafl' Treasurer SOC13l Drrector PTDJCCYS Dxrector Vkfhen the words Glrls ' Rec' are heard the f1rst thought w c k but the G1rls' Recreatlon Club does every thlng b t wreck thlng It m1ght be known as a serv1ce club for teen agers for the reCreat1on It provldes IS worth whxle and helpful to both students anda dults Sophomores are not members be cause smce the number must be l1m1ted Jun1ors and S mors are g1ven preference Among the projects for the year was Scrub Day a Saturday when every g1rl volunteered her sermce domg household Jobs to ralse money for the Valentme Dance The annual n nstre s always lun for exerybody try nc to guess who S who The nwrlmutor Ann X r gm that S or bum The 58 rrembers enjoyed a success ful and gala year 1n D6 76 ' I 1 . . Al W.. tv- - 4' E bv, ax if s S y It 1 1- 1 22 ' I . . I 5 , . 1S -r-e- - , F 2 ' ' ' Q ' ' u II II ' S. ' I I ' - , I ' . - - 4 - . . I, . 1 . ' N ' I - I ,, , -pr I I V , Y , V, . I - s, 1.- , . ' Y . , ,Z , I . I .W I' 1 I I I If I- ' E - ' 1 ' , ls. 1 . . . . . V . ,F Carol Williams is serving the Christmas tea in Home EC Cottage Carol Williams Sue McVay President Vice President Everyone should be a mem- ber of the Future Homemakers Club because of its purpose for nothing is more important than good homes. The members have shown theirinterestin making goodhomes by attending the district meeting and making Halloween and Christ- mas favors for hospital patients and singing Christmas carols for the ladies at the Ben and Jane Collins Home. By their activities they have learned the importance of training for better homemakers in the future. E' Linda Pridgen Treasurer Sponsor Mrs Bobby I- rgu 'Sponsor Donna Pasley Sec retary Margaret Powers Carolyn lk eredith Historian Parllamentarian Two Shirleys - Brower and Spencer - make good square dance in structors . 77 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MAKE GOOD WIVES Q- F 1 gb Y F Ni ss Bern cc. 'xlarshall LIBRARIANS ACTIVATE READING FOR FUN Sue Cline Dorls Rannoxx Secretary-Treasurer Correspomlmg Secretary i W' Jane: Havelka Llbby Farmer Mrs Mcxmgm VICE Pres1dent Pfesldent Sue Cl1ne lS readmg the mmutes of the last meetmg whzle Llbby Fa rme r the presxdent looks ahead for future bus UICSS l I ,-A', Mrs Nlclinxght and the delegates are plannmg thexr trxp to the State Teen -Xge I.1brarxans Xssocxatxon at Waco 78 ' feet Sara Moore Martha Jordan Eva Anne Pearson Parllmentarlan Historxan Program Chawrnan Sally Enloe SPOHSOT Sergeant at Arms A very ufnportant phase of the school 11fe was shown through the work of the L1b rary Club By ass1st1ng Mrs McKn1ght the members not only learned the routme of a l1brar1an but also promoted lnterests 1n readmg books rnagazmes and news papers Severalmembers of the club met wlth a P T A comrnxttee to choose several muchly needed reference books for the lxb rary Every rrember wore the club pm Wh1Cl' showed an open book as an 1nd1c:at1on of open The h1ghl1ghts of the year were the attendanee of four delegates at the D1str1ct Fonxenuon and f1ve at State Teen Age L b rar ans fXssoc1at1on meetmg Durmg the sumrrer the members plan tohelp lxrrs N cluught clean up and redeco rate the llbrary so 1t vull be more attractwe for the T H S students next xear I 'R cc l l y . 7 I y - Q ..... :, 1 , 'A minds. v ' ,A i, . 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'ERS fi. .s if I ax Sellers Pre sldent .4 age flle keep record or take stock tn the afternoon Dorothy Jo Collms Secretary Treasurer Martha Buse Parhamentarxan The best way to learn 1S on the Jo The D1str1but1ve Educatwn Club referred to as D E 15 a great mfluence m de velop1ng leadersh1p fa1r play c1t1zen sh1p and the Splflt of healthful compe t1t1on m students who W1ll be tomorrow's bus1ness men and women The members operated the concess mon stands at the basketball games to se cure funds to send delegates to the State Convenuon They dld not forget to have fun at thelr hamburger fr1es andd1nner partles LEARN TO WORK WCRK TO LEARN Mx rna I-Iarrxs Vmce Pres1dent D E Students attend school each mormng and sell pack Ca rolyn Lollar Re porte r Mr Wm E McGu1re Nell Roden Sponsor Program Chauman '-mv Candy drmks peanuts 9 What'll you have Raya Rosa lmd I-htchcock Martha Buse and Carroll Tussey pract1ce thexr salesmanshxp at the basketball games 79 N A. l V lvl A A ' r- 1, A Y ' 'bn' lv lv' ' ' - 4 T ff Q' g.. .,..,v REAL FARMING DCNE BY FUTURE FARMERS N , . W 5 ', 4, I l ,o David Roberts Alex Smith Dennis Day President Vice-President Secretary if Mr. Herschel Henry Sponsor Sw ' ei. Jim Rochelle Albert Mitchell Tommy Dixon Treasurer Sentinel Reporter wayne Sam, Tommy, Alex, and others are going to While Mr. Henry looks on, Byron Barkman brands prune some trees if they ever assemble the fi calf with the assistance of Dennis, Alex. David, shears. Tommy. Hal, and Sane, if I i til: a is..f--f'- u'i' -- L, E . The sign reads, 'I'm a cow ' American farming proved the best method, we think. There was no to be or not to be in the Future Farmers Club. Allthe boys -- including the Greenhands -- worked on the job and were real farmers. They attended fairs and stock shows and made many educational trips, At home they actually planted trees, judged cattle, put out rat poison, and helped in forest conservation, Sociallythey were successful too. Their sweetheart Marjorie Hudgens, inspired them at their parties and ban- quet. The climax of their activities was the Father and Son banquet. 80 GLYMPUS CLUB KEEPS MYTHS ALIVE Robert Harkms Susan Shurran Jupiter Mercury Bunny Ellxson Juno the Ruler INOEICG the Latm names of the Olympus Club'9 All offlcers were g1V6H appropmate names of 1mportant Romans because the pr1mary purpose of the club was to learn more about mythologx Each month the god for that month was elected to rule the soc1al The Sa turnalla Pa1'fYfChr1stmasJ the box sup per, the Ides of March Roman Banquet were loads of fun At the Roman Ban quet everyone wore togas and food was served by slaves All s xty three mem bers loved the Olympus Club act1v1t1es lb uno's ASSISIAHI The Messenger Anlta Erb Mxdas The Golden Treasurer Mrs R C Ham11ton Magxster 81 Looks lxke Rusty Nioss 1Sl'1lgl'1ESf.bldfl8I' eh Mr Ham1lton'7 Roman dolls dance to the tune of 'BFACCIS Papa for Caesar Kfeorge McK1nnew1 and Calpurma Uanet Bartlettj at the annual Roman Banquet G, M V 5 J I . A A H1 E T125 J.A.C.'s HELP NATURALIZE ALIENS Y-.1 Ann Anderson Ruth Lambert Ellzabeth Clement Rennie Culver Secretarv Treasurer Program Chairman Reporter Glor1a lV'l'X1tSO1'1 Mrs Forester Sybll Hunter President Sponsor V1ce Pres1dent Judy Smlth IS wondermg wh1ch dresses she w111 choose for her very ovm Glorma V-luson the pres cient ard other merrbers are x ew ng a copy of th o s on a 1 Irom the D -X The Junlor Amer1can C1t1zens Club sponsored by the Daughters of Amerxcan Revoluhon exerc1sedthe1r r1ghts by help mg a11ens become naturahzed and m teach mg them the Const1tut1on and laws of our government The members were allowed to attend naturalxzauon ceremomes and welcomed the new c1t1zens 'lhe club also sponsored Judx Sm1th ofthe Baptmst Orphanage entertalmng her at Thanksg1v1r1g Chnstmas and Easter The members spent many happy and profuablc hours V1S1tl1'lg h1stor1cal places n and near lexarkana O SHORTAGE GF FUTURE TEACHERSIN T. H. Carolyn Bob Loe President Myrna Brooks Vice -President Carolyn Lollar Mr Herschel Hcnr ' l Y Reporter Sponsor SPOUSOI' Vlfhen Future Teachers were mentioned everyone began to talk about the famous donkey basketball game sponsored by the F, T. F.. Other successful events were Christmas card selling. a beautiful silver tea, a most successful District Workshop with our local president presiding, a delegation to the State Convention, and the annual installation banquet at the end of the year. The membership of the Opie Dalby Chapter ofthe F. T. A. consisted of 81 students - with onlx' 8 boys. The club kept ever in mind its aim -to if-fm-est students in becoming teachers, qt Any resemblance to anything or anybody was purely o incidental at the donkey basketball gan e Anne Jarvis Secretary Evelyn Anne Mzrozr Iris Nash Historian Treasurer lwirs. Herschel Henry Miss Lee Brown Mrs. J, D, Ku-gkcndall SPOIISOF Sponsor I Members ofthe houseparty for the annual Silver 'lea pose for picture at Carolyn loot In home. .Ma 'MU As local and dist 1 tpres dert Caroly Bob se rr intcn on getting her message ovei to the ci str t delegat on NURSES LEARN PRACTICAL AID Sponsor Da rlene Connor V1ce Pre sldent Mary Jayne Powell Pre smdent Jean Craxg Member 1 it Bobbxe Woods Member Members are patxently waxtl arrwe for the guest speaker to Mrs Powell hopes Jean Cralg won't need thxs flrst amd, but just m case 84- Mrs Jamesli Powell Judy Morgan Secretary Treasurer Jackxe Young Socxal Dxrector Jearmme Wh1tlock Membe r Although the Future Nurses were small ln number, they were great 1n value for where but 1n h1gh school 15 there a bet ter place to 1nst1ll the unportance of nurs 1n These mne g1r1s learned from Mrs Powell our school nurse, the value of personal and commun1ty health the qual1 f1cat1ons of pracucal and professlonal nurses, and the rules of flrst a1d The h1ghl1ght of the year was the trxp to the Future Nurses State Conven t1on rn Dallas All but three of the mem bers attended the rneetmg xl J 1 4 - f 1 -A Q: A' Q k , . . . 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' 1 1 ' ' ' 4 'l' ROSEBUDS BLOOM ALMOST TOO LATE Q...-A 'Nell Cobb Sunnx X alters Presldent Vlce Presuient The newest club to be organ1ze was the Rosebud Club sponsored by the Rose Carden Club m town and composed of s1xteen members It was too late to gwe the club a full page 1n the annual but they d1d make the organxzatlons sec tlon Representatwes of the Rose Cvar den Club met wlth the Rosebuds twxce amonth at mght Programs were g1V6H on growmg and arrangmg flowers The s1ve too Famth Doss 'xv tg, 51 nglc S9CT9f31'Y Corrt Hom ng At the f1rst rneetmg Rose Garden sponsors ar I Susan Shurran Glorma Edmonds Treasurer I-I1stor1an Mrs Ellene Johnson Sponsor orgamze the club NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY REORGANIZES Thezr faces show how serrous changes were to the old members Mrs G1bSO1 l Sponsor Mr Culpepper Ray Lynn Harmon Sponsor Presldent W 3 x i S nce the 'XIat1onal Honor Soc1ety was completely reorganlzed there were no new members taken 1n thls year A new const1tut1on was adopted Wh1Ch ramsed the scholastxc standmg to 90 and set upa certavn percentage to be adm1t ted each semester The INHS the top honor club became also a more actlvek organ zat1on thanks to Mr Beane Lk' 1 Nd'-CFD 5h1f1eY Denms Charles Thornton X er Presudent Secretary Treasurer I ll' an ' , A 1 3 ff!! ' A X ff I: 4' ff' -N 'van 'ihf if ., f ' d G . ' , I . . , . - J N . . W1 installation program was very impres - y V . ,, f I . a ff l I 1. ' 'll y .. R ' , ' Q In 3.- k ' ' 85 ' 'Q i .mifwg ix 1, r Q fxhfvx I1 fm- T 74' 4 tm: Q w,f,jt2'fx 6 ,fi Q,:j?i'. ' 'igsf In gi , v'i'61:i'+s4- 3 , 5f2:1'Sf'QSl's ,E , -1 ' , iw ,sl v-fffelffw K! :H as .ya .gig xy J bi-K: L, , I . Q it l . X p f I! . v- .wv Q NCQ Q 'lg f' Q SY 'Pi A vfnisy 4 'M J ,Q , vw if 1, .W 1 a MN 1 8' Ml 'xvx f ? ' j.,+q 1 H55 31 4' M., 31 uw ,f 1 4x,.',y 1, fwfmat, if Z SWE' in V' '-'-445, it 4 V' f ju, iris i., ,MQ Z7 .M V f ,flight U I MUSIC Our music students and directors are among the busiest on our campus. lf they are not practicing for band or choral music or both, they are perform- ing, Because of the delight niusic brings, these students are in constant demand. Whether for parades, football games, assemblies, clinics, or workshops, they always present enjoyable and excellent programs. We really do appreciate our talent- ed and cooperative musiciaiis and are proud of the good work they have always done, at home and away from home. 87 TIGER BAND WGRKS HARD AND LONG The band offzcers had the hardest Job w1th the least recognltlon , 1 19, :li in 127 N314 in I lu I Ti Our drum major Tommy Knott was gxven superxor ratmg for hls tw1rl1ng Football fans always spotted Tomm at halft1me and applauded h1s talent W'lunmmrznum When the orange and white Tiger Marching Bands appeared on the foot- ball field or came down the street durmgaparade the students home town people and v1s1tors always cheered them for they were a thr1ll to everybody Many hours were spent 1n prac t1c1ng and performlng for the school and town The members were repald to some extent by the fun at the1r part1es and dances and the great bus tr1ps they made to games and con test U-ilmwllg 'N' Jn 111 It zs always a thnll to see our marchmg band m formatxon . Q' ' - , . O V 1 ' 'ah p W Y' l 9 9 kwwfaa f X 'rl l 1 GL. rl I if .. of--sv, .. F i af L '. . L FOR HCNORS AND ENTERTAINMENT All year the Concert Band worked toward one obJect1ve en termg D1str1ct Contest n the spr mg and ma1nta1n1ng thelr usual hlgh ratmg They have taken sweep stakes several t1mes QI sv 'S' N The1r most cr1t1cal Judges the student body always rated them tops not only 1n concert but rn en sernbles and solos Then when the band appeared before the professlonal c:r1t1cs t contest tune they never let the stu dent body down We are ve ry proud of our T1ger Concert Band 'wx 5 .iz aiu 013: Jonny Rhodes our tor kept Sfhlllng S dxrec ugh hrs labors x xxx I- 1.5 I- LI-'I' SYK lvl-lllli ' M tv Ann Wnght Sandra Robmson and Lanell Wxllxams added much color and show to the band Mxss Damels drxlled them many ove rt1me hours What a beautxful pose of the Txger Concert Band' Thexr performances were as good on all occaswns b . . - l K C . . . . ' F . . . - X - ab M ' T x ', . . . 5 ' a N P . Q ., - If 'fl ' f 1 V, f 0 we E M Our pretty majorettes, Patsy Bonham, . . b ' g N' SONGS BY CHORAL MUSIC GROUPS Ann James and Preston Waldrop were constantly m demand for solos and duets Ehzabeth Kauffman was the faxthiul choral musxc accompan 1S labs NP iYIU-- Mxss Nona Eagle Choxr Du-ector combmed energy and endurance to W1thout a song the world would be dark vnthout our choral mus1c Texas Hxgh would be dreary too Our choruses and solo1sts have performed so many txmes that theyhave attamed almost professlonal rat mg The Grand Chorus presented Thanks gwmg and Chrlstmas stones at school and at P T A They also partmxpated mn the tryouts at All State Choxr and at TMEA an Dallas The A Cappella Chou- fash1oned beautxful rnuslc every performance All the groups spent many hours 1n preparmg for the Teen Age Choral Festwal dn-ected by Mr Harry F1ex-baugh of Texarkana produce perfectxon '1- ' . THE GRAND CHORUS 90 fi 4 I ,' -. . . J I , College, H f 1 e S sf V af O , 1 V , S ' r n' g ' 1 :H I t 1 1 I ADD LOVE OF MUSIC TO SCHOCL LIFE Instead of the annual oper etta the fmal productxon wasa muszcal mn collaboratxon w1th the band The program mcluded danc nag smgmg and mstrumental rnusn: This year for the f1rst t1me the Choral Musxc Department had a home' of 1ts own even 1f It was the second hand band hall At least they were m a buxldlng by themselves and d1d not have to worryabout dxsturbmg classes id ag 98560 wily. The Gxrls Chorus mzght be called the Harmony Gals for all the tuneful sounds they made and the lovely p1cture they created m then' colorful formals 11... KX ll 4 The managers Paul Dowd and Benny Cook were always on iv? the Job behind the scenes A CAPPE LLA CHOIR 91 . . - V , - , . . ff D ,'.y t , I 1 . ' V ' .' .,- 4 3 .fl Jx As. A Q. au ' - . 4 , f , 7 V4 X 63 4 f LA: P B hy If A it if . ui dh .Q LA , ' 1 ' 1 i my ' fx f MMM- fx 'Hg-1 1 SQ X ia ge, r w 1 gf .Q A 3!,fW L x jk 'QL 14' fivag' .3 'K -fx A' 'ja ' 'l5i'?f5 11 - if M . . x441?T..nk I Q -ft he - f Q? . ,Qgl It 5 i K , ' gif ' - K 4 1 ' 3 1 1 ' 5 .L , 5 , .1 ' , .s . .. A , A. fx f ' ,n , f as ,- . Q as 'V 7 uf. 4lJ 4 1 Ed' of' 13- Q X A ..v, ' v ,v . I' JA' S 'I Mk AL ,..,7f f' .nv S , , fo - N v .a +L' ?o ' ,v a V N Z' Q -x lf ' ', X -, -Q ts r ' ' Q '74 vi i,, .ZF A' M., A.. , 3, 1:5213 V i 5:4 N9 , From the very first day of school until the day of final exams and Com- Q , .V mencement there was a round of activities which added to the fun and spirit at T, H. S. Remember those pep rallies.. . foot- ball games and trips. . . election of sweet- hearts and beaus. . . installation ceremon- ies. . .bonfires. . . Weiner roasts.. . talent assemblies .... club dances .... teas.. civic drives .... P. T, A, programs. . .and class plays... '? All these and many unpictured ac- tivities have made our working... play- ing... and living at T. H. S. wonderful and unforgettable. MUCH FUN AND TALENT- MANY More spxrxt was shown at the pep rally for the Games v1lle game than any other t1me Cheerleaders band and students everybody was f1red up for th1s quarter fmal game We won One of the f1rst programs was gwen by the Allxed Youth for the AY k1ck off ofthe lxlembersh1p Drlve Members of the counc1l gaxe the program 94 Dale Wallace our ahem er a vers1on of Llberace makes h1s Grand Entrance can dleabra teeth and all Constltutlon Week was commemorated 1n T H S by a program presented by the Jun1or Amencan C1t1zens and the DAR S 1n assembly A copy of the const1tut1on was presented to the school On h1s second V1Slt to T H S N r Harxey the famous rad1o comrrentator remlncec us that storms are the normal cl1mate of f Paul Harxey good dax' l 1 - h - - . . A . 5 ' ' - ' Q ' ' w L :-. ' , , . . y V er K , Y 1' ' , 'X'a' X V ' ' ' I . , . . 1 V . , . .. , ' , . X V ' I - , . l V Y .x e. - , INTERESTS-SHOWN IN ASSEMBLIES S f Sur The annual sale got off to a b1g start after the staff staged the S64 OOO quest1on slut Roy Aprll was EMCEE sponsored by 511519 AtChley'S Spanxsh dance LOVE5LAP showed only one of her many talents She was also an act or and a smger Students welcomed bank Mr Montague e Y Royal Canad1an Ivlount1e He l1ved h1s theory H 1 th t aluable asset Sacromente Students enjoyed that a sm1 e 15 e mos v the p1ano solo Amta Erb played on the talent program Janelle D xon and Sh1rley Spencer render 'One by One and You Are My Sunsh1ne for the Grand O l Student Councll Oprv' The Chrlstmas story was told IH song by the Choral Club d1rected by Mlss 95 Eagle 1 - v I 1 h I 1 S l '- , . I . . . IV ' . I I s . 5 - . - . . Y. r I f P Q 4 - l , ,. ,, if rm , . ,, 3 . , , ' AND DANCES GALORE Another Christmas hop! This time it's Annual staff members register surprise as they the AY'5 at Central School- open their Christmas gifts at Patty McAdams's. wk Candidates for King and Queen of Girls Rec, V l ' D b ' l' ' d h The ballroom at the Grim Hotel was a entme ance emg e lmlnate as t ey the setting for the Band Festival dance. dance. r lm' ' . GNJIH 14-1 X4 5 cz L S- Football parties at the Girl's . ' , 'h h T' Climaxing Texas Student Council Week ..... an Gln are fun W en t e lgers all-school social at Spring Lake Park, 96 Wm' ACTUAL CLASS SCENES TELL REAL TRUTH Sixth period Choral Music Class rehears- ing for a program. Are they supposed to use the music or not? You has to ask Mr. Culpepper if his ebra problem is right. that Frank Springe Terry, Henry, Springer, and Jester are proving mechanical output in Miss Hard- age's 3rd period Physic Class. Yes, girls, you must exercise. Miss Daniel and Miss Crank are ready for the count. F 3 Carroll Hill gets the jump on Gene Johnson in first period P,E, class. Don't knowwho won. Ask Mr, Croce. Q, lo--C Norman and Ivy ra discuss in Mrs, Cr-ane's Junior English class 7th period 97 , ly, SPICE AND COLCDR Our own Band Queen, Ann Wright, was a plcture as the Band Festival parade went down Broad Street. The West hah, of a Hhorseyw race School's out! The life you save may be your own. at the Donkey Basketball game. Mr. Beane was left at the post! Stubborn horsey . 4, x ' rw., ii K f'5 .N Alfa. AY Council sessions seem to be fun. Roy and Charles have the situation in hand, no doubt. Q , ' ' A Yivmda ,te , Wild' Sandra Nelon, Shirley Spencer, and Mack Endsley in a scene from Junior Play Almost Eighteen Ugg that drurnnlt-r. assg, 11 x gig di1 3CYOT, hir. Thomas! A floor show number at the All-Sthool 98 Social. Look no hands' Blg hearted D1ana would g1V6 Becky her Jacket to keep warm CY id 'X Qs MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THESE Stlll happy at 3 A M ' Stlll hungry too' A gang stopped for hamburgers on way home from Lufkm Llgl MAR Vt YOU REAVY .W.l'? un Wfiv fin 7 5 Gr- f'5vh l ln aCt1on at nxght pep rally 1n front up t1Ck6tS for the X. N Out early for a Def1n1tely out of town game Takes two Mr Culpepper and J Mr Kesterson to handle sales ,and this ls Ma Now mx tle doesnt All rmght boxs let s get dressed' l1ght up llke Judge Coach N x checks outfmts before Llne s but game mme 100 I 4 2 xx' M .N 1 ,ff 1 x .. A A A- I . '. , 'L .' , ' ' ' . - 5 vi . - 3 . . Q. . , - . ,P 7.1 ' 1 Q dt 9 . - ' Q 1 V I 3 Ira' E 'R ' V x y-728 K J sl ' Q ,RX Q . QQQ , , ,A , pg my . 1, 1 'N .-.. ,.: m K A 9 9 Q. - E mf . K. I, ' Q fs A354 , Qu KV Ax A ., A vp I N . c , MX 4 X -Q 1 1 a E 3- ' NYM s J 2X D v ' , I X Come on yell, Gang! Cheerleaders 'tj W E' ' 'N . . . . ' 5 f , ' A q ' X , A ' X 1' ' - ' L ,sz W N J V V . 3 ' ' - 4' , J I M Q' 7.6. , .' ? 5 . 'Z , X f Q A - ' W f 95 v I I .A f -' , ,' f , 4 'Qu J. . . ! . . ei af' f s Ei? X , . - . ...fVl5'55:r'. 4 'f A. lf V x X l m, or Lg nr, , y sp A a , if HA' , - , . A '11-'LY5 I y E E I ' ,..l' . A .x,5,a,T CHEERLEADERS BOAST MORALE SCHOOL TOMMY JESTER J Q MAI-IAFFEY YEA Orange YEA lNh1te YEA Tlgers FIGHT' EIGHT' FIGHT' The color yell led by head cheer leader Tommy Jester left a f1ght 1ng sp1r1t and led the T1gers to VICTORY' JO ANN! COOK An 1mportant factor ln reachlng Vlctory 15 the Splrlt of the team and fans The greatest sp1r1t bullders on the campus were the cheer leaders At all games they led the crowd 1n m splrmg yells and added to the llfe of the games It took sweat and to1l but they were always on hand 101 SONINY JACKSON DIANA DURHAM AINN JAMES 1ttle Becky Boyd 15 hep to the J1V6 f . 'Q Kg L X M I n ns - . 1 o Q .xt- .Q Y - Y - HQ, l I l fn, N I I 1 11 I - .- I' f .QI 1 'R . ' ' - ' W . I L. . ' ll , too . A 'f W ' , . 'iff , ., ' my , ' I x ,..,, ' ,- V ' ,Q . 'K 'M A 6 ,WA f' W . M, 3 .gf few ' ff , , X 6, ef , Q, l ., ' lu! JM' JW W if ,f 1:57 ' f' 'fig' 4 w 1, uv 1' -,A ' ATHLETICS Athletics add that spice and enthus - iasrn needed to keep the spirit of the teen- ager high. Whether the students were participants in the sport, cheerleaders, or spectators, they enjoyed the part they played. The next few pages will serve to re- call the highlights of the sports activities during the past year. TIGERS SURPASS ALL PREDICTIONS I MR. MORRIS CROCE Line Coach MR. EUDELL. DICUS End Coach and Basketball Coach B TEAM SCHEDULE Opponent We They Hooks O Z5 New Boston O 40 Byrd BU O 34 Arkansas B O Z5 Broken Bow 6 46 Arkansas B 6 Z0 Kilgore B 6 6 Marshall B 18 14 Longview B Z1 14 .ir Tigers 18-Garland 44: Quarterback George McKinney attempts to sidestep Garland star Bobby Boyd in the final game of the 1955 season. The undefeated Owls displayed awesome power in rolling over the Tigers into the State finals. Tiger dreams were shattered by a rash of bad breaks early in the game. When the Tigers finally got started, the damage had already been done. The only Tiger touchdovm in the first half was called back, and the Tigers could not make a score that counted until the fourth quarter. But when the Tigers started, they rolled to three touchdowns. The first one came on a 45-yard screen pass from McKinney to Erie, after the Tigers had rolled 80 yards in eleven plays. McKinney carried over from the four, clirnaxing a 47-yard drive. Only seconds later Mc Kinney scored the final Tiger TD, and the game ended 44-18. X BILLIE JOE ERIE JAMES MARKHAM JAMES VANN Tri-Captain, Halfback, Dis- Tri-Captain, Fullback and Tri-Captain, Tackle, Dis- trict lst team Offensive, End trict lst team Offensive, Znd team Defensive, All 2nd team Defensive, All State Honorable Mentif ' Honorable Mer1tiOr1 Ji DAVID T1-:RRY End, District lst team De- Halfback, District Znd fensive, 2nd team Offen- 105 Team Defensive sive Tigers Z0--Gainesville 0: Billie Joe Erie brings the crowd to its feet with a dazzling 90-yard punt return as the Tigers take the Bi-District championship and surge into the Class AAA Semi-finals. The Tiger defensive unit, led by Petty, Rhoden, and Vann, played a whale of a game as the Tigers won their first playoff game since 1952. The Tigers tallied twice within 3 minutes of the second quarter. Danny Petty smashed over from the 4 for the first Tiger touchdown. Then Erie made his spectacular 90-yard run. Fowler booted the point to make it 13-0 at halftime. After an error-filled 3rd quarter, the Tigers finally started clicking again late in the game. They marched 43 yards for their final counter. Erie stabbed over from the one and the final score read 20 -O. DILLARD TINSLEY DAVID CARDER Guard, District Znd Team Guard, District lst Team Offensive Offensive DANNY PETTY Center and Fullback, Dis - trict lst Team Offensive and Defensive, All-State Znd Team GEORGE MCKINNEY Quarterback, District lst Team Defensive, Znd Team Offensive, District 4-AAA Most Valuable Player, All-State LYNN THOMAS Tackle, District Znd Team Defensive TIGERS 6 - TEMPLE 6 There was very little optimism in Tigerland as the late summer practice sessions drew to a close and the tough autumn schedule loomed ahead. Adding to the gloom was the fact that the Tigers must face the powerful Temple Eagles in their opening game. In a game characterized by staunch defensive play the Tigers proved that they were a team to be reckoned with. The game was scoreless going into the final quarter. Midway through the quarter the Tigers scored with McKinney going over from the 2-foot line. The Tiger lead looked safe until Temple struck back on a quick 62-yard pass play, knot- ting the score at 6-6, and forcing the Tigers to settle for a tie. Erie, Markham, Petty, Philips, and King werqfo tstanding for the Tigers on defensexds s the entire Tigerline, Typical pI'aCtiC8 SCene fI'OI'1'1 August to DeC6I'1'1beI' 1' y FIELDING BENTLEY DON CARROLL JAMES OLIVER TOMMY PHILIPS Halfback Guard Halfback End D JAMES WEEMS TIGERS Z6 - LITTLE ROCK 14 Tackle End FOWLER s over for 1-L Center For the fifth time in six years the Tigers upset Little Rock. The Tigers scored first on a McKinney-to-Erie pass play that covered 37 yards. Fowler went over from the 3 for the Tigers' second TD, and Texarkana led 13-0 in the first quarter. Little Rock gained a 14-13 lead in the 3rd quarter, but the Tigers came from behind on a magnificent 66-yard pass play from McKinney to Erie to take a 19-14 lead. Fowler iced the game for the Tigers with only 1 minute 5 seconds left, scoring from the 6. TIGERS 39 - DENISON 6 Despite the absence of many local fans due to a flood at Clarksville, the Tigers pounded the Denison Yellow- jackets 39-6. Erie, Markham, Fowler, Ray, McKinney, and even James Vann- who returned an intercepted pass 50 yards -got into the scoring act for the Tigers. E DDIE DAINE S ' P ' Jia 1 1' 1-if 'T ,If sl 9 N B-v1 .. , QS 1 ,.,,if'f,x ,,,w ,X I H E at,-r Q Q ? - P - X I 15.5 s p- ' . .Fx ' 5 . nl: ' w-xQ5.- -- H- 5: 514-fyi ff, L 1' -f , -,gy Q 1.4-., r Y f : .igwiafgf- GE 7 , -sr vias I K , fwfr 4 1 6- X fm XSD' s .51 lab 'st us., MCKINNEY strives to escape Porker in Thanksgiving Day Contest Ori ot 0 Q, L RODNEY NELSON CHARLES TOWNSEND LEO VANN JOHN WALKER Quarterback End Halfback Halfback STE VE DUNCAN Manager SEASON SUMMARY Despite a gloomy pre-season outlook, the 1955 Tigers surprised everyone as they rolled through 12 games with only two de- feats. Only once before, in 1952, had the Tigers gone so far in the State playoffs. The final season record of 8 wins, Z losses, and Z ties compared favorably with any other pre- vious Tiger record. For the fifth time in the past nine years, the Tigers won their district championship with a 3-1-1 conference slate, They went on to capture the Bi-District Championship and were finally defeated in the semi-finals. 1955 was one ofthe finestyears in THS football history. BASKETBALL TEAM COMPILES FINE RECORD Typical scene in the Tiger Gym SEASON 1955-56 was also a banner year in basketball at Texas High School. The Tigers copped Second Place in the district and compiled a very fine record of 15 wins and 4 losses through the season. Rex Ray captured District 4-AAA scoring honors with 191 points in ten games. Texarkana also produced the district's second highest scorer--Red Tallant--with 175 points. Jerry King took sixth place with 114 points. For the complete season, Ray scored 356 points, Tallant, 2959 King, 2135 Springer, 95, and Johns, 91. Because the football season ended later than usual, the Tigers did not swing into action until the later part of December, The first game was actually played before football season was over, the Tigers defeating Hooks 38-30, The Tigers were defeated ol-5o by Mount Pleasant in the first game in which the full tearii participated. They downed Mount Pleasant 53-47, and then went on to post victories over Byrd High and DeKalb, before DeKalb gained their revenge by beating the Tigers 63-59. ln the city championship game the Bengals outpointed the Arkansas High Razorbacks 48-45. After defeating Byrd High again, the Tigers swung into con- ference play with a 59-46 victory over Lufkin. fxfarshall took advantage of their home court to hand the T1- gers their first conference setback, 57-51. The following week the Bengals showed their anger by crushing the Nacogdoches Dragons 77-42, King leading the way with 26 points. The Tigers returned home to post an important 61-53 win over the 1.or:gview1.obos. They then pinned defeats on Kilgore, 63- 42, and Lufkin, 55-45. ln the showdown battle at Tiger Gym for the,district crown, the Tigers just could not cope with the superior heighth of the Marshall Ixfavs. and the visitors went home with the all-im- portant victory, 51-47, during the 1955-56 basketball Season. SUMMARY 112 But the Tigers kept their hopes alive the following week as Red Tallant paced the Tigers to a 56-48 victory over Long- view. Rex Ray and Red Tallant led the way with 28 points each as the Tigers buried Kilgore under an 84-53 attack. The Ti- gers closed their conference campaign with a 63-56 conquest of Nacogdoches. lnthe final game of the season, Rex Ray tallied 32 points as the Tigers rolled up their biggest point total of the season in downing the District 14-AA Champion DeKalb Bears 85-68. SCHEDULE Tigers 38 Hooks 30 Tigers 58 Mount Pleasant 61 T1gers 53 Mount Pleasant 47 Tigers Byrd High Tigers DeKalb Tigers DeKalb Tigers Arkansas High Tigers Byrd High Tigers Lufkin Tigers Marshall Tigers Nacogdoches Tigers Longview Tigers Kilgore Tigers Lufkin Tigers Itiarshall Tigers Longview Tigers Kilgore Tigers Nacogdoches Tigers DeKalb HAROLD JOH Forward WELDON Red TALLANT Guard All Dxstrxct I-'1rst Team LJ JERRY KING FRANK SPRINGER Forward Guard KENNETH ASKEW Center VAN TEETERS Forward REX RAY Center All D1str1ct D1str1ct4 AAA Most valuable player All State Honorable Mention 'twizw 6 JIMMY OLIVER BOBBY EMBERTON Guard Guard ffl 'LZT2' l RAY HARMON and CHARLES ARNOLD Manage r s G' ASON .Y ,. ta as 1,3 X 2? ff- S in , Z ear' ' ' V t bww' . . Q i 1 1 74? 1 4 af, E :Ea 55 Y Qi f 1 S 1? J , T a P, , ,N - GOCD CITIZENS OF T. H. S. RATE Preston Waldrop loves to smg and we love to hear h1m smg For three years he has won many honors for our school and h1m self Among the greatest thxs year was solo1st 1n the All State and Natxonal Chomrs He has soloed many txmes Marjorie I-ludgins -- Noted by two clubs as an unusual beauty was chosen sweetheart of both F, F. A. and D. E. Clubs. She 15 really more beautiful than her picture. Q ,J V Tj i wQ !!fi2 ia- fn ' 1 A 1 I gfs' is if 'N ta Owens and N ax Sellers -Xt the D E State Conwennon 'N ta Owen was elected the State HISIOTIBH and N ax ran for alternate to tl-e 'Nat onal C onventxon A verx busy gxrl around Texas I-hgh was Kr1sten Petersen She was elect edM1SS F T A by her own club and then won the same honor at the D1str1ct Conventxon held here ,,..--f Yvx. J' Q . f 1 a -T qv 41 4 lt A .w-.nl 5 1 , n Donald Allen a popular speak er 1n our school went to the semx f1nals and won Zncl place ID the East Texas Chamber of Commerce contest Hrs sub ject was on our freedom Don Vkhxte a very actxve merr' ber mn the Future Teachers of -Xnoerrca was chosen Vr F and won Znd place 1n the F T D strrct Speakmg contest A. A w .- V l I xx t LC, ' . as 2 Q ff ' I 1' . -21 Pl. 1 Y . , . ' ' fm ' ' T-- i Q D . A -' .T,. A , - AWARDS AND HONORS Clorla Whztson member of the Ju n1or Arrerucan C1t1zens was chos en by the faculty for the D A R Good Clttzenshrp Award R x X aters xx nner of the I Speak for Derrocracx cortest S shown here rehears ng hts speech wh cl' was presented on radlo and telex slon ew Carol Wxlhams pres1dent of the Future Homemakers ofArner1ca 1S presentxng Harold Johns then' F H A Beau wxth a club pm J Q Nlahaffey and Nancy Mc Donald pose after bemg crown ed Kmg and Queen of the Gxrls Rec Valentme Dance Ann Wr1ght who was crowned Band Festwal Queen dances here wxth Preston Wald:-op otherw1se known as Marlo Lanza Among the honors won by Carolyn Bob Loe local and d1str1ct F T A pres1dent were a Leadershxp Contest award from the Elks and a four year F T A scholar shrp u :Tv vs mon x is ? 1 r F- 1 J ha ! 1 -5 I I I . M f iff, Q ill I 'SF' ff -is HQ! amd ADVERTISEMENTS Advertising plays an important role in the life of any yearbook. The annual staff would like to acknowledge their appreciation to the merchants who contributed to the suc - cess of the yearbook by buying space in the following pages. Continuing with the teen-age couple theme, it can be said that by continued as- sociation between business firms and the student, a better relationship will develop . . one that will result in increased trad- ing and mutual profit for all. 119 FN ij WOMACK S MODERN CLEANERS DRY CLEANERS EURRIERS DYERS COLD STORAGE 210W +7+hS+ D I3 72 TEXARKANA BRUCE CULLOM HIGHLAND PARK R C QSAPT WALKER GROCERY 8: MARKET E OD STORE Packard d W 120 I es . ia -68 CULLOM-WALKER A COMPLETE SERVTCE when ood M kT ks Ge IT CENTRAL Music co. LEO - RITZ 'Music fo Ei? Your Mooo Juke Box Renfals for Special Par+ies LOOP DRIVE-IN JOY DRIVE-IN 9I6 STATE LINE 2-6592 'aim Good Shoes Since I9II E MORRIS DRUG PFGSCFIPIIODS I I7 T 3 8832 ZIZES Disiinchve Apparel For Women HUNT PLUMBING SUPPLY CO of TEXARKANA Jlmmle s Typewriter Hospital Ado AMERICAN STANDARD PRODUCTS I' DIAL 32 I222 USA A 9 6 exas Ave. - I02 asf Broad , Q CornpIimenIs of . . , . . Dis+ribu+ors of Jimmie Whi+e Vicfor ing Machines ' Srni In Corona Typewrifers Repair Service Texarkana . . . 121 Complumenfs COSTON S Ice Cream Bar ' 81 6 . I X-,. 32-5033MARTIN s RADIO 8. TV 2-4251 Texas Ave TV Service RCA DUMONT RADIO AM FM PHILCO TELEVISION D al 3 5222 I625 Texas A e pl Plrkey Tlre 81 Battery Company 22I E IBroad 9 S GRACE SCOGGINS SPORTING GOODS Sporlsmem s l-leadquarfers lI2EasIThrd DlaI222I6I TEXARKANA McKINZIE S HUMBLE SERVICE I0 5Te Pho e 3 3843 Rg I L b ca I Rgh+ Place Rghf Tame WATCHES DIAMONDS I I3 Wesi B oad Pho e 3 768 ISABEL S Flowers 81 GIIIS 41 5l2:n I McCar'rney Flower Shop 122 Sales S rvlce lm,la'laraon a Herschel Lancasfer of I - V . I , Com umenls of 'Your B. P4 Goodrlch Dealer as Complim nl ol I . - I xas n - , - I I1 u rI n - I -- I ' ' I D'aT 3- 'QI I-Q'CL, 3- I' n - d T I JOHNSONS GROCERY TWG STATES ,O B CCJFFEE SHOP 7h8fEI CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS 402 S+ f L 2 5153 123 mf ll.vUuf'llofn BHI d+h +I1lyf+I1C -CIC py by H1 In C -C I B I ' gC l OI owie 1' m I T I AI G ' g Your Way PI1 - PAGAN-RITCHIE COMPLIIVIENTS of LUMBER COMPANY TIMBERLAKE Every+I1ing for fhe Buqilder Phone 3-3I2I 3rd 8: Oak 3068 Main Dial 3'855I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS LAWLEY MACHINE SHOP I624Sp D I3 992 MARGUERITE S BEAUTY SHOP FOR TEENAGERS A CAMPUS FAVORITE MASSEYS SHOES 323 Easf Broad Dual 2 9I4I REED CONSTRUCTION PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARTIN PATTERSON EEEEEE EEOMEE T ERPMQ OF of I ruce ia -9 I I I , 24I8 Pine Dial 3-7629 OIIIcIaI IG o o rapher 124 iff '-4' L33 C 81 M MOTOR COMPANY NEW AND USED CARS N Moses 624W 7+h DIAL 32 474I RAN EY S FLOWERS 8I6 Wes? 7I'h Sfreef Dual 32 699I TEXARKANA TEXAS BASS FURNITURE COMPANY Nexf door Io 'Ihe EIecfrlc Company CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' COM PLIMENTS PHILLIPS REFRIGERATION Dial 3 802I I Ifh and Bowne Texarkana U S A John Dual 3 4740 2 I4 Wesf Third S+ree+ TEXARKANA BUSINESS MACHINES Sales Servuce Ren+aIs Supploes Complnmenfs of J. 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CROWDER AGENCY 308 Sfafe Line INSURANCE - BONDS REAL ESTATE Phone 22-275I OTIS MATTHEWS TE CO TEXACO SERVICE 7+h and Main Phone 3-8673 WOOD PHARMACY SUPER SELF SERVICE REXALL DRUG STORE I 3 3472 32 N RALPH BROTHERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 2 4IOS LE GRAND and SONS 32 982 HOTEL GRIM Texarkana s Communnfy CenIer STEWART BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY P O Box 9l2 7I5 2I Wes'r Third Sfreei' TEXARKANA ARK TEXAS Bald n Panos and Orqa 5 Mag a ox Tele son a Pnonoq aphs CompInrnenIs Band I sfrumenfs and Reco ds l-ECN ARNOLD II Tlfg 'P Texas Poluce Cnuef Dia - - -2261 DiaI2-5I03 or -35Il 2300 ew Bosfon Road Welding and Iron Works ' DDIII LeIEa PIWODG -I ' wi I n n v vi I nd I r of n r I U I E I 12 wr. ill I ,,,,.P.-I-all-llmiau ll ll l F W OFFENHAUSER 81 C0 COMPLIMENTS BELK JGNES D I22 2706 SHOP NORTHCUTT RADIATOR SINCE I922 GUS KENNEDY SHGE I-:ALE PARKER STORE TEXARKANA S LARGEST I23 E B d Ph 2 955I 127 L' - L A 'xx 5 n f If 5 ff' I. ,:,I?:ZI, MTX . v I f If I I I Q7 2' , H -Eslfi Im ' 'I' 'La ' 7. V QgJI,'-'h aIM,. .JL I fn: . 2-55JEi :-'E IEE13 fI'5'. s 5: sa- JEQQIQ - O I . Insurance - Bonds Phone - I Texarkana of B cIa'IWaInuI' ia - 907 956 BEN F SMITH DRY GOODS COMPANY II: Irs w IIs AI SrmII'1s ARTHUR MUITIBAYT , BURCITHIIMOTOR co Inc Dance S+udno hd T W TEXARKANA ILL I Jr I4 son Cars WI'u+e Trucks uusfzsu L 6' 2 723 PI'IONE337II Johnson s Spudnut Shop DUKE S BEAUTY Drugs Sundries TWO LOCATIONS R d 32 8I2I S++ 32 5483 d 32 753l COMPLIMENTS KINC-3 CONSTRUCTION C0 STUMP CAFE 33,82 Good Food 9 9 T H g 9 128 I I II I .T1il I 1 y gy I . Pu I X I CII 1 'I ...L 'y' 'V ' IA I I 1,V'II. 'lb fy V' I Ifbv w lv ba I LL I ' . Iv .L yy I I' IJ i,-W VI: If 'I I qw! LJI UI' LQ' -,V xas Avenue , L 4 .M 1, NJ jI fufcj V ,I' jexarkana, Texas L ,P U -I A kr' I LI L . ' 11,4 ' 0' fa 'I' ' fb IA sbp 'I xkv I a e ine nf -7 - , l I05 ea Ing Ave. Phone - I I32I a e Lune- - IOI Rea ing Avenue - - of Phone - I I ayIor I Inway 5 Texarkana Conneirnenos of BRUCE KENNEDY SAND 8: GRAVEL CO. WEST 7TH ST Phone 3-6555 3024 Wood S+. F. M. SUGGS CONSTRUCTION co. CornmercIaI and Residenrial Bldg. TEXARKANA TEXAS S and S SUPPLY COMPANY E W B PALMERS GRO 81 MKT l738W 7+h D I3 02' CITIES SERVICE Fred E MnIIer DIsIrIbuIor U SA GLADYS QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP 504W I2+hS+ + 37I2I TEXARKANA TEXAS THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF TEXARKANA I 'Complefe Oufirfers for Your Amo I ia -4 2I7 . Broad S+. 300 . road SI. TGXGTIKGHB. Ark. Texarkana, Tex. I . ree Phone - Texarkana, .. . Wherever your :Jrearn or succeas may oe. a Savlrgs Accexf can Eels yn 'o . V I+ a reaII+y. Sfarf saving here-and keep I+ up. EnIoy The grand IeeIIng Thar corn wI+n having money In 'rhe bank. M rnber Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafi 129 COMPLIMENTS an COT VGRATULATIONS KTFS COFFEE CUP Raduo Cenfer Buuldmg USA GEO CLARK AND COMPANY LEE S DRIVE IN Geo B Clarl l-l F Holden Jolwn Braden Texarkana Arlc Texas Pl1one2 3l05 Reddy KllowaH says wl1a+ all of us a+ Soufh wes+ern Gas and Elec+rlc Company 'feel May +l1e enhre class of I956 have conhnued success And remember Reddy s always ready fo supply your every elecfrucal need 1 Y 0Ufll'lY!Jflll ASAND lfffkll' UNPANY 130 4 4 d l400 on your Dial Texarkana, . . . O r . , , . . , Jr. IIO Pine Slreef Savoy Hofel Building Y 1 - 7 Y 7 , i Y PRICE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO 32 7641 W + B TEXARKANA TEXAS D L HANSONS Texaco Servace Sfahon N 32 3373 EAST FUNERAL HOME Funeral DIFGCIOFS 3 TEXARKANA TEXAS SHELBY SHIPP General Merchandise 3 3662 COMPLIMENTS RAYMOND R LEE M + I M JOHNSON Qualify Skelly Producfs E B 2 CONPLWENTS OP THE PUTTER Munuafure Golf Course Phone - 22I es road SI. Six+h and Olive Cornphrnenfs of Dial -3I4I I . 2900 ew Bos'Ion Rd. - I of More Merchandise For Less Moreyx' Phone - NBSIW-Texas I22O ainSreeI' B I P Ir N B I R d 7:8 . road Phone -403: every ar ew own Da 131 MARINE TROPICAL AQUARIUM Tropical Fish Aquariums ParaIcee+s D 9 c + a a B as I I7 T 3 TEXARKANA TEXAS BANE MOTOR COMPANY Your New and Used Car Dealer 8'I'h8:Te 3 7322 CUNNINGHAM LUMBER COMPANY 724 We 1' Th d S+ Ph 32 3788 T s WEYERHAUSER OZAN WEST COAST FIR REDWOOD BIG MILL YELLOW PINE A 81 W TIGER INN 8 ' E9 01 Bt 2605 WILLIAMS DAIRY FOOD STORE w H D TEXARKANA U S A D I2 865 GREEN ACRES Mima+ure Golf Course g L coMPuMENTs or RAMSEYS GROCERY 81 32 6l72 MARKET , , s ir . one - Compleie Line of o . a, n lr upplles T k exar ana, exa 6 exas Avenue Phone -776l Complirnemks of ' gag Phone - o I . . upree. Jr. ' -3 i f J 5 ld 'lx 0 6: 8'Ih 8: Sfaie Line 4' Q Tek NECA ue. I ' ' i New Bos+on Road Complimenis of P i I Your Neighborhood SI'ore Qualify - Service - Economy Texarkana Sprin alle Parlr ph., . N h T 132 RUSSELL S SUPPLY HOFFMAN and CBS TV APPLIANCES 12N B D13 as WILLIAM S JAMES REALTY CO William S James Jr Consfruchon Co MAGNETO IGNITION 81 SUPPLY 4I2W I3d SKEET EDMONDS CLEANERS I 3 cl 37I94 COMPLIMENTS TEXARKANA BUSINESS COLLEGE FRIEND O 3 MCI TEXARKANA TENT and AWNING CO I . . U ' I 24I2f ew osfon Road . ' ia -40 Complimenls of I I CO. Sales 81 Service l Generafors 81 S arlers Rebuill Dial -7511 2ll Rea ing Aye Phone ' Piclc Up and Delivery Service es r T L T Good Posilions Wailingl Be qualified! Enroll in Be a Guesl Any Day in ur Classes and Then Decide OF Phone -6332 Bob c ure, Bus. Mgr A I I I ' r ' ' Complimenls of 133 BOYD'S, INC. Only rhe Besl-Cul-Rare Drugs I3-4I7l 30I Ma' TI-IE REXALL STORE mmmn Phil Dunklin MoI'ors I32 T sAe eph 3 ANN A AHERN PIANO AND VOICE STUDIOS 20 WI ISI EDWARD S SCHOOL MAC S GROCERY and MARKET E V M ALISTER O Fresh Meals GFOCSFISS 26854 D I2 462 L WATSON MIZELL MOTORS PONTIAC AUTOMOBILES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS X 6 X U s ROYAL TIRES N 7 7+lw and Spruce Nfl a rn 4 exa v nue Texarkana, Texas Tel one -5I35 l l . . C , wner Laurel Sf. Ol a nu reef -1 ' ST. Phone - ia -4 8fl'a8x au Texarkana, Arkansas D D pf If -'N . . 'K-To X 'AI LK I .Ml K G . L ANI 4L rf! , X,-A xl lf! I .3 ll Xlfx r 'r.'I-flr ll YN Lg f' f ..' X V -N t As I 3 -K, I. A' Zf' Wx' N: 134 I603 T STEINKAMP S T Teen Fashions iq , L PAY ,em Infanfs G rls and Boys CIo'rh ng Toys and Ch Idren s Furn +ure D I32 23 Comphrnenfs Texarkana Caskef Company 607 Texarkana NahonaI Bank Texarkana Texas DlaI 3 83I2 Trauler Ren'I'aIs Truck Renfals Servicing All Cars and Trucks Complnmenfs of STOP AGAN TRUCK AND RENTALS TEXARKANA TITLE 81 TRUST CO 8 Mann Sfreef TRAILER 3 d 8: p 2I Texarkana U S A Phone 3 4382 9 0 , Complumenfs of GRIM HOTEL DRUGS For coIIege SID BAXTER Phone 3 3139 For Careers For fashions 135 I 'I' '5- 4 T -,Aj sf. 5, . I I . I fox I I V I - I I I 9 exas Ave. Ia -I4 I 1 of tg -2:1 -- r S ruce Sfreef I T 602 S+ +e L TEMPLE BUILDERS SUPPLY N P 32 6926 KOMO I230 ,805 W ,M RADIO TEXARKANA N 'r W e 3 N REHKOPF MATTRESS CO H B WREN Ds bf COMPLIMENTS PRODUCTS TEXARKANA FUNERAL HOME 52l exas Ave. a ine Compliment of l402 ew Bos+on Road hone - V ll I es - 2526 ew Bosfon Rd. 33rd and Sfafe Line Complimenls of TEXARKANA ARMATURE WORKS Complimenls of Bill and Macon Jervis Armaiure and Mo or Re- inding 0 Generaiors R paired D'l -88lI 902 ew Bosio Rd. I +ri Au or Q of ? 136 32 2842 FOWLER OPTICAL COMPANY oPHrHALMuc D1sPENsER T A REASONS DRUG COMPANY TEXARKANA ARKANSAS 23 7 CARGILE MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolef Cadullac Oldsmobule TWI'I'I'Y NURSERY Over 80 Acres Fine Evergreens Shrubs Roses TEXARKANA TEXAS VIVA S FLOWERS 4 S+ I L 24I47 REHKOPF GRO 81 MKT I 408W e asoal 6 357 I C5403 M GOLDEN ROYAL MILK AND ICE CREAM 32 376I 32 762 I5l6 T Telephone - 201 Easf Broad P. H. Fowler ' TI h - 6I2 ex. Na+'l Bank Building e ep one I3 Texarkana, rk.-Texas - I Cornplefe Landscaping Service ' Dallas Hwy. I 22 a e ine No. - hifalr r- - Phone - No.2- I7 Burma- - I Phone - - -3 exas Avenue 137 CO PLI ENTS T h FOUR STATES BUSINESS COLLEGE USA BROADWAY BARBER CRCW LAUNDRY sl-lop l6O W L DRY CLEANING w s CHANCE co H '3 UMM? I6+ln d T A T k 2 es? 7+h T' C E P' R A. .B 1' 9 HBP ' wiv' IIO6 zel Dia -4I6I Arnovto SIIVICI ' 13 8 HOTEL McCARTNEY 3 5I25 BANOUETS an PARTIES BEST WISHES PORTER MCCLURE CO PICKENS TYPEWRITER SUPPLY TYPEWRITERS Aooawe- MACHINES CASH Rseusmzs 307 P 3 5862 Creekmore Mofor GIFFQRD HILL co Inc Company Inc DODGE PLYMOUTH COMPLIMENTS BLAIRS Service Sfahon WASHING FND LUBRICATION S H a 84 S+ + L D I2 074 139 Phone - . . . d . . . , Hpainf Peoplev' 21155 L' N BT Rd ine ' COMPUMENTS Complimenfs of OF - .N . ' 0 Dallas Texarkana of Complimenfs l C I 2 ae ine ia -3 .NI A 6 XA! , ' X nn. Ami - ' X IO - A . E W LQ L L V A QQ ' AMERICAN CLEANERS MQ A F 'f' ' Y ara 9 l6I3 Texas Ave. I40lSpruce PHONE 3-8I2I PHONE 3-434I COMPLIMENTS Rainbo and of Amerucan Brand Pickles MOORE FURNITURE BRGWN MILLER CO APPLIANCE COMPANY E COMPLIMENTS CO M P LI M ENTS LoHon s Pharmacy W PHONE 3 453 I WALSH LUMPKIN Doro+hy D Browns Sfyle Shoppe ual Ty Me cha d se Wh9'e55'e only Nafo ally ad e fsed D12 22 140 3l9 . Broad of I of 7fh and aferall S+ree'I's ' u Q i r n I ..... . . . . . I n v ri 'Y 'IN Fock We a sage ouf cf Mademolselie M Sfy'e SP-cope apparel' 6 H d H zel ' -70 CompInmen+s of a Frnend LOUIS JOHNSON TEXACO SERVICE THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY I307 w I 7Ih 3 'ml 3 5236 USA COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Gnffs for all Occasions PARAMOUNT GIFT SHOP COMPLIMENTS WALLACE HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES C O M P L I M E N TS Rlverslde Box Company 141 I-Iome of Regusrered Dramonds Texarkana s Leadmg Jewelers 3' . H gi P' .IL I es Phones: - - - Texarkana, . . . 3rcI 8: Texas Phone 3-308I I I of 3rd and Main I704 oulevard Texarkana Telus of s THOMAS Aslmos Com Imerds of JEFFERSON COFFEE .-V4 AIwaysLOperf' Phone 3 4342 Res Phone 32 2289 1 J Reliable AuI'o Sales FRONT AND STATE LINE ROSE OIL COMPANY ualrly Used Cars MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TEXAS Eddle S Robbins 60' Texas Ave L C La+l1am Gen Mgr TEXARKANA TEXAS Slmmons Drug Co Dependable Prescruphon Service 222 Mann Dual 3 4l28 COMPLIMENTS A D Sclmlpper Meal Company IOO2 Wood Texarkana Texas Ragland COMPLIMENTS Office Equipment Co. OFFICE OUTFITTERS of W, , 3II and 3l3 Mann Sfreei 4 DIAL 3 6I35 TEXARKANA HERE FASH ION REIGNS , M J- 'K x ' .wf,.' lr' ,H I X ' KIA' nl I x X P ' , J' I -' I V V V. k J J I 7 K I, ' V Fl ' 1 I ...J T X I J A. , u , N ll ' ' , J1 Ax' an-S Y l 1 I fs f V. J - Ay ' f ' I '4 5 3 J -.4 'V 'J ' J I x Souflfs Largesf lndependenf Dealers ' of . . 0 142 CQ PUMENTS OF OWENS BROTHERS JEWELERS W T T1 HAZLEWOOD CANDY COMPANY N 35762 2l2 S+? COMPLIMENTS HOME FURNITURE COMPANY J J NEWBERRY CO 0' HARRY S 5 5 A 32 695i TEXARKANA TEXAS CHARLES H PROETZ LUMBER COMPANY 6 NASH TEXAS 143 M e c es and Diamonds Cosfume Jewelry 2OI8 ew Bosfon Road Phone - 2l0- a e Line of 62l Texas Avenue I I0-I I2-I I4 Wes? Broad E95 . Fines+ in Flowers r ' Ph . , Manufacfurers of H rdwood Lumber Complumenfs of WC M M K S GUY S ORANGE STAND MENS BOYS and ca-:RLS WEAR COMPLIMENTS W B TEXARKANA BUHRMAN PHARR d Complumenfs ATLAS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 3 4773 405 Texas Avenue 144 I I 7fh and Olive I04 . road OF Phone 3-6: as Phone 3.6116 HARDWARE C0- Third an Ash Texarkana Arlxa of PRYOR S FLOWERS M MEMBER F. T. D. A. 3-3I79 . THE NEW FASHION +8 Ph 2-4232 MCWILLIAMS STATIONERY COMPANY Ply Q E GIFTS GREETING CARDS COMMERCIAL PRINTING 999 SERVICE Humble Produc+s Johnson Oulboard Molors lT PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOES lflfUEU.Tvs P D BAXTER MOTORS Chyl 3 7082 l2l8 20 TEXAS AVENUE Zil7llkl'lT'lllQlZl I9 Eorl s OIl Products I 9II ain S+reef Texarkana, Texas IO6 Eas road one Ph M L M pl Sup in very Office Need 310 man sf. Dial 3-eloa Willard BaH'erles 1 s ' . X A I I ff' 4-S . O 2 H ff 0 C W r s er - Plymou+l1 - Sales 8: Service IJ Phono - L o , . 145 QSJNQXJ, Qfoxx'-'N-f ' ESUNJOQXCL H TEXARKANA NATIONAL BANK QQZMWQIQFF VARNON lf .xlzxlf - . -'QJN-IL.,qgL, ' , Sells Insurance WETZELLS PHARMACY C dy CDYP Beasle s Kg 7'lT,.3-IQ JJ! d E B DILLARD S COMPLIMENTS TWO STATE SERVICE TWO STATE HOBBY SHOP COMPLIMENTS Riley s Gun 8: Tackle Shop zzo w + Th 4 I I Prescripfion Service C . uaIi'r Ianos and Service 'I-I OF 2' r 'T ' :F QQ? Music I-Ieadquarfers ' Es+abIIsI'1e I893 TexarIcana's Fines+ Depar'rmen+ Sfore 309 CI OF OF And . I es ir 146 YA R B E R R Y S GROCERY 3. MARKET fBe 12230 +yA zsaal TEXARKANA ARK Q COMPLIMENTS TILSON 81 COMPANY M D TILSON JR ORAN H SCURLOCK Esfebllshed I92O Pho e 3 3I56 MODEL CLEANERS C Dycl H DI2 433 UECKERT S JEWELERS P 3 7272 147 I Home o Her Foods Ph - Con rafulafions, Seniors! 's F , 4 , ..., M .....3... .3 .3 ' l OF Home of Thur- lean r eaning 4II azel ie -8 I . 2I3 ine Sfreei Phone - T k T n - WINNIE MAES BEAUTY SHOP 906 Dame Dual 3-463I AIR CONDITIONED KENNEDYS STAR BRAND SHOE STORE 409 East Broad Government Qualnfy and Dependabulufy ARMY 81 NAVY STORE Mllrlary and Camp Supplies Novelle Reed CoIIum Phone 3 6802 308 West Broad Texarkana Texas Texarkana Arkansas I I6 East Broad Phone 2 7I4I FRED STEELE 7fI'l S+ PAN AM 7fI1 In W cd Phone 3 5072 Texarkana Texas We Gave S8:I'I Green Tradmg Stamps A E CLOWER Llvmg Insurance Be SURE your children xl get the vitamins they need 3 glasses daily of Gail Borden Fort.: hed Milk assures your chxld of hxs danly needs of all known vxtamms and mm enls except Vltamxn C ieasnly ob tamed from citrus Juices! Serve Gall Borden Mnlk and be sure your children get the essential vltamms and mlflel' als they need for health and strength. ac!Z9ma4'f2 llk 148 O I o I Q - f H o m e Loa ns ' ' ' I,. ff' o O COLLINS AND WILLIAMS FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS JAMES COLLINS DAVID WILLIAMS I04 Easf Broad Phone 2-3324 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS TEXARKANA IRON 81 METAL TEXARKANA COMPANY GLASS 81 MIRROR WORKS COMPLIMENTS SOUTHWEST PRINTERS 81 PUBLISHERS INC TEXARKANA MACHINERY 81 SUPPLY CO E +8 D I2 222 Texarkana U SA SMITH TIRE COMPANY mek Hoggards T V SERVICE + STAR TIRES 3 4782 N d W + I 6 3 7473 149 OF OF Texarkana Arlransa OF I 0 308 as road ia -4 l l I l Dan T. Smi I1, Owner Rec-HPPIHQ and Vvlcdniline Accredrred Technician Phone - 905 ew Bosfon Rd. New Bosfon Rd. an OaIrIawn Besf Ishes +o he Class o '5 Phone - K, ,In 29 ,,,g.2, 1 f JVN 1 . , .f 1h A H5 1 lun Q. ,Lk ,hu- -'-, .,H .,:'2'Q,4 . ,- ,axfy fjg 4 ' V , ' n ,, I' 5 n, I 1 1 ' 1 Y ' n K tl -J Us pf' rV xv X 4 F D h -'Q If 3' if' -5. 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