Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1957 volume:

Library of Dean P. Corey Library of Dean P. Corey No. 4 A Tourist Class Plane.; AHS Stratocruiser Expected to depart from Arlington High School on May 31,1057 Name of Passenger Library of Dm� P rrrcy Passengers booked TO: THE FUTURE VIA-- SUCCESS and HAPPINL5S The class of '57 is the first to graduate from Arlington High School's new one and one-half million dollar building. This building was made necessary by the tremendous growth of Arling- ton's population -- over five hundred per cent in the last six years. The large population in- crease and the accompanying crowded condition of our old building was largely a result of the many workers brought in to this area by the aircraft industry. Since aviation has played such an important part in Arlington's development, we have built the theme of this, the twelfth volume of the Colt Corral, around flight. 2 Arlington High School Arlington, Texas Volume X , 1957 3 FLIGHT The Crew ...faculty... 8 Wheels and Props ...organizations... 30 Personalities Aboard ...favorites... 66 78 106 136 LOG “Air Heroes” ...sports... Buzzing Around ...activities... Passengers ...classes... i • 1! i • • l J • t • i f : l ; 7 . j . i ' : j i i ; • ? ; ; p: ' . « ' • • J � i ; 5 : l ; t 1 , 5 • 1 . : {i • t % ) • r % ♦ t ♦ h j J i.' « ! 1 : : : . ■ i i: '1 Dedication He is so kind and condescending, stoops so low and is so bending, as to devote his time and energy to the education of Arlington High School's students. It is impossible for him to teach just biology and physics — he cannot help giving an informal edu- cation that is not covered in the textbooks. He is loved and admired not only by his classes; for as a sponsor of the Camera Club and the graduating class of 1957, his personal popularity has climbed to even greater heights. For his generosity, humor, and unlimited under- standing, we dedicate the 1957 Colt Corral to MR. C. C. DUFF. I ! •; it � : 11 l ; • . p ) % • ! i: !«• i i H : $; : i ! J • • J f ■ i i ? : i � • M Ii MUy illfei ' : ' ’ t ft:.' •I'i i � : ■ -Ii . i: ? ii 1 i i i 5 ! ' ; •j: t • � •' 11 t) I n y u i: tt ; . r i i i i id! if I J i .� ' � in s • H: : • I : : ; « i ! i j ( L � 3f I :• I _!______ Mr. James W. Martin Superintendent Mrs. Carol Ridens Secretary Mrs. DeLoise Keating Secretary Administration Board of Education: J. H. Finch, Floyd Gunn, Vice-President; Joe Bailey, Secretary; J. C. Ferguson, President; Odell Shackelford, Fred Crook, Guy Hutcheson, Vice-Secretary. 10 Mrs. Dixie Fowler Secretary Mrs. Audine Whitten Secretary Sharon Gibbs, an office worker, brings important papers to Mr. Webb to be signed. Administration Mr. John Webb Principal Mr. Harold Key Vice-Principal II Mr. Roy Wood Business Manager Mrs. Newana Counts School Nurse Mrs. Dora Nichols Dean of Girls Mr. Woodrow Counts Director of Education Special Personnel Mrs. Helen Strickland Supervisor Mr. Jerry Smith Counselor Mr. Mayfield Workman Athletic Director Mrs. Juanita Skelton Speech Therapist Mrs. Dale Wilkins Librarian Mrs. Gertrude Johns Shirley English receives a $25 bond for her winning Bill of Rights essay. Pictures of the presidents interest Pat Haines and Craig K. Atherton. Social Studies Miss Pearl Butler Mrs. Majorie Andrasko 13 Miss Elizabeth Amos Mrs. Vera Lacey English Miss Marian Glass Miss Melba Roddy Miss Patricia La Roe These English projects seem interesting. 14 Miss Barbara Terrell Mrs. Jeannine Cooley Mrs. Dorothy Holland Virginia is explaining the use of the sarape. Mrs. Dora Nichols This Roman dress is modeled by Judy Jaeger. Foreign Language Learning the customs of Spain are part of Spanish II. Sandra Craven reads from her Latin scroll Mr. C. C. Duff Mrs. Berta May Pope Mrs. Catherine William The general science students are learn- ing to use the balance scales. Science The distillation of water is a typical chemistry experiment. Mrs. Lucile Burman Mr. Luther Shuffield Mr. Frank Collins 16 Miss Nora Butler Mrs. Marian Paysinger Miss Maude Roark Solid Geometry is difficult but this part looks interesting. Mathematics Mrs. Marjorie Tower Mrs. Grace Roberts Mrs. Irene Fuqua 17 Mrs. Arista Joyner Art students busy making Christmas decorations. Elaine Beene, Ann Sides, and Phyllis Dollar put the finishing touches on Frosty. 18 Making figures out of papier-mache keeps Sherry Morrison, Linda Matthews, and Janet Aston busy. Anna Lou White, Penny Bost, and Aleyne Pillar make good use of Mr. Dean Corey the new band ubrary- During practice Mr. Corey gives a group of band members a few pointers. Music Hal Holliman is using the drill press but Paul Burris, Donald Watkins, and Mike Bingham are watching Hal’s fingers. Mr. John Ritter The shop students learn to square the end of a piece of tin. Shop and Mechanical Drawing 20 The combination square is a handy device, these bo; learn. The boys seen to enjoy their mechanical drawing course Mr. Edgar Cullers Mrs. Marie Crouch Mrs. Cloye Sherrod Sue Ann Burns, Vonacile Bearden, and Nora Cotton are learning to be calculators. Commercial Showing off their shorthand posters are Mary Ash- craft, Pat Leeds, and Kay Collins. Mrs. Pat Thompson 21 'You poor dear boy, says Martha. Annette Spruance supervises the yearbook staff as usual. Journalism � For one of their projects the V.A. boys built a trailer. Vocational Agriculture This calf should be well groomed! A pedicure for a pedigree. Mr. James Mancill Mr. Curlee teaches Joyce Tackett how to make a right turn. Miss Patsy Donn Girls’ P.E. All set to make a basket. Don't let that ball hit the net! 26 Mrs. Anna Ballard Mrs. Vada Tumham Home Economic Barbara Hossack seems to be playing maid for Janelle Bradley. Miss Jane Cooper Mrs. Ellen Busbee Mrs. Winona Rusk Mrs. Jim Slaughter Mrs. Harriott Potts Mrs. Helen Sherrill Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs. Emma Wood Mrs. Odie Goodwin Cafeteria and Custodians Pete shows a group of students around the boiler room. Mr. Peter Henz Mr. Walter Howell Mr. James Davis Mr. William Hayes 29 First Row: Smith, Knight, McAdams, Waller, Hamilton, Rcsch, Jacobs, Keyes, Harrison, Bailey, Whii Davis, Yeathermon, Tackett, Cooper, Hargrave, Snider, Brewer, Spruance, Mrs. Johns. Second Row: Ellio Gunn, Peterson, Lowe, Sanderson, Bowerman, Ibsen, Pratz, Hutcheson, Key, Young, Cosby, Fox, Cravei Flenniken, Johnson, Martin, Reed. Third Row: Moore, Orr, Bigham, Handley, Shell, Blanton, Pcsne ung, Joy, McLellan, Steakley, Ross, Brittan, Ca- •, Brenning, Hancock, Parrish, Collard, Stonaker, ung. The Student Council promotes training in lead- ership, citizenship, and government. Through its many service projects it has made a name for itself and has done many worthwhile things for the growth of the school. The Student Coun- cil is a member of the Texas Association of Student Councils, Southern Association of Stu- dent Councils, and the North Texas Student Forum. John Young Student Body President ssion stand at sketball games. The officers of Student Council are Bill Shell and Ann Snider, social chairmen; Sunny Brewer, parliamentarian; Bennie Handley, vice- president; John Young, president; Donna Harrison, secretary; Deward Bigham and Mary Cravens, serge ants-at-arms. First Row: Holt, Jameson, Brouer, Tankersley, Kiker, McAmis, Elliott, Snider, Moseley, Rash, Walker. Second Row: Martin, Williams, Strong, Seiler, Daugherty, Daniels, Hinson, Palmer, Elliott, Bell, Trimble, Coats, Tierce. Third Row: Miss Ellis, Irvin, Hufendick, Gardner, Morrissey, Burton, DiMinno, Smith, Garrison, Overtree, Cheek, Powell, and Shockley. Devotional Council Miss Ellis, sponsor of the Devotional Council; Ann Snider, president; and Jane Hufendick, secretary, plan the programs for the year. Devotional Council consists of one member from each homeroom. Its purpose is to promote religious interest in high school. 34 Safety Council is composed of rep- resentatives from each homeroom for the purpose of handling fire drills, traffic and parking problems, and the general safety of the school. Bobbie Burch, secretary; Diane Kraft, social chairman; David Orr, president; Mr. Curlee, sponsor; Donna Harrison, vice-president; Charles Jacobs, treasurer; and Bob McLellan, social chairman, are the officers of the Safety Council. Safety Council First Row: Mills, Johnson, Kraft, McReynolds, Crowder, Phillips, Harrison, Yeathermon, May, Ferguson, Sawyer, Turpin, Jacobs, McLellan. Second Row: Mr. Curlee, Crain, Hufendick, West, Freeman, Herr, Burch, King, Trull, Holleman, Key, Keith, McLemore, Daugirda. Third Row: Price, Orr, Holmes, Shell, Whitten, Long, Shifelbein, Fisher, Joy, Gober, Martin, Davis, Pirkle, and Snider. Fay Harris, Peggy Wilson, and Judy Brouer clean up after a laboratory. Future Homem FHA promotes a growing appreciation ■ the joys and satisfactions of hOmemakin; emphasizes the importance of home, con The FHA officers are Cooper, president; Harr son, 1st vice - presider Gould, 3rd vice-presider 36 A boy in the Home making Department! srs of America mity, and nation; spreads good will; and thers interest in home economics. nes, treasurer; Bailey, historian; terson, parliamentarian; Biggers, orter; P. Cooper, sergeant-at- ns; Wommack, song leader. To be a homemaker, one must learn to sew. Brenda Laney is pointing out the parts of the machine. First Row: Glanville, Sweny, Wills, Hebbard, Lowry, Zimmermann, Abercrombie, Gibbs, Ritter, Hinshaw, Moore, Laurance, Taylor. Second Row: Alexander, Cole, Swafford, Haines, Lowry, Ashcraft, West, Biggers, Carter, Strahan, Payne, Cashion, Daniels, Nichols. Third Row: Griffith, Thomas, Johnson, Shepard, An- drasko, Lowry, Richey, Thresher, Arthur, Christopher, Biggers, Fricks, Anderson, Provence. Future Teachers of America The purpose of the FTA is to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves quali- ties of personality and charac- ter, which are the foundations of successful teaching. They sponsor the Christmas Ball each year. Linda Shepard and Phyllis Hebbard, social chairmen; Sharon Gibbs, treasurer; Joe Provence, president; Mrs. Nichols, sponsor; Jerry Carter, county secretary; Paula Arthur, vice-president; and Peggy Shackelford, secretary. 38 Red Cross Council Pat Weir, social chairman, receives first-aid from Barbara Edwards, treasurer; Judy Phillips, program chairman; Sherry Frisbee, social chair- man; and Beverly Wylie, program chairman. Jean Hounshell, secretary; Elizabeth Bailey, vice-president; Tommy Hirsch, treasurer; Judy Hargrave, president; and Miss Roark, sponsor, prepare posters for their member- ship campaign. Junior Red Cross carries on the regular pro- gram of Red Cross activities by filling overseas boxes, participating in county- wide activities, and supervising the school program. First Row: Lowry, Littlepage, Starr, Houchin, Zimmcrmann, Frisbee, Bailey, Hargrave, Smith, McLellan, Bass, Edwards. Second Row: McCreery, Nelson, Hounshell, Panter, Carr, Reynolds, Slaughter, Harris, Shep- ard, Phillips, Wylie, McCreery, Boatright. Third Row: Parker, Pierce, Martin, Hirsch, Hendrix, Brewer, Rogers, Kanehl, Long, Stoddard, Inlow. National Fall officers are Virginia Cooper and Robert Miles, social chairmen; David Orr, president; Bennie Handley, vice-president; Maxine Barnes, treasurer; Jerry Fay Carter, reporter; and Annette Spruance, secretary. The NHS is a select group of students who have shown evidence of scholarship, lead- ership, service, and character during their high school careers. This organization sponsors assemblies and has parties which include the trophy-polishing social and the Christmas banquet. First Row: Olson, Craven, Haines, Cass, Cooper, Greg Crowder, Turner, McAmis, Blankenship, Barnes, Harrisc Shepard. Second Row: Love, Snider, Walker, We Jones, Turck, Flenniken, Kevil, Norwood, Crain, Litt] 40 or Society Officers for the spring term are Rose Marie Kevil and Jane Little, social chairmen; Bill Gardner, vice-president; Robert Miles, president; LaNora Crain, secretary; Jeanine Smith, treasurer; and Jerry Fay Carter, reporter. iawn, Carter, Hufendick, Cooper, Miss Price. Third Row. Reaves, Reynolds, Noah, Johnson, Miller, Gard- er, Trimble, Spruance, Harris, Smith, Cravens, Biggers, Mrs. Pope. Fourth Row: Mebus, Bane, Miles, andlcy, Joyner, Wilbur, Gardner, Orr, Fairchild, Boon, Weir, Gardner, Underwood, Pratz, Provence. Not ictured: Morrissey, Taylor, Reynolds, Martin, Davis, and Bailey. First Row: Morrissey, Taylor, Gunn, Collins, Hinshaw, McRoberts, Ware, Patton, Cooper, Clements, Elling- ton, Elliott, Hopper, Green, Cansler, Marlar. Second Row: Spruance, McCreery, Hutcheson, Christopher, Gibbs, Craven, Daugherty, Hatcher, Kraft, Heflin, Love, Snider, Cook, Davis, Clayton, Nelson, Bass, Tack- ett, Rice, Bearden, Diggs, Trimble, Stephens, Ward, Lowe, Eixman, Snider, Johnson, Olson, Reynolds, Jones, Meyers, Davis. Third Row: Shockley, Lewis, Bufkin, Neel, Miller, Ritter, Head, Morris, Noah, Reynolds, Miss Amos, Martin, and Blackwell. Literary Club Literary Club is an organization whose pur- pose is to further interests in reading, plays, and other literary pursuits. The Literary Club officers, Barbara Blackwell, vice- president; Miss Amos, sponsor; Betty Hutcheson, president; Judy Martin, vice-president; and Sallye Collins, secretary, are planning programs for the 42 year. SB Rose Marie Kevil is pointing out brief forms to Jeanine Smith and Betty Webb. Order of Gregg Artists Order of Gregg Artists, better known as OGA Club, is a nationally-known club de- signed to aid in speed and accuracy in writing shorthand. Betty Wills and LaNora Crain are taking dictation. First Row: Flenniken, Bearden, Richey, Remynse, Zimmcrmann, Thresher, Arthur. Second Row: Kevil, Willingham, Brewer, Moore, White, Neel, Cotton, Morris, Diggs, McDonald, Callis, Chandler, Miller, Mrs. Sherrod, Bums. Third Row: Crain, Holloway, Webb, Garrison, Harris, Britton, Trimble, Gotcher, Smith, Monzingo, Melton, and Christopher. 43 First Row: Arthur, Gardner, Garrison, White, English, Fleming, Moore, Nicholas, Jobe, Mrs. Wilkins. Second Row: Parke, Wilbur, Gotcher, Lowry, Monzingo, DeWald, Gibbs, Fabel, Daniels, Woodward. Third Row: Leeds, Freeman, White, Killingsworth, Thomas, Handly, Jordan, Coleman, Melton. Library Club The Library Club officers are Doris Melton,social chairman; Nadine Garrison, program chairman; Paula Arthur, reporter; Juanita Gardner, vice-president; Phyllis White, president; Mauriece DeWald, secretary-treasurer; Edward Davidson, program chairman; and Charles Thomas, social chairman. The Library Club encourages reading among the high school students, and promotes interest in Book Week. PTA Council consists of representatives from each homeroom who plan programs and work with the PTA promoting better relations between student body, parents, and faculty. PTA Council The officers of the PTA Council are Judy McFarland, secretary; Donna Harrison, president; Darrell Reddy, vice-president; and Bobby Mebus, reporter. First Row: Gilmartin, Poorman, Snider, Keating, Klapper, Biggcrs, Gibbs, Guinn, Short, Fleming. Second Row: McCoy, Story, Jordan, Reaves, Stephens, Barnes, Tallon, McDonald, Taylor, Handly. Third Row: Christopher, Miller, Lumsden, Harvey, Atkins, Shackelford, McFarland, Harrison. Camere Camera Club promotes gener interest in photography and n lated fields. Their projec Jerry Lowe, social chairman; Sharon Carroll, treasurer; Priscilla Cooper, social chairman; and Kay Olson, sec- retary, take pictures off the dryer. 46 Club tclude an annual scrapbook recording ie events of the school year and pic- ires for the annual. 47 Carroll Hill, vice-president; Robin Steakley, president; and Mr. Duff, sponsor, examine prints on the enlarger. Future Farmers of America The principal aims of FFA are to encourage mem- bers in the development of individual farming pro- grams, and to strengthen the confidence of the boys in themselves. The boys exhibit their projects at local and state fairs. First Row: Howard, Tucker, Cox, Puckett, John Francis, Stonaker, Earls, Parker, Davis, Wilsoi Norvell, Yale, Thomas, Wallace. Second Rov The area sweetheart was selected at a banquet at Arlington High School. Donna Harrison, FFA Sweetheart, looks at booklet with Kenton Harvey, state president; Bill Knapp, reporter; and Larry Allen, president. irmon, Cantrell, Shackelford, Carr, Holt, Rhodes, Whitaker, Kindred, Shemwell, Bell, Gartman, Tierce, liner, Pirkle, Duke, Byron. Third Row; Mercer, Harris, Hoover, Allen, Haas, Scott, Glass, Thomasson, sions, Sanders, Avery, Hippie, Bates. John Miller makes a feed trough. Officers of FFA are Knapp, reporter; Thompson, treasurer; Rhodes, sentinel; Allen, president; Thompson, vice-president; Gartman, secretary; Hoover, parliamentarian; and Carr, historian. Junior Achievement is an organization of youth who arc interested in forming a small-scale industry. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the operation of a business. First Row: Howard, Arthur, Stevens, Gotcher, Nelson. Second Row: Morris, Burns, Brunson. Third Row: Decker, Schifelbein, McAfee, Parrish. Fourth Row; Joyner, Davis, Griffith, and Hill. Junior Achievement Paula Arthur and Vinita Brunson put finishing touches on lawn markers, the company's product. The officers of Junior Achievement: Morris, treasurer; Schifelbein, president; Bums, secretary; Joyner, vice-president; Davis, sales manager; Arthur, personnel manager; Hill, production manager. First Row: Price, Mills, Ibsen, Boen, Fairchild, Underwood, Phillips, Lankford, Key, Mr. Malone. Second Row: Gatchel, Gardner, Brem, Whitehead, Joyner, Weir, Larson, Duke, Irvin, Decker. Third Row: Griffith, Rozelle, Pesnell, Steakley, Brittan, Reed, Head, Rogers, McDonald, and Menz. The Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International and is an affiliate of the national Key Club. The purpose of these youths is to serve their school as the Kiwanians do their town and community. Key Club Mr. Malone, sponsor; Sajon Joyner, secretary; Harry Brittan, president; Edward Phillips, vice-president; and John Larson, reporter, are the officers of the key Club. Walter Decker and John Fairchild, treasurer, plan a project. 51 First Row: Brewer, Ragland, Barnes, Biggers, Carter, Strahan, Williams, Cooper, Shackelford. Second Row: McAmis, Morris, Hufendickv Cooper, Cravens, Steakley, Whitehead, Hill, Mebus, Moody. Officers are Jerry Carter, vice-president; Judy Martin, president; Pat Morris, social chairman; Sunny Brewer, treasurer; Juanita Moody, reporter; Mr. Brown, sponsor; and Peggy Shackelford, secretary. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journa- lists. Members are chosen from news- paper and yearbook staffs. They must be juniors or seniors and in the upper third of their class scholastically. 52 First Row: Pickering, Wommack, Howard, Hartley, Nash, Beene. Second Row: Stoddard, Workman, Cra- ven, Palmer, Laney, Roten, Clayton, Petty, Drake. Third Row: Richey, Jobe, Freeman, Thomas, Bradley, Thresher, Wright, and Gartman. Publication Representatives are chosen from each homeroom for the purpose of collecting money for pictures, annuals, -and papers. They have charge of distributing the papers in their homeroom. Publications’ Representatives Juanita Moody Editor-in-chief Page Editors: Jonnie McAmis, first page editor; Sunny Brewer and Judy Biggers, second page editors; Nannette Strahan and Peggy Shackelford, fourth page editors. 54 The members of The Colt staff are McAmis, Moody, Williams, Morris, Shackelford, Biggers, Graves, Stra- han, Williams, Carter, and Brewer. The Colt Reporters. First Row: McAmis, Meyers, Olson, Reynolds, Kraft, Harris, Snider, Hopper. Second Row: Harvey, Stephens, Young, Childers, West, Carr, Pool, Payne. Third Row: Mebus, Culp, Eddings, Kanehl. Business Staff: James Ray Williams, advertising manager; Pat Morris, business manager; Dorothy Williams, bookkeeper. 55 Annette Spruance - Maxine Barnes Co-Editors Carroll HiU Photographer Elise Ragland Typist Robin Steakley Sports Editor The Co Mary Cecelia Cravens - Jane Hufendick Co-Business Managers Jerry Whitehead Art Editor Virginia Cooper Club and Class Editor John Gardner - Jimmy Ellison Assistant Photographers orral 57 Office Helj Office Help: First Row: Shope, Herr, Hinshaw, Pierce, Bailey, Brewer, Morrissey, Carroll, Daugherty, Frisbee, Panter. Second Row: McReynolds, Gilmartin, Lewis, Thresher, Cunningham, Collins, Heron, McDonald, Gibbs, Young, Mrs. Whitten. Third Row; Elliott, Holloway, Kemp, Abney, Harris, Cashion, Johnson, Little, and Bums. Student Store Student Store Help: Lau- rance, Gibbs, Martin, Long, Wallace, Hinshaw, and Frisbee. Library Help: First Row: Fabel, White, Fabel. Second Row; English, Hull, Wood- ward, De Wald, Mrs. Wilkins, Jobe, Wallace, Gardner, and Willingham. Library Help Glee men and Melodiers: First Row: Moore, Matetzschk, Christian, Keck, Moody, Levick, Cosper, McAlpine, Patton, Steelman, Holt, Keyes, Wylie, Daugherty. Second Row: Howard, Rash, Nelson, Crone, Shackelford, Culbertson, Wilson, Freeman, Hays, Magee, Tjdwell, Howard, Cabell. Third Row; Carnes, Horsley, Axel- son, Young, Shope, Stewart, Freeman, Morgan, Jordan, Shope, Curry, Atkins, Clark, Rushing. Fourth Row: Hines, Elliott, Snow, Lee, Thomas, Moore, Carlson, McFarland, Brewer, McPike, Boyd, Campbell, Phillips, Blanton, Porter, Spurlock, Davis, Dvorak. Mad’Moiselles, Melodiers, and Gleemen Mad'Moiselies: First Row: McCloskey, Young, Ramsey, Moody, Waldrop, Oakley, Barnes, Houchin, Sleppy, Thomas, Cannon, Walker, Guinn. Second Row: Leeds, Powell, Combs, Ross, Howard, Jeanes, Tankersley, McCleskey, Phillips, Williams, Short, Shope, Craven, Handly. Third Row: Richey, Lowry, Kiker, Lummus, Huitt, Glanville, Christian, Spoon, Lowry, Probst, McCreery, Van Leuvan, Coats, Reed, Trull, Sutherland, Elliott, Cuthbertson. Fourth Row: Britton, Lowe, Mason, Cooper, Remynse, Arlington, Potter, Fricks, Cagle, Kemp, Hancock, Lindsey, Reaves, Gann, Geer, Liles, Burton, Svestka. 59 First Row: Mosig, Carter, Blackwell, Cansler, Hensley, Bailey, Oakley, Kurtz we il, White, Wommack, Har grave, Olson, DiMinno, Heron, Ware, Garcia. Second Row: Carroll, Carter, Morrissey, Littlepagc, Hartley Freeman, McCreery, Johnson, Noah, Wills, Cooper, Turck, Thresher, Snider, Smith, Flenniken. Third Row Cole, Pratz, Hicks, Mebus, Goetz, McAfee, Spear, Dickens, Head, Cosby, Snider, Hammond. Fourth Row lcs, Long, Kolb, Sandefer, Jones, Boone, Lterson, Wills, Crawford, Stewart, Turpin, tty, Head. Choraliers Honor was bestowed upon these students when they were named to the All-State Choir. Tricia Flenniken and Sandra Noah accompany the choir. The officers of the choir are Goetz, presi- dent; Cooper, librarian; Pratz, vice-presi- dent; Wommack, historian; Carter, robe manager; Flenniken, treasurer; Wills and Spear, production managers. Arlington High School Marching Band. Arlington High School 62 Majorettes: Kay Olson, Linda Johnson, head majorette; Marsha Sutherland, Jackie Laurance, Sonja Hinshaw. Flag Bearers: Wanda Turck, Sandra Noah, Frankie Crone. :o f Band First Row: Miles, Craven, Spear, Creed, Hebbard, West, Sutherland, Pillar, Snider, DeVoi Love, White, Bost, Baker, Spoon, Gardner. Second Row: Hawkins, Meador, Bush, Edwart Noah, Morrison, Kramer, Johnson, Patrick, Moore, Worsham, Moore, Alexander, Shell, Prikr Gatchel, Pratz, Hicks, Haines, Wilson, Taylor, Tumell, Olson, Hirsch, Rogers. Third Ro Johnson, Kurtzweil, Reddell, Wagoner, Wendland, Tibbetts, Walker, Little, Carter, Smith, Die erson, Kilpatrick, Tanner, Williams, Horsley, Hounshell, Hinshaw, Laurance, Jordan, Cale Arlington High School Colt Band All-Region Band: Patrick, Hicks, Miles, Fairchild, Gardner, All- State Band; Sandefer, Ratterree, Spear, and Spear. 64 Stage Band rgrave, Snell, Graves, Hensley, inson,Thorsen, Sweney, Matlock, afford, Fairchild, Ware, Davis, wart,Jones,Strickland, Ratterree, Ibur, Wilson, McAlpine, Ritter, Band officers: Martin Ross, vice-president; Don Ratterree, social 5lish, Ferguson, Sandefer, Spear. chairman; Owen Pratz, president; Sonja Hinshaw, social chairman; Irma Worsham and Gracie Love, librarians; Sandra Craven, secretary; Judy Hargrave, treasurer; Penny Bost and Anna Lou White, librarians. SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Bill Shell Wanda Yeathermon FRESHMAN FAVORITES Steve Brcnning Sandra McLellan Virginia Cooper Sandra Craven Holly Harris JANE HUFENDICK ASC Coronation HARRY BRITTAN 73 LYNDA NORWOOD Valentine Sweetheart Miss Publications ELISE RAGLAND The candidates were Jerry Garrison, Elise Ragland, Sandra Mc- Le 11 an , and Jeanie Reaves. 75 First Row — Virginia Cooper, Mary Cecelia Cravens, Annette Spruance, Jane Hufendick. Second Row — Donna Harrison, Juanita Moody, Paula Arthur, Mavis Gregg, Elise Ragland, and Jeanine Smith. Girls of the Month The EPSILON NU CHAPTER OF EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA, an organization of young women in Arlington, awards this honor to one girl of Arlington High School each month. Its purpose is to inspire poise and charm along with leadership. At the end of the year, one of these girls, a senior, receives a $50 Savings Bond and will be designated Girl of the Year. 76 First Row — Bennie Handley, John Young, Bill Gardner, Sajon Joyner. Second Row — Deward Bigham, Martin Ross, David Orr, Robert Miles, and Owen Pratz. Junior Rotarians At the beginning of each school year, a secret faculty committee chooses nine boys to attend the regular meetings of the ROTARY CLUB for one month. These boys are juniors or seniors who are outstanding in their contribution to the school. 77 AIR HEROES Arlington High School Colts. First Row — McLcllan, Cole, Williams, Hilliard, Key, Joy, Young, Jacobs. Graves, McLellan, Mills, Dickens, Marlar, Young, Long. Second Row -- Parra, Thomasson, Holmes, Big- ham, Elliot, Atherton, Handley, Shelton, Valentine, Wright, Clark, Redden, Mendez, Mebus, McFaddin, Arlington High School Colts Coaches. Back Row — James Mancill, Fred Pennington, Elo Nohavitza, Ben Moore. Front Row — Sam Curlee, Mayfield Workman, Doyle Malone. hird Row — Brewer, Price, Snider, Oram, Hendrix, Crain, Brewer, Kautz, Orr, Anderson, McDonald, Weir, cnson, Duhon, Duke. Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 1 Managers — Jimmy Kanehl, Larry Martin, Tom McGrew. Trainer — Wayne Sawyer. WE 34 26 18 13 18 19 14 26 13 33 SCHEDULE TEAM Greenville McKinney Terrell Corsicana Denton Grand Prairie Denison Sherman Wichita Falls Irving 81 First Row --James, Long, Price, Wilson, Bell, Holloway, Pirkle, Smith, Bane, Gardner, Kemp. Second Row -- Terrell, Russell, Martin, Vought, Oakes, Middlebrook, Willard, Ibsen, Hill, Bowcrman, Kautz. Third Row -- Davenport, Pillow, Blanton, O'Dell, Butler, Blocker, Wilson, Webb, Davis, Martin. Freshman Football Team SCHEDULE WE TEAM THEY 14 Highland Park 0 20 Terrell 21 2 Garland 19 21 Grand Prairie 6 24 Crockett of Irving 7 37 Bowie of Irving 7 12 Jefferson High of G. P. 6 82 Arlington High School “B” Team SCHEDULE WE TEAM THEY 27 North Side 7 18 Carter Riverside 27 40 Waxahachie 15 27 Terrell 6 13 Poly 6 1 Denison 0 26 Denton 12 21 Grand Prairie 0 32 Sherman 0 14 Irving 18 First Row — Nohavitza, Keith, McDonald, Burkins, Johnston, Harris, McCreery, Shepherd, Ridden, Jinks, Broomhall, McLemore, Yeathermon, Mancill. Second Row -- Heflin, Wright, Palmer, Waller, Parker, Parker, Wolf, Carlson, Duke, Piers, Jackson, Houston, Cravens. Third Row -- Eppes, Risher, Johnson, Mc- Pike, Enlow, Gilstrap, West, Frazier, Albright, Russell, Ragland, Hollingsworth, Mazo. Award winners recognized at the annual football banquet were Bennie Handley, best blocker; David Snider, most valuable player; and Earl Hinson, best sportsman. Football Honors The tri-captains of the football team are Charles Jacobs, Ronnie Graves, and John Young. District honors were re- ceived by Williams, sec- ond team; Jacobs, honora- ble mention; McDonald, honorable mention; Snider, first team; Handley, first team;Orr, honorable men- tion; and Graves, honora- ble mention. Arlington 34 Greenville 0 A highly spirited Colt team opened the season against Greenville here September 21. Arlington started back from a 13-0 halftime score with a power drive that sent them to a 34-0 victory over the Lions. Standouts were Kenneth Williams, Larry McFaddin, David Snider, and Ronnie Graves in a game that saw Coach Workman unload the bench. Hilliard and Jacobs block as Williams works a cutback against crushing Greenville linemen for a neat pickup. Duhon and Jacobs cover as Williams is pulled down after picking up yardage against the Lions. Arlington 26 McKinney 13 The Colts came through with their second win against the McKinney Lions September 28. Earl Hinson scored the first touchdown with a pitchout from quarterback David Snider. The first half ended with a 7 - 0 lead over the Lions. Kenneth Williams, Ronnie Graves, and David Snider each tallied for the Colts, bringing the final score to 26- 13. 85 Williams plows through the Terrell defense for yardage. Arlington 13 Terrell 14 Unbeaten Arlington fought off a last minute attack to down the previously unbeated Terrell Tigers October 5 in a grudge battle there. This is the first time the Colts, now in 4A, have been able to knock over the 2A Tigers since 1951. David Snider possibly saved the game for the Colts by intercepting one of Bill Flower's passes with just 59 seconds left in the game. David Snider Quarterback James Mills Quarterback Charlie Key Quarterback Kenneth Williams Halfback Williams does it again! Arlington 18 Corsicana 28 The Corsicana Tigers, underdogs by two touchdowns, upset the Colts October 12 at the college stadium, 28- 13. Nearly 5,000 people were in the stands, all ready to see another AHS victory, but the hard-driving Corsicana eleven proved to be a little too much for the Colts. Bobby Mebus, John Young, and David Snider led the Colt offense as they made their bids for yardage. Larry McFaddin Halfback John Y oung Halfback Earl Hinson Halfback Bobby Mebus Halfback Handley, Duhon, and Jacobs cover for Snider's sneak. Arlington 18 Denton 6 Ever-alert Arlington Colts took advantage of two Denton mistakes to score an 18 - 6 victory over the Broncos in the District 4A-7 opener there October 19. Colt guard Charles Jacobs' pounce on a fumble and guard Bob McLellan's interception of a pass spelled the difference. L. G. Young Halfback Ronnie Graves Fullback Tommy Joy Fullback Benny Wright Fullback a r ’ MeFadd in goes across for a touchdown. Arlington 19 Grand Prairie 19 Arch rivals Arlington and Grand Prairie kept the fans on their feet much of the game by battling to a final 19- 19 tie, October 26. Arlington took a 7-0 lead in the first half when right end Ian McDonald scored the touchdown pass from David Snider. McFaddin scored the second touchdown and then wound up the game with a tie by ramming his way over for the final score. Morris Holmes Ronnie Duhon David Duke Bob McLellan Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Williams reaches for the ball as an interception attempt is made. Arlington 14 Denison 40 The Denison Ycllowjackets crushed the Colts 40-14 November 2. Kenneth Williams made it 13-7 with one minute left in the half. Charlie Key, attempting his first conversion of the year, added the extra point. David Snider punched over from one yard out, adding the final Colt touchdown. The game ended with a free-for-all; Arlington lost the game but won the fight. Phil Oram Bobby Cole Frank Hilliard Ian MacDonald T ackle End End End nOO Williams breaks around right end for a gain in the fourth quarter. Arlington 26 Sherman 0 Traveling to Sherman November 9, the Colts shut out the Bearcats 26-0. Charles Jacobs and Charlie Key led the Colt defense as they halted the Bearcats' aggression and between them gathered in three Sher- man fumbles. The three fumbles were later converted into Colt touchdowns. The team as a whole looked very good on defense as they stopped the Bearcats' drives time after time. Mickey McLellan End Darwin Price End Ralph Valentine End David Orr Center With Oram blocking, Me bus breaks loose for a big gain against the Coyotes. Arlington 13 Wichita Falls 55 Before 5,000 fans, Wichita Falls, rated number two team in the state, gave Arlington its worst defeat of the year here November 16. The fans could be proud of the Colts the first quarter as they held the Coyotes scoreless. But what a second quarter! The Coyotes scored six touchdowns in ten minutes. The score at the half was 42-0, but Arlington came back in the second half to tally 13 points. Final score: 55- 13. Grady Hendrix Center Bennie Handley Guard Charles Jacobs Guard Deward Bigham Guard 1 e O From the look on number 41's face Snider has had it. Arlington 33 Irving 13 The Arlington Colts, coming from behind, beat the Irving Tigers, 33- 13 in the last game of the season. After being outgunned the first half, the Colts scored 13 points on a pass interception and a costly fumble to salvage the Homecoming game. With five seconds of the game time remaining, guard Charles Jacobs smashed through the line, plucked a fumble out of the air, and lumbered 35 yards for the final tally. Billy Anderson Guard Raymond Redden Guard Ronnie Shelton Guard Johnny Clark Guard First Row — Delores Butler, Janie Reynolds, Ann Snider, and Patsy Ellington. Second Row — Jerry Fay Carter, Mary Cecelia Cravens, and Judy Biggers. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders lead the team onto the field. Wonder who didn't hear the count? A Team Basketball: Rogers Gardners, Ed Harvey, John Larson, Frank Luke, Carroll Butler, Mike Turpin, Coach Sam Curlee, Bobby Reeves, Pat Weir, David Snider, Mickey McLellan, C. V. Brewer, Charlie Key. Managers of basketball team are Will Rogers and Jim Blair. Colt. Basketball Team SEASON SCHEDULE We Team They 48 Garland 59 52 Arlington Heights 74 27 Carter Riverside 56 43 Krum 58 55 Carter Riverside 68 26 Garland 55 54 Arlington Heights 62 63 Irving 56 30 Grand Prairie 62 71 Denison 57 50 Sherman 48 36 Denton 62 47 Irving 42 58 Denison 45 35 Grand Prairie 86 39 Wichita Falls 53 44 Sherman 62 61 Denton 77 56 Irving 69 57 Denison 49 45 Grand Prairie 58 49 Wichita Falls 57 Bobby Reeves Rogers Gardner Mike Turpin racks up another two points for the Colts. John Larson Basketball C. V. Brewer 96 Sam Curlee Coach Carroll Butler Mickey McLeilan Who made that lucky shot? Pat Weir “A” Squad David Snider -''in Ed Harvey Charlie Key Frank Luke 97 B Team Basketball: Meisner, Willard, Bane, Pirkle, Menz, Lasater, Coach Pennington, Manor, Goodnight, Hinson, Mills, and Martin. Charlie Key lays one up as he gets good blocking from the rest of the team. Basketball “B” Squac SEASON SCHEDULE We Team They 44 Garland 49 32 Arlington Heights 52 38 Carter Riverside 36 45 Arlington Heights 59 30 Sherman 65 43 Denton 68 45 Irving 52 34 Denison 40 26 Grand Prairie 35 23 Sherman 33 31 Denton 55 42 Irving 53 38 Denison 35 28 Grand Prairie 42 Freshman Basketball Team: Prince, Carlson, Ragland, Hollingsworth, Risher, McAmis, Weatherall, Houston, Wright, and Keith. Freshman Basketball SEASON SCHEDULE We Team They 34 Jefferson 40 40 Irving 30 34 Terrell 60 41 Crockett 31 34 Garland 24 38 Lee 33 32 Highland Park 38 35 Jefferson 41 36 Terrell 41 37 Crockett 27 30 Garland 36 41 Lee 40 48 Highland Park 54 Richard Ragland, Delbert McAmis, and Joe Weatherall clear the back board. The members of the golf team are Charles Meisner, David Snider, Frank Luke, Don McCombs, and Dick Goetz. Boys' Tennis Group: First Row — Cook, Harris, Shackelford, Shemwell, O'Neill. Second Row — Johnston, Long, Reed, Yeathermon, Smith, and Taylor. Tennis Team Patty Patton serves the ball. Girls' Tennis Group: First Row — Taylor, Patton. Second Row — Kraft and Cooper. First Row — Kemp, Wright, McLellan, Valentine, Hancock. Second Row — Long, Young, Woods, Irvin. Third Row — Goetz, Martin, Mebus, Flint, Vought, and Key. Baseball Team 102 These pitchers, John Young and Mickey McLellan, are warming up. First Row — Manor, Orr, Witte, McFadin, Hinson, Young. Second Row — Thomas, Atherton, Joy, Butler, Lumsden, Thomas, Bane. Third Row — McAmis, Pesnell, Smith, Shope, Pirkle, Avery. Fourth Row— Redden, Risher, Wright, Wolfe, McPike, Sandoval, McLemore, and Hollins- worth. L. G. Young broad jumps. David Orr puts the shot. Sprinting down the track are Larry Mc- Fadin and Earl Hinson. Track Team First Row — Atherton, Jeter, Scarborough, Prikyl, Lankford, Martin. Second Row--Arrendondo, La- Valle, Colbert, Buzzell, Dickens. Third Row — Ellison, Rice, Parr, Wilson, Hancock, Oakes, Young. Fourth Row — Burris, Farr, Cantrell, Lowe, Petty, and Stewart. Golden Gloves 104 Jerry Oakes plants a right jab. A punch is dodged by Jerry Lowe. The members of the champion- ship softball teams are : First Row — Simpson, Knight, San- ders, Oliver, Jacobs, Patton, McAmis. Second Row — Miss Donn, Estes, Freeman, Gunn, Bradley, Biggers, Jobe, Panter, Penn, Mrs. Ballard. The members of the championship volleyball team are: First Row — Payne, Shockley, Gunn, Wooten. Second Row— Jarvis, Barcroft, Haas, Tidwell. Third Row — Cosper, Stephens, Estes, Freeman. Girls’ Intramural The members of the second place volleyball team are: First Row — Jacobs,Klapper. Second Row — McAmis, Oliver, Patton. Third Row — Grisham, Simpson. •W; This is the way our new school looked to 1,450 students the first day. A New Year—Ai The custodians get ready for the opening of school. 108 A New School Our new campus is something to look at. Mr. Webb moves in. The beginning of school brought a large crowd to the first football game. Donna, what is he telling you? Elise Ragland is surprised as Bill Shell crowns her Miss Publications. Publications Dance The first dance of the year was well attended. This record was enjoyed by all. They didn't like this record — too slow. Halloween Party Darts are thrown by Karan Daugherty at the senior booth as Rogers Gardner and Donnie Rhodes look on. Sandra McLellan tries for a prize at the junior booth. Ronnie Graves regretfully hands over this prize. 12 With the “Little Black Sambo theme the Seniors took first prize. The freshman “Fish” won third prize. The floats are hurting Larry's eyes, or is it the floats ? © Students and Exes Ronnie Graves esco: 1 956 Homecoming Que 113 Second place was captured by the sophomores’ “Thanksgiving Special.” Enjoy Homecoming zabeth Bailey, the the field. Jane Little, Jackie Laurance, Barbara Carter, and Sonja Hinshaw await the long march. These eight girls really look like football sweethearts in the boys’ jerseys. Homecoming The junior float looked good enough to eat. Are they making a tree ? In the Homecoming pep rally Mrs. Ned Henry was crowned “Coming Home Queen.” This clever idea was presented by the FFA boys. Relax, Coach, the season is over. Judy and Bradley watch the camera. Guests and members listen as “The Christmas Carol” is told. These girls must be amused over the gifts they received. 116 WAflTci Wanda Turck leads the parade. Drums, banners, and cheers add to the campaign. MeJbus Elected THSPA President The presidential candidates stand for an introduction. FHA Dance Virginia Cooper crowns Steve Brenning 1956 FHA Sweetheart. Mary and Clarence quarrel. Junior Play The cast of LIFE WITH FATHER includes Jerry Cosby, Mrs. Kimmey, director, Ann Snider, Kay Olson, Janet Reynolds, Sue Hopper, Don Chasteen, Larry Newell, Bob MebusA Ed Davidson, Ronnie Jones, Sandra Noah, Patsy Ellington, John Boone, Mary Jo Walker and Rickey Sherrod. I The program is enjoyed by Mr. and Miss FTA, Joe Provence and Peggy Shackelford. Smiling boys and gi around the Christn Christmas Ball The Choraliers help to create the spirit of Christmas. The first formal dance of the year proves to be a success. billowing formals gather e. Highlights Holiday Activities The Senior Quartet give their version of “White Christmas. ” Kay Olson and Bobby Mayes waltz around the floor. Art students make the Christmas decorations. True Texans ride their horses to school. Western Day Cowpoke Duff speaks a few choice words for the Western King candidates. Maw's children li Donna Harrison and Do nie Hamilton reign Edgar Elvis Boyd and company entertain on the Western Day program. Sheriff Young announces the Western Day Queen. A skit by the speech class begins the Western Day program. The Valentine Dance was sponsored by the Student Council. Could this group have anything to do with the popularity of “Party Girl”? 124 Virginia Garcia and Paul Burris enjoy dancing. The dance music was provided by the Key Signatures. I like it. The new members receive the National Honor Society pledge. NHS Induction Paul Wilbur and Peggy Morrissey are pinned into the National Honor Society. Scholarship, one of the qualifica- tions for National Honor Society, is explained by Martha Shawn. Deep sea bass, Richard Jones, plays his Mermaid Linda Johnson is saved from the octo- bass horn and sings an original song, pus by sailor Wally Head. Koral Kapers Paul Patterson and Sharon Carroll por- tray the doctor and nurse in the se- quence, On The Street Where You Live. Ann Ware, Betty Kurtzweil, and Beth Mosig are on their way to church. “Birdlegs” Curlee or Bugs Bunny? Faculty vs. Seniors May I go in now. Coach Webbfoot? “Pappy” Pennington limps off the court. The Faculty Flashes smashed through the green and white clad Senior All- Star s-by a wide 11-point margin--52 to 41--in the hard-hitting basketball game. The Seniors weren’t bothered by the outcome of the game, though, because receipts totaled $400. The Faculty Flashes outshine the Senior All-Stars. 128 “...We’ll give the Seniors the basketball blues!” “Sorry, I’m the tallest!” Larry Newell eats dinner with Paula Arthur at the Senior Box Supper. Senior Activities hroughout the year the seniors ive participated in a number of :tivities to raise money for a enior trip. Among these are indy sales, circular delivery and Inscription campaigns for papers jid magazines. Chef David Orr demonstrates the fine art of taffy pulling. Juanita Gardner, Nora Cotton, Kenneth Boen, Carroll Griffith, Geana Bufkin, and Byron Hancock fold circulars. One-Act Play The cast of The Little Foxes includes: First Row — Penny Handly, Ann Giddens, Jane Slaughter, Bonnie Ritter, Linda Johnson. Second Row -- Jerry Lowe, Joe Provence, Tommy May, Owen Pratz, Bennie Handley. Members of the cast of Smilin' Through are: First Row — Jerry Fay Carter, Mary Cecelia Cravens, Martha Shawn. Second Row — Owen Pratz, Judy Biggers, John Young, Linda Johnson. Third Row -- Robin Steakley, Jerry Lowe, Bennie Handley, Carroll Hill, Richard Jones. Senior Play John hovers over Moonyeen, his bride, after she has been shot by her rejected suitor. Uncle John encourages the courtship of Willie and Kathleen. 131 Good food was enjoyed by Junior - Se These girls pose for a picture while waiting for their food. . Jm Outstanding Honors Virginia Cooper DAR Citizenship Award Bill Gardner, John Gardner, Annette Spruance, Jane Little, and Judy Martin (not pictured) were finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. John Ward and Owen Pratz received honorable mention. Local contest winners included Frances Green, I Speak For Democ- Donna Harrison and Mary Cecelia Cravens racy ; James Leyendecker, What the Constitution Means to Me ; were representatives to Girls' State. and ghirley English, What the Bill of Rights Means to Me. First Row — Creamer, Brown, Hannon, Crowder, Steen, Haas. Second Row-- Phillips, Sanders, Leyen decker, Van Leuvan, Wheeler, Simpson. New Students, Faculty New Faculty: Mr. Milton Mc- Clesky, mathematics; Mrs. Marjorie Lowe,secretary; Mrs. Lanette Lowe, English; Mrs. Jean King, English. 135 Senior Class Officers Deward Bigham, President; David Orr, Vice-President; Martha Shawn, Secretary; Tricia Flenniken, Treasurer; Martin Ross and Glade Reed, Social Chairmen. LARRY ALLEN FFA 1-2-3-4, Officer 1, Presi- dent 4. 139 JUDY ANDRASKO Camera Club 3 4, FHA 1, FTA 3- 4, Safety Council 2. JIM ARENDER Camera Club 4, Track 2-4, Base- ball 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Choir 2. RUTH ARLINGTON Glee Club 4, Camera Club 4, FHA 4, Tennis Team 3, Library Club4, Jr. Red Cross 4. PAULA JEAN ARTHUR FTA 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4,Library Club 4, Officer, Camera Club 2, FHA 1, OGA 3-4, Mad’Moiselles 1. MARY NELLE ASHCRAFT FHA 1-2, Camera Club 1-2, FTA 4, Devotional Council 2 To the Graduating Class of ’57... ANNA AUTREY All-Round girl 1 -2-3, FFA Sweet - heart 3, High School Queen 3, FHA 1, Basketball 1-2-3, Volley- ball 1-2-3, (Honors at Corey) ELIZABETH BAILEY Student Council 2-3-4, Red Cross 2-4, Officer 3, Homecoming Queen 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Choir 4, FHA 3-4, Officer 4. MAXINE BARNES FHA 1-2, Secretary 2, Colt Corral 4, Co-Editor, Camera Club 2-3, PT A Council 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 4. RAY BARNES VONACILE BEARDEN FHA 1-3, OGA 3-4, Camera Club 2-3, Literary Club 4. JAMES BETZ Wrestling 2-3, PTA Council 4, Boys League 2. 140 JUDY CAROLE BIGGERS Cheerleader 3-4, PTA Council 3, The Colt 4, Feature Editor, National Honor Society 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, FTA 4. DEWARD BIGHAM Class President 4, Student Council 4, Officer, Football 1-2-3-4, Box- ing 3-4, Twirp Nominee 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Favorite 4, PAT BINGHAM BRADLEY BLANTON Glee Club 1, Student Council 2, Golf Team 3, Home Room Presi- dent 3. PENNY BLOCK Mad’Moiselles 3, Camera Club 4, FH A 1. KENNETH BOEN Camera Club 2-3-4. the Colt Corral Records... SHARON BOURQUE Camera Club 1-2, FH A 1-2-3. FREDDIE BRAUCHT FHA 1 -2-3-4, Library Club 2, Camera Club 3. C.V. BREWER Basketball 1-2-3-4, Red Cross 4, Football 3, Class President 2, Student Council 2, Class Favorite 2. SUNNY BREWER Class Secretary 2, Homecoming Nominee 2-3, The Colt 4, Feature Editor, Student Council 4, Of- ficer, Quill and Scroll 4, Treas- urer, Class Favorite 2-4. RUBY BREWTON FHA 1, Library Club 2. HARRY BRITTAN Camera Club 4, Key Club 3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Student Council 4, Safety Council 3, Jr. Achievement 4. 141 ANN BRITTON Camera Club 4, Mad’Moiselles 4, FHA 1. DAVID BRUCE GEANA BUFKIN Camera Club 1 -2-3-4, FHA 1-2- 3, Literary Club4, Red Cross 2. SUE ANN BURNS FHA 1 -2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Interscholastic League Shorthand 3, OGA 3-4, Junior Achievement 4, Mad’Moiselles 3. DOLORES CALES FHA 1-2, Camera Club 2-3, Band 2-3-4. CYNTHIA CALLIS Devotional Council 1, FHA 1-2, Camera Club 4. Our Last Days in A.H.5. ... SHARON SUE CARROLL Choir 4, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Mad’Moiselles 2-3, Officer 3, Publications Repre- sentative 4. BARBARA ANN CARTER Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 3-4, FHA 1- 2, Mad’Moiselles 2. JERRY FAY CARTER National Honor Society 3-4, Of- ficer 4, FTA 2-3-4, County Sec., Choir 3-4, Officer 4, Cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 3, Junior Play 3. GERALD CASEY Camera Club 3-4, Track 3-4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 1-2, President 2, Football 1-2. BRENDA CHANDLER Safety Council 2, OGA 3, Camera Club 4. CONNIE CHEEK FHA 4, Camera Club 2-3, Devotional Council 4. 142 JEANNE CHRISTOPHER FHA 1-2-3, Camera Club 1 -2-3-4, Literary Club 4, FT A 4, OGA 3, PTA Council 4. BOBBY COLE Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Choir 3-4, Safety Council 4, Red Cross 2-3, Camera Club 2-3-4. SALLYE COLLINS FHA 1; Student Council 1-2; Band 1 -3; Hi-Teens 2; Literary Club 4, Secretary; Camera Club 3-4. SARAH ANN COOK Camera Club 3-4, FHA 3, Literary Club 4. VIRGINIA ANN COOPER Homecoming Nominee 4, FHA 1- 2-3-4, President 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Officer 4, Choir 2-3-4, Officer 4, Student Council 4, Colt Corral 4, Class, Club Editor NORA COTTON FHA 1, Camera Club 4, OGA 3-4. We Have Stored in Our Hearts LA NORA ANN CRAIN National Honor Society 3-4, Safety Council 4, FHA 1-2-4, Mad’- Moiselles 1, OGA 3-4. MARY CECELIA CRAVENS National Honor Society 3-4,Student Council 2-3-4, Officer, Favorite 3, Cheerleader 4, Girls State 3, Colt Corral 4, Co-Business Mgr. GARY CROSBY CHARLES DAVIS Camera Club 1, National Honor Society 3-4, Band 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, Junior Achievement 4 , Sound Engineer. WALTER DECKER Camera Club4, Key Club 4, Junior Achievement 4. TYRONE DICKENS F ootball 2-3, Camera Club 4, Choir 4, Boxing 4. 143 SHIRLEY DIGGS FHA 1-3, OGA 3-4, Camera Club 2-3-4, Literary Club 4. JERRY LYNN DILLARD Camera Club 3, Library Club 2. PAT DIMINNO FHA 1, Camera Club 1-4, Choir 3-4, Devotional Council 3-4, Mad’Moiselles 3, Choral Capers 3. HOWARD ELLIOTT Band 1-2-3, Stage Band 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Glee- men 4, Student Council 4. JOHN FAIRCHILD Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 3-4, Key Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Camera Club 2-3-4. TRICIA FLENNIKEN All-State Chorus 3, Choir 4,Ass’t Accompanist, Class Treasurer 4, OGA 3, Interscholastic League Shorthand-District, Region, State 3, Interscholastic League Typing District, Region, State 2. Many Wonderful and Lasting Memories... JOE FORBES Devotional Council 1,Camera Club 4. 9 ANN FOSTER SHERRY FRISBEE Red Cross 3-4, Officer 4, Camera Club 3, Officer 3, Choir 1 -2, Western News 1, Freshman Play 1, Dramatics 1 -2. JESSE GARCIA Track 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2, Camera Club 3-4, Gleemen 3. BILL GARDNER Band 1-2-3-4, Drum Major 4, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. JOHN GARDNER Camera Club 4, School Photo- grapher 4, Science Club 1-2, Junior Play 3. 144 JUANITA GARDNER Red Cross 1, Library Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, Library Ass’t 2-3-4, PTA Council 3, Devotional Council 4. NADINE GARRISON Camera Club 4, Library Club 4. H.J. GARTMAN Safety Council 4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4. LARRY GATCHEL Band 1 -2-3-4, KeyClub4, Camera Club 4, Junior Play 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2. SHARON GIBBS FT A 1-2-3-4, Officer 4, Literary Club 4, Camera Club 4, Junior Play 3. FREEDA GOODWIN Devotional Council 2-3, PTA Council 2, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Mad’Moiselles 3. Lifelong Dreams Fulfilled... EUDELL GOTCHER FHA 1-2-3, Library Club 3-4, OG 3-4, FTA 4, Camera Club 4. RONNIE GRAVES Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3, Basketball 1, Camera Club2-3-4, Safety Council 2. MAVIS GREGG National Honor Society 3-4, FHA 1-2-3, Literary Club 4, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Devotional Council 1, PTA Council 4. CARROLL GRIFFITH Camera Club 1-2-3-4, FTA 3-4 Key Club 3-4, Junior Achievement 4. DAVID GUTKOWSKI KENNY HAINES Band 1-2-3-4, Drum Major 4, Camera Club 2-3. 145 DONNIE HAMILTON Student Council 3, Little Arlie Trainer 3. BYRON HANCOCK Student Council 4, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 4, Camera Club 4. BENNIE HANDLEY Football 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Vice-President 4, Student Council 1-4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Camera Club 3, Class Vice-President 1. JUDY HARGRAVE FHA 1-2, Band 2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Camera Club 2-3, Choir 2-3-4, Red Cross 1-2-3-4, President 4, Student Council 4. ELIZABETH HARRIS FHA 1, Camera Club 3-4, OGA 3. DONNA CHERYL HARRISON FF A S w e e t he a r t 3-4, Student Council 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Officer 2-4, G i r I s State 3, PT A Council 4, President 4. Senior Rings... YLVIA HARVEY rHA 1-2, Camera Club 1-2, FTA 1, PTA Council 2, ,EON HAYES land 1 -2, )ARLA HENSLEY land 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Mad’- doiselles 2, FHA 1-2, Literary lub 1, Camera Club 1-2, 30B HESTER 30BBY HICKS 3and 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-4, Glee- men 3, Stage Band 2-4. r. CARROLL HILL Camera Club 1-2-3-4, President I, Vice-President 4, Student Council 2 , School Photographer 1-4, Junior Achievement 4, Key 31ub 3-4, Officer 4, Junior Play 1. 146 FRANK HILLIARD Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Red Cross 4, Camera Club 2-3, Basketball 1-2, TED HINES SONJA HINSHAW Band 1-2-3-4, Majorette, Officer, FHA 1-2-3, Camera Club 2-3-4, Red Cross 1-2, FT A 4, Literary Club 4. EARL HINSON Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Basketball 1. RUTH HOLLOWAY FHA 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 1-2- 3-4, OGA 3. MARY HOUCHIN FHA 3, Red Cross 4. Football Games, Rallies, JANE HUFENDICK Safety Council 2-4, Secretary 2, FHA 1 -3, State Delegate 2, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Devotional Council 4, Secretary, Colt Corral 4, Co- Business Manager DONALD HULL NEAL IRVIN Key Club, Camera Club 4 Devotional Council 4, Basketball 1- 2, Baseball 2-3-4, Football 1- 2- 3. CHARLES JACOBS Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1 Choir 3-4, Track 3, Safety Counci 4, Treasurer 4. LINDA JOHNSON Band 1-2-3-4, Majorette 1-2-3 Head Majorette 4, Choir 3-4, M a d ’ Mo is e lie s 2, President, Student Council, Junior Play 3, Camera Club 2-3-4. MARY JOHNSON Camera Club 4, PTA Council 4. RICHARD JONES Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Red Cross 1, Safety Council 2. SYLVIA JONES Devotional Council 2-3, Camera Club 2, OGA 3, Drill Team 1. SAJON JOYNER Camera Club 2-3, Junior Play 3, Sound Engineer 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Key Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Jr. Achievement. ROSE MARIE KEVIL Red Cross 1, FHA 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, OGA 3-4, Mad’- Moiselles 3. PEGGY ANN KING FHA 1, Mad’Moiselles 3, Library Club 1, Red Cross 1, Choral Capers 3. MERRILL LANKFORD Safety Council 3, Red Cross 2, Key Club 4, Camera Club 4, Library Club 2. Dances, Pep Ribbons... 147 rACKIE LAURANCE Band 1-2-3-4, Majorette 2-3-4, Camera Club2-3-4, Safety Council I, FHA 1-2-3, Literary Club 4. 3ARBARA LAWSON F'HA 1-2, Camera Club 3-4, Junior Play 3, Mad’Moiselles 4. AMES LEACH ELIZABETH LEWIS Camera Club 4, Literary Club 4, rTA 4. ROSEMARY LEWIS PHA 1-2, Mad’Moiselles 1-2, bamera Club 2-3-4, Literary Club I. JANE LITTLE National Honor Society 3-4, Band 3-4, Choir 3-4, Camera Club 2-3, FHA 1-2, Mad’Moiselles 1. 148 BARBARA LITTLEPAGE FHA 1-2, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Red Cross 4, Mad’Moiselles 3, Choir 4. JERRY LOWE Class Officer 2, Literary Club 3, Library Club 1-4, Officer 1, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Officer 4. BILLY LOWRANCE The Colt 4, Basketball 1. DAISY JANE LOWRY FHA 1-2, FT A 3-4, Camera Club 2. OTTO LUNDAY Football 2, Track 2, Gleemen 3, Library Club 4. BOB MARTIN Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Presi- dent 3, Class Favorite 3, Student Council 1-3, The Colt 4, Sports Editor, Class Treasurer 2. Parade of Floats, Returning of Exes... JUDY MARTIN National Honor Society 3-4, The Colt 4, News Editor, FTA 4, Literary Club 3-4, Vice-President 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 3-4, JOAN MATHEWS FHA 4, Variety Club 3, Camera Club 4, Mad’Moiselles 4. BOBBY MAYES GARY McADAMS BUTCH McALPINE DON McCOMBS Camera Club 4, Golf 1-2-3-4, Journalisn 4, Publication Repre- sentative 4, 149 ian McDonald Football 1-3-4, Safety Council 2, Library Club 2, Red Cross 2, Key Club 4. judy McDonald Camera Club 3-4, FTA 4. LARRY McFADIN Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. MARIE McREYNOLDS FHA 1-2-3, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Safety Council 4, Mad’Moiselles 2- 3. JOAN McPOBERTS Band 3-4, FHA 1-2, Literary Club 4, Camera Club 3-4. DORIS MELTON Red Cross 1, Library Club 1-2- 3- 4, Officer; Student 3, OGA 3, Safety Council 4, Camera Club 1. Presentation of Homecoming Queen ROBERT MILES Band 1-2-3-4, Officer 3-4, Choir 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3- 4, Officer 4, All-Region Band 3, Camera Club 2-3, Library Club 2. MARILYN SUE MILLER Camera Club 1, PTA Council 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, OGA 3. ANN MONZINGO Camera Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Y-Teens 1. JUANITA JO MOODY The Colt 3-4, Editor-In-Chief 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Officer 4, Student Council 4, OGA 3-4, Jr. Play 3, FHA 1. DICKY MOON Camera Club 2-3-4, Safety Council 3. LINDA MOORE Literary Club 4, Camera Club 3-4, FHA 1, Safety Council 3, Valentine Nominee 1, Mad'- Moiselles. ROBERT MOORE Golden Gloves 3-4, Student Council 3, FFA 1-2-3, Officer 2. PATRICIA MORRIS Literary Club 4, Camera Club 2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, The Colt 4, Junior Achievement 4, Treasurer, OGA 3. PEGGY MORRISSEY FHA 2-3, Officer 3, Choir 3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Devotional Council 4, Mad’Moiselles 1-2, Literary Club 4. PATSY NEEL FHA 1 -2,Camera Club2, Literary Club 4, OGA 3. LYNDA NORWOOD Safety Council 2, Camera Club 1- 2-3, FHA 1-2-3, Devotional Council 3, Vice-President 3,Class Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3-4, PATSY OAKLEY Camera Club 4, Choir 3-4, FHA 4, Mixed Choir 1-2-3, Bykota Tri- Hi-Y-1-2-3, Junior Board 3. Christmas Ball and Holiday Parties... DAVID ORR Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4 National Honor Society 3-4,Presi- dent 4, Safety Council 3-4, Presi- dent 4, Class Vice-President 4 Student Council 4. BARBARA PARKE Camera Club 2-3-4, Library Clul 1-2-3, Mad’Moiselles 3. MANUEL PARRA Football 1 -2, Golf 1 -4, Boxing 2-3 MAJOR PAUL PATTERSON Camera Club 2-3-4, Library Clul 1 -2, Choir. SHIRLEY JUNE PATTERSON FHA 1-2-3, Camera Club 1-2 OGA 3, Mad’Moiselles. ARTHUR PAYNE FF A 1. GENE PETTY Camera Club 1, Red C ros s 3, Choir 4, P u b 1 i c a t i o n Repre- sentative 4, Gleemen 3, Officer. EDWARD LEE PHILLIPS Camera Club 2-3-4, Ke y Club 3-4, Vice-President 4. MARSHA PIERCE Camera Club 2-3-4, FHA 1 -2, Jr. Play 3, Devotional Council 3. OWEN PR ATZ Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Junior Rotarian 4, Junior Play 3. KENNETH PRIKRYL Band 2-3-4, Stage Band 4, Camera Club 3-4. JOE PROVENCE FTA 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, County President 4, Library Club 1-2-3, President 1, Vice-President 2, Literary Club 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Red Cross 4. Circulars, Candy, and Senior Trip... 151 CARLA RABURN ELISE RAGLAND FHA 1-2, Quill and Scroll 4, Colt Corral 4, Homecoming Nominee 3, Miss Publications 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Officer 4. DON RATTERREE Band 1 -2-3-4, Officer 4, Stage Band 3-4. DOROTHY JEAN RAWLS Cheerleader 1, FHA 1-2, Flag Bearer 3, Student Council 2, Basketball2-3, Rhythmettes 1 -2- 3-4. GLADE REED Camera Club 4, Safety Council 3, Key Club 4, Junior Achievement. TOMMY REEVES 152 KAY REMYNSE FHA 1, OGA 3, Mad’Moiselles 4, Camera Club 1-2, Red Cross 1-2. JOYCE RICHARDSON FHA 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3,Dramatics 3, Girls Athletic Association 1-2- 3, Science Club 1. PAULA RICHEY FHA 2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, OGA 3-4, FT A 4, Mad’Moiselles 4. Senior Play Was BONNIE GENE RITTER Band 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1-2-3, Secretary 1- 3, Officer 2, Red Cross 4, Dist. Declamation 3. W. H. ROBBINS c- Camera Club 2-3 Basketball, Junior 4, OGA 2-3. Club 4, ROYCE SANDEFER Band 1 -2-3-4, Choir 4, Stage Band 2-3-4, Red Cross 2. CHARLES SARTOR FFA 1-2, Treasurer 1, National Honor Society 3., Student Council 3, Officer, Annual Staff 3. WAYNE SAWYER Football Manager 2-3-4, Football Trainer 4, Basketball Manager 1- 2, Safety Council 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 1. ALLEN SCHLASSER Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3, Track 1-2, Favorite 1. SUSIE SEILER FHA 1-2, Camera Club 2-3, Rec Cross 1, Junior Play 3, PT Council 2, Devotional Council 4 MARTIN ROSS Band 2-3-4, Officer 4, Class Of- ficer 3, Student Council 4, Safety Council 1, Camera Club 4. 153 RONNIE SHADE FFA 1; Red Cross 3; Gleemen 4. PEGGY SHACKELFORD FT A 3-4, Secretary 4, Reporter 3, The Colt, Club Editor, Quill and Scroll 4, Secretary 4, FHA 1-2, Library Club 1-2, Mad’- Moiselles 4. MARTHA SHAWN Camera Club 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Class Secretary 4. PATSY SHOPE Camera Club 4, Mad’Moiselles 4, FH A 4. BRUCE SHUCK Basketball 2-3. DAVID SMITH Excitement of Junior-Senior Banquet... JEANINE SMITH National Honor Society 3-4, Choir 4, Junior Play 3, Devotional Council 4, Camera Club 3-4, OGA 4. PEGGY SMITH DAVID SNIDER Football 1 -2-3-4, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-2, Baseball 3-4, Safety Council 3-4. FLORIS SNOWDEN FHA 1, National Honor Society 2, Spanish Club 2, Camera Club 3-4, Literary Club 4. WAYNE SPEAR Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Vice- President 3, C a m e r a Club 1-4, Class Vice-President 3, S t a g e Band 1-2-3-4. ANNETTE SPRUANCE National Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 4, Camera Club 1-2-3-4, Literary Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Colt Corral 4, Co- Editor. 154 ROBIN STEAKLEY Camera Club 3-4, President 4, Student Council 4, Key Club 4, Colt Corral 4, Sports Editor. BETTY STEPHENS F H A 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Camera Club 1, Junior Play 3. SHARON STEWART NANNETTE STRAHAN Camera Club 4, FHA 1, Officer, PTA Council 2, FT A 4, Quill and Scroll 4, The Colt 4, Club Editor. Our Days in A.H.S. Are Ending... BILLY TAYLOR Camera Club 4. FRANK TAYLOR Band 3-4, Came ra Club 1-3-4 Library Club 1, Shop Club 1. GAIL THOMAS TAYLOR FHA 1-2-3, Camera Club 1-2, O G A 3 , Mad’Moiselles 1-2-3, FT A 1. DAVID THOMASSON Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2 Track 1, FFA 1-2-3, Vice-Presi- dent, Baseball 1, Publicatior Representative 4. JAMES HARVEY THOMPSON FF A 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Safety Council 1 ,Football Manage r 1-2-3, Head Manager 2-3. MARY ANN THRESHER FHA 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4 FT A 4, Choir 4, Safety Council 3 Interscholastic League, Shorthanc District 3. DAVID THURMAN 155 JOYCE TOLLEY FT A 4, FH A 1, Library C lub 4, Junior Classical League 2. ALICE TRIMBLE OGA 3, Devotional Council 4, Triple Trio 1-2, Literary Club 4, Pep Club 2,Interscholastic League Typing 3. PHILIP UNDERWOOD Camera Club 2-3-4, Key Club 4. In Caps and Gowns, Seniors AUDREY WALKER Camera Club 4, FH A 1 -2, FT A 1, 4-H Club 2. SANDRA WALLER FHA 1-2, Camera Club 3, FBLA 1-2. JOHN WARD Literary Club 4, Junior Play 3. BETTY JEAN WEBB FHA 1-2, Camera Club 3, OGA 3-4, Literary Club 4, Drill Team 1-2. ANITA SUE WEST FHA 3-4, Camera Club 3-4. ANNA LOU WHITE Band 2-3-4, Officer 3-4, Library Club 1-2-3, Officer 2, FT A 1, FHA 1. 156 PHYLLIS WHITE Mad’Moiselles 1-2, Choir 3-4, Library Club 2-3-4, Officer 3-4, Student Council 4. JIM WHITE Football 2, Basketball 2, Camera Club 4, Boxing 3-4. JERRY WHITEHEAD Key Club 4, Camera Club 4, Colt Corral 4, Hi-Y 2, Track 3. PAUL WILBUR Band 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 2-3- 4, Library Club 2. Attend Baccalaureate Service... DOROTHY WILLIAMS FHA 1-2, PTA Council 2, Red Cross 4, Mad’Moiselles 3. TEDDY JEAN WILLIAMS FH A 4. JAMES RAY WILLIAMS FFA 3, The Colt 4, Advertising Manager, Camera Club 2-3-4, Red Cross 2. KENNETH WILLIAMS Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, Twirp King 3. DORA ANN WILLINGHAM FH A 1 -2-3-4. BETTY MARIE WILLS Choir 1 -2-3-4, Officer 4, All- State Choir 2, FT A 3-4, Officer 4, Red Cross 3-4, Devotional Council 2, Camera Club 2-3-4. 157 BOBBY WILLS Gleemen 2, Choir 3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Senior Quartet 4. LARRY WITTE GEORGE WOODS Baseball 1-2-4, Basketball 1-2-3. DONNA WORKMAN The Colt 4, Camera Club 1-2-3, Junior Red Cross. Then the Final Thrill... Commencement I JUDY WORKMAN FHA 1-2, Camera Club 2-4, FTA 3-4, Literary Club 3-4, The Colt 4, Publication Representative 4. TRAVIS WYNNE Football 1, Track 1-2, Red Cross 2, Camera Club 3. BILLY YEATHERMON Slide Rule Club 1-2. DIANE YOUNG CameraClub 2-3, FHA l-2,Mad’- Moiselles 3-4, Office 4. JOHN YOUNG Class President 1, Class Favorite 1, Student Council 1-3-4, Presi- dent 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, G o 1 d e n Gloves 2-3-4. BETSY ZIMMER MANN FHA 1 -2, FTA 3-4, Interscholastic League Shorthand, District and Regional 3, Junior Achievement 4, OGA 3-4, Red Cross 4. Junior Class Officers Jack Goetz, President; Priscilla Cooper and Phil Oram, Social Chairmen; Ralph Valentine, Vice- President; Holly Harris, Secretary; Janet Reynolds, Treasurer. ,inda Kay Abney sther Albright 'avid Alexander ames Allen lilly Joe Anderson arney Arender lobbie Anderson anet Aston raig Atherton enneth Autrey erry Bane aymond Barker 'redia Nancy Barron laine Beene harles Bell ilfred Beltzner oy Bennett lary Blaha eff Blakney .inda Blankenship iarbara Boatright ames Boaz ohn Boon harley Brasfield andra Brenning Noble Dean Brisco' Stanley Broughton Vinita Brunson John Buckler Bobbie Burch Terry Burch Larry Burman Bill Burney Delores Butler David Buzzell Donald Byerly Larry Cantrell Catherine Carlaftei Donald James Carr Patty Carrico Richard Castellano; James Chandler Don Chasteen Johnny Clark Shirley Clark Barbara Clements Peggy Climer Joel Paul Colbert Paul Collard Kay Collins After-game fellowships were well-attended. 160 Juniors Phyllis Colyer James Conkling Priscilla Cooper Jerry Cosby Allan Cox David Craig Johnnie Crain 5andra Craven Dwight Crawford Fankie Crone Melba Culbertson George Culp Kay Cunningham Phyllis Dallar Ed Davidson Joretta Davis Delia Dennehy Mauriece DeWald Jim Dillon Linda Dishman Ronnie Duhon Dorothy Dunn Carmen Elliott Linda Elliott Patsy Ellington One of these contestants, Sandra Craven, was named Future Miss Texas. JU 161 Richard Ellis Ruby Arlene Englisj Shirley Jean Englisj Carl Evans Catherine Fabel Larry Fisher Frances Freeman Ann Giddens Olen Gober Jack Goetz John Hulen Goggans Bob Goodnight Geneva Anne Gray Billy Green Patricia Haines Bruce Hall Paul Hammond Holly Harris Nona Hartley Ed Harvey Ruth Harvey Lou Beth Hatcher Larry Haynes Wally Head William Arthur Hea anny Heath hyllis Hebbard at Heflin rady Hendrix idy Heron arbara Herr sanie Hewitt axine Hill [ack Hodges lenda Holloway orris Wilson Holmes ike Hoover le Hopper ia Puth Howard rankie Howard erry Howard ay Howard larence Wayne Howell met C. Huitt rederick A. Hull lartha Jackson udy Jaeger oan Marie Johns •everly Johnson ames Johnson “Give me a white!” answers the right. 163 Judy Johnson Barbara Jones Thomas Jordan Tommy Joy Carol Jumper Jimmy Kanehl Paul Kautz Janice Kerbow Colby Kight Barbara Kight Kenneth Kilpatrick Shirley Elaine Kinc« Shirley Kitterman Rita Knapp Shirley Knight Bill Kolb Dianne Kraft Luanne Kramer Betty Kurtzweil James Lakey LaDonna Lane Barbara Langford John Larson Bill LaVallee George Jerry Lee 164 The bell means action! I Juniors sri Leeds at Leeds red Lehew harles Lehman onna LeRaye Lewis mes L. Leyendecker rl Long acie Love aron Lowry ank Luke hilip Lumsden atsy Magee arshall Mahurin ynn Malone isanne Mann ric Manor reddie Marlar terry Martin irry Martin � nneth Garland Martin oise Mason laine Mathes on McAfee nnie McAmis •anne Marie McCraw What's this? I thought the bell meant action. Class of 1958 165 Wynell McDonald Bob McLellan Mickey McLellan Bob Mebus Connie Meyers Miles Miears R. B. Miller James Mills Joe Moore Lynda Moore Margaret Moore Lynda Morgan Wanda Moseley Beth Mosig Darlene Munday Nancy Nelson Larry Newell Sandra Noah Bob Oliver Kay Olson Phillip Oram Doris Pannell John Parrish Shirley Parson Eugene Patrick 166 Two trees and a shrub? I thought they were coaches. Juniors Gerald Patterson Darwin Peek Arlene Phillips Sue Pierce Aleyne Pillar Marylyn Polk Sally Pollard Mary Pollock Glenda Rash Elaine Read Jeanie Reaves Raymond Redden Bobby Reeves Janet Reynolds Janie Reynolds Donnie Rhodes Keith Rhodes Bonnie Roberts Tim Rogers Robert Russell Phil Sage Sandra Sanders David Scarborough Carl Schifelbein Richard L. Schifelbein They had rather stand than hurry. Jonna Beth Schug Sandra Jean Scott Keith Sessions Ronnie Shelton Linda Shepard Deanne Shull Ann Sides Linda Simpson Barbara Smith Ann Snider James Lynn Spark Delores Spear Jan Stephens Joella Stevens James Stewart Eddie Stillwell David Stoddard Phillis Stout Delores Sulak Joy Sullivan Thomas Summers Virginia Taylor Charles Thomas Jerry Thomason William Thomasson Nathan Thompson Jody Tibbetts A midnight birthday party for Robert Miles. Juniors Floyd Trammel Wanda Turck Dolores Turnell Janice Turner Mike Turpin alph Valentine Mary Jo Walker Donald Watkins Pat Weir Warren Wells Dladys Wendland -ee Ann West 'fancy West ance Weston -ou Wheeler William Whisenant Jimmy White Clarence Willard T rank Williams Margie Williams ay Wilson royce Wommack rma Worsham 3enny Wright Marilyn Wynn Cheerleaders get a big piece, Miss Roddy. L. G. Young 169 Class of 1958 Sophomore Class Officers Bill Bowerman, Vice-President; Sandra Marlar and Bill Knapp, Social Chairmen; Bill Shell, Presi dent; Wanda Yeathermon, Secretary-Treasurer. 171 The girls sleep while our drum major takes a twirling lesson. Class of ’59 Diane Adams rune Allen 3aul Allen _ouis Alois 3etty Anderson V. Wendell Anderson Donald Ray Andrews 3ob Arlington Terry Autrey Patsy Baize 5ue Baker Jimmy Ball Judy Barber Joan Bass Ronnie Becker Colene Bell Maudie Bell Donna Biggers Michael Binghman Jesse M. Blackman Barbara Blackman Charles John Blair James Thomas Blair Ferrell Blankenship Matt Blanton Sophomores 172 Benny, why aren' 173 Class of ’59 Is there any food left for the second lunch shift? larrol Butler dice Jean Cabell erry Caddel at Calta Job Campbell on Campbell oyce Campbell ylvia Cannon o Ann Cansler Raymond Cantrell Cay Frances Carnes Jhilip Carpenter udy Carr ames Alfred Carter „inda Ellen Caster rerry Casey lichard Chandler 3at Christian Jhirley Clark athy Clayton iCay Coats Carolyn Cole nita Lucille Coleman Vielton Jack Collier 3arb Collins Sophomores 174 “Sob! Sob! The papers all say the Coyotes gonna win!” Gerrard Cook Teddie Couch Mary Ann Cox Kenneth Crawley Brenda Creed Mike Crouch Wanda Cuthbertson Nancie Oahlin L. Tim Dale Karan Kay Daugherl John Daugirda Carol Davis Kenneth Davis Mike Defoore Johnny Dickerson John Donlin David Duke James Dunkly Dorothy Dunn Glen Ray Dunn Glenn Roy Dunn Raymond Dvorak Donna East Linda Eaton Melvin Eddings The boys “shake it” Alabama-Style. 3arbara Edwards Deraldine Eixman Timmy Ellison Foyce Elaine Erickson Bobbie Sue Estes anette Evans Fudy Fanning Fohnny Farr -lal Ferguson Thomas E. Ferguson Darlene Feske David Field Joe Flenniken Louis Flynt Roger Franz Franees Foster Loraine Freeman Jo Ann Frisbee Muriel Gann Virginia Garcia Rogers Gardner Jerry Garrison Charlotte Geer Janet Gibbs Robert Glass Sophomores 176 What’s so funny? Jerry Fay’s new hairdo? Dick Goetz Bill Goodwin Roseline Gould Betty Ann Gowan Eileene Graves Frances Green Gladys Griffin Janie Grisham Gay Grout Rosalynn Guinn Diane Gunn Barbara Guzolek Damon Haas Wrenda G. Hammo Penny Handly Patsy Hanson Janice Hardy Judith Harmon Gaye Harris James Harris Linda Harris Stella Harris Ivan Harris Sammie Harrison Loretta Hartgrave: The faithful girl friends cheer the boys on. )ick Hartness lobbin Hawkins Cookie Haynes -ana Hays ewis Headrick .aurel Anne Held 3ary Henson 3hillip Herr 3obby Herrell lay Hill 'ommy Hirsch lonnie Hoenig fimmy Holliman resse Hollaway lharon Holt iilton Hopkins (Vanda Sue Houchin jloria Jean Hounshell ielen Hull rudi Hummel roan Hunt Jarold Hurlbut 3etty Hutcheson ndy Ibsen Jene Jackson Sophomores 178 Is that book on the level, Bill? Carol James Sammy W, James Jerald Jeter Marshall Jobe Virginia Jobe Cynda Louise Johnso Carolyn Jones Gene Jordan Jerry Jordan Patsy Keck Gary Kelley Joyce Kelso Jerry Kemp Jerry Kempe Judy Kent Charlie Key Golden Keyes Mary Kiker Bobby Killingsworth Linda Kitterman Bill Knapp Barbara Joan Kunke Eddie Langford Eva Lasater Guy Lasater 179 Class of ’59 “I’m underlining with my red pencil...’ Anne Lemmons Joeene Levick Mary Jo Liles Donny Littlejohn Bill Long Ronnie Long Betty Loyd Carole Lumsden Claudine Lynch Cindy MacDonald George Mahan Linda Malone Sandra Marlar Butch Martin Maxine Martin Thomas Martin Doris Matetzschk Margaret Matlock Linda Matthews Bruce Marvin Tommy May Joy Me Alpine Max McClellan iMardell McCleskey Betty McCloskey Judy McCreery Bobby McFarland Judy McFarland Weldon McFadin Tom McGrew Betty McQueary Earl Meador Harry Meetze Charles Meisner Ernest Mendez John Menz Larry Mickelson Perry Mills Phyllis Ann Moody Barbara Moore Mike Moore Pat Moore Vernon Morales Charolette Morgan Freddie Morgan LaJuan Morgan Patricia Morris Sherry Morrison Sandra Moseley Glenn Murray Same class-Annette and Donna Cheryl are talking. 181 Class of ’59 Janie Myers Geraldine Nash Gerry Nash Joyce Nephew Judy Nephew Whitey Nesbit Sue Ann Neumeyer Rebecca Jo Newell Mary Noah Eddie Northcut Peggy Northcutt Burnell Nichols Jerry Oakes Glenda Oakley James Stephen O’Dell Jackie Oiler Stella Oustad Annie Faye Packard Marsha Panter Connie Patete Jean Patterson Patty Patton Jerry Peach Peggy Penn William Perkins Sophomores 182 Donnie Hamilton is taking a long look at Virginia. Don Pesnell Gloria Peterson Karen Peterson Kenny Pierce Riley Pierce Mike Pirkle Carol Poe Gloria Jean Potter Gloria Powell Allan Price Martha Reddell Darrel Reddy Dee Rice Judy Rice Nancy Rinehart Betty Carol Ritter Troy Ritter Don Roach Will Rogers Loemita Rook Mary Jett Rosamond June Rushing Tommy Russell Mary Nell Sampson Martha Sandoval 183 The magazine seems to be more interest- ing than Sue Burns and Mary Thresher’s gossip. Davey Scott Dora Anne Scottina Fean Selby Ronnie Shade Bill Shell Barbara Shockley Betty Short Douglas B. Shuck Peggy Sinclair toward Smith James Smith Kenneth Smith Roger Smith Weldon Snell Gracie Snowden Gerald Sparks Barbara Spoon Elmer Starr Zelma Starr Maudie Lorine Stellman Louis Stepp Betty Carrell Strong Gaylon Stewart Barton Stevenson Eugene Stribling Sophomores 184 “Hair on every head” was Bennie’s cam- paign slogan. Tommy Strickland Lynn Svestka Jean Swafford Brenda Swanner Paul Swartz Susanne Sweny Joyce Tackett Jerry Don Tanner Linda Taylor David Terrell Gene Wayne Thomas Jerry Wade Thomas Sidney Thomas Tom Thorsen Linda Lee Thresher Barbara Tidwell Edna Tompkins Bert Tucker Jackie Turner Hershell Lee Vance T roy Vaught Emma Nell Wagoner Richard C. Wallace Richard E. Wallace Cynthia Waller Freshman Class Officers Starlet Wilson, Secretary; Jane Slaughter, Treasurer; Skipper Johnson, Vice-President; Steve Brenn- ing, President. David Abercrombie Lila Abercrombie Karen Abney Darole Abney Jacqueline Mae Adams Ann E. Alexander Jo Ellen Allbright Robert Albright Joe Alford Patricia Mary Allen iettie Kaye Anderson Cenneth Lee Anderson Elaine Anderton erry Arnold ordie Ashford Don Ashworth E.L. Atkins Billy Dean Austin Shirley Austin Sanora Auther Donald W. Axelson Dolores Baggett Linda Bailey Ve don’t know who’s responsible or putting this picture in the innual. Jerry Baker Marilyn Barber Class of ’60 187 Ann Bare raft Kathy Barnes Charles Bates Nell Shirley Beard Harold Bearden Kay Beene Anita Benbow Barbara Bennett Nici Bennett Bennie Berkley Dyril Bernius Cleta Jo Berry Bobby Lynn Biles David Binion Cloe Jean Bird Sidney Wayne Birdett Carmaleta Bishop Brian Blackmarr Charles Allen Blackw Julia Ann Blackwell 188 Poor Little Arlie! Marily Kay Bolen Nancy Bolin Bobby Bland Jimmy Blanton Elizabeth Bohannon Freshmen Pat Bond Vernon Boyd Celestin Bradfield Pat Bradley Gus Gene Brazeal Gilbert Bredthauer John Brem Stephen Brenning Betty Ann Brewer Linda Brewer Terry Brewer Foy Don Brewer Shelton Brooks Jerry Brown Stacy Brown John Brumhall Gay Buchanan Billie Jean Bunch Carol Burch Robert Burkins Lucy Burney Joy Burress Judith Ann Burton Phyllis White checks on an overdue book. 189 Class of ’60 Freshmen 190 A a rs Cs r' r W Louise Cagle Bennie Campbell Jo Ann Campbell Ronnie Dean Campbel! Jimmy Cantrell Judy Joan Carbary Robbie Carlson LaCretia Carlton Garry Carnes Timothy Carpenter G. Robert Carson J. C. Cartwright Margaret Carrico Jenny Cashion Jean Caster Jerry Cates Brenda Cheek Phyllis Christian Teddy Clark Virginia Clark David Lee Clay Arnold Clifton Kinney Coats What’s the matter. Paw? ilenda Lou Combs .nne Condley Caroline Conger William R. Connerly iilly Conway irenda Cooksey inda Sue Cooper eda Cosper uthie Cowart irenda Lee Craig udy Craig ‘ommy Cravens nita Ray C rook obert Curry anet Dale iobby Daniels larjorie Phyllis Daniels im Daugirda ,a Donna Sue Davenport . Beverley Davie 192 Cecelia Annette Denn Wally DeShazo Claud Devenport Joreta Devenport Judy Annette Devenpc Judy Devenport Kathleen DeVore Billy Dickens Jim Dickson Glenn Dodd Norma Dodson Gene Dollar Carrell Donaldson Paul Drake James Drennan Richard Driver Barbara Dublin Elizabeth Dudley Douglas Allen Duke Doug Dulaney like Fanning lice Felkins •ebbie Ferguson athy Fields ohn Finch ay Fisher uzanne Fleming at Foreman immy Foster andra Foster imes Fox eorge Francis hn Wilson Frazier anda Yvonne Frazier lmo Freeman mily Fricks obert F rost obert Garrison Ann Geer atricia Eileen George Joe Gerron Linda Sue Gibbs Dale Roger Gilbert .n apple a day keeps up the “A.” Virginia Glanville Becky Goin Joe Martin Golden Patsy Graves Carol Green Bruce Grenvall Mike Griesing Glenn Grimmett Ronnie Haag Betty Sue Hall Raymond Lee Hall Leroy Hallman Diane Hamilton Larry Hamilton David Hancock 3arbara Heaton 3obby Heflin Foe Heflin Timmy Higgins Patricia Darline Hill viary F. Hightower 3etty Ann Hilliard Catherine Hinson Terry Robert Hippie Charlotte Holliman Tames Donald Hogland 3enny Hollingsworth Dwane Holt 3illy Hoover Pat Horsley Barbara Hossack Terry Houchin Ferrell Houston Frances Howard James Howard Linda Sue Howell Albert Hubbard Nancy Hubbard Karen Huffman Linda Joan Huitt o n f 4 w Sr - fa! V 1 C-i •1 ww, Mike In low W. Bill Inman David Irons Don Jacobs Marcia Jacobs Ronald Dean James Jackie Jameson Pat Jarvis Kay Jeanes Charles Jenkins Nancy Jane Jenkins Ronald T. Jenkins Joe Dale Jinks Jimmie Jobe Gary Johns a lillW (? |w C54 a ■3� 1 Ronny Jones Bobby Jordan 196 Judy Johnson Skipper Johnson Freddie Johnston And we thought these halls would not be crowded. Freshmen Ronnie Jordan Kenton Jung Barbara Keating Cleddie Keith Joyce Marie Kemp James Kerbow Garry Dennis Key Carletjan Kight Carolyn Lee Kincaid Lester Kindred Lynn King Lee Kirby Beth Ktapper Don Knight Eddie Knight Loretta Kraybill Brenda Kay Laney Sue Langford Jerry Lassen Harold Lee Lawing Bobby W. Leach Larry Leon Leath Jimmy Lee Band members dreading the long march. 0 Cs V - f O, F- a r w 0m Raymond Lehew Olin Lehew 197 Class of ’60 r | f % ca A -li P ft W 1 L Madeleine Diane McCoy Mary Ann McCraw Margaret Mardell McCreery Tom Letter Carl Lewis Ruth Lewis Rits Mae Lott Dianne Lowe Mary Elaine Lowry Rose Ann Lowry Ethel Mae Lummus Linda Luttrell Paul Marlin Larry Eugene Martir Jack Marty Gale Maxwell Martha May Barbara McAdams Delbert Me Amis Robert McCain F reddie McCain Jerry McCarthy Paul McCrary “I’m only preparing you for college.’ Larry McDonald Melba McGarity K 198 Freshmen Patricia McLean Sandra McLellan Travis McLemore Lawrence McNamara Richard McNeel Jerry McPike Carolyn Ann Mercer James Robert Mercer Dwain Middlebrooks Thomas Mills Anita Minatra Lloyd Mitchell Sandra Sue Mitchell Carol Moody Anita Sharron Moore Barbara Moore Peggy Moore Tommy Moore Charles Morales Billy Rex Morgan Class of ’60 Sarah Nelson Edwina Ruth Neumeyer Charles David Morrow Cathy Mungerro Diana Mungerro Tommy May gives a demonstration on astronomy. Patricia Nevils Mary Diane Nicholas Otis Niles Leon Kenneth Nitchol Barbara Nolley 1 Stan Perrett Shirie Lee Perry Lind Janice Peters Sophomores ring out for victory. Michael E. Peters Jo Ann Phears Freshmen Mike Norwell Nancy Janet Oglesby Barbara Oliver Fredna Oliver Mike O’Neill Judy Overtree Bobbie Palmer Lucian Palmer Caryl Parke Joe Parker Nelson Parker Stand Parker Bill Patterson Ardath Mae Payne Diane Perrett COLTS l.C. Phillips .rtis Phillips ieverly Phillips immy Larry Phillips udy Phillips ■lerschel H. Phipps Barbara Sue Pickering 3etty Lou Pickering Porter Pierce Rickey Pierce Robert Pillow Adaire Pool Darol Poorman Phyllis Ann Powell Don Powers Ophelia Powers Louis Prince Barbara Probsk IJerry Glenn Puckett Richard Ragland Carl and his date from the junior school. Class of '60 201 Lois Scarborough Marydene Scholwinski Kathy Scruton Rex Redden Gai-Lynn Resch David Richer Susan Richardson Robert John Richey Richard Riddel Jimmy Risher Barbara Ritter Dawn Marie Robert Fred Rose Linda E. Ross Virginia Ross Paty Roten Betty Rountree Thomas W. Rushing Kenneth Russell Barbara Sampson Jerry Sanders Theda Sanderson Julian Sandoval Jimmy Carter is working hard or a gun rack. 202 Bobbie Jane Shaw Tack Shemwell Dick Shepard Terry Richard Shope Bill Shope Villiams A. Sides _aurel Sillaway Darolyn Skidmore Tane Slaughter Kenneth Sleeper Janet M. Sleppy Donnie Smith Joyce Smith Judy Smith Reba Smith Carol Ann Snider Phyllis Snider Blake Snow Howard Snowden Wanda Lynn Sparks Jerry Bedford Spurlock Wanda Janette Stakes Tracy Stanley Bill Knapp teaches Betty Hutcheson how to cook. 203 Sherryn Tidwell John Tierce Jerry doesn’t have them often (Ideas, that is). Richard M. Stephen Donna Dean Stevens Glenda Stewart Wendell Stonaker Nan Story Marcie Stover Mildred Ann Streete Merrily St. Romain Pat Strong Andrew Stroud Billy Stroud Jackie Stultz Don Sudduth Pat Summers Marsha Sutherland Bobby Swafford Sandra Tallon Janice Tankers ley Joyce Taylor Linda Thomas Marjorie Thomasson Lawrence Thompson Henry David Tickle Freshmen Caryl Tomlin Leorah Townend Dennis Trella Sandra Trull Bobby Tucker Pat Tull R. Billy Turner Jimmy E. Turner Larry Turpin Betty Usher Jimmy Waite Priscilla Waldrop Betty Glynn Walker Charlene Walker Sharon Walker Gary Wallace LaVerne Wallace Florence Walton Bobby Warriner Sylvia Ward Clydelle Warren R. Mike Watkins Joe Weatherall Here they sit like birds in the wilderness waiting for some- thing to eat. Anne Wessels Alton Allen West 205 Class of ’60 | -X ) M ft I 31 a w v D mwi Donald Whitaker Ann White Betty Lynn Williams Bill E. Williams Bob Williams Jannie Williams Nancy Lee Williams Virginia Williams Norma Wills Shirley Lee Wills Starlett Ann Wilson Robert Lee Wilson Ted Wolf Jeanette Woods John Wayne Wright Loyd Wesley Wright Sammy Wright Jack Wynn Mike Yale Rosemary Yeatherm Mr. Henz, everybody’s friend, checks the boiler. 206 Freshmen Autographs Autographs