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

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1958 volume:

- ■ Inu- I |« IK IH . ioi Foreword Through the medium of well-known magazines, modernism is employed in fashioning this thirteenth edition of the Colt Cor- ral. As a continuity device, various magazine covers are used to separate the book into divisions. The staff seeks to tell the story of this eventful year at Arlington High School-the work and play, the highlights and sidelights, and the thoughts and memories. May it meet with your approval, and may it be a lasting re- minder of your school days. Arlington High School Arlington. Texas Volume . 1958 SPORT sports Page 102 Student Life Organizations Page 214 Senior Scholastic Classes Page 132 Sc joo Arlington High School Once again the end of the school year is here. The prospect of summer vacation sends happy echoes through the resounding halls of Arlington High School. Some will walk through these doors for the last time, never to return again. Some will be happy, some will be sad; others will be bewildered by the future ahead, but most will be prepared to face that future squarely and honestly, knowing full well they are ready. If these bricks, concrete blocks, and solid walls could speak, what secret would they reveal? Are they merely masses of rock and mortar, used only for a functional pur- pose? No, these and other buildings like them are living symbols of man's thirst and quest for truth and knowledge. As you go out the doors, down the steps, and on the sidewalks and parking lot, look back and up at the silent majesty of this two-year-old building. Give it a smile and a Thank You before you go on your way. The Home of Main Entrance Auditorium the Co its . . . Student Lounge Gymnasium Parking Lot .. . Lest Fe Forget Temporary Buildings Field House 9 Dedication For his understanding and promotion of our interests and activities. For his kindly humor that makes us at ease in any situation. For the time and talent so unselfishly devoted to the students of Arlington High School, For the high ideals by which he lives. For the honor and recognition he has brought our school. For the music he has instilled in our hearts and minds, For the alma-mater and fight song we love so well. We dedicate this 1957-58 issue of the Colt Corral to MR. DEAN COREY The subjects taught at AHS are many and varied. Each of these subjects requires a different type of teacher. All teachers have one common interest-us. It is we, as students, who benefit from their help in sponsoring our clubs, conducting our activities, and guiding our lives. We are fortunate to have an understanding principal, a vice-principal that is never too busy for our problems, counselors to help us in any way possible, and an administration that keeps Arling- ton schools abreast of the times. The School Executive 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. Administration—The Backbone Mr. James W. Martin, Superintendent Mrs. Dixie Fowler Secretary Mrs. DeLoise Keating Secretary 14 Mr. Harold Key Mr. John Webb Vice-Principal Principal Mrs. Marjorie Lowe Secretary 15 Arlington High School. . . Mr. Roy Wood Business Manager Special Personnel Perform Jobs. Mr. Jerry Smith Counselor Mrs. Newana Counts School Nurse Mrs. Dora Nichols Dean of Girls Mr. Woodrow Counts Mr. Mayfield Workman Director of Education Athletic Director Mrs Juanita Skelton Speech Therapist Mrs. Helen Strickland Supervisor 16 Mrs. Ann Fleming Books Contain Knowledge Homeroom teacher, please. 17 Mrs. Lila Daniel Mr. Newell Faulkner The night before.... in English We Strive To Be Literate... 18 Mrs. Mary Galvan Miss Flora Evans Miss Marian Glass Miss Elizabeth Amos ...the night after. Mrs. Vera Lacey ----And Sometimes Succeed7 Don't get your fingers caught! As The Presses Poll Along In Journe ism... Mr. Royce Brown 20 Mrs. Weven Kimmey Speak Now. Or Forever Hold Your Peace. Who's the ham? Let's see...uh.... No Sabe E Lingo Mrs. Dora Nichols Mrs. Nadine Barker Miss Pearl Butler Around the world in 180 days. Mrs. Marjorie Andrasko Past. Present. Future Miss Maude Roark Miss Nora Butler Mrs. Marian Paysinger Can we come back to this one later? Reasoning— To Be Proved Mrs. Irene Price Mrs. Grace Roberts Mrs. Irene Fuqua Mr. Milton McCleskey Mr. August Kilpatrick Mrs. Helen Drake 24 Mr. C. C. Duff Mrs. Catherine Williams Mr. Frank Collins Mrs. Mary Clements Mrs. Maxine Hines Mrs. Lucille Burman 25 Miss Jane Ellis Mr. Dean Corey Music. Maestro Take it easy! in Art We Design, We il ieke, We Admire. 27 Mrs. Artista Joyner Mr. John Ritter Mr. J. Edgar Cullers Learning By Doing 28 It's this way. see. A Now what do I do? Stop Look! Listen Mr. James Mancill Mr. Sam Curlee 29 tk Come on girls, it's time for supper. Mean white. Down On The Farm. Mr. E. A. Roquemore 30 Mrs. Carileta Ross Homemakers' Work s Hem Done. 31 Three, four, touch the floor. Exercises, Exercises. . . Wait a minute. I gotta' scratch. ... We Must Do Our Exercises Mr. Fred Pennington Mr. Elo Nohavitza Mr. Doyle Malone 33 Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. Speed And Accuracy Make Better Secretaries. Mr. J. Don Clark Mrs. Cloye Sherrod Mr. Guy Thompson Mrs. Sarah Hudnall Mrs. Marie Crouch Mrs. Lyndall Lands 34 Cafeteria Mrs. Ellen Busbee Mrs. Winona Rusk Mrs. Helen Sherrill Mrs. Mary Johnson . . . and all they do is eat! Mrs. Odie Goodwin Mrs. Blanche Jones They Work Mr. Peter Henz Mr. Walter Howell Behind the Scenes Why are kids so messy? capture a few of the highlights of the year 1957- 1958 in pictures. You will not forget the dances, football games, dates, and other lasting mem- ories. These activities are a major part of a stu- dent's life. AHS's special talents have made a big hit at all functions. 36 April J95 May � ft Bane. Olson Win Election D WITH AAEBUS-' UVX£ FUR PJWS. This campaign swept the halls of AHS Posters row GET ON TWZ TRACK o More posters And more posters Remember when, Seniors? Juniors Reign And the flag went up The Seniors left miqht-ty early! ARU NGT It was nice while it lasted. School Begins Here we go again. 40 Don't be afraid, Freshmen! Well, what happened in your class? This is Our Halftime No loitering in the halls. That first step is a dilly! Look Maw. triplets! This modern age 42 ... And Hold Them Coke parties are a favorite of many of the girls. 43 The majority obviously doesn't rule in this class. 44 You'd think they owned the place. I'm a man.. .1 have a car. It 'S A Wonder what she's got her eye on? Even Mr. Key and the exes agree... It's a man's world. Man s World Bill Knapp and James Carr leave for the Na- tional FFA convention in Kansas City. James Boaz and Greenbelt Valiant Gesture. F. F. A. The framework for the trailer has to be welded. 46 Boys Stay Busy Ouch! I'm a tender head. Calories, don't forget. All we need are patience and a strong constitution. We Meet And Eat 49 Paper, Annua! So d Through Package P an Who says Friday 13th is unlucky? Connie is Crowned At Pub ications Dance Tommy and Betty waiting to vote. Jerry and Connie comparing Senior Rings 51 Sons of the White and Green' HOWDY! I was a Yankee fan. At last! They're here! Seniors Begin Busy Year Chili suppers and candy sales... .. .The seniors had ’em. 53 o WE WON! This bus life is the greatest! Pep Pa ties. Games. Trips Hold that line... Hoy! They can spell, too! B-team supporters. to a game. The pep rally mob. Was Our Cry What's so funny, Shirley? An apple a day... The ambitious boy. .. The note passer... Girls, You're late. Characters - A H S Has Them Lover Smarty! Library Has Hoedown 60 Swing that little gal ’round and 'round. Our Sideline----- Studying Under the spreading Chestnut tree' Absorbing the news. What language is this? Nothing like being comfy Good 'ole number nine. Sneaking in 61ow Sc lioo I This We A Why don't 'cha get a horse? Halloween Was A How! Look! Another dime! The carnival was great. A witch? Some Punkins! FHA Sweetheart nominees wore: Jerry Jones, Richard Ragland. Bonnie Hollingsworth. Perry Mills. Future Homemakers Elect Sweetheart Not even Mr. Faulkner is too old to dance. 65 Nice way to close a nice day. After the game. . . Football And down com ...the Homecoming Dance. Season hose decorations. Sandra Noah Senior Charge! Get away from that window box! Juniors Presented Arsenic and Were staying here. Care for some of our wine? Me bus Presides et THSPA Convention Delegates attend a banquet. Bob Mebus, elected president of the Texas High School Press Asso- ciation last year, presides at state convention held this year. The delegates were all proud of Judy. Judy Young won two of AHS's three top awards. f m What's wrong with Holly? Mr. O'Neal must be giving Johnny a preview of his speech. iliHS Has Contemporary' Christmas Banquet They finally arrived—the steaks, that is. 73 I crown thee, Dick Gamble an You're all I want for Christmas. Dance with me, Henry! Christmas Bai Oh Christmas Tree, oh Christmas Tree. . . Rehearsal for the FTA skit. Donna Biggers, Mr. and Miss FTA. v- Looks like Sheriff Bane has a prisoner. Students. Teachers Fnjoy Some cowpoke! . . . draw! Joyce Reaves and Larry Hamilton reigned as Western Day Queen and King. Western Day Activities But I can't pay the rent! 77 The winners are: Jerry Bane,Sportsmanship Award; Benny Wright, Most Valuable Player; Ronnie Duhon, Best Blocker. Dr. Kerr's Rockabilly numbers were real hits with the audience. An inspiring speech by Dr. Walter Kerr highlighted the banquet. Football Boys Have Banquet Benny Wright receives his award from Mr Royce Womble. 78 Barbara Wilson, Quoen Ann Ware. Joyce Wommack, and Carol Poorman present a lovoly Valentino picture. Queen of Heerts Crowned at Dance The program provided a Valentine mood for the evening. Cupid watched over the dancers. 79 Ready—aim—fire! It Snowed! 80 Could this be Winter Wonderland? Crossing the snow-bound wastes. New members of the National Honor Society sing the alma mater. National Honor Society Ho ids Induction Jonna Beth Schug gets escorted to the stage by Wanda Turck. newcomer Shirley English Mr. Martin welcomes into the society. Shirley Cass discusses the qualities of leadership. 81 C ass Socia s Prove Successful These boys gave their rendition of Maggie for the Junior Social. The Sophomores really lived it up at their sock hop. This was a pantomime for the Freshman Social. R The Seniors enjoyed an evening of dancing after sellin light bulbs all day. A high-flying faculty member tries for a basket. Hollywood, here we come! Even the cheerleaders get a shot at the basket. Faculty Flashes by Seniors Faculty Flashes were cheered on to victory by fellow teachers. The score: 63-40. 83 The cast was composed of Jay Houston, Bill Knapp, Whitey Nesbitt, and Eric Manor. One -Acters Perform 'Minor Mire de' Tho cast Included: FIRST ROW: Chasteen. Goetz. Bane. Cooper; SECOND ROW: Giddens, Turck. Kautz. Reynolds; THIRD ROW: Cosby, Ellington. Kitterman. Lane. Mebus. Taylor. Clomont8. Leeds. Seniors Present Green Grow the L'rises |Vvj V. r| 'J How'd you like my girl I went and ketched? 1 r A. ''Laurey, please, ma'am—marry me!' ''Don't scrooge around like you had ring worm or sump'n. 1' “ I don't know whether ya'll know it or not, but but it's easier on the feet. You know, I've really Belles and Beaus Beck Out For The w What'cha thinking about? Jr.-Sr. Banquet. never strolled before. Kathy Woodward I Speak for Democracy” Students Bring Patricia Watson What the Bill of Rights Means to Me (State Winner Honors to AHS Jerry Bane Summer Physics Scholarship to Texas Tech Janice Turner Sandra Noah Betty Crocker Homemaker DAR Citizenship Award of Tomorrow Janet Reynolds Jimmy Kanehl Girls' State Boys' State 88 Ann Snider Girls' State FIRST ROW: Vernon Morales, David Horr. Richard Wright, Barbara Barnett, Linda Housowright, Judy Savage; SECOND ROW: David Bowman, Billy Smithers, Robert Frost. Carollnda Simmons, Jody Tibbetts; THIRD ROW: Gregg Myers, David Wafer. Trey Shurmon, David Reichort. New Students Enter School. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Wallar. Betty Bantula. Mario Grimes, Leona Morris, Joyce De- Long. Max Kinnoy. 89 Glamour is an outstanding quality that is dif- ficult to define. Who has it? Why? It will have a dif- ferent meaning for some than it will for others. The students featured in this section of the Colt Corral have made themselves known and are liked by many of the fellow students. Most of them are friendly.. .most of them are active in more than one phase of high school life. All of them are outstanding personalities. • Favorites • Queens • Junior Rotarians • Girls of the Month Wanda Yeathermon 94 Suzanne Fleming Freshmen Voted Martha Brock Joyce Wommack Scmdra Noah Ann Snider Takes Homecoming Honors Princesses Wanda Yeathermon, Martha Brock, Karen Huffman Lou Beth Hatcher 96 Jeanie Reaves Bill LaVallee Duke La l a Lee and Duchess Dea es Depresent School at A. S. C. Coronation 97 Connie Meyers feigns As Miss Co it 98 Pat Bell Sandra McLellan Wanda Yeathermon Ann Ware Chosen l a entine Sweetheart First Row-Sandra Craven. Pat Haines, Priscilla Cooper. Kay Collins. Second Row-Jonnie McAmis, Linda Shopard. Holly Harris. Janelle Bradley, and Virginia Taylor. Nine Named Gir s 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. Boys Honored As Junior Hotarians First Row-Morris Holmes. Craig Atherton, Bob Mobus. Pat Weir. Socond Row-Jerry Cosby. Jack Goetz. Frank Luke. Paul Kautz. Johnny Boon, Jerry Bane. 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. 101 is a spirit that affects us all in our high school life. Without it, the school would be a somber place. With it, it is an institution that lives not only with the training of the mind but of our physical fitness. Football. . .Basketball. . .Track. . .Golf. . .Ten- nis. . .These sports and many others have brighten- ed the campus scene. With fine teams in all these, the Colts have made a name for themselves in our division of the sports of Texas. 102 COACHES: Mancill, Nohavitza, Pennington, Workman, Malone, Curlee, Thompson. Co ts P ace Third in District First Row: Lumsdon. Hendrix, B. McLellan. Clark, Mills, Mebus, Joy, Young, Marlar, C. Long, Key, Martin. Second Row: Wobi Row: Pesnell. Moralis. Valentine, Butler. Holloway, Manor. Kautx, Smith, Weir, Russell, Thomas. Duke. Blocker. Pirkle. B. Lorn SCHEDULE WE TEAM THEY 20 Greenville 14 7 McKinney 20 21 Garland 14 20 Corsicana 0 0 Denton 7 6 Grand Prairie 20 15 Denison 7 20 Sherman 13 7 Wichita Falls 45 7 Irving 0 Managers: Bubba Eppes, Jimmy Kanehl, and Ronnie Jones. With 4 Wins O'Doll. Bano. James, Wilson, Willard. Alhorton, Vaught. Wright, M. McLollan, Gardner. T. Martin. Crawloy, Davis, Duhon. Third Price. B-Team Compiles 500 Becord 4m. 9 WE SCHEDULE TEAM THEY 13 North Side 12 13 Carter 7 20 Birdville 19 6 Denton 13 39 Waxahachie 0 0 Garland 0 12 Grand Prairie 14 6 Highland Park 38 6 Irving 14 (I Touch luck, but I First Row •• McCrary, Redden. Mclemore, Keith. Burnett. Cravens. Johnston. Second Row -- Pillow. Martin, Blair. Fox, Middlebrook. McPike. Blair, Thomas. Third Row -• Wilson, Russell, Tierce. Houston. Haugh. Mazo. Risher. Inlow, Biles. Fourth Row - Gilstrap. Brenning. Ragland. Hollingsworth, Weir, Bowerman. Wolf. Brumhall. Moore. z r •——r— •V « VJ u'ro outnumbered. Freshmen Even Season. 3-3 SCHEDULE WE TEAM THEY 12 Jefferson 13 7 Grand Prairie Lee 19 7 Haltom City 37 14 Crockett 0 13 Richland Hills 6 14 Irving 0 Firs! Row-Gowin, Bell. Houston. Yale. Burross. Moore. Summerford. Second Row-Watldns. Lively. Stiles. Pahany. Skiles. Cope- land, Matthews, Stepp. Third Row--Mandll, Mens. Hartley. Ivy. Garrison. Cantrell. Faught. Thompson. Fourth Row-Hawklns. Jones. Hall. James. Allison. Malone. Honderson. DeMaris. ft James Mills Quarterback Charlie Key Quarterback Steve O'Dell Quartorback Colts Trim Lions 20-14 The Colts began the season September 20 successfully by defeating Greenville 20-14. After Greenville scored first in the opening minutes, the Colts immediately scored with a pass from James Mills to Jerry Bane. Greenville scored again but Grady Hendricks caught a pass and went for a touchdown and Booby Mebus raced 63 yards for the final touchdown. L. G. Young Halfback Key goes across for a touchdown. Who's got the ball? Lions Slip by Co ts 20-7 Arlington's Colts suffered their first defeat at the hands of McKinney's determined Lions, Sep- tember 27, at the college stadium. The Colts came back from a scoreless first quarter to gain a lead of 7-0 resulting from a James Mills to Ralph Valentine pass in the end zone. Neither team could get a drive going in the third quarter but the Lions finally broke the Colt defense enough to score and win the game 20-7. Butch Martin Halfback Clarence Willard Fullback Freddie Marlar Fullback Ow s Fall to Foils 21-14 The Colts scored another win against Garland's once proud Owls before a crowd of 6,500 here October 4. Coming back after the half trailing by 14-0, the heavier Colt line wore down the Owls. The slashing runs of Fullback Tommy Joy and timely passing by Quarterback James Mills carried the Colts to their third victory in four outings. End Phil Lumsden was outstanding on defense for the Colts. Tommy Joy Fullback Konneth readios for contact. Jerry needs help! Co ts Tromp Tigers 20-0 Traveling to Corsicana's home field October 11, the Colts held them scoreless throughout the game. Jerry Bane opened the scoring in the second period to climax a 96-yard drive. Mickey McLellan connected with a 38-yard pass from James Mills to score the second touchdown. Jerry Bane counted the final score on a 5-yard run and Charlie Key added the final extra point. � 7 A David Duke Tackle James Smith Tackle Tommy Russoll Tackle Broncs Beat Co ts 7-0 The Denton Broncs, quick to take advantage of the other team's mistakes, upset the Colts October 19, 7-0. The first mistake came early in the first period when Charley Key directed a fourth-down maneuver that didn't work and the Colts lost the ball on the Denton 28-yard line. The Colts mustered two more serious threats but they both bogged down in the same place. Mickey McLellan End Konneth breaks into the open. After It. Froddie! Gophers Out ast Golfs 20-6 After a touch-and-go first half, the startled Grand Prairie Gophers exploded for two touchdowns in the second half to upend the surprisingly tough Colt eleven here October 25, 20-6. Fullback Tommy Joy, only one of the Colts hampered by injuries, led the Colts 60 yards to their first and only tally of the affair. Jerry Bane put the Colt gridders in their temporary 6-0 lead in the second quarter on a 2-yard plunge. Philip Lumsdon End Grady Hondrix End Pat Woir End 113 Rogers Gardner End Mike Pirkle End Carroll Butler End Co ts Flo Over Denison J5 7 Arlington spoiled Denison's homecoming November 1, thus gaining their first league win and handed Denison their first loss in district play. The first score came on a pass from Charlie Key to Mickey McLellan. Key made a 23-yard run and also carried the ball over for the second touchdown, prov- ing himself a very capable replacement for the injured James Mills. The last 2 points came on a safety with 47 seconds re- maining in the game, making the final score 15-7. Ralph is ready and waiting Jamos Webb End Troy Vaught Center Hurry, Ronnie, Bob Needs some help! Co ts Trip Bearcats 20-13 Arlington's Homecoming game November 9 was quite a success with the Colts winning 20- 13. Jerry Bane picked this game to give his best performance of the season in the Arlington backfield. He accounted for two touchdowns and most of the Colt rushing yardage. It wasn't a night for offensive heroics, however, and the Colt line, led by Ronnie Duhon, Bob and Mickey McLellan, Johnny Clark and Thomas Martin, contained the Bearcats very successfully. Thomas Martin Centor Don Pesnell Center Benny Wright Guard 115 r .(� V y y r Bob McLellan Guard Craig Atherton Guard Johnny Clark Guard Coyotes Edge Co ts 45-7 The Colts traveled to Wichita Falls November 15 to suf- fer their worst defeat of the season at the hands of the Coyotes. The Colts contained the Coyotes fairly well in the first half but the difference in the depth of the two teams began to show in the second half. Arlington's lone touch- down came in the final quarter on a 37-yard pass from Charlie Key to Mickey McLellan. Joss© Wilson Guard Bob grits his teeth and plunges. Allan Price Guard Don't Just stand there. Jerry! Tolls Take Irving 7 0 Arlington’s Colts closed out their season with a cool 7-0 victory over the Irving Tigers. The game's lone touchdown didn't come until the third quarter, when Arlington drove 61 yards on the ground, with Bobby Mebus scrambling through the mud from the two-yard line. Tommy Russell kicked the extra point. Sammy James Guard Bill Long Guard 117 Tri-captains of the Colts are Ralph Valentine, Mickey McLellan, and Benny Wright. Gridders Represent A. H. S. Named to All-District were Charlie Key, Bob McLellan, Jerry Bane, Mickey McLellan, Benny Wright, and Don Pesnell. y w y iP J � r - i - Dee Butler Sandra Marlar Janie Reynolds Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Come on, Colts, let's win! SEASON SCHEDULE Don't Let him mako it! We Team They 46 Handley 36 65 Handley 42 51 Garland 58 48 P°ly 57 49 Highland Park 51 33 Garland 50 55 Carter-Riverside 51 48 Grand Prairie 62 53 Whitesboro 56 55 Denison 32 50 Sherman 54 53 Denton 62 49 Irving 46 54 Grand Prairie 53 46 Wichita Falls 49 70 Sherman 67 55 Sherman 67 32 Irving 35 40 Denison 37 51 Grand Prairie 59 33 Wichita Falls 47 Gagers Have A Fair Season A Ba3ketball Team: First row: Mike Pirkle. Charlie Key. Mlckoy McLellan. Rogers Gardner, Pat Weir. Second row: Ed Harvey. Mike Turpin. Bobby Reaves. Frank. Luke. John Larson. Carrol Butler. Easy does it. ... Placing Fifth in District. Mike Turpin Contributed To The Campaign Rogers Gardner Charlie Key Frank Luke SEASON SCHEDULE THEY TEAM 18 Handley 33 Handley 36 Garland 18 Garland 44 Carter Riverside 41 Sherman 39 Denton 45 Irving 41 Grand Prairie 57 Sherman 61 Denton 41 Irving Coaches: Jamos Mancill. Scm Curloe, Elo Nohavitza. Team Takes District FIRST ROW: Carlson. Keilh. Houston. Hinson. Binion: SECOND ROW: Wealherall. McAmis. Wright. Richer. Hollingsworth. ■GUTS 2? SEASON SCHEDULE We Team They 49 Grand Prairie 32 32 Daggett 20 20 McLean 28 32 Grand Prairie Lee 46 40 Bowie 38 29 Haltom City 49 15 Crockett 29 68 Hurst 29 48 Jefferson 37 43 Richland 48 49 Lee 42 52 Bowie 54 49 Haltom City 41 68 Crockett 41 54 Hurst-Euless 37 Managers: Ted Woli. Tracy Stanley. Jimmy Fox. Frosh Win 9. Lose 6. FIRST ROW: Williams. Klutz. Ivy. Burross; SECOND ROW: Malono. Allison. Monz. DeMaris, Coach Mancil. Not shown: James, Houston, Hall. FIRST ROW: McLellan. Goetz. Newoll. McLellan. Valentine: SECOND ROW: Mebus, Long. George. Flynt. Vought: THIRD ROW: Bentley. Mgr,- Alexander. McFarland. Johnson. Keith. Mahan. Hinson: FOURTH ROW: Komp. Key. Gardnor. Martin. Holmes. Baseball Gets Off to Flying Start. Well, what are you waiting for? Here it comes. Don't miss it! Take off! Here we come! Tracksters Start Out On The tun. Track Team. FIRST ROW: Bane. Lumsden. Joy. Shope, Young: SECOND ROW: Menz. Huffman. Peters. Rice. Holloman. Hit it, Frank! Ready for a good game? Go fers Tee-off fo Begin Season Golf Team: Luke, Inlow, Goetz, Goetz. FIRST ROW: Colbert. Scheifelbein. Wilson. Burress. Stewart. Brem. Scarborough; SECOND ROW: LaValleo. Joter. Poach, Hurlbut, Burman; THIRD ROW: McLamoro, Buzzell. Burkins. Pierce. Mescanoro. Smith. Castellanos. Go den G oms Box 'em Up Winners of Boxing Tournaments: Muscanere, Scarborough, Buz- zell. Jeter, Stewart. Up and at him Clarence! Well! Of all the nerve! Intramural Sports Develop Spirit of Competition. Get awa' Boys' Tennis: First Row: Johnston. Cremer. Burress. Collard. Cunningham. Ritt. Second Row; Holland. Rolchort. Sherman. Morgan. Abercrombie, Yale. Competitive Tennis Starts Second ear. Girls' Tennis: Sutherland, Spruanco, Coler. Taylor. Cooper. Haines. 131 The student body is the heart of a school. You as a member make the school what it is. There are people you know, people you don't know, people you would like to know, walking in the halls with you. Look through this pictorial record of the stu- dents, your buddies and friends. You will un- doubtedly use this section as a reference for re- freshing your mind in years to come. enior Scholastic CTOBER 11, 1957 • VOLUME 71 • NUMBER 5 Seniors Co-Presidents: Ralph Valentine Frank Luke Vice-President: L. G. Young Secretary: Sandra Noah Treasurer: Lou Beth Hatcher Social Chairmen: Pat Heflin Tommy Joy ESTHER ALBRIGHT FHA 1-2; Camera Club 2-3-4 DAVID ALEXANDER Band 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 1-2-3; Salety Council 1-4 VERA JOYCE ALLEN FHA 1-2. Parliamentarian 1. Secretary 2; Class Secretary 1-2 BOBBIE CARROL ANDERSON Gloo Club 1-2; FTA 3; Camora Club 4; Office Assistant 3-4 BARNEY ARENDER Camera Club 4; Basketball 1; 4-H Club 1 JANET JUANICE ASTON FHA 1; Camera Club 2-3-4 To The High And Mighty Seniors oT '58 ... CRAIG ATHERTON Camora Club 2-3-4; Red Cross 1; PTA 2-3; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Basket- ball 1 LAGINIA MARGARET BAKER FHA 1-4; FFA Sweetheart 3-4; Favorite 2-3; Miss Maypearl 3; FBLA 4 JERRY WILLIAM BANE Student Council 4. President 4; Foot- ball 12-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. NHS 3 4; Basketball 1-2-3; Student Body Prosi dent 4 DORIS ERNESTINE BARKER Band 1-2-3; FHA 1-2-3. Officer 3; FTA 4; Spanish Club 3; Girls' State Altor oato 3; First Citizen 2 NANCY BARRON FHA 1; Camera Club 2-3-4: FN 4; Mademoiselle 2; OGA 3-4 JANE ELAINE BEENE FHA 1-2; Camora Club 2 3 The Co t Corral Recalls ... JOY BENNETT FHA 1-2; Camera Club 3; FTA 2; Literary Club 3; Library Club 4 DONNA KAY BIGGERS FHA 2-4. Ofiicer 4; FTA 2-4. Vice President 4; PTA 2; Camera Club 2-4; Student Council 1 LINDA JEAN BLANKENSHIP NHS 3-4. FTA 3-4 BARBARA ELISE BOATRIGHT FHA 1; Jr. Red Cross 3. Camera Club 2-3-4 JAMES BOAZ FFA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 1; Basketball 1 JOHN DANIEL BOON NHS 3-4, President 4; Student Council 4; Choir 2-3-4; Camera Club 1-2-3 CHARLEY R. BRASFIELD Student Council 1-2; Slide Rule Club 1. President 1 BARBARA I ANELLE BRADLEY Student Council 1; FHA 1-2-3, Office 3; FTA 3; Comoro Club 1-2-3; De- votional Council 3; Girl-of-the-Month SANDRA BRENNING FHA 1; Camera Club 2-3-4: OGA 3-4; Literary Club 3-4 NOBLE DEAN BRISCOE Junior Achievement 3-4; FN 4 VINITA BRUNSON FHA 1-2-3; Camera Club 2-3-4; Literary Club 3-4: PTA 4: Junior Achievement. Secretary 3. Vico-President 4; Annual Staff 4 BOBBIE DYKE BURCH FHA 1-2; Literary Club 4: Safety Council. Secrotary 2-3-4: OGA 3-4; Camera Club 2-3-4: FTA 3 our Last ear AT A. MS TERRY BURCH DONNA ALICE BURLESON FHA 1-2-3 4. Officer 2 LARRY BURMAN Camera Club 3-4; Football 1 BILL BURNEY DELORES (DEE) BUTLER Cheerleader 3-4; Camera Club 3-4; Literary Club 3: Valontino Nominee 3 DAVID ROSS BUZZELL Football 1-2; Camora Club 3-4; Golden Gloves 3-4; Junior Red Cross 2; Track 1 You Have Stored in Your Hearts LARRY WAYNE CANTRELL Basketball 1; FFA 4; Golden Gloves 2-3-4; Melodiors 4 CATHY CARLAFTES OGA 3-4. Award 3 JAMES DONALD CARR FFA Officer 3, Treasurer 4: Football 2; Camera Club 2-4 PATTY CARRICO Camera Club 3 JAMES CHANDLER Golden Gloves 4: Camera Club 3-4; Devotional Council 3 DON CHASTEEN Camera Club 3-4: Junior Play 3 JOYCE LA VERNE CHILDERS Band 1-2, Majorette; Camora Club 1-2. Secretary; FHA 1-2-3. Vice-President 2; GAA 1-2; Twirling Award 1-2; Student Council 2, Secretary JOHNNY CLARK Football 1-2-3-4; Camora Club 4 SHIRLEY ANNETTE CASS PTA 1. Secretary; FHA 1-2-3; NHS 3-4; Class Secretary 2; Cheerleader 4; Camera Club 2-3; Valentine Nominee 1 BARBARA ANN CLEMENTS Camora Club 2-3-4; Literary Club 3-4: FT A 3 4; FHA 1-2; FN 4 PEGGY CLIMER OGA 3 4 JOEL PAUL COLBERT Golden Gloves 2-3-4; Football 1-2. Co-Captain 1; Camera Club 3; Devo- tional Council 2; Band 1: Best Phy- sique I Many Wonderful and Lasting Memories ... KAROL KAY COLLINS FHA 2; Camora Club 2-3-4; Literary Club 3-4; PTA 2. Secretary; OGA 3-4; Girl-of the Month 4 PHYLLIS LOUISE COLYER FHA 1-2-3; Camera Club 2-3-4; PTA 2- 4; Junior Red Cross 1 JAMES PAUL CONKLING PRISCILLA COOPER FHA 1-2-3-4. Ofilcor 3-4; Camera Club 2-3-4. Olficer 3; Choir 4; NHS 3 4; Stu- dent Council 4. Officor 4; Girl-of-the Month; Class Officer 3 JERRY COSBY Student Council 3-4; Choir 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3: Safety Council 2; Junior Optomist Oratory Contest Wlnnor 2 DIANE COULTER FHA 2. President; Basketball 1-3; Choir 1-3-4; Nowspapor staff 3; Pep squad 2-3 JEAN CRAIG FHA 1-2-4; Camora Club 2-4: FN 4; Grand Marshall 3; Girl’s Baskotball 3; Gloe Club 3-4 MOST TALENTED: Sandra Noah and Jack Goon The Established Traditions - DWIGHT ROBERT CRAWFORD Choir 2-3-4 FRANKIE SUE CRONE Flagbearor 2-3-4; FHA 1; Camora Club 3; Glee Club 1; OGA 3-4 BRENDA CROWDER NHS; Safoty Council; Other school: Cheerleader; D. A. R. History Award; Honor Math Club; Student Council GEORGE CULP Golden Gloves 3; Band 1-2 KAY CUNNINGHAM FHA 1-2; Devotional Council 2: Cam- ora Club 3 EDWARD DAVIDSON Library Club 3-4. Olficor 3-4; Junior Play 3: Student Council 2 SANDRA CRAVEN Band 1 -2-3-4. Secretary 3, Presi dent 4; Choir 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3-4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Nominee 3 DELIA ALICE DENNEHY FHA 1-2; Camera Club 2-3 PHYLLIS DIANE DOLLAR OGA 3-4. Award 3; Library Club 1; Camora Club 2-3-4; FHA 2 RONNIE DUHON Football 1-2-34; Track 1-2-3; Safety Council 2; Key Club 4; Camera Club 4; Nominee lor Mr. AHS 2 DOROTHY ANN DUNN FHA 2; Camera Club 3; Library Club 4; Litorary Club 4; FT A 3 LINDA ELAINE EATON FHA 1; PTA 1; Camera Club 4 PATSY ANNE ELLINGTON FHA 1-2; Camora Club 2-3-4; Litorary Club 3-4; Class Favorite 2; Westorn Day Queen 2; Cheerleader 3-4 ... Senior Sings. Mew C ass Officers ... BONNIE CARMEN ELLIOTT NHS 3-4; Devotional Council 3: FHA 1- 2; OGA 3-4; Literary Club 3; Inter scholastic League. Shorthand. 3 RICHARD ELLIS SHIRLEY JEAN ENGLISH Band 2-3-4; Choir 4; Library Club 3 4. Secretary Treasurer 4; Camera Club 2- 3-4; Bill of Rights Winner 3 CATHERINE FABEL FHA 1; Library Club 1-2-3-4; Camera Club 2; FN 4 FRANCES VALINE FREEMAN Choir 2-3-4; Library Club 2-3: FTA 4; Madmoiselles 1 LaVONNE GAMBLE RICHARD EDGAR GAMBLE FTA 4; Other School: Class President 4. Vico-President 3: Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1. Treasurer: Dramatics Club 1-2- 3. President BEN GEORGE FFA 1-2-3; Safety Class Officer 1-3 Council 4; MOST HUMOROUS: Philip Lumsdon and Diano Kraft ANNE RAE GIDDENS FHA 1; Camera Club 3: Junior Achie- vement 4. Secrotary; FN 4. President; Student Council 4; One-Act Play 3 OLEN GOBER Football 1-2; Track 1; Safety Council 3; Camera Club 2-3-4 Football Games. Dances. JACK GOETZ Choir 2-3-4, President 3; Student Coun- cil 2-3-4. Vice-Prosidont 4; Baseball 1-2-3; Class President 3; Class Favorite 3: All-Stata Choir 4 JOHN HULEN GOGGANS BOB GOODNIGHT Basketball 1-2-3; Football 2 BILLY GREEN Football 1-2: Track 1-2: Basketball Manager 1-2; Softball Manaqor 1-2; FFA 1 OUIDA VIVIAN GRUBBS Choral Club 3; FHA 1-4; Camora Club 2. Library Club 3 YVONNE GRUBBS FHA 1-4; Camera Club 2; Library Club 3: Choral Club 3 PATRICIA MINOT (PAT) HAINES NHS 3-4; FHA 12; FTA 3-4; Camera Club 2; OGA 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Stato Alternate 3 BRUCE HALL Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1: Safety Council 1 PAUL HAMMOND Choir 3-4; FFA 2 HOLLY JOYCE HARRIS NHS 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Officer 3; FHA 1 -2-3-4; Homecoming Nominoo 4; Class Secretary 3; Literary Club 2-3; Rod Cross Council 2-3 Pep Pallies. Pibbons ... NONA HARTLEY Devotional Council 1; Choir 3-4; OGA 3-4; PTA 2-3; Student Council 2-3 ED HARVEY Devotional Council 1-2; PTA 2-3; Foot- ball 1-2; Basketball 3-4; Choir 4; Safoty Council 4 LOU BETH HATCHER Camora Club 2-3-4; Literary Club 2-3- 4; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4; Homocoming Nominee 4; Poet's Club 1. Vice-President LARRY C. HAYNES Othor School: Class Officer, President 2. Treasurer 1; Class Favorito 1; Golden Gloves 2; Football 1-2; Track 1-2 WALTER YOUNG HEAD. JR. Koy Club 2-3-4; Dovotional Council 4. President; Student Council 3-4; Choir 3-4 WILUAM ARTHUR HEAD Gleemen 1-2; Choir 3-4; Camera Club 3; Merit Award for Koral Kapers Crowning of The Homecoming Queen PATRICIA HEFLIN Class Officer 4; PTA 4; Choir 4; Cam- era Club 3-4; Literary Club 3; Pan American Club 2 GRADY HENDRIX Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1; Camera Club 1-2-3; Safety Council 1-2 JUDY ARLENE HERON FHA 1-2; Glee Club 1-2; Choir 3-4; Camera Club 3; OGA 3-4 BARBARA ANN HERR Safety Council 1-2-3: Camera Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 2; Literary Club 4 MAXINE THERESA HILL FHA 1-2-3; Library Club 1; Paper Staff DANNY GLEN HEATH FFA 1-2-3 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED; Johnny Boon and Janice Turner PHYLLIS PHOEBE HEBBARD Band 1-2-3-4; FTA 2-3-4. Secre- tary 4; Camera Club 3-4; FN 4 CHARLES MACK HODGES Football 1 GLENDA RUTH HOLLOWAY OGA 3-4, Award 3: FHA 1-2, Camera Club 2-3-4; Library Club 1 MORRIS HOLMES Football 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2-4; Safety Council 1-3 MICHAEL (MIKE) HOOVER FFA 1-2-3. Parliamentarian 3 GLENDA RASH HORAN Devotional Council 3. FHA 3-4; Glee Club 3; Camera Club 2 LINDA KAY ABNEY HORAN Camera Club 3: FTA 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Psychology Club 1 JUDITH THELMA HORNER FHA 1; Swimming Team 2 C imaxes A Memorab e Day FRANKIE HOWARD Football 1-2; Choir 1 ILA RUTH HOWARD Camera Club 2-3-4: Junior Achieve- ment 3-4. Officer 3; Choir 4; Glee Club 2-3; Intorscholastic Leaguo. Spell- ing 2 KAY HOWARD Camera Club 4; Band 2: FHA 2; Glee Club 2-3 FREDERICK A. HULL MARTHA JACKSON FHA 1; OGA 3 JUDY ANN JAEGER FHA 1-2; Camera Club 2-3-4; De- votional Council 1: FN 4. Glee Club 1 BEST PERSONALITY: Ann Snider and Bob Mebus Christmas Ba i - • • JAMES JOHNSON Band 1-2-3-4; Olficor 4: Dev Council 1-4; Choir 4; Stage Junior Play Han JOHN JOHNSON JUDITH GAYLE JOHNSON NHS 3-4; FT A 3-4. Treasurer Student Council 3; FHA 1-2; Lite Club 3 BARBARA HELEN JONES NHS 3-4; FHA 1-2 3-4. Oliicor 3-4 Camera Club 2-3-4; Litorary Club 3-4 Junior Red Cross 1 THOMAS JORDAN TOMMY JOY Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Studoi Council 3-4; Class Officer 4; Safot Council 2-3; Key Club 4 BEVERLY ANN JOHNSON Choir 1; Y Toons; FHA 2; Cam- era Club 2-3-4; Jr. Red Cross 2 JOAN MARIE JAHNS Camera Club 2-3-4; FTA 4; FHA 1-2; FN 4. Secretary 4 CAROL JUMPER FHA 1-2 3 4; OGA 3 4; Camera Club 4 JIMMY KANEHL Football Manager 2-3-4; Baseball Man- ager 1; Safety Council 3; PTA 1, Treasurer; Junior Red Cross 2; Boys' State 3 PAUL KAUTZ Camora Club 2-3; Football 1-2-3-4 BARBARA KIGHT KENNETH KILPATRICK Band 1-2-3-4 SHIRLEY ELAINE KINCAID Camera Club 12-3-4; FN 4 • • • Highlights Holiday Activities. SHIRLEY KINNINMONTH Band 12-3; FHA 1-2-3 SHIRLEY KITTERMAN FHA 1-2; FN 4; Camera Club 1-2-3; OGA 3-4; Junior Red Cross 4 RITA ANN KNAPP Literary Club 2 SHIRLEY JEAN KNIGHT Student Council 3-4 LINDA KNOTTS FHA 1-2-3-4; Majorette 2-3; Choir BILL KOLB Glee Club 2; Choir 3-4 DIANNE GAIL KRAFT FHA 1-2; Safety Council 3-4: Officer 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Camera Club 2-3-4; Class Officer 1. Treasurer; Girls' Basketball 1. Vice-President; Most Athletic 1 LEEANNE KRAMER Band 3-4 FRIENDLIEST: Bill Burney and Joyco Wommack Hardships Appear JAMES W. LAKEY Camera Club 2-3 LaDONNA LANE FHA 1-2; Glee Club 12-4; OGA 3-4. Camera Club 4 JOHN LARSON Key Club 3-4. Officer 3. Secrotary 4; Baskotball 1-2-3-4: Camera Club 4 GARY LAYMANCE Band 1; Science Club 2-3; Scholar- ship Club 1-2-3 GERALDINE LEEDS Camera Club 1; FHA 1-2-3; Gloo Club 3; Junior Achievement 4; FN 4 PATRICIA ANN LEEDS FHA 1-2-3; Studont Council 1; Cam- era Club 4; Library Club 2-3; Safety Council 2; OGA 3-4 BILL LaVALLEE Football 1-2; Golden Glovos 3-4; Basketball 2; Camera Club 3-4 JAMES LOUIS LEYENDECKER Student Council 2; Safoty Council 4 DONNY LITTLEJOHN CARL LONG Football 2 3 4; Baseball 3-4; Track 2; Choir 3-4; Camera Club 3-4. Vice- President 4: Student Council 2 BETTY GRACE LOVE Band 1-2-3-4. Officer 3 4; FHA 12; Litorary Club 3-4; Camora Club 2-3-4: NHS 3 4. Officer 4; OGA 3-4 DARRYL LOWE - As Mid-Term Exams Arr Ve SHARON LYNN LOWRY FHA 1-2; Camora Club 1-4; OGA 3 4: Glee Club FRANK LUKE Basketball 1-2-3 4. Captain 4; Golf 1-2-3-4: Student Council 2-4; Class Officer 4. Co-Prosidont PHIL LUMSDEN Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Camera Club 1-2-3. Officer; Class Officer 3; Safety Council 3. Vice-President; PTA 2. Officer ROBERT LUTTRELL PATSY ANN MAGEE Junior Rod Cross 1; Library Club 1: Glee Club 1-2-3: FHA 1-2; Camera Club 3 4: Choir 4 MARSHALL MAHURIN Football 2; Camera Club 1-2-3-4: Stu- dent Council 4; Junior Red Cross 1 SUSANNE MANN OGA 3-4 ERIC JAMES MANOR Football 2-3 4; Baskotball 3-4: Track 3-4; Koy Club 3-4; Safety Council 3 BEST DRESSED: Wanda Turck and Olon Gober Junior -Senior Banquet. Senior Play - . . . FREDDIE DON MARLAR Football 1-2-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4 LARRY JOE MARTIN Camera Club 3: Football Man- ager 2 SHERRY MARTIN Camora Club 2; Gleo Club 2 LOISE GENEVA MASON Band 1-2-3; Camora Club 1-2; FHA 1; FTA 2 ELAINE MATHES FHA 1-3; FN 4; Camora Club 3-4; Dovotional Council 2; So- dality 2; Junior Red Cross 2. Vico-Prosidont MARGARET MATLOCK TOMMY MAY Interscholastic Loaguo, Declamation. 2; One-Act Play 2; Junior Achievement 4, Treasurer; Library Club 4; FTA 4; Paper Stall 4 DON McAFEE Safety Council 1; Camora Club 2-3-4; Junior Achievement 3; Choir 3-4 JONNIE YVONNE McAMIS Dovotional Council 3; NHS 3-4; OGA 3-4: Paper Staff 3; Student Council 4: Junior Play 3 JEANNE MARIE McCRAW Camera Club 2; OGA 3-4 WANDA WYNELL McDONALD FHA 1-2-3. Secretary 1; Camora Club 3; PTA 3; Stingorotts 2. Director ELLEN WANAKA McINTOSH FHA 1-3 Were Smeshing Successes. MICHAEL KIM (MICKEY) McLELLAN Football 1-2-34; Basketball 1-2-3 4, Captain; Basoball 1-2-3-4: Student Council 2-3: Track 4: Class President 2 ROBERT BYRON (BOB) McLELLAN. JR. Student Council 4; Safety Council 2-3. Officor: Football 1-2 3-4; Baseball 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 12; PTA 2 BOB MEBUS Football 2 3 4; Baseball 1-2-3 4; NHS 3-4. Vice-President 4; Choir 3-4. Presi- dent 4; Junior Play; Class Favorite 2; Class Vice-President 2; Paper Staff 3-4 MAURIECE DeWALD MEETZE Library Club 1-2-3 4. Secretary-Treas- urer 3. President 4: PTA 2; Camera Club 3; FHA 1 CONNIE MEYERS Literary Club 3-4: FTA 4; Quill and Scroll 3 4; Paper Staff 3-4; Devotional Council 4, Vice-President; Miss Colt 4 CHRISTINE MIDDLETON Other School: Prettiest Hair Candy Sales. Chi i Suppers Pay Off • • R. B. MILLER MILES EDWARD MIEARS FFA 1-2-3-4; Devotional Coun- cil 2-3; Football 1-2; Track 3 LYNDA LOU MOORE FHA 1-2; Camera Club 3 MARGARET ANNE MOORE Volleyball 1-2; FHA 1; Choir 1-2; Mel- odiers 3 LYNDA JANE MORGAN Camera Club 2; FHA 1-2: FTA 3; OGA 3; Literary Club 3 WANDA MAE MOSELEY OGA 3-4; FHA 12-3: Litorary Club 34: Camera Club 2-3-4: Devotional Council 3-4 PATRICIA IRIS MOSES Class Secretary 1: FN 1-2-3. Vico- President 2: FHA 3; Basketball 1-2-3 JAMES MILLS Class President 1; Student Council 1-2-4; Camera Club 3-4: Football 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 12-3-4: Basoball 1-2- 3-4 BETHELESE MOSIG Choir 3-4; Student Council 4; Camera Club 2-4; FHA 1; Mademoisolles 2 ARNETTA MUDD FHA 1-2-3 DARLENE MUNDAY FHA 1-2-3; Pop Squad 1-2-3; Basketball 1; 4-H Club 1-2-3 ROXANNE ALLEN MURPHEY FHA 2-3; Class Secretary 2-3; Junior Play 3; Annua Staff 3; Papor Staff 3; Dance Club 2-3 NANCY SUE NELSON Choir 4; Stago Band 4; Paper Staff 2; Sophomore Play 2; Junior Rod Cross 1-3; Junior Choir 2-3 LARRY NEWELL Golf 3-4; Camera Club 4; Junior Play 3 - - - • With The Senior Trip SANDRA DEANNA NOAH NHS 3-4; Choir 2-3-4. Vice-President 4; Flag Bearer 2-3-4; All-State Choir 3; Homocominq Nomineo 4; Class Sec- retary 4; FHA 1-2-34; Officer 3 BOB OLIVER Camera Club 4 KAY DEANNE OLSON Studont Council 4. Secretary; FHA 1-2- 3-4. Officer 2; Camera Club 2-3-4. Secretary 3; Band 2-3-4. Majorotto; Safety Council 1-4, Offlcor 1-4; Choir 2-3-4; NHS 3-4 JOHN B. PARRISH Student Council 3; Junior Achieve- ment 3 EUGENE PATRICK Band 2-3 4. Vice-President 4; Stago Band 2 3-4; Studont Council 4. Choir 4 BEVERLY GAYLE PAYNE Paper Staff 3; FHA 1-2-3; Annual Staff 3. Sweetheart DARWIN PEEK ARLENE FAYE PHILLIPS FHA 1; Safety Council 2 In Caps And Go ms. Seniors mm! t RAYMOND REDDEN Football 1-2-3; Track 1-2-4; Goldon Glovos 4; Camera Club 2-4 BOBBY REEVES Baslcotball 1-2-3-4; Football 1; Safety Council 2-4 JANET REYNOLDS Girls'State 3; Junior Play 3; NHS 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4 JANE CAROL REYNOLDS Cheerleader 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Junior Rod Cross 1-2-3, Officer 1-3; FHA 1-2-3-4. Officer 2-4; NHS 3-4; Camora Club 1-2-3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4 DONNIE REID RHODES Junior Red Cross 1-2; Camera Club 2- 3-4 BONNIE LOUISE ROBERTS Band 4; FHA 1-2; OAT 3; Camera Club 4 TIM G. ROGERS Band 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 1-2-3-4; Key Club 3-4. Treasurer 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. President Attend Bacca aureate Service. DAVID SCARBOROUGH Football 1-2; Golden Gloves 3-4 CARL SCHIFELBEIN RICHARD LEE SCHIFELBEIN Camera Club 4; Golden Gloves 4 JONNA BETH SCHUG Camera Club 2; Library Club 2; OGA 3-4 KEITH SESSIONS Camera Club 1; FFA 1-4. Officor 4 DELORES ANN SHEFFEL Class President 1; Student Council 1; Class Socrotary 3; Hosperian Litorary Society 2-3, Officor 2 3 RONNIE SHELTON Football 1-2-3: Track 1-2; Camera Club 2; Junior Rod Cross 1 LINDA LEE SHEPARD NHS 3-4: FTA 12-3 4. Officer 3. President 4: Camera Club 2-3: FHA 1-2; Annual Stall 4: Junior Rod Cross 3 Bost Disposition: Jeanie Reaves and Jerry Bano Your Days In A.H.S. Are Ending LOUANA DEANNE SHULL FHA 1-2; Camera Club 1-2; PTA 4 SONORA ANN SIDES FHA 1-2: Camera Club 2-3 LINDA KAY SIMPSON BETTE BARBARA SMITH FHA 1-4; Library 4; FN 4 PAT SMITH FHA 2-3; DE Club 3 VIRGINIA MARIE SMITH Girls Athletic Association 1: Band 1 ANN RIDGLEY SNIDER Devotional Council 1-2-3. President 3; FHA 1-2-34. President 4; Choir 3 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Class Favorite 1 3; Girl's State 3 JAMES LYNN SPARKS NAOMI DELORES SPEAR Camera Club 1; Band 1-2-3-4 MARGIE STANLEY FHA 1 JOELLA ANN STEVENS Amicitia Club 1; Y-Teens 2; Devotional Council 4; Camera Club 3-4; Paper Staff 4: OGA 3-4 JAMES DOUGLAS STEWART Choir 3-4; Camera Club 2; Golden Gloves 3-4 Loathe To ea e----- DAVID C. F. STODDARD Devotional Council 2; Junior Rod Cross 3; Literary Club 4 DELORES ANN SULAK FHA 1 2; OGA 3-4; PTA 2 JOY LAVETA SULLIVAN Camera Club 3-4 THOMAS D. SUMMERS FFA 1 BETH SUTHERLAND Junior Red Cross 3 VIRGINIA IONE TAYLOR Annual Staff 4, Editor; FTA 2-3-4. Officer 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3-4; Litorary Club 3-4; Camera Club 3-4 ----But Proud To Groduate JOYCE ELAINE TOLLEY Junior Classical Loaguo 2; FHA 1-4; Camera Club 4 FLOYD TRAMMEL Basketball 1-2 JERRY TUCKER Football 1-2. Manager 2; Basketball 1: Track 1; Science Club 2 WANDA VIENNA TURCK NHS 3 4; Choir 3-4; FHA 1-2-34. Offic- er 3; Flagbearer 2-3-4: Camera Club 2-3-4; Literary Club 3 JANICE TURNER Annual Staff 4; NHS 3-4; Devotional Council 4; Literary Club 3-4 FHA 1-2 MIKE TURPIN RALPH EVAN VALENTINE Student Council 4; Camera Club 1-2- 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 12-3-4; Track 4; Class Co-Prosidont 4: Vice Prosidont 3 MARY 10 WALKER FHA 1; Camera Club 2-3-4; Dovotlonal Council 3; NHS 3-4; Safety Council 4; Junior Play 3 GEORGEANN WARD FHA 2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3 COY WATKINS FFA 1-2-3, Secretary 3 DON WATKINS WILLIAM PATTON WEIR Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2 3-4; Golf 1-3: NHS 3-4. Officer 4. Junior Rod Cross 1-2-3-4; Camera Club 3 Then The Final Thrill------------ WARREN WELLS FFA 1-2-3-4, Officer 4 GLADYS PAULINE WENDLAND Band 1-2-3-4; FHA 1; Camera Club 3- 4 LEE ANN WEST FHA 1-2; Camera Club 2-3; PTA 4 NANCY WEST Band 2-3-4. Majorette 4; FTA 2-3-4; NHS 3-4, Officer 4; Safety Council 3: FHA 2-3; Camera Club 2-3-4 VANCE WESTON Camera Club 4; Safety Council 2 LOU WHEELER JIMMY WHITE Annual Stall 4; Studont Council 4; Camera Club 4; Library Club 3-4, Of ficor 4; Bill of Rights Wlnnor 3 CLARENCE WILLARD Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3: Track 1 MARGIE RHEA WILLIAMS FHA 1 JOY WILSON KAY WILSON Band 3-4; Camera Club 3 MELBA CULBERTSON WINDERS FHA 1-2: Glee Club 2; Camera Club 1 ----Commencement.! JOYCE WOMMACK Choir 2-3-4. Officer 3. Secretary 4. Camera Club 3-4; FHA 1-2-3. Officer 3; FTA 4; Devotional Council 2; Stu dent Council 4; Homecoming Nominoo 4; All-State Choir 4 IRMA LOUISE WORSHAM Band 2-3-4. Officer; Camera Club 3 BENNY WRIGHT Football 1-2-3 4; Class Officer 2: Safoty Council 4. President: Student Council 1-3; Camera Club 1-3; Baskotball 2; Baseball 4 MARILYN WYNN FHA 1; Camera Club 3; Band 4 JUDY ALAN YOUNG Paper Staff 3 4. Editor 4; Glee Club 1 2; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Studont Coun- cil 4; Interscholastic League 3 L. G. YOUNG Studont Council 1-2-3; Camera Club 2; Football 1-2-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Basoball 4; Class Vice-President 1; Vice-Presi- dent 4 Juniors President: Bill Bowerman Vice-President: Mike Pirkle Secretary-Treasurer: Judy Carr Social Chairman: Thomas Martin Patty Patton 'Miliis _ Jessie Blackman Jim Blair Charles Blair Jeff Blakney Matt Blanton Brad Blauvelt Howard Block Kenneth Blocker Don Boatright Penny Bost Jimmy Ball Joan Bass Colene Bell Maudie Bell James Bennett Paul Allen Betty Anderson Spirit Was V. How sweet! High As----------- Billy Joe Anderson Donald Andrews Marvin Andrews Bob Arlington Jerry Autrey Bruce Avery Patsy Baize Sue Baker The Juniors. Foy Brewer Linda Brewer Sylvia Brooks Judy Brouer Vernon Brunson John Buckler Ray Bufkin Mary Glen Burch Brian Burnett Paul Burris Medna Burton Joe Busbee Gary Bush Joanne Bush Sue Busse Jerry Caddel Joyce Campbell Bobby Campbell Sylvia Cannon Jo Ann Cansler Raymond Cantrell Phil Carpenter Started A Banner ear Oma Chaffin Shirley Clark Cathy Clayton Kay Coats Carolyn Cole Anita Coleman Doris Collard Barb Collins Gerrard Cook Teddy Couch Mary Ann Cox Clint Craig Brenda Creed Mike Crouch Karen Daughtery John Dauguda Mike Defoore Johnny Dickerson Jim Dillion John Donlin David Duke James Dunkly A hurried lunch. C ass Activities Glenn Roy Dunn Raymond Dvorak Donna East Melvin Eddings Barbara Edwards Geraldine Eixman Jimmy Ellison Joyce Erickson Bobbie Estes Janette Evans Hal Ferguson David Field Larry Fisher Joe Flenniken Frances Foster Loreine Freemar. Jo Ann Frisbee Muriel Gann Virginia Garcia Rogers Gardner Jerry Garrison Charlotte Geer Janet Gibbs Juniors will go through this next year. The Junior Play Was Jerry Gordon Roselin Gould Betty Gowan Rosalynn Guinn Diane Gunn Janie Grisham Gladys Grifiin Frances Green Barbara Guzolek Damon Haas Rita Haas Morris Hagley Gail Hammond Penny Handly Patsy Hanson Janice Hardy Judy Harmon Sue Harrelson Faye Harris Ivan Harris Linda Harris Stella Harris Martha Haywood A Aea Hit Cookie Haynes Curtis Henderson Gary Henson Phillip Herr Ray Hill Tommy Hirsch Jesse Holloway Dwane Holt Sharon Holt Hilton Hopkins Gloria Hounshell Gary Howsley Helen Hull Joan Hunt Harold Hurlbut Betty Hutcheson Andy Ibsen Carol James Sammy James Marshall Jobe Virginia Jobe Jerry Jordan Patsy Keck Gary Kelley Joyce Kelso What's brewing? d Dream Came True - Jerry Kemp Jerry Kempe Judy Kent Charles Key Golden Keys Mary Kiker Bill Kirby Bill Knapp Guy Lasater Larry Leath Ann Lemmons Joeene Levick Bill Long Ronnie Long George Mahan Cindy MacDonald Carol Lumsden Sharon Lowe Linda Malone Sandra Marlar Bruce Marvin Butch Martin Mary Mason rhe Junior Judy McCreery Fleming McCoy Bobby McFarland Judy McFarland Tom McGrew Senior Bonquet Joy McAlpine Max McClellan Mardell McClesky Carolyn McPheeters Betty McOveary Earl Meador Charles Meisner John Menz Jerry Mickelson Dwain Middlebrooks Perry Mills Phyllis Moody Sharon Moon Barbara Moore Mike Moore Pat Moore Charlotte Morgan Freddie Morgan La Juan Morgan Sherry Morrison Louzing around Looking Ahead Sandra Moseley Joy Moses Roger Mueller Glenn Murray Barbara Myers Geraldine Nash Gerry Nash Herbert Naumann Whitey Nesbit Sue Neumeyer Burnell Nichols David Nivens Mary Noah Eddie Northcut Peggy Northcut Jerry Oakes Steve O’Dell Richard O'Neal Don Ormand Stella Oustad Annie Fave Packarc Marsha Panter Jean Patterson You Ordered Gloria Peterson Kenny Pierce Riley Pierce Mike Pirkle Carol Poe Sally Pollard Gloria Potter Ronald Presley Allan Price Sandra Pruitt Joyce Reaves Martha Reddell Dee Rice Judy Rice Kenneth Ridenour Nancy Rinehart Don Roach Mary Jett Rosamond Tommy Russell Mary Nell Sampson Rings, im ftafions. Jerry Peach Peggy Penn Don Pesnell Choney, easy: Found You Jimmy Siler Laurel Sillaway Peggy Sinclair James Smith Joyce Smith Bill Shell Bill Shope Betty Short David Scott Cora Scottino Easy Hobo Day Kenneth Smith Roger Smith Kyle Smith Weldon Snell Gracie Snowden Gerald Sparks Maudie Steelman Barbara Spoon Barton Stevenson Gaylon Stewart Eugene Stribling Tommy Strickland Betty Strong Brenda Swanner Kay Sutherland What do girls talk about? Getting In Practice Jean Swofford Paul Swartz Susanne Sweny Joyce Tackett Jerry Tanner Bonnie Tayler Linda Taylor David Terrell Ida Lou Teets Gene Thomas Jerry Thomas Sidney Thomas Gerald Thomasson Tom Thorsen Linda Thresher Troy Vought Emma Nell Waggoner Richard Wallace Richard E. Wallace Cynthia Waller Sylvia Ward Ann Ware Where's mine? For Next ear! James Webb Marilyn Weston Kenneth Wheeler Ben Whitten Sharon Wilbur Carolyn Williams Louise Williams Bobby Wilson Denton Wilson Jesse Wilson Karen Wilson Pegqy Wilson David Witte Kathryn Woodward Jane Wooten Beverly Wylie Judy Wynn Ronnie Yagla Wanda Yeathermon Carol York Sophomores President: Nelson Parker Vice-President: Skipper Johnson Secretary: Suzanne Fleming Treasurer: Karen Huffman Social Chairman: Judy Johnson Jay Houston ...And the lockers were overcrowded. Jackie Adams Jo Ellen Allbright Robert Albright To The C ass oT 60 Karen Abney Carol Adams • • • Ann Alexander Joe Alford Pat Allen Louis Alois Bettie Anderson Kenneth Anderson Elaine Anderton Jerry Arnold Jordie Ashford E. L. Atkins Billy Dean Austin Shirley Austin Donald Axelson Linda Bailey Jerry Baker Merilyn Barber Anne Barcroff Kathy Barnes Lawrence Barnet Renae Bates 176 You Have Begun Year Harold Bearden Kay Beene Pegqy Belew Anita Benbow Barbara Bennett School starts too early. Dyril Bernius Cleta Berry Olline Berry Bobby Biles David Binion Carmaleta Bishop Joe Bishop Brian Blackmarr Charles Blackwell Julia Ann Blackwell Jimmy Blanton Bobby Bland Elizabeth Bohannon Janice Boles Nancy Bolin Pat Bond Vernon Boyd Pat Bradly Celestine Bradfield John Brem 177 Stacy Brown Gerald Brown John Brumhall Cecilia Bruns Billie Bunch Steve Brenning Terry Brewer What have we here? Rita Briggs Charline Broeske Shelton Brooks Carol Burch Bobby Burkins Lucy Burney Joy Burris Judy Burton Alfred Bush David Busse Louise Cagle Darryl Campbell Don Campbell Jo Ann Campbell Rod Campbell Ronnie Campbell Jimmy Cantrell Judy Carbury 178 With Good Organizations. Robbie Carlson Jenny Cashion David Clay Arnold Clifton Kenny Coats Jane Cole Dave Collard Could it be a test? Jerry Cates Brenda Cheek Phyllis Christian Glenda Combs Anne Condley Billy Conway Jimmy Cooper Linda Cooper Zeda Cosper Brenda Craig Tommy Cravens Kenneth Crawley Stanley Cremer Anita Crook Billy Cumpton Taylor Cumpton Bobby Curry Janet Dale 179 Through Leaders. Sponsors ... Marjorie Daniels Bobby Daniels Keep your fingers out! Dennis Davis Larry Davis Linda Davis Sammie Davis Beverly Davis Joan Decker Celia Dennehy Nelda Dent Judv Devenport Kathleen DeVore Billy Dickens Jim Dickson Gene Dollar Paul Drake James Drennan Barbara Dublin Elizabeth Dudley Douqlas Duke Douq Dulaney Gayle Elliot La Donna Sue Davenport James Dagirda Peggy Darst ou Out Did The Test ... Bubba Eppes Shirley Ewing Carol Fabel Mike Fanning Melodye Fewel Nourishment while I work. Mary Ann Field lohn Finch Kay Fisher Suzanne Fleming Sandra Foster Jimmy Fox George Francis Wanda Frazier Emily Fricks Robert Garrison Linda Gibbs Dale Gilbert Marilyn Gilmartin Frank Gilstrap Virginia Glanville I.arry Glover Patsy Graves Carol Green Bruce Grenvall Ronald Haag With Halloween Booth Betty Sue Hall Raymond Hall Where can I put this? Jenny Hale Leroy Hallman Diane Hamilton Larry Hamilton Ruth Hancock David Hanncock Vici Handly Bob Hankins Dorothy Hardin Brenda Harris Harold Harris Mike Harris Pat Harrison Sammy Harrison Linda Hatcher Randy Haugh Barbara Hendrick Katherine Henson Mary Hiqhtower Darlene Hill Ann Hilleaid Jerry Hippie Ronnie Hoenig 182 And Homecoming Float.. James Howell Brenda Howell Tommy Howard The winnah! Peggy Howard Jimmy Howard Eva Howard Jay Houston Wanda Houchia Terry Houchin Dwaine Holt Bennv Hollingsworth Don Hoaland Nancy Hubbard Karen Huffman Mike Inlow David Irons Marcia Jacobs Ronny James Jackie Jameson Pat Jarvis Kay Jeanes Nancy Jenkins Ronald Jenkins 183 Remember Sue Jennings Joe Jinks Jimmy Jobe Gary Johns Judy Johnson Skipper Johnson Freddie Johnston Jerry Johnston Ronny Jones Jerry Jordan Ronnie Jordan Kenton Jung Barbara Keating Cledy Keith Gary Key Carlet Kight Carolyn Kincaid Lester Kindred Beth Klapper Don Knight Eddie Knight Jimmy Knight Brenda Laney Sue Langford Jerry Lassen 184 The C ass Socia ... Harold Lawing Bobby Leach Tom Letter Carl Lewis Linda Lindsey One shake is enough for us Joe London Rita Lott Dianne Lowe Mary Lowry Rose Ann Lowry Linda Luttrall Ethel Lummus Gale Maxwell Paul Marlin Larry Martin Jack Marty Mary Marshburn Martha May Doug Mazo Delbert McAmis Bobby McCain Freddie McCain Madelina McCoy Mary McCraw Margaret McCreery 185 The Club Activities ... Paul McCreery Larry McDonald Gulp... gulp... gulp! Melba McGarity Kathy McGee Diane McLean Sandra McLellan Travis McLemore Ted McMichael Richard McNeei Jerry McPike Carolyn Mercer Lloyd Mitchell Ronald Moffett Carol Moody Peggy Sue Moore Sharon Moore Tommy Moore Charles Morales Billy Morgan Bonnie Morrison Donnie Morrow Joe Muscanere Sarah Nelson Edwina Neumyer Diane Nicholas 186 Mike Norwell Glenda Oakley Barbara Oliver Oh, no! Not some more! Jackie Oiler Judy Overtree Bobbie Palmer Lucian Palmer Carol Parke Joe Parker Nelson Parker Stan Parker Ardath Payne Fred Pennington Diane Perrett Shirie Lee Perry Michael Peter Linda Peters Barbara Pickering Betty Pickering Jo Ann Phears A. C. Philips Artis Phillips Beverly Phillips And The Big Dances.. Otis I. Niles Barbara Nolley A so. The Temp Bui dings... Judy Phillips Herschel Phipps Porter Pierce Francis Plekavic Adaire Pool Carol Ramsey Joyce Ramsey Ronald Ramsey Joe Randall Billy Rayburn Rex Redden Janet Reed Jill Reed Gai-Lynn Resch Susan Richardson Robert Rickey Richard Riddel Barbara Ritter Dawn Marie Roberts Linda Ross 188 Virginia Ross Palsy Roten Betty Rountree Kenneth Russell Albert Ryan Schools represented are: . . Barbara Sampson Jerry Sanders Sandra Sanders Theda Sanderson Reuben Sandoval Marydene Scholwinski Louis Seay Ann Scruton Wally Shackelford Robbie Shaw Jack Shemwell Dick Shepard Bill Shope Ricky Shope Trey Shurman Sonny Sides David Simmons Carolyn Skidmore Jane Slaughter Kenneth Sleeper And Favorite Teachers - Weldon Snell Carol Ann Snider Phyllis Snider Blake Snow Howard Snowden Wanda Sparks Barbara Sparrow Jerry Spurlock Tracy Stanley Donna Stevens Glenda Stewart Wendell Stoneker Nan Story Margie Stover Merrily St. Romain Pat Strong Billy Storud Don Sudduth Pat Summers Lynn Sutton 190 These Memories You Leave Marsha Sutherland Lynn Svestka Bobby Swafford Sandra Tallon Janice Tankersley Bill Teets Rain! 40, 33, 82! Sharon Tidwell John Tierce Linda Thomas Marjorie Thomasson Carol Tomlin Leorah Towned Sandra Trull Betty Trimble Milton Tucker Pat Tull Billy Turner Jimmy Turner Larry Turpin Bettye Usher Jack Vance Linda Van Leuvan James Waite Priscilla Waldrop Betty Walker Charlene Walker 191 As Sophs of '60. Sharon Walker Lavern Wallace Florence Walton Staying after school? Clydelle Warren Bobby Warriner Larry Watkins Patricia Watson Joe Weatherall Alton West Ann White Betty Williams Bill Williams Bobby Williams Janie Williams Virginia Williams Norma Wills Bobby Lee Wilson Starlett Wilson Ted Wolf Sammy Wright Wesley Wright Mike Yeatherman Rosemary Yeatherman Bobby Young Gary Young Sharon Young 192 Lila Abercrumbie Cynthia Ackerman Bill Adams Julia Adams r Janie Adwell Beverly Allen Not another step. Jo Anne Allen Harry Allison To The Fish Louis Alois Connie Anderson Micheal Angell Barbara Axelson Sandra Ayres Linda Bacon Terry Bacon James Bailey Larry Bailey Saundra Baize Carroll Baker Karen Ballew Darlene Barton Wally Bates John Baker Jlrich Baur lobby Bays ✓arol Beard Cynthia Beard Ihirley Beard ohn Backer Charles Bell )pal Bell ‘at Bell any Bellvilie uth Benbow oy Bennett enry Bently at Benton ickie Bernard inda Blachly hirley Bland f 58... nest Blocker Iward Bodiford rry Boen harles Bond idy Bond uth Boultinghouse 'oleen Bourque inda Boxley obby Brady imes Bray etty Ann Brewer lenn Brewer enneth Bridges harles Brittian lartha Brock inda Brosher fayne Bryant lickey Bumpass i Q it s Q c (9 1 a i : — — I a -X s • - 1 Melinda Buntin Cathy Burke Carol Bumum Warren Burres Janna Burris Gerald Burton Lovers quarrel. Beginning our Career Sandra Byrom Carol Cadwell Gilbert Cain Edward Camp Rod Campbell h David Cansler Don Cantrell Doris Cantrell Kathleen Carr Judy Carter George Casey Mike Casey Nelda Caudill Sandra Cawtho Scott Challenge aron Chapman in Chasteen irley Chester ggy Christian ithy Cigainero rginia Clark nna Cobb ary Cofer ithleen Coleman � d Collard nald Conaway yce Conder ilton Conner iwn Cook 1 Cooper It AMS. irah Cornelson Iward Cosgrove nmy Cosgrove laron Couch anie Coulter ickie Courtney indra Jean Cox tckie Crowson i Ann Cree oris Creed onnie Cremer aymond Creswell ie Cummings harles Cunningham ichard Curtis obert Cuskaden y Dancer eorge Davis □ssel Davis im Day Shirley Day Tom De Maris Richie Demels Dale Dempsey Rebecca Dennis Robert Dennis ’A May I walk you to class? You Marveled at a Hew Carol De Wees Lola Dillard r X X a — T Norvell Dish Ted Downing Mary Doyle Ted Driver Frances Drury Richard Dublin Monia Duckett Larry Earley Clifton Eason John Elliott Judy Erickson Copeland Everet Paulette Fagan George Faught John Fegan ike Ferrell xrry Fields aby Ann Flenniken ary Ann Fletcher arbara Foreman eneva Foster teve Fowler ill Franks aymond Franz obert Franz ayne Frazier Wilson Frazier ue Fricks ay Fry ete Fuentes School udrey Goin ony Gaines ranees Garner uane Garner inda Garner aula Garrison impson Garrison kxthie Geer Villiam Genzel Geraldine Geraldon Cathie Gibbs Jandra Gibbs 'hornas Gibbs Barbara Gilbert Inn Gladen like Goddard ynnette Goldman 5ary Goleman ,arry Goleman )on Gordon Vickie Gorman Darrell Gotcher Sally Gould Card Gowen Ronnie Gowin Sandra Grace Watch it, Mr. Key is coming! First Day - Lost. Second - Martha Graham Dexter Green Larry Green Sue Green Gavin Gregory Pauletta Grubbs Nancy Haggard Jack Hale Jimmy Hall Joe Frank Hall Patricia Hall June Halsey Martha Ham Sandra Hamilton Earl Hansen Mike Hardwick Jimmy Hardy Faye Harmon Billy Harrell Dee Harrelson Betty Harris Billy Hartley r J mm r 4 m A O 0 «• • Linda Hartsfield Jessie Harvey Carol Hash 0 Jane Harper Joy Havins s, i || 1 | r- -- , Jryan Hawkins udy Hayes immy Head -eigh Heflin Curtis Henderson Lost Larry Henry Jim Bob Hensley Velda Heron David Herr Charles Hester ft I - ji r a n —' «r m X ? MW Jimmy Higgins Judy Higgins Bobby Joe Hitt Mary Holbert Jeanie Holcroft IS W A f t Billy Holeman Billy Holland Cecil Hollingsworth Jesse Holloway lobert Holloway f) 2 A ? Johnny Holmes Pat Hooley Dean Hooper Robert Hopkins Robert Hopson Ck u J r? i Ruth Hosey Brice Houston Linda Howell Robert Howerton Clema Housley Albert Hubbard Jimmy Hubbard Donna Hucabee Dating. Sports. And Richard Huebne Roger Huebner Carolyn Huffmc: Linda Huitt Reed Hunt Linda Hunter Carol Hurlbut Shirley Hussey Pearl Hyndman Duane Ivy James Jackson, Jimmy Jackson Larry James Paul James Charles Jenkins Bernice Jeter Anita Jinks Vickie Johns Billy Johnson Harold Johnson Jimmy Johnson Margaret Johnson Sonja Johnson Darlene Jones Hardy Jones Jerry Jones David Joyner Armin Karbach Billy Keen Clyston Keenre Mary Kelly Nancy Kembor Joyce Kemp Lessons James Kerbow John Kerbow Jan Anne Ketchum Paula Kevil David King James Kirkpatrick Nancy Kitterman Phyllis Kizer Nancy Klatt James Klutz Myrna Knapp Barbara Knight Carol Knight Clinton Knight Gerald Kraybill Cecelia Kropff Cathy Kunkle Billy Kwen Raymond Lambert Mark Lamkin Delores Land Don Land Jerry Lankford Nita Lasater Rex Hanser Latham It says here. . . Filled K'our Pas- John Lawler Pat Layton Janie Leath Jimmy Lee Michael Leeds Jameslyn Lewis Larry Lively Janet Lockstedt Robert Love Carol Luttrell Patricia Luzade Joanna Macri Barbara Magge Bruce Malone David Mansfiel hn Martain ickie Martin imes Martin imes Mac Martin fanda Nell Martin eth Marvin harlotte Mathes lawin Matthews like Mayer rdy Mayes met Mayhew eorgeann Mays ay McCain ynn McCorkle onald McGiffen ime haron McLemon hristine McNamara idy McNeel ecil McPheeters om Menz ean Mickelson Charles Miles Melody Mill Thomas Mills 'loyd Miller oan Miller -onnie Miller Job Minter Seorge Moore oseph Allen Moore 'ana Moore lonnie Moore harles Morales ranita Morris Talcom Morrow § 1 -r o A -f a % 13k V P Hsr K nl «i P Q i ol r yjp X 1% ¥ ( % - f «,i p «• — W i M 3 - jgj ‘ w, fj $ 4 = ■ « a “ - , 5' Martha Morrow Bennie Morton Larry Mosis Cathy Mungerro Bill Murchinson Suzanne Newcomb Caught! Juanice Nicholas Your First Term Nita Jo Nix Sandra Nix Skipper Normar Molly Northcutt Diane Nunn Jackie Oakes Cliff O'Connell Danny O'Conro Robert Ola Donald Owens Elaine Pace Laszlo Pahany S. L. Palmer Raymond Parke Donna Parr Jaunita Pana Iwen Parrish athryn Parrish dgar Paschal iary Paschal Charles Patterson Gregory Pearce ?rry Pennington avid Pfarner ireg Pierce Irover Pierce ickey Pierce lizabeth Pipes lindy Pirkle irry Plemons 'omrny Poindexter aria Poland elia Porter Exams ail Posselt mmy Powers nald Presley ale Presnell ay Price Ivin Ptoney etsy Jane Purvis idy Race aren Raish hnny Rascoe lien Rawdon eorge Ray [arthr: Rayburn anda Reasoner rndra Reel Rehfeldt irter Reynolds rncy Reynolds James Rhett Bobby Rhodes Donald Rhodes Jack Rhodes David Richardson Larry Ricketts Were Caroline Richey Donald Riley Freddie Riggs Mary Rivers Rickey Rivers Cathy Rogers Myrtie Rogers Stevie Ross Bill Rowland Ann Russel Don Rutland Carolyn Sounder Linda Saunders Linda Scanlan Sharon Schifelbe: Carmelle Schug Tommy Scott Carolyn Scottino Sherry Serly Kenneth Sellers Virqinia Sheffel Bill Sherman John Shope Wayne Shrum Karen Shurmon Barbara Sier Glynda Simmons Eddie Simpson Keith Skiles David Skinner Joke! Linda Sleeper Ann Smith Billy Smith Gary Smith Janette Smith Sandra Smith Sanford Smith Frank Snell Ronnie Spane Peter Sparrow Wayne Spear Annette Spencer Pat Spruance Carol Squires Sue Stafford Margaret Stark Judy Steakley George Steele A1 Stepp Shirley Stevens Bonnie Stewart Mary Lynn Stewart Sandra Stewart James Thomas Stiles Kinda Crowded. Then The Dey Jerry Stiles Heinz Stocker Diane Stockton Kay Stone Linda Stovall Lynda Stroud Dianne Summerall Jackie Summer ford Johnny Swafford Wilma Talbot Betty Tamplin Aldah Jo Taylor Glen Taylor Kison Taylor Harold Ray Terrell Betty Thompson Betty Thompson Johnny Thompson Jimmy Thornton Burton Tims Toby Tisdale Meredith Todd Butch Tomlin Ricky Townsend Suzanne Tucker Came — Mike Tull Mary Turner Nancy Turner Tommy Urie Prudence Vader Suzanne Van Riper Quentin Vennum Clinton Veres Lynn Waibel Calvin Walker Linda Wallace Beth Ward Terry Ward Clydelle Warren Kenneth Watkins Kenneth Wayne Watkins Marie Watkins Ruben Watson Kathleen Weatherford Shirley Webb Judy Webster I didn't really mean to! Roger Weed ou 're a Fish il o Emery Whipple Daryl White David White Mary Whitten Thomas Avon Whitworth Bettye Williams Janie Williams William Williams Barbara Wilson Judy Wilson Sammie Wilson Mitch Wilsox Gary Winter a Charlene Wise Beverly Wolff Tommy Wood Geanette Woods Jeanie Wright Bobbie Wynne Eddy Yale Robert Young Ronnie Young Sally Young Wiley Young Karen Younkin Longer! Jimmy Zimmerman 213 The Student Life is one of the most important phases of our high school life outside of learning. Through it you obtain friends, leaders, and a lot of fun. Clubs, musical groups, publications, and many other organizations provide the backing of our social activities. It takes these students and sponsors to pro- duce a good school like Arlington High. Partici- pation in these groups makes one's years at high school more enjoyable. 214 FIRST ROW: Reed. Knight. Jaeger. Olson. Snider. Cooper. Wommack. Craven. Marlar. Mickelson. Raish, Rico. Car Taylor. Wright. McLcllan. Mills. Key; THIRD ROW: Goetz. Skilos. Gowin, Hartley. Perrett. Jobe. Hatcher. Turck. Har Bowerman. Mills, O'Dell, Knapp. Carlson. Allison. Bano. Head. Cosby. Luke. Mahurin, Goetz. Mobus. Student Council 216 The Student Council promotes training in leadership, citizenship, and government. Through its many service projects it has made a name for itself and has done many worth- while thinqs for the growth of the school. The Student Council is a member of the Texas Association of Student Councils, and the North Texas Student Forum. Jorry Bano. Student Body President. •. Cofor; SECOND ROW: Young. Loath. Mosig. Cansler. Sanderson. Chasteen. Hilliard. McAmis. Roynolds. Reynolds. Is. Cobb. Stockton. Blanton. Eppes. Finch. Weatherall; FOURTH ROW: Inlow. Wright. Brenning4 Parker. Valentino. Governs Our School■ Oiiicers aro: Mr. Jerry Smith. Sponsor; Jack Goetz. Vice-President; Ann Snider. Parliamentarian; Jerry Bano President; Kay Olson. Secretary; and Mrs. Gertrude Johns. Sponsor FIRST ROW: Cooper. Clements. Roaves. Noah. Penn. Huffman. Lowry. Clements, Stevens, Moseloy. Gorman; SECOND ROW: Hinson. Turner. Richardson. Sleppy. Gann. Kiker. Kent. Gowan. Johnson. Cox; THIRD ROW: Mebus. Goorge. Head Turpin Shemwell. Burrcss. Elliot. Bell. Schug. Blachly, Tucker. Bradley: FOURTH ROW: Thorton. Pierce. Johnson. Stewart. Russell. Wanker. Hardwick, Thorsen. Hubbard. Cooper. Devotional Council Aids Spiritua iy. Wally Head. President; Maudie Bell. Secretary; Not pictured: Connie Meyers. Vice-President. SAFETY COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Poe. Olson. Kraft. McAdams. Stovall. Howard. Walker. Leeds. Poorman. Burch. Briggs, Parr: SECOND ROW: Martin. Price. Jinks. Hill. Alexander. Harvey. Wright. Lumsden. Roevos. Hall. Ivy; THIRD ROW: McGrew. Wood. Mitchell. Bronnlng. Rlsher. Wagon. Malono. Stonoker: FOURTH ROW: Jones. Howard. Turnor. Courtney. George. Johnston. Tierce. Adams. Meisner, Wilson. Safety' First Is Our Motto. President. Benny Wright; Vice-President, Philip Lumsden; Secretary. Bobbie Burch, not pictured: Treasurer. Kay Olson; Social Chairmen. Carol Poe and Bobbie Rooves. 219 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. FIRST ROW: Hurlbut. Spencer. Huffman. Whitten. Barton. Cox. Drury. Mays, Ward. Squires. Hooloy. Wise. Gorman, Ham. Bond, Wilson: SECOND ROW: Hammond. Savage. Wooten. Bass. Biaaers. Couch. Scarborough. Raish. Sheffol, Mickelson. Garner. Nichols. Bear i. Pirkle. Yeathermon. Haywood: THIRD ROW: Scruton. Moves. Boll. Scottino. Hussey. Condor. Ackerman. Anderson, Schug. Foreman. Byroo. Hamilton. Tucker. Jenkins. Burton. Cunklo. Brouer: FOURTH ROW: Bussey. Trull. Roton. Parrish, Jeter. Newcomb. Halsey. F. H. A. Prepares Gir s Ojficors: Loft to right: Johnson. 3rd Vice-President; Gould, Song Leader; Reynolds. 4th Vice-Prosidont; Peterson. Secretary: Biggors. 2nd Vice-President; Slaughter. Pianist; Gunn, Historian; Snider. Presi- dent; Bell. Sergeant-at-Arms; Jonos. Parliamentarian; Marlar. Song Leader: Bradley. 5th Vice-President: Cooper. 1st Vice-President. mm FIRST ROW: Sampson. Shurmon. Jones. Stone. S Green. Clayton. Harris. Smith: SECOND ROW: H Berry, Johnson. Parrish. Hall, Burris. Elliott; TH Ward, Cansler. Matlock. Gilmarlin. McCoy. Bu Race. Loath. Wynn. Murphy. Knotts. Burleson, h Allbright. Kight. Slaughter. FIRST ROW: Davi� , May. Oliver. Hall, Held. Nicholas, Clemonts, Barker. Erickson, Pipes. Saunders, Phillips. Howard. St. Romain. Laney. Rice. Tackett. Bradley; SECOND ROW: Burch. Walton. Moody. Klapper. Yeathormon. Caldwell. Rayburn. Abney. Spruance. Story. Usher. Hillard. Keating. Rosamond. Rinehart. Hancock. Payne: THIRD ROW: Bland. Barber. Skidmoro. Frisboo. Gould. Marlar. Snider. Jones. Turck. Harris, Grubbs, Grubbs. Kelley. Fletcher. Foster. Cagle; FOURTH ROW: Strong. Dublin. McGarity, Barcroft. Frasier. DeVoro. Porter. Olson. Reynolds. Cooper. Hash. Burke. Gladen. Dennis. Hartsfield. Ballew. For the Future ... Dads tako over in the kitchen. ud. Plokavic. McCrcory. Keys, Harris, Swafford, Handly. Joans, ley. Ross. Higgins, Estes, Stockton, Gowan, Hebbard, Thomas. Bailey. ROW: Walker. Parr. Adams, Cigainero, Scanlan, Sier. Vader. Jumpor. ry. Wilson; FOURTH ROW: Huffman, Smith. Kittorman, Geraldon. ih, Gann, Couch. Lowry. Luttrcll. McLollan. Sutherland. Wilson. FIRST ROW: May, Barkor. Smith, May. Blankenship, Haines, Pruitt. Tompkins. Gamble. Mrs. Nichols; SECOND ROW: Craven. Clements, Hebbard. Payno. Sparrow. Woodward. Hold. Taylor. Mrs. Hudnall; THIRD ROW: Wommack. Lommons. Lowry, Shepard. Copper. Bradley. Freeman. Freeman. Trull, Biggcrs. F. T. A. Encourages Teaching. Officers are: Linda Shep- ard. President; Virginia Taylor. Parliamentarian: Donna Biggers. Vice-Presi- dent; not pictured are Phyllis Hebbard. Secre- tary; and Judy Johnson. Treasurer. FUTURE NURSES: FIRST ROW: Clemonts, Watkins. Nash. Snowden. Holt. McFarland. Leeds, Campbell. Jones. Steelman. Keck. Craig. Smith. Hammond. Wilson: SECOND ROW: Hutcheson. Gowan. Scottlno, Hcbbard. Jaeger, Clayton. Green. Brouer; THIRD ROW: Tompkins. Briscoo. East, Carr. Tackett. Kincaid. Eixman. Frlsboe. Barron. Kitterman. Wylie. Bed Cross. F. N. A. Beady For emergencies. JUNIOR RED CROSS: FIRST ROW: Barton. Hartley. Stone, Condloy. Kovil. Saunders, Mayes. Drury. Holman. East; SECOND ROW: Carbary. Tucker, Kitterman. Moody. Cosper. McCreery. McFarland. Wylie. Scottino; THIRD ROW: Burkins. Ollor. Croswell, Harris. Burross. Usher. Taylor. Smith. Layton, Waro; Fourth ROW: Garrison. Winter. Donlin. Haag. Keith. Vaught. Miss Glass. Miss Roark, Wallace. Hirsch. Holloway. Shomwell, Davis. FIRST ROW: Reynolds, Johnson, Cass. Craven, Snider. Jones; SECOND ROW: Elliott. Haines, Ellington. Blankenship. McAmis. Cooper. Walker. English. Reynolds. Olson. Noah; THIRD ROW: Love. Collins. Biggers. Harris. Turck. Shepard. Tumor. Schug. Reaves; FOURTH ROW: Weir. Taylor. Bane. Mobus, Cosby. Leyondeckor. May. Brunson, Young. Knight. Not Pictured -Goetz. I H S Recognizes Spring officers-Lelt to right: Bane. Vice-President: Mebus. Social Chair- man: Cass. Secretary; Reynolds. Treasurer: Weir. President; Turck. Social Chairman: Cooper. Reporter. Pat Weir becomes. Outstanding Oua tie s. FIRST ROW: Koya. Wooten. Croon. Gunn, McAlpino, McCleskey, Marlar. Waro. Bost; SECOND ROW: Edwards. lobe. Freeman. McCreery. Short, Morrison, Matthews, Busseo. Kunkle, Creed. Mrs. Pope: THIRD ROW: Miss Price, Hutcheson. Rico. Key. Gardnor. Price. Plrklo. Smith. Sholl. Daugherty: FOURTH ROW: Smith. Mooro. Blanton. Bowerman. Dunkley, Flynt. Moore. Fall Oliicers-Left to right: Boon. President; Vice-President. Weir; Reaves, Troasuror: Love. Social Chairman. Craven, Secrotary: Mobus. Social Chairman. .the now President. Order of Gregg Artists: FIRST ROW: Ellington. Road. Hartley. Jumper. Climor. Pollock. Haines: SECOND ROW: Elliott. Collins. Moseley, Crowder. Lane. Holloway. Dollar. Schug; THIRD ROW: Mann. Heron, Brenning. Tibbots, Love. Sulak. Jackson. Bonnott: FOURTH ROW: McAmis, Crone. Colyor, Kitterman. Mrs. Sherrod. Barron. McCraw. Leeds. We Strive For Perfection. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT. FIRST ROW: Howard. Short. Whcolor. Andrews. Campbell. Eixman. Rogers. Patton. Creed. Green. Clayton; SECOND ROW: Brunson. Briscoe. Leeds, Student Store members are: FIRST ROW: Crco. Saunders; SECOND ROW: Mayhew, Board, Cannon. Scholwinski; THIRD ROW: McCoy. Wilson. Bennett; FOURTH ROW: Roach. Dunn. Allen. Workers Assist in Schooi Services. Office Helpers are: FIRST ROW: Penn, Jones. Daughorty. Marlar. Magee. Heron. McAlpine. Wylie. Jacobs; SECOND ROW: Hull. Hainos, Matthews, Moseley. Leeds. Brooks, Wooten. Whitten; THIRD ROW: Ovortreo. Hoodloy. Rayburn. Powell. Townsend. Hubbard. DeVore. PUlar. Hill. FIRST ROW: Carol Board. Kay Stone, Darlene Jones, Nancy Reynolds. Kathryn. Woodward. Phyllis, Kizer: SECOND ROW: Carol Fabel, Marilyn McCoy. Lynda Hunter. Virginia Jobe. Mrs. FlomiAg. Ann Smith; THIRD ROW: Tommy Wood. Adaire Pool. Karon Huffman. Catherine Fabol, Jo Ann Croo. Both Marvin; FOURTH ROW: Mitchell Wilson. David King. Tod Driver. Sandra Foster. Sharon Young. Lynda Van Leuvan. Martha Graham. Library C ub Encourages Reading. . OFFICERS: Virginia Jobe. Program Chairman Karen Huffman. Social Chairman Maurice Meetzo, President Mitcholl Wilson. Publicity Chairman LIBRARY HELP: FIRST ROW: Nicholas. Bond. Pirklc. Pan. Fabel. Woodward. Jones. Kizer; SECOND ROW: Sampson. Fletcher. Fabel. Day. lobe. Mrs. Fleming; THIRD ROW: Crook. Pool, Marvin. Nunn, Field. Sleppy, Webster; FOURTH ROW: Wilson. Wallace. King. Norman. Baker. Bodiford. Library. P. T. A. Promote School Interests. P. T. A. COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Garrison. Coats. Bell. St. Romain. McGee. Stroud. Fletcher. Conder: SECOND ROW: Byron. Rayburn. Strong. Rico. Garrison. Browor. Colyor. Scottino. West; THIRD ROW: Heron. Harrolson. Daugherty. Foreman. Holt. Phillips. Harvoy. Bell, Young. Macri; FOURTH ROW: Mills. Simpson. Yale. Furguson. Weir. Alois. Brunson. Mayhew. Miss Amos, Shull. Officers: Knapp. President: Bell. Secretary; Wells. Parliamentarian; Boaz, Sergeant-at-Arms: Holloway, Vico-President; Sessions. Reporter; Anderson. Historian: Carr. Treasurer. F. F. A. Promotes Agriculture. FIRST ROW; Bennett. Martin. Bays. Bell. Wells, Boaz. Holloway. Knapp. Crouch. Scott. Pirkle. Anderson. Carr. Stone. Allbright; SECOND ROW: Riddel. Bray. Milos, Holloway. Patterson. Thomas. Russell. Tierce. Harris: THIRD ROW: Shackelford, Howard. Kindred. Davis. Yale. Johns. Cantrell. Thomason. Williams. Hass, Cramley, Tull; FOURTH ROW: Shurmon. Duvall, Kirkpatrick, Croswoll. Norvell. Shemwell. Young. Campbell. Frazier. Webb. Sessions. Cramer. Sanders. Hippie. Batos. Key C ub Serves School .Community FIRST ROW: Tommy May. Richard Wallace. Allan Prico, Bill Bowerman. Rogers Gardner. Ir.. Charlie Key. Gary Hinson. Ray Hill; SECOND ROW: lames Smith. Jimmy Carter, Andy Ibsen. Larry Mickelson, Perry Mills. Paul Swartz, Tim Rogers. John Menz. David Terrell; THIRD ROW: Bill Goodwin. Coach Doyle Malone. Don Boatright. M. D. Brom. Mike Defooro. Don Posnoll. David Duke. John Larson. Joe Weatherall. FIRST ROW: Neumeyer. Hammond. Short. Pillar. Roberts. Frlsboo. Cooper. Hatcher. Olson, Clomonts, Reaves, Turck. Bradley, Stevens; SECOND ROW: Ibsen. Mcy, Wooten. Hutcheson. Gould. Price. Keys. Leeds, Lane. Wilson. Gowan, Williams; THIRD ROW: Nash. Ball. Gunn. Yoathormon. Wilson. Poe. Smith, Patton. McDonald. Peterson. Gann. Sutherland. Matthews. Cunkle. Hill. Henson: FOURTH ROW: Gamble. Oliver, Middlebrook. McAfoo. Gardner. McGrew. Hendrix. Burney. Wright. Lumsden. Posnoll. Boatright, Meisner. Ormcnd, Wallace. Mills. Whitten. Smith, Oakes. Meador. Camera C ub Provides President. Perry Mills; Vice-President. Carl Long; Secretary. Patty Patton; Treasurer. Jeanio Reavos; Social Chairmen J udy Rice and Philip Lumsden. Charles Hester Head Photographer v FIRST ROW: Fagan. McLean. Coalos. Moseley. Morgan. Rosmond. Biggers. Eaton. Rinehart. Jumper, Read. Mr. Duff: SECOND ROW: McCorkle. Ellington. Taylor. Love. Brunson. Roynolds, Grisham. Rico. Tackett, Pruitt. Matetzschk. Daugherty: THIRD ROW: Riggs. Tankorsloy. Wommack, Collins. Jones. Cox, Campbell. Sullivan. Kincaid. Moody. Nowoll, Martin: FOURTH ROW: Rowland. Peters. Townsend. Young. Weston. Bufkin. Leath. Ferguson. Long. Kelley. Dofooro. Chastoon. Pictures For Publications. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS: John Fagan. Fred Riggs. Pat McLean. Janico Tankersley. Mike Peters, Fred Young. Lynn McCorkle, Bill Rowland, and Ricky Townsend. FIRST ROW: Clements. Ellington. Koys. Dauqherty. Cravon. Patton. Olson. Snider. Wilson. Jones. Turck. Hatchor. Kralt. Marlar; SECOND ROW: Garcia. Brunson. Kincaid. Turner. Mosley. Woclen. McCreory.Matetzschk, Sutherland. Johnson. Tackett. Giddens. Lowry. Short; THIRD ROW: Taylor. Tompkins. Collins. Brenning. Love. McDonald. Cansler. Creed. Patterson. Smith. Bass. Suther- land. Clayton. Green; FOURTH ROW: Jones. Sinclair, Rice. Gunn. Rinohart. Gould. Campbell. Poe. Pruitt. Hutcheson. Hormon. Kikor. Garrison. Petorson. Frisbee. Eixman. Wylio. Literary C ub Furthers Literary interests. President, Judy Rice; Vice-President. Karan Daugherty; Secretary. Frances Greon PUBLICATIONS REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: Annette Spencer. Charlene Wiso. Gaylo Elliott. Brenda Laney. Grace Snowdon. Kathy Barnes. Judy McFarland; SECOND ROW: Sandra Hamilton, Karen Ralsh. Mary Kelley, Jeannie Coulter, Judy Smith. Lynn Sutton: THIRD ROW: Tommy Wood, Joe Cummings. Loraino Frooman. Donna Biggers. Sandra Pruit, Nancy Rinehart. Janie Williams. Brenda Crood. Gail Hammond. Cynthia Waller; FOURTH ROW: Jorry Stilos. Ricky Townsend. William Genzel. Randy Haugh. Doug Duke. Bill Sherman. Charles Blackwoll. Johnny Clark. Bonny Wright. Bob McLellan. Representatives. Oui t and Scro t Aid Staffs. QUILL AND SCROLL: FIRST ROW: Joella Stevons, Kathryn Woodward. Virginia Taylor. Priscilla Cooper. Jonnie McAmis, Sandra Craven. Kay Olson; SECOND ROW: Judy Young. Karan. Daughorty. Donna East. Janice Turner. Pat Hainos. Janio Reynolds; THIRD ROW: Judy Carr. Vinita Brunson. Janet Reynolds. Wanda Turck. Holly Harris. Not Pictured Jorry Cosby. Bob Mebus, Connie Meyers, Jimmy White, and Anita Coleman. Priscilla Cooper News Editor i am i Donna East Sports Editor Ronnie Yagla Advertising Manager 236 Judy Young—Editor-in-Chief Holly Harris Wanda Turck Feature Editor Feature Editor Judy Carr CJub Editor Joella Stevens Business Manager Connie Meyers Art Editor Melvin Eddings Circulation Manager Co t Reporters and Assistants. From loft to right: Nancy West. Janie Reynolds, Kathryn Woodward. Kay Olson. Jimmy Ball. Ann Snider. Adaire Poolo, Karan Daugherty. Wanda Yeathermon. Ronnie Yagla. Maxine Hill, Joella Stevens, and Kay Coats. Staff Publishes Bi-Weekly Paper Co t Corral Staff Edits earbook Vinita Brunson Clubs Editor Linda Shepard Personalities Editor Virginia Taylor Editor-in-Chief Pat Haines Typist Janet Reynolds Sports Editor STAGE BAND: FIRST ROW: English. Campbell. Ferguson. Merchison. Smith, Rogers. Wilson, Marlin: SECOND ROW: Patrick. Moore. Moore. Plomons, Rhodes, Honsloy. Nelson. First Chair Players: Hayos. Snider. Craven, Hcbbard. Pillar. Rogers. Patrick, Dickerson. Pfarner. English. Norton. Stewart. Swafford. The Co t 100' Represents COLT A BAND; FIRST ROW: Wynn. DeVore, Johnson. Creed. Bost. Love. Spoon, Slaughter, Baker. Hayes; SECOND� ROW: Cro Haynes, Camp, Pfarner; THIRD ROW: Walker. Kramer. Hawkins, Roberts, Wilbur. Wagnor, Reddell. Meador. Bush. Weather! Moscly. Johnson, Noah. Davenport, Barber. Harris. Wondland, Roberts. Smith. Walker. Murchison, Stewart, Harsch. Olson. He Johnson, Rhodos, McCain, Matlock. Swafford, Phillips. Sweny. Howard. Ware, Thorsen. Stewart. Marlin, McAlpine. Ferguson, 240 Officers: Love. Best. Worsham. Snidor. Librarians; Johnson. Thorsen. Chaplains; Shell. McAlpino. Social Chairmon; Creed, Socrotary; Patrick. Vice-President; Craven. President. All Region: Norton. Pfarner. Hayes. Rogers. Patrick. The Finest of A. H. ven. Spear. Creed, Tlsdalo. Whito. Hebbard. Pillar. Sutherland. Snider. Cashion. Townond. Jordan. Powell. Nalono. Snell, ord. Bond. Shell. Williams. Parker. Smith. Ormand, McGrifiin. Fxarier. Moore. Moore. Patrick; FOURTH ROW: Morrison. Edwards, oley. Wilson. Smith. Rogers. Bellville. Sampson. Gregory. Kilpatrick. Worsham. Alexander. Plemons, Dickerson; FIFTH ROW: English. Flag Bearers: Wanda Turck, Sandra Noah, Frankie Crone. Drum Majors: Johnny Dickerson Special Groups Add Spice 242 Little Arlie's Trainers: Whitey Nesbit, Bill Knapp. Majorettes: Marsha Sutherland, Nancy West, Judy Johnson, Kay Olson, head majorette. H1 JRL m and Bill Shell. To A 'Specio ' Band Arlington High School Marching Band. B BAND, FIRST ROW: Drury. Smith. Montor, Snider. Parker. Stovall. Mays. Scruton, Smith. McCain, Harris, LuttrclI. Tallon; SECOND ROW: Bell, Kittorman. Ward. Wise. Dennis. Flonnikon. Seay. Bodiford, Martin. Hancock, Hunt. Gorman, Taylor. Kelso. Hay- wood. Cheek: THIRD ROW: Thompson. Holman. Lanoy. Lynch, Clayton. Baur. Stevens. Pirklo. Burke. Dimpson. Presnell. Nor- man. Lotter. Hollingsworth. Andrews, Moffott. McCorkle. Ricketts. Dish. Boatright. Ryan: FOURTH ROW: Cosgrove. Whipple. Smith, Joyner. Kirby. King. Foreman. Trimble. Anderson. George. Bacon. Turner, Eddings. Milos, Cameron. Severa Musica Groups MELODIERS: FIRST ROW: Chapmen, Reed. Strong. Short: SECOND ROW: Jordan. Richardson. Cosper. Coates, Hill. Tompkins. Bass. Patterson. Curry; THIRD ROW: Hensley. Lively. Daugherty.Mois, Norman. Brooks. Pahany. McPheeters. Wright, McCorkle. MAD'MOISELLES; FIRST ROW: Flonnikon, Bell, Belew. Gordineer. Rogers, Smith, Baize, Klatt, Schiielboin, Barnos. Holcrolt, Mc- Garity, Adams; SECOND ROW: Reynolds, Miller. Sloppy. Waldrop. Lowry. Briggs. Gibson; THIRD ROW: Adams, Jameson. Hamilton. Connolly. Roasonor, Cantrell, Bradfield. Steakty. Duckett, Broosko. Johnson, Mayhow, Burnum. Horner. Ramsey. Al- bright. Stowart. Gilmartin, Waibel, Harris. Entertain. Serve School GLEEMEN: FIRST ROW: Vonnum. Allen. Smith. Bcrnius. Bailey. Wood. George; SECOND ROW: Young. Brooks. Connor. Bacon. Thornton. Spain. Stiles. Hardwick; THIRD ROW: Rowland. Phillips. Whitworth. Jenkins, Blakney. Donaldson. Blanton. Clark. The Blenders: Joyce Wommack. Ann Rohoarsing lor All-State are: Joyco Wommack and Jack Goetz. assisted Mebus, and Dick Goetz by Miss Ellis. The Chora tiers Delight FIRST ROW: Mosig. Guinn. McCloskey. Howard. Patton. Hartley. English. McAlpine. Wommack. Snider, Cooper. Ware. Heron; SECOND Gann; THIRD ROW: Long. McFarland. Dvorak. Ball. Thomas, McAfee. Flennikon. Head. Cosby. Head, Field. Pesnell. (Young and Sho; Freeman. Stewart. Patrick. Holloman. (Cansler, Heflin, Hays not shown); ACCOMPANISTS: Nancy Nelson and Sandra Noah. Officers: Mebus, President: Noah. Vice-President: Wommack, Sec- retary; Ware. Librarian: Hartley. Robe Custodian. Our School With Music. OW: Gunn. Kiker. Reaves. Matotzschk, McCroery. Freeman. Keys. Coulter. Craven, Olson. Hammond. Turck. Garcia. ) not shown); FOURTH ROW: Kolb. Goetz. Mobus. Goetz. Carlson. Wilson, Johnson. Crawford. Hammond. Harvoy. Autographs