Carter Riverside High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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5-T' N Ii, 1-- .iff A Betty Grossman and Faye Harris take picture Taking money tor Senior retouching tees, Ianie orders While lucly Thornton appears somewhat un- Ball and Edd Bivin work diligently, while Neal affected by the whole situation. Sitzes, Robert Havens, Roy Lovelacly and Tommy Palachek pose prettily for the camera. Picture-Taking Becomes Everybocly's Business Early in the fall, pictures were taken for the EAGLE. Seniors trekked across town and had three formal and three cap and gown proofs made at Hogan's Studio, Sophornores and Iuniors dressed their best and came by hornerooms to have their photos made. All undergraduates have their pictures rnade free which assures them a place in the annual. Mike Thompson smiles ior the birdie, While Mr, Ho an sna S his icture for the '53 Q D P EAGLE. W.. -1, Iudy Starnes gives her order tor pictures to Faye Harris and Donna Surnmerour awaits anxiously. Dandy Roy Don Wilson straightens his tie in preparation for his Dicture.

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On October 15, the Y-Teens had their annual initiation ot their new members. lnitiatees dress up according to the dictates of their officers. This year they were require to wear shirts and skirts with one high hee and one tennis shoe. No makeup of any kind was to be worn, and they were to wear as much jewelry as pos- sible. They paid homage to their senior Y- Teens by bowing, carrying their books, and obeying their commands. Y-Teens Initiate New Members Displaying their talents in applying makeup are Y-Teen pledges tor 1957. The CHS lovelies from left to right are Iudy Riscky, Carolyn Neely, and Frances Wood. Famished inductees Carla Baxter, Iill Harper, Fran Albright, Nancy Bryant, Suzanne Randolph, Martha Stanton, Beverly Huston, and Margaret Lee flash eyes right for Eagle camera-man. What would Emily Post say, Ladies? The ancient Egyptians did this, girls, but now we carry them with our hands! Dorothy Iohns and Bar- loyce Conditt practiced all Week tor this big moment. It isn't everyone who can say they pushed a penny over the Carter campus with their nose. bcrra Shelby carry on orders from Senior Y-Teens.

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Q een Glenda Shewmake receives roses from Lou Coursey at the half. Ian Barney Iudy Starnes, Pat Walls register and welcome Exes to Homecoming, A 57 Eagles Welcome Carter Exes Eagleland once again played host to a throng of 350 ex-students. At their anual meet- ing the exes elected Carter's Homecoming Queen, Glenda Shewmclke, from tour nominees. She was crowned on stage cmd given a mini- ature gold football at the homecoming pep ral- ly. Exes president, Lou Coursey, presented Glenda with a dozen red roses between halves at the Poly game, October 15. Whipping up that old Eagle spirit was Lynell Carter Boosters serve Iohn Solberg and Ierry Roberts, Gail Goodman Glenda Yeargan and Anderson at the snack bar en route, Betty Reid.