Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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Tlxgls Edzlor KAY CARIKP R Foreword Between the covels of the 1958 59 Pme Burr have been captured Ill words and plctures the memorable events of that wonderful year 1958 and 59 rom reglstratlon to hraduatlon These lI'lCld6l1tN have been rec-or ded so that you may be remlnded of the expeuences you shared as a member of the student body at CHS We hope that thls Pzne Burr wlll be a memoly book one that vou wlll look at the years to come As you turn the pages of your yearbook we hope you Wlll derlve as many pleasant memorles from each pace as we had m produclnr, t We now present to you the students and faculty of Calthare JIIDIOI' Senxor H1 h Qchool your 1959 Pzne Burr liuezness 'Vlanager JANICE GOOISBY ' W t - . I - f .K ' 0, . i x . . As v . f Q 1 and read with pleasure, settle arguments. and answer questions, not only now but in v x l u . u , . . ' . 0, , ' ' ' ff i . v L 4 'v Q -V I Q U . - . lg K 1 , 'I Q .V 1, . 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Administration to ,, -.. .,,.-.-, ff-f .. ww - ,,,- ,W-M.. W N .,, v.,..,-...f-- 7 N Y... . vvfv- i 3 x i , i 1 ' X . , . , xx Y!! 'r-uf' ,' ' ff f '--1 -'Q L NIR. LOUIS ROBINSON DR. EUGENE TENNEY Senior High School Principal Junior High School Prinripal E. B. MORRISON B. L. CARRINCTON CARROL W. CLICK Ndminif+trz1tivf- Assistant Businvss Manager Ullidanfe ,.,.... .. Q.. .Marr-av..-.,i ,ru lv' 'XIISS IIX'I l'IIi NI XVIHC .IHIINS ? i 'W fb' ' Q ? , I , ffl 5 , ' 1' 41 , X 9' ' I in R 1 I5 ' f NIR5. liIl.I,IIf .UTXN lJ.XHNliI.l 5v'4'Tr'I21I'y .X4in1i11iNI1'u1ix4- N-wr'--I:u'v . K3 1 f 1 .' - s 4 - S A 4 1 0 1 f Q-was Nr MRF, KVIEY WHHl.lCY PBX Ops-lutm' URS. .-XRIJCH HILFH S4'IliHI' High Svr-rvtary 5 I ...,.. U? XIRS, .lrxxllf SIIIWI NTP NIRS. IMI' T.X'l'l'XI .luniwr High S1-vw-I:1r'y Nllfgf' '-ll M-L T' R ......,.,... .. ,, ,Q F, lg 'J -..,., N Q ...... .-w,,,..,.--A,.,,, H , , 4 '? g . x XT' 'U 7 Fall Fun Students plicated el. x ,si ltls all a part of high school lifeg the mystery that fills the mind of every student: What lit-s llllt'illl?M For some it means the first year of this new life as seen through wide eyes of amazement. For others it is the last time they will walk through the familiar halls of CHS. begin a new year by registering and by working out those cfm schedules. ps., 'Or Mike Roquemore, Bubba Patterson, Kirk Smith, Ricky Murff. and Larry White begin year of chemistry with an ex periment. Fall days bring pep rallies such as the one pictured here in which Carthage spirit 4Kenneth Wooleyl prepares to scalp the Jackson- ville Indians lMartha Creenl. This year, a little different from the last and never to he duplicated, opens with the old spirit which is to live and grow during the next nine months. The enthusiasm, ambition, and sincerity of the citizens of our great city keep the spirit from dying. The time and hours of work spent by each, no matter how small, shapes the heart of CHS. v f ,Z U-MXH is ' -:Allis A task performed before every home game is the decorating of the football goal posts by the cheerleaders and other interested students. Shown here' are Billy Harrist. Walta LaGrone. and Ira Laflrone. Typical Senior class meeting with President Mike Roque more presiding. Early edition of the Carthaginian sets the journalism class off to a busy f?t year. E 1 K1 NEWLY ELECTED CLASS PRESIDENTS ack Ram Rick Harv Mik Ro e ore Ter J sey, ey ey, e qu m , ry Johnson, and Bruce Baker, smile as they plan the year's activities. In the fall of the year: You find that being a Senior is wonderful, but in one way it is no different from being ax Junior or Sopho- more . . . because you still have to study. You have an extra load on your shoulders because now you and your classmates are the leaders and set the examples . . . you realize that your success in your studies, ath- letics, organizations, and your leadership must be at the peak because there will be no next year. Seniors now look forward to graduation, but you will always look back on your high school days as a special and magic time of life that can never be again. You the Juniors . . . spend six hours a day, five days a week, with books, teachers, and learning . . . you choose the size of your Senior Rings . . . you become excited as the Junior-Senior Banquet draws near . . . many of the class will try out for cheerleader . . . Student Council officers, and other heads of organiations, are some of the many elections that bring to a close a junior year. You are new in senior high school . . . but you are becoming accustomed to the life of senior high school. You elect class officers . . . favorites . . . many of you play on the football team and participate in other sports events . . . and look forward to the an- nual Sophomore party . . . you the Sophomore class - with all the many new activities available to you, you still manage to maintain a good scholastic average. gay 1 J I X fihr Q-. v O 5 O Q . I yin - 4 hv Y VE 'N f 2 mu ji vw g, '1 '57 Senior Class Officers f-3 3' vi Q 'I X VX 1-ui' .,.-sv' I .si l,l'L'SI.fll'IIf Vice Pf6Sl.dCIlf MIKE ROQHWENIURE AIWBRY FARG.-XRSON ,Q di iw-'X ' '-w.4s - Sr'r'l'f'lnry Trensllrvr lcL?lUl'ff'l' XXXITF . ' ow ' ' , f 'W ,li LXUR . . IXAXIHX lxINlH.U,I, TITYIFTW ,Y lILI,liR Class of 19 9 COLORS Red and Silver FLOWER Red Rose SONG May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You MOTTO We judge ourselves by what we can do-while others judge us by what we have done already. CHARLES ALEXANDER Height is to be looked from, not to be looked upon. Agriculture 1, 23 PE Club 13 DE 3. YVONNE BAILEY Manners, the perfect flower ol noble chararler. Display Club lg FHA 1. 2, 34 Pep Club 1g Pep Squad 1. 3, 4-3 Drama Club 2, 3g Homemaking Club 23 FTA 4: Debate Club 4g Basketball 43 Youth for Christ 4. MICKEY BARLOW He pleases by not studying to please. Visual Club 2. 43 A Cappella Choir 4. Bicycle Club 14 Book Club 2, 3g FFA 2: Audio- 'l'l IONIASI N li BICICN ld Far away there in the sulzshim' are my highest tlspiratioris, FHA l. 2. 3, llrania Club l, -l--II Club 23 l'er Squad 25 Ulee Club 2, library Club 2. l BANIJALI. Blfl,l,ANlY He is just what he is, what better report. a boy, fl'IAl'IIIi, slurfenl, and good sport. I ootball I, 2. 3. 4: Basketball Ig Traek l, 2, 3, Agriculture I. 2, 3: Baseball 3. 4: Beau 4. BOBBY BONE Good sportsmanship and nice disposition have made him popular. Football 1. 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4, FBLA 43 Runner-Up Friendliest 4, Runner-Up Most Athletic 4. LEWIS BRATVIBLETT Witty speech, happy heart, and creditable deed. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Book Club 2g Texas ,lets 4. MUUZUN BICGS Artion is the mark of 11 great leader. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I. 2. 33 Traek I, 3, 43 Baseball 2. 3, 4, Outstanding Student I, 33 Salutatorian lg One-Act Play lg Slide Rule Club 2, Student Council 2, 3. 4, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4g Key Club 2, 3, 45 Texas ,lets 3, 4, Offieer 35 A Cappella Choir 3. 45 Boys' State 3, Debate fflub 43 Runner-Up Most Likely to Succeed 43 Best School Citizen 4. RONNIE BIRMINGHAM He that asks no questions isn't told a lie. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I3 Traek 3, Texas Jets 4. CARROL BROOKS The heart of a man is of itself but little, yet great things can jill it. Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, Officer 4g A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 All-State Alternate 3. CHARLES BRYSON I will be a man among men and no longer a dreamer among shadows. Reading Club 2, Audio-Visual Club 3g FBLA Club 4. After all these finally yell- JOHN BBITT Vfransfcrb Unselfish friendship- -widens, strengthens. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3: 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Officer l, 2, 3g Texas .lets 3. 4: Baseball l. RODNEY BROACH The days that make us happy make us wise, Football l, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, 4g Agriculture lg FBLA Club 4. JOE BUCK Great minds have purposes, others have only wishes. Band lg Travel Club lg Track 25 Football Man- ager 2, 3. 43 Texas .lets 3, 43 Key Club 43 Student Council 43 Debate Club 4, Book Club 2, President 2, Number Sense lg Extemporaneous Speech lg BFC Club President 3. JIMMY BUSH Friendship is like a tree that grows and grows. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Field and Stream Club lg Baseball 24 A Cappella Choir 3, 4-g Texas .lets 33 Track lg FFA lg FBLA 4. years. they can Yea, Seniors, '59, DONALD CARHCER I's wicked-ff I is. l's mighty wicked, anyhow-V I ean'l help it. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 AudioAVisual Club 1, 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Student Council 13 Texas ,lets 33 FBLA 43 A Cappella Choir 4. KAY CARIKER To work at the things you love or for those you love is to turn work into play and duty into privilege. Most Likely to Succeed Girl 43 Pep Club 1, Presi- dent 13 FHA 1, Second Vice President 13 FTA 2, 3, 4, President 3, 43 District Vice President of FTA 43 Valedictorian 13 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Pine Burr Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 43 Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, Junior High Editor 43 Bluebonnet Girls' State 33 Outstanding Student 33 Soil Conservation Essay Winner 33 Student Council 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 3, 43 Debate Club 4g Youth for Christ Club 4. JUDY CHANDLER Cheerfulness means a contented spirit. Drama Club 1, Officer 13 FBLA 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 43 FTA 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Pep Squad 4, Officer 4. JOHN CONWAY Never hurry, never worry. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 3, 43 Rod and Gun Club 13 Texas .lets 33 FBLA 4. MARY CASSlTY Une's outlook is a parl of one's virtue. First Aid Club 13 FHA 1, 2. 3. EUGENE CHADWICK Enough work to do, and strength enough to do the work. Football 13 Basketball 13 DE 43 Agriculture 2. MARY DAVIS Always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. FHA 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 2g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Display Club 1. SHARON DAVIS There's always something to keep the twinkle in her eye. Drama Club lg FHA 2. 3, 4g FBLA 3, 4. Seniors show off their Senior JERRY CURRY Once upon a time---and once was enough. Agriculture 1. 2. 3: DE 3g Physical Education Club 1. JAMES WARREN DAVIS The shortest pleasures are the greatest. Student Council lg Travel Club lg Reading Club 23 Texas lets 3, 4. PAUL EARLS 1TransferiP ,Wy crown is in my heart, not on my head. Band lg Bible 23 Gleemen 2: A Cappella Choir 3. 4g Latin Club 23 Bowling 3g Youth for Christ Club 43 Drama Club 4. WAYNE EDGE It is not sufficient to have great qualiliesg use must be able to make proper use of them. FFA 1, 23 DE 3. 4. President 45 Cutest Couple 4. most treasured possession- R1 n gs. FLOYD ELLIS Hope is lilfe the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind as. Football lg Basketball lg Drama Club 1, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 45 State FFA Entertainer 3. PATSY EMBRY lTransferJ Friendship is to be purchased only with friendship. Annual Staff 1, 2g Annual Queen Crowning 1, 23 FHA 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 4, .lunior Play 23 Drama Club 2, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Library As- sistant 4, FBLA 3, 4, President 4. CATHOLENE FOLEY The life that is in tune with God is keyed to the note of love. Journalism Club lg FHA 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, FBLA 3, 43 Assistant Librarian 33 .lunior Homemaking Degree 1. HAZEL FORD CTransferJ Seek not happiness, bestow it, and it will come to you. FHA 1, 29 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 13 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 39 FBLA 4. fi AUBRY FARCARSON A politican thinks of the next election, a statesman, of the next generation. Band 1, 2, Pop Band 1, 23 Debate District Winner 1, 2, 3, Debate National Winner 3, Debate State Meet Participant 3, Student Council 1, President lg Outstanding Student lg Audio-Visual Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Officer 1. 2. 3, 43 Debate Club 3, 4, Officer 35 Class Officer 4-g Slide Rule Club 4. RICHARD FLEETWOOD Silence is a true friend who never betrays. 4-H Club lg Book Club 33 DE 4. JIMMY GRIFFITH You are what you set out to be. FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, 4, FFA District Vice Presi- dent 3, FFA Area President 4, State Farmer 4, First Place District Chapter Conducting Team, Area First on Radio Broadcasting Team, Delegate to National Convention, First Place on Farm Skills Team, Student Council 3, Debate 4. JO ANN HARMON It is the pleasant worgl and the smile you wear that makes the sun shine everywhere. Declamation 1, journalism Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Of- ficer 2, Student Council 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, Cheer- leader 4, FTA Club 3. 4, Officer 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, Football Duchess 3, Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, Pine Burr Staff 4, Copy Editor 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, Beauty 4, Runner-Up Miss CHS 4. Every hom Seniors show spirit by JANICE GOOLSBY ln Carl shall be my hope, my stay, my guide, and lantern to my feel. FHA 1. Officer 1, Student Council l. 2. 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4. Officer 4, Girls' Trio Ac- companist 2, 3, Mixed Quartet Accompanist 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Journalism Club 1, Bluebonnet Girls' State 3, Pine Burr Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Carthaginiarz 3. 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Officer 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, Most Courteous Girl 4. MARTHA GREEN When God closes a door, he opens a window. Declamation 1, FHA 1, 2, Drama Club 2, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, National Essay Contest 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pine Burr Staff 3, 4, Co-Snapshot Editor 4, Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, One-Act Play 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Officer 4, Wittiest Girl 4, Football Duchess 4. BUF. HARRIS Do noble things, not dream them all day long. FHA l, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4. MARILYN HARRIS A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold and pictures of silver. Student Council 1, Journalism Club 1, FHA 1, Of- ficer lg Poetry Reading l, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, Drama Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Officer 4. time 'UIYUIICIUIIS decorating the goulposts. POLLY HARRIS You can make others better by being goorl yourself. FHA I, 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 4. BILLY JOE HAHRIST Relieve in yourself, and what others think won't matter. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Ig Baseball 3, 4g FFA Ig Audio-Visual 2, 33 FBLA 4. SALLY HOLLAND Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Speech Club I, Officer I: FHA I, 2, 3. 43 Pep Squad 44 FBLA 3: Library Club 4, President 4. HAROLD HOPKINS To an honest man it is an honor to have remem- bered his duties. Basketball 1, 2, 43 Track I, 2: Sportsman Club I: Key Club 2, 49 Audio-Visual Club 25 Texas .lets Club 33 Drama Club 4. SHIRLEY HAYES Happy is she who sees the flowers and not the weeds. Travel Club 19 FHA 1. 2. 3g Library .Assistant I, 43 Library Club 2g FBLA 3. 4. wr . BEBE JEAN HEATH If there is righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in the character. FHA I, 2g Pep Club Ig Future Nurses Club 2, 354, President 4g Pep Squad I, 3, 45 Girls' Choir 3: A Cappella Choir 4. ELVIN HUNT Happy is he that rloes not frown. FFA 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1: Audio-Visual Club 2. BOB JARVIS Thoughts are free from toil. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2. S011 TOTS 11000771 Q UCIOTS NANCY HUDSON Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. Travel Club 13 FHA 1, 2, 35 Library Club 2, Of- ficer 23 FBLA 33 Pep Squad 3, 45 DE 4, Officer 4. PEGGY HUDSON It is easier to be wise for others than for ourselves. Display Club 1g Library Club 23 Assistant Li- brarian 2. BOBBY JOHNSON A sense of humor and the power to laugh. Football lg Track 1g FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Friendliest Boy 4. ' PHILIP JOHNSTON Only deeds give strength to life. Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3g 4-H Club 1, 23 State Farmer Degree 3g First in Area Mechanics 3, DE 4, Officer 4. for the Senior Play. DIANNE JORDAN 1Transfert Truthfulness is a cornerstone in character. Interscholastic Spelling Meet, First Place lg Band 1, 25 Pep Squad 1, 45 Student Council l, Officer lg Drama Club 1: Feline Staff lg Interscholastic Typing Meet District, First Place lg Regional Typ- ing Meet, Third Place lg FBLA 3, 4, Officer 4. KATHY KIMBALL Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. FHA 1, 3, Pep Squad 1, 3, 4, Officer 45 One-Act Play 1, 33 Drama Club 23 FBLA 3. 4, Officer 43 Class Officer 4: Carlhaginian Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Football Duchess 4. IRA LACRONE An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit. Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, Of- ficer 2g Class Officer lg Baseball 2, 3, 45 Sports- manship Award 3g Football Manager 23 Drama Club 4. WALTER LAGRON E The less people speak of their greatness, the more we think of it. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Basketball lg Mr. Freshman lg Class Officer 1, 2, 45 Slide Rule Club 23 Texas .lets 33 Drama Club 4, President 4. GARY KIRBY The greatest is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Band l, 2, 3, Audio-Visual Club 1, 43 Pop Band l, 2, 33 Slide Rule Club 2, 4, Baseball 4. GARTH LAGRONE All great men come from the country. FFA 1, 2, 43 Football Manager lg DE 3. DON MCBRIDE Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Football 1. 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1. 2, 3, 43 Agriculture 1, Officer lg Texas Jets Club 33 A Cappella Choir 43 FBLA 4. KENNETH MCBRYDE Gay heart and thinking hand. A riculture 1 2 3' PE Club 1 2' Football 1 2' E y y a , , V Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 FBLA 4. Energetic Seniors work basketball JIMMY LANGSTON I hope I shall have leisure to make good. Basketball 1, 23 Football lg Track 13 Baseball 2, 33 Texas .lets 3. LAJ UANA LOCKRI DCE I believe that truth will conquer. Knife and Fork Club 13 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 43 Library 2g Drama Club 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4. ANDREW McDAN1EL A friend is never known until a man have need. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pop Band 2, 3, 43 Band Manager 2, 33 Math Club 1. ANN MCLAURTN The night is yet young. FHA 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 3, 43 Journalism Club lg Drama Club 2, 43 FTA 33 Student Council 33 Carthaginian Staff 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, All-Tournament 33 Most Athletic Girl 4. UI Concessions stand at games. CHARLES McMlLLlAN Youth is wholly experimental. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, DE 3, 4. MARTHA MALONE The things you say and the thoughts you think are the things you become tomorrow. Pep Squad 13 FHA 1, Junior Homemaking Degree 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Majorette Cap- tain 4, Officer 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4. STANLEY MILLER It is better to speak no word than to speak more than we should. FFA 1, 2, 3. 4g Safety Demonstration Award 23 Farm Electronics Award 3. BOBBY MOORE To the man who himself strives earnestly, Cod also lends a helping hand. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Most Handsome Boy 13 FFA 1, Officer 19 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Beau 4. MELBA MANGHAM To be -rather than to seem. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 3, 4, Captain 4. BETTY MASON To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. FHA 1, 2, 39 Travel Club 1, Officer lg Library Club 2, Officer 23 FBLA 3, 4. SUSANNE NEAL When lore and skill work together. expect a master- piece. Cheerleader 15 Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Majorette 3. Ma- jorette 1, 2. Co-Drum Major 43 FHA 1,5 Pop Band 2, 3, Pop Vocalist 2. 33 Baseball Sweetheart 3: Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Beauty 3, 4: Football Duchess 39 Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, Exchange Editor 43 Pine Burr Staff 4, Club Editor 45 Student Council 4: Band Sweetheart 4: Youth for Christ 4. JAMES NIX 1Transferl His words have power because they accorded with his thoughts. Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Officer 1. 43 Tri-State Band 2, All- Region Band 3, FFA 1. 2. Officer 2: Student Coun- cil 1. 4, Officer 1. A long awai ter DORIS ANN MOSELY Art is limitation: the essence of every picture is the frame. FHA 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, Co-Captain 13 Knife and Fork Club 1: Quill and Scroll Club 3: Girls' Choir 3, DE 4, Officer 4. RICKEY MERFF Laughter is a good beginning and far the best ending. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 11 Baseball 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Slide Rule Club 23 Texas .lets Club 33 Drama Club 4g Most Athletic Boy 4. MARILYN O'STEEN lTransferJ Everyone's life is a fairy tale written by Cod's fingers. Choral Club 1, 23 FHA 1, 2: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Library Club 1, Officer 1g DE 4, Officer 4. EUGENE PATTERSON Merrily shall I live each day. Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Texas Jets Club 33 Drama Club 4, Officer 45 Wittiest Boy 4. event-Senior Trip. WILCIE PELLHAM What he did was done with such ease, in him alone was natural to please. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, State Farmer Degree 3. WALTA NELL PIPPEN Love and beauty, like music to attending ears. Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Majorettc 1, 2, Co-Drum Major 3, Head Drum Major 45 Cheerleader 1, FHA lg Pep Club lg Most Beautiful Girl lg Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Youth for Christ 4, Beauty 3, 4, Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, Advertiser 4, Pine Burr Staff 4, Club Editor 45 Student Council 3, 4. CHARLES RAY RITTER There is also some delight in having pleased ones self. Agriculture 1, 25 PE Club lg FBLA 3, 4, Officer 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4. BARBARA ROBINETTE Joy is not in things, it is in us. Travel Club lg Library Club 23 FHA 1, 2, 39 FBLA 3, 4. OLIVER RATLEY Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness. FFA 1, 2, 3, Club Reporter 23 DE 4. GLINDA REAVIS 'Tis never too late for delight. C1355 0ffiC9f 13 FHA 1, 3, 4g Basketball 13, FBLA 3, 4, Officer 4, PATTY SHACKELFORD 4Transfert Erery flew drop paints a bow. FH.-K 1. 2, 3: Pep Squad 1. 2, 33 Paper Staff 33 FBLA 4. CHARLES SHA DOWENS There is no man but spealfelh more honesty than he can do or thinlr. Band 1, 2, 3. 4-, Officer 43 Pop Band 4, President 43 Audio4Visual Club lg Drama Club 2, 3. of activities tel wt:m:AL noovmiomfz lritlustry, eeorzomy, h0llt'5fAY, and lrirtrlness form a quartet of rirtttes that will rzerer be improrezl upon. Class President 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 2, All-District 33 Track 1, 2. 3: FFA 1, President 11 Outstanding Student 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2. 3, 43 Texas Jets Club 3, President 33 Nlr. Junior 33 A Cappella Choir 41 Mr, CHS 4-. APRIL SCOTT Happiness arlrls and multiplies and we rlirirle it with others. Student Council 1, 4, Officer 43 FHA 1, President 13 Best School Citizen 43 Journalism Club 1, Of- ficer 13 A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4, Officer 4, All- State 3g Drama Club 23 FTA 3, 4-, Officer 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 4, Officer 43 Soil Conservation Essay Winner 33 Carthaginian Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 43 Pine Burr Staff 4, Index Editor 43 Class Officer 33 Youth for Christ Club 4-3 Debate Club 4. JIMMY SHAMBURGER I do not care one straw. Football 1, 2. 3. 4-3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 33 Drama Club 23 FBLA 4. DON SHUMATE The man who trusts men will make fewer mistakes than he who flistrusts them. Football 1, 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2g Baseball 13 Texas Jets Club 3. 43 Most Courteous Boy 4. Seniors Close the lust page the Senior Prom. DALE SISTRUNK Not so rough, not so tough, but oh, so determined. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Texas ,lets Club 2, 33 Drama Clulm 4. JACKIE SMITH When l don't know whether to fight or not, I ale ways fight. Football 13 Agriculture 1, 2. 3, 43 FFA 1, 3, Of- ficer 1, 33 Bicycle Club 23 Shop 1, 4. ' KIRK SMITH Unthinking, idle, wild, and young, I laughed and danced and talked and sung. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 13 Mr. CJHS 13 Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4g Texas .lets Club 33 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Student Council 43 Beau 4. REBA SOAPE It is well to think wellg it is divine to act well. Student Council 13 FHA 1, 3, 4g Pep Squad 1, 4g Drama Club 2, 33 Knife and Fork Club 1. JOE SMITH Although quiet, he's always ready with a smile for you. KAY SMITH The greatest and most perfect gift to the world is ourselres at our best. Student Council 1, 2, 4. Officer 1, 4: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4g Miss CHS 13 Out- standing Studcnt 1. 33 FHA 1, Officer 13 Basket- ball 2, 33 Drama Club 2. 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4, Officer 3, 4. All-State 2, 3g Girls' Trio 1, 23 Mixed Quartet 2, 3. 43 Carthaginian Staff. Adver- tiser 43 Pine Burr Staff 4, Senior Editor 43 Miss Junior 33 Class Officer 33 Tennis lntcrseholastic 2, 43 Lions Club Representative 43 Miss CHS 45 Runner-Up Beauty 43 East Texas Student Council Forum Secretary lg Youth for Christ 4-3 Football Duchess 3. BILL TAYLOR When the iron is hot, strike. Band 1, 2, 3g Pop Band 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 1, FTA 2, 3. JO ANN TEW I believe the future is only the past again, entered through another gate. FHA 1, 3, 4, Officer 43 Travel Club 1, Officer 13 Display Club 1g Library Club 2, 3, Assistant Li- brarian 39 DE 49 Pep Squad 4. Class of 1959 46May the Good Lord BOB SPRADLEY A prosperous man of business, and of life. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmers Degree. HELEN STOCKMAN I do the best I can and know how. Display Club 14 FHA 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3 Officer 3, Assistant Librarian 3. MARTHA TILLER We are here to add to, not to take from. Student Council 1, Officer 15 Journalism Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g Cheerleader 43 Future Nurses 3, 4, Officer 3, Class Officer 3, 4g Miss Sophomore 2, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Miss Senior 43 Co-Captain 4. RAY TIPTON Worth makes the man, and honesty is the noblest work of man. Golf 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 35 Texas Jets Club 33 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Mr. Senior 4. leaves CHS singing Bless antl Keep You. LARRY WHITE The more you say, the less people renzernberg the fewer the words, the deeper the impression. Audio-Visual Club 13 Reading: Club 2, Officer 23 Texas Jets Club 33 Drama Club 4. BILLIE JEAN WILLIAMS It is only one step from tolerance to forgiveness, Travel Club 1, President lg FHA 1, 2, 3g Library Club 23 Basketball 23 FBLA 3, 4. KENNETH WOOLEY Born for success-with grace to win, with heart to hold, with shining gifts that took all eyes. Football I, 2. 3. 4g Basketball l, 23 Track I, 2, 3. 4: One-Act Play 1. 33 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2. 3. 4, Officer 3, 43 Outstanding Student 1, 33 Audio-Visual Club I3 Texas .lets Club 3, 4, Officer 43 Lions Club Representative 43 Most Likely to Succeed 4: Runner-Up Mr. CHS, Beau 4. MARY ALICE YARBOROLTGH If one does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4, Interscholastic 1, Toumament 3: FHA I, 3g Journalism Club 13 Carthagintkzn Staff 3, 4. Editor 43 Pine Burr Staff 4, Sports Editor 43 Science Fair Winner 23 Quill and Scroll Club 3. 43 Pep Squad 33 Debate Club 3g Student Council 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, All-Toumament 3. IO ELLEN WITTE Crea: is truth, ana' it shall prevail, FHA I, 2, 33 Pep Squad l, 2, 33 4-H Club 13 FTA 2, 3. Officer 33 I-'BLA 43 Youth for Christ 4. ADA LEE WOODS Even rirtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. Pep Club 13 Pep Squad I, 3, 4, Officer 33 FHA I, 2, 3g Knife and Fork Club 13 Drama Club 2, 33 One-Act Play 23 Basketball 2, 3g FTA 43 A Cap- pella Choir 3. 4, All-State Alternate 33 Debate Club 4. Workmb on tum lhcme Q Une h prec ll non durlng Beat 'Naco doche We-ek fhe daw the rmgi rned Ma LC Moments 51 Illu Fl U llbl' N IIIIII' If mqurt anql ewmtxnl. fox the un zmors mul L Shangrl I L1 Qlasi Offlilfg and claim sealed at hcad table 'Nlcaeurlng for those lmportanl claQs rlngb Fnjoymg a meal U1 the cafete'-na TQQI Falun the Nanonal 'NI 0 r 1 t 9cholarQh1p Energetxc genlor boys decorate goal posts Senior re gwtranon lmc no w., x ,J . ' Y I' ' rs-vjy b' lc-t... f Dal' ,. s is 1' '- n ' S f C jg A '59 5-4 1Ali 3 ,V , , V' 'N ff - . I- kd? o 2 I I o Q f' , .IN I 4 .. ' 5 ' - ar- A M N ' , .U . .k N., , Y rx 57, is , Junior Class Officers . T00 BUSY if ff is I K 1, mf . K J sf 5 - ' Qafwemmsu PTL',9l,lICIlf lfiwf l,I't?Sl.lf!'Ilf BRUCE BAKER FRIQIJDY CR.-XY n 3 16' :Ox fm? Secrelary Treasurer MELINDA WHITAKER BETTY TIHIBLIZSON UN has Repnrler SA H :X WA LL Barbara Alexander Mary Alexander Fay Ann Allen Bobby Anderson Jackie Armstrong Roger Atkerson Bruce Baker Jimmy Barnard Don Barnett Willyfe Barnett Truett Bazer Beverly Beard Sylvia Birmingha Dennis Bishop moto Nor AVAILABLE Cecil Blair Katherine Blair Carolyn Blair Linda Bonner Betty Boyd Ralph Boyd Johnnie Brooks Marcy Brown Eugene Bush Barbara Bustin Wilma Campbell LaVerne Capps Dian Cassity Bob Coats Kenneth Coleman Kenneth Collier Toniniy Collier Cary Copi-Iuml joyc- Cousins llc-lmcvwa Crawford Charles Dic'lcc'rson Janet Donahue Bonnie Eclercls Donna lfclge Ralph Edge Robbie Evans Nellie Earl Farmer Judy Finley Bob Fisher Bob Fitf-h Cwenrlolyn Fite Ruth Ford Nell Forsyth Freddy Gray C. A. Graves Barbara Griffith Jimmie L. Griffith Frances Hanna Jerry Hanszen JoAnn Hartley Kenny Heaton Clyde High Loretta Hodges Kay Holcomb Carolyn Holland Charles Hughes n 'Tx if '39 ZS.. .?' fi! A 'K ' -ld 'Y' B fx 36 'Y ls '25- T' ff: . P it RPSL J' ' '17 'vu H? j R . , K ' jx I- Nancy Hull Jennifer l'Dell Wayne jeffress Barbara jenninrs john jones John Kirkland Patricia Knight Dorothy Nell Kyle Gayle Lacy Bonnie Lane Clyde Langford Christy Lawrence Nan Leggett Patsy Liston Frances Lovett Jimmy McCracken Jerry Mcllaniel Mary Sue McDaniel Ronnie McNeely Marguerite Maddry Douglas Mangham Mary Maples Jerry Nell Marshall Richard Marshall Joe Ann Mauritzen Billy Mayo Mary Lynn Mayo ,Iere Jane Moore Sammy Moore Thomas Moore '17 FF' RR 'n fhfn 'Ti- 2 'Q 'agp 'i Q S. L U lxfilllb u-pf' 4? ..: A.'. f 5 WP -og 6931 6 Betty ,lane Moreland ,lane Morris Linda Nail Pamela Peterson John Phillips Reggie Plunkett Philip Pool Pat Porter Pat Pyle Lerlene Raines Don Ransom Autry Rawlinson Rebecca Rhodes James Robinson Sandra Rogers George Ross Bobby Sadler Barbara Samford Madell Scott Shirley Scott Louise Shaw Kenneth Sinclair Alice Skelton Dean Skelton James B. Smith James Sparks Richard Stallings Steve Stovall Mary Stringer Jesse Taylor .f may - J 9 Noi Shawn Linfla Thomas Bill Tillery Sandra Tolleson Betty Tumbleson Vernon Twomey Sara Wall Peggy Weclgeworth Barbara Kay Welch Melinda Whitaker Jackie Wilkerson ,lim Bob Williams Lessie Wilson Sophomow Class Offzcers N ' - 't ' U ., M ' W . - l '1 INNO UAVAIUBU I rc.1'r1el1t 1 we Iresldelzl TERRY JOHNSON NIPRVIN SCOTT X 'T if -1. in rw., bx A N-I S6f'I'CflIl'-Y-TTCIISIIVCI' Reporter KATHRYX BYXYNI JACQTQELINE BIGCS 'Q 'OB AA 'C' 2, Iss -px Pi :Pin 'Z 'VH C3 s- . ,lf ,nt Vsv Pham 1 VAILAIKI Shirley Brewster Way'ne Bryant Katherine Bynum Claudia Campbell Marguerite Carswell Linda Carter James Chamness L. H. Chandler 1 i fs' Kay Allisun Peggy :Xnclers Royce AIltlt'I'SOIl Lynn .'hl'Ilt'y Billy llaclgley Ricllarcl llallengger Galen llarlmer Eloise- Barnett Charles Barrett .lacliquline Biggs ,lanis Birfl ,lune Blair Carolyn lloncl Albert Buren lYJHYlfl liutlcin Yanvy Hounfls Charlr,-ie Brazzil Freclclie Brewster Betty Britton Rafurcl Brown i '?ln Q5 Susan Chandler Dertlia Cliesliire Dc-tty fflivsliin- Billy lflalwaugrli ,lim Clark Martin Cliclcurxl liivliard Colmlm ,loi1'e'fiot'lirllIll Judith Ann Coleman Shirley Coleman Jimmy Copeland Nanvy Craddovli Laroy Cromwell Anna Ruth Daniel Obie Nick Daniels Dale Larry Davis Linda Davis Jerry Eason John Ben Ebarb Tommy Elliot iv 5 Y C. ' 23-'Y G? X -.J cz., 'I -.2 iv ...X ,-- 4x1 I , ,lqax K -i M4 QPQUWU Abnnl whoa pidvrll wir! M060 Nr? Q AG' ,WX NA lb! Q4 'Q if YN ff' Tom Esvov Bob Finch Neasllie Fleetwood Naomi Fowler Melana Cage Jeanette Goodman David Green Judy Hanks Y.. li 110' Linda La Grone Melva La Grone Morris Lange Robert Lawrence Judith Leslie Carolyn McCall Sam McElroy Oliver McGuire S He-lieu-a Harkrider Charles Harris Johnny Harris Terry Harris Joe Hays Joyce Hendrickson Joyce Holland Norman Holmes Billy Hudson J. R. Hudson Patsy Hudson Joanne Hunt Marsha Ivey Terry Johnson Larry Johnston Richie Kelly John Kendall Glynn Kinman Anne Knight Jackie La Grone 'Qi Yi fx Cp' aff? Lb, X Aundria McWilliams James Macon Don Malone Mary Milam john Mills Bubba Murff Paul Page Steve Page Sandra Peace Peggie Pellham Albert Phillips Emma Pierce Martha Pierce Carol Pike Charlcye Pike Rose Mary Pitts Jackie Plemons Derrell Plunkett David Porter Bobby Posey i '15 in '.,- 1-'FKA 'T' 7 3' ln lmvxd ' I ,lerrie Poss Glenda Ritter Patsy Ritter Roy Robinson ,lim Rose Bobby Ross Daniel Ross Mervin Scott 'fx Ti QL Pf- M9 Terry Weldon Comer Whitaker Judy White Charles Whitley Carol Wimberly T . J. Wooten Franklin Wright Rebecca Screws John Shamburger Annette Shepherd Laneta Shires Bettie Sinclair Jesse Sinclair Judy Sinclair Don Smith Glenn Snell Jerry Soape Ned Stamps Danny Stevenson Lynda Stephenson C. P. Studdard Larry Terry Betty Tew Joe Thomas Shirley Tumbleson Linda Wall Bobby Welch E5 wi' , Freshman Class Officers ,- 'S . J H x fx K' 9 I 1' J Xa x , M N an fr s sw' sg K 5, y- f hr JK V , H-is x I' f . si Y X s. V ' I P1'vs1'flcl1l Iliff: lIfl'Sl.1llZl1f JACK Ii,-XNISICY DONNA lJl'CKWUli'l'H Dlfllllll IIS! I 3 4 10435 Serrelrz P.-X T ' ' l'.Y-T7't'!ISlII't'I' RH l'l l'.-X I N fag, .. saga: A352 f5Qff.!- ' Y? Fw 1 -3' ix 5 y wx 41 i 9 'J ls- f. Rvpnrlcr PA-UIICIA l.ANGIf0RD no 69 we fi .-X 5 Q 'C- C 50 4651 PWX Q'-0 sf 1 4 - rf' f . I 8' 'Y' Pat Burns James Bush Charles Cammacl Dan Clark Martha Cockrell Dianne Cole Jackie Cole Betty Colemon Helen Crump Eloise Custis Mary Davidson Francis Davis Larry Davis Charles Deloney Eva .lo Denton uv! 'Q in-ng I Z 1' t e -Y-:.v1t,gn,.. .V .. 2. ,, f ,, I .- , Q- lf, , ,rf - ' 0,3 ixf'a.f:L7i . ., ' ' . W - 'M Q S, nf' gtg Y ,. 5' Z, V xx W 45,3 1 '- M f f is Y '. . 4' 4 X ' 'U U.. I ' - in s- 3 ' an 4 s 3 if , . V U X 5 I X .1 xi - p I V- My x ax 'Q A 'YQ . A 'XY Qi' ' 1+ ip tl 1' V ii .v .fm ' ' 3, 6-L cu? , ,f I I o Ii -Va . ,, -Y . 2 753 Absent moto NOY AVAHABLE 'K NOV AVAIlABlE Ulm-nn Alt-xtmtlvr Lynda Alford Dixie Anderson ,lunws Anderson ,lorry Armstrong: Dottie Arnold Weldon Barnett Donald Bates Sharon Beall Sharon Blackwell Wayne Bloxom Charolette Boyd Nancy Boyett Pat Brinain Craig Buck HC rf ...av ol , ff? . ls' PHOYO ,Iznnvs Dorman Linda Dlll70SQ' Donna Duvkworth Janie-s Duka- J. H. Duke' llaxid East Mika- Ea-hols Javkim- Eddins Sannny Evans Gus lfargarson ,lerrvl Fields Roi Sue Fisher Ghurlvs Flvniing, Danny Fol:-y Panwla Folk - -.,,,, ik W N.. Avuma I ,V iisq 'Eli 5 68 'Q N X l A' A ,f '- W -' P3 f OIT lmmdff 'mul hal .fin Y Ig--.. ? oi 1 I 3-Q4 he 'f Clayton Fontenot Allen Frazic-r Thomas Garrett .lanios Gholston Clyde Godwin Chvryl Godwin Barbara Goode David Goodin Carolyn Goodman Tommy Graves Lynn Graves Charlottv Gray Lola Green Billy Griffith Charles Griffey more T 1 Arie Jernigan Daniel Johnson Judy Johnson June Johnston Geneva Jones Judy Jones Larry Jordon Don Keeling Wanda Kyle Pamela Langford Dianne LaGrone Waymon Lawhom Huey Lawrence Curtis Leslie Peggy Liston f 1 'b 7 ua: A-Missa Q4 is s i -is 113 Xfnf 40 ,,: or Mary llriffin Robert Gunter Buddy Harris Ronnie Harvey Bryan Hatten Judy Heaton Rita Herring Wanda Hicks Nancy Hightower Elizabeth Hodges Joe Howell Johnny Howell Jimmy Huff Jeanette Hull Harry Hunt 22' :Af 1 lv GTD i asf? 'If' -if wi- Gene' Mvllanicl Martha Mcl.z-an Johnny M1-Millan llarwy Mn'Nt-1-ly llalo Mvwilliurns Nolan Malonf- Nz-al Mangham Judy Marshall Mikr' Marshall llalrlvia Mayo Thomas Mayo Linda Mvtcalf . . 1 '19 Majorne Ann Miller Tommy Molmlc-y Marilyn Monk i it 4--+v -n. 2 16:1 1 51 'v--55 li' .T-y N! at lin is? Mike Morgan Bobby Mosely Jimmy Murray Ronny Nelson Thomas Nichols Donna Nix Sue Paul Jimmy Payne John Pettit Doris Pinkston Itasca Pitts .lack Powers Norma .lean Purdy Jack Ramsey Patricia Ratley S' its ? xr' M hx 1 o 'Y 1 E' I 'C, MP4 ff 4 N up , P' ff X . ll: 45450 ,S ,, gl , ,E - X Bryan Sharp Doris Shiva-rs Carroll Sistrunk Jancttv Simmons W. C. Skinner Betty Soaps Bobby Snape Milmlre-fl Soape Charlyce Spradley Billy Steptoe Calla-ll Slrphenson Carolyn Stoner Sam Strong Janice Sullivan Deanna Taylor x +9 ,,,,..e 1 - f -': .7 7 ' .I lillfxvs llix' Rl'C'N'l'h llnlpll llicliunls lfliarla-s Hisinglvr Sllirlvy lioluinvll lion Rolminwn joe Robinson Stanley Roge-rs Be-ltye Rollins joe- Rosl- Don Rowland Rogrvr Sadler Thomas Samlvrs Juvkir Sallvr Martha Sllamlowcns 0 'il 4' , L' ll .J 'M 4 pidvrn -fm mad: 4 ' ui'- ,X +11 y l Lf more 1 Avmlabln 1' ,Io Ann Thomas Tommy Thomas Georgia Underwood Nina Wardlow Jennifer Whitaker Junille Wieting Lyman Wilkins Bruce Wooley Roy Curry V . fr ! 1 Q f Which is which? Junior high teachers are feted with It shall be prophesied Standing in line on picture taking day Another year begun with registration p Squad and Cheerleaders await another big game Projects on Display at the Science Fair touch:-5 on their miniature wlndno chicken embryo B111 flllcry and Jackv Arm tron did a creditable' lavuclcrmy John Phillips and his project on pre hx torlc life Joh on thi coon l Jerry Hamwn lookc after his plant growing collection Barbara Buetm and Bstty Bovd dixplay prize winning s Q 0 0 'fi t S QR .f Iwi' V . g 1. 5 Mrs. Shaw, Bryan Sharp, and Diane LaCr0ne put finishing Rcilivvva Scrvws won a prize for her work with the J ' 'S . 56 H proje-vt on lilnod. 4 Eighth Grade Officers 5 . K 'Q 'i If Xin vpfff-Yl'f11'l1f Y fire l,fI'SI.f!l'lIf llllflxld' HAHVICY SHIRLEY IIENNARU rv Qgx sci'-7' ' A .'v?Q . Ali . .45k32a. Secrelary-Treasllrer Reporter NORMA CHANDLER LINDA GHOLSTON an Q f' 511' sais f J Shirley Broadway Carole Brock Billie Brooks Clifton Bunyard Gerald Burns Billy Bush Janice Campbell Phyllis Carper Nancy Carswell Don Ray Carter Marian Cassity Norma Chandler Shirley Chandler Melba Clickard Larry Cobb J. C. Cooper Billy Davis Buddy Davis David Davis Jimmy Davis Charles Andrews Kenneth Andrus Glenda Atkcrson Elizabeth Badgley Welaltvn Baker Shirley Ballard Sam Baxter Betty Beall John Berry Warren Biggs Royce Blair Jimmy Boyd Mary Boyd Barbara Britton Tommy Braught 2 ,.ii.v5'f' Shirley Dennard Cll1'I'lt' Duke' Nancy Earls .lolinny Elliott Charles lfscoe .l. li, Fain Peggy Fight .laines Finch Hobby Fleming Martha Ford Patsy Fowler Linda Cholslon Larry Clatts Robert Godwin Lloyd Coodin lf EET5 v s ...f 'S 51' N-X O10 -I- f i t 11 Raymond Graves Dorothy Green Terry Griffin Billy Griffith Judy Hardy Nelva Harris Rickey Harvey Barbara Hayes Lynn Hellinghausen Philip Henigan Mary Hill Thomas Hcvue Billy Hooker Virgil Hooper Lovil Hudson Henry Hull Jesse Ingram Larry Jennings Linda Johnson Dan Jones ,3 N voo wsu E246 60 P Q f rf Mac McKellar Betty Nutt Mike Page Roger Parker Billy Peace Lillie Permenter Jerry Pettit Joelie Pettit Euel Pierce Peggy Pike .lames Poindexter Chris Prince Buck Raines .lerry Ramsey Patsy Rawlinson Billie Ritter Wanda Roberts Doris Robinson Charles Rogers David Roquemore '41 ' ,QP V ' -,. L 9' 0-.Q . Q . f e ilxlglqsm e 1 I ef 'Q 1 f h P :Ill 1 w ,L was h aj -1 In - fri' - Q I 1' A- . ii M4854 Paula .lones J. E. Kane Bonnie Langford Larry Langford James Liles Albert London Virginia Long LeRoy Longshore Andrea Martin Freddie Mason David Moore Clifton Morris Maria McBride Rita McBride Lynne MCCCC ,Q --v in 1 Pat Rowland Linda Scarbrough Freddie Shadowens Truman Shirey Charles Shumate Linda Shumate John Simpson Jimmy Soape Truim- Stephens Mavis Stewart Tommy Stringer Chilton Stuart Travis Taylor Shirley Terry Charles Thomas Bailey Thompson Beth Thompson Donald Tompkins Ronnie Tompkins Diana Waldrop Barbara Walker Patsy Weclgeworth Tom Westbrook Lynn Whitaker Buddy Whitley Alice Wight Lois Wilkins Mike Williams Elizabeth Williamson Ronald Winfrey Donna Worthington Sidney Youngblood T' , 2 A L? ' A QNX, QQ Honors w ,.mt . ,,,,,,,.wi.,Q Q ,Qi f In the fall of the year . . . You begin to decide the right people for the favorites . . . Lions Club Representatives are elected . . . class officers are selected . . . Mr. and Miss Senior to Mr. and Miss Eighth Grade must be voted upon . . . the four big favorites were voted upon in senior and junior high school . . . you eagerly await the election returns for all these honors . . . and at the end you await the announcement of the most outstanding students in sen- ior and junior high school . . . all of these things go to make up the deserving students of the honor section. Z6 53:2 Mr. C. H. S. Mike Rgquemore Miss C.H.S. K ay Smith 1 Most Likely to Succeed ' Kay Cariker 'N ' -91' ,Q h 3,5 f ,, 1 -- w --1 '-4 x, 'Q' 4'-L1 , I if - Ng ' Y . ,Q-wi' wi :, , ' E LM -b , ,, 2 V A' 'gh' , 4 ,gf -f T4i5?, . .3-1 1. .I . x , . -ff'-I K 7 4, ,. I I gf? J, 3 ' ix' T fix. 0 if ' f- I g . in w 'S f , M 4. 3 L - s f 2 ffm fs f ' ' fzfgf I fb Q fp ., 'N Q N! ff 2 1 'Q'-F 1- Q' ' , vi v ,C X Q: 3 8,3 x 5 '91QQ -51, X , ff , .,, N, , ' ' 1. Ks 6-,X 's X Q ' L gig? ,F ,Ig I QW f r V. Q' Q 'N .A f I C. H. S. Beauties mul Hmzzzs x ix' N 3 if , .V.. 1 A rn ! E I N' a Q f fi'i.L.. ,AQ U' 'Ks vi, if Kfrx, -4... .au- wa ' - ' :Qi XX ,Q u :df 4' 1 sm fi' 'J F fi ,N aw A' QL 4 I i . K .aux fbi Q . i f 47 BJ.-P F rien dli est B A R BA-X RA W ICLCH BOBBY JOHNSON Y! s I i- if - 2 'QQ- I 0 X Rv 'I N-of Best School Citizens APRIL SCOTT NIOKZON BIGGS Most Courteous JAXICE GOOLSBY DON SIIIWIATE Cutest Couple XXX I,IfCCl'f'l l' BOB COQXTS ? , I A I D u 1 . fr: ar I 99 P i ,-mm- -.. Mr. Senior HVXY TIPTOY Miss Senior Miss Junior HCR If ,I :X X li XIOUHIC 1 Jef x 'I XVQQ Mr. Junior RI 'IJ MARSH ALI. Mr. Sophomore DONALD XIALONE Miss Sophomore m:m:c:u,x HARKRIIJER Y Lwns Club Representatwes QQ' if 'Wi lx XY QMI FH KLINNETH WOOLEY SALLY HOLLAND ALBRY FARGARSON iv e Ten Most Uutstandmg Students Ln Hzgh School -T Who 5 Who mud ln the fuultx 111 the 111 1 J IND XBII IIN lllllhfllllll lm iltx punclua 111 LI ADLRQHIP 1Jf'lSOIT'illU 5clfu111t10l dlllllly to aQsu111e re spou lblllty PATHIOIISNI unselfmh 1111e1Q L 111 fa1111ly nhool commumty and IIHUOI1 SCHOI ARSHIP cledltalale 11111 111 all subjecw 11. 9 Svlhf v' -1' -'1 f 1s'sof: 1. lEI'f f ' -fs. V1 ' l '. 2. SERVICIf--f-1-11ope1'alio11, 1-11111't1'sy, 1'o11sicl01'uli1111 of others. f,91 --J: . S. . . In 44' ,. A -W S .x . NS. .ggi 5. . 5. , , gn ls' .. 5 Mr. CJ HS CARROLL SISTRUNK Jumor Hzgl Miss CJHS H01 SUE FISHER Cl U01 U88 M051 Beautiful XXX H XNINH 3 1 Most Handsome B ll XXUUIIX Best Srhool Citizen GLS l XRflXHSON dv, Dsl Svllfml ffiii .I XXHIIC Sl IALIXVXN it fx ez X Q 1 fi Friendliest PICGCII-I LISTON Friendliest mvln EAST and Miss Eighth Grade LINDA CHOLSTUN RICKY H 'XHVHY Hr. um! Miss Frvslunun Xl XIPIKIIX FII XINUXN I-NS 'IHXIXIN HH XXVI-QS -I A' DON Al ll BATES The Slx Most BETTY COLEMAN GUS FARGARSON Students Jumor H ugh 31 PAu+:l.,x LANc:F0lm JACK RWSFW CHARLES RISINGER 1 STANDING IN FRONT OF THE TROPHIES OF CHS are Bulwby Bone. Tri-Captain: Donald Cariker Baseball Letterman: Martha Tiller. Girls' Basketball C0-Captaing Bobby Moore, Tri-Captaing Ira La- Crone, Captain of Boys' Basketball Squad. Athi t ' In the winter of the year: Football days are well underway . . . victory is the yell given by the cheerleaders . . . the pep squad per- forms at the beginning of the game . . . the band at the halftime. Before you know it, it is time to elect the football sweetheart. The tenseness tightens as the season closes, you look back and remember the pep ral- lies . . . Friday night games . . . state play-offs . . . and all the fun you 'had during the football season. Be- fore you realize it . . . the basketball season swings into full force . . . with the tight games with only a minute to play . . . the three minute overtime play . . . and the receptions after the victory or loss . . . the seniors and their concession stand at the games. As the weather becomes warmer . . . baseball season be- gins with all the after-school games . . . the squeeze plays . . . the slide to home plate . . . the win and the loss. Then come the track meets . . . with all the com- petition of strength against strength. The end of the year comes and the end of sports comes with it . . . and you remember all the fun, excitement, and trophies left behind by the 1958-59 athletic events. T ri- M, H. HUPSON if! N' if Bulldog Scoreboard Marshall W , , Adamson , Ca1'tl1agP 22 Curthagf- ll North Caddo Curthaglv 22 Center Carthage 253 'Carthage' 30 Jacks rwll ville 'lcarthago 16 Kilgore llcllfllliiflt' LL Cladvu ator 'Carthagv 12 Henderson 'Carthage , 31 South Tyler lcarthagrf' 22 N3I'llgll1PK'lll'F ST,'X'l'lf PLAY-UFFS Carthage' 20 Athens Carthage' , ,, 12 McKinney District Cam 05 Bulldog Coaches 'S'-Q. CHARLES SIMMONS Captains RALPH MURFF C.H.S. Bulldog Squad it 5 Q 15 Q15 f i QB lf JZ ' if FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Buck, Mnager: Walter LaGrone, Mazon Biggs, Kenneth Wooley, Bobby Bone, Dale Sistrunk, Randell Bel- lamy, Mike Roquemore, Bobby Moore, Ricky Murff, Billy Joe Harrist, Bob Jarvis, Bruce Baker, Manager. SECOND ROW: Bubba Murff, Jimmy Shamburger, Donald Cariker. Louis Bramblett, John Conway. Bubba Patterson, Don Shumate, Rodney Broach, Bud Marshall, Ralph Edge, Yancey Bounds. Don McBride. John Shamburger. Billy Hudson. THIRD ROW: Kenny Sinclair, Bobby Sadler, Jim Clark, John Mills, Don Malone, Richard Ballanger, Tom Escoe. Royce Anderson, L. H. Chandler, Jimmy Bush, Rodney Broach, Bob Coats, Terry Johnson, Robert Lawrence. 19 8 uarter-Finalist The 1958 Bulldogs, led by Coaches Ralph Murff. J. E. Willis. M. H. Hopson, and Charles Simmons, were the only undefeated team in Texas 7AAA play at the end of the V158 football season. The Bulldogs advanced to the State Quarter- finals climaxing the season with eleven wins. no losses. and one tie. ln all our team participation we played in the tradition of Disc-ohulus. hard and fair. lt,s not the score that counts but how you play the gamef, ln Carthage games it often seems that the spectators play as hard as the players. Whether they won or tied, they played hard and our trophy case displays otfr laurels. Bulldogs who made the TAAA All-District Team were Walter La Crone. defensive and offensive: Ricky Murff. defensive and offensive: Dale Sistrunk. offensive and defensive: Randall Bellamy. defensive: Mike Roquemore. offensive: Bobby Bone, offensive and defensive: John Conway, defensive: Bud Marshall. defensive. 89 R.-XNDI'II.I. BELIA NIY. Back A e T i T i n Q. ly BONNIE BIRMINILIIANI. Guard -aff -4 IDI IIS BRA NI I3I,IiT'l'. 'I'a4-klv '!,,. 4 .Nw ,-'wa ,f 'K XIIXUX ISIILILS. I,IIIl'Il8f'I'if'l' '47 1? -.1 gi 'Y I I JM f ISOIIIIY BONE. Tackle K X. 'wr DONALD IIARIKER. fl,l1LlI'It'l'JlL1l'I'i K W BILLY JOE HARRIST. Cf-rm-r i 0 FL S I JIMMY BUSH. End l JOHN CONWAY, Tackle RODNEY BROACH, End , . V if . , M na, fx . fir' XJ ,K We WAI.'I'ICR LAGRONE. Guard DUN Nh-IERIIJIC. Huck HOB J.-XRYIS, Emi -O 133' BVISBA PATTERSON, Tackle BOBBY EARL MOORE. OlIdfIl'flJdCk RICKY NIVRFF. Bark 92 Q gshf.. -I ,. s 5 ff s E H2 .IININIX hHANIlSLRi,EH. lhuk DALE SISTRUNK, Emi DUN SHUINIATE, End Q N. ,R '. ff, ap, 4 J 1 w -'J 4 MIKE ROQUENIORE. Buck KENNETH WOOLEY. Guard NN. . .' 1-sg I fi S JO ANN H,-XRBION fr IMIQIMIQA XYl'fI,iIH This yearis si-lim-I spirit new fur- M'ilI'4lt'tl niwrv lllllll Cwi' lwfwrv lwffmillse of thi- lulrfl work ami trmiwiiclmis e-ntliusiasm ul our llmfl-39 r'lli'f'rlt'zlflPI'S. FIN-ti-il lmi' the entire stuilmit lwmly. tlwsc Senior anrl junior girls uttvmlf-fl tlic- CllPCI'lt'llllt'I' svlimwl ut lfaist Texas State College. wherv they were jmlgfmfl tlw lnest grfvup from 3 pos! rl:-wuralimis. 'lille' Svlimvli, llinsv I'1-pi'1-Svlitrwl llll'I'l'. Wiitll ill? In-Ili nf llw P4-In Slillml. ilu' c'l1Q'vr'lr'u1le'1's xwrv ru-spmisilvli for 1-iilurfixl flgglit figns in the lmlls :mil all thi- gain:-s. tlirf mm- mlvrlul 'wp rullivs. mul tllv gmail lllllgIl1IflI'0IIl Spirit was wcll ln-ml tllflbllgllllbllt the yvar lwy 0111 10511-30 r'lwer'learlf-rs. JERE JANE MOORE J ' BIAR'l'II.X ,xxx '1'11.LER gl KAY SMITH Head Cheerleader 3 x . uno ' . 9 ec' , WL, .r 4 -. G 1958 Bulldog Sweetheart H1111 X ,- lO0FIm1Ll DI LHPNNPN XXII IHILIK IN ORIX VI XNDINK 1 1 Id a n ll 11111 Duc 0 'Ne 16 I'am10r If-'re Nloore 1 w rn 1 11 nm 1 1 111 1 l ll111l xldllha l run 13111110 'Warm Br un Randall Be a1111 1 111 ll 1 11 1 T111 lf IX 1111l11ll 1 11 It 111 ll mr H1 in r Rub Nlurff Ns tluart bar! ara We Cl Football Awards BOBBY MOORE KENNETH WOOLEY Most Valuable Player Sportsmanship i in E, l 'J BOBBY BONE RICKY NIURPH BUBBA NIURPH Be t Llne an BE I B21Ck Outsta dmg Sophomore 1901 v L If ootball Q, if, . i ,L . X55 xi an 9 in '- X 'Q A ' 'Q 1 Q! 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Nilllbll lilly. 'l'1-rry Jnllmml, Ira I,.L1CI'0Il,C', Clyde Langford, Mcrvin Scott, Charles ' SICCONIJ RU v. lvl! tn riglll: ffuuvlx llill Vluilllllll, liill ffllu glx. l 1m-silly flmy. ,lim Hula Xxllllllilllr, J Q' , H ' LN, J' flu . lim .illlllllillli Riclz 1 Q' ill' px. Yaumvy ll1ilIlll'. llill lilll-ry. unfl lluuvll Lluxrlr-s .' 1 s. R' 'l . f . ' gli struggle-s fur I le' lull. 99 Bulldog' Lettermen Ugg 5HL'51,xTE ,IIXI CLARK LIXDF LAXXGFORD IR X I xl RONE L ll tim RICHARD FXIIIM h'kIPH EDGE TRLITT BXZER . .1 1 . . ,L -. W W l g . li X - W Q Basketball Action Ralph Ed c and Rldlalil Ntallm tru le for th1 rebound 5 M AV Rlflxard lure ak an ax Cl-I. . Cannons Left to rx ht Lathullne Foln Jaclue Wnlkcrun lc 1s lllham Beth Bowl luclx Chandler Martha Txller Ann McLaur1n Pattw Paul Ruth Ford Klan Dau Lmlla Bonner Jvn Jane Nlufm anml Xcla Wood B Team ALL TOL RN XXII-.N Y PL XX ERD -Xnn XICLQUTIII and ,lfff Nluorc FIRQT RUW lvft to I'lg:,llt Xnn Km hl balr- Lacy laty L1 ton Shlrley Scott SEC OND ROW lf ft to rn ht latty laul Jmcf. llmndmk rn Lmrla Wall Barbara Maples Aundna NICW 1ll1am Jaclue l'lf-mon anml bylua Blfllllflgllillll 55 - .- P - 'SS - , . - - . y y y -- , , A 1' s, ' ' , ' f , '. .- s. ,. 'LXR ,V lf A . A i . .1 . 5 .U . l , S' .Q . I I . . , . .. . . , ,. , . - . r , ' . 1 3 , , '. ' ' ' ' g ' ' . x S, 9 1 7 ' A f' ' S. . .-' S. . 1' . ANN NlcL.-Klfli l N, Captain NI XRY LFE D KX IS MARTHA 'I'Il.LER. Captain L ATHOLENE FOLEY JUm LHXNDLIIR XDA LFF WOODQ J I 'Nlarthu Tlllmr Jump high' 2: 9833 3:3335 ,IOHINYIE BROOKQ Nlanagcr Junior High Bullpups Lf ft In rx ht Carrol Q1 trunk Bruce Wooles Jack Ramu Jams bhol ton Jack Power Don Rohmeon Coach Jack Roberson Llfflll Nlaxfuhl Dzuul Eat 1.11116 Nlurraw Larrx Jmnlm and Chn Xlcxandmr Team BOTFOXI ROW l ft I Tl It 'NI11 NILKcllar Rindall Rn r Rlcky Hxruw Bllly Davl Plulhp PI8Illg'lIl TOP ROW I ft t Tl ht Lhfton Bunwarcl ,Ir birald Burn lI'lll11iIl Nhlru I'0111mw Ntrm mr ljdll ,lone 101' lcft Coach ack Rulur 1111 - 1 'g 1 QS ', ' j, sf, 'S ' 5 , ' ' S, ' . , I 1 1 I' 1 . ' ' S. j, I' 11. ,' : '. ! ' 'ggffg A, , 1. F 0 '4 . .l. -1 Q .'-I' ' K , I N ,VB , 'Q 1 J :. - I . , A V 1.141 1 9 ' ,- f x , Q K is ' 0, ' 2, Wk 5 -5 A ,- Y EY B I I ' . '. 0 0 'g1 1 1 . 2 . ' . . ' g1'S. ' ' 1 j, ' ' 's. ' ' ' . , , 1- Il 'g : 1' 1' .. S. 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Y ' 7 5 ' S 1 '-v '1 ' 1 ' 1 - Winter vsler Ftuul speaks In thx' unnunl lllf. lilllllllll' sv- The coming of winter lrrings with it lrasket- hall, Christmas holidays. and hard work. Our gym is u pluve l'l'6'4Illf'lIllf' visited with the school hacking our huskethall team. The nn1ch-de- served holimhlys at long last hegin. Hut all new things must mme to an end and the new year heralds the arrival of an earnest effort to get down to the hnsiness at hznnl . . . at high School CilllI'llll0I1. f'--N 'N I' I06 e I .B,l..A. chili presents il rzulin program ,a . , ll.l'f. -tunlvnts rr'-:In nhl toys fur Ilt'!'1ly m'hil1lre'n. Whirl Thr- I.aGrm1a's 4-me-rtain tlw fuvlllty with a Cllriftmas party. lis looks likv an inte-rvsting Engrlisll flaw f ' vs K A . ' A Q . Q ,, ,. ..,, xv A Qwwd time waf had by all at 3 335' ,iwllrnalifnl :lumber pam We-' iff? 3 Q ,an EYJOYINC THE SPRING Sl NSHINIC am' ,ILIHNF Nix, Nami I,I 'Nilll'I'll2 Xlurx' 'Xliw' X211 rrhamnian Felilorg :Xpril Smit. Cllwir l'rv-ill:-nl: and Kvrlruvtiu Wmmlvy, Ko-y Cilhlv IJl't'Silll'Ylf o t o -we . Q N at 'Q --.q.,-.... s. M., N ,-- .wax Q.: In the spring of the year: Your Student Council holds its animal March of Dimes uslave dayw sale . . . the A Cappella Choir presents their spring musical production, The King and I . . . CHS dehatcrs hold the district meet at Carthage . . . Distrihutive Education students entertain their em- ployers . . . Future Business Leaders of America have a hall honoring Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. and look back to their State meet . . . The Future Teachers of America look hack also to the work they did at the State Con- vention in Denton . . . the Library Club catalogues new hooks . . . the annual staff begins work on the Pine Burr . . . the Future Farmers of America hold their yearly F.F.A. Rodeo . . . The Future Homemakers of America give a style show showing the creations they have made . . . the CHS Band is busy practicing for contest . . . the Pep Squad is being organized for the following year . . . all these organizations are busy making Carthage High School. I09 E933 Ktiilnl' KAY lf,XRIKIfli .IXNICF 110015 1 1 r W.-XI.'I'A PIPPEN V4-alllrr Feiilur SVSANNIC NEAL IHINUIVSS Xlurmgvr . .-..... I,u-5r1a1pQlmt l'.fI1tm's ll.-Xlili-XIVX WICIXIII NIARTII.-X GREEN T 5vr1im'ErliIn1' K 'N SNIITII Copy Editur JU ANN IIARNION -L. -X-Fixtaull lfmlitm' NI.XlJlEl.I. Sl10'l l' .X-51514111 151151114-ff Nlanugu SIIIRIJCN HlIU'I I' 'Y' gp-9 if ani C7 .,,,lf X4 Indc x Edltnr APRIL SCOTT Sports ,Editor V , 'XII 9 F M4-xm ALICE HARBOROLGH Qpfh-WVEI-W CLICK hx. is-Eff N ' 1 T? i 'ur' 'ilk I VA A ,Ja xltlllllfll Higgs lxvnm-th Wm-lm Kay Smith Xpril S.-.Ill Xlr, lyuix lb-l1i11Nn11 l'I1iIil. ,l.,lmN14.n l're's1'ffe'11! I iw' I'H'SI'1Il'llf Sw rvmrx Tre'm11re'f flflziwl l1.lf. l'!!'.NI'1ll'Ill tuclent ff Councml Y 'r Kan fjLlI'ik!'l' l'i11f' Hnrr lfflitnr F.T..-1. Prmnlvlzl Studvnt l:UllIll'il fpnlmwlml Ll l'l'll-illgl pvp rally lhv lligllll lvhm th- Nw llwlw- gamma 1 su. wi Wm UF Y1lVIj'1f'1'l2ll l'r1'Qi1lcnt Higgs Lilll'fiUllN ruff w:um'il nu-mlm:-r. Slum- fflffhflllfllflf' hfllfw Ftmnll. for xlLlTl'll ul! llimv- fuml. TN I i f r 111 1 r 1 rx :ta ann: N X Pm Senmr lrfsnlanl ,IIIIIIIII If!SI!lf'fIl op znnmrz lr: mlm! In llrunz Unjor In llrum llnmf F BL 1 lrgwlmf II2 favs' 'Q- Jzixm-Q Xix Barbara Kay Wvivli Alben 1301-pn Paul Pllglt' Rl'l1Pf'f'8 Hiifkritivr Urlml l'1'P.si1lz'1zl F.H.A. Presirlwzt H0,,,C,0Um Rpp. HOI7If'l'0lI!Il Rvp. Homemom R571 Gofvermn y . lg. If SI? , , 1 Kay Smith and Mouzon Biggs decorate the Christmas trce. CH. . ,, r- dit Hervin Scott Homeroom Rep. ,-.N 5 Y TNNUIJ at-f if Joe Buck gives a ribbon sales talk to Mary Alice Yar- Barbara Griffith borough. Homeroom Reap. TOO BUSY Joe Burk 'Nlartha Nlalonr Ixlrk Nmith Stew Stmall Carobn Blair Q f N vu Homeroom Rep Honzeraom Rep Homeroom Rep Homeroom Rep Homeroom Rep 1107716700171 Rep No! Sho wn II3 I... VII v :iv umert IWPTIIIJIIOII Carthage Hzbh chool Band Q,- I.f-ft tn right: Susanne Nval. Swm-Ihr-art: Charlvs Shadow:-ns, Librarian: Jerry Hanzen. Vim Pr:--iflent: James Nix. Prveirlvntz Rr-lwccca Rhodes. Score-tary: .-Knrlrf-w XIcDanif-l. Managcrz Martha Malone. Re-portf-r. Twin Drum Majors Y f 1 Vx V' 8 4,1 WAI.'l'A NELI. PIPPEN FIFA-XXXE NE,-XI. f JANIS BIRD NI I-IIN,-X I..-KCRON E MARTHA KIALONE. captain .IIDY SIXCLIAIH Cl O T 6 ' Z Z P S REBECCA HARKRIDER XI.-XR Y NI.-XYO y CH. . A Cappella Choir All-State Choir Members FRONT ROW. left to right: Maclell Scott. altog April Scott, altog Marilyn Harris, alto lalternatel: Kay Smith, Soprano. BACK ROW: Floyd Ellis, tenorg Paul Earls, haritoncg Mouzon Biggs. bass laltcrnatel. Officers 'ac' 17 Q7 C9 5 i Q April Scott, Presidentg Kay Smith, Vice Presidentg Janice Goolsby, Secretary-Treasurerg Martha Green, Reporter. cenes from 66Brigad0on'9 warthaginian Qmff Xl' ROW. If-fl I1- right: .Xpril Smut. Nlalry Xliw- Hqlrlmmllgh, I'Xl'K I u - -- - y ' U WY: vxllll W!! I4'f'f'1'Il li'ulv'1r'1 Xxvlvll ln'-vlxlx Imlm Nlllll N , . , . N mtl. lmrluxrgx lfrlflllll. Xlmi--ll N'-wit. Wh, bln-lx, I,lIlII.l I'1'llIl1'l'. lvltln lxlmlmll. Walla Img gn 11 Km ':JliLxl'l'. Kan' Smith m Il Nlurtlm l,1'cv11.,lu1114-4- 1.01-Islvy. ,J QT? ,5 f l ,X-xi-lun! Ifrlitul' XI'lHI, SfI0'I l' X Illllrvl' NI NIH Xl.I4.lf N XlU3UliUll H f. Future Homemulcers of America FIRST IIUWV. lvl! In right: .-Xlive Slwletmi. Rt-hu Snape. Xl:-Iha Xlangham. Ilarlulra Wlvlvll. Judy Chancllvr. Jftjxllll Tvw. Uiann Cavity. Xnn Knight. Rivhit- Km-Ily. ,luely Whitey Ilurntlly Kyle-. lfnwltlit- lhx-welt-r. ,-Xnniv Ruth Ilzinielg' lyvggy IN-lhum. .lnlmniv Brooks. SEC- UNI T1 N 1 N 41 1 I I N N J N r .i I NNW: I 'zin fkeln-If n. Nlury Nlihun. fully ll Ilan I. Ittm-it lit Q. Iary ,It-I zinivl. .lIlllI'l n lluvis. Rt-In-wa flruwfortl. Charlycc Pikv. lla-zulu Kittvr. l.Ll.IllJ.lIlLl l.m-krimlgu-. lmivtta llmlgos. Kay llnh-mnlw. liluisc llurni-tt, Amlriu film-Williams. .loyw II1'IllII'lfII'i5Ol'l. THIRD RUN 1 ll Pl V: Peggy fhirleis. I'1I'i1Il1 S anna. Mrs. iillips. lit-tliv Sinvlair. Linda lfartvr. ,lm-kie Higgs, Martha l'ivn-1-. Kay Allison. Shir- lvy ifulviiuiri. l.incIz1 Wlull. Jxllllt' IAIIIQI. Betty Tvw. Nvufllit- Flzfc-twrmtl. BACK RUXV: I,inrIa Davis. Samlra I'vuc'e'. Jvrrytg Puss, Klar- lIt'I'lI4' llarswell. Shirlc-y Ill'llNIl'I', .Indy ciHIl'l11Z1l'I. Ile-tty Iiritton. Future Homemaker fficers bv P with- fs ' 'ti 5. 1 . . :Y 1-f '- GJ up If-ft lu right: .lufly Whitv. Ri-pmlvr: Nlvllvu Blllllglllillll. Sung livader: .lmtnn T4-w. St-culul Yico President: .Indy Chandler. First Yiffe rcwitlvnt: llurlrurxi Wm-I1'h. l'rwi4I1-nl: ltiunnv fills-ily. lIll'1'11Nlllil'fI Rim-hiv K1-lly. I'izlniSl: Allllt' Knight. Fvvrctary. I I9 L ft to fl ht Barbara Welrh ,lcre ,lane Nluorv, llc-acl Cheerlr-amler Kay liU'l l'UNI ROW. lvft to right: liiirlmaru Wvlvll. lvrc- Nluurv, Kay Smith. Nlarllm lille-r. .lv- Ann Harmon. SliCfUNlJ ROW: Kathy Kimball, April Smit, Xluclvll Sunil. Jurly llliamllvr. junivs- Klmilslmy. Kay Curilu-r, Nl:-llma Blllllgllliilll. 'l'lllHll ROW: Janne-ttv Dunaliuv. ,lvrry Nlurfliall. Christy Lawrm-nm-, lSf-vi-rly Hr-arrl. Carolyn Blair, llurluira Griffith. jam-kiv Plviii- ons. 'l'HlRlJ ROW: Nvll Fur- sylli. Nlurilyn Harris. lie-lic Je-an Hvutli. jnlinniv llrmvks, Ann NlcLuurin, Palsy Fmlmry. IH-ggy Aiiflvrs, Xlvlincla Whita- kr-r. Linda Runner. Mary Slringvr. Sara Wall. Nan l.e-g- gz-It. Nvlliv Farmm-r, Linila Tlllll1l8S. .loyc Cousins, ,luily White-. Nanvy Cramlcluik. Nlur- lllu llrvml. Bvtty Tllnilmlvsun Nlzirry lirown, Nlilflllil l'ia'rvv Nancy Hudson. Joan T1-w, Ru-lui Smipv. Sally Hullziml. Kathy lllair. Barliaru Silllllltbfll, ,luvkiv Riggs. Juyvn- Hviirlrivk- sun. Kay Allison. lim- Harris, Aunnlrizi Xlrwilliains. Eloise llurne-tt. illiarlcyv Pikv. Linda Sn-plus-nsun. Shirley llruslrr, lliunnv Jordan. Arlalrz- Woods, Yvonne llailvy, R1-lu-eva Scrvws. 'X ,J ,g Librar Assistants :. ' ii. ' N - l7f'?5Q3,xL.Qf16?' ' 1 PD ul' FRONT ROW. loft to right: Mrs. Chaprnan. Patsy Emliry, Pal Pyle, SECOND ROW: Shirley llayvs, Mary Nlcllanivl, Sandra l'm'a1'c, llvtty Soapv. l'4-gzgy WPdgPKS'0flll, Carolyn Holland. Library Club T' FRONT ROW, left to right: ,lc-nifer l'Dcll, Thomasinc Bee-ne. Jesse Sinclair, Nancy Hull. Mary Maples. Barbara Jennings. SECOND ROW: Peggy Yvedgbwurth, Mrs. Chapman, Sally Holland. C pr Y - 4 . x 1 , li.. -95 mx ' ' ss S351 gg in 'gs I aiufzi 111llIll1l'0 1Vlll'S08 011111 1 1 1 'x 33,7 Wm, J . , , , V. 111 N11 111111. 11-Il 11- 111111: 1'.1l 1'111'. 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F1X1'11 111111: .1.lII 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1111111 11511-1 1-1111111. 11.1111.Il.l 541111111114 5111111-1 1-1111111 I-1111 1111113 1111111-11 1111141111-1, 1-13111 11.1111N. ,11-.11111 1141111111-11. 1111-1.1 N.111 1 II1 11.lIlIN N1 -11-11. ,l.11111-1- 1L1-1111111. 11.111-1 1x111'. N1f1f11N11 1111113 111111 XX11111x 111111-Ilv F111-1111111-1. F11-1111111 11111111111-1. 111111141 1111212 114111111131 11111 F. B. L. A. Club r'lmNT RUYV, le-ft tu right: Nliu lucy. llunalml lfalrilwr, llolmlmy liullv, liilly ,luv Hurrist, Hairy Stringer, lllvmla Remix, Panlclu l'vtm'r- mn. Uiunm- jorelun. Put-y lfrulrry. Kathy Kimluill. jl'l't,' Munn-, Faye' .'xllt'Il. Xlr, lingua-. SECUNIJ RUXV: jimmy Langston, Sunny Nlmllillaii. ,lulln limiway. liurulyn l'lullaml. .-Xliu' Skmfltun, Nell Fmlsytli. Putty 'l'ullwrt. limla llmim-r, ,-Kun 3Il'l,Z1ll1'll1. llc-tty Masml, ,Iimmy Sll8Il1lbllI'gLl'I'. Kt'llllf'lll Nlcllrimle. 'l'lllHlJ RUWV: ,lc-fry Hanzen. Dun llurnvtt. llillif- ,le-an Williams, Kathy Blair, Sllirlvy lluyvs, l.inzlu llllltbllllli. llvuri 5lxm'lInll. .lzmvt Umiulllif-, lic-lm-vu Rlimlvs, .luvkiv Wlilkm-rsmi. ffaitlmlvllv l ul05'. limlnvy liiwwli, Dun N14-Hriilv, IfUI'R'I'll HOW: liulrluy l islie'r, liliurli-Q llrysmii, llzlrlmru Hulmirivllv. H4'll4'l'l'll liI'llXXl-lPl'4l. l.IllllNt' Slmw. .liuly l7lIlll'Y, fllmrlos Fluid- mv0n+.Jimn1y lluxh. Audio-Visual Club lmfl tu right: Cary Kirby. Mr, Earl Carikvr. Aubry lfurguson, C, P. Stuflclurml. Paul ffurnl llrnnks, Kennvtll lifvllivr. .lanif-Q Nlarvvn, :Xllwrt Phillips, llillyjm- llarrist, l24 age. Bruve Bukvr, David Bndkin, Bobby Sadler -...........-- uill and Scroll Club Q--14-..,,,,q, 'i Inf! In right: Nlrw, fflim-lx. Wallin l'ippq-11, Sllxgnlm- N--ull .Xpril Smut. Nlaulvll 54-ull. lfurw-Iyll llwlluml. lglil'lbLlI'Li Hriffitll, lfanplyn Blair Num Wall. Hllllvillll Wu-Irlx. ,lwhm llalrm-nn. Kay Slllllll. Fllillf-3 Fvwlt. l.i11sl:x HliIlHl'l'. .lLlIll1'o' llmvlslly, Kuy ffurikvr. N1ill'lllLl Urwn ary .Xli 1-1- N41l'lw1'n11gLl1. Distributilve Education, Club Q-5 FICUNT ROW, In-fl m right: llurix :Kun Nloslvy, Hu-lvn Slllt'kIINlll, Htilllllt' F110 Emivrds. ,loan 'll-w. NHIICY Hudson. Marilyn O'5lcin S XIUNID HOW: Xlr. Klum-UI lllil-R. ,IQIIIHN Smith. Kunnim- Xlvxm-ly. flhurlie- F11-lllixmg. xvilylll' Edging Sunny XIcNIillun, Uliwr Ratlvy rllll HUX ' ill Y: Ihilip Jnllnflnxl. livin' lfhaulxsivk. ll:-unix Hidlulv. .l....Smi1l1.lil-f.,-gp HWS, lexus Jets ,lub ,A 1 PROXVIW HOW. lf-fr In righlg jnlm Britt, Unlp Filth. lflydv High Bill Tillery. Hnrlnir- lziflllillgllillll. rl-MUNI? ROW: Dun Sllllllhllt' Bull Xlglrxlldll, 'I'Immg1Q Xlmvlv. Ilnuix Hrurnlml.-lt. UAXKK ROW: NIV. -lnhll-ull. .Inv lim-k. lu II. filllllltllvlj 'I-I'll II Ham-r, f:HLll'll Willix Key Club 1?-alfa an 5 W 'af X. is PRHNT NNW. lvfr tw right: Nlilv- Kml11v'l111f1'+-. Kathy Kimlmll. ffury lfupr-Iurnl, Kf'lllll'Ill W4-HI.-5, SHQHNII RUW: liruu- Hglkvr, Xlmlfwn Vi I ru H1111 Il lnllx llll rw TIHHI IUW '11 X I ul n. Prwllix 1.r.n4 Hn Ru-f-. N-fiN.1n1pN L .v . U v r J i U: iH1f'- Inu mx. Ilan Nw-N. Xlvrxin Si-utr. I-'0l'K'l'H KUYY: 'l'f?l'ry lwlm- rwlfl H+-pkin-. l IF'l'H ROW: ,Inv Iluvk, ,lim Clark. 'l'x'uf-tt ULIIVI. 'llun Kww-, Kvnm Il--utvvn. UUQK NNW: ,lim NT NNW. Im-fl In 1'ig1l1l: l l'Q'4llij 111115. K:1tl1vri11v Igflllllll, lf111'wly11 lifuul. lhuid l'w1'ter. SICQQHNII RUW: U:-rtl1:1 tjIll'rllil'l'. Us-tty . , .. , . . ,. ,. - ,. , , flu Im:-, l1U.lx Ixlivtg ,luyw Hwll41111I. 1.11-111141 lull:-1'. P4119 HLMLU11. N11-. I3lg1,LIPI'Nfllff. Ur:-, luylwr. ,Xutry h11u'I111s1-11. ,lK'I'l'f' Mc- lllHl1'I I27 Jumor High tudent Council 4 in SEATED, left to right: Linda Du Bose, Bonnie Langford, Shirley Dennard, Norma Chandler, Doris Shivers. Gus Farguson, Johnny Howell, Judy Heaton, Roi Sue Fisher, Martha Shadowens, Linda Cholston. STANDING, left to right: Lovil Hudson, Dan Jones, Char- lotte Boyd. Marian Cassity, Judy Johnson, Chris Prince, Eugene Tenncy, Cane Mr'Daniel, Charles Risienger, Donna Duckworth, June Johnson, Bernard Moore, Mike Page. tudent Council Officers M 'rn . . 't' Left to right: Doris Shivers, Judy Heaton, Gus Farguson, Johnny Howell. I28 v- F. H. A. Officers ,-., ., Ng, ' fig Q U o o Fei' qv 1 1 is-...U n-4'-+4 - N ri -1 Left to right: l,illllPlZ1 Langfford, Doris Sliiyt-ry. Roi Sue Fisher, Linda Dullose. Martha Slladowens. liz-tty Coleman. Peggy l.iston. June Johnston. Eloise Custis, Junior Hi h Future Homemakers of America . . 1 s rv? new 'k LEFT T0 RIGHT: Peggy Liston. .ludy Heaton. Roi Sue Fish:-r, Cliarvliv Spradley. Francis Davis. .lenifer Whitaker. Georgia Under- wood. l.imla Alford. Sharon Blackwell. Doris Sliiyt-rs. Nina Wardlow. SECOND ROW: Norma Purdy. Mary Davis, Geneva .lone-S. Linda DuBose. Sue Paul. Betty Rollins. Martha Sll3llllW6I1S. Janice Sullivan, .ludy Marshall. June Johnston. Donna Duckworth. ,lo Anne Hanimons. Deanna Taylor. Rt-tty Coleman. Louise Hodges. Barlwara Goode. Dixie Anderson. Judy Johnson. Nancy Hightower. Rita Herring. Dianne- LaCrone. Pamela Langford. .lanvt Hull, Carolyn Goodman. Miss Minis. THIRD ROW: Betty Soape. Shirley Rohint-tt. Jo Ann Thomas. Charlotte- Gray. Pamela Folk, Arrie Jernigan. Martha McLean. I29 kv -.r J0u,rna,li sm Club M-Q X3 ,, ,I A 4 'QLD' lr- F143 A L 'Q Y Q ' ,fx 1 , Q 1 wk Q Q Q ,mfg ' S. . F3 vi? , M Sb x Q 3' an Q6 ff-df.-5 ml! lg., fx 5 Y !ll I H S1 gg i lj. 1 f' -s 1, ilgg ii? EG! 5. i AA Q D 0 . , ' if I' C 1 I C . Jyii' xii? 51,2 , - 'sw ' -ff ,XJR S ' ' fn ' f , 5'- .' V5 - . , , E f 1' NC KXQKLGLR Cx n r .g Cz' F .F .A. Sweetheart MARIAN C.-XSSITY 1 'Y-uv-usxntiit-dill-I' ' T'H-lIl...lL-l,uI . 3111154 ' D , i FRONT ROW. left to right: Ruhhy Sadler, James Rnhinson. John Kirkland. Robbie Evans. Pamela Peterson, C0-Sweetheartg Larry Johnson, Roger Hcfluirm-. Wayne Bryant. Jerry Snape-. J. R. lluclfnn. Sam lfcfflroy. Marian Cassity. Swvethvartg Rayford Brown, Stanley Miller, Garth Lailrone. Bobby Spradley. Danny Sri-pliviison. SECOND ROW: Royce Aiiflrfrsnn. Jams-s llliainnvsa Roy Robinson. Billy Clahaugh. Jimmy Copeland. Sunny McMillan. Robby :hH1lf'Tr0D. Charlvs Whitley. James Duke. William Barnett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Oates, Sponsorg Jesse Taylor. I.:-ssiv Wilson. Bobby Jnhnsnn. Jim Bob Williams. Johnnie Mills, Allwrt Buren. liuh Jarvis Wilcie Pelham, Bubba Murff, Richanl Ballinger. Terry Jnhnron. Ifugt-ml Blbh, FOURTH ROW: Kr-nnf-th Cult-nian. Yvmon Twuniey. Jackie Armstrring. Jackie LaCrone, Elvin Hunt. Johnnie Harris. Douglas Nlangham. Jimmy Griffith. Roy Curry. Lynn Arney. llvrrel Plnnket. BACK ROW: Jerry Eason, T. J. Wlmten. I32 Pop Band 1 . i Pl yr! FIRST HOW. le-ft tu right: Illlarlr-5 Rifingvr. Amlre-w Xlvllunivl. Ijllilflvi Fliailuwz-nm llllLlTI1'4 Uvifvncy. FECUNII ROW. lfxfl If' flflhif Rita Ilwrring. Jimmy Ili-rnzirfl. limniy Row. Jvrry Ilan-1-n. lhilv Nlvwilliaiiia lamri- Nix. pigmi-I: Nlr. fi. ,l. I-3II1l7Ti'1'llI. clire-1-lnr. Junior H Lgh Future Farmers L.n M44 1 :l'F!1Q WI, FIRST RUYV. If-fr In right: Cade-ll Stvplwnsmi. Bill Strptoe-, lvrry Arnislrongr. ,limmy Iluff. Ruddy Harris. Ronnie- Harwy. SECOND ROWIZ ,liiw Iliiwi-ll. llwnalil llzitu-s, lrvnnny Thrinias. .lulinny Nlcxlillun. Rnnniv Nvlsun. ill:-n .Xlr-xamlvr. Huvy I.awsT4'm'P. llrian Hatlvn. THIRD RUW: Larry' lor- llavix. l,arry Jordan, lfarrul Sistrunk. lluvifl llufli. .lam-k lluw:-re. Wvlzluii llarnvtl. If0I'R'l'II ROW: Cliarliv Canimack. lfliarlvs Griffs-y. Nlikf- Nl-flfflliill. James Gliolstwll. .lim Paymx 'l'mnmy Nicliols. Ilan .lwliiifli-11. llannoy Fullvy. FIFTH ROW: Saininy Evans, Ilolilmy Bluff-li-y. .lavkiv Salt:-r. Billy Ray fjriffitli. Rwlrert Cuntvr. Clyilv Corlwin. Nwlun Nlalnnv, Roger Sadlvr. SIXTH ROW: Fam Strong. Curtis Lvsliv, .lavkiv Flclclvxv. ,luv Robinson. SEYENTII ROW: Lynn Craws. Kylv Imftwitcli. I33 1111111 mme- 111e 1 -111 111 19 .11111 11111 If 11e.11t 01 CHQ Lilllllllllfw to 116-at set w1t11 .1 new tx pe 01 QXLIIBIIIPIII F1111 Nl1111c11t tcpx out 111to an almoxt ent11e1x d11fe1e11t 1101111 one 111 YN1llf1l C1cl'Nf' 112126 111016 1111619 t and e1e1s11.1x Lines 4111 lew of 1 buxden Juxt as e1e1wt11111U seem- to be 001110 fme that 01d 1.1111111111 chxeaxe Np1111ff few1, c1eeps mto CHQ wldl t11e HIDIJCHIHIICE of t111N 111, eau the 11111 to 110111 Nccms to 1ef1we each Nludcnt fO1 1 few week S rmg FN 147 H fi!!- 1' F X hm dlspldy om of the lr prlle hulls Nlre Kwle gnr- a 1110141g1v 111111u11sIr.1I1o11 I34 Fever The boys have an after-dinner session out in front of the school. Suddenly, overnight it seems, school elections hit hard . . . Cheerleaders, Student Council. CHS is filled with posters, outstretched hands, and friendly faces. Sunburned faces appear after each track meet or baseball game. Pine Burrs have barely been signed when exams once again ap- pear. Senior Assembly, Baccalaureate exercises, Graduation day . . . all take their places as memories. -ff si 0' i 4,1 ' , w' I x Spring brings the exciting baseball games. A view of CHS from the air. Snapshots 1: ,w J. ,,. , ,,, .. 4 n up -wr-.',ff:. ' fur if - R . w:JfE:2aa.a4 - . 'u , Q, 1 M ' - KB a A :fra sialasmfifff iir s r -V Q? ir- eca, -'f- si are EQ ,,i, ,. '43- tfifiis if l ifiiiii -NW Ei ' R Q 'fi S' .' 2 ' is 4 A , A In the summer of the year: You recall the night we won District Championship . . . the excitement felt . . . favorite elections . . . the chain gang putting out the Carthaginian . . . decorating the goal post . . . trying to beat the rain . . . the classroom projects . . . club activities . . . the spring musical pro- duction . . . practicing all those nights . . . try-outs for the senior play . . . measuring for rings . . . fun at the Sophomore party . . . the dazzling prom . . . the won- derful, wonderful banquet . . . final exams . . . gradu- ation . . . fun during the summer months. All of these enchanting memories are captured in the snapshot section. I37 September --iw.. 1 fi-HU A ,,.. N init'- Y Max? U' 'K SPfP'l'EXIl5ER . . . Our date book opens re minding us of our 1958-59 year at CHS . . hints of interesting summers are noted 1' 't . 4 5 5 ll dents old and new fill the hulls . . . students become accustomed to classrooms . . . school pietures are taken . . . girls, PE. classes begin Thie time laet week I V521 ll'1 QVNlIHl'llll l 037115 nd! IQ No, Fe nw rj' I f . S it ,, 2 JL, In A arp R0 V S 1 X i ii' . ' , ' ' F .' ' U ,.. ld Faces New Faces t11111l1l111ff SUUICIIIH attempt to Ellldllfff then schedules M11 10115 club- 01g.11117e 111111015 1cff111 tme Nd tx lllllpdlffll of 111.1g.u111eN claus 0ff1CCIN .111 elected and thus ou1 fust two pagee me fllled ' I Rk A.l -at I s llsjutlln pusqb' tj, I 351 K I3 Can't 1 gn om- uf them mthout Ne lhng amthmg ' QW' it A A 00 X I 'X xl aus XM' K0 C axx Y .AX X XGA XV 5 6:99 e October Par:-nts' Night. It l What wi- iIifhi't l'd just as sullll ham- the nnuiilisf OCTOBER . . . pep rallies are slated on Fri- days . . . our parents walk the long halls and squeeze into desks on parent-teacher night . . . PT.-X inemhership drive hit us all at once . . Civic elusses organize Student Congress . The lniullpups' spirit. Plgskln I...- Ilt 1 U Serum class 111105 flllilly HIIIVC F116 P16 VCIIUOII Week lm IIIHICIXMIY Wlth effectlxe a1t wo1k l1te1atu1e claweb d1amat1ze cl1a1acte1b of CIIHIIIICIIOII ind -0 a110tl1e1 month 011101 paffe 1 Amerlcan Llturaturv fan be fun and Pumpkms Mr Npvalur and fm ll xx ala man . . . '. .L bi ' 'Hr' 4 -. ' x i- , , 1 ' .' ' 5 1 . Mi I 's tllv prvllivfl f all! Haylu- rhvy will I'1'Illill4i w111r'lmdy . . DV. L .. O ' n . . - . v .d . Y, 7 . . V 1 ' . . . z Q ' , dll- . D . J I A .-5 rj. 1U P5 NS.. ., 'nv' Pri 95 iurvgrmxxul- XIX lllx I42 ., ' '1 lmuilff' ll ll ms x Nlurll and Xhmfl' November mm mulg, I 1 I H , ,S 3+'5i:uL.mmAzL mn 'fi 5'Nlay tht-y NSI Ill IN'lll't' , NOVEMBER . . . football comes to its peak with our viotory owl' Naoogflovlws . . . Student Ollllfll xponwon lmonfues of flclv Nilllt ?ET' mm 1 flu Tmnlwflxlnf' plans ale made fol the hollclaw Fi-trunk anfl LaGronf- lf-ml Bulldog support:-rf in Favorite eh-vtion rvturns Irving tallim-ml by journalism stmlwnts. a Npiritwl vlwor. Homecoming and the hampionship , QD Sf? 'il' 0 ,X . V A W, -QQ f mv .Q x,,, 0 0 yu., N 63 Q, 0 rg'5,J r. . 6: 0 G V 1 I!! I k Q . , ' 3' wi Trilullr' In flu' lhlllxlngf. pivluring Ihvir Yuri-ills tnvplliw 111141 pif'lurr's I X ' ' V of tllf- lvillll. q A Q ' Wm!! F V 'yi ., A 333926 X Y 4, ,N ,V . A 1 7 Q--9 i Y s . . S T110 Foollmull SWt't'Ill0ill'l amd dllCh0SSt1S un' SO- A h M lvvtvd . . . lli'l'0I'illi0llS am' llllClt'1'XN'ilY for the ' Homecominv' Ctxl'f'l1l0IliC9 the Band Swvet- Fr1f'fw'1i-' F-'lliw Q11-v+-fair' fwul wflf f f H H1 f'U 1iIhH Sam' Z, , . . . . heart is rex'f'aled . . . once again we turn the page. ' MVK . Q N kvpv ux .N KTW' UUW' ' , 'x . -rm uM?2iu1xm--nwng N ini' N whh KVM n,-dx WNV' X Nmcqkvkxxi -l Slllllllllt' N1-ul i- vrowm-mi Band Swv:-ilu-ur! at lhv Xamg mlfwllm'--1 f:1r'll1:1g1v gzarmz I43 A Q. December , , fi NB Y' t i , - . uf Kathy reveals the Christmas spirit with a big so A ' ' 'le K . ,, AK, ,L , . bllll. X 1:-51.-'ka' F, 'im f ,, , ,N hi v .Q , . ' 'UJQQXA 'X I , ...ani , pf ., . , f, I ' V' f...-r l ..,...... Ihgecsggwliii :gagged by the D.E. club added beauty to CHS and helped arouse n l . Student Council deco- rates the CHS Christmas tree . . . show- cases are arrayed with Christmas spirit . . . all the time our boys are playing football in the state-playoffs. f x . A ff , - I . X - V1 . rf la , 1 'u ,. . Carrol Brooks briefs the radio public on CHS news as the Future Teachers pre- - 999 sent the annual radio program. I44 Integration already. . . e Welcome Vacatwn XI! nulld md Nnxtur fdllllillfl llldlxf' Colonial nu 1 um na nrxnti Th ' K P 4 ,. F ' 1 l . i I ' 4-. , ag 1 1 I' ' ' . V :xIIl .'1iIl history lap ff' ' 1. 5-fi . 1 K- 5 ' j ' ' ' 1 - - ' , ' l CHS studrnts admirv display cusv fn-aluring: Christmas arrungm - 1 Q Q' - F- Q n ' 1 ' O D I l - y . . 4 5 p- - v w , , i , .. J p' .ff .-f',u , '5f'. -A' W-4 V . F ' 1 r Q .. - r vw R' N Y 5 Kg 7 ' f It tl - u I ' ' ' . A S . 'x ' 53 w , ' ,' Djs -l - 3 -H -- '4 ' I L 5. Chxlstmfu pfulub fue planned f01 ilu holldayb F F A boys ICCCIVC then ylvketw fnmllw the long aualted 1 hen: Chllitlllda .md vacatlon 1938 lmecomeb h1Nl0lV 1939 becomes news V? N Happx FF X lm x nuns Mtlldtcgngd jdllxd APPR' Clliflun fron, P BL t Club 1, Own ul Lau January Tlx y'1 IN ,nuff Re Carch fm term tln me A JANUARH anothel page dllOthC1 month, an othe1 yeal, cmd bchool llfe ulbheb onwaxd exams loom ahead md cxtm btudy 11601115 students dance 50 OLIICIN can xx ilk at the M O D dance Semore pon or Nlarch of Dlme dance Flnal renew for mid term tv t HCJITIPIIIBLCIH Qtxlc Show New Year A New Term Pax :me of the D I1 Banqlnt SOIJIIOHIOICS, JUIHOIN, and 56111015 compete fol funds hae ended It was cl wonduful half yefu and We look f01WNd1d to second half mth navel anuclpatlon Lau ludmnl txpr Nfarch of Dum rard Pre parmg debut: num rxal for anutln r wir hr Y P1311 fOr .ll1Ill0f Nnwr Biillllllif , x, , 1 3 3 'J wg ,,,.,, . . I E xo? . .xx , 1 H 1 If QW 4. N,,1.A -4- for M.U.D .... before we know it the first semester '. '- V ' . , ,. . . 'A . Q a s A Q ' 9 . . V, . , V ,' 2, D . ' I' ' . V . Miss 'fss 1 s I' M ' 'S ' s. A T 1 1 1 1. ' I47 Coach Paul gives the Cannons a pep talk between gamm- periods. Februar wk see-1114 iIlll1Sl'li about form-lliilip Ixalliy xairl FEBRUARY . . . the month of romance has arrived . . . F.B.L.A. club gives il Valentine Bail at the sub . . . the football jackets arrive and the lmoys are honored in a special assembly . . . Seniors operate the concession stands at basket- H8 fa CHS A Cappella Choir performs the Four Sacred Works of Verdi with the Nacogdoches Symphony Orchestra. hall games . . Cupid Brin 's Romance F 1' 'X . , XX v Four minute-s hctwcen classes really vonws in hamly to CHS couples, . cielvaters attend tournaments . . . secret admirers send and receive paper hearts . . . another page is filled in our date hook. By their expressions, concession stand. 4 3 S . i 1 thvsr- Seniors seem to be making a lot of money in the fx Q Valentine thoughts the year 'round I49 lt's a big job to keep books in order. M arch 6 . 'X' I , i i Reck0n we can vo outside today? F.B.L.A. club program. MARCH. . . Springtime is here! The teachers attend a convention and the students have it holiday . . . The A Cappella Choir presents their fabulous presentation, The King and I. Girls get athletic awards, too, for winning the District title in Basketball Winter Makes an Exit Latin is Crm-k to me! The Student Council shows are well underway . . . seniors practice for the senior play . . . the exodus of March as a lamb marks the end of another month. 1 March is skirt-holding time. CHS Robin Hoods. Scottish Iassies prepare costumes for Brigadoon April l.et's really yell it. APRIL . . . Spring rains dampen noone's spirits . . . the Senior Play, 'GSO This Is Bliss, is presented . . . cheerleader tryouts are held . . . Juniors measure for senior rings . . . I.L. -hh t ,xx ' , gt N 'ls xx. 'f' 43- 'H 1, s ' K' 9 U 5, X . ! x X N a V ' N A N X V f . 4, K ' Nsxi A-s A x v I I ul f' Energetic American history students clean up CHS campus to Journalism students ready for sleep l?D at one of their frequent beautify the school. slumber parties. I52 pring Rains Arrive 1 want my Pine Burr, too! meets are underway . . . Baseball games are being played . . . The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom dazzles all . . . April is entered in the book for eternity. ---4' F.B.L.A. club arouses the baseball spirit with an attractive display case. Eager Juniors measure for Senior rings May The Am ht 'KYXHUA x WN .A FH1 Rfb, Dar rdf MAY 1 tlmv of happlnew and Q'1dneQs QCIIIOIQ vs we goodbyes Uraduatlon and lJdCC31d1l1Pdf? fllllCkly take place me pfwes of Olll dflte book have become a httle wom and fuwd but not so the Qtudents SX1QaHne and hex' ba Phan xeam 1958 Junmr Slnmr Prom I 'S-I ., X - xl . I Al ' C, ' 'AA' 31,1 .X 'L 1 c 1 n 1 . 1 ,nn xl if . . . . I '. 'Z '. . . . D u ' ' ' , ' . . . tl KZ. : . C ' - 'Q Y . .' , . . . - , I I ,in ' 13 , , nv 'a A ', D- n-.. 1 ' o 'Sf Q Y l '. ., A. Graduatwn ,KX ' UT .xr Hx I rin N uxiwu u Senlols march off l!1t0 a cloudless new Wolld that 90 many othels have faced whlle Sopho moles and JUHIOIQ aceend one mole step on then lfuldel to that ffoal the date book la closed Last anti, 19 Q8 l1aQr11,aH rp 11 44 F Tl 1 lf' ong Hwaltfd band mp Tho e after dmner gn lp 0 on O at . f .f 'f Q ! ,v J .-' C KA ' sn ' X pi ,Q i A ,,,.,Q,.s - ' ,., KM-' 0 lr A I . ' 1 S half: .. V1-f' e ard, . 'Q ' .. , ,K - f ' c ' Z., ' . . . v ,I ,J ,leg 4 ' ef en ff ,W ! I , , S k - A, ,,, 41 .., -f KAW , 'Q 1 s - ' ss' 9 ssi Summer ,Anwa- af- w 1. ,.. A- 5--of , 4-'- -2 The last day of school was written on the smil- ing faces of every laughing stnclent and teacher. Ever since that first day of school nine months ago, many hours have heen spent dreaming .. -ff-'rn' about the summer holiday. Whether' it was a -li' . A ' 1 - ff' dream of a tennis ffame. a XV'llP1'-Skllllf' icnic 1' , 6+ in Mary Alice Yarborough skiing on Lake Murvall. ,111 , r- ' rrp T P I56 , - f............. .P he annual staff takes a day off to slave on the ine Burr. I F.H.A. members conduct a nursery school each summer. n-- my lfvnf ' -1:-A W -K 5 ii,. I N H olidcqy on the lake. or just sleeping late and loafing, Pzwll studvnt has il flrvani of his own. WllPlll0l' that last day murkefl the end of high school lifv or the lmeginning of El new life in CHS, a three- month vacation is a reward well earned. ' v L. ,G - 191 5 1- iv-r is N JI' '9 Rodney Bmach and Dun Nlvllridff swirnnung 1 fl m a l1Itlc pmol 1 The Cheerleaders at Chvvrlvadvr Svheml in COIIIIIIPTCP. T1-xas. ill gf, ENJOYINC A MEAL IN THE CAFETERIA are faculty members Vemon Wooley, Earl Cariker, Billie Mims, Patty Paul, Lucille Voorhies, Alma Kyle, Joan Latham, James Thompson, Margaret Willis, Kyle Lf-ftwitch, and David Johnson. Fczcult '-J In the summer of the year: When most of the work for the students is over, the work for you, the teachers, is just beginning . . . many of you go to school to earn higher degrees and be cer- tified for better teaching . . . plans are made for the following year . . . it's a tough job planning the sched- ule of a student and making out the cards . . . many of you suggest ideas so that more courses may be added . . . many of you meet with the activities that you sponsor . . . the coaches work with next year's foot- ball team . . . you are the ones who keep Carthage High School open all year long and are there to wel- come the students back in the fall. A 4 1.5: 1? .f , , gg 1. . wo ' ilu, ,.1, 5,44 , - 39 1:-N ist ,, Q ,-. ...nv 4- X7 f .4 --as wg? , .5 Q '-v . ,,g..u I .,. t ,, .tv ,-,Lag - mayva . 'S :S at 4 my w, 'R Teachers gather in the band hall for the first faculty meeting of the year. CARIIOI. CLICK Distriliutivc Education FRANK COPELAND MARTHA HOPKINS Math English M. H. HOPSONS Coach, Driver Education EVELYN CLICK English. Latin. Journalism DAVID JOHNSON Shop, Mechanical Drawing DAVID JONES ALMA KYLE HAZEL KYLE ISENN I KY Choir Science Science l'sp1n . if 4 ll' ,ng ...W 1 Miss Helen Rider and Mrs. Sarah Ross exchange greetings between classes, I 62 LEILA BELLE LAGRONE English, Art CLARENCE LAMBRECHT Earl Cariker gets a good laugh during his first look at the '58 Pine Burr. David Johnson considers his new annual, Band JOHN LATHAM Math KYLE LEl 'I'WICII TROY LILLY BILLIE MINIS ORIETA MORRISON Agriculturq- Band Homt-making Speech tx Q1 Nix A ,. f-M ff 'W A. Absent P H OT O NOT AVAILABLE RALPII MURFF Coach. Driver Education .,ffQg.'l,U . ' A',I, 'f'3pl6'?tk'-- 4 ' ' , Y , .-p--n1n ,,c .V ' .' , if .1 , 151-I 'fr 1 , ?1z?fi f' -.W , f . , E. L, OATES Agriculture PATRICIA PAUL Physical Education Martha Hopkins and Nettie Shaw arc on the way to a junior high pep rally. V. . 25 r. Lambrecht lines up the band for the rodeo parade. I63 1171 B si 'x lmmmlx 11-111lv 101' 4'll'l' 1111 ll .1 N1 1.1111 l'.1lNx .ar gr '3- Scenvs from thc Classrmnn Tf'2il'hQ'I'S, Costllrm- Party U am W1 e ur ,.il'l6.'Illl1 pm Cx P' PHI! N' W ' U T au ,dy ,H 1 hmm ut tn thf' Ba .1 an nn up 1,1 TIP' The mm! enjowalwle part of the prof ram Hqll In thu df-ar Alma Matc-r F rolzcs The I3atI1i11g Beauty Hvvuc Stylv Show, 1958 Mrs. Ruth NIHPIQIILIIII sulvagvs um- from GTHIIKIIIIHIS Mrs. Sarah Russ in a wry prolly party dress. iltliv. IIN I- vu ll '-Nll11lll1Ilg, WIIIUUI gvltm-1 1 mix Iam modc-IQ the -.uk and wlthout om' a Hun mln yuu just wercnt HI '-tw 1 tn sm WN'lQlll aww rw lu 1900 0 gm' 0 actnlllw r-I 1 A E-If TI i: one lj In g : ' f ' I ' F MES B -.r . 1' . ' '. ' Q I ', ' ' ' .:.'I-. A Wal Imiykillvr at ilu. lwavh alum, tht, mm. Dr. T, flmws sfllhaf the 'wvll-dn-Ssvd man wears for flalvvs wr HF '..I -I lj IV' I ' fl nd. lm' A' Um ' Di INS' IKE!-1 IS! Murfvaul Lake F aeulty Club If 'ull 1 1 '1 rou I't1lt3ll0Il'llIlllI1dE'fl tefuhere or 'lIl1ZCCl 1 Facultx Lake Club fssents fue facults membere and their f2lII1lllC'Q became c harter IlltIllb6IQ Duei were aasewed club houie plans drawn lot on Nlurxaul Lake leaeed and work lwe,un Bs mid winter the club hul acquired the old Hull house lomated Qoutheast of Baker Ele mentarx had it torn down and alxa ed the lumber for a lake Builds A House The carpenter s helper The demolition Qquad housf llle lIIlXHl of Qprm du at UlCl'lNQ brou ht out an odd Gortmc nt of C1rpenterQ plumbere f'lP4lllfl'lI1Q lJl1LlCl3XCIQ roofele 'IIN'-llpl artiete am tl ll V1 FIOUQ awsistaiik Frequent all day woikdays were scheduled and in October 1958 the club houel bu 1 lt entnely by professional lteuhexl labor was offlelally dedicated Af-JF rf' 'G '-OC How Firm a Foundation Second helpings at the dedication feast. Rockpile gang cleans brick. I68 I 3-....q7T?m,., MK, F , ,ni s 2 S-iff' r . is fx can ' 4 A . 1 1 A Q 5 ' r gf Q A la ' 0 . L N, f . ,E W. Q ' 'T:..,7Z'.H N' Y M F' 'LI .X- 1 ! ' W' Lf., 6 ,aft A wal' Mrx, 1 4 t .M .4 A : -v. mb gg P R ugh K Q L-nn-A ,lh- -' .uw :2g'i'.. 'Q-3-f 1'-if E1 I Play Production Is Hard Work But Loads of Fun Mrs. E. B. Morrlson and her one-act play cus! for Life With Father 599' L v. YXeXYx0gWN MJZU Helli LY00 fender ng 170 U S6 as Sobngioill-,. Sc f'- U an Sf so ma 'Ba Gps P A Y age 30 . Mmffw xg 1. . yxexandraxffmfxfibau 'X 3 and he V auey ' l70 K9HHCth W xgghcilz Luwan' +1705 on gene horn 5 Literature students in a class skit. Melind 0 fl1s0,, i Mr, Th 8 - 11,1 Whnaker gbzlslls Kathy K' b 8 sgene U11 311 a - H Q 5 rf W' ..s s ,, L1 ts-l Dressed up fit to kill V .4 U 4 'iv cn if v. .4 .,-,,,.- - ,A L ., .7 rg vue f.X.1l...1 ' .fu y .J Tumbling fox a gl3u8 in 1 llll 4 f'n' , Ggf1,,!f,F?3-.l,O,. may .Lil ure nurses assist each xfdsy wt fha hospital. W-,L gg-xwvy-'V Y My 13.5 ,. lt, F R N' ,yx,5 V . Hospital patient gets lo of attention from future nurses Pat Knight, Sylvia Birmingham, and Pat Pyle FBLA HULWLIL, fu zpjjliq Harrnst ana lhomas cuttin' s rugn Up-say, Daisy HUOfhPf 1 5 .Mr .f 'V IV1,.--,naw fum, D9DHt0fS Of' O7 8 tA4D L? 1 ilN0'fiJ..i jfw' 7 : ' ' 13? 'S 'FB mlvf 'UMW'-H4113 Vit 'Q' i'fJ Arm Miller, ard Sue Na+ ,A,,,.-' My s ' 'G-un-up-g Vin..-Ae., .4 ' WV' 1 3 l'iy Mm 1-'lflliq-.:A, L1 ....' mifdixr J ,A 1 ,A 1. dt ,, 1 is Q 4 5 P S VR f Q 1 .ag I,-D . . l , ' 5' ' f ' 5 x I 1' N U ., 4, . i I iv'- , T-K V I KA ,., gp.. x, ' 2- . I , 3 . - ,,.p .,,. ., , '1 - sr-,V,. - u. -f - V 11 X A f ' 'Y - Him tue neL4e.'Q eye! e WBut Dr, Tenuag ,.. 1 . h M , :,.JN -fxgfi ,E ' ,Av '-1' wa. Fha Q . WH u 5 H ,pa ln! Science is a fasvin +1 A' 2 T-2455-'ms pr. fu:1zr1 1i.::iff,:3.'fvf' i'1CJIT1 f- f'1', Q! ' . du ng Effigi,nQ :us 4 if subject. of C.H.b. ,1M.f'fS Jo Ann Tho as, Nancy Boyett, Rit' Herring, and Charlyce Spradley. i 1 Jim Clara, number 1 1 Mar - , D 1 y Boyd Shirley Broadway, Honor btudentf giv'3 1 and 511112 Brooks in the graduation speech. - Study Hall. A - .-C jf 'P' I 'a 'ay' ' X A Ellis... ,.4' gave? FTA: yi: F32 fa xzgfl ozf ,,f- . I :J .Aa Y i I A. .1 f .41 - ..gA-. xr' x av-...I 1'DLJ'ii31sS ff. .L 1 .J- .ll Xp A r '- fa-n'9'j .1Cf'Il A. amd E051 Lnv L EXCITLMLNT RUNS RAMPANT THL QAY THE PINL EUHRS ARHIVEQ 1isjih ,nl0 k Q w students get the .5006 UD word about .ml ai , J Ek., . Ei? class schedules Betty Tumbleson keeps them laughing at the D,E. banquet. ,,,,i vf, ,. 9 .e -1. fins, . I J s gf. lv .JT -1. J I Ak L INC. r .ra . f- ',Q:?'a X -Y H, -A v J if 4 lam 33' Sl L L f'?'3 X . 'Tw' .rd ' gf-ff -- 5 , ' f?'? f fe T 1 I P SVN LEAVING SCHOOL TO ADVERTISE CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL is the annual staff Barbara Welch, Jo Ann Harmon, Martha Green, Shirley Scott, Susanne Neal, and Walla Pippen. Advertisements In the summer of the year: You, as members of the Pine Burr Staff look back and remember . . . the long, hot summer days of Au- gust you spent in offices and stores trying to sell ads for your publication . . . counting and recounting the money collected . . . the rush trying to get all the pic- tures made to go in the advertisement sections . . . when you found yourself short on ads and had to start going around to business firms for a second time . . . and then you know the trouble was worth it when you look through the finished product. I77 9 9 ., gm 4372? ,, Cm 4 , U .yr X N N if fl? as is 1? .Q 4 X . C If . ca ' Q 5 u Na WW W REDDY KILOVIATTQ Your Eleclric Servant Always Ready to Serve You . . . Reddy Kilowatt, your friendly electric servant, is al- ways ready with plenty of low-cost electricity. He's ready, too, to help out with all worthwhile school and community programs. Reddy's a friend of every boy and girl, and ready to serve them and grown-ups, too! f 11 T'Z.- '-Z.f-- Zf- UIITIIIYISTIRN ASAND liffkll' FMPANY CARTHAGE TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO International Harvester Dealer CARTHAGE TEXAS RAYMOND BROWN MOTORS Phone 62 PO Box 607 X QIQNWIIHI CARTHAGE TEXAS 25' Z7 f Z' I .. y 0 1 Start, UK D 0 ov xxl A ARNOLD S GARAGE f Henderson Hwy Phone I8 H- YEARS OF EXPERIENCE GO INTO EACH JOB SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT when INTHE 2 Munn FUR VnsrI +I1e Depend on WHITE CASTLE Home Cooked Meals COOKE 81 SMITH 307 S SHELBY PHONE 9548 II9 S S y 0 OOP JPTX 0 o 3 I Z A-0 0 C - an Q 2 . FINE mon .,. ,xb fill A1 It - . helb Phone 686 CARTHAGE TooL co M ITS A Oil Field Work Pl Plpe Fobrlcatlon C ll 328 I20 W COTTON CARTHAGE TEXAS X X Uf' DAVIDSON s V L HARDWARE g E I08 W S LUCKY I3 AQ Buy the Best for gr -fig? 1 Much Less at BEALL S ,Al -fi h 9 III W SABINE PHONE 338 a xXx D X 5 I X X F' +0 f B 2222- f Cook's Painfs Refrigera+ors Hun'ring and Fishin quipmen+ . abine Phone , 0 IA, 1 ' W 1 4 I 5 ' ' z WN. h V Dr' 9 W z ,F f , U X9 X I ' 5 -5- f v-. - ' ' O 0 , ,g a-v ' Car? a e, Texas uso ' CARTHAGE SERVICE PARTS CO W e I AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT CARTHAGE TEXAS Olfll' CQ C dY Q D DEPENDABLE DR UGGIST Complete Pharmacy JENKINS DRUG CO DICK ANDERSON 8. SON GENERAL CONTRACTOR FeIdWIz Slsh s OadAs R MARSHALL HIGHWAY PHONE 888 RES. I504 I'1oI sa e II2 E. Sabine Phone I84 Home of Du Bar y WhiI'man's Cosmef an I I 0 PI1on I33 Exc:ava+ing - Grading Oil i or - u PH' Gravel, II, n pI1aI'r oads SEE US FR AND HoweLLs AX psf h K, 9 Reeves MOTOR RJ ik e lNRuDe morons -gy so TS II . Sabine + Scwe PACE HARDWARE LUMBER CO S Ph 4 N S+. Mary Ph SAXON HARRIS SEED CO. E. WeIIing+on S+. Phon 235 CARTHAGE TEXAS nge Xgf -lax lv4 f ffl J Cari' a e, Texas X Q R7 1 X f A Q x -C- S P 'f ex and E NX Y Marine De I at V A 8. 4 W WWW MATTHEWS DRESS 81 GIFT SHOP Clothe a d Gfts fo All Occ s s BINE sr PHONE I81 B FINANCE COMPANY T I ph DAY 475 NIGHT I27 Carihage, T as The Best Town in U.S.A. 9 BARBER SHOP hg adage BURNS as J N4 ,f! f-'fwlxf fxxfp- SQVICE 5 dia. -flqsarzg T924 PANOLA BUTANE GAS SERVICE CARTHAGE TEXAS WRIGHTS CUTTER CO H Y U Q! 5,7064 Salome if W ROBBIES SUPER MARKET N. S+. M A ary Pho 874 ,-A4 ,X ur 6 ff L Nnw L so V .Y 1 Q . NT-Qii, ' , f Q P' Is Our Business I s VT 45 E IS ous FIRST fx' THOUGHT f A f U55 ' 1 19' ! A '7O: ' Q II4 Easf Sabine -II- f, --L Q 'ff T . .u Phone 307 X I ,M .' , - .. .........,........ C T a e, Texas ' I Phone 860 Henderson ighwa T- 'TFQZZ XJ' ' U ' Q 9 V Q K LIL M 0 X I PANOLA MOTOR CO Body and Fender Repalr W P Pcuntmg CARTHAGE TEXAS SALES DRI ICE NOBLE S HARDWARE ffl NOBLE eHoLsToN o , Avmes Youf I xt-.7 Lkk E CARTHAGE TEXAS WILLIAM CAMERON 81 CO 346 s Sh :by CARTHAGE TEXAS I20 . anola 1 7'-F Q , wner K FOP L 1E.,'-J I' . . 4 VJ IO5 . Panola Ph 57 . e ' Phone 369 Mechanical Contractor DREW WOODS Plumbing Heahng Air Condlhonmg and EIecI'ruc Work CARTHAGE TEXAS CARTHAGE INSURANCE AGENCY Pho e 43I or 2I8 DAN AND NETTIE SHAW Flre Insurance Aufomoblle Insurance Bonds Congratulatlons Seniors From MAGNOLIA GROCERY Bob Smi'I'I1 CO'I I'Of'I Phqne n . I . KGAS o Y a 876 828 CARTHAGE TEXAS AST Mmurs EQ NEWS EXW Q RADIO SERVICE S e ELECTRIC 81 BATTERY SHOP lows chgT A 8. M PLUMBING Q pH,,,'I,'I,,,, 8. ELECTRIC co. X M-ww E. M. TINDALL owner S 'XE Mechanical Contracto s 4 s MARKET PHONE 832 I590 n our Dil Ui Q? .N V II -1 IIHII L L a E E s B k Id ' I 621710149 5 - gi QUGIIIY QQ - ervic I . abine ri' a e, as I JI RROX? +C JARVIS 81 PITTS E ICE CO E ' . KX ,f -42.45 f I ' Free Delivery Phone IO0 -1- R KEELING egg? FOOD STORE PERRY BROS 46 H We VARIETY STORE O iff 'ZL'-'J ,Lf Cr+I1g T CARTHAGE TEXAS IOI N ST MARY PHONE 677 DU KES CLEANERS W P 3' f A R RI M III O . . X E 19 5 41 F 0 6 .f 'j ZJ IIIQ ,Ra Lv. NN Q V A, IQ P . IZ -ex , 708 W. Sabin Phone 3I I -Efffh' Z XI I I8 . anoIa PI1 42 HIGHTOWER OIL COMPANY Phllllps 66 Jobber FLITE FUEL GASOLINE TROP ARTIC MOTOR OIL 406 W R ASH NURSERY Help Plant Texas SUPERIOR QUALITY PLANTS Complete Beauty Service ELITE BEAUTY SALON W E cl MARIE BRASSELL O IOO N Sh by FARRIS IVIE CONSIGNEE Magnolua Petroleum Company CARTI-IAGE TEXAS . Phone I Highway 3l5 Phone 985-W-l . . an , wners , el Phone 2l I , Phone 29 J E INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance AUTO FIRE BONDS H CARTHAGE TEXAS LIN E UP with BEAR L S CARTHAGE PAINT 81 BODY WORKS WRECKS REBUILT 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce CARTHAGE TEXAS Le+ Us eIp You Save Your Money II7 W. Sabine Phone 464 x, - X 2I8 . Sainf Mary Phone 582 or 5I8 927 if CARTHAGE FURNITURE CO R GE TEX S S REED MOTEL PHONE QAVE, M T ode t WHITE AUTO STORE 00 E S NE PHONE W 7 Zazce MEATS fuk s V5.2 WEST SIDE GROCERY PHONE 0 I , lip E- fx lg A Tie II4 . el Phone 259 C TH , A I III . Comfod Res? In 'ET I 1 4 a Cadhage, Texas I r III A,.....,4.... 802 N. T. M RY 3 3 U 51 rig f 'f 23' ,ZZ 5 -IV we f f :zip . 5 7, x J f ,LI f5Q'l:'I U r U inf' V U I rejfq? ' D 5 L -r-,Ie . ' 1 47' . i 5 4 f ' I I b 255' Car'I'I'1age, Texas i CI H +1 Bl 5 EF' sf QQAQ Z L Wadi? A -famed pitted BROOKSHIRE BROS GROCERY The Best fo Less 3 s SH BY PHONE EAST TEXAS LAUNDRIES INC. C I1 T S SYC MORE PHONE getty: Valued BIRDWELL DRY GOODS EPI Ph 0 J I Q I X 0 W4 I VI N J rx f gf' ' ll ll I' EL 1 I I aI' I r'I' If Your Clothes Are CX 4 X 1 f Not Becommg to You fm f' They Should Be Coming to Us HARKRIDER S CLEANERS II5 W Sabine Phan 9 K 81 K FLORIST Flowers for All Occaslons CARTHAGE TEXAS sam 227 N S+ Ma y Phone 249 Insurance and Real Estate J. D. JIMERSON AGENCY l08 W. Panola PHONE 442 OR II67 CARTHAGE, TEXAS SJ-Z4 -XS ,f ll t'l U 'w 9 5 ja 2 l , I , X 1 - ft f ff 7 f X M 1 X, 'j Y I I .10 Pl, G, , o Q' all Q r 9. 'X ' . . L xi, -fx mlrfru Y HU: - Nw 'Fi ' . sa ' ' 'Q I 1'31l'Q2 E! is X Q ' Ax., Z my ' J .44 V Q if .V mga X lr! ' L n ngggxwgzagg Q , W P V h '. 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