Carver High School - Hornet Yearbook (Midland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

gum 11194, :Sri L E 2 gufig A! 1 f 4 . lin v X 1 .f .ill fx Y' 2 N aw, ii' X The Hornette Carver Jumor Senror Hugh School Published by The Seniors of i an , Texas sg Foreword Thus book the Hornette purports to tell and reveal the gloruous actuvutues of a gloruous unstututuon Carver Junuor Senuor Hugh School and uts Famuly students teachers and workers For the school year 1957 58 It us our desure that thus annual wull serve you al ways as a record of achuevementsand experuences through thus school year The materual us authentuc and depucts our hopes our loys and our sorrows lt reveals us as we are and as we would have you seen us In years to come may we wuth you look back on uts pages and recall sweet memorues of our hugh school days To you may our apprecuatuon and gratutude rupen unto a thung of beauty. We the Staff and Sponsors, wush you the best of memorues r 1 I ' 1 , . . 1 . , . Dedication We comtemplate the passrng world and we thunk of those who have marched down the Avenue of Carver ID years gone by Wrth Farlure they have learned the value of success Wrth porn they have learned patrence Wuth experience they have learned the danger spots Because of the burden they have borne their bodres are stronger But what rs there to remind them of laughter on the green when lrfe was young carefree and gay'7 What rs there to refresh therr memorres of the Hugh School days the Football trons the smules and the tearso What rs there to remrnd them of the days fruends and classmates parted perhaps never to see each other agarno VVhat us there? Only memorres held rn the mrnd whrch grow dummer and drmmer as the years go by Because oF thus and because we too are about to loan thus group wrth unpretentrous prayers and humrlrty of heart we dedrcate thus l958 HORNETTE to the Alumnu suncerely and completely I - I . . I I and basketball games, the recitals, the plays, the socials, the classrooms, the examina- I - . . . I I I 'Ss-,,, TX. ,dv Z .fa 7 Q L,A wlglcf 1 '-. M! 5 4i.g,,5.,,,f.,Q,-I X ,I gg-fr EJ- cg Jigga Qirkuamwr w- QM X can-' A 'ill H ' 1, -up fjdmlml T on 'fx' M XL W T l 3 .2 -lr 'IS Ci 1 S 2' fi' i-1 xx J The Focus at Carver is on Quality The purpose of sendrng o chrlcl to school rs so that he may learn more broadly and con structrvely than he would have rf he had stayed at home The chrld cannot be kept from learnrng somethmg no matter where he spends has tame so the value of the school de pends upon the qualuty ofthe learmng experrence whrch rt provrdes Learnrng rs modrfr catron of the orgamsm through experrence so that at wrll behave drfferently under the proper crrcumstances because of havrng had the experrence If there has been no mod rfrcatron of behavror there has been no learnrng As Wrllram Krlpatrrck puts rt learn mg rs the tendency of any part or phase of what one has luved so to remarnwrth the learner as to come back pertrnently unto further experrence Thus the pay off rs on behavror ., NL Z xg' . P-so .5 fa 1 A We sayThen that The qualuTy of The learnung depends upon The qualrTy of The lrvrnq Vxfhen we say that The purpose of The school rs To Improve The qualny of lrvrng of The chrlclr r we mean The qualrty of learnrng because The learnrng comes From The lrvunq Therefore The maror purpose of our school rs To provrde broad drversulred experuences For all The chrldren so ThaT The qualuTy of Therr lrvrng and learnrng aT Carver Junror Senror Hugh School wrll gave Them The foundafron and qualrfncafrons necessary To cope wufh The prob lems of Today and The FuTure Congratulafrons To The sponsor and staff ForThe hugh qualuty of worlc that wenT rnTo e organrzafron and pulolrcaflon of The l953 HORNETTE 34 C A THOMAS Prnncrpal 91, . . . . . A , R. ., , v . . , Asslstant Prmcupal A fi Secretary to the Prmclpal 'G 'mf MISS CECILE DAWN CARTER I U I 'I i I. YJ A ir 4 1 5, ' , f , -F ffl'-2: -i if l If rj? - T? Q . f T MR. S.l.. TA R I I V X -f Q H . .Q K kj fig.: ! f 154 . X T ,X,, ju: ,. K l Q sh M ' I ,. Qu-ni acvff 'TV MR R MEDCALF XY-z 5' MISS G MCKNIGHT MRS D RICHARDS ON MRS C NEWS OME Z MR J WILLIAMS A lil' MRS. B STARKS 'gniw sq 5 MRS M CORNELIUS MR H DAVISS M D HILL MR W HOLLEMAN MRS. M. BROWN MR R COLEMAN MRS D CONALLY MRS J COOPER m W aff: 715173 '1 --- Q 2 3 M 4.,-.s I -L 12 9 8 f E W LX I -xr 5 0 ,A is R. . Q W- x X . D ' 7. rl . ' 1' ' ' V 'L 53 - R N IP- A Z - . . , V - . r I - . A X A .- 2 4 X Q If I I L Q 5 , ' ' 1 S L .' ' 4 1 n I 'ix - 1 7 ' I ' '5 , o ' 1 . 1 1 E f f L .N Y f K 1 1 . I. p 1 I n ii' 'I R.. wg-n . . - ' ' s ,- its x C , N! - 1 , f , . X, n S 1 sn, - 1 X , .'.j ' g. f , fgsziz. A? 4- f,-, . gs:.:q.:..' ' wfkfft-Zi' 3 ' an .' L' I' . L- -5-'fx '15-:P'1'1'5? . I MISSG BEAL MR T BELL ff we l 2' llllllll 'ikllgywu-rf XLKH MR W JONES MR J MCC LURE MRS R McKlNNEY MRS W MCKINNEY 4' N - - ' S S. . X f 1 ,L JA W, A x . M N1 A. ' 4 45, , I - , W S .I ,,, 5' 'vo n V 'Tyr 'Y , 3- x A v ,4 , gg? I qw, Q , 'yr ' 4 ' ., . ' ' -v- f 5 ,Q I 2' , R . , - f N . VI, 1 Q' li i - H A ' K I : 4 . . Janitors MR WALTER GRIMES LUCKY WHITE Cafeterra Worker MRS ALBERTA GILLUM ln--asf WSW NSR Pu'-,X fl-L. '1-. 1- Q.-cd 4 L, L.Lhr-A-L-J-HIM Carver Junior enior High School In l95l Carver students marched proudly unto the above newly constructed plant Srnce that trme the student body and rts needs have outgrown the facrlrtres oF tlnrs plant C 'I O --ea Q 'df 1 1 , l 1 as -.N .. L' l 1 l 1 l 1 5 'r . 4 ' ur ':' ' ,, ,rv ,, 5-': 'ro 4,53 L I' ,tj X- f X ' if v- 4 U r H . no ff, r ' ,'-rz,:,-f'F5-a- .-.9 vw 'L ff' - --.1 ttf! 4,37 :sri rignllln--., :iw rs 5 ,f , E Nt' 3 Nr? If ff! R N o 0 N I O E Growung Wrth Mrdland Above us Carver Hugh School of the future Thus plant presently under constructron should be ready for use rn September 1958 The new plant wrll provrde four Mathematrcs classrooms two Scrence lecture rooms as well as two Scrence laboratorres, four Englrsh classrooms alonq wtth a Speech room four Socral Scrence classrooms, an Art room a Commercral Art room a Band room a room for Choral Musrc a larger Lrbrary a Cosmetology Department, a Homemalcrna De partment a Shop Unrt consrstrnq of three rooms, a Student Lounge, an Audrtorrum a Cafeterra Prrncrpal s Offrce Assrstant Prrncrpal s Office Clerk s Office Counselor s Offuce, Teachers Lounge a Teachers Workroom and a Health Clrnrc ,Egfr s ,..r, me y . F L ,I . qv' ,,-f .' ' F '- . - A -, 6, s -1- ,X p 1- . . W . I -.-1 , ssl Y-' X 1 .Qi ' ... s 1, ,. WNW' . . ' W,-a V .-:El - 3 4.7,-s, k, V- '- tm , ay- ., , Ms. S tk tt at M L: ,fs sl .K K- rg, f- L 'QQQT T 5- A 'N . - 1 'Gr s 't . ' L . ll 'ffl' I X. 4. . r I , I ,Ax l , . I f . lf, . V .N I , . . f I l , . ZX! ' . , T ' .A . A , K, , 4 ,,f , s ,, tx x GA VER JUNIOR- SENIOR HIGH SCHTCL U I U L I D I N D E 9 I N U i N Y 5 C D 1 5 T C ll I D L I D Y E X .. P E s 1 u ra, u E n n A rr c a E c 1 a 1: G E I I I ' I I , . I V I I I I I s I s - 1 V 1 . . . , . . . . , . , . , I I 7 I . , , . . , . 0 Y 0 Q 's '4 0,1 o Q 4 'F U.. Q Q, ? 30' 5.9 Y? 5? W Q if '! 349 sa 0 '30 ?. 'X 4 P . Z I A 1 Rx A SCTXIOT5 90650: 'Y A President emor Class OEICBYS Vice Presndenf CNOT Shown, Secretary Asslsranr Secrefary Not Slrwownj Treasurer CNot Shownj Busrness Manaoer Parluamenfaruan Chaplaln 9'Q 'wr- John E Parks Helen Eldrrdae Wulletta Denmon Joyce Jefferson Earlean Tryon L C k Edna Frances Mack Mable Johnson Lb' ':L DOROTHY BRENT JOHNNY BURKS RICHARD CARTER WILLETTA DENMON BOBBIE HALL CHESTER HALL ELLA LOUISE JENKINS JOSEPH JONES ROBBIE BLACK RAYMOND BLAYLOCK I Most Attrachve 'g Y., If A wuLLETTA DENMON A fa JOHN E. PARKS WILLIAM HALL LUTHER WADE HENRY Z 'Q ELLA JENKINS MARTHA JOE ANNIE L JOHNSON MABLE JOHNSON JOSEPH JONES EDNA MACK NORRIS MOORING JULIA NELSON ROBERT NIXON JOHN PARKS L C POLK BOBBIE RANSOM EARLEAN TRYON L C POLK MATTIE MAYBERRY IDA MONROE ki' Best Dressed I 'D Most Popular -A M. f fa is VERA SPARKMAN K T HUDSON CURTIS SADDLER LULA MAE SCURLARK .,, ' MJ! CODIS SIMMONS VERA SPARKMAN GLORIA STURGEON MYRTLE TINNION BETTY TOLTEN EARLEAN TRYON WILLIAM HALL JULIA NELSON VERNA WALLACE BERNICE WARDELL ,- 9-is CAMPUS FLIRTS Edna Frances Mack Codls Simmons MOST SENSITIVE Barbara VVh1fmore Raymond Blaylock MOST TALENTED Myrtle Tunmon Robert Nuxon BEST DANCERS R b L WI MOST DIGNIFIED U Y ee 'Son D th Brent W T Wrllrams om Y Joseph E Jones MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Martha Moy Joe Rrchard Carter BEST GIRL ATHLETE MCDST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norrls Moorrng Joyce Jean Jefferson Helen Eldrrdge WITTIEST Ida Bell Monroe Vernell Weotherspoon MOST LIKABLE Mable Johnson Johnny Burks Class Hrstory Stat1st1calEour year Report on Class of V958 1954 55 Freshmen Number NLmber Number Number Entered Dropped Reta 1 ned Marrred r1stelle Wh1tney L D Wrl rams 1955 56 Sophomores Number Number not New Enrollees Number Entered Returnrng Marr1ed Barbar Lewrs Ruby Spells Betty Evans Leonard Harruson WINNIE Lee 1956 57 Junrors Number Number not New Enrollees Number Entered Returnrng Marrred R1chard Carter Dorothea Tucker Wllllcm Hall Chester Hall Brent Helen Moore and S P Bell l957 58 Senrors Prospectrve Graduates New Enrollees Number Not Returnrnq Number Entered Bernuce Wardell Chrrstene Dewrtt and Annre L Johnson Joyce J Jefferson Stat1st1c1an Number Entered Armed Forced Numoer Dropped Number Dropped Dorothy Number Promoted Num er Retarned Number Promoted I 65 I3 rf 2 1 H 48 'Crt' ' -A-ir l l ' I' ' L. 48 4 4 + 1 H 9 0 38 lk G ' I I I E it ' ' 37 2 7' 0 3 45 3' 2 41 Cla s all Myrtle Tnnnlon and John Parks To Whom It May Concern Upon behalf of our client the Class of 1958 of Carver Hugh School of the Cnty of Mldland State of Texas U S A we have called you together upon thus sol emn and serlous occasuon to lzsten to her last will and testament to recenve from her dyung hands the few gifts she has to bestow nn her last moments Llsten one and all whale I present the document as duly drawn up and sworn to We the members of the Class of T958 being about to pass out of thus sphere of educatlon IH full possession of a well trained memory crammed mmd and super understandung do make and publrsh thus our last Wall and Testament hereby revokmg and makmg vold all former wllls or promuses carelessly spoken one to the other as the thoughtless wlsh of an sdle hour As to such estates as nt has pleased the fates and our own strong hands and branns to have attained we do duspose of as follows We gnve and bequeath to the members of the faculty who have been our mstructors In all the wisdom of the ages a sweet and unbroken successuon of restful mghts and peaceful dreams No longer need they he awake through the long watches of the nxght to worry over the uncertalnty of whether thus one wnll ever learn math or that one wvll remember all the chemlstry It has been a hard straun for them but they have done thelr duty and now shall have thevr well earned reward Artucle ll We gnve and bequeath to our beloved prlncnpal Mr C A Thomas our svn cere affection our deepest reverence our heartnest gratutude and the whole un lumuted wealth of our eternal memory In an attempt of partlal payment for all that he has done for us we make over to hum here and now a heavy mortgage on our every future nn the great beyond lt shall be his to watch every step of our upward and onward fllttung to note each trual each attempt each vncfory each success and honor that we may achueve In the arena of the world, and to accept for himself un Interest on our deathless debt every ounce of the pralse every Iota of the honor knownng that ut IS all due to hrs falthful mstructuons J S o I I I I - ' -1 . ' I I I I I , , , I I , . , 2 Article l I I , . , . . . , ' 1 1 ' I I I I I I I Article lll Again we give and bequeath to our beloved faculty all the amazing knowl edge and startling information that we have furnished them from time to time in our examination papers We know that much which we have imparted to them in this way must have been entirely new to them as well as to all teachers and students everywhere Such knowledge would throw much new light on many a hitherto familiar line of thought throughout the world of learning lf the faculty members see fit they are hereby authorized to give out such infor mation to the world as they may feel it is ready to receive They may even teach it to forthcoming classes This of course is left entirely to the faculty mem bers personal discretion Aritcle IV The SUbIOIn8d list will be recognized as the entailed estates to which we do declare the Class of l959 the real and rightful owners First Our seats in chapel and classrooms May the Class of 59 endeavor to fill them as advantageously as promptly and as faithfully as we have done Second Our dignity May all the members of the Class of 59 uphold it for portance Third Any stubs of pencils papers books photos and any other material left behind in the excitement and haste of gathering up our cherished treasures May the fifty niners feel free to use them and feel perhaps that these tokens in some mystic way will impart some of our great knowledge to them And finally comes the one thing hard for us to part with To our successors we must leave our places in the hearts and thoughts of our Principals and teachers They will love them unworthy as we feel they are even as they have loved us They will show them all the same tender kindness and attention that they have shown us We trust that the Class of T959 will appreciate all this as deeply as we have that this may be their most precious possession All the rest and residue property whatsoever wheresoever of any nature kind and quality and not herein before disposed of we give and bequeath to our beloved school for her use and benefit May such be disposed of for the good of the coming classes as our dear school may see fit And we do hereby constitute and appoint the said faculty sole executor of this our last Will and Testament ln witness whereof we the Class of T958 the testators have to this our Will written on one sheet of parchment set our hands and seal this twenty seventh day of May A D One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty eight I - , I - , . . , I . . . , I I . . . , , - ever with all the seriousness and gravity, endeavering to realize its vast im- . : 1 I I I ' . I I I , ' I I ' I I Page Three WHO'S WHO AT C JR HS PREbID NT 8 3 STUDENT C REPRESENTATIV PRESIDENT, 3 2 STUDENT c EEPnEsENTAT1vE .1 STUDENT C REPRESENTATIVE PRESIDEWT, 7 3 STUDENT C REPRESENTATIVE TOP RANKING CARVER STUDENTS COMPLETE COLLEFIATE EXAMS The 16 top rank1ng students at Carver Jr Sr High Thursday ompleted the last ln a ser1es of Cooperative Intercollegiate Examlnatlons The tests are given through out the Unlted States by the 31 accredited Negro Colleges supported by the United Negro PM1meFmm The participating colleges w1ll award more than S9DO,O0O 1U scholarships to the top stu dents as shown on the exams Four of the 31 colleges are Wlley College and Bishop Col ege in Marshall, Texas Col lege in Tyler and Huston T11 lotson College in Austin Dean J D Hurd, Registrar k Director of student personne 1 servlces at Bishop College,ad nin1stered the test at Carve: he was assisted by Rev Luke C Coll1ns, a ministerial student from Detroit Princlpal Thomas, and senior class sponsors,Mrs Starks and Mrs Cooper The 16 seniors taking the test were Helen R Eldridge, Mable Johnson, Myrtle Tinnion, John Parks, Luther Henry, Rob sie Black, Joseph Jones Jul1a Nelson, Martha Joe, Richard Carter, Norris Mooring, Edna F Mack will Etta Denmon,William Hall, Gloria Sturgeon, an Barbara Nell Whltmore Luther Henry Qs 311323 PRESIDENT, 7 2 STUDENT c REBRESENTATIVE GOssIP COLUMN Hey Lats and Chlcks this Myrt and Jean bringing you the latest and greatest haps around good Ole CHS So lend an eye and bend an ear and catch these Haps Is lt true that a certain lit tle chick, D M has really got ten h1tched9 The best d every thlng D M Dld you hear the argument b tween a senlor and a freshman a bout another seniorq It was the greatest' Kid, you had better watch your step because he qult this chick for vo and he might do the same to you WAll I Want For Easter Is My Maybe thls is the song a certaln chick should be singing because n1te's haps Have you notlced that every boy that appeals to I B M seems to do the same for B N W know I B M is glad that B W W doesn't know about one certain fellow because if she did I B M would have to kill her dead Listen Midland Girls, you had better get hipped because the 0 dessa girls are flipped over these Midland boys and seem t be getting thel all Check your man to be sure he is not making that turn toward Odessa, that Two Front Teeth' DBBUTOBY A certain little lower class ch1ck is trylng to run under Better watch your step little ch1ck for days are dark A certain ch1ck tells me she has her man on her little finger but she Just doesn't know that th1s certain senior is playing it cool until summertime then she w11l sure have a heartache because a bomb th1s town and Honey Hush Nell, we've Just looked our watch and it warns us that it is time to stop, so later ga tor 15 going to hit Myrtle Tinnlon Joyce Jefferson PRESIDENT, 7 5 STUDENT C REPRESEITATIVE ' , is E , - 'H f B . 7 1 O - vv n. B . ' - B N . - Y i . . . I . V , J . . . ' . . 'e 9- J - . - O . . H . N u . 3 ' ' ' . . O - E N . on , ' - ' h or ' ' J 4 1 1 . : ' . E - . - . . . A .n. . I - N . . ' - .1. .l. . E L . - , . . 9 L - . . . v ' . H - I ' . o 4 T . o . L 1 E E., ' ' Y ' ' is. .- ' ' 3 PRESIDENT, 8-1 high class senior for her man. P ' , . R ' d I , I . N - , C ' 1 E -Maur' . J' C E ' . N hx 9 I- ' ' . at L f v ' l s S -, ,,,, 4HQ,.,,,,,,7 ,,e ,, , -- ' ' - J ' O Vzzfrzir - N .. - I I 3 I ' T M E R A R T M H ff A A E J I1 ' L . ' E N . , s 5- 'Q . I I L 0 N s ' S N . G - .f 0 4 I ,Y I , X N 'A Xb 5 X ' X . +1 v X r F U 5 iii:-x MN I , ff ffwixffxi S I ' K X X Ci A T ,ki f X X XX Q 3, Z Q Q ,,O,' SX X fllllllfffmp, Q Illlllllllllllllllm X '''IIIIum!ImlwkimtwlllWk . wlIl'IlllVMk my,xiiiW!:fWlW0fffflHfff fill .?'jfl0fffW S ' 'G' 7 f 1221? xg Jumor Class Ofllcers in-F .4-'E' President LovueC Gullesple Vuce Presrdent Dalsy Sanders Secretary Jean Ann Bell Asslstant Secretary Josne Fred Jones Treasurer Esther Lee Robunson uni . fx wt , Presudent, Maxune Gary, Vuce President, Dorothy Nelson, Secretary, Cloteal Scurlarlc, TreaSUf9f, O ll-2 t i ' 551 'l 'f11 as q r i l .l 1 ' M lfrqla' -9- - A X 'W l ll 1 'fi I I, a I 4' tl s L ' -, q gt .3 . -A .2- 1 i ,U -3- -' tg s ..,.... In W .sg-,f I. w W I xl ,lx ' l f r s ' NY Il-l . T'---' J wb .. Arthur Jackson . Harold Alexander Ella Barnett Jean Ann Bell Rosne Brazell Benme Brazell James Carter 1:--J 'CV Earl Carufhers Charles Ceasfsfrunk Ralph Clemons Frances Crowder Thelma Dewrff Maxune Gary ,fa u-X f aff as ffffugf George Hudspeth Arthur Jackson Sarah Johnson Sylvester Johnson Josie Jones Gloria Kelly 'FY' Qwe- Billy Gilbert Lovie Gillespie Nathaniel Griffin Christine Hearne Betty Henry Joyce Houston Jrf fllif' l Charles Lee Lullue Levels Charlie Luckey Gales Medearus Erma Nelson Nocqula Perry nrq- Esther Robunson I V Roberts Dausy Sanders John Schrock Virgil Scott Clofeol Scurlark Q'-v gr? if -+,,.. Azue Sulluvan Enoch Tobors Joe Taylor Juluus Upson Rosue Warren Sollye Young MOST HANDSOME BOY Junior Class Favorites MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL M051 CQURTEQU5 K? Notlwonrel Grrffrn Sylvester Johnson Dcrsy Sanders Dorothy Nelson MOST STUDIOUS MOST POPULAR T' Lovre C Grllespre Cloteal Scurlarlc Y Josre Fred Jones Julrus A Upson Y I0-I Zula Eldridge . . . Bertha Sanders ... Phyllis Moore President. . . . . . Vice President. , Secretary ....... Barbara Sheppard Assistant Secretary .... Eddie Coleman Treasurer 35. ' mmf f. llllf L l' Q ff: 1 x 1 1 Q L 1 s A I President ..... . .Jessie Freeman Secretary ,,,,,., Ruby J. Gicldings Vice President. . . . .Frank Blaylock Assistant Secretary .... l.eoncrd'Corter Treasurer. . .Mae K. Lee 4 Jessie Freeman mf .Y N A Eddie Coleman Zulu Elclrudge Frank Ellus Benme Foster Margaret Allen Dorothy Bell Frank Blaylock Annie P Brackens Dons Carter Leonard Carter Ruby Grddnngs Robert Hanson Herman Hines Thurman Hrnes Lula Mae Hooks Montgomery Howard 5- 'Rn 70 0-5 A V! sw-f l Bonme Jones Mae K Lee Robert Lewus Etta Ree McDonald if Vonceul McKellar A-A Ui 'Q- 0 Barbara Sheppard Cecul Wrllrams Vnrgama Marshall Henry Mnfchell Phyllns Moore Emma Nelson Mrldred Nubleff Joe D Parks Leslie Pruce Gloria Rolluson Bertha Sanders MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS .Age erm 95' o ew F U S 1036 wx BEST DRESSED fn,,,Q C onders E5 S150 MOST LIKELY MOST VERSATILE TO SUCCEED Phyllus Moore Leona rd Ca rfer 17 8 GXOQ O ov X y en: YW B Q0 C X . . N n 4 . 0 r,- yso F fe p . VOX-x0e5 'OW' ' 3 X N Q o Pai? FXYQ --- W- , OV1 9 Carver Gnd Squad Honored rue ull ootaa s uwd IT h rsn 11n'ar 16 in the cr ol's homer K1Dg Depart ment The s u d o 35 recelved aw rcs s e te s ron assls t nt oO or Jose neck DU 'ouez wool sweater are ue u1t' 1 noun ch the 1rort cewvfr 1 hllfhtlnv t.e pro ram was an IDSUJVI' Footolll talw guest sre lor J1r 11 Hendlx wro 15 the dSC1 tant WFIHCI al of the Dlacxsre r C rver You 1 s schools 1F Ode f spec 1 awaru troory was ore ented oy -C1 cl on s be o ornet Boo ters'Club T'e tro vt 30 1nc HIGHLIGHTS' E C Fl g orn'-, Do , , Ja Psor, d 'IJLP 3 OX' mx , , LP alvlr, E un on, eorpe, uchell, enr,, Yellev, o ml 1 A 'J Varberrs, P1 ner, a 1 Uvfert , Dobi scn, Box, atewtoo, fheste , Yackson, ' 3 Tr' - ..- . 149. 'I' 1 at- J ' ' 21 1 ' ' V .3 1 . , .- f 5 3 .1 -, . L or -. ' , Ll, Vw THQ ,Q , - W , .' V Y 1 - 2 'ku sb w- ' 6 f g 5 - , 1 Y : , . 4 1 , , . 5 I at -uf I v ' - 'FTNT HON, I.. 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' u + + 4 + ,ri'f f the H . 5 , , , Al . , . . , v 4 m 'ny -,Hn hes ln 0 t, 'e-rrons, Da oh, a H helghf 15 tco ed by a gold foot Wall The 1nCcr1pt1on on same reads Our Favorlte Team W Remarks were made by Bryant cornellus Presndent of the Boosfers' Club Fead Coach J L 111 ar briefed the group on the ,uestlon Hwhat Is A Foot ball rl ypreu Tre 'snlver stars' a sextet o' seventh vraders sang two lectlo s James C McClure th master of ceremon1es refre hments were served by Homemak1ng Uepartment peclal guests present were Horret Boosters dilllam Bell Georfe scott, and A L Brown The Hornets compxled a 5 3 2 record fin1shed ln thlrd place 1n thelr D1SCP1CC and rolled p 263 points to thelr ten opponents 179 They played the state's tw was and the 'nson, Y,l1us too teams Austln who emerged a the AAA Ch3mP10n and Dallas' dashlngtor qulldogs who were the runner ups Calvln Jackson, one of Carver's S6H10FS, was named to the a Tournament Team 1n the Odessa Invltational Tournament. 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'122122:2?5:1r1'f12aQ2iziz2s2f- f if 5 - . I Ml f ' ,R ' K 1 V' 'X ' ' tu ,A . A J: 1 ,flg!ai ' f!?1ll , :5a2ff22e2ef:2'.f4 1 I lf f-- ' cxaassw, - p-fs:-3' Q 7 -if! 1 1 X Q R f f 5 I N 1 f x - , - A- E l f - Presudenf Q Vuce Presudent Secretory Pssusfant Sedretary Treasurer Reporter Donald Mason Lnlluan Hams Wanda Shelton Elols Polk Marshall Kung Willue Wulson nv Q 5... 7x 1 ks. xv ij L 1' Xxyj' .. -cs x 1 2 S, yr 1 Vw Chester Gatewood Barbara Gullespue ff Lulluon Harris Robbyn Hocker Rosle Hocker Helen Holland Josephune Hughes 'Q Ora Lee Hughes Raymond Jackson Roger Jackson Howard Jenkms Lois Ann Jenkms E .QC . Qs'--' 2 RX' f Q .b rig' h k 'FW fb 1 if-qs F-I. ? Rl Pearlnne Johnson Lunda T Kung Ruchard H Johnson Marshall Kun Robert Jones 9 Dorothy Lacy Calvun Lee Louuse Levels Bernuce Lewus Harvey Mcclendon Donald Mason Pau l ine Mayberry Thomas Mayes Billy Maxwell Oliver Mayberry 'QE' Moclistene Medearis Helen Nibleff Don A Shelton Wanda Shelfon .4'H.f, ,113 ffl -. K 4523 wif , +4 XL V1 L Alvin Pardue Elois Polk Willie J. Polk Evelyn Porter J. Darnell Porter Verna Ransom Ella Jean Rafliff Charles Roberts Joyce Sanders James Scott Troy Scurlark z . fb 41- sg? l 1:55-an 'UU ..,r James Wu lllams Davud Wilson Wu llue Wilson Cassne Woods Gladys Thompson David Van Dyke Wu lbert Waters Eldrudge Weatherspoon Corrue Webster Eva Jean Whute Earnest Sturgeon Shurley Sturgeon Nettle Swmdell Dorus Tobors Und TCX3S5TTN5I'W 11 r yi!!-I gm lf, 5 r , i , 1 M , , s.L vfx F' if Q Q, s T2 Ki ki X r C? President Prunce Nelson Vuce Presndent Wrlford Eldrudge Secretary Robbye Jones Assustant Secretary Harruette Cooper Treasurer Wallace Davus WVQF 'Pak -1 : ' Pr srdent Jeanell Wlmtley Vice Presndent Betty Scott Secretory Joan Younger Assustant Secretary Clara Roberts Treasurer Deborah Ratlutf Busnness Manager Kenneth Blaylock Sergeant-at Arms Will lam Palmer S Ig, I' n 9x J 1 2 Z '11 ll A r : . Vlad J l.. X . M . I l N -'Wi i 1 0 4 1 - A l ,K 5 ' 1 1 . J IJ I sri-fs ,J T i l 1 l r ' r . t t I . I as - , ' I Q . . l ow I ,V W 4 Q V' ' - li I . A 9 , IA? :I . 'aww .X MMWHNN - ,M X ' . s X Hafhe Barley Dentle Corner 'til Erma Bu lls Barbara Burks Robert Burton Betty Davns Kenneth B la yloclc Janne Burks Luculle Carter Wallace Davis pd? are Glorua Broughton Al :ce Burnett Clwarlue Cooks Wulluam Davus 'Fil Bully Burton Hornet Cooper Annle Hall Davud Holland ' QE 5' our sf Joyce Dnckens Herman Ha rrus Marne Hooper Bobby Johnson R+ is George Douglas Norma Hull Elreno Houston Frances Johnson Wu lford Eldrudge Dorothy Hodges Jorena Jackson Verdua Johnson 4-an rf- .atriy x 7 V X .af V I J, f, Robbue Ford Wullue Johnson frff Robbye Jones Thelma Jones Catherme Love Wullram Palmer Charles Polk Dorothy Ransom Robert Raseberry Norrus Sadcller Deborah Ratluff Dorus Schroclc ll flv Marshall Nublett Milton Porter Clara Roberts Berry Scorf !sXss,e?T. Ethe Price Carlan Robmson Wlllue Smith Anme Wallace fin Ella Scott Jake Spencer Frankne Washnngton Bernard Whaley Q-Q.,.5l U Nw 1 John Scott Craug Stewart James Waslungton Jeanell Whutley Alfred Smches Maxune Swnndell Ervnn Weatlwerspoon Charles Wlmtten l l 'sf Samuel Smuth Multon Wnlluams Q ., ffl - -lm 3 5 . ' 4 - I , 'X Y ir f -S ' S. l - A I ga S g 7 16 V '. '15, ' l A '-I ' , NN, l . f rf r R M - , 'K - A v S YL' f if , I Q S 1 S h 4? R 7 Nu-...fl Charles Wulson Dorothy Woodard Henry Woods Barbara Young Bully Young Henry Younq Joan Younger ,2 nr Y X ia 5 gg- i K 4 si xi f 7 ,,'. 9 jf. :FIS L 'e'o'o' . . , .. . I U vggrw . jf .. - f Q . X J I. f '51, f 1 . , Us fe E. 1 4 ' ' f Q 8-3 President, Bobbie Johnsong Secretory, Janie Burksg Treasurer, Dorothy Hodge 1 7-I President - Martha Hanson Treasurer - Violet Childs Presudent Marne Kmq, Secretary Elberta Tmnnon Treasurer Nancy Crowder Sergeant at Arms Leslie Jackson Chaplain Henry Scott - ,,f' '11, si 1 . ' I 1 I P ' I P 1 - -.vw - I . , .I P A . at 1 . A.. f ' Mx , 6 L ' X i 1. . sd 'JA ap , L 4 .. 5 , C ' H! Arts 8. Crafts Club 7-3 President, Sandra Wilder, Vice President, Robert Stewart, Secretary, Carolyn Sims, Assistant Secretary, Beatrice Denman, Treasurer, Carolyn Jones. . ,V LJ' sqlj! U' K., 4 f 'r J' President Erma Nelson Vice President Lois Webster Secretary Riley Hood Treasurer Dorothy Fulton Business Manager Leroy Washington KIRK' ll' 'Mgr' -.M--Q in .' '- . v -N P L 1' p I I Q . V . 5 . 1 V V, I -g , ' .I rl - V., 7 0 ' Lg, ,K T P . ' r f ' . . 5 , .1 . ' i Q-ff F ' , . , , .j 1 - ,- , 'Sl ' 'Ugly ,Z sf 1, -. ai . ' , , sv sw 1 J -4 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I , . ,p.Ywskg2.4 55:59 M T 'af - , , L 1 Q - 4 5 3 . t 1 . V Q sq. . 4 W J, rw H I f s x A B , , Q 1 - , . , ,Y x K. Q . Q ' f ' 'Y : A y - A A .4 ,, ' fi r Y- ' if ' s . ,i V 9 if i 5: - - -' .,-gps-ses' A s f . , rm, W so .y , 94- ' , . N 'E3sx 1 l JQQY Donald Allen Nathanuel Brackens 'aff ,ai- Q Alice Battles Charles Brown ff' l V? B' Ph Wade Bell Hattae Brown lu... 85' Emma Bulls Patrucna Brown Qs Norma Brunson James Burton Melvm Bullef Matthew Carlrsle Blanche Carter Alva Chambers Vmlef Clnlds Charlotte Colbert WU ,+C 'hu :Xu l Ja Alfred Coleman James Dancer XEzell Edwards Annue Gary 'y-J f.-. -rt-,t Charles Colluns Dlckey Davus '73 Rassle Flunder Alnce Gasaway Wulluam Cooper Nancy Crowder Joe Jackson Beatrvce Denmon .i fi' y F Sammue Fulton Joyce Hall Dorothy Fulton Bully Graham 1' 4- Z - 'lll . .ff , L-4 - K ' S , 4 ' 1 it ' X C . l' B A X4 'J C A, , , Q W ' s N f - I me r K A 1 s 1 - Q C : ' l .xr K, l J V , A I , N I ge A I x fx nv ,ps if fv' gn 'SW I ,J 1 'lb n 1f mu?'Ff We vi 'lunqzri ' lf' ass! 1 'I I ggvl Earnest Halton E S Hanson Glen Hudspefh Freddne Jackson fi Carolyn Jones Ima J. Luster Jimmie Jones Joyce McCalusf Q QM!! i Ru ley Hood F u lmore Johnson Ma rtha Hanson Leslue Jackson 'YQ Fanme Kemp Marie King gr Rayful McLaughlin Elton Mackey I Kay Mormon Alfred Nublett Nomta Porter Delores Russell 0. Robert Mayes Maxu ne Parker lu i' . M ' .. I .L -17 5' '99 1 1, X-wl4f Q l W-..,. Eulalna Morgan Alma Porter Erma Nelson Bn lly Porter -fi Helen Posey Dorothy Posteol Ruby Roseberry Henry Scott Eddue Seay Don Shelton lhk , l -zifi Wrlluam Su ver Pearl Staten '4- kt Teddy Ta hors Clarence Walker '1 L- Carolyn Sums Barbara Stevenson in Qu. I, wr fy K 1 Q'- Lorranne Smntlw Robert Stewart ig., 3 X James Spencer Spearman Stewart L. Wellue Thomas Elborta Tmnnon Gordon Tryon Earnest Walker Ray L Walker Lhaulox Waslwmgton l 'Ds Mi? sv ,- fn V 'P fi' psf V SL' 'YJ'J uf- v' 'n 9 fx 5 1. 9, omg f, Q 11n- Nlbx X N. mm S H his 1 Jun-,ya n r J 4 f 9 JJ . ,fy 333 ,gi f y. Page Five THE HORNETTE November 1957 NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The following officers have been elected for the Carver Chapter t The New Homemakers of America or this school year For president,Max ine Gary, vice president, Dorothy Nelson Sec , Cloteal Scurlark, assis tant sec , Ida Bell Monroe treasurer, Robbie Mae Black, and Reporter, Ver na Wallace Thirty three girls and sponsor, Mrs Conally, attended the N H A Dis trict Convention in last Saturday The bus from the school m arriving about 9 All N H A members wore white blouses, blue skirts, red roses,white socks and black shoes Lubbock, Texas group departed by campus at 6 30 a FUTURE LOOK AT CARVER'S SENIORS Joyce Jefferson weighing 120 lbs Louise Jenkins married to L C Polk Verna Hallace married to Cortez Julia Nelson in the Armed Services 'uther Henry a famous doctor Myrtle Tinnion married to John L C Polk football coach at Carver Vernell Heatherspoon and Robert Nixon famous Comedians Joseph Jones High School Princi pal William Hall Scientist Earlean Tryon Career Girl Calvin Jackson A gangster Lula Scurlark JOHN HAYWARD SCHROCK ss zsqums M Esquire for this issue is none other than John Hayward Schrock, a Jun lor of Carver John stands over six feet and his weight is 165 He is a very good basketball play er and it is also his favorite sport. His leisure time is spent practicing sports and participating in church tlvltles. John takes his class work seriously and his grades are average. After finishing high school he plans to attend Houston Tlllotson Col ege. Myrtle Tinnion is Melvin Upson MILANDER DEPARTS FOR VIRGINIA POST Pic Melvin L Upson, son of and Mrs Alvin Upson, 210 South Adams Street, Midland, departed recently with his unit from Fort Knox, Ky , to Yorktown, Va A member of Howitzer Company, 3rd Battalion, Sixth Armored Cavalry Reg lment, Upson is one of the troopers who participated in providing a cord on through the streets of Nilli ms burg, Va , for the arrival of Quee n Elizabeth of England He also took part in the reenact mMofmeMuMuMUfmwsBu tle of Yorktown, which led to the surrender of British General Cornwal s Upson is a 1954 graduate of Carver High School, Midland Joyce Jefferson as printed in Reporter Telegram THINK AND GRIN Here ls your cabbage little boy Shall I wrap it for you' No, 1'll take it home bare headed ffiafwafsfwfw Mother, I just saw s green snake Leave it alone It might b just as dangerous as a ripe one afaawasaasffeef Teacher Qgettlng acquainted with a new class? what your name? First pupil Julia Teacher No, no, you mean Julius ow tell me your name again First pupil Julius Teacher, That's right. And now the boy next to Julius, what's your name' Second pupil Billius fee Joyce What year did Melvin Up son finish school? Ida The year he graduated! Grocer Robert Boy Mother Louise Jenkins THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council needs our sup port Let us get together, this year and lend a hand To be president of the entire student body is quite a re sponsibillty Our president, John Parks, was elected last spring elected him It is now our job prove to him that we are behind him one hu dred percent A very good way to support our Cou cll is to attend all of the meet ings A fine job was done with the Council s part of the Homecoming act ivities, but we must not stop with the activities of one big event, must continue to be active throughout the year Let us cooperate by sup porting our president, by supporting of us have a representative, by par ticlpating in all of the activities in short, by completely supporting our own organization, the Student Council Maxine Gary UA lot of trouble in this world is caused by combining a narrow mind with a wide mouth Sun Dlsl aiu EDNA FRANCES MACK CAMPUS CUTIE Edna Frances Mack, a natlve Mlland er, has been chosen Campus Cutie this issue of THE HORNETTE She a senior here and stands 5 ft 2 ches with a Grace Kelly walstline dares not let bulky food spoil ' Our Campus Cutle is fond f s sports She enjoys playing the role of spectator though more than that of participant The coming of any Hor net opponent always fills her with a new zeal for the next game. Edna spends most of her spare time reading, listening to the radio, and watching television. Also, she - joys and goes to the movies occasion- ally for relaxation and amusement. Fellow Carvsrltes, have you noticed this Misa Mack? She is a smiling, dainty senior who lives at 107 N. Tyler Street. Ol' Bn Louise Johnson af Y A . - f . . . . ' 3 1 5 . F 9 - ' Jil- 1' ' I. IJ' . we - . - M RH . to .. ,Is Ugi- 1 1 a - 1 - . ' ' 4 - ,., , . . . Nl ' 5'?f - 1- ii - 5 Cf' I Y' 2 4 . I , a.m. 1 Q ,U tl . we . . . f ' H ' Q , f - ' - O ' 4 J ' ' Verna Wallace 4 J , I ' V our Executive Council, on which all I 3 A ' N3 L ..... , , Mr, I - I . I - - hh, 1 , ' L,, 'fw 11 . -H --- Y, 1 2 1 f . e ' . is ' J ' . Ln- . a il. . 1 o ll . - is . . : I . N ' en ac- - f 'W W! I V M if A X f ' gf, KXXX f X I gp. fw' X. Mmm- 4 WW '- Q 4 'zz-f I X WW!!! ' E. Q X gill!! 'Hia WUI 11 s I I 17 ll 15 31 ' Z Ht1 3,s:zs1f ii I-fl' fffly I : ! fffllillllli' Xi I 8 C .fx XX 0 W W' 6 0 , J I 47 ' :- . P. 8 ,x I 32 1, Y 7 ' , A 6 ' , f' ' ' 'P , rQX, 'Z' I f f 1 XX 'r,, jf I . I x f., I X .W Q I fi ids T. ' V K - ,li - 'M-1112 Z -ff f M E43 ,l , ,1 YW-1 f 5?-sl . ,uf ,if tx 41. .ffvfff j .Q,.Flug!2- - .,,'m ! Fslsjnsa , 9 '25, :Kev Q. '-V'-F.-. . 1 ' S,-W .IL 51133 465' 5. 'ww' 'Isa .E ' ' ' Y ,mx wfff ,,,f Iii if ami I 'y ' 'riff I . vfffiifi' - :mL'v7,'r'll I '- '-'- ' '-'-'-'-'Q-1-'C-144-gg,g,g,p,5. tudent Council JOHN E PARKS Pres dent 1 1 E .4577 Members and Sponsors ' 1 Algal' ,, --1 J ff! rv - if . I- 'Y An Ji YIZJIAZ,-hx' . , i . ,. V' Q 5 WL-Hhs tv' in l sr l--- iw- ? . A ' - 1 ,i -1 N' s ' gag- Q s. 'Af I V rv--A N, Joseph Jones Business Manager PROOFREADERS Edna Mack Ida Bell Monroe Bernsce Wardell Lula Mae Scurlark Mable Johnson Luther Wade Henry Edntor - Kuala.-dm. TYPISTS Robbue Black Dorothy Brenf Earlean Tryon Mable Johnson Myrfle Tunnlon -'41 l' I X ' 1 fix x N I 0 . l - 7 v ,of ,ea so ,. J I ,XJ .xx 1' . --f-'H , x 1 ' ag. SENIORS IN DRAMATICS CLUB Eu rleon Tryon Bc rbo rc Whitmore al? Y, CANADIAN SUNSETTERS Jessue Freeman Edna Mack Wulletfa Denmon Ruby Wilson X 'X Dramahcs Club 'Tl' Mass Carver in all her shining spl d Miss Carver .4 'xi' MISS CARVER, Helen Eldridge, and escort, Lovie C. Gillespie 'F-of fftygx-rx' MISS CARVER as she was crowned by- Principal C. A. THOMAS Her Highness With Her Royal Court 4 N ,,,,,..--. i Sw, I 538 LEFT TO RlGHT Joseph Jones who escorted Cloteal Scurlarlc John E Parks who presented her wrth flowers Lovre Grllespre and MISS CARVER Luther Henry who escorted Dorothy Nelson Mrchael Willrams was crown bearer and Rose Renee Thomas was Flower gurl Jumor Hugh School Choral Cluh L.. ff! .NJ--M 'V Hugh School Chorus I I U C673 S fIn'Fl'7'aE' f' I 9 , ' V, Q, , X E 5? . , :iff E ,I . Q . ' A. A 1 lil V Q Q 3 9 of Q 0 I L 'x a..,,,,J V V K .5'f. ' C' 4 ' ' .xo'pi'iN - A x m'il7T- ' . I , ova! I Buology Class Class In Homemakmg .K .. Advanced Band 'WUQQ' Imam: :s 33-R. -may --K ,,,,,.,,1gKg3.,,.vps- s.0'E.'+Lvm...- 'il .urWe SENIORS WITH THE BAND Joseph Jones Wulletfo Denmon Bcrbam Whufmore Luther Henry Ido Bell Monroe Y .5-' -mv -W W ww . F ' W ' 'T ' W mf, -- . WW, ' L Q ri -, r A - 'fl 'A ' Q -v'- ?rv v- ., .Li f , ,- 'A lg., j rive- X - , , ' 1 r fl'-1 L g' ,- ini-' , ,, 5 V Q in ' ' , . 5 . ' I X ' - I N. J 1 X ' I h - .EQ fl M-f' , A r'4---'- +'---f- , -f -SM ' . .. A -.. ' -2, . ' ' W -- - ' ' .,,,,, -a ww fr., 1 - 'A 3 X' mv- -1 i . NL LA. - ,,. 4 K S if-f Af- V. vu ,qw-L n 'A nu-ff-fu Avy. . -35,5 .. .-, ,M WN K ' , ,H H -vu'-an .- .., L... -4--. ......---....'.f--...............Qf,...r-,,--,. 5' - Q ' 'QZ4'Z'..'55. J' .5' '-'i. Y. 'T ' -.L AV.. 1 :ff - 2 K i f K . ' - ' Q . ' 4 f . 3 . , . d , . . Advanced Band 'fb F-ll ax -Banff PERCUSSION SECTION 0 'P 13 6 ,QQQQ fa 9 Q , fi' Q17 J Har M me M W I II BRASS SECTION REED SECTION H099 99941 5 QQQIQQ iN 'if 9091 , ,H I 1' - . 4 H v '- ,a I D I , f c I 1 , N : l ' L X I Q l , , - x A - a ,, 5: A -ll' F' M ' T .3 ,T ' ff' ff f .I f I + Z I 'I Q 5 ff I I ' '- T, - 9? i . , L, -v-f -Q J,r5'Cx,W X I. A ' I ' T ' -L 6 ex F 'KA , 5 1 I, IFA'-i'5 . V A V A. V4 ' f' ' N Y M , : . ,f 1 1 Y , if gun ,I 1 Nt., , At , 11,6-l ,tif -x If -.517 1 32, A Q, 47 I , .,. -' ' - ' - In g ' 'db , ' , 'T ' V ,i J M. Ii V.. ,N ggi. A ' f x 45 'Qi ' ' 5 f eg ci' h ' A, .Ag ' M. Rui 2, F . Em: X ' 57 aux l .1 H. , 1. I 4 ,Y - N its iq . J .5 kb ' ,. L l ? -- CE5-fbffiffziff-21155 M' '2 359 M2 1 5. 5 I V ' C+ V K I . ,y' , V . . , ., KV . 1 1, T gat? ,E gf' ,sg , I in . 1 SQ , :l 1 '- M. ' ' . . 1 ' j Q - +41 .P - I' rf' 'I' :MJ JT' - .IIS 'l , 1 , N , f ' 'If '-wr' Af -1 gif f1.. V .fr - 1' fi ' ,1E'f ' ga . I ' ' I A . b Ty I ies ,A D -. . -f-'Ls E - 'xtllivixl ,Q I 6 Q -rx I . , I 'I V5 5 I . 3 5 si - 3 Y, I ' h' E ' . 5:4 A 1 ' -I - I, im A . 1 Beginners' Band 14. J F was P' Tiiwvj I Q31 v ff -fa Intermediate Band 'We-Q L. 7 Z' X si N X19-X ff ya Majorelies Cheerleaders ef? 49? eg X lfy ova, ,,.. aff., W7 Dance Orchestra i ' The Silver Stars t :XJ 2 2 U. ,', G b I' fx A '.-N5 ff 1 E ' ' VA' wi N ri' ,Q N, ,If ' N ,', .. I '- gl- ' e - , 4,1 I ' lp' v ', ,Ay Lf! r 1 1.'gwL'-E40 'fx 1 -. M Y r P rf fr , me-ref rn' I e fx .191 ' -. 'G ' X i ,,,Qxk, I V. I gl 1- , ' rl . RN 'F P W M . - - f f If I. sk : '---f X1 r f , f ' 2- LR 'a f QE!! , Nr Q f ' ff' 'Z 4 74 I ' f Z 7--'JZ' V, V sf -.f , - ff' 1 x F 4 . P I 1 X 1 X K-5- Vocahonal Carpentry X- 'vu A1114 PM X TX X Ari in-Q DQ wi I AJN' ....... ,J Typmg Service Club 5 A 'I Journalism Class f .' ' u . , 1 ll' 4 U Q 1 f' ,f , I A K 4 I , 'E 1 - ' I r - - M 9 -. Q Y J I o La t ,. 0 , I-X ,, , K , Q . 1 il '1 'I K ,, ,U I . , I X 'Hrv- . -.. Q jak- X- ' ' -1. - , , , .. , ' - lf. . .:. . - A ' . ' X Y I 'h , -mfs, Q-, i5' ' ' - ', - Z .,.,u. ..... . sl--Q V..:x.-.f. 4 I I V h h V , ' 5 . 1 H xt x, - 1 - . . 4: -. 'r .I - 1 A x , . . . x , l , 'X' I . ' ' , , i' - Q af - -. I - 1 ' - 1 r K ' 'Fl -f , ,T 1.4 ' 1 A ' W . SPOT 5 1957 Homecoming adv Charmnng Football Sweetheart HELEN ELDRIDGE surrounded by HORNETS This year s Homecommg has been dubbed by many as the most gala un the hustory of the school Be that as ut may ut us certaun that there existed on thus occasuon that aur of the festival coupled wntha Fever patched school spurut and all Flavored by the nostalgua of the Alumnu s remlnusces And over at all reigned charming Helen Rose Eldrn and her court wnth all the dugnlty and pomp MISS HOMECOMING IU ..- ALNA MAE LEE JS! Q 1957 Varsuty Football quad BACK ROW avns Davud Wilson Joe Donald Parks Leslne Pnce Curhs Saddler Frank Ellus Oluver Mayberry Enoch Tobors Leonard Horruson Roy Lee Robmson Arthur Jackson IV Rob fs er SECOND ROW Eddne B Curtis Raymond Jackson Chester Gatewood Ralph Clemons George Brunson Robert Nuxon Cecul Wulluams Nathanuel Gruffun Harold Alexander Juluus Upson FRONT ROW James Carter K T H udson Johnny Lee Burks Norrus Moormg Calvin Jackson L C Polk Vernell Weafherspoon John Parks left to rught Wayne Hanson James Walter Brunson A D D The 1957 Season M J L Wul uams Mr W A Jones Coaches Q X3 !,'!,,. Mr J C McClure Statustucuan ' I John E Parks I Co Captaun L C olk Captaun 5 341 'P I The Stungung Hornets started theur T957 season wuth a tensuon thruller agaunst Bug Sprung and outplayed them by a score of 74-6 The Stunaunq Hornets then came back wuth a 20 I9 vuctory over the Wheatley Luons of San Antonuo From there Mr Wulluams and hus Hornets unvaded Plaunvuew and walked away wuth a 56 0 vuctory Then sad but true the boys un Blue and Gold tued one of theur hardest battles Abulene I3 33 They played the Amarullo Dragons and were defeated by a score of O-6 However thus defeat dud not duscourage Mr Wulluams troop for they marched unto Odessa and bom barcled the Odessa Steers 60 0 and the next week they battled wuth the B T VVashungton Bulldogs of Dallas who won the clash by a score of 28 7 Closung the season they were outplayed not beated by the Anderson Hugh Yellow Jackets of Austun 6 74 , Nx- 4 Il T l r. . . 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