Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)
- Class of 1959
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O O O . fl mx 1 1 THE STAFF 11.155 ffdlfui-5 Edltor-1:1-Chref buffy' .ilexazltler sr, A - llzrtla Batezrian CMU5 Dllfldfrlllagz 4,l.1b utlrrors lbarsrtmste lbavls kljxra Sowell lfcature Edrtors lll bk-fl Hicl' Quan - 664070 If someone shou'd ask you to name the Ol1t,ll'3ll whrrh rs chararterrstrt S worts ltlltor V idx liostol Pf m Itlgrq ylhdr had be 1lOl1 'R 151 less xfanagw larrt Sqragc of Amerrcans today mnat would xour ansm er be'P of course here are mans answers to thrs questron but the answer that we the Annual S aff hate decltled upon lS hat Amerrcans lrke o talk and esoetra lx on the tele shone Thus we have declded to take you on a journey back through the school tear of O98 V910 by means of the greatest Tlodern mventlon THE TELEPHONE The SANJTA FE TRAIL of '50 whlch was ours for so long now IS yours Thrs book IS the story of me til ferent 'phases of our hlgh school llfe he the staff vresent the 959 edltlon of the SANTA. Fl' TRAIL wxth the hope that throughout these wages you mll fmd somethrrg that w1ll help you to re lrve your hrgh school days If th1s IS acconrvlrshetl ther our vurvose mll have been fulfrlled lot: 'Dyer Bw- 'tt- 4- .V lu vVV V ,ag , .l ALxy,.. ' . vs l 4 J 1' H A v , , V, X tj' 'N A ' .V ,' V v V It v V ' ' . s f - , v ' f 1 'v ' ' y t . , v , .V A L . A 1 , I ll 3 , , , . V . V V V ,,- , V L , --, A rl' V' 1 v f V ,. . . I . . , ,I ..-. . . . . V V V, . ,V . V -. . . 1, , I , ' . , fire' 1.2 In memory of one whose frmendly smmle andpleasantpersonaluy made h1m loved by all who knew h1m RONNIE KIRKPATRICK 0' 0 'U 'I L HOME Tne present members of the Board of Educatlon of the Cleburne School Dls trtct contrlbute to the betterment of educatlon IU our communlty Contlnued lm oroxements are made posslble by the efflclent democratlc leadershlp of Mr Hunter Pearson Presldent ofthe Board of Educatlon Wtth the Presldent Mr John Rlce Vlce Presxdent glveshlsasslstanceln allmatters Mr Davld Sowell serxlng as Secretary Treasurer has charge of keeplng records of mectlng and correspondence Other members are Mr John S Klng Mr Bryan Mlller Mr J E Burd and 'vir Bob Anderson The members of the Board of Educatxon devote a great deal of tlme and energy for the lmprovement of our schools We are very grateful to them for thetr unselflsh servlce to the commdnlty and to us at Cleburne I-hgh School 6 su nn. 5 , W1 .J f- X 3 , - . 9 5 y , 'ln 1 , Xiernbers, from left to flghl, are Dr. John Rice Y.i:. John S. Kmg, Air. Bryan Mlller, Mr, Humor Pearson, Mr. I, E. Burg, Tir. Bol .5..kj'fSOll, .Inu hir, Dtwld L' ' ll. . ' l 1 J - I ' i ' ' l r ' 1 - - 9 , X ,, , A - , . A . . , . , . . . , . . . SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE In these times there have been many questions asked about our schools. Also, there have been numerous criticisms leveled at our unique American concept of educating all those students who have the ability to learn and who are willing to absorb an ed- ucation. These questions and criticisms have influenced both teachers and students to evaluate their efforts in the light of this great experiment in mass education. Have we taken for granted the right to an education? Have we thought of education as something due all Americans as an act of achievement attained through hard work, co-operation, good citizenship, and spirit- uality? On the answer to this question depends the final outcome of each individual and of our country. May our sense of values be true. inf La ll Jack, faithfuibuddyofmr. Guinn, is a familiar sight atCieburne High School. A'-. ,ll A a l-Q. 5 1 3 5 Q.: l.l 5 I .Dan lb l 'A 5 I I In As secretar to the bupermtewdem Mrs Nona Hxlhard eepsthmgs m order and IBRCS care ofthe busmess Helpmg as bookkeeper 15 Mlss Patsy Darl mg These two ful a necessary posmon m our school system 8 044546245 520 I1 us turd xear as Asssstam' supermterldevx IN r Cjlemmn Broumxex Larnes out h1sI7O51I1OIl U lg L1lLbIt,XIt,1I Zi Cleburne Huh am ms xdfmred for hls 'mme and mannerlx almude Hlsuuueseonslst Lmeflx ot purchasmg for the sLhU0li1f'ld .1rrang1lgtransportauon for the enure my 1001 skslelll x fx Lit. 1. W, lhtterson Aus the 'vw'Cll'lllil'd Dlreetor of ll1SULlVIlOll for alle' r hurne llrgh School. Whlle holdtng thls posrtton, he was elected County Xl 3llQClll'llCTldL'llf of bthools rn juttutrry of NRE. Fir, Ilftterson .tlso Sllf7Cl'v'l5L'Lf the lll'5ClVlL'C Trulnrng progrutn und other general .nstruetrozrul rltstrvrttes. Q17 4, 1 Nlrs Xlree Rodm tn, our He alth Nurse, rs axarlable to serwe the students rn wartous M tys Bestdts tarrng for fnyone who needs tt edu 1' 'rt ltmen she also talks to students on speetal he tlth problems keepsdeeurate health wnd acctdent reeords und jotns mth the school rdrntnrstrvton rn plwnntng .and eonducttng of sehool health schedules MUZQJ Q.,-Q, Mtss Beatttee ll tll ls our Gurdanee Lounselor, lS acquatnted wrth the students at C ebutne Hlgh ls rss H ll uses he nowledge to beneftt both students tnd teachers hx malltng possrble speerul Jctrvrtles She bears the esvonstbrll w of blwrnb nd tn'erprt'rng tests to studentsaswellas to teach ers Her words of eounsel help many stude nts who come to her wrllrngly mth thelr soetal o etnottonal 'vrobletns 41 9 , t ,z ' ' A ' ' ' ' 1 l . 1 4 F r. 1 - K ' ' K v- - ' v V y 4' v 4 -. V , t r I .1 r, t . Q ' A V 3 . ' ' ,X . A . I , I ,, .I , Q, Q dr, , . - J ,- O ' o - 'I ' p ' o , ' 0, A 4 ,'a.' Q - ff 'U 9 Q . I I I fe 0 I Q. I I 4 J o 0 0 ' O 5.0 1 '. 0 . 0 . o o ' g 00.0 Q Q 0 n 0 I 1'- -Q12 V. s ,. . l . t 5 t L A L ' K V xl 1 I, i. w ,, 1 , C ' 5 .5 1.4.5 di-J, 4 ,, - ,' ' ' ' -'sgggi r-- , t , K 4 4 t t x . F-, iv V ' wx: ' x If i .J- - 4 A' ' wld X -VW sgus. 3'1 . A .3 ' ' MJ yfbaaaye A scirool tear is made up of people and the things they do. The tQleh..rne lligh School stndents have painted a picture with fun. serious tliought, and study. Its reflection is on these pages. The success of this year depends upon your reception of it. The success of your school depends upvnyourefforts. Let your support he a constant contribution and not just an occasional swerflow. I would remind you that true happiness aid success come as the resnltofhard labor Bild sacrifice and that tomorrow's future is just a matter of hours away from today's present. Ihope that each of you throughout life will be very happy and that you will be successful in whatever vocation you follow. 7 1 If , nf s Miss Gene Ann Wheeler, as secretar' to the principal, fills he: position wil skill and efficiency. She takes care of manl. of the routine duties ofthe office. 449 'fr vi Mr. Cecil Harper. Assistant Prin- cipal. plays an important part in our school administration. His daily schedule consists of teaching three commercial classes. keepingthe attendance records, and serving as Housemaster of Edison House. jim I' oipf- X X X 0 l K' 3' f X ,, , X, . J X. , 7 I 74, A fx N , . ' A, ,V r l Vfiff! 1 f 1, X521 1, fvidif , KN Q' I ,fl 4 ,, V Q f 1 1 - 'x , X f ff, -N - , f' Z r ,X 4 4 X f Q Q 1 4 ' ' U, ' A X ff 6- KN I ' , ' Q 1 , - ,fi M, ,C ' . ' Y if I fx N IPX VW., Z9 - ,. . 1 ff ,f V in I Ni ' k I Q 9 V Q A: ff V , X ' 'AA' 1 ' gl 1 I rf ' ' X 5 X ff ' ' , Q f f f P f A, ' . I2 'iq XX if 4 ' i' KA 5 Q f f N U 4- i ', Z ' fl x I , f, , V - 'I , A N X ' N X f, X 1 , f 3 M W , , XX f ,X f- f , I ', 4 ' ,f 4 ,l V, T I , A X, - Q K U . X I Q 1 t fx I ,ff , D 8 'I . 1 4J 4 4 NX 1 I if' N5 5 A V y M ,, ,S,g.,f,- QQ I ,Y vw R b I E sw , ,Xl A ' XXX W Q s Aff M :- 1 s X 1 !N r UN E ' tfgjf ' '5'chFb5 -if iss Liv P.1uiFr.1ser E unc EIL! Nr. R. G. Boies-- World Hisrory. Mr. Ed Cnrper- Worid History, Science. s Xu 11 e English ano P. E -4Y'A' ,Af- L',.,,, 'Z 'N N155 Pernie txroore Matheznarhics. Mr. Rex Arnold-- !.iathe111ath1es. 4 41531, Mr. A. D, Wheat-- Mr. Thomas Whitson-- Vocational Agriculture. Band Director. Mr. W. B. Perk1ns-- Mr. Fred Seroyer-- Gen. Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing. Distriburive Education. 12 hir. Wrllrarn Anderson-- Gcnerxal Linh.- hlr. Aulton Durlrgsztv- aelr, clrvres World llrsrory. hir. George Logan-- Lloach, Science, P. E. Mr. Doyle lw cldon !.1lss Ruth Hopper- English. Llrs. Rubv Zirtirnerrnan fnglrsh. Ali Coach, Science. v. SJ 'gs' l' x l S Mr. Richard Dickins0n-- Mr. Cecrl Harper-- English, Latin. Bookkecprng, General Busrness Miss lcanncrre Bnrken Mrs. Olivra Tyler- - Eng ugh' Art, Mathcrnatlncs. J. B. ' Xhss Ruth Yeager- - Homema kmg, .irs. Lucxlle jordan-- Homemakmg. 'irs Colm dans ' rs Mary Lakc Forms! L1 man Enghsh Speech Hr W rLP1rrLr H155 Nlaurmc N1QC,1rty Enghsh lgchra Algebra r 1 rg' 1 N 3 1 P 51 1 ,., ,. X I X -' - a . Y 1 J J -,ity U. . 1, 1 sy, .,..S5 VMI.. .'...::L.. .wsrcrrr Q, F,i.rtlru:.1.atl11u5. Fit, Env. Q T31 Ilcr- - 5t.CI1Ci'. 1 Tits, Berry fo Knox iingirslr, Joumralisr fir. T.1u1'.'m Sharp- Englrsix, Eirsxorjr QS Mrs. lorry Woodruff-- Arrrcrivarl Iilstory, Crvics, Economirs, Mr. john Hopper-- lirstory. kirss A110110 Gray- L.arirr. 5.1155 Rilla Armstrong-- Sporxish. Mrs. N.-rj. f1l2IilU.IYUKx'CMkf 5IL'I103lY.liWfIX', Typrrlg. Mrs, Lorzxsc Cxxsu- - I'Y1Hr13:. Uurruzxal liusrucs - 1959 J efwoziaa Presldem ---'-- Vrce- Pre sidcm --'- Secretary- Treasurer - - - Reporter ----------- Sponsors --- --- ---Lynn Morrison ---Jimr1,yBo1es --- Carol Turner -----L3.1i1Clark -Mrss Jeanette Barkerr Mr. Cecil J. Harper 'Round and 'round tlie niulberry busli Lo ,laney Hazlett, Mary lieth Whitt and Sue Arm strong. ALLMON, HAROLD RHEA Riley House ANDERSON, KENNETH Riley House ARMSTRONG, SCE Willard House ASHLEY, DOTTIE Barton House BAKER, RONALD J. Riley House BANKS, DOLORES Barton House BARKER, LINDA S. Barton House BARNETT, DANNY Riley House 18 ,A x fr I ' YJ ' 'ZIV Y BA l EMAN, Ll NIJA Willard House 'Y Luanne Chafin, Gail Craghead and Ann Dawsonwonderwhatllarol Busby was laugh ingalwnile Miss Barker: measured Mary Ann Bouldin for her cap and gown. BEENE, GERALD WAYIN E Edison House BEENE, JAMIE M. Edison House BICKNI1L. G ENE Edison House BILTON, ROBERT S Edison House BLAIR, BOBBY Riley House BOLES, HMMY Wilson House BORDEN. SANDRA Willard House BOULDlN, MARY AININ Willard House These Martian cheerleadersrnvadedl I1 s for the pep rally before I e R arland game BRATCHER, BECKH ANNE dd A ams House Q 3 1 BRIDLS ES, BILLY HAROLD Riley House BRODI E, DA VID Edison House BROWN, JERRY Wilson House BRYAN, MARTHA Barton House BRYANT, GENE Riley House BURGE, ANN Barton House BURGESS, DONALD 'tif Riley House 0 20 Xb! 'QU' lm? is iliaru -slip .A f,-3 'Vnese are the nard studying Seniors in Mr IJur:.atn's third period Civics class. CAIN, DORIS JANE Addams House CASHION, TERRY DON Riley House CHAFIN, LUANNE Willard House CLARK, BARBARA Barton House CLARK, GAIL Willard House C37 CLARK, SONNY Edison House COHEN, HENRIETTA Barton House COMER, JOE Rile y House 21 Z.,- ' Lf, These third period bookkeeping students are really enthusiastic aboutworking on their new assign ment' COPE, NANCY Willard House CRAGHEAD, GAIL Willard House CROOK, JERRY Wilson House DAVIDSON, LEE Wilson House DAWSON, ANN Willard House DIAMOND, IANICE Willard House DICKERSON, DAN Edison House DOTY, BETH Addams House O 22 XJ, 4 COOK , FRANCES Addams House f N 40 1 '-6' 'K O Ir photographer seems to have drawn some interest from tliese sixth period Senior English students of Miss Hopper. EARLEY, BU TCH Wilson House EARLEY, GL ENDA Willard House EATON, PATRICIA Addams House EDGAR, MARJEAN Willard House ELROD, DONALD R Edison House ELROD, MARGARET Barton House EOFF, ELSIE M. Addams House PENN, DONALD C. Edison House O 23 How nice of Sonny Clark and the mechan- Q NELL, 'UHTLNE K Ri lc y l lwusc 'NTI' ical drawing class to let Cher Odom have the limelight all to himself. F l SH ER, RUBY Addams House FLOYD, TOMMY Edison House FORD, PAT Willard House FRIOU, DAN Rile y H ou se FRY E, STEPHEN Riley House GANNER, SANDY Addams House GARDNER, VIC KI Addams House QILLESPI E, DOUG Riley House 24 if ,-3 'ti' T' I are ,J 1.3 rg.-L X .1 f 1 V A x ! L-ef! 'XTIQHII nu Janes as Shirleuc Hanes, Peggy. w Ba .er, ling uiilespie e w 11ePipes atrend D. E e QJRAY, T'O?.ifx1Y Wilson House UHEEN, CLYDENE Barton House QREEN, ,TACK Riley House GRIFFIN, PAT Riley House HAENEL, ANN Willard H ouse HALBROOK, SANDRA Barton House HANES, SHI RLEEN Barton House HART, BETTY Barton House Q. ta I I 'v-,. . 'NN Look at the feet--wE1o's our of step The band marched in the Rodeo Parade. HAKERLY, JOYCE Barton House HAY ES, DOE GLAS Wilson House HAZLETT, Z. JANE Barton House HIGGINS, REX Edison House HILL, JANIS LYNN Willard House HILL, JOY Barton House HODGE, SUZANNE Willard House HOLLAND, JOHNNY Edison House 26 U. ILLIQ Il,-'xRI.l,lgfN f: Addams House Qi 'T Qu A n . if-'9 Coachlirooks Conoverintroduced ills i '5- 'Yellow laclseis to the C. li, S. srudeni body at the first pep rally. JOWELL, W. H, Wilson House K EESEE, BARBARA Willard House KENNON, ALFRED Wilson House KENNON, RONALD Riley House KI MBRO, PENN Y Willard House KITCHEN S, LARRY Riley House KNOTT, PAUL Edison House KOUNS, SANDRA Barton House 28 I 3g JUSLIN, RUl3lIR'I' l,l:l. lidison House TID sd' 'cg Y 'YS' 'R ,JJ 44' i l ll- ea blank! Yea, gold! Tl e L lieerleaders opened the firsr Pep Rallx of the xear with the Color Yell. LE DANOIS, ANDRL HEINRI Rile y House LEE, KENNETH DERRELL Edison House L EE, LYNDA Willard House LILLARD, GARY Riley House LOGAN, WINNIE Willard House LOOPER, AL TON Wilson House LOVE. JANNIE Addams House LOVELL, PEGGY Willard House Patricia Case, Mary L ir me Susar San som, Pam vray, Helm bamrsror Lmda Zimmerman and Neil X elim ald are reallx experts ar pool--zizeyr rr L MCINONALIJ, N ELL Addams House MCKINLEY, BILL Riley House MCNEEL, CHERYL A Barton House MABE, JOYCE Willard House MANLEY, LESLIE R, Edison House MANN, TOMMY Riley House MARSHALL, SONNY Wilson House MASSEY, GERALD DENE Barton House O 30 11 Q I - 'C' A -7 MILLER, JIMMY L, Riley House 1 UI lt really won't bite you! Miss Barkett tells Lynn Morrison at the first Senior Class meeting. Ml Ll,l KAN , SHARON Willard House MONTGOM BXY, PHILLIP Riley House MORRISON , LYNN Riley House Momzow, RICHARD Edison House MORTON, RUTH ANN Willard House MOULDE-R, JOHN R. Wilson House MULLEN, RONNIE Wilson House NEFF, EVELYN L. Barton House ls ci1cmistrx'rc.xllx L A 111 up 1 5 URREELL, Plmol' Barr-.wx House OWNBEY, 'l'Rl'l'I Edison H use PAYFQE, IANICIEE Addams House PEACOCK, SAM Riley House PEWITT, LINDA Willard House PIPES, CAROLYN Barton House PIPES, DONNI EE Wilson House PLEMONS, BAMMA Barron House O 32 1155 Barkeu Carol Lean Turner and Gad f 4 se wr rings tu Peggy ' wed ., ,. J Ed ca Si.1r1eeT.:1a:es. PLL-IE, AFEEFQNY Riley Eiouse PTj'I'?.iATQ, CH.-X'LE vwN'i1S.!'f1 Eisuse RAWLITQS, BRENDA B41rtonEiouse REED, wfwox T. Edison House REI U, L-ERALIJINE Wiliam Eiouse RHP, MZAXINE wmllard House REYNOLDS, BILLY Lidxson Eiouse mmf, no Ldisnzz 'muse 085024 I 'o 1s'H' wo rs ugakl ' 'K rv 1 ScI:ooI5ega:1ea:lytor elped the ,.ouscru.xsrc ms for :qc srucezzrs. SCO'I I', DONNA ,'ANIi Willard H use SEIEFFIEIID, 5.1.-XIBITNIE Addams House SEIEIIORN, SEEIVLEY Barton House SIJLER, IRA Riley House SMITH, DORIS A. Willard House SMITH, IDOL!- Edisozx House SMITH, IUIJY ANT, Addams House SMITH, LORETTA Barton House 34 SA .x I yn, I 'I MSU-, I .XIIRI X. 4. xt? if V6 'x 'V 'K i . H 2: t , lk -' I-1' ig: -1 , Q U v I4 A .1 :: ff e 1 r e Q--f -I Eel. fllnrbhers Ricqard Morrow arid Brooks Taylor aid :Egeir gmc deed for the day by slag g1iL.g parm: az. :ge Malls hehirzd the stage I give it a new hi ,M SUWELL, D.-XIII? S, E2Jisv:. Eifgse SPURLIN, THOMAS DAYID Eiisrm Einpse f, 5 4 , , h Y I ' V. i Q S'I'.-XNLEY, BARBARA Addams Eiouse SWANSON, ,SEAN Addams House IARPLEY, JIMMIE LEE Willard Eiause 'S ,-A TP Willard House 'I'A'IiUM, DOLLIK Willard Eioiisc IQ-Xi LGR, BERRY BRUUKS Riley iii-use O 35 i'I' SMI ' 1 X..-,. ?.ii::rX.xrae!i.x:1d Sc:1io.ot.1m.5 L-axh .ar ,- A' intrij. Files, Card ca 'f cr and ' .1 rrisoii l.3C .1 gbvc 35' a' ' C 9C l .ass:1:ec:1:1g. THOMPSON FILL Rkcj iifL.SC 1L'RT.igR, QA?1UI.'L'N Ewarwfi Qnpsc ,FQi?EiiEf., .-Wx 1 A.dJ.a:11s. LM LMP, X TRIM Riley l1x3..SC 'w.1.L.k Eid, ii'-. 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' . -.,111..- , ',11..1111 1.11l- 1 ' :Il 31.1.95 ' 1-18 1 -511' : 1.- -lum- ,1,.,1. ,111 : -'111. 1:1.1,111.111 1, ' 21-11 1, Q.:111-1151 1111111 :111--1-ff '11-vinlli-1 - il tl XX ', . Z ef ' ,,., IX .t ffft- -4 ts.-u 1 lv Each spring the Juniors may take, if so desired, the scholarship tiualityingtest ofthe National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Those with the highest scores on this test are declared senzi-finalists and are allowedto take another test given in December of their Senior year. The finalists are selected from those znalitnu the highest scores on this test. and from this grwun the scholarships are awarded, The finalists this year are Betta' Alexander and Brooks Taylor. 4.-L. ' fig? -T :' I I .., --Q- Senior girl that S Pictured at the left are the three girls representing Cleburne High School in the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Contest. Each Senior votes for one girl in the class he or she feels is outstanding in scnolarship, leadership, and pat- riotism. From these votes, the three highest are chosen bythe class, and the tinal winnerof Cleburne High School is selected by the faculty on the basis of the same three principles. The three chosen this year by the Seniors are Janet Houea, Penny lslinibro, and Bamma Plemons. The final winner will be announced at the graduation exercises. IJ t ni 1 I ll 1 .. 'nh -' an 1- l 4 . ,, ..- 1 -Vat 'fwmfwts -5981 The winner of the Homemaker ofTomorrow test this year was jannie Love. This is a test that is given each year to any is interested in taking it. 43 amy fflww - 1960 zawbzidag President ----------- -- Don Ellyson Vice-President --------- Johnny Love Secretary-Treasurer -- MaryCo1'4ine Reporter ------------- Nornla Shenklr Sponsorsr- '-----Mr, Rex Arnold Mr. Anlton Durham Miss Manrlnc McCarty Mr. Royce Miller fxllss Ruth Russell Mr, Doyle Weldon Mr. A. D. Wht-at Mrs. Hester Ruth White We're sure that Larry Sava e would never have gotten that 15-has in the corner pocket without Frances Cook's expert U3 advice. Anderson, Don Wilson House Andreas, George F. Edison House Applegate, Billy Don Edison House Archer, Albert Edison House Bailey, Linda Addams House Baker. Ray Edison House Barham, Jenibeth Barton House Barnes, Kenneth Riley House Barr, Sammy B. Riley House Bayless, Marlene Barton House Benson, Dorithy Ann Addams House 46 L A Allen, Bonnie Addams House o 4 , 'W F wfui 2 f' f 413 i v Q it 5 , ' Q , 'in lil ' A r 5? , 'QI -5 'i Q 12 -4 -v ,, 9 X 4 fT'9 ,GT looks like these junior boys could hardly 1 io have their pictures made fo the annual Doesn I Gary Cox look happy Birchfield, Janice Willard House Bishop, Norma Burton House Black. Byron Edison House Boatright, Don Milson House Bodine. Claudia M Addams House Boog-Scott, John Riley House Booth, Mike Riley House Borden. Lonnie Edison House Borden, wilson Wilson House Boston. Clay Edison House Bowen, Steve Edison House O MerryCY1ristmas. everybody! say Sandy Epperson, Pat Hamilton, Brenda Stinson, Dorotbx' Jackson, Jan Johnson, Daisianne Davis, and Carolyn Galbraith. Judging from their expressions, the party must have been fuzz! Bradbury, George Edison House Bridwell, Johnny Riley House Busby, Cherry Willard House Buttrill, James Riley House Cain, Douglas Riley House Caldwell, Kay Addams House Carlock, Charles Edison House Chapman, Charles Riley House Clements, Barbara Addams House Cohen, Billy Edison House Coleman, Billye Joyce Barton House 48 -. Uk 1 .- Y ,Q Bowles Evelynn J . Willard House Q3 if 17 x Y pl Qui ,-J 4 I , 1 'WW I 6 ' -.s .fi xv? A ' N i X Q '-'-v H 2 I 1 1 . me xi 3'-f WJ 7 K ,'A v .gr Y 'T f fi cmoiru. ina Lee Willard House J 'J zh .Ip .seg 'PUW ig! -.4-f XI! 'fi' , Y N 7X Yo. 1? ffl xv-av - yu , Our iwo Chiname n , Elaine slawson and Barbara Curlee. put on a song-and-dance act for our photographer. Copeland, Wayne Edison House Corzine. Mary Addams House Cox, Charles Edison House Cox, Gary Edison House Curlee, Barbara Addams House Curlee, Jimmy Riley House Davis, Daisianne Willard House Deering, Sara Addams House Dempsey, Robert Wilson House Dollgener Robert Wilson House Driver Rav Edison House 49 Dunn, Dons fx 5, Here are the 1958-1959 officers of the Junior class, just after their election at the first Junior class meeting. Johnny Love. Don Ellyson. Norma Shenkir, and Mary Corzine look very pleased about the whole ,- thing! -v- F: Dyer, Jean . wniard House Dyer. Ronda Addams House 9 L My 'J Eades, Edith Willard House Earley, Bill .51 Edison House -' Edwards, James Riley House .o,p,,. .f 1 L-Kc l Ellyson, Don fs Riley House V Q' 115 Epperson, Sandy . - 4- 7 -3 Addams House Y T7 i A Evans, Cecil ,. A Wilson House X Q' V is v l I Addams House Q , 1. J l lfL If N.af .'-' F xi . 7: f J ,' ': , ' ,- S 1 , .Q , , g X fifjyiisffftg sif' Fagan. Rondell Riley House Faris. Herbey 3 Edison House ,,, A Faris, Jimmy ' Edison House 0-5 YQ 'T ,Q Flinn, Arlon Q7 Wilson House r x 1 f' . gf vii! las 'P I A Q 1 -- if .s A ' 1 Q? . Q N M16 . 17 P 'gl W 2 ff? ' A iw ' i aff o 14' f Lb 'Cl V7 -1-9' . J 1 f , fx l I - A V. 'G lf' feel' th' ',' J s Ny 8 l Tv '69 Q? What was Bill Hallman telling Jean Dyer and Betty Alexander while waiting to have his picture made? Even Linda Bateman seemed interested! Forsythe, Oneita Willard House Fowler, Maxie Wilson House Friou, Suzanne Willard House Galbraith, Carolyn Addams House Geeo, Mary Ann Addams. House Gibbs, Mickey Riley House Gilbert. Larry Wilson House Graham, James Edison House Gray, Pam Willard House Greesoit, Lutricia Barton House Griffith, Paul Riley House M! L1 Here's the band again, marching in the Rodeo Parade. Just watch Martha Morgan. Sybil Kemp, Alice Jowell, and Carol Ann Glenn--aren't those cowgirl outfits cute? Hamilton, Pat Willard House Hampton, Kenneth Wilson House R ,R f r r t. ll xl ,rx ' 1 t 4 ll WI ' . L xx fu , t xi J l ll JP Hardin, Robert Edison House Head, Arlene Addams House Henry, Richard Edison House t ,. ta. R 4 1 J tt, ,sf , QX X V t X x r 1 ls XX yxl txt Hill, Doyle Wilson House mu,uma IQQ, Barton House Hill, Marilyn Barton House Hinkle, Jerry Wilson House Hix, Beverly Addams House Howard, Kenneth Wilson House ,- 52 .,s I ' f 1' K- . Hamilton, Billy Edison House Q iff? I' -rw A V17 K ' 1 i Q ffff 4. I .gs K Z n ,'f pa's .7f,v 'A 10 Ulx ' .DQ lu, , .Wam- 51 ,A X' 41' H K -Q M2 f '9 Q ff? L' . R ,-,VZ 'f ,,lq4y 2 vi Q-G Ex' 2 I n ' A 5 . fgfs . . , A ', f I t ,- 55 0' . ll, s 'Q F' 9 1 1'-. ffk ,Au v1 B Q X21 Huckabee. Judy Barton House -...y ,y 7 LJ! X27 l X3 I 'il Ifirfk 'N , r-1 Hey! What are Seniors Peggy Orrell and Becky McDearmon doing in the Junior section? Hudgins, Shirley Addams House Huneycutt. Leta Barton House Hutson, Linda Barton House Hutto, Ann Barton House Jackson, Barry Wilson House 4 X r ' - Jackson, Dorothy 3 t ,W - uuiarsiehouse ls.: -A Jackson. Kay A Q -9 ' . '-f' jarton House , e ' y ' I Addams House 1 h ' ! 9. K- ,, Johnson, Jan 1 gb A Willard House ohnson Ruth Ann N07 1 '7 -..- lg 0 ' Qfflfks f 'g, 1 1 lf, 1 f H, f J , Addams House Jones, Charles Edison House 53 ls Kay Kinser having trouble with all those gets? It looks like she's really got her hands ll u ! Keesee, Tommy Edison House Kennon, Walter Riley House Kerr. Doris Jean Addams House Kincg. Ann A dams House Kinser. Kay Barton House Knight, Pat Willard House Kretzschmar. Kenny Wilson House Land, Jerry Don Wilson House Landers, Jerry Edison House Langston, Billie Willard House Lanman, Neal Riley House Ps 3 'T' C it XWW i Jones, Linda Addams House 2 Q s I 4, 6 I 7 I v- ' ,iv K t jf i i 't ,-5 'f 1 I x 44 ii- -.s Q 'Y , 7 , - 'if Y X . I x rf 'ir ' 'Ds ts L' 4 -13 Ns-7 I, ,... n ffi s.Q Q . at Q 1 A , xx , . if 1 fi ff-1 ,M 32 Urs, D , fi ,A vw cf I' '04 F ,Ay xgaf X - A' I fx -1 x of 1 5 I, Lebahn. Christene Barton House 2 - 3 4? M 7-,JD what 1-7 1 i' rf -4 J :,r , K , LAI Here are Chris Sunderman Betty Stin son Shirley Matthews Dorothy Jackson Sharon McGlasson Brenda Stinson and Myra Sowell and they re Juniors at that' Lightfoot Wanda Jean Addams House Livingston Victor Riley House Love Johnny Edison House McCall Buck Wilson House McCarty Dorothy Addams House McCowen, Horace Wilson House McElroy, Doris Addams House McFarren. Betty Willard House McGlasson. Sharon Barton House McMinn, David Riley House Mcwiiliams, David Edison House 3 7 nv Who left the gate open? hmmy Farts and Jerry Brown must have escape ' Martxn June Xwrllard House Matthews Shlrley Addams House Matthews Tony W1lSOD House Meadows Lonnre Rrley House Melton Denny Edlson House 'X Mmm, Barton House Moeller Vtrglnla lwlllard House Morgan Martha Wlllard House Morrrson John Rlley House Morton Rhema Dell Wlllard House Morton Wrllene Barton House 56 49 MLWllll3lIlb Jem Rllek linux. -nl js Q0 Y C7 5,-:- 1 9-x W5 44 3 VD J sm Ml i ' 3 Q'VY 'abr .- Xml AIXL Q7 , ,., ' T . ,xr . r 1 - 4 - -, - 1' I g, . 1,- . V A v ,rv A l W M l ry l ,f , 6 T , ' J , 0 Z P V l d . . t P' ' is y , st, 5 B I-. NW -:ig ss' r s rg . r N ' ' ' o'ce A ,,, fi M at X 'f' B Q .e f B -A V 1 v . ,fl J r ' I, X K v ' ff HV, Vx K X 1 X ' , . ' K, Us . ' Y I .A D M ' f 4, Q B 1 ,-ff B -at B' 1 - lm:-Xu 1 xl in A P . ,fre ' ,g,f f is s A I ,f It 1 xt Nutt. Charlene ,YS Addams House A E I, , , ' ' 4,1 'il:!i1lZff9 if fr I 2 , f f ll Q 65 fa , 1 ,sr f- -1 l 'f' X14 1, , ' , , , Qx, img- . K ,,i , ,q , . .-a ' l , J Xu! nf X ,jg X 4. i 0 3 P' 34:2 K7 Sing, boy, sing. 1. 'Jig-5 Mike Moore croons to his audience at the Alvarado Reunion. Nutr, Charles Wilson House Odom, Chet Riley House Owens, Bobby Edison House Parks, Robert Edison House Parnell. David Riley House Pearce Duane Edison House Perkins Henr Edison House Perry Pat Addams House l1e.LLig.r-2-wL.im Egmuiwe E Piotr, Mary Lou Willard Ho Pritchard Travis Riley House Somelhinbfunn girls? BillieLangston and Claudia Bo ine seem to be having Rawlins, Mary Ann Barton House Reed, Jimmy Edison House Reese, Archie Wilson House Reynolds, Ida Pearl Willard House Robinson, Sonny Wilson House Rome, Dawn Willard House Rosser, Melvin Edison House Runnels. Barbara Addams House Runnels, Paul Wilson House Sansom, Susan Willard House Sembera, Ervin Wilson House OX Proffitt, Robert K f' 'F L ull I ' il ' S 7 X f, - I 1.3 'Q . -1? L K a 1 AC cis J tv? shaw, Carolyn Wrllard House Q lf.- n-41 B3 J. Jjffwj 'frm 4:7 ls.. pg K C? 'Y' t fZ5Q6 :sp ' K,.,.,-nv! if-4 Nw wnder rfwrllene Morton s broom hand tastes goodo We don t know lrkv. she s en Joyrnb Shelton Robert Poles House shenkrr Norma Barton House bhouse Douglas Edrson House slawson Elarne Addams House smrth Geresa Barton House smrth Leo Wrlson House bmtth Lrnda lnrllard House sowell Myra zstanfreld Camellra Wrllard House mtarnes Beverly Addams House attnson Brenda Wrllard House but she looks 59 '. ' ' le 1 ' 'I ' ii! Y . I . as - f Q , - ' ,, , ,lt l ' :iffy Q V pw Q - 1 ' ,D , A , X ' Q Q . 4 x , l I f iQ i 1 , 4 'D 7 Y 5' 'A , A ' . ' .5 ' '7 N 2 , i I , fv U-. 1, Wtllard House 9, an H, I U -tg, 52- Q gif. Jirilrtjrt 5 xaqj, 1 . JVKI. QT Y : of sl- -- l .eff . ' 6 A A I ' r . 4, . xi A - ' vp , Q I 3 - . 4 u ' I Barbara Runnels and Linda Hutson are just standin on tHe corner watching all the people' Sundermau, Chris Barton House Tatom, Sandra Barton House Tharp, Pat Wilson House Titus, Shirley Addams House Trussell, Alvin Riley House Turner, Anne Willard House Underwood, Danny Wilson House Underwood, Kathleen Addams House Underwood, Wayne Riley House Vander Laan, Sally Addams House Wade. Harriett Willard House .!,, A Strickland, Linda Addams House A fn ,nr AJ 6 v f ' 2 ' r U 1 NWN Vi x,- F' .J ?'fS .1 X , .le fly kg ff 0 ll ' ill 5 Z A Q Q fiilf r . l X I f-GY if 4 ., f ips: h J '? , . APU? .J 3' f' to 'N K , -I 'v Xu-J Walker, Linda Addams House Ffjjfrf! 25: 3 'Q -A 'ov l ff is 1: -.J 3 -,-. -., . t - A ai A ., - ., 'uf - , V L-Zigi? ll WW M f 1 ' 7 .1---::: -'.,A . 9 5 , - J' . 4: 4.4 X .D ' 2 R ,,, A ' -X17 5 W V., ., X 'Q ies, I V ' Watcl'1the Birdie! Ronda Dyer Patsy Birdwell and Billie Ann Langston were more than glad to get tlierr pictures in the annual. Walling, Shirley Barton House Walls. Becky Sue Barton House West, Delmer Wilson House West. Linda Barton House West, Richard Edison House Wilmoth. Monty Edison House Wood, Gidley Edison House Wood, Harlow Wilson House Wray, Jimmie Edison House Wright, Howard Wilson House Yater. Beverly Willard House Bentley, Tommy Riley House Bicknell, Melvin Edison House Garrett, Wesley Edison House Gent, Glenda Barton House Goad, Linda Barton House Hallman. Billy Riley House Savage, Larry Riley House Sigler, Titus Riley House Thetford, Warren Edison House Yater, Betty Barton House Younger, Stephen Riley House r - f Q help? V My, aren't we cute. Janelle Johnson says to sad Pat Hamilton. Poor little Pat is unhappfy as she has broken down her tricycle--we wonder i Jan didn't vi f 4- 471 X s 1 LSL fs xv, I I 5 1 . J 5 'Q 3 A s I. .1 1 gif-g:4'2l5.5 VZ? 4971! Q? .W ,Q- ,4 is N . 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'73 - 'i9O1- 1' 45 0 f'9 Qv ' lb 365 '66 Q' .005 fo 6' 0906! 6000 GJ' .1 'J ??0kj9?f 0300 .r10O'0o:oq.W Q 'fb ,e Qf G . '01- .r 30 I eff O 'jf' .45 6: f 0'0- 0 66056 'L '. 5'f9,,fmm4 - 1951 S90 M44 0 President ---------------- Jon Whites Vice-President ---------- Jack Kellam Secretary-Treasurer-Jeannette Elmore Reporter -------------- Larry Vereen Sponsors: -- ----- Mrs. Louise Cruce Mr. Richard Dickinson Mrs. Betty Jo Knox Miss Allene Gray Mr. George Logan Mrs. Olivia Tyler Mr. Tom Whitson Mrs. Ruby Zimmerman A Spirited practice session on Rliome Field appears to be underway for tl1eC, H. S. Jackets. Anderson, Merlyn Addams House Armstrong, June Willard House Arnold , Carolyn Elaine lf -Barton House e-Baker, Janice Wil Baker, Pamela , Willard House Ball, Mary Ann Willard House Bankston, Becky Willard House Barker, Carol Willard House Barnett, Brenda Willard House Bamett, Jo Ann Willard House -Basham, Kay Addams House Beck, Ronnel Riley House Berry, Sylvia Addams House Birchfield, Bonnie Barton House Birchfield, Sandra Barton House 90 Anderson, Angela Barton House Anderson, Charles Edison House Ss 4 5 .l 'N Q -A T 152,152 rf rf 3' 9 Ct Bishop, Joyce Addams House vi 'Q Qffi I Bittcrs, Wally Edison House Black, Alvin M. Edison House 9' Q . . f - 1 ,us J .3 l l ' ' . ' r 1 '-- , K 4,- X , I-1' l:lu,'., g . . if U, . ,.- A. . .iffywt yuh! 0 .' In .JE ln. NT' Mrs. Forrest's third period English class works hard to make straight A on that first six-weeks report card. Bleimeyer, Linda Addams House Boyer, Ronnie Riley House Bratcher, Ronnie Wilson House 5 15 4 as 'C 'gulf' i X 5 ,L ,X i S1 J' N' 1 X1 If RN Brawner, Harold Edison House Brewer, Ronnie Edison House Broumley, Tommy Edison House Brown, Shirley Addams House Brown, Verl Riley House Bryan, Michael Edison House Bryant, Mary Ellen Addams House Calvert, .lim Edison House Campbell, Dell Wilson House Cannon, Kathryn Addams House Cartwright, Carol ux Casewbonl Wilson House f r 9' ' leadoff? ' 'Z- N 4' 'J Fu '- . iii lx, rxlr C 1 VJ 'N'lll.tI'd Eloizsc -9 1,4334 - .L ' ' x if fp 1 Gull Hmzti .... Evervoue was srixdving liard while Cdfllvy, Eliialw.-IE1 .-'lam Q r ' , ' - S' Miss Moore Was our--tual is, except Patricia V ill-Hd Home Case, laztzes Gollener, and Carolyn llulsorz. M-PJPITZ-111. I. T. 6 Cleek, Wanda ,Willard House Cllflofl, ,lwyce Willard House Conway, Carol Damn Willard House Conway, Carolyn Marie Willard House Cooper, Nancy Barton House Coulston, Linda Kaye Willard House Cowden, Cecil Riley House Craddock, Patricia Barton Hause Crawford, Kenneth Edison House Credeur, Marie ' Addams House 5 . Curtis, Wanda A H4ouse Dalin, Sheron Addams House Daniel, Susan Addams House Davis, Barbara Ann Willard House Davis, Stevie Kay Willard H iuse S90 lfdison llwuse Q 1 v nays 5 fa - 2 ,sr 04 I. , '13 f XV? 'v X i I ' ' A 0 ff ,s- - 2 F 'Hg fa aa -7 l ,lj gllixixg K W l Hff5lf57Ziff1i ' , GI q., K N 3 rf an . a ' ' 1 ill. C . . l l iicrr, .lllroihx Riley Pi use 'X 41 - V V 4 larry, Vsa1.daLee Willard House di I liDl.el, Lott, Era 1El ruse 2 1' 4-7 i 'eazgnette Elmore is laughing about some- thing vers funny at the sophomore class meet- ing. However, the golae must have seemed boring ro ati, Kellam, Larry 'Jereen and Jon , N. K. , is .llCS. Wonder it it masor.t:1em.' Imyle, Glasscoe Wilson House Edwards, Diane Willard House Elmore, feannette Willard House Ferris, Sue - Willard House 56 .P I -4 el - ' 1 Finlxlea, iobert fl , Q Edison House W. z ' v Fisher, Ronny f If ,1 Wilson House M f' ' - Fletcher, Michael , Lys. x . v xi J . Edison r.ouse are Q Floyd, Linda Willard House , A , S Foote, June ' Willard House Forrest, Lawrence D. f ' 9 . gel K l Edison House - A f.-- I -2-59 Garner, liarbara 'Q I' HM X g Barton House ,f .f f K 4 55, , if -A K? 4-- , ffl, ,f J ll, N ,-'Tyr XJ f 'J 4 MY -DV 'x George, Kennetlp Edison House George, Joe .5 A pq Arg j Edison House Gibson, Glenda Willard House L-ill, Don Edison House x' ru' 'V I 'Q , 5 If -' l w 69 Concenuating on their lesson are Janice Birchfield, Larry Kitchens,Ann King, and Sara Deering in Mrs, Galewood's 6th pe- riod typing class. Harlow Wood prefers to watch the birdie! Gregory, Roger Dale Edison House Griffin, Nelda Addams House Haas, Gary Riley House Hammond, Ronald Wilson House Hanna, Mike Riley House Harless, Joe E. Edison House Harmon, Rickey Wilson House Harper, Par Addams House Harvey, Soma Barton House Hasty, Johnny Wilson House Hauk, Laura Willard House Hay, Johnny Wilson House Hazelwood, Jerry Edison House Head, Pat Wilson House Helms, Carolyn Barton House S30 I k w 55 'wi i Golleher, james -Edison House Goodman, Tommy Riley House l 'ty 'T' ,Y R- Glenn. Carol Addams House X -fl' E,Qd X l , I, . A 9 , s .- G.4 .,. ' '-1 Q ,4 .gi xc? r r '-tr I .N . .Y 1 l 1 'Q Q nf . Q-'-.N Q va . -si, .nl w ' In v I I . i . 6? 4 EP A is Henry, F.i.iry B.-rton House i '-'7 , , J X Il i xx. it A ' ., rx F , . -3 an I .13 gi. f' ,A f - f .. fSg ' t .5 Sf sf .,, 9, ., U, 1 4 . 3 Higgins, Roy Wilson House Hinklu, Michael Edison House .l f'! F, i Lee 5 . ' ,...t'u Il's time for decorating the goal-posts again! say cheerleaders Sandra Halbrook, Darleene Harville, Lynda Lee, Weldon Reed, Tony Matthews and Sam Peacock. Holley, Raymond Riley House Hood, Martha Jeanne Willard House Hopkins, Michael Riley House Horton, Barbara L. Willard House Horton, Dyanne Willard House Howard, Danny Wilson House , . Howell, Helen b tu Willard House 'i .v Howerh, Glenda Willard House Hudson, Ann Addams House Hudson, Ronny Edison House Huffman. Jane Ann Barton House Hughes, Barbara L. Willard House Hughes, Betty Addams House Hutcherson, Bill Edison House Hutchison. Jerry Riley House S30 71 Mrs. Cruce's 3rd period typists look deter- mined to learn their keyboards- -without look- ing at their hands! 530 Johnson, Albert Edison House Johnson, Ann Addams House Johnson, Bobby Ed'1.sbiLH9use Johnson, Judy Willard House Johnson, Nancy Addams House Johnson, Ronald Riley House Jones, Charles Edison House Jones, Reggie Wilson House Jones, Stewart Wilson House Jones, Sue Addams House Jowell, Alice Addams House Jowell, Billy Riley House Jowell, Janice Willard House Justice, Jon Riley House Keith, Ronny Edison House fll.l5Ull, llonu Riley ll 'uso l 1 Jackson, Nuncilu Willard House Jcnlfins, James Larry Wilson llousc T -N. Wy JJ IC' is ,- 142 J 5 Ulu, ,' Ili . I4 C2 2' l '45 5' ...Ag Q . IUS .A V7' faaff Aff .4 ,Ui s-Q -.Q ,1,,. 1lS:'!i'Jrf . .I , 1 W .: ,- fgl' L gg Q . 2 N ,. -4::rf1i'::1w2:5:--2' lx? 'Y ' wt f l inf - .L x ,s .1.....- K I . k My Nfwi gal-'Uh .lsz:.U1,g:. l.LI.L1.1ll.'lll5 LA v. .llurg Eiuusc l,,m1. 4,u1.v. ul, .l11QEi.,su1lc:,Errrxx Q V3 vixhvrifcr, .'-.l.mzu- mir. II..11gQ.iI ll: Lu..Q:. pl-mod? Y 'n.ll.11'Q llluusu .1 ' 'N I lf I burr. Rusullcii 4 5 , KN.llL1rd Housc n '1 L Kei., Donald V? ' A EMISOH House ' 4' . V rxtlf. JlIf.Yi.:.' V' f X ' khlsofi Blouse 5 f f' lung, lcrry Edison House liguscr, Bettyc Xx'1ll.1rd House Kxrhlazid, Boyd Rllcy House lixrkparrlck, Rouu ,' Riley House Ldlll, Peggy 'Willard H-.vusc Lamicrs, J1::::::v 'T' rw . ' ' 5 lx llsoxi Hnusc ff lumlcr, Bl-try Lou -' . Barton House V LEX' Loc. Jlzmm' . 1' ,Xy , ' .fa ,ff 12.5 lJ.llSOll House a,.' os 91,21 'n'S .Yu. '71 1 Luc, Judy .'lJd.1:us House Lac, Stephen Rllcy House Q Lculs, James lx llson Housc Lllly, Bllly Gum- Rllcy House rox., ijuml ouluratgcr 1C '73 u Ca Sandra Fisher and Mary Ann Geeo appear to be more interested in having their pic- ture taken than in Mrs. Forrest's Gth period English lesson. McGee, Eddy Edison House Manasco, Jimmy Riley House Manly, Iris Mardell Willard House Mann, Jerry Riley House Martin, Darrell Wilson House Martin, John Wilson House Mason, Dan Wilson House , .4 Massey, Don Wilson House Massingale Shirley Barton House Meals Charlotte Willard House 4 Q Montgomery, Mickey Wilson House l Montgomery, Wesley M. Edison House Moore, Durward Wilson House Moore, Kay Addams House U Moore, Mike H. Edison House ll A f ll Sw McCowcn, Odell Edison House McCoy, Sheri Willard House l. uve, l.a ura Lou Willard 0 K S iii 'S H - I ouse 5 4 -Tc S, : ' U dw, -,run ' 'Q l I v 1. :kg P- ,- Alf , - x -,-.J , X.,--'Q 'i f 74 xy t ,,. I, X fr, nfl .If I :f'.l lf,, . 'Vi .r I ff, M oore, Nancy Barton House . s L+ ,. xy, of X117 J g HM. M , 1 A , Q l fl 1 Morgan, David Wilson House Morrow, Anita Willard House , v ' 4:7 si, 5 fin f' g ' 5.5 , 'jf' 2 is Miss Fraser's lst period kickball tournament team is intent on making a few extra points' 1 As 'B N r Y I ' xii 'W 1 ,MMO ' to ' ' Mullen, Gene Paul Riley House Mullens, Jackie Addams House Nelson, Jolin Riley House Newell, Sharron Willard House Oliver, Kenneth Edison House Ottenger, Richard Riley House Paterson, Rosemary Barton House Pearce, Sherry Addams House Perry, Gail Willard House Plumlee, William Riley House Powell, Freddie Ann Willard House Pow ll, Jesse Murl on House X D e n, Larry R 'us tiff? ' house Re , ina il rd House 530 nf' 'R-ju. Lin' l V-A IL's :Exe usual :Loon period, and Andre l.e Danois, Richard Morrow, 'inirny Miller, Paulwalller, Brooks liaylor and 'lerry ciaslr- ion are up io their usual pastime Ji' telling tall tales. Rice, William lidison llnuse Risnerson, Neal Riley llouse Riggs, Paula Willard llouse Rinelrart, Patsy Adda ms Eiouse Rircnmond, ,laeksie Willard Eiouse V Riza, Bradford 7 X7 Riley House Roden, lborozlilq J 'Y ,Sf Addams Einuse ,A ir, U f L 3. Rodgers, Billy I Riley House Rogers, Parr: Addams Eiouse Roxsuawd Rutherford, Isola Barron llouse Sanders, Kay Willard House Reniro, Lcxie Willard House Rice, lloyle Wilson Flouse , s 1 ' , . 3 Xe A Reese, Cnnny lidison llnusc P xl K 'Q C77 ,,.J I A A. if , 'gg' ' V 5. ,i . K' f K if ? 6 ,re fw,N7n Sandford, Ronald 1: g Wilson llouse - 1 , 42-, 3, 1-1 Sriaw, Darla -1 Addams llnuuse Simmons, Davine Barton llouse 76? ..' 1? . 51:,lti., Cllarles J ff' 5: '11 PX fb .I 'TZ K, 51.,it:., Riley bl.iiI.., Riley ff! gut 4- lf' 4- X, 1 - .J -J 5' -1-9 Q if t R N J at T' 5 .3 B 4 cd' ' Sf 'ii 0 ,gjlx , Nl A lx Nl , y gy, W ' . f Xu I fxvx X Tr. s 1 42 X. . 3 f .fx A A fc ' fd - 4 l if I I , at AM ' jerry Wonder if WS. W:tite's Lsrd period P, E, class House isflaziagrarslly orgugt concentrating on tlie job? t Slzgytl., Patti Willard House 'S1i5rks, Douglas ' Wilson House Sparks, ji::.niy Riley House Stanley, George Riley House Stevens, Bertha Barton House Stewart, Mary Ann Barton House Stewart, Patricia Barton House Stinson, Betty Willard House Sw ygert, Johnny Wilson House Tapp, Calvin Wilson House Taylor, Janie Barton House Taylor, Nan Willard House Terry, UdeTlN W-Wilson House Tliiaeker, Donnie , Riley House I Tlioinpson, James Riley House ,,f 5 90 W Q21 xl V: In the background, Larry Vcreen seems rather shocked as our photographer snaps Miss Gray's 6th period Latin class. Paul Griffith, Ronny Hudson, Carol Ann Glenn, and Joyce Clifton seem undisturbed as they study their conjugations. Waldie, Jerry Don Edison House Walker, Karen Barton House Wallace, Ronald Wilson House Walls, Carol Willard House Walls. Marie Barton House Walls, Martha Willard House Ward, Don Wilson House Ward, Sheila Willard House wheat. Margie Willard House Whipp, Linda Barton House White, Glen Riley House Whites, ,lon Edison House Williams, Jo Ann Willard House Williams, Phala Addams House Williams, Sharron Willard House 9 'Q Trussell, Mary Barton House Vereen, Larry Edison House -8' X , . 1 ill-1 :canal 4, A 5 sam Thompson, Nadine Willard House 1 f- P 've 9 V be ,, . Ckn . 5 V' Q. Q V JM 1 ' x 1 .1 ' f ., -' LJ v af A N X ' ' 4 4 . , K 90 'rf W i I ! px il A 5' ,X A 78 if M ,tiny r1f1Jfj !' , , ' Ago M X Wilmcth, Sylvia Addams House Q' Wilson, Edwin Edison House Wilson, Willia Riley House '-mv mW. is Hurry, or we'llbelate for class! e Ira Siigler to Robert Bilton and Are a l C.H.S. seniors as slow Winsett, Essie Willard House Winsett, Sharron Barton House Winter, Charles Wilson House T -on ' it-1 ':.H 1 fy. ' -' ' ,f,- . , , r fi lm' :f i n if -.. jp' Jn' ,Y of i X C4 Ann Wray, June ' Willard House Wylie. Carolyn Ann Willard House Yeary. Howard Riley House Yeary. Ronald Wilson House Young, Darla Addams House - Zimmerman, Susan Willard House Bruton, Richard Edison House Cumbie, Marty Riley House Elder, Linda Willard House Elliot, Brenda Addams House Fisher. Sandy Addams House Glowski, A. J. Riley House if 90 Gidley and Horlow Wood tell us that their pal is named Rosco. Man's best friend? 90 Jones. Reggie Wilson House King- John Ed Riley House Linville, Larry Wilson House Liser, Grant Riley House Johnson, Vernon Riley House , dim' ... k X.. XI Jef Q ,'-3 1'- . -5 XL I Q.,-5 .5 'rf 1 A group of World History students were eagerly awaiting the beginning ofa film when our photoggrapher stepped in the door of the projection room and snappe this picture! ffm , L '-Q 1: ,AA - i.,.,: I , , X 5 f I . I . 1i.1x 1-XII L1 IU Lll' .1 111 'Hlci O M' , 111115, 1. 151151 Mr. 111515115 b15M1111 5 5 11 5 1015 1 5 f1l1f11,: 131111111 .1111 1115, 111111115 I1 5 1111111 11 LL . 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L Zeahwv I '7 'flax .3 L f' 1, le 4 A 71 'Y l -J '1- gg A 'S 1.5 1,7 JJ 'WV ,M A 1. , qllg 'P fi? A Q., 'Q C3 K l if-Cm xg F' 14 1 s xf, ' x I fi I I 'ff iii, 1 xi .Es ,.,. X: 4: 1 I 1 .ff ,rs i X 'T y., 'P 1 J A - Q 1' Ax ' If A , , u fn F' .if I 'W' iff I ax Fl K . , . xx! 1 3 X C-Zieaxbmefo ,Q w -J 4 It if J . I A c- V' N . , , f . N Q IQ, WU low. Linda Kay 6 llard llrwuse N r'7 -4 ff 1' 'tl p'3 f'5 - , - .tl . -- V 4. Ai.. -1 Mat, V, 1 'Iii 'Y me lTl8,t'fll. .rf Mn. lxnry. tv' ' ' ,-1. WW 'H 5 are n.rf.gn,5 earnestly, blk! .rar 'UW' me :aunt a few or rhern 'ltraf.n f , 4'7 ...4 'V vs' .0 ,f - nl 1 gd ., . '59 5 ' 432 I 1 t - . IP. I A students ksrlghi Dtwnna 'nlilarg kinase '.w'rt5f.! '-Vayzrran Ll.-1.4 iiglel. Eloaae Dans Jqnnnl. r..:.m: Helms Bnbol. Paley Hume Qintderr, Cllfforg k A L , Luther. Delorrs willam House I 1 Parker, Jimmy 'vN4l1bOl'1 lflcuse Plamlee Shlrley arton Hoase Mary 'w'.llar.: Hoase 5nannon Mary Atitiarns House Q 1 1-1 .,., QF. V1 ,a ,ge ,vm wr' 9' .X-an 1 ,Q ,va Oh, it's cold out here. seems to be the general oplnion of the band as they stand outstde Brown gym on Decemberli, 1955. They were waiting to see the football boys off on the lr mp to Klngsville, for the State Semr-Finals game, and the temperature was approxxmately 350. Le, .1 iv' v ll ' ' 3 V Sandra kouns Butch Earley ll James Brand Shlrley ll X ll g ff TCIUDIE Wo. if , J I N D A 1 4 A - , A - 1 5 l Q Q5 Q J f . 4 Q, - A- Jane Scott , 'ff Pat brlffm f lxladlne Sllcffleld rs L ' 4 - ff . .0 ' ' W Gene 'I th -' , . ' Bryant H 5' ' E 4 R 4 I Nell Ridliifd Wllllam Whlte Dottle Ashley Doris Caln Brenda McDonald Morrow Rawllns 'S' sf .. Q pi-if ell' , A A AJ fx -5. f ' A Brooks Taylor Lin Terry Cashlon Sue Armstrong 1-Ynda Lee ND 1 W we ' . 1 , X 1 .slat . 'XX I .- ' ,K 1 X- X Weldon Reed Betty Worlow Carolyn Pipes Janet Honea l- , -P 1 f 'N' David 1 5 , Mauean Sowell Dolores Banks - ,NC Edgar N - X Don Elrod X ff 'Q Bobby Blalr J QA 2 JA b V H ' A Wh' Janme Love wflllci? rm ne mne g , ,I ff Q J Judy Smith Margaret Pat Ford 95 Putman Conme Joyce Mabe if da Barker 5 x tack Green June Hope 96 EIFOCI Newell Tarpley -.. Evelyn Neff y Ruth -r Q Martha Bryan Joe Durham Danols Gillespie 7 ' ' 'l Boles 44' I Becky Bratcner Q V ' A l I ,gf Jane Holland ' V Gall C at Anderson Joy Hlll ' ' g,i 1 K K ji ' -55. Jff 1 if li , I 1 Sam Peacock Clydene Gail Craghead Jamey Siuniarjonesxw Linda Bateman Green Hazlett Hayden Hyde 4 Q 'L 1-U I i ' Becky McDearmon Lynn Morrlson Carol Jean Turner Peggy Lovell Larry Kitchens I 'ff P1 L! ff, , V , 1 I ' 1 I! ' 4- ,V J . N ' 1 'Q ! 5- Ann Burge Y Halbrook YN Y' l Davld Spurlm Ann x , Pam Tate ihefffll s Dawson r i West A PESBY ' l Orrell I I Cheryl B111 MCKjn1gy Shlrley , McNeel Shehorn '- A Q Ruth Ann . Q Morton 2 4: 3 :Ev ,Ai 'U X V if . all ' , 3 I A Henrietta I at X ' , ,- Sonny Darleene Harville Cohen Berry Alexander Sandy Carol Busby Barbara Clark Clark Ganner 97 Jinx U' 1 1 e 1 H ' J ' I Us I, 9, I I ll eaf QW- Jimmy Boles COM. ' ' . 'fsuff .,Q Q Q ', . ,,O, 1 I I' g .J IA.. on' 4 .' ,lm ff: 'C I! v-'- . .' A' f ' ,l,P.U'Zl ff '. ', Q .' -,. ' . 1 ' :VCL 9 ' 'gi ' ' o 55. ' If ,gba . , ff.: W . I Q . , - kfjifo 2. . , P 1 -44' W f ' 'Y 'r':: ' 'J-1 .157 fir' ' 2 In Q lgfac I JL lla, sg ' ta . . , Q. - v ,- 1 4 1 . 0 ' 1 ' 4 . I I I ' U I 4 I . . ' c I ' I E al 1, gb' 4 1- 5' 4 ff! ,J .Feat ok Sandy Ganner I . 1 , x . . . . '4f Pgmhz Pat Culpepper -7 fb ' G-37' 33 G37 3 Brenda Stinson Robert Parks IVN 'iff Da1S1aHU9 Davls Albert Archer W7 qs 'W ' QV, . I 'H 4 N .T S .- Aj, i ,v'-. 7 -M n 1A - V . ' wa 1 ' 1 ,, 1, .R L4 -- Q . . 1' ' Y 'v ' Q. v ' ' ,Q N Ag ff! f ' ' - -ut Ax 4 Q A -N..1,..y.v,.fxS 'W 'wg ' ,i H5525 'T ' X 1 Lu f 'S'-. ., X01 L . 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Edrtor of th Sal T all LIND-X DXTEN XX lsn cs or :.reIllCle1 ct and 'enerdabll t Her tynrng Shl ls enab ed hc tc compete rn the Yt.r.,lOll3llO rr a lldrll attltude rs trulx an asset her ro e as a school leader An actlve member ofthe sta dent body C-'ROL IE-KN TURNFR ably fulfrlls her dutres as offrce assrstant secretart of the Senror Class and Natroral Honor Socrety She drsolays her xlxacrous oerson amlf bOIh rn and away fro nschool 'in' BQUUKS l'X'1lOR ltl ' beutllltl 1 Wcllmllx c 'H o e los vntsti rdlrrc s C1g,lISllllllgllSCllO0l llehasextelled L lc 5 L el ll tl n,blS t.,lXel 5 at r t ar rtrrtttres mc tr e t e uresr em the Natrona olor iocrctx ltd ku C l lm: ,ia BETTY NlCFl.RREN ole ofthe two Jnnlors amcarrmw rn the Who s Who rs rndustrrous lll her school tor lfilllliillllllg llllljll grades ln er sn jects le lrxelx s and wleasrng wersonalrtx rs lrnotsn to tll leachersrcly on Bcttyas sre dependably takes a part rn mam actrxrtrcs PAT CULPEPPER has won many awards for hrs exceptlonal abrlrty as a halfback on the Yellow jacket football team Voted Mr C H S and Most Popular Boy of the Senror Class Pat rs a favorrte among both teachers and students 114 2 g 'I 1 I . , lb I I I S X ' e LJSJ ltd FS E ' ' ' f ', , 1llLl'llx1ll.S r , .' . 1 ' . 1. .' '1ll'v.l ' as .551 tm ral lx'l.t 's Wllo, f h' ' tr T 1 ' ii.. rs xr' ofthe .r' 'tt st: 'X' 'tn- 'rf l 1 fr v at ' , A - ', -1' ,L rx 1 ' ln th- f ld' rl .:1atl1ll1attt's and her sophomore year. Her rndustrlous science and has nlaced hrsh in all ' A A' ' rn 1 1' ant' n e te' '11 in C.ll.S. llr' ' , e1:tr.turr'ult Q' ' . ' sl d- hl 5 f d 'Q' of .1 ' l llr .'e.'t: l':Llb, I .f 17 I -3 U ' ' ' r . .','1' A f , .I . .' ':. ' tw 1 ' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 . ,' ' k,:l' '.X 'A ' e' . ., -' 1 '- all lv -b' 1 r I' pmt as , ' 4 X I - z jim 1 g 1' Y ' t ' ' t S . , V s K I t The students appear mg 1n Who s Who are se lected by secret vote of the faculty durmg the sprrng semester, and are announced 1n the annual Factors whrch rnfluence the selectlon of these students are leadersh1p scholarsh1p personal tty and prom1se of fu ture vtorth Lleeted wresnl 111 of the Senror Class LYNN MORRISON has wroxed to be a capable lead r lle st as an n11tstand111g member ot the football team and lS an aetrxe member of the Nlatronal llonor Socretx I lS ffltllldll nature and Xwllllllllil snnle are 11 ell lxll0Nw ll around C ll S L, ll 1 ,I 1 e .1.'l1o s who th s r s wlLl I XMS 1 1t1es 0 Nkllldllls st l0l1sIlC grades 111114 1.1re aonte uernetn 1 su ec he s 111 outstandtng ce1ter t11 lllg, 'url e ll 1 allst111le1tsforl11sl1'1e1dl1 1tt1t1 e tom srtl el erwone X member of the annual stall for mo xears BETTX ALEXANDER has used her extraordrnarx aD1l1t1 111 crestrve xmrlx as hell as 111 11 1 demrc subjects A frnalrst rn tl1e Mertt Scholarslnp Test I 'Ul'1ll1Sl ind secretarx olthe Student Forum Bettx IS 111 outstandtne stu dent both 111 her schoolxsorlx and 111 extrac111'r1cnlar 11t1v1t1es X x,llLlllUUb an llflplll 111 11 1U HW T llO Vi lS a 12211 L r e 1 lllll 1 111 11 lllllllllg -F21 Q.: xer 11161 1117111 Helll eleeled smetheart L xl s lllel 11s ee1 H verx act rv tottneLleb11r ellt llSClOO sl lkldlll lJod1 One of tl1efr1e1dl1est and most elllllllllli studel Is ot Cleburne Huh 1s Tll '1 'N s Xe ee sr e ll wl Barton Ho e Her111ll111s11esstol1ela sneer wer s slttx lll 'snrness mxe m e I' 'll' Olllsllll llls., llellllel' U Ile C ewurne llr h tuelent o 1 115 I i , 1 . . , ' 1 I ! 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'S-. lull 'lf .. 9 Yelling, leaping, tumbling, the 1958 Cleburne High School cheerleaders strive to keep school spirit at its highest peak at pep rallies and football games. Serving as good-will ambassadors between the students and teams and between schools, they paint posters and decorate the goal posts plus many hours of dili- gent practice. They are elected by popular vote of the houses, one boy or girl representing his own house. They must be classified as a Junior or Senior, have a good scholastic average, and be good citizens. TONY MATTHEWS, WILSON lIOUSEJunior. was trulyanassetto tliustudent body as he actively promoted school spirit. DARLEENE HARVILLE, ADDAFJS IIOUSE Sen.or, enthusiastically led the yells and ably performed her duties as cheerleader. SAM PEACOCK, RILEY HOUSE Senior, alwayshad a witty wayof presenting the yells, which added interest to the pep rallies and football games. SANDRA HALBROOK, BARTON HOUSE Senior, was dependable and always ready to help in whatever projects needed to be done. WELDON REED, EDISON HOUSE Senior, was always in high spirits throughf out the football games and pep rallies. LYNDA LEE, WILLARD HOUSE Senior, was recognized for her vivaeious ways at the pep rallies and games. MISS IEANETTE BARKETT, always helping the cheerleaders strive for per- fection, worked long and hard hours as their sponsor. its X A. ' J Qqopez dam! I wfgn N' L E ' H H an 1 I ful:-.s.-r bn a?Ql!'f1-u-cf, X PAT CULPEPPER PENNY KIMBRO I nu!! IIC x N1 Aultou lrh NI N S130 L u1lL o Mrs. Batty jo hnox .mnXx11tc ?Ww if Z 4 Pi v 5 11 5 .Af TQOST 'I'.Hl,EfQ'fEIT BESYA PEEiSllN.1. MOST STYLISH Robert 511105 li11tvl1,lowcl1 Sonny lxluslmll f.1..r,:,: EZ-:.f: mag' Glam Gvmld Dum'F.1,1sscy l Q ,. P . 9 5, n A s f.fOS'l' COUEVIEOUS FRIENDLIEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT '.-,'g11.gf:ti I-Jhlzc Rgbgyi jOg1m Charles Purman 118 Barbara Clark Gail Clark Lynda LCC Uux:.1..1..k uc-in if by bw,-'1 5 X ....L. ....... ., -X BEST DANCERS Sonny Clark Lueume Chafm ,. ,. ,DT ,nv NVQ 51' I .af- A , ' I fx IE'f Y f'1 9 ffffEf:ffN m wha I..,.n. Tlfviq vm! 3 R I ! 21. 4 MOST HANDSOME AND MOST BEAUTIFUI. Robert Clmucy and Darlccnc Iiarvillc 'YH' A I f- 'vr21 COW L Flgrrgsoi. , .N Tb, 7- ... x . ,,,... A .. BIbTX LxEJ x:,D1I'11 DLLKXDQ Fx, eawbz ?' 5' 3 ,N 0 C7 3- x1 ' 'Z7 x., Q, S C 3.9 IQIXIQ 15.1111 F0111 J B117 X ISC B11 Hex V1' I C Iad C'3I1'1Cf1I16 1 1C1'i13lTl I 5. ta in SENIOR PI.-XX F SI 2 L1 U11 C111,m1L I1 11 111 B 1Lg1.7Nf1I'I'L,11 W1 111dL11 I .1 1131111 1711141 SOUL11 PL111x KIIIIJIO 91111115 F11rk 11 1311131111 A xx I I 11 ,7 1 I , 1 N I l 1 N 1 K A I , -N nk ' ' S- ' 'T if .1 .. . 6. ' ' . -1, ,I x ' 'I I . 1' . ' ,fa H OF l1'71, 5.17. 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Mrs. Cruce, SPONSOR of the annual staff is general advisor of the organ- ization. m4501102 Although a small booklet was printed in l909, Cleburne High School's first real annual was published in l91fi, and Called by its present name, The Santa Fe Trail. The high school at that time was the old Fulton Building. There were individual pictures of sixty-five seniors, with group pictures of the other Classes. Down through the years annuals have appeared almost every year with the exception CLUB EDITORS, Daisianne Davis and Myra Sowell, have the exacting job of planning, assembling, and featuring the organiaations of Cle- burne High School. The HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, members of the business staff, are most important in the selling and bookkeeping department of the Santa Fe Trail. The representatives are: Willard House, Betty Mclfarrenp Barton House, Bil1yeIoyceColemang AcldamsHouse, Linda Bailey, Edison House, Monty Wilmothg Riley House, Mike Booth, Wilson House, Doyle Hill. 124 'Z'S.?maZ'7 of tht- depression years, when it was financially impossible. Annuals have two values, present and futnrc. In them and in no other place, art- prwsvrv- ed tat-ts and picttirvs which Stu- dents enjoy now, sind which they will enjoy even nfiore in years to Conde. FEATL'RE EDITORS, Jean Dyer and Beverly Yater. prepare such pages as Whos Vvho Yapper contest v-inners, fnorbaltgweerheafr ngmineeg, and favorites. They also work up the administration section. Betty Alexander .ind Chris Sundt-rrnan arrange and work up individual pictures of the class sections in performing their duties as CLASS EDITORS. -- ' i SPORTS EDITOR, Clay Boston, is in charge of covering the sports of C.H. S. The sports section is planned and arranged by him. Larry Savage as BUSINESS MANAGER holds one of the most responsible positions on the staff. He is in charge of picture and annual sales. Al- fred Kennon, our Santa Fe Trail PHOTO- GRAPHER, takes pictures of all events in C. H. S. 125 Bellnm li, f ap er 1--1...,.., 1.1.7 .-L -L... l L., arf' I lr7 J Q ml ' W Q X an cl 5 if ' lvl in : Standing from left to right are Pat Perry and Ruth Gill- espie, Feature Editorsg Bar- bara Clark and Cheryl hic- Neel, Colurnnistsg Marilyn Hill. Joy Hill, and Darleene Harville, Fee ture Writersg Carol Jean Turner and Penny Kimbro, Columnists, 126 Luft to right: Don El1yson-- Assistant sports editor, Robert Joslin--Circulation rnanagerg William White-Photographer: Hayden Hyde -- Advertising manager. S Since its beginning in 1922, the YAPPER has gained great recognition from the students and faculty, as well as from the merchants who advertise in it. Much time and effort has been spent to make this possible. After only a few years, the YAPPER was no longer published until Mrs. Ruth Archer was chosen to sponsor it in 1959. The YAPPER then was a page in the CLEBURNE TIMES REVIEW which the students couldget for anickel a copy. After 17 years as sponsor of the paper, Mrs. Archer turned the job over to Miss Doreen Yoder. Miss Yoder sponsored the paper during the first half of the year of 1950, and then Mr. Duff took over the job. Mrs. Mattie Lou Pyeatt worked with the paper the first half of the year, 1957, From then to the present it has been under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Donovan Knox. The staff members are all journalism students. , f J' f I- ful! I.. see if Left to right: Judy Huckabee --Exchange editorg Genesa Smith -- Circulation man- agerg Leta Huneycutt--Cir culation managerg Camellia 9 Stanfield--Exchange editorg Jimmy Miller--Advertising managerg Marjean Edgar-- House tepresentativeg Jane Scott--Exchange editorg Ger- ald Dene Massey--Housere- presentative. xf' nr Kms: V i at .. 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L111' 1.011 G1ry ., 11111 0 11 CI 11111 1 V0e11e1 1115511111 11 01115 m1d11ey 1101 1 111 N1e1so11 101111 Pe11ee Jerry P1L1ee 110111118 Renfro LCXIL R11 146115 G 111111d R1ppLr 11-11-ILXIL R0 L L:11X 5 11epL1 1 51131111011 'HATE' 51111111 Judy Ur1de111111 Gmgnr 'nde11'1'1r1 5.1 W11ke1, 1 Q1 5 C41 W.111s 1.1111 UI' The Sante Fe band dlreetedby Mr Ge urge St Peter played for football games and other events untll the hlgh school band was organ .ceo ln 1935 under the dlrec tlon of Marlon B Etherldge He xx rote the fmght sung af Cleburne Hlgh School S1de by S1ClL New un1forms were purchased ln 1936 Other dlreetwrs were Lyle Durham of lndlana 1941 42 Rubert lgclgar 1942 44 vxhn was kxlled on Okmaxxa 1n 1945 and Guy Davls 1946 47 Lntll 1947 the band practlced under the stalrs at Brvxxn Gxrn Durlng the var years the band d1d not make tr1ps and ln 1944 45 except for a fexx members from the prex xous year the band dnl not CX1St is In orvanlzatxon The follow mg year Mr Bryan Duff conducted the band andcwntmueduntll 1946 Wllson T Betts become cllrector 1n 1947 xx 1thJ whnny Rhodes as ass stantdlrec tor The m1s1c1ans met and practlced on the stage of the 3lld1fOI'1l1I'T1 In 1948 Monroe Blcknell was made ass1stantd1rect wr He and Betts contlnued xx 1th the band untll 1951 when both accepted admmlstratlx e posts xx 1th vther schools It was durmg these years that the band mcreased greatly mn numbers and came mto 1ts own as one of the top marchmg bands nf the state Herman Gauth1er was band d1rector from 1951 55 and the present dxrector 1S Tom lNh1tson 1 El lf?1 Co 5 w l QQOZZJJS The C H S chorus originally began as an after school orvanization called the Girls Glee Club under the organ ization of 'Vlr Du f Then fir two years Miss Eula RN ickham sponsored the after school chorus ln 1946 the chorus became a full- period class with credit under the direction of Mrs. Alleen Tennelly. Then for two years Mr. Duff was sponsor again. l l95O-l9'l lr, Wilson Betts was band director and chorus director. For four years Mr. Myron Guither conducted the chorus. Mr. Duff took over again in l9:n5 and is the present sponsor. The chorus not only improves the singing of the members but also im- proves their general knowledge and appreciation of classical and semi- classical music. 70153 nmltrson ngt l L N tt ILT B 1 Bran her Butrl r Q v1s 151151 II Illxson on Ilrod on 1IlS Lfll 1 L L lx nbro I nm N tGl.1sson wha on L w1ll11111 I 1x l'.1r tr 11111 w Plemrnons Bamma Sowell Nlanty I vylor ar' nt lw1ll111 Mhnts Jon W1ndh.1111 Don my Sue 02064 Ths Studcnt Counc1l organ1Led1n 1937 under the sponsorslup of Vhss Leta Mae Cocke LS the b1nd1ng t1e between faculty student body and adm1n1strat1on The foremost a1ms ofthe rounml are encouragement of good c1t1Lensh1p prLparat1ons of students for par t1f1pat1on1n sc hoolaffa1rs and dex elopnnent of leader sh1p The counc1l also prowdfs a tra1n1ng ground for both leaders and followers makes posslble student expresslon 1t acts as a laboratory of e1t1zensh p, and proudes a clear1ng house for most student aCt1v1t1es The counul sponsors varrous aetu tl8S such as sellmg ball banquet homecomrng aCt1v1t1es, dances, and IS now worklng on publ1sh1ng a student handbook O mars of lh1S rluh semu on ht from o 1 to nght rrt as follows Pre-s1dtnt Penn k11115ro Xret Presnitnr N an Lorzme Sterttary B1111111.1 ll Ill 1 ons Trtasu L Daw LlN1lll8ITlS P1rl1an1Lr1rar11n M1 han lxhnc Reporter An ela Anderson XX .i Yfqg Xl Ill ' 'n , A lu 1-'rd,l.'1'1s B121 'l ' , CHQ' I N 1 .111-1 , - -, - X K D J A , C,O1C1H', hinry - -- - - r Da , . X 4 Inc . X Q V ' . . , ' 5 1 ID ' 1 ' ' ' 5 ' . , . N , 4 Eu ,Ct-1'1l T ' 1 A ' Glr 1, Carol inn ' ' ' ' 5 , ' , - 11yt1,, 11.15111 ' , - ' 1' 1 ' ' ,lf , lu' I' ' ' ' ' T . . , . 1 . I H , . 1 4 I X , l MW 1 5, 3. '1d Y. i . . . . 1 ku Ulf . . . . . . ' gundt-,SD Igilmm- football tickets, introducing speakers, the annual foot- Wh' r, ' '111 Yea 1, .1 Andy ff' ,X , .1 ,1, X , ' rw' Cf! , L ,, ,zv , - 1 A I ..,,- ,, -if I, Q 'Jem - rr:- df,11' ' -1 r'1-'1 1' M- 'ag' T T rpg ,., 3 X, . . ,Q 1 at 1 A f' ,, , , l ', . .- X ' V' f -h ' 77 A ry I -1 J r r Q , ' , r. ' C if A' 7 77- Wea admfimwy Ivgllw' If N 44,915 F T A offlcers seated on tne front row are the follomng Presrdent Janet Honea Xrce Presrdent Gall Craghead Treasurer Ann Whrte Not prctured are Secretary Sandra Halhrook and Reporter Becky Bratcher Alexander Betty Bratcher Becky Bryan Martha Craghead Gall Edgar MarJean Epperson Sandy Galbrarth Carolyn Gxllesple Ruth I-lamrlton Pat Honea Janet Kouns Sandra Lee Lynda Love Iante Mabe Joyce 132 McDearrnon Becky McDonald Nlell Mclfarren Betty McNeel Cheryl Nlewell Connre Orrell Peg y Pewrtt Lrn a Sansom Susan Scott Jane Sowell Myra Sunderman Chrrs Whrte Ann Vanderlaan Sally Yater Beverly The Future Teacher movement grew out of the Horace Mann Centenntal tn 1937 when tt was establtshed by the Nattonal Educattonal Assocta tton The ftrst nattonal F T A was founded by Joy Morgan The ftrst T A tnCI-IS wastn1949wt Mtss Yolande Tyler as sponsor The F T A seeks to enablettsmembers to study and to tdenttfy the qualtttes tratts and aptttudes whtch are re lated to successful teachtng The present sponsor ts Mxss Ruth Hop per 0 0 0 . . ,Jn v V ,X YM . .. 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'N-og... ian: J l Art Club offrcers on the front row are the followrng Presrdewt Sandy Ganner Vrce Presrdent Darleene I-larvtlle Secretary Treasurer Pam Smyth Reporter Kenneth Anderson Allmon Harold Anderson Kenneth Ashley Dottre aker James aker Pam Barham Jenxbeth Barker Lrnda Brshop Joyce Boog Scott Jo n Brrdges Brlly Bur e Ann Bus y Carol Ca1n Dorrs Case Patrrcra Cohen Henrretta Chandler Francxne Clark Barbara Clark Garl Dretrxch Pussy Earley Glenda ART CL UB ROLL Ferrrs Sue Ganner Sandy Harvrlle Darleene Hrll Jams Hrll Marrlyn Hodge Susre Holland Jane Huckabee Barbara Huckabee Jud Jackson Dorot y Nell Johnson Ann Johnson Janelle be Danors Andre Keesee Barbara Massengale Shxrley McV1cker Martha Perry Pat Prpes Carolyn Rawllns Brenda Rawlrns Lana Rawlrns Mary Ann Sheffreld Madrne Shehorn Shrrley Smrth Brenda yth Pam S anfteld Camellra Stapp Delores Stepp Julxa Tate Pam Taylor Nan Vereen Carol Wade Harrret Wadlrngton Forresune Walls Beck Walls Mart a Ward Shetla Whlte Paula Wrnnett Francea Worlow Betty NWWM The Art Club was organ tzed rnSeptember 1957 It was orgamzed to promote rnterest rn all art actrvrtles tn C H S There were 36 charter mem bers Durrng the year the members parttcrpated IH art projects and had programs to promote art apprecratron The club had two soclal ac ttvttres a Chrtstmas party and a sprmg prcmc Thts year, the second for the club there were almost twrce as many members as last year 133 C.f A f W hd ' 4 V f , ' if ' ' x , jx: xl., 19.0 ..-. fa ., , K A f 5 . J . . . . .Q- Q '-.r .a , -t .1 V I ,A Au' , , '42, .Y , it -' F s S ' S? . -Q 4 Q 1 ' 'Y' . -Q- . 'W . 3 f 5 X . x V ' x ' - ' ,ell 4 -. J l 7 - .- 4 , , 5 b - ' .1 ' .Y ' V, , L, X u I 'T ' l ' , K C Lu x V at . . N Q Nr- ' ' , , JN,-1 4. y . ,f . . l , - Y . - . - . - - i I U - . gs L X 1 ' 'I ' , K-3 . . . . . - , h . y . ' l ' , , .I I 1 ' gi . . . , . , , . . . . . I, l t. i . , , 4 v I' v rl! . . J' ' x . afe,,fawPw,affif,'m?524e4 mam The F. 1-1. A. was organized in Cleburne High School in 1050 with Miss Ruth Yeager as sponsor. The chapter has advanced from Z9 members in 1950 to 128 members in 1958. When Mrs. Lucille Jordon came to Cleburne in 1951, she became a co-sponsor with Miss Yeager. In 1955 a Junior Chapter was organ- ized and its members are made up entirely of Freshman girls. This chapter meets with the Senior Chapter, but it elects separate officers. The Cleburne F.H.A. has sent delegates to all the state meetings since its organization. Officersof the Senior Chapter of the F l-l A are on the front row as follows President Becky McDermon Vice President Bonnie Allen secretary Martha Walls Treasurer Linda Bailey Reporter Margie Wheat Piano Player Caron sanderson Song Leader Leia l-loneycutr Historian Laura Love Parliamentarian Ann Johnson and Sergeant at arms Jane Holland . Q , , ' f 1, I X s' ,. X . I Q - . IQ . V 1 , ' s h A - . . 1 , l Q . , y . . . . ' I ' v - - I I - I . I - I - Y - 5 - I - I - - - u ' V I Ab' ,H wif Al IU fl Qlks 'ihv an-4' sus. -wbr f' A Offrcers of the Juntor Chaoter of the F H A are on the front row as follows Prestdent Shrrley Johnson Vlce Presrdent Lanell Holder Secretary Llnda Allen Treasurer Beverly Bratcher Parltamentartan Llnda Loye lltstorlan Ctndy Mtles Pranrst Dranne Berry Reporter Ann longs Sergeant at Arms Gwen Choate Allen Bkllllllb Allen Lrnda rnold Carol n s ey ottte Baker Lynda Baker Roma Ball Mary Ann Banks Dolores Barker Barnett Basham Ka Baskett Bayless Benson Berry Dranne Berr Sylvta Btrc freld Jantce, Blermeyer Llnda Bodtne Claudra Borden Sandra Bowles Evelyn Bowman Charlotte Bratcher Beverly Brown Shtrley Bryant Ma Burge Ann Burnett Sandra Busby Carol Busby Cherr Cannon Kat ryn Cheek Wanda Choate Gwen Llnda Brenda Mellssa Marlene Dorrthy Cooper Nancy Cope Nancy Coulston Lrnda Dawson Ann Davts Stewle Dollar Mary Helen Doud Judtth Dunn Dorts Earley Glenda Eaton Pat Edmunds Jane Edwards Dtanne Elder Ltnda Elmore Jeanette Flne Susle Ftsher Btllle Ftsher Sandy Floyd Lymla Forsythe Onetta Gtbson Glenda, Green 'ClyTdE'ne Greeson Lutretla Harper Pat Hauk Laura Hester Johnnre Htll Jams H1ll Ltnda Hodges Shtrley Holder Lanell Holland Jane Hood Martha Hope June ROLL OF THE F H A Glorra Helen Shtrley Ann Alma Jackte Huneycutt Leta Gay Teresa Grtfftth Janrce Johnson Ann Johnson Jan Johnson Shtrley ones Anne Jo es ln a Jones Rose Marte Qlfhnes H Howard Howell Hudglns Hudson Hughes Hughes ara Ktrkland Mary Kmght Pat Latn Peggy Leck Pat Ledbetter Gwen Ltnton Glorta Logan Wtnnte Love Laura Lou Love Ltnda Luther Dolores McCarty Dorothy McCoy Shen McDearmon Becky McElroy Dorts Mtles Ctndy Mtller Jtmmre Joyce Mttchell Carlene Moore Pat Morton Ruth Ann Morton Wtllene Newell Connte Nutt Charlene Parnell Betty Perry Cynthta Perry Gatl Pewltt Llnda Prpes Carolyn Plemons Bamma Powell Freddte Ransom Dtxre Lee Rawltns Brenda Rawlms Mary Ann Reed Reed Rerd Retd Retd Rrce Barbara Mary Gearldtne Maxrne Vtrgtnta Margaret Rttchmond Jackste Rives Allcta Roden Dorothea Runnels Barbara Rutherford Nola Sam Joyce Shafer Lrnda Sheffteld Madrne Shelley Sharron Shenktr Norma Smrth Ltnda Smtth Genesa Patrtcra Bertha Patrtcta Betty Brenda Tommre Dollte Sandra ane Shxrley Thelma Underwood Kathleen Waldrtp Frances Walls Beck Walls Mart a Wells Mtldred Wentworth Patsy West Ltnda West Sher-rrll Wheat Margxe whtpp Ltnda Fatty Lanell Phala Sharron Worlow Betty Worlow Ltnda Worlow Marte Wrtght Donna xyoung. 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V . x , , . . - 3.525 my Organlzecl as Socalltas Latlna LU September 1024 by tts present sponsor Mmss Allene Gray the J C L has thedtstmctton ofbetng theftrst club organtzed Ln Cleburne Htgh School When the Texas J C L was formed the club recexved tts charter from nattonalheadquarters Clebdrne has beenactmvemthe T S J C L and has had several State offmcers The chtef goal of J C L ts to hand on the torch of classmcal ctvllxzatlon tn the modern world whlle furtherxng the know ledge of Latln The Cleburne chapter has always had a large membershlp Cltmaxxng thls year wlth 186 mennbers 5 . A - . F' - ' :f 1 S - , V A 'w - ,. 9 . H . . H . . ! f I , . . . . . . . , . . V . . . . . H . ,Y . ' 9 . . . Y . ' ' f T 2 X: . .3 A . A 2 AUX - 4 .A 4 ' ,K Q. I , ' . l C - e If ' ig vl . 1 l A: . 'if 3 Yi 'X X V' ' ? 1 5' '- f ' ,' ' . x T 9 1 T ' T T I 6 ' .. l X L X . X N . V A Xml .. O ' .M i iff s 'N F 6' QC WWI' af' Offrcers of the JCL are on the front row rrght to left Tommy Bentley and Prm Gray Pro Consuls Angela Anderson and Carol Dawn Conway Nuntra Paul Grrffrth Quaestor Na Taylor and Darsranne Davrs Scrrba Rosemary Patterson and Stephen Lee Consuls Al fred Kennon and Wlllram Whrte Photographers The aboye preture rs a preture ofthe ex s The top prcture on the precedrng page rs of the Freshmen and the bottom plcrure on the preeedrng page rs of the Qophomores Anderson Angela Andt rson LL :X IIHSUOHE i .xl CN lui FIJJWAL JIU H Ai-ly P Baniston Bef Bu rnerr Ba rner B skerr Bea x C Be nson Brenoa 103 r ellssa e ov. na Robert oofc Frames LSL ul YOU? n N Q O M Ali N154 Y. W t Doer Iloat. uer L 1' TIOY' 3 L hlk. 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Johnson 138 RJQIZJWD Butch Jowell David McWilliams Lynn Morrison Alvin Pettigrew Paul Runne s David Spurlin Curt Vick Officers of this club on the front row seated are as follows: President--Lynn Morrisong Vice-Pres- ident--Cecil Evansg Secretarv--Albert Archer. The Rod and Gun Club of Cleburne High School was first organized in September of 1951 by a group of boys interested in hunting and fishing. These boys wanted to organize forthe purpose of learning more about thesetwo sports. The chartermembers consisted of 20 interested boys. The boys formulated a charter, constitution, and bi-laws. Other purposes of theclubwere es- tablished at this time. The organiza- tion has participated in several pro- jects and activities since 1951. S r ani' . f f if ,X gf is Officers of this club on the front row are as follows: .Presidents--Glenda Gibson and J. T Chapman: Vice -Presidents--Titus Sigler, Bobby Johnson, Sue Jones, and June Foote, Secretary- Treasurers--LindaBleimeyer and David Morgan, Reporters--Betty Lawler and Dan Mason Basham, Kay Berry, Dianne Birc field, Bonnie Bleimeyer, Linda Bryant. Mary Cannon, Kathryn Chapman, J. T. Coulston. Linda Foote, June Gibson. Glenda Goodman, Tomrhy Harvey, Sonja Helms. Carolyn Hood, Martha Howeth, Glenda Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Nancy Jones, Sue Key, Don Lawler, Betty Mason, Dari Morgan, David Mullen, Billie Mullins, Jackie Pearce, Sherry Perry, Cynthia Pettigrew, Elaine Reed, Sharon Sigler. Titus Williams, Phala Wray, June 5gQZ.? The Spanish Club was organized in 1927. The purpose of the club is two- fold: l. To learn more about our Span- ish speaking neighbors and their worldg Z. To develop individual creative ini- tiative in the language arts. Each year the club programs follow a theme of in- terest. This year it will be the history of the Spanish customs through the Fiestas , since everyday is a Fiesta day in some province of the Spanishdo- main. Two memorable Fiesta func- tions will be the breaking of the Pinata in December, and giving a Pan-Ameri- can play near April 14th. 139 Alexander, Betty Allen. Bonnie Armstrong, Sue Ashley, Dottie Bayless, Marlene Birdwell, Dorothy 6 g Bishop, Norma j I I gf Brand. James I Cole, ioe'Bsa.,ly D , 0 Curtis, Wanda P, klffl Dunn., Dorff ' Evans, Wallace Gardner, Vickie Gillespie, Ruth Griffin, Pat Hazlett, Janey Hill. Joy Hill, Linda Hill, Marilyn Holland, Jane Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Charlotte Langston, Billie 140 Officers of the Music Club on the front row from right to left are the following: President-CarronSandersong Vice-President- S.,n1Peacockg Secretary-Treasurer-Janey Hazlettg Reporter- Joy Hill. 'wdaawammwfamm Lcbahn, Christine Lightfoot, Wanda Mabe. Joyce McNeel, Cheryl Miller, Jimmy Miller. Iirnrnie Joyc Morton, Rhema Dell Parnell, David Payne. Janice Peacock, Sarn Perkins, Henry Pipes, Carolyn Plumlee, Shirley Powell. Freddie Ann Rawlins, Mary Ann Sanderson, Carron Southerland, Elaine Stanley, Barbara Tate, Pam Titus, Shirley Walker, Karen Walls, Larry Whitt, Mary Beth E In 1951 Mrs. Elsie Bundy, Cleburne High School counselor, was offering sug- gestions for clubs in the school. She sug- gested to Mr. Duffthe possibility of having a club for appreciation of classical and semi-classical music. Mr. Duff became the sponsor and is now the present one. The club has had several live programs and musical recordings, with the student members participating in many ofthe pro- grams. 904 Za 0 0 ' By The Record Club, organized in the fall of 1954, is one of the more recent additions to the clubs of Cleburne High School. Several students interested in current popular records initiated the organization of the club. Miss Lily Paul Fraser is the first and only sponsor of the Record Club. The purpose of the club is the enjoyment of current popular music. Social events are enjoyed in the club such as hayrides and recreation at the Cleburne State Parkg in recent years the club has chosen fun nights and feeds at the gymnasium. f A 1 L flllVl'0llIJS Officers ofthe club are on front row left to right: Butch Jowell, presidentg Carol Vereen, firstvice-presidentg Shirley Shehorn, secretary and treasurerg Jane Scott, reporterg Don Elrod, sergeant-at-arms. x Y MJ .wzrcerson Angela .1-.ncfurson Kenneth Barter, Parrz Baker. lionald Duc-nc jamie Briton. Robert Bowles. lrrnmy Brant: james Brazther Becky rnrltiwcll, Kay Clark, Barbara Mark. Gail -.Zark Sonny uolicn, Billy Cohen, Henrietta Corzine. Mary Davis, Daislanne Drrlcerson, Dan E.,rl'r', Bill Early, Burch Elrod Don Elrod, Margaret Evans. Cecil Frrou. Dan Frrou, Suzanne Gsnner, Sandy Gray, Parr: Harvrlle, Darlene Hill Joy Hodge, Susie Honea. janet Jackson Gerald lowell, Burch Krrnbro, Penny Krrkpatrrck, Ronny Lee, Lynda Lee. Stephen Love Johnny Mrlbe, loyce Mcxjall. Buck Litlionald. Nell Mcrsleel, Cheryl Marshall, Sonny Massey Gerald Dean Massengale, Shrrley Morgan, Martha Patterson. Rosemary Pugh Johnny Rene. Dawn sansoni. Susan Sanders, Kay sport. Jane shehorn. Shirley thi Doug., 5 th, Pain ,' 5 T Cecil Su errnan Chris Turner. Carol lean Taylor, Nan Vereen. Carol Yereen Larry walling. Jerry Walls, Becky hard, Shelra Wrnnett, Francea wrnter, Charles Yrrrer. Beverly Yeary, Speedy 141 'T flcers ofthe C, ll areas follows P est e1t Soo s la 1 bl! 511. ll Btn QSM IS: F 'Ska e in-vs XUHRJJ 'UQ Sins-ta. 3 'fia- -Q H4 -135' ff xii-5 Y 'V me H515-V XG 1' 5 -1 Secre 1 x W1ll1a111 pzgaafzea Zz 7' The Key Club a boys d1v1s1on of the Klwanls Club was reorganxzed ln Cleburne I-hgh School 1n 1950 lt has always been known for 1ts servlce 1n the commun1ty and ln the school Durmg 1ts h1story lt has performed many worthwlnle projects Among them are havmg charge of concesslon standsatathletlc act1v1t1es collectmg for the March of D1mes and maklng needed lrnprovements ln our school The club has also sponsored the Key Club Faculty basketball game, Sadre Hawkms Week and Ranch Day The present sponsor IS Mr Royce Mlller 142 1 1 lie 1so 1 Ro bert '31lt111 Robert ll Lt 111 Chaney Ro ert Culvwper Pat Doerr Tllllllll Dlrhaln Joe l.llyso11 D011 rasan Ro1dell Ha1111lto11 Bllly Hayes Doug Hyde Hayden 1051111 Robert Ke1111o11 Alfred Mason Dan lNlOl'I'lSOll Lyllll Morrow Richard Pe 11s lle11rx Plllrllall Charles fun, J1111111y Shouse Doug Saya1,e Larry Srcler Ira Slllllll Dongs Sox ell D3Vld S Ullfllll DdVld Taylor Brooks VICR Curt Warren Phlllp Whlte W1ll1a111 Wlntes Ion Wrllrs mary Wyatt Richard Yeary S needy , V- , ,V V .nn - P' .. l P' -. , I-Q ' . : W D .. 4 . 1 ' .. 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Q, 'Q Tld Alb W Q L l El ll ROll OF l'Hl. lETTERNll Nl S C LUB lllpl X er! L es jun x jln C mln 5 Ro err L lull l C' nwland Wunn, M, WMA' l err Inn rx OL lglrod Jun I' LA r ek lil ans C L. md lmn ll1el,1nQ Ru Fowler 'xlixle omell Bu lx otl iul LL Qlblvlell d Clrx L, Ioll B11 mule lxll lX nrrxson Parks Rnherr Qlmme Dong T Lllord lx irren lice Ron The Lettermens Club was me cub are nalnlx to Crea e feellng ot understandlng between the Coaches and the boxs and to have a tlme of fallowshmp lor the group ThLbEIll1l1gS enable thmboxbto work togethyrand know one another, whlch evnry tnam and OI'Q3.l1lZ3.IlOl1lILLdS The membere L on tl L A team football squad and 'vlr Broo 5 Conoxpr LS thur sponsor J - 1 . S I1 A K, . .4 ' ' ,Qu-1 1 s. K , , .' - M,.1,.'-:-7' Q' 'T . , ' Q ,U - V,.,l N 1 V r V. 15.3, '- I- ' 1 I. ' I , A Q ' v .1 , 1 , X , ... 1 b. 's ' , ' L. 9 - .' j l ' ' '49 fl M u, 4,114 sun? Nj-in , My .,,.'q,,f 471- N' o. U' d -7 H tw! Va' . l 1' -znberslfrh'Lexierzn-:1's cillblxremtlxe :Im h. l team ' E ' A'l',,-lbf ' ' Bentley, Tvllllllf Johnson, John D. Organized in 1354. The purposes gf Bull, nn I , teh th- - 1 . , .1 - I, t a Bmsnl, . les 'zu , Pl A - - X - X Il. eg b- 'll 4 Y Cul ' , B lly Lillar , 1. 1' D .f 1 ,O I , 4 1' f Law 1, l my ' - Clllg -LE 1 , P411 Txlucfglll, 1'l4 ' ' X 3 f ' ' Dv , my Mc 1 'y, Blll 2 S f ' Du l .nn, I - M Xl' ll.llllS, D. 'nl - v H 2 ' ' 1 X I K , I M ,lynn , , . ar , P 1 , 1- ll V En lf ', Blll 1 , ' ' i , A . k ' EA l'I', ltvh - x .W . 1 Q Ev: ., I'c1l h' . '4 ' ' ' Fl V 1 my Will . nld Offlctrs of he Xl t ub seattd on the second row left to rrgl r are the foll wang XRr rdent Doug Hayes Vrce Presrdent R1chardWyart Secretary Martha Bryan Treasurer Rrchard Mor rom Parlramentarran Dax1dSowell Reporter Charles Putman wfdfaaeaa-Qafewdmfr The 'vlathemattcs Club of Cleburne Htgh School was organtzed tn October of 1952 wtth a charter membershtp of 33 members A commtttee was elected to prepare the rules and by laws ofthe organ tzatton The Constttutton set forth as the objecttves of the club the development of a greater tnterest broader concept and htgherapprectatron of mathemattcs tn Cle burne Hrgh School All members must have and matntatn a B average tn algebra geometry, or trtgonometry attend meet tngs of the club regularly and parttctpate Ln some worthy project durtng each semes ter 144 Xlexander Betty lndcllirngcla Bankston Becky Blur Bobbv Booth Nrke Boston Clay Bryan Martha Bryan Mrchael Coleman Dwayne Fagan Rondell Hallman Brlly Hayes Doug Jackson Nancrlu Johnson Bobby Kennon Alfred Key Don Kretz chmar Kenny Mason Dan Morrow Rtchard Ng! 11, Connre Paterson Rosemary Prott Mary Lou Putman Charles Ed Reed Weldon Rogers Pam Sandford Ronny Smrth Leo Sowell Davtd Spurltn Davrd Swygert John Whtte Ann Wrlmoth Monty Wyatt Rrchard nv' M . ,As 1 N . . ls-1 X 4 . Q .I . x lr 'sq y u , I . z . - 4 3 , - , - O A 1 ' , X r . . . g r I f -, . ' ' 4 Bager ,larugef Morrow, Amta . i , re . ,- - , ,. 1 - . . D 'A ' I ' , 1 3 , v A l 1 , I ' I , - D r . ' . D n - I , Offrters ofthe bclente Llub from left to rrght are Presrdent Doug Hayes Vrce Presrdent Joe Durham btcretary Treasurer eharles Putman aefexiala Thrs year rn Cleburne I-hgh School several new clubs were organrzed by stu dents rnterested rn varrous frelds The Scrence Club was rnrtrated by students tn terested ln scrence All members must marntarna B average and must be takrng Brology Physrcs, or Chemrstry Thepur poses of thrs club are to developa greater xnterest rn scrence and to make expert ments rn thts freld Mr Mller rs e sponsor Beene Jerry Brlton Robert Blarr Bobby Borden Lonny Boston Clay Bryant Gene Coleman Dwayne Cowden Cecrl Durham Joe Fagan Rondcll Floyd Tommy Graham lu mes Hayes Doug Hrggrns Rex Johnson John Johnson Thomas ,loslrn Robert Krtchens Larry Lowe ,lame Melton Denny McKxnley B111 Morrow Rrchard Scott Jane Srgler l a Smrth Doug Sowell Davrd bpurlrn Dawrd Taylor Brooks luck Lurt Wrllrs Gary lx yatt Rrchard 54'- ' O 0 70' . - - - - ' - - Booth, Mike Lee, Kenneth n . . a ' P Y . I ' , ' . . . . .- ' . ' r ' ' ' . . l ' th ' ' t l l l Offrcers on the front row left to rrght are the followrng Presrdent Weldon Reed Frrst Vtce Prestdent Joyce Mabe Second Vrce Presrdem Dottre Ashley Recordrng secrt tary Betty -llutrndtr correspondrng secretary Ruth Grllespre Treasurer Francea Wrnnett Reporter Darlene Harvrlle lirstorran Lrnda Bate Zalfmaf man Parlramentarran 'vlargaret Elrod The Student Forum ts the result of a casual questton thatarosetn a ctvrcs class durtng the fall semester of thts year Mrs Woodruff why don t we organtze and numerous suggesttons followed and thls, the newest club tn C H Q ts h result Forty two prospecttve members attended the ftrst meettng for the purpose of rattfyrng the constrtutton and electtng offtcers Belrevrng that a well rnformed voter ts an tntelltgent voter, and realrztng that our responstbrltty as Amertcans ts to choose competent publlc offtctals, the Stu dent Forum strtves to make government altve and real to tts forty two charter members Indeed tts motto rs a well chosen one The government ts us, we are he government, you and I 146 ltxnndtr Betty Ashley Dottrf. Bttrman Lrnda Brlton Rohtrt Bratchtr Becrry Q hafrn Luanne Q lark Sonny cohen Henrretta C ook Frances Craghtad Gul Doty Beth Edgar Nlarjean Elrod Margaret Grllespre Ruth Haentl Ann llnlbrook Sandra I-larvrlle Darleene Haalett janty Hrll joy Hrll Lrnda Hyde liayden Krmbro Penny Kouns Sandra Love Jannre McDonald Nell NlcNeel Cheryl Mabe Joyce Nlassey Gerald Dene Mrller Irmmy Newell Connre Orrell Peggy Payne janrce Peacock Sam Pewrtt Lrnda Putman Charles Reed Weldon Scott Jane Shehorn Shrrley Smrth Dorrs Spurlrn Davrd stanley Barbara Tate Pam Turner Carol Jean Vere en Ca rol Whrte Wrlltam Wrnnett Fra ncea l l l Y , , . , ' 1 . ' 5 . 4 f ' a ' A . 4 ' . - 00 ' A Xl P, ' , ' V A wr' 'u I ' L it , Y l ' , . , ' ' a ,' , 'J' ' , ' .1 overnment club? Hard work, research ip '. l ' . D g v x 3 ' . A . . ..,., t e 3 , K -- D - Q , ' , ' L, l . , - l . - I I 0 , . . - , v 1 . rv - , ' ' - ' t tv ' ' ' A-gf' 'IN' Officers of this club are from left to right President Sam Peiiotk Vice President Becky N1cDearmon Secretary Treasurer Linda Pewitt Reporter arron Sanderson The Junior Historians Club is an outstanding club in Cleburne High School. Members of the club are encouraged to develop an interest in history and in historical events. The club was organized with Miss Dora Ryan as the first sponsor. Other sponsors have been Mrs. Roberta Rux, and Miss Mabel Warren. The present sponsors are Mr. Bryan Duff Mrs Jasper Woodruff and Mr. John Hopper. The club does historical research and has many interesting programs and projects, Members of the club are required to be taking or have taken a year of history. ' L rf ' .nsrua jones. 5013. :VH-ns, l. 7.- C .iiltll k, . s. Lg Iisot, is .rid .ni . ,, ., ....... .it .tr rt, las .f.Ic.1r1r1o', .'.::, L1h.z:.c-1 fre-.1, Puget 'R-,it .nk f.a13 'M-.t,zt, Lrztita ' . is l.: . ...r' ... v.I'TS .t t t. . ., Eluct.. , . Kumi, 'eldo 'urs vcr,1.J:': ,'u1.i, Nl.lx.' e ,, ,.,, s.1.c t. ...A , ,x .'. fn c ,. : tl , ft L pi' . r . 1 f 'ii .,'u, .11 f wav . ,cut 'fi' I zz , ,Y , 'Lily 1 .c UN . K' 'L'-i xr. . Q. V 7 are fzggceza S .rv 41 .gn 'g ar QV Offrcers of the F F A are or the front row left to rrghr Vernon Johnsor Presrdent Mann Secretarx Joe Harhss Treasurer Trtns Srgler Reporter lohnnx H rstx The Cleburne F F A Chapter was organrzed rn 'Nlovember 1958 The Chapter has had only three advrsors, who were Ben Cook Rrchard Burleson, and A D Wheat The Future Farmers oi Amerrca organrzatron rs comoosed of boys who are studyrng vocatronal agrr culture rn the publlc schools ln prep aratlon for careers 1D farmlng ranchrng, and related frelds These Future Farmers are studyrng the sclence of agrlculture strrvrng to contrnuously Lmprove thrs great rn dustry for the welfare of all utr zens These young men perform valuable communrty servrces and provrde rmportant leadershrp developrng our agrrcultural economy , H and helprng to bulld a better state 148 Hwb 1' ,Y Jonluslrve Vue Presrdenr Jerry x NHL M L 1 L s r jan L Hrss ls. ldt. . C Y q 4- , , . 1 1 , . 1 . , ,. Q IM, 1 I . I v - I 'r , n D, .f 1 L - I .- X Q T ' .J if w I 1 , , A t .. ' h , . -VA D 1 .., W4 .. V 4' .V ' r' V I '1 . ,A ' g ' ' - : f . ' X a. . . . . - r . , A. fl -r I . S 1' Q I' . . . CD11 r L . .'1,:1a:rsu., 17 '. I r..r I'rm1r.,:,. Haw, 5.3.1 'clw r-' ldv- HJ ' , B.r.rC'.,'I:i. Wir , Z.r,.dr'rs lurk . Rraoen j.rr.n5. ,airdvry 11.1.1.5 - - ' CI. ja.1.Q i.1..1'.f, Ge' ' flfrnjl, :i.r,::.r.2 Him. . ' l V rl . x Irmr 5., r'1,jurrA. ' f, Auf ,, pu- ,. ,, 1' rnnr. ' ' ' De rrnser, fhrber' .X arm r. Darrell 1,rgU,lf3,1,f, jr..-' lui l - inf' Hx. .,.. r,r, ?.1u..c'., Pun. . . , ff... 13.3, F,1!,crx, l' r iii.. rj:,.1'.es Nilrlfli. H Q ' ' r1r.f,o,,. jf N nr, rllrrrres , HN, j,:..r. M Ilrrfun. Flay. jjr Pcrersrnp, I7 w. Luau ' ' ' ' Heard, T , l'll....US, Y1.rI' ' 1 , - ' Et: f'. S:r.:,, ri. c, lim , - nrnmr 1,111-r 91'1'f. VH n i' ' In rsrtr, Irsrr, Sunil., j.:1.:r.. - j :,-gy , 'jfrnf , irtnrcj, Cruurge . J I-ww Vlrwius l'1'l'C,lr1l' . . -, fr, ll iam' h 1. . , , A r m l'1s'rr L-I jr, Wrxlsw.. Hob Ld ' ' ' in PTo 'Ir, Evrzzrngr' '.w',,I..1:nS. l.rrr. , , Kfrg, jrrrrr w1r,', jrt K1 Pnlnd, rrvri l O Ld ll L LJSUIC 75723 As earl5 as 1700 a need was felt that allel organrzatron to the Phr Beta Kappa Soclety exrstrng ll1LlIllXEI'SltlSS for strnmu latrng excellenee rn scholarshrp Indepen dent organrzatrons meetrng thrs need sprang up rn hrgh sehools rn states well known for therr excellent school systems These met wrth such sucpess that a pro posal was made for the formatron of a natronal honor socrety There now emst more than o,000 chapters rn hrgh schools rn the U S and abroad A ronstrtutron and charter were granted on 'viareh 14 1038 rn Cleburne I-hgh Sthool The objerts of thrs chapter are to create an enthusrasm for seholarshrp to strmulate a desrre to render servree to promote worthy leader shrp and to encourage the development of character of students There are at pre sent 52 members wrth Mr Melvrn Sharp as the sponsor O fnlrs of tht N rnonal Honor Sol rrrx IllLlOlOX1H5 Prcsrotnt Broomi axlor X me P esrdenr ,Irmt Honea Secretary Bo oen Sandra rr d n Marx C Betwx ar N za B xarrt Gent ear X arje l ol. Mar a e Hake: DOULJ Honea Janet longs Soma Joslen Robert In nnon Alfred Loxe Jannrc X orrrson Lynn Vorrom Rxcharc Orell Peggy Plernrrons Bamma Reed Xxeldon Rerd Naxrne Sanderson Carron Srgler Ira Southerland Elarne Sowell Daxrd Taxlor Brooks Turner Larol Jean Xrck Curns lw rren Phxlhp Xwhlte -'mn Xwhrte Wrlham Xwxatt Rrchard 149 '-'-v-V777 Y V 3' 1 ' 1 x 3, , . ' L we 9 ni' IQAS.. I . fwqgti Srxtwrre v ag XM - g -r or -.S - gn ' Car ll 'n 'I' rn 'rp 'ISP ' fr-Rrehard '-iyatt. 0 0 there should be ln secondary school a par- . i h . . r' , . . I I ' . ' Bo'1e,. Ann .r . S Bretch r. 1 , ' ' - Bry ., .1 :tha ' , 1 ' ' A ' , rl . , ' . ' - - EJQ , .i 'ran , - Er l . g I I ' , ' N 1 , Y I ' ,X ' A I ya I . . ' ' , ' , , 1 - w ' 1 ' ' 4 A I' 4' ' , , - I , . Q.-, rp c -L Officers of the D. E. are as follows: President Ronald Baker Vice-President, Jamie Beeneg Secretar Treasurer, Shirleen Hanes, Reporter, Donn mentarian, Jerry Walling. DEWJP female The Cleburne Chapter of the Texas Association of the Distributive Education Clubs of America was founded in 1948, The purpose of the organization is to promote the activities of Distributive Edu- cation in the school and community. Distributive Education is a training program for the employees of retail, wholesale and service-type businesses. 150 Baker, Ronald Beene, Jamie Bicknell, Gene Borden, Wilson Carlock, Charles Davidson, Lee Gibbs, Mickey Hanes, Shirleen Holland, Johnny johnson, Thomas Lackey, James Logan, Winnie Lovell, Peggy Moulder. John Pipes, Donnie Trussel. Alvin walling. Jerry Underwood, Wayn Worlow, Donald y Winnie Logan ie Pipes and Parlia C ,dffzafzy 044442163 ,JJ 7' mea The Lrbrary Assrstants were organrzed by Mrs Golda Adams rn l955 wrth l'? members The members selected the name BUOKWORMS Tnrs rlrb qualrfred wrth the drstrrct wrde State Tren age Llbrary Assrstants Assocratron and has been actrve rn thrs organrzatron ever srnce The group has several purposes lj to enco rage and arouse rnterest rn the lrbrarran shrpprofessron Q2 to grve studentlrbraryassrstants Opportunr tres for recognrtron and partrc tpatron comparable to those grven to students partrcrpatrng rn other school actrvrtres 131 to rm provelrbrary servrcern our school All lrbrary assrstants must be a second semester freshman haxe a B axerage be a good crtrzen, and be wrllrng to grve one perrod a day to work rn the lrbrary The darly work of an assrstant rs the checkrng rn and out of books shelfrng and processrng of books and frxrng bulletrn boards Belrevrng that all work and no play makes dull lrbraryasststants the members have varrous socrals and trrps throughout the year Offreers of rlns club from left to rghr e P esrdtm MMJ18 Bryan Vrce Presrdenr .ann Xwhrre secrtrary Treasurer lanrs Pryne Reporter Brlly Joyce Caoleman llxstorran Betty Mc Farren Parlrarnenrarran Janme Love Bfnks Dolores Brrchfrelt, Bonme Bryan X artha Coleman Brlly Joyce C lbrarrh Carolyn Holder Lanell Horton Dxanne Loxe Iannre lx cFarren Betty Or ell Peggy layne Janrce nerd Niaxrne lrggs Paula Rogers Pam Rrrnnels Barbara Srgler Sarah Sourherland Elarne Xwaldrrp Francrs Whrte ann Wrlmeth Sylwra 151 O I O l 1 4 1 . . . , . . , , v . - . . 1 . . V A - X up - 1 ' . . V V 1 x , V ' - ' ' . . . A . . . aw . 2 3 Q ' pr ' - , . . . . . , ' ' , j - , , A I K 4 v - 7 . g . . A 1 , ., ,, V Plernrnons, Bamma ' 1 r fs - - . . . . . . . 1 5 . r :L ' 1 r l ' , 1 I ' . , l . A ' 4 . . r' ara: r ' ' - ' ' V . ,rx - - - A r . , v- - '- , , , v ,. - ' ' A 1 V ' ' ' n , ' 1 1 , - I 1 ,. , . H , XX Q3 Sa 19 Q' QN 'Ste QDQXCUXLQ' PAA' LU 'K QQ' BASEBALL VN 'sf Q5 Q6 5 il A 'P Cn X 'K x, NN . x K i 'Q ' ,f c az! , . ' 'fm 7 Z gf 5 :L- , X 'X AIX r... A u X t'f , y is 3 , 1 TE! 2-'Sf 4 X K Q g l an 5 3 2-. Left to rlght Doyle Weldon Hugh Hrgglns Brooks Conover George Logan and Aulton Durham QMW fried Brooks Conover head football coach and baseball coach attended North Dallas Hlgh School and then obtalned a B A degree from Texas ASIM and later a M S degree from Baylor Coach Conover cam to Cleburne from Temple rn 1952 He has been coachlng for Z8 years and 7 of these have been at Cleburne He also serves as Athletrc Dlrector for Cleburne Hlgh School Doyle G Weldon lrne coach for the A team rootball squad and B team basketball coach attended Rlce Instrtute after graduatrng from Cleburne Hlgh Coach Weldon came to Cleburne rn 1951 to accept hrs frrst coachrng Job He has spent hrs entlre coachrng career rn Cleburne Aulton Durham head basketball coach and freshman football coach attend ed school at West Texas State where he obtalned a B S degree and then he ob talned a M Ed degree from North Texas State Coach Durham came to Cle burne from Vlctorla rn 1952 and has been coachlng for 22 years Hugh B Hlgglns end coach for the A team football squad and track coach attended Cleburne Hrgh School and then obtalned a B A degree from Hardln Srmmons Unrverslty a M E degree from S M U and then he attended Baylor Unlverslty Coach Hlgglns came to Cleburne from Waco Texas rn 1955 He has been coachlng for 6 years George Logan B team football coach and track coach graduated from Cleburne I-hgh and then attended Hardm Srmmons Umversrty Coach Logan came to Cleburne ln 1957 from Llttlefleld I-hgh School and has been coachlng for 3 years 154 Us r . . Q ,1 ' ll .C '-cf , ' . A 1 y . Q 3 5 . F bi 3 Y .211 A . l 5 3 ,, '2 I 1 IMA -1. 5 Aff 1' - Q E ? I I 3 . ' VI vw r' wr vv ' l , . 9 I ' ' ' VI ll - 1 1 , . . . . . , . , , VY YY I I fe ov X nl K Bit 1 B8 A ,pa ,zzfag Hzolsuxgs gl-N B -+1 If ? !O:?:,:e' t 35 wdgx 3 vxgillif if Date Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct 'Oct Oct Nox Now 'Not 'Dec 'Dec 'Play off games 1' 7 2' Q 1 4 52 15 2 5' 1 Zi 1 sl L In 73 1 'b 'N v aint., nfl 4 Opponent Graham garland Paxchal Ennts Galnesxtlle Corstcana Stephenxtlle Ktlleen OPEN DATE Unlxerstty fwacob La Veg1 Aldtne Alvtn Ktngsxtlle 'Dlstrtct games kbafiif-,f-5 .Qing 114 I-0 ,y Zfmwe QQ! 506.919 19.53244 040404 efwzeadaza SCHEDULE Plaxed at Clebt tne Garland Cleburne Ennts Cleburne Corstcana Celburne Krlleen Cleburne lv ico Cleburne Cleburne Klngsx 1lle W? ,Ti Q 2 ' ' I-an 'O' ' 4 r 1 . '- , ' ' 1 ,C . . . ' T' ,' ' . 'ln -S :gf-kt. fs .- :N5,g,, I x . JT? 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A g T-1 'Psa . , . - ,- . .r -'X' 'Q J B, 5 . , E- . 1 L . , w ' I , n '.. 4 4 Q . 23. .lx - Oz, xi N102 -AIO -Jc.Jr-Aaaw NJ ,f- . Q 4' h ION!-A wo 01f.oO:c.J'.,NJ'gCJx ,r-f-' -A I 1 I 1 n I u n r r a r n .S ' , 5 'V . f- A ,., , 5 ,.. I sl! wiv OO QOuOQz!0r:C ,h ' lm s v ' ' r G - E Y., A. - t 1 , V ' , lu - 'C' C .hi Score 155 Ugkefs wl y P oy O s ocofs Top f 0 e Oflgflcs fum 'Z565'?r5e Following a raise in UPI rating, the Yellow Jackets fought an old enemy, the Garland Owls. This game turned out with similar results as previous Jacket-Owl games. During this battle, however, Cleburne dominated the statistics with nearly twice as many first downs as the Owls and almost five times as many yards gained rushing, but these efforts failed to yield a tally, and the score became O-O. Culpepper, as in the Graham game, again was the leading yardage gainer. In the final quarter, the Jackets marched 91 yards but gave up possession of the ball on the Garland 2-foot line. Standouts for Cleburne were McCall, Culpepper, Cohen, and Elrod on offense and Morri- son, Knott, Bentley, and Doerr on defense. Robert Chaney filled in nicely for the injured Elrod. Robert Parks Jr. End 85 Johnny Love Ir. End 86 David McWilliams Jr. Center 50 Ronald Wallace Soph. Center 55 K 'il It looks like someone finally caught Pat Culpepper 1365 lying down on the job fbottom lefty. Buck McCall 1225 romped for a gain against the Paschal de- fenders. Helpingpromote the gain is McKinley Q6 J. McWilliamsf5OJand Lee ,--' Q8-il seem to be enjoying the action. ffm WP Against their second consecutive AAAA opponents, the Jackets proved to be able to hold up to the fire of the AAAA Paschal Panthers just as they did with Garland. Again the Jackets tied their AAAA opponents and they also dominated the statistics with 19 first downs and a tremendous 531 yards gained rushing. For a while it looked as though the Yellow Jackets might have beaten the bite out of the Panthers, but Paschal scored a tally with only 63 seconds left in the game. Cohen, McCall, and, as always, Culpepper, turned in fine offensive gains. Elrod commanded the team nicely. Defensive standouts for Cleburne were Mc- Williams, Knott, Lee, Copeland, Bentley, and Butch Earley. Paul Knott Sr. Tackle 77 Tom Bentley Jr. Tackle 3 John D. Johnson Sr. Tackle '79 ix , Gary Lillard Sr. T8cC 71 5 Q' Slippery Doug Shouse showed his ability in this nice gaineragainsrtheEnnisLions. Doug made two nice gains of2land 25yards during whataction he saw. In the back- ground is Robert Chaney. These are two ofthe reserves Zlwoze Graf After a powerful start by thefirst team, the reserves galloped hard to com- plete a 49-O massacre of the Ennis Lions who were undefeated up until game time, Cleburne played their entire team, except Billy Cohen and Butch Earley who were out with injuries. Cleburne tallied in every quarter. Scoring for Cle- burne were Brand, Archer, Evans, Elrod, Doerr, and on points after were Jowell, McCall, Culpepper, and Elrod. The Jackets' defense was tough, as was the offensive protection. Making excellent showings on defense were Morrison, who helped rout Ennis, 49-O. Knott, McWilliams, and Bentley. Also making sparks in the game were Shouse, Evans, Chaney, Wallace, Thetford, Floyd, Lillard, Lee, Love, Johnson, and Boles. Bill Mcxiniey Sr.G.6t3 Butch Earley Bin Haney Ir.G.i1f f'N Wayne Copeland Jr. T. 72 K Nfl ff aw 1 Pat Culpepper charges the Gainesville line for a score from the lO-yard line during the second half. The tally was a result of the passage cleared by Mcwilliams Qleftj, Knott frightl, and the two Jackets on the ground. aafed Following a slow start in the first half, the Jackets pulled tallies out of the bag in each of the quarters inthe second half, to blank the Gainesville Leapords, 13-O. During the first half, Cleburne ran only a combined total of twenty-two plays. The Jackets perked up in the second half and as a result Culpepper scor- ed from the 10-yard line and then converted for l to give the Jackets a 7-O lead. Following the opening kickoff of the second half, McWilliams intercepted a pass and ran to the 30-yard line. After an exchange of penalties, the ball went over on downs. In the final drive, Elrod found Morrison open in the end-zone, and passed complete for the tally. A fine game was turned in by Knott, McCall, Archer, Brand, Bill Earley, and Wayne Copeland, Timmy Doerr Soph. QB 15 Maxie Fowler Ir. HB 25 Tommy Floyd Sr. G. 68 Warren Thetford Jr. G. 60 Doug Shouse Jr. HB 47 Cecil Evans Ir. HB 2-1 Rex Higgins Sr. HB 40 Albert Archer Jr. HB 20 The Yellow Jackets showed off their aerialtactics as they downed the Corsi- cana Tigers by a score of 36-O. Behind true quarterbacking of Don Elrod and Timmy Doerr the Jackets put together a 50070 passing completion record and piled up 164 yards in the air. Backs Culpepper, McCall, and Archer led the ground attack for the Jackets. The longest passing gain was on a spectacular pass play from Doerrto Shouse which covered 44 yards in the air. Other Jackets makingafine showing were Morrison, Higgins, Jowell, Evans, Brand, and Boles. Fine defensive performances were turned in by Copeland, Knott, Bentley, the Earleys, and McKinley. Sophomore end Stephen Lee received a pass from quarter-backTimmyDo- err and carried the mail across the stripe for a tally agair1SI Corsicana. Running protection for Lee was halfback Rex Higgins. 161 '5. Pat Culpepper Sr. FB 36 Don Elrod Sr. QB ll Billy Cohen lr. HB 411 Buck McCall Jr. HB 22 .Sf mem S' fmeea In the opening District 9-AAA game, the Cleburne Yellow Jackets ran away from Stephenville, leaving the Stephenville Yellow Jackets on the short end of a 79-6 score. The Cleburnites broke the scoreboard, scoring 20 points over its capacity. Stephenville's only tally came as a result of three fifteen-yard penalties against Cleburne. Cleburne played its entire team and made 20 first downs with 408 net yards gained. Scoring for Cleburne were Cohen, Culpepper, Elrod, Butch Earley, Archer, Morrison, Jowell, Doerr, Lee, Boles, Shouse, and Fowler. A fine game was played by every member of the squad. 'HUG jimmy Bolcs evaded the Stephenville defender and hauled a pass in from Timmy Doerr togain an- other six points to help make the finalscorc 79- 6, in Cleburne 's favor. U K the , 0 , 4x . ,irq . -4. I f- n' if I .. v 4 1 ...., f I qui: :Lvl 1 Q gn! gb -W N . , K gig: - fiff. ' ti-.a-wx W . 'J-5: -'fig , , , :AQ Q ff . '-ff' pa . L ,. 315,54 QMQQ. nk. , f'- J., 'i-Z-,-Qs.. ' Xi' 55,7.5 L-if , . ..-.. , - -. ..- .- kN-. rf - vi- QT' 15' , ' ' .pm . -1' i1!'.'3f:,5- f-,.,-. ..ff.. ..3 :og . -.,'-1 1 v.3i-4 4 . ,L .ay -we-'Q-'.. --- f-- Rohert Chaney Sr. QB lu Joe Durham Sr. FB 33 Butch lowell Sr. FB 35 fa6ea age pau! The Yellow Jackets met some tough competition when they met the Killeen Kangaroos in Kangaroo Stadium. The Killeen line outplayed and out-maneuvered the Jacket line, yet the Jackets managed to slip by the Kangaroos on a 6-O score. This score came as a result of a Killeen fumble that was recovered by Culpepper on the Killeen 6-yard line. Cohen, Culpepper, and Elrod combined their abilities to sneak the 6 points from Killeen. Killeen was stopped again as a result of a fumble. Before the fumble, Killeen seemed sure to score. Turning in fine offensive performances for Cleburne were Cohen, Elrod, Shouse, McCall, Brand, Morrison, and Archer, Defensive standouts were Knott, Copeland, Parks, McWilliams, and Doerr. Billy Cohen seems to be trapped as he makes a sweep around the left side and picks up yard- age which helped Cle- burne stop Killeen. Ap- proaching Cohen is Rex Higgins. A team managers, Kenny Kret- zschmat, Curtis Vick, and Barry jackson, all did a finejob clean- ing up after the storm for the Yellow Jackets. The Cleburne Yellow Jackets passed and ran their way to their district championship by defeating the Waco University Trojans by a score of 2.0-O. The locals scored two of their three touchdowns on aerials from Don Elrod to Lynn Morrison. One was a beautifully executed 61-yard pass play in the first quarter. Also scoring was fullback Pat Culpepper. Helping put together the necessary yardage for the tallies were Elrod, Morrison, Archer, Cohen, Culpepper, Chaney, and Shouse. These worked behind the Jacket line headed by McKinley, Knott, the Earleys, McWilliams, and Copeland. The Jacket defense did a fine job by holding the Trojans scoreless. Warren Thetford broke his left leg during this game which kept him out of the games for the rest of the season. iff l 9 On a muddy field, Billy Cohen rounds the right side for a gain against Waco U. as Paul Knott helps clear the path. At the right is Don Elrod. X . .. Z f I AR I' f if X 1 ' Z 1 f , I an-.-' . f I F-Qf1fff'4 ' X 1. iZ3',.f'7'-7221. L2 1 X. X I !:,:fF 21, 11.52 Z, X Z. N Vi, 1235..- ' .I 4 fa 'Q . - - ' x M , I Q ff: L 1 ' , , 'f , ltr kr 1 Af. 1 , 1. x W ' fmeaa Drama P The Yellow Jackets continued to roll along as they defeated the La Vega Pirates by a top-heavy score of 49-O. This set Cleburne's district record at four wins, no losses. These four wins sent Cleburne into the bi-district game with Aldine. Cleburne's entire team held the Pirates to a standstill except for punting, which came often for the La Vegans. The score was packed up by Cohen, Elrod, Culpepper, Morrison, Evans, Shouse, and McCall. Turning in fine de- fensive performances were Knott, Lee, Wallace, and the entire Jacket defensive squad. Every player in uniform turned in a fine game performance. Rampaging fullback Pai Culpeppermaneuvers past a La Vega defender and slides into the open for a nice gain against La Vega. Pai was one of the main factors that contributed to the 49-0 defeat of La - Vega. , 165 ff! 44 V' IV! Pat Culpepper seems to make thls touchdown all by hlmself Actually Pat only catrted the ball on thts play The play was set up by he Jacket llne Thls run added 6 pomts to the score for Cleburne Zlzaove Dfw Cleburne stacked up 316 more yards to thetr rushtng record and ln dotng so moved past the Aldtne Mustangs tn thetr bt dlstrtct gameby a score of 34 0 The Yellow Jackets were alternated back and forth by thelr coach so that every player tn umform logged playmg ttme The locals scored talltes ln each quarter due to runs of Culpepper Elrod McCall and Evans Cleburne sdefense headed by McW1lltams Butch Earley and Morrtson defended agatnst the Mustang s efforts and held them scoreless Also turnmg tn ftne performances tn the game were Cohen Knott Shouse Archer Love and Doerr 166 '1 's 1 D Q ,QQ 4 0 Qesk Q65 x, Af?-F -M. -Q ds' ' Vt' ,sk .6 4 Q Buck McCall pours on the steam and rounds the left srde of the held for a mce garn agarnst the Alvm Yellow Jackets Buck showed hrs runntng speed as he outran all three of the Plvxn defenders aaiedfmaoweafea The Alvtn Yellow Jackets posed no threat to the local Yellow Jackets as the locals moved past thetr opponents ltke a sttff breeze by a ZZ 0 score Alvtn ran well and gave tt all they had but they Just couldn't move agatnst the Cleburnttes Cohen McCall Culpepper, and Elrod carrted the ball behtnd the tnterference of the Jacket ltne to account for the potntage Although Alvtn held Cleburne small yardage whtch ts unusual wtth Cleburne they posed no real threat be cause of the fine defensive work of the defensive squad spearheaded by I-Itggins Knott Morrison Shouse and Doerr 167 Xa 5 f he 0-'-.4 CLASS AAA Elvll FINALIST 1958: fried burne Yellow Jackets were stumped by thelr opponents when they lost to the Kxngsvllle eleven ln the semt ftnals of the Texas Schoolboy Class AAA playoffs The loss came as aresult of theflne runntng of the Klngsvmllebackfleld parttally composed of Douglas Harvey Woody Houston and Preacher Pxlot The Jackets put up a ntce effort agalnst Kxngsvllle as was typlcal of thelr many other fme performances durlng the season Names such as Elrod Culpepper McCall Cohen Morrlson Knott McK1nley Copeland McW1ll1ams both the Earleys Brand Shouse and others popped up ln everyone s conversatlons about the game Everyone IS very proud to clalm Cleburne as hxs home because of the brllllant success of the Yellow Jackets And the student body says 'Thanks' to the squad for many excltmng expertences durtng the fall of 1958 168 5' 3 FP' L . I ' 0 - -- V, ,Y -mf C -'f 'lr ' ' I f If For the first time, and the last, in the great 1958 football season, the Cle- . , . 1? vi' 0 Butel1Earley Besr Lll6lT'l3l1 Dawrd MCM rllla ns Klwanls Sborts Aw ard 1 'Aki' 1 Par Culpepper Mosr Valuable A Tlurd Team All Xlll6Y1Ldl 'si Lxnn Morrlsor Honorable Nlenr o All Amerlcan fe-lea Dm 0594 Robert Parks Plaxer s -W ard fb l -X Sin Srexe Younger Most Naluable B l 5 l Paul Knott Best Blocker A Honorable Menuon All Amerlcan X Paul Tally Most Valuable 9 i ' 169 If? 1 'N . Q . o 'fi 2 A Y J . - 1 -? V A a 'fi' 9. 0 5 V V Y i ., X, L 3, I V I ' u 'U .3.,qf?.i 3 V , . J ff- If-f ' ' , - if f 'J if ffiig hn ,A v ' Tr 'L Nl' D i . - . 5 K A. 5 I, I ' I Q . . flld Ll NP 'lo , . Y . , .. .- , ,, ,. - . 4' T 5 , '--. ins M695 '11 If E096 ROSTER SCHEDULE Ftrst Row Edwtn Wtlson Kenneth George Ronnte Ktrkpatrxck Glenn Whttes Harold Brawner Howard Yeary Robert Frnklea Jerry Smtth Rlchard Ottmger Dan Mason Btlly Rodgers Joe George Second Row John Allen Alv1n Black Jtmmy Manasco Jack Kellam, Glasco Doyle, Jlmmy Key, Mtke Hopktns, John Ed Klng, Speedy Yeary, Jon Whttes, Kenneth Howard, Charles Anderson, Don Case, Tom Goodman Thlrd Row A J Gloslu, Jorace McCowen, Ronnte Boyer, Jtmmy Landers, Jrmmy Lee, Charles Chapman, Ronnle Sandford, Connre Reece, Larrylenktns, Stephen Younger, Danny Underwood, Robert Benson. Mrke Hrnkle, Jrmmy Reed Don Key and Ronnie Fisher managed the B team and James Wright assisted Coach Logan. 170 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov . Nov Nov. Umversxty Hxgh fwacop Paschal 6 33 Carter Rlverstde 12 31 Arlrngton l-lelghts 8 14 Cors1cana Cancelled Ktlleen 20 6 Irvlng 8 16 Castleberry 32 8 Weatherford 0 6 La Vega Cancelled 20 Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct If Wagoa SCHEDULE Arhngron 20 6 I-lrghland Park 14 0 Srephenvrlle B 44 O Carrollton 28 14 Weatherford 28 8 Corsrcana 30 6 Krlleen 46 0 Weatherford 58 6 Coach Alton Durham drd a frne Job wrth hrs group of freshman boys rn coachrng them to a season's record of erght wms, no losses ROST ER Frrsr Row Johnny Stanfreld James Rerd Boyd Frsherg Pat Lurrrck Robert Wallace Kenny Coleman Gary Prrce Pau1Tal1y JohnnyDav1s Lawrence Nrck Darrell H111 Danny Bodrne B111 Walsh Larry Eoff Jlmmy Parker Don Wrndham FreddyMc Farren John Bradbury Thrrd Row Wrnfred Morgan Gary Cooper Dalton Mar quett John James Don Watson Jaclqe Daruel Brll Parks Mrke McNeel Wayne Bxgham Brlly Frasrer 171 I . 18 . - . : . ' . ' . . . - . , D I ' . ' ' 1 - el. . 2 ' - 9 Second Row: Bill Ewing, Charles McCoy, Howard Goad, . - u ' r ' 1 ' . 23 ' - . O . - . so ' - . ' . ' ' . ' f ' . 13 - ' ' The 1958-59 basketball teams of Cle- burne High School were composed of two main teams--the A team and the B team, There were several boys on the B team who played also on the A team. Theseboys alternatedbetween the two teams as needed. The twelve boys who played on the A team were Jimmy Parker, Tommy Good- man, Speedy Yeary, Sonny Marshall, Ro bert Chaney, Ronald Wallace, Verl Brown, Hayden Hyde, Glenn White, Johnny Pugh, Robert Joslin, and Timmy Doerr. Boys who played on the B team were Freddy McFarren, Jackie Daniels, Bill Parks Johnny Swygert, Lewis Ard, John Foote, and Gary Price. 172 Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Clebume Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne Cleburne 600D HOME OPPONENT Mineral wells Burleson Everman Mineral Wells Waxahachie North Side Alvin Gatesville University Marlin Mineral Wells Weatherford Weatherford Stephenville Killeen North Side University La Vega Stephenville Killeen Waxahachie University La Vega B8 E804 ifunffa Sot I Managers for this year's basket- ball teams were William White and Ilmmy Doerr. r's basketball Coaching this yea teams were Alton Durham and Doyle Weldon, A and B team coaches respectively. Coach Durham coach- ed the A team to a very success- ful season of 14 wins, 9 losses. Coach Weldon's B team completed a fairly successful season, 3-' i , 3 :xf .4 r 1 :gf V' XJ K' X' J ' :Vs 1'-ly, xi , V , yi' ,f lmnx Dr R but vslr linden Hxde Robert Chaney Jimmy Parker Sonny Marshall Glenn Wlllte Spepdy Yearx' Ronald Wallace xx Tommy Goodman Txmmy Doerr Verl Brown Rowl Doug Shouse Don Wrndham Jon Whrtes Jack Kellam Robert Parks Dav1d Mcwrllrams B1lly Cohen Wayne Copeland Robert Benson and Buck McCall Row II Darrell H111 Larry Eoff Irmmy Landers Gary Cooper Mtke Hopkrns stephen Lee Davrd Parnell Johnny eddv The track team of 1959 tncreased over 1958's team There were more boys who parttctpated tn thts sport thts year The team made trtps to several meets durtng the season Events entered by the track team were htgh hurdles low hurdles, quarter mtle htgh Jump shot putt dtscus throw and relays The coaches Hugh Htggtns and George Logan helped the boys tron out thetr mtstakes and they completed a season whtch was a trtbute to Cleburne Htgh School 176 Allen, Ronny Sandford, Steve Younger, Charles Anderson, Bill Ewing, and Lawrence Nickell. . I I D I D 9 ' D I ' Nlargh 7 Dallas Il'lX.1I3IlOll3l Nloet Possum Krngdom Relays Nlarch r4 Cottonboml Rela s ln Taylor Mardi '21 Krlleen Meet Margh 2 Bluebonnet Relays Brownwood BZ Row I Bobby Sreakley Brlly Don Auplegate Charles Putman Kenneth Crawford Larry Krrchens Ira Srgler Brooks Taylor Garv Rose and Gary Long Row II Nlavc1eFowler Sam Poacock Rox llrbglns Illllmk Boles Lynn Nlorrrson Pat Culnopor James Brand and Paul Knott xx , . , . ,' ' , l ' ' y' A ' ' 1 y ' ' L l ' lll ' , -M QHWWH Y A H, A, N . s.....,.......-.,j.'.'... ,. ' ji' ------ M... 'Til W- ' ' sb--on Y-.- -..-. - --r. . NN --1 -mm ..-,..,-,,.a -,. ' 'B' 'i ' nl my 7..- -,-,-, A --Ii Wi s.......... ....- ',.gfTI'f - --.... ,.., ll: .-.M .,. .. 'H' ' v- ---iign -Y, W.- -. . -, - A , '- ...Q 1.3- , k '- ' , . , - -M fs . 1 H' , I , 7' x . . . , zu -, 5 5 8 A 5 i ' ' ' n 1 . , Q Q l l r . , ' I -' . g s. Q ,. -. - Eh ' H 4 X l is r 1 M. y ..., Y r - X J 5 Y ..,,7,, I' -., of-. ,Q 1 1 X Q., , A X Front Row Glenn Whrte Tommy Goodman Speedy Yeary Trmmy Doerr and Dan Mason Second Row Lonme Borden Robert Chaney Henry Perkrns Hayden Hyde and Doug Smxth melee? The group of boys rn the plcture above were among those who played baseball Under the able coachlng of Brooks onover, the boys completed a successful season 3' edlv CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Apr1l '7 Apnl 10 Aprrl 21 Apnl 24 Apnl 28 M 1 M 8 Krlleen Waco U La Vega Stephenvrlle Ktlleen Waco U La Vega ,f B111 Hallman served as manager of the base 178 ball team C . . i . ay . . X 4 al' A , Q May 12 Stephenville f ', v Z' ' ' . C From Row Rosemary Patterson Janxce Dramond Martha Morgan Ann Burge Sandra Halbrook Beckx McDearmon and Sandra Kouns Second Row Robert Yater Doug C310 IOhVl JOTUISOH 1061 Durham James Buttrrll Robert Briton and Weldon Reed eww 72am Ptctured above are the stu dents who composed the tennts team The team was coached by Bryan Duff Durtng the sprtng the team attended several meets and competed rn Interscholasttc League competttton 7 1 if 5, T. '- :Wm ml E- F A if 52115, F 'S '15 I 4 I 5 ' Q I 5- 'Q ' '1 I . -- l ' W ei ' .0 41 , ' ' 'rl 5 ,O . - , ,,, S f 1 - l .-f f N ' Q. I' f . X X ' ' 4 I , I 2 J, X , A variety of expressions are seen as these Cleburne High School students leave school to go to their afternoon's activities, Billy Hallman seems to be the happiest, or is he just being friendly with our photographer? Fly' Believe it or not, Alfred Kennon took this picture of himself and Jean Dyer. Itwas all done with a camera having a timing device on it. At the National Honor Society Fun Nite on February 28, many students enjoyed the numerous activities offered to them. Some of the activities included volleyball, ring tennis, ping-pong, and dancing. what have we here? If you had gone tothe Sadie Hawkins dance on February 27, you would probably have thought you were living in Dog- patch--a familiar town in the comics. Three of the couples, Becky Bratcher and Sonny Clark, Nell McDonald and Bill McKinley, Chris Sunder- man and Charles Winter pause to say Howdy . The sixth period P. E. boys display their male physique on the bars that were set up after football season had been completed. 183 I Q Barton House officers for l958-59 are Jane Holland, President, Martha Bryan, Vice-Presidentg President, Becky Bratcher, Secretary-Treasurer, and Ann Burge, Secretary, Gerald Dene Massey, Reporter, Kay Caldwell, Reportergarethe Addams House officers and Sandra Kouns, Song Leader. 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