Coleman High School - Corral Yearbook (Coleman, TX)

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The Seniors Their shoes will be hard to fill next year. QGoing up? or down?j MW-12W-' The dizzy jimiors. Thcy're the Daring Young Sophs on the Flying Trapeze. The p-o-o-r Fish Cross over the bridge .1 i finally got in the swing of things.

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5.6. dllL00'Lk i , 1 ,, e f, Bob Newsom Qleftj, Joe Ed Burnam, and Dwight Hudson filling the Coke machine. Mrs. Saunders goes over records of Student Council This year the Coleman Student Coun- cil served as secretary of the Oil Belt District, being host to the District meet on February 19. This was a big event for the whole school. Approxi- Liz Smith and Janelle Mallouf placing canned goods under the Christmas tree, The food brought by the students is given to a worthy family, mately 150 students from ten schools attended the meeting. Gale Helton and Michael Fischer fill- ing the 7-Up box.

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Front row, 1. to r.: Martha Conway, Barbara Sparkman, Patsy Hill, Donna Comedy, Edna McW'hirter, and Barbara Knowles. 2nd row: Virginia Faith, Jane Harm, Janice Cobb, Barbra Davis, Margaret Kirby, Betty Amold, and June Calhoon. 3rd row: Linda Banks, Wendell White, Nicky Poldrack, Gene Tomlinson, Floyd Green, Pat Buford, Mary Wester, and Juanene Galloway. Officers, 1. to r.: Jane Haun, president, Janice Cobb, vice- president, Virginia Faith , secretaryg Linda Banks, reporter, and juanene Galloway, librarian. Among other activities, the chorus has participated in the Christmas program. They entered Interscholastic Le ag ue competition in the spring. It is truly one of the worthwhile musical organi- zations in C. H. S. Mr. Raymond Rike, director. X v xi