Commerce High School - Sregit Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

u x 5 f-'4 T 1 f7f:x-L , 5 4,1 bf?-ZA vi li! ll lil! lmlnlull 1 Allyn, f' ,J f u 4 UG ony, f6Cd,Zg,fA1',,,,Q! . by i I 9!XF EI fiiojp , X, V gg, f W X, if K , , E I -V K . N ,JR . 1 , ' www , . nxl' X , ' V1 f' V V Q1 yi W W ' ig ZBA vi Jn W MW I -ay' JK I W' JV 'sf Of WX!! ' ' 0531! v1 Vx,,fi'Vw I - J I NFA? Q5 Q Cw UQ LV , ox 4 Q Rb fix? ,wax N 'N 5? 1: X 2 1 -, ffy ,, f 6 OJ il' fp i 1 E 'Q' .Q lx, -v- . 9 x 'I A Z l ' D ' v ..., . '. I . 1, , -L . l -,Q - . I . 'c.- - ,- . 'Q 1. I' .1 - -j.-u A , -lc -Q A' 1- ' H-. Lu, 5:-1,.' '3 V .a .'1 1.4.1 ,T-.iv .4 . .' fx. 'Y-- n ml., , fi T. 'fflxf 1.7 I , ,Qf z , ,VL isp.. H' -'fr' 51 1-4.7 ' I 4 .. h . 5 . . ' , 9 I , 4, .- , .. 1 , Q , . ' ' in ,' ' . ' '. ' 1 . . '- Q ,'-if , V. ' , v 7 Y .. fl, ln' '.T. gl . H b . '.' Q r. ff' V. '. ' 1 f'-'...- v , L ' -' 4 .rxi ' ' ' .' 1 I A Q , ., Q 1 . ...i -,.,f, ' Yif.'JL,,,-fglnn l R 1 , al' ' Q a, r': xy ,,g,,,1 bil lx- I , .v 0 n. , ,'s:1,-Q,3gh 1 . a . , f A . . J? .-fi, 4 ,,fwu W 'f . , 'I K '.'t. , NJ I 1' flfqi v.. ' ifwlof N' g 5 - .' - t- I -1 ,iq ',JL.L1wf0 0fL. 1 f5f'? 3 . ., f . . , -. ' 1- ,' ,, 1 1- F' 4 , Q. 'FA' V 'G' lx, f' till. rf, + 325232 I QA 555220 f X ,JOM 3 fv pf ff' + X ,wwe Ofvfjrw Q:l:?3 liX'44Lf'wY WW DAM Xgxg-QQ l LQYJQP 5yJff,, G iff M A . Ski . I . Si X p E 59 'LL' XS M gg 336 mfr! OL MERCE HIGH SCHO COM The SRE GIT 1953 -1954 COMMERCE , TEXAS - 9 FIFTH EDITION F OREWORD Into your hands we place the 1953-54 an- nual with the hope that it will be the record of ayear spent which may always be recall- ed with memorable pleasures. THE STAFF MN pjluwx G1 RCE mea SCHOOL e COMM SALLY RYAN Editor ln. BETTY MAC RODERICK BOBBY HAMMONS Assistant Editor Sports Editor C AROLYN BROWN JERRY LISTON Business Managers MERLENE PRESLEY Club Editor MRS. MARGARET SCHULZE Sponsor ANNA TALLEY IOLENE PONDER Typists vv- , V., V' 'I ir n fE1EMi,?3s3?S?4U3s:: :if ' ' TABLE OF CONTENTS STAFF ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SFNIORS JUNIORS SOFHOMORFS FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH FAVORITFS ORGANIZATIONS Bk ATHLETICS QV C9-0 ummm YHGH 5 CO CK OL BAND SBA ' I ,iw ,X Ss .f J f gm, ,gi Wi. ' A haf' l 2 , . w 1 Ziff' K , hlur--iqugpa' i-agsuv' an U-iuasnui--. -.--q-nua1u-- - a-ups--me-n-up-,-.--Q-n---If 4- -. ....i....-----v ---- ' ,, SCHOOL BOARD IN MEMORIAM C.L. ERWIN, President MR. FORREST L. SHEELY T. L. MABRY, Vice President DR. L.H. LEBERMAN, Secretary MRS. FORREST L. SHEELY JACK CHAPIN GRADY OWENS JIM ABLOWICH SUPERINTENDENT MR. W. D. DRUMMOND It is difficult indeed for meto bring to you in a few words the message that I would like to bring to such a fine and deserving stu dent body, however, I doknelieve that you know me well enough to be able to read into it my every thought and wish for you. One of your biggest tasks today is learning to live in this world with other people. To attain this goal, you must first learn to live with yourself. This comes from the knowledge that you are meet ing in a creditable manner the responsibilities that you have. You cannot isolate yourself, so keep in the midst of life. Talent develops itself in solitude but character is molded in the stream of life. Strive to cultivate those traits that will develop char- acter---Patience, Kindness, Generosity, Humility, Courtesy, Unself- ishness, and Sincerity. MAA PRINCIPAL MR. JAMES F. NELSON The primary function of schools is the development of good citizens. Today as never before, our Nation needs them--citizens who can think for themselves and who will not be led off to false goals. May our aim be, as individual members of Commerce High School, to hold before the school such motives as will encourage others to as- pire to scholarly habits, enlisting in worthy service, and leading forward in all things that will advance the welfare of the school. WMQJ FACULTY VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE B. s. , BTSTC M. A. , ETSTC MRS. HELEN DIC KSON B. A., BTSTC M. A., BTSTC ENGLISH B. A. , ETSTC M. A. , ETSTC Q 54.1 I MRS. LOIS HINEMAN MR. LLOYD WILKINS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MISS TULA MILFORD B. A., BTSTC M. A. , BTSTC MRS. C.W. STANDEFER B. s. , BTSTC M. s. , BTSTC VZ? 1 3 HISTORY 53? if ' . , I 5' K' W If 3' , A e fl' '715xP2?5f' ' I .ygafw ,. viii: , . E Eg 'ik I - -sw f. --.V was.. , ' 7 53' MR. WILLIAM TERRELL B. S. , ETSTC M. A. , Texas University MR. C ARROL HOLIDAY B. s., ETSTC M. E. . ETSTC VOCATION AL HOMEMAKIN G MISS ROBBIE FINCH B.A., ETSTC fam M. s. , ETSTC 'fi MRS. IANICE KING B. s., ETSTC M. s., ETSTC INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. G. E. MYRICK B.-s. , ETSTC M. s., ETSTC MR. LA. SCHULZE B.S.,ETSTC L ' M. s., ETSTC 1' 'I I ' 5 1 Q ,R VUUIJAA- 6 5 LANGUAGE ARTS MRS. LOUISE FUHRMEISTER B. S. , George Peabody M. A. , George Peabody MRS. ANNA G. PITTMAN B.s., ETSTC M.s., ETSTC MUSIC LIBRARY r 'fait I I '4 . I MR. C. R. CALLAN B. S. , ETSTC B. S. , Library Science, ETSTC U ,x 4 , 1' ,: ' I-If I 5-lfyl-'fre 'ORvIL.LEFe!Ai KEIQIZEY v. . - 1 rv j Q I' jif I I y iff f My QB. M.'E.b,r Henvflefion State College X? Arliadelplg' ', Arkansas X. f MATHEMATICS vi MISS KATE MORRISON B.A. , ETSTC M. A. , Texas University MR. L.I. SMITH, IR. B.s., E'rsTc M. s., ETSTC PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. MARGARET SCHULZE B. A. , ETSTC M. A. , ETSTC MR. DON SHORT B. s., ETSTC M. Ed., ETSTC MRS. ZELMA COX B. A. , ETSTC M. A. , ETSTC MRS. DOROTHY KENNEMER B. s. , ETSTC M. s. , ETSTC SCIENCE MRS. MAX EVELYN BREWER B. S. , Oklahoma University M. s. , ETSTC SECRETARIES CAF ETERIA MRS. M. D. ABERNATHY Supervisor MRS. M.J.HUME MRS. E. BROOKSHIRE MRS. JOHN C. ADAMS TAX COLLECTOR MR. T. A. SMITH School Tax Collector B. A. , Oklahoma University M. A. , Texas University CUSTODIAN S xrmfww IRA VAUGHN BUB KINSER MILLARD PARRISH ARTHUR MCCLELLAN X WESLEY TURMAN , I flmf, if - rU...f:- .,,gL,:,.,,:m-If Eirw . .4 W- 11 wammmn--m -M M u-wummmmm-:numb i mmmnwiw4 'mf ssmons SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DONNIE CREAMER - - - - - President JERRY BRANCH - - - - - Vice President GEORGIA HONEA - - - - - - Secretary MARION BIGGERSTAFF - - 1 -Treasurer LILLIE MAE WEBB - - - - - Reporter The autographing of senior memory albums make these seniors realize that their job as class officers will soon be finished. BILLY BANKHEAD Tiger Tips Sports Staff Football Basketball GAYLLE BARTON FHA Tiger Tips Editor-in-Chief Band Vice President Ma jorette WAYNE BENNETT RAYMOND BENNINGTON Football Manager Tiger Tips Bookkeeper Track MARION BIGGERSTAFF Football Basketball Tiger Tips Senior Class Treasurer JERRY BRANCH Football Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Vice President Tiger Tips CHARLES JON ADAMS Tiger Tips Sports Staff JOE ED ADAMS Band Tennis Club Tiger Tips Business Manager JOHN ADAMS JAMES ALLEN Football FFA Junior Class President Student Council President Tiger Tips Managing Editor . fs ,--i aww , -f.,.1fsM-ufmmsmriswwrswm, LEON BRUMLEY FFA MARY NELL CATES Horizon Club FHA DONNIE CREAMER Senior Class President Student Council Football Band Track FFA President SANDRA CROUCH FHA E E 1-1m1Asewmmsmenfma.srsmwmm,sa2QarM . 1 , ,Mu as s DOROTHY CURRIN FHA LEE DIC KSON BOBBY DUNCAN Football GARY DUNCAN F FA Historian Football Track CHARLES FARELL Tiger Tips Student Council N ITA FOLLIS Sregit Art Editor FHA Chorus Ma jorette Band COZETTE HARBOUR FHA Chorus Ma jorette Band GENE HAWKINS Band Tennis Club Tennis Team RILEY HEFLEY Football Track Boxing FFA Secretary CHARLES HILL Football BA RBA RA HOLLEY FHA SHIRLEY HOLLEY FHA Historian Student Council Corresponding Secretary MARGARET FREEMAN FHA President 1 FHA Secretary i Horizon Club Student Council Vice President JERRY GAYLOR Band ' 1 ODESSA HADDOCK FHA BOBBY HAMMoNs J FFA President A FFA Vice President Junior Class Vice President Basketball Football Sregit Sports Editor Student Council Treasurer 'ffl 'A GEORGIA HONEA FHA Senior Class Secretary WILLIS IERNIGA N Ba nd President Track ANN LEMON Band Tiger Tips JERRY LISTON Sregit Business Manager L TW?ff?'li ODESSA REED FHA IRWIN RENFRO BETTY ROGERS FHA Junior Horizon Ba nd GEORGE SCOTT FFA JERLINE SCOTT Chorus FHA Tiger Tips staff WILLIAM SISSEL Tiger Tips Circu Football Track lation Manager JACK PIRKEY Football Basketball Tiger Tips Featu IOLENE PONDER Sregit Typist re Editor Assembly Planning Committee Re porter MARY PORTER DON RAINBOLT Football Basketball Tiger Tips Sport Staff DON SPEIGHT NEVADA SPRING GARY SPURRIER ANNA TALLEY FHA Horizon Club Sregit Typist wmv nw-:. ws-sgtssqhn BOBBY JEAN TURNER FHA CLARENCE TIDWELL FFA LILLIE MAE WEBB Cheerleader Tiger Tips FHA Second Vice President Junior Class Reporter Senior Class Reporter DERYL WIN TON Football Track ANNETTE YATES Cheerleader FHA FFA Sweetheart TROY YOUNG FFA I UNIOR CLASS OFFICER X is ff! E gr. ' --- ,- ' if 2 5 if fi 1 ' CURTIS SHULER- - - - ---- President JOE SAYLOR ---- - - - Vice President SALLY RYAN- - - - - Reporter Secretary MARY WILLIAMS- - ----- Treasurer These Junior Class officers are responsible for a great part of the planning and work on the Junior-Senior Banquet and 1 J From their faces, you can see theirs is a happy task. ' A PATSY ARNOLD GAIL BELL BOBBY BRACKEEN BENNY BRA ND I A NE BRA NOM CA ROLYN BROWN ' L kv Tfglind 1 V , hs, . Va ,Alej . L A Nad -H51 MARIE BUS BY LOWRY CARRINGTON I KA THLEEN CLEMENTS BARBARA DOSTER BOBBY ENGLAND CAROLYN ENGLAND GERALD HAZELWOOD LOVELLA HELTON MARTHA HENIN WILLIE HILL BRUCE HINEMAN ERNEST HOLLEY If xiii rs' we , J as 3' s ,-'. If lg, EV my -f - --,., 1,.: A ,W ,Ll . -Q ix f WM -cavity RUTH FINDLEY BOBBY GENTRY FAYE NELL GEORGE IO ANNE GRAY MARY RUTH HA NES JAMES HARPER SS A A f A L AEES A YSL E i 'ASA QI IA V AAA' V, Y ., . A 1 ,. .,.,,.,...-.,.,a, ,,.. mm.. .KK,. ,,imw.M,,D...,v.,N....,,......,,.,... MARITA IULIAN JERRY KEEBLE BETTY KETNER GLEN KIBLER BILLY TOM KNIGHT WILLIAM LANGLEY X BOB LEMON I JANIE LEMON SALLY LORING BEVERLY LYTLE WESLEY MCCASLAND ANN MCCLUER 'W -Hlgf 'String 'T ,gv,f - IAMES MOORE JOHNNY MOORE RONALD PARRIS MERLENE PRESLEY TOMMIE PRICE JIMMY RAYNES M H... MARY MCCRARY CHESTER MACKEY CARL MASSEY HAROLD MATTHEWS JAMES MERRELL BOB MONDAY BOBBY REGAN ALICE RIMMER BETTY RODERICK SALLIE RYAN JOE SAYLOR NANCY SCOTT I Aw-IW' .- 51- f-va: 'VN fr M ' , 1 'Mer A E no dx' L 'A f is at fl 53 3 its I I E I E fi A I - E',' I I ,jk YYY A S - E :zi,g,14.z-sais-': fgsza, 'iilgf .- Vik i , V A X PFI' Wi . gl Xl,,z , .:7L M -3, wig, I - fi 3 , , ? , A, Wm ' M my f SANDRA SCOTT MILLARD SHAW CURTIS SHULER CHARLES SMITH IOHN SMITH KAREN SMITH CRAIG WALLACE MAE N ELL WALLS BETTY WHITESIDES MARY WILLIAMS VERN WILLIAMS LUTHER WRIGHT WILBURN SMITHEY ROBERT SPEIGHT YVONNE STEWART FRANK STOOKSBERRY DONALD TIMBERLAKE PATSY WALDEN 1m gwi-args,-1 ' unix- I 4- SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS James Busby ---------------- Kenneth Foust- - - Emmett Owens- - - John Joynes ---- Glendon Lemon- - - Our hearts are happy when our minds and hands are busy. ment for these Sophomore officers, - - - President -Vice President - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter Shop work serves as content John Ballard Jerry Bankhead Jane Bickley Kenneth Boles Barbara Busby James Cameron Dorothy Campbell Charles Carothers Elizabeth Cha nnon Bobby Crea mer Dolores Creamer Billy Wes Daniels Roger Denton Lila June Duncan William G. Dunn ,5 ,X 'C f f' A Q ,. ,W I S lib ? . , we ,N Q is 4' ..- -fa-V if E I' 4' we X --Q iff -Win-Nix, gr: ' ik V , 5,5 5 In . . L,. 'asa , krk. ' -, : L 1 6 . 7 . lr2512ef?Ei.1Qi -. U , i , QQ Vk.V jf? I K, V 'f ' ' Y 2 fi 1 Mary Farler Harold Finley Kenneth Foust Wiley Fults Verta Gentry Joe Lee Goodwin Barbara Green Wayne Hale Jerry Hamlin Janice Harnm Terry Hanes Annette Harbour Sally Hardegree Alexia Harper Lynn Hefley Margie Helton Ollie Mae Highfield Barbara Hinton Bill Holley Jerry Holley Clyde Hooton Billy Horton Betty Jones John I oynes James Kelley Bobby Killingsworth Sue Lamb Nelda Leatherwood Glendon Lemon Anna Faye Lindsey .S K':-f ff 4516:-. ,iff 'il ,ox fi fi? as gi ,wr Ja Z, 1 A ' is s rf : TW: Y gym U wg, ,-S, ' ' 4'2?3W Qs :f3.fzg L W .... , 5' , fe, ' ' 1 ' f 1nngn A . v,,,.- f , mem W 2? is 15395 'lf 7-I ig? A J 4363.4 w, ,V I Vsgyg , ws f ' Sis- x In K 1,5 1+- A syss , ,.., K Y i , 'mQ1 'S 1 ' f is 7 1 vm 2 I fiiiieif A i SM. ,, m.,, M M N. xl 7,437 ,... '. -5 A A -R,f5gy,,1f gt ,: . - ,. fi' , R , 'mr 'aw f ff - Q f-Q f ff ,,,::- y ' Mi ,..f'. A 5s af? .g1ff+,U- .gg new , .W M, ' M sbey y ' dx 'YU' Bobby Lytle Gerald McCas1and John B. McCoo1 Peggy McCurdy Gerald Mann Audrey Marriott Leo Massey Frank Masters Irene Miller Sylvia Miller Clarence Moore Harold Moore Robert Myers Joy Old Emmett Owens John Rainbolt Gene Rainey Faye Rimmer Willie Romans Jeanine Roundtree Shirley Sands Shirley Jean Shaw Bill Sheely Harry Simms Marlin Spurgeon Wanda Spurlock Billy Claude Talley John Thompson Virginia Traylor Ann Tucker Shirley Wortman Donnie Creamer plants a kiss on Football Sweetheart Beverly Lytle while Jerry Hendrix looks on. Glenice Turrentine Hazel Weatherbee Montie Wood Sandra Scott, Ann McC1eur Virginia Traylor and Bar- bara Doster help carry out the It's in the Bag theme against the Cooper Bull- dogs on September 25. a.p,f ..---fs .ww u1l nuuvs.rt:enfat.,w:-Q, :mfwr nf:-,A lan-1 .: FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Hendrix --------- ---- P resident Keith Shuler - - - - Vice President Elizabeth Taylor- - - - -Secretary James Adams- - - - -Treasurer Alan Price- - - - - -Reporter These talented Freshman Officers waste no time as class officers. Even though they are busy, they find time to have fun. James Larry Adams Johnnie Sue Bankhead Mary Lou Bankhead Helen Bennington Charles Blanton Jo Beth Boyd Timothy Brewer Charles Brown Menzo Browning Jane Brumley James David Bryant David Busby James Busby Annette Clark Edward Earl Cunningham Margaret Daft Bobby Joe Daniel Donald Daniel Marcus Davis Ray Edwin Davis Betty Jean Day Billy Drake James Albert Dunn Jerry Dunn Wanda Earwood Sara Echart Myra Erwin Gailya Farell Patricia Farrell Jean Fowler Don Gentry Maredia Haddock Jackie Hammons Wayne Hefley Sylvia Helton Jerry Hendrix Murrel Hogue Nancy Holden Donald Holley .Toe Hooten Brenda Jackson Lindell Jenkins Myra F10 Ietton Ledayne Johnson Billy Kennedy Marjorie Key Mary Alice King Don Lawrence Lowell Leberman Jackie Lloyd Harold Luckett Leo Lytle Vergil McCas1and Milton McC1ung Guadalupe Martinez Carlson Mercer lone Miller Nona Moore James Morgan Wayne Norris Martha Painter Donna Parris Diane Patterson Don Peek Harold Pemberton Kathryn Philpot Bobby Pope Larry Pope Faye Nell Presley Allen Price Richard Quisenberry John Allen Raines Louise Rector Robert Russell John Sands , Zia J' 1 ' he ld 'avg df for . jiiifli .45 fl, Q. 5 K ' '11 .K X - E nn nni .- ff' P f f 1 - K 2 S 5 V , Y T ,iff ' .rbi if 1 fm S 3, 'ellis .mag G n g f U at at W 1 kk : K fi rr . ' , , 241 '. , 1' I t t. is Q gvA A A 1 tw ,. I 1 Q nw EE-if ' .-A iz ,,,,,Wr we f. -we-as 'TBP Richard Sansing Billy Ed Scott Ragene Scroggins Lavenia Sharpe Keith Shuler Gayle Shurnate Gerald Joe Smith Jackie Spring Neal Stewart Glenn Stocks Mack Stringer Denzel Talley Wanda Talley' Elizabeth Taylor Mildred Teel Barbara Thomas Larry Warren Ann Webb Anita Whirley David Williams Donald Wilson Arthur Hammons Jumon me EIGHTH GR DE OFFICERS was Winston Williams - - ---- President Gerald Webb- - - - - Vice President Mike King- - - ---- Secretary Donnie Doster- - - - - Treasurer Jimmy Hyatt- - - - Reporter These future pilots, of the supersonic jet age, are learning about the construc tion of planes. Billy Joe Follis Sonya Follis Skipper Fry Larry Gayler Al Gounah Shirley Haddock Joy Hampton Dian Hawkins Jimmy Hawkins Hammond Heath Stanly Hinton Bobby Hobbs Lorna Abbott Dwa in Anderson H.C. Baxter Tommy Dale Cargile Wanda Cates Robert Clements June Cooper Sherrel Curtis Bobby Mack Daniels Donny Doster James Allen Dunn Ann Fields Tony Humphries Jimmy Hyatt James Jenkins Gary Kibler Virginia Lynn Kincaid Michael King Ann Langley Rose Lemon Mary Evalee Lunceford Martha McClendon Odeana McFadden Jacinto C. Martinez 1 4 z an fn--zur: 1 fi ,,. fin it .V,-' k'hk' gi CB iii ' ,. I Q Joanne Mayes Dell Merrell Edward Mobley Sandra Moffett Loyce Moore Jerry Murphy Lewis Myrick Larry Odom Michael Oglesby Bamby Oldham Dwight Parrish Billy Peek X if y Barbara Simms Swaynee Sims Kenneth Smith James Spann Jerry Speight Sidney Stewart Frank Street Edward Britton Teel Jerry Don Tanner Hazel Jean Thomas Robert Thompson Marilyn Veal PMOYOGRAFH M07 5014114545 Q Q? -V11-ff . 4? Qs X ' 5 ,L - X, -RD N Bobby Peek Martha Pemberton Calvin Prince Sue Ragland Ben Riddle Gerald Rimmer Barbara Ann Robertson William Rountree Martha Sanders Leo Scott Barbara Shields Charlene Short 1 sys J fl. f' of and Harold Wages Mickey Ward Gerald Webb Sara Wheatley Winston Williams Rebecca Williams Betty Jene Wilson Bettye Yarbrough Millard and Jack Shaw are shown on their English made bikes. Odis Young Margaret Freeman receives a Brownie Camera com- plete with flashblub attachment. Margaret turned in the most money in the pre-sale contest before the CHS-Bonham game, October 30. Jerry Gaylor, run- ner-up, admires the equipment. gums-m-nunmmnar wumnmnr mfwarfmmmmuaamu: These aspiring junior high girls acquired an early interest in tennis. In such a large group, there should be a future high school state champ, Santa Claus gives Mrs. Fuhrmeister a hug as he hands her a present at the seventh grade Xmas party. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Chapin get a bang out of Santa Claus stealing a kiss from Mrs. Pittman. JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES This gallery of tennis enthusiasts are getting settled for a demonstra- tion on the serve. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS F Helen Alexander - ---- President Carolyn Adams- - - - - Vice President i Tracy Barnes- - ---- Secretary r Mike Watson - - - - Treasurer u i These class officers have heard that senior high students are above the read ing of comic booksg therefore, they are boning up for future use. P X T Carolyn Sue Adams Helen Alexander Sharon Ann Anderson Michael Atkins Tracy Barnes Martha Ann Boss Marjorie Ann Browning Donald Brumley Laverne Busby Jimmy Dale Cameron Glenda Carr Eddie Jack Chapin Peggy Childs David Clements Jerry Dean Cox 4Z4Lfl4,WfV' Glenda Creamer Clarence Monroe Crouch Ann Currin Annette Daniels Lana Carol Davis Glenn Ann Dowell Kenneth Elkins Bobby Findley Mike Finley Brenda Fults Glenda Fults Gerry Faye Gentry Paula George LaVer1 Gillmore Saundra Kaye Graham Wendell McC1uer Jimmy McClung Kenneth Eugene Maroney Patricia Marshall Delores Merrell Ibra Mitchell Mills Linda Sue Moore Jimmy Nelson Willie Mae Nicholson Jerry Norris Patsy Olivia Painter Sidney Patterson Annie Ruth Pierce Earl Boyd Prince Betty Jane Quisenberry wiv Hui' Louise Green Charles Henry Hanes Roy Harper Martha Haywood Johnny Heath Lona Genevieve Hogue Harry Clayborn Holley Harriet Hyatt Elaine Johnson Gayle Jones Danny Kelley Wanda Kinser Gerald Lacy Linda Langley Clarence Alton Lemon E a a 1 X - M ' ' :fl , ft- -- . 5, I William Robinson Johnnie Rogers William Rucker Bill Russell Larry Sands Jack Shaw Martha Sue Shepherd Frances Short Geneva Ann Smith Audrey Sorgdrager Carroll Spann Dalton Stunkard Carolyn Talley Billy Timberlake Richard Traylor I W :px 715 :5 yfWiz,U5,fg,frg,w,,.i -, L.: :.ww?fr , 3 lg, JF, ,M ,, 'E 4 fl Q p - --' . ie if A S J 7 a .1A:, M, E .- ,f ' il N ' ' K - V ,f, 1 V ' , . if ' ' VSA :f 1f-f,.?aiEP QQ Ierri' , S Q if if! r 5 sz at J ,yri yl 3 if 5 Y , X 2 ' if 3 ,M i R ki 'K Y 'I-wr ii E, f f i I ..4 LM ., V wa, tfsrw? 5 z .SSESQS ., .... WA, . . ' -1 ,'.4:Z:a-.::.-S-5'2Iv: ' -J' Yiiin?-'11 Wing, .If . 3 14.1 .Q WSW W X Q r qs sigf is J 3 'W 'S N' a Y F . L P S X 4 is s em Km ? 4, it fag -Q -' sf 'N ww-.. was N U f fa .Nfl A 5 ,, , 'Q -M, f- -, ' la!!-1 ,EZ ff ' .Lf 'I 2 532' l'T'fP-if Mia John Elmore Harold Ray Jenkins ' Joe Mann M Charlene Walden Mike Watson Shirley Wells Doretta Whitley Alvin Wood Beverly Lyrle, Homecoming Queen, was escorted on the field by Donnie Creamer. Jerry Hendrix presented the queen's bouquet. Seniors and their dates are: Bobby Hammons, Joyce Owens, Shirley Shaw, Billy Bankhead, Nita Follis, Gary Duncan, Jolen Ponder, Deryl Winton, Annette Yates, Charles Hill, Annette Harbour, and Marion Biggerstaff. Riley Hefley, Janice Hamm, Jack Pirkey, Jane Bickley, Don Rainbolt, Barbara Doster, Jerry Branch, Peggy McBride, Raymond Bennington, Gaylle Barton, William Sissel, Sandra Crouch, Gerald Hazelwood, Joyce Phillips. These spooks started homecoming activities by helping the tiger up the ladder of success in the You Don't Have a Ghost of a Chance pep rally. They put a hoax on the Bonham Warriors so the Tigers could beat them 37-6. Marion Biggerstaff gets attention from the two Tiger managers Bill Sissel and Raymond Bennington. .warn m 1. J f 'ir-' . n-nnxmmnnuumnu FA vonmss F I zmanwmwmwmmmmwwmm 'dmvmk 5 szeviglg we W.. :lg gm bll: f 391. '-Iii '1 2 - ,izfyffi ' Q, , Q 5 V 5 1 Q I ' H I BSS' . M. 53-k ,' 'WV , ' 16,47 ,L V: -M a V X V V 1qzg.g1g. -fi 4551? V 1 i ,gigsa ufiigsggggl ,' V-2:1 'fc l22'?'r'?iJ ' A3125 Q ii-irizfgf-53? f . ,flflfi 1 iss.: wg M 44 V ' 'Q i 'QELWH . 1 ,g - ..7 .2VVEL, V , Wk ,, H i 1. 'L 35 . 14 if S K A aggw ME V ug Q M L was 3 . HS, L V2 xs T QI Q vi. 'M 3 w W . gs , 5, Q V NY , x W..-V q 235 K 'xi' rg F gf V , R fl, w fi is R I 2 Q ' .. , 21 H 2 . ima i M V V L I -,J 1, w:1,f,,fV fa '4. ' A ' -- QM :S S, ' 4 541'- if V K M - 0 X V ' Z . .V V V - V ,VW , 'wx Aw , A V . 2 'V V' , 1 L, '. ' ff V ,Q 'L VV w 1 , 5:33215 + V , Q z :V H- 1 7 ' A 'V f, + -V V W , 3 ?-Lf' ' V . - YG ' M W ' 'sg 3 Af f f N T L ,VZ K Wfw :5 W if , M , . 4 -. 'V 2 xl Us A Nw kg' M S1 V-nw M95 Freshman F avontes JIMMY BRY AN T G AY F ARELL V F 20412:-la:wn 7 iVf'lf2r' mr MITUUYJIPSP vlixzw 'lniwn ili 'l:'-twis J WA K- smxlf' ' .fm ff 'wmv VA. 5, 'T-: '9i': v 1 figs ,..,, .xf!sm'f Mm iHm.i.r'-wwf gpm. 5.5 Q Wu 1 .1,,,, Uk ws Q . Q-A ' M 42- inf . f 9 49 Y ' yr. in Z K Q:-4, s Q X Ht 4 x gk 1-.4 V ,, .G . .. s-Tx GF , ,T Q. fr if-K' it L As yr., ' :ff .- 2, ,ZZ ee :af le ' ' kwa k , H .L., il .giki A gf r f.. . I Ui Y gsgfgsv , i YQ, . 1 FFA Sweetheart K- jsiw, Xyf, Q L 1 '-- we :v ,e Q . f,14ge'f' H ' Ei.?5iiEe'5s?wLfJJQfZ'tziff? ST Y - 1 A I? wugfw, fx LZ D A R Representauve SHIRLEY HOLLEY U ,JA ,ff A Jw' k'? 3 , W Fx f - ,W 'na 4 Q- K A--A Rf 3 M 5 , K W. Ri L! s, Q f 4 fs J 4, .,s W? 5 1 y dv . 2 .X 3-,Q , xr- Q.: . V -T Y sf .ig 3555, 'Fi 'W hvsgkfih A 3,,t:,, QV gf gf kg if ,. Hi URGA NIZA Tl0NS One of the favorite programs of the year is always the East Texans, dance band from East Texas State Teachers College. ASSEMBLY PLANNING COUNCIL Back row: Mrs. Era Standefer, Billy Tom Knight, Donna Parris, Bill Sheely, Martha Haywood, Clyde Hooten, Glendon Lernon, and Mrs. Max Evelyn Brewer. Middle row: June Cooper, Joe Saylor, Lewis Myrick, Barbara Sims, Myra Erwin, Don Speiht, and Mike Watson. Front row: Jolene Ponder, Jeannie Fowler, Joann Gray, and Shirley Wortman. Fw V , ., One of the many projects of the Student Council is the sponsoring of the huge Christmas Tree that is always placed in the front hall. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Charles Farrell, Shirley Holley, Bobby Hammons, Carolyn Brown, Marga- ret Freeman, and James Allen. Second row: Danny Kelley, Curtis Shuler, Winston Williams, Hammond Heath, Charles Smith and Donnie Creamer. Third row: Miss Morrison, Swaynee Sims, Charlene Short, Billy Holley, Patricia Farrell, Genevieve Hogue, and Helen Alexander. Back row: Gerald Lacy, Billy Talley, Peggy McCurdy, Joyce Phillips, James Busby and Craig Wallace. Commerce Public Schoo1's official pub F? ,mfil Q 9 11 - 0 lication ending its 18th year. I -330 it.. if af f' Q QE 'J i The latest and most important news stories are written by Margaret Freeman, Jack Pirkey, Charles Farell, news editor, and Jerry Branch. A different front page make-up is their goal in each of the bi- weekly issues. -307 Mrs. Lois Hineman, sponsor, discusses themes, deadlines, and editorial pol- icies with James Allen, managing editor and Gaylle Barton, editor-in-chief. .1115 Q P '40 V114-' -3 ogn ifri f Keeping readers entertained is the assign- ment of feature writers Marion Bigger- staff, Mary Williams, feature editor, William Sissel, and Lillie Webb. Sissel, also circulation manager, sees that all 1000 copies of the paper are distributed. -, .. ' .s 'I 'Y 0 g 2' 'klyr The paper is partly financed by local advertising. The job of Joe Ed Adams, business manager, and Raymond Benning- ton, assistant, is to draw ad copy, sell, collect, and pay bills. Nevada Spring and Ann Lemon, class editors, check ad copy and news layout on page 4. Spring is also exchange editor. Sports writers who plan Tiger Tips' page 3, cover all school sports events, and keep statistics are: Billy Bankhead, sports editor, Charles Adams, Jerline Scott, and Don Raiubolt. News of underclassmen is covered by Glendon Lemon, Alan Price, and Jimmy Hyatt. Their Columns appearing regularly throughout the year are Soph- omore News and Views, Freshman Focus, and Junior High links. Elizabeth Taylor, Densel Talley, Johnnie Initiation of freshman FHA members Sue Bankhead, and Helen Bennington are at Mulligan Stew honoring the new members busy making inexpensive Christmas gifts. and their mothers. A tea honoring their mothers was one of the highlights of FHA Christmas events. S f L, S J A Christmas box for the needy is being Miss Smith, student teacher, assists the Packed by three FHA members: Safe Echart' girls in candy making and decorating clever Wanda Talley, and.Ragene Scroggins. CaI1dY b0Xe5 for Christmas- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Margaret Freeman - - ------ President Shirley Holley - - ---- Historian Joyce Phillips - - - - - First Vice President Shirley Wortman - - - - Parliamentarian Cleta McC1uer - - - - Second Vice President Sara Echart ---- - - - Song Leader Sally Ryan - - - ------- -Secretary Audrey Marriott - - - - Song Leader Mary Williams - - ------- Treasurer l Annette Yates --------------- Reporter District Vice President, Carolyn Brown and Chapter President, Margaret Free- man are collecting ideas for the local chapters program of work. Mrs. Janice King, Miss Robbie Finch - - - Sponsors , .L all F.F. A. boys watch Mr. Wilkins demonstrate vaccine for Fowl Pox. These boys are Gerald McCasland, Joe Lee Goodwin, Billy Daniels Wilburn Smithy, Jerry Hamlin, Mr. Howard Gentry, Gary Duncan, Rob- ert Speights, Ernest Holley, Kenneth Boles, Johnny Moore, James Moore, Jerry Keeble, Jerry Bankhead, Mr. Wilkins, Emmett, Owens, and Clarence Moore. 9 , IVV. ,Z 1 , . Meat judging team takes 5th place in state Team donates for hotel bill on the A 8a M at Texas A 8: M. Ui?- Summer camp at Lake Texhoma. This is LHS! 0116 in washes T-he dishes- livin '. FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS Bobby Hammons - - - ------- President James Busby ---- - - First Vice President Emmett Owens - - - - Second Vice President Don Speight - - - - - Third Vice President Glen Kibler - - - ------- Secretary Bobby Creamer - - - - - - Treasurer Jerry Bankhead ------- ---- S entinei Joe Goodwin, Terry Hanes - - - - -Co-Reporters Johnny Moore ---------- Parliamentarian Gary Duncan ----- - ----- Historian Mr. Lloyd Wilkins - - - - - - Advisor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Ililllllilillllllliii 1 illftiiliiiliiliiiziiili luvf' .wp .,.a..v-H C. H. S. BA D First row: Mr. Orville Kelley, Band director, Gayle Barton, Majorette, French horn, Annette Harbour, Tenor saxophone, Donald Timberlake, Clarinet, Shirley Wortman Clarinet, Joe Beth Boyd, Clarinet, Larry Odom, Clarinet, Nita Follis, Majorette, Trom- bone, Cozette Harbour, Majorette, Alto clarinet, and Benny Brand, Drum Major, Trom- bone. Second row: Sylvia Miller, Flute, Jane Bickley, Flute, Sally Hardegree, Flute, Sue Ragland, Flute, Mike King, Alto saxophone, Carlson Mercer, Alto Saxophone, Billy Tom Knight, Alto saxophone, Johnny Sue Bankhead, French horn, Helen Bennington, French horn, Mary Lou Bankhead, French horn, and Verta Gentry, French horn. Third row: Bobby Myers, Trombone, Roger Denton, Trombone, Bobby England, Trombone, Bobby Peek, Trombone, Billy Holley, Drum, Billy Sheely, Drum, Joe Saylor, Drum, Billy Kennedy, Bass drum. Fourth row: Billy Peek, Trombone, Rose Lemon, Baritone, Willis Jernigan, Cornet, Bazil McKenzie, Cornet, Lynn Hefley, Cornet, Jackie Lloyd, Cornet, Wayne I-lefley, Cornet, A1 Gounah, Cornet, Robert Clements, Cornet, Barbara Simms, Baritone, and Odis Young, Bass horn. 4 'W 'qc x ff-'5 5, ,l,11 W 777 A 1 NITA FOLLIS Ma jorette COZETTE HARBOUR Ma jorette ,-1 f?iM1'4J B x - I fx 'T 11 x l Q' ' 5 f ' v-'A W BENNY BRA ND GAYLE BARTON Ma jore tte A NNETTE HARBOUR Ma jorette Drum MBJUT 1--.BB A C ELLO Jeannie Fowler Elizabeth Taylor Myra Erwin VIOLAS Shirley Wortman Glenice T urrentine VIOLINS Sara Wheatley Annette Clark Kathleen Clements Jack Shaw Martha Haywood Dian Hawkins Barbara Shields Charlene Short Jimmy Hyatt BEGINNING STRINGS 4.-1' ADVANCED STRINGS BASS Billy Peek CELLO Alan Price VIOLINS Carolyn Adams Larry Sands William Rountree Jimmy Hawkins Donald Brumley Jane Brumley Sue Shepherd Ann Currin Linda Langley Billy Tom Knight Joanne Mayes Harriet Hyatt Carolyn Talley Glen Ann Dowell 4 ,T , ,,,,L,,, .... BILLY DONN IE GERALD JACK RILEY BANKHEAD CRFAMER HAZELWOOD PIRKEY HEFLEY Guard Back Back Back Tackle RON N IE , mains f '?5 Back Y X, A K A Q N X X BOBBY KILLINGSWORTH Tackle DERYL WIN TON Tackle JERRY LUTHER JOHNNY BOBBY MARION BRANCH WRIGHT MOORE HAMMON S BIGGERS TAFF Guard Back Back Back End GARY JAMES JERRY SKIPPER JERRY DUNCAN MERRELL BANKHEAD HOLLEY HENDRIX Center End Guard Back Back DON RAINBOLT End CARROL HOLIDAY Assistant Coach TIGERS WILLIAM SISSEL Manager CHARLES BROWN Back JAMES CAMERON Center RAYMOND DON SHORT Head Coach BENNINGTON Manager KEITH SHULER Tackle JIMMY BRYA NT End Site l 1 mam 4' -idk: MILTON MCCLUNG Back CLARENCE MOORE Guard ,i f L J- gf, I OHN NY THOMPSON Center BRUCE HINEMAN Tackle 'WWE 'Vik' l il I I A I to Iii? A' or t ri A T I . . ,. , ' 3'--,J , ' , in A., ,..: I .. : :gi K M., H f I i :V I K I I - 1 WW, ,ig ,, . . - 1 Y j.: W 'igfg ljrr , 7 f 1 Q M.. ,, i , I , 1 it , , . 5 . . . . 5 W AM A f, A 'ir ' Q ' ' . A ' ' W - A 5? ' I I I .. H A ' I - . -3513 .- fe A . We A I H I I , 1 . '- a ' ' T 5 at is XI , H 'T 1 2 2, eaee I 'M I H T T '- ,.,, - - K i . I 5 -, , ' H' i 5 1 5 A VW, f.X A -A , , gg .. Q . may , ,- ,- Q.. - ww wggf , i , 3, 3 . 'js N 1 - - wk L ,T f , P f - 443 y I it p 3 I , z N an 5 at , I PM Q in-4 4 , , In the Bonham game, Donnie Creamer goes all the way for a touchdown. Johnny Moore makes a long run against Pittsburg, while Donnie Creamer clears the way. FRA NK MA STERS Ta ckle JOHNNY RAINBOLT Center KENNETH F OUST Ta ckle JOHN JOYNES Back L ,mm if farr A A I H CHESTER MACKEY Back HAROLD FINDLEY End HAROLD IA MES GLEN NEAL MATTHEWS KELLEY STOCKS STEWART Back End End Center TERRY CHA RLES CHARLES TIMOTHY HA NES HILL BLAN TON BREWER Back End Tackle Tackle FOOTBALL RESULTS 1953 We Tea m played They 0 Whitewrighr ' 20 6 Mesquite 19 13 Cooper 1 3 15 Sulphur Springs 13 36 Honey Grove 1 2 26 Winnsboro 19 0 Mt. Pleasant 30 37 Bonha m 6 6 Pittsburg 19 '7 Mt . Vernon 40 DONA LD WILSON End LEDAYNE I OHNSON Guard MURREL HOGUE Guard DON GEN TRY Back LUPE MARTINEZ Guard Jack Pirkey makes a long run against Bonham with Johnny Moore close at hand. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Jimmy Hawkins, Jerry Cox, Mike Watson, Jimmy McC1ung, Tracy Barnes, Jimmy Nelson and Eddie Jack Chapin. Second row: Larry Sands, Charles Hanes, Bobby Hobbs, Sidney Stewart, William Rountree, Johnny Heath, and Gerald Lacy. Top row: Larry Gayler, Dell Merrell, Billy Follis, Mr. G. E. Myrick, Jerry Murphy, and Hammond Heath. xx in MARY WILLIA MS BEVERLY LYTLE ANNETTE YA TES gpm. L S z,,1. 1, A. , CHEERLEADERS MRS. IA NICE KING Sponsor JOY OLD LILLIE MAE WEBB GAIL BELL df' it 1? ,-415.-A vuvwimf Q 7 'QPGIQIPW - 4 1 5 , n B A , 6- T'- K - ' ' .EF F ' A L,:., f 'f EEBB f 4 ' f 'TV' ii A , 1 LZ -V ' .- N 5 ez' N v, ff f , :V .V Ibm, W ' 'f B 'gf B. B,BB' 1 MARION BIGGERSTAFF CK pnucvf DON RA BOBBY BRACKEEN BASKETBALL ROY GENE HAWKINS HARRY SIMMS BOBBY MBP-ON KILL ING S EAMES CA WORTH GERALD HAZELWOOD TEAM JOHNNY RAINBOLT I A MES KELLEY ' A Bn TEAM First row, left to right: Don Gentry, Jerry Hendrix, Charles Blanton, Harold Pemberton, and Alan Price. Second row: Glen Stocks, Milton McC1ung, Jimmy Bryant, Charles Brown, Keith Shuler, Neal Stewart, and Jackie Spring. TERRY HANES FIRST ROUND RESULTS TEAM THEY 46 Bonham 60 45 Mt. Pleasant 41 31 Mt. Vernon 54 59 Sulphur Springs 54 51 Pittsburg 41 69 Winnsboro 45 SECOND ROUND QINCOMPLETEJ 54 Bonham 53 43 Mt. Pleasant 61 Mt. Vernon JIMMY RAYN ES The Tiger Cagers finished the first round ' of district play in a second place tie with Mt. Pleasant and Bonham. Mt. Vernon took first. Stuff gets two against Honey Grove in the first home game. Brackeen, No. 24, and Rainbolt, No. 35, watch for rebound. Long shot by Pirkey looks like it will drop in against Mt. Pleasant. C H S won 45 to 41 in an exciting home game. Biggerstaff goes up with Mt. Pleasant center as Simms, Rainbolt, and Brack Sulphur Springs Commerce won 59-54. een Crowd under the hoo?- I w Bobby Killingsworth won Boys' Bobby Peek is a high ranking Junior Doubles the past summer at Tyler and Boys' Netter. He won numerous chal- was runner-up in Singles. He won Junior lenge matches and reached quarter finals Boys' Doubles in District in 1953. in the Dallas Country Club Tournament the past summer. 41 5 li 23 7. 55 l Gerald Webb, Bobby Daniels, and Dwain Anderson pause between sets. These three are the hottest prospects for 1954. Ann Fields skyrocketed to No. 1 Charlene Short teamed with Ann player after winning several champion- to'win District Junior Doubles title and ships and was runner-up in the Dallas is 0116 Of CHS'S fiI1CSI C0lT1PCIil01'S- Country Club Tournament this past summer. I Helen Bennington and Mary Lou Bankhead pose as former Junior High doubles champions. 8 S 3 X , ws 5, iff 3 a 9 Gene Hawkins and Bobby Brackeen are veterans in fl E as 9 ..,, .il Y if- Hb 9 10 Sally Ryan, Senior singles player, moves her name to the top of the challenge ladder. Yi Donald Timberlake is a C. H. S. Championships. Gail Bell, senior high strong contender for team honors. TENNIS tennis player, stops for a minute before continu- ing her match. 'Op Curtis Shuler has played on the team for two Benny Brand was a singles finalist in District years. He boosts Tiger hope for '54. fe.. ,g4,, ' Ps f . 5 r,:.f1ff11 1 f' 5 play in the '52-'53 season. Driver Training students getting a demon- Seeking knowledge takes up the libra-IY stration on tire changing. Barbara Doster time for these students. Seated left to right and Sandra Scott look on while Bobby Dun- 316 VSII3 Gently. PCSSY MCCUICIY. and can, Jerry Liston, and Troy Young do the I6l'1'Y HOUCY- Standing are Kenneth FOUSI. dirty work. Sally Hardegree, and Don Peek. at T ,QE K CLASSES gga I Drawing students indulge in the finer points .gg r of house planning. Those seen are William si. ' Langley, Benny Brand, Gerald Hazelwood, and Bobby Brackeen. At the end of this h , I unit students made model houses and they B N Q-' were displayed in the uophy case. Biology students enjoy unpacking specimens of insects, earrhworms, fish, and reptiles. Among those who helped were Clyde Hooten, Bill Sheely, Carolyn Brown, Erwin Renfro, Johnny Thompson, and Wiley Fults. English 12 students appear interested in Chaucer. Learning the well known prologue are Riley Hefley, Bobby Duncan, Peggy McBride, Jerry Liston, and Nita Follis. Bazil McKenzie takes a lighter outlook on learning the lines. at M r 6 COLOR DAY raises spirits at pep rally- Mr. Nelson, Deryl Winton, Betty Sue helped to down Sulphur Springs 45-41. Rogers, Charles Farell, Miss Morrison, Joy Old, Annette Yates and Mr. Drummond display Orange and Black for Color Day. Glenda Fults, Doretta Whirley, Martha Haywood, Jimmy Nelson see March of Dimes chairmen Jerry Branch and Nevada Spring declare Mrs. Louise Fuhrmeisters' A home room winner with a total of thirty one dollars and seventy cents. 2 Q i 2 2 Billy Drake and Myra Erwin become Abner f rj and Daisy Mae on Sadie Hawkins Day. g TJJ D. A. R. winner Shirley Holley and runners up Odessa Haddock and Georgia Honea are honored. The annual Harvest Festival was held in the Commerce High Gymnasium on Friday evening, November 6, with James Allen, President of the Student Council, acting as master of ceremonies. Lillie Mae Webb and Jack Pirkey, Seniors, reigned as Queen and King of the festival Juniors were Gail Bell and Luther Wrightg Sophomores, Dorothy Jane Campbell and Bobby Killingsworthg Freshmen, Ragene Scroggins and Charles Brown. Seventh Grader Elaine Johnson won the title of Princess and was escorted by Tracy Barnes. Charlene Short and Bobby Peek represented the eighth grade. HARVEST FESTIVAL - - - -Cheers went up as the King and Queen approach- ed the throne . - - - -Silence prevailed as King Pirkey crowned the queen with, I crown thee, Lillie, Queen of the Harvest Festival. F ' 1 warms- , ,H , t,. f s., e. X A lot of work went into the success of the football season. These cheer- leaders went beyond their duty to keep C.H.S. spirit high. Here, the girls are shown decorating the goal posts at Memorial Stadium. Mary Williams, on the ladder, Beverly Lytle, Joy Old, Gail Bell, Annette Yates, and Mrs. King, Sponsor. Charles Brown, Fairlie transfer, proved valuable to the Tigers. f x.,f Riley Hefley, Coach Short, and Donnie Creamer didn't lose any time planning plays. Even at noon they could be found drawing them on the ground. xx wi fx elsif?-wiki. t, 9 rs Q. Merlene Presley and Carolyn These journalists were caught immediately following the last session at the THSPA Convention in Denton. At this session the group learned that Tiger Tips made all-Texas rating. Billy Bankhead and Margaret Freeman also won individual awards. Brown explored the vicinity of the Little Chapel in the Woods at TSCW. gr- ik, ,ff Mm' 'Q- , ' V' is ' .W .Ww...,..,.., fx The bandshack was the scene of this Christmas party held by the band before classes were dismissed for the seasonal holidays. I 1 This Sadie Hawkins contest made Mary Williams the most typical Al Capp character. A1 Gounah portrayed Santa Claus at the band Christmas party. K.. ! s ,Y I ,, 4 .. 9 is- K 1 ' . 1 - wi., if E X - , ,, 4- , F- A 4047 ,. , Dux' 'W70,JUf-eu ' ' WM. wjdjjuyjl AW ,4,,af3-1,9-Aff . rx, W W WA, ww J 'Q 5' J IX J ,grim ffl! 9' ' 1 5-Q X WW Xgjwy gf I N 'iv . .5 V! Y W' M H Q Na W: - ffjnvtr' l 4 gf M W ,fx W,,q ' W' gb vw, WM ' of 'MVT lk-gf' wil HV' gwy Wx! , My Ni Rb Q: Vg 5 f A ' jg Aj A 51 fffy MJ My ,,J ' Y gi off, X l 'q,fv1u'!y'9 Y 35: ,M N . . fffffw R .. jf! W ff' ig E U I ER LQ? ' ,QWZZW ' ..6?7.Ci mf . v WWW? M IJV' fwwif J57'f-f4Wfyv'7f'?f wc-fff,,,,piZ ... - f ii , , 'e. - - V .4,,A1.l...1,f.,.al. ..,, , ,V Q, 4 Z , 'l,'?7 a,4-WL. ., ,..-,. , . .. - L.. E-41-H--' .. ,,.,faJ,.-w, -f I I I, I -A-.wil f -gf -, I 8 1 K A . fu? V .4 W 5 ' I I , .' fig III ' I I ,I 1 I ' ' - 1 - g , I . I . - ' ' . ' - I . 1 I . I . I IJKI I I n I . I II, - 5 t , of 4 f 1 I .. - , ' . W f if i . f I f, ,P Q X . 2, ff! U ju! ,I II x I , Q38-X. K MNA Wvzb FL! KI: al ,yvvdl W S Ti WWW ffdff ffff... .gfmw ,ff wfwwag Sf jf WWQMP . I V , N I f bf' + I,1:IIIi I f. . . X Q - Il, ' ,A I 2. I. 'f ff ' 9' I. - I I 1 I In 7 Is III, ' . F 1 1 . V' . , ,NI ' jx I I,,f' ' '. if jj i IR,-' I ' ., 1 u V A V , 5 . . , - ' I 1 - ' xx 3 I ' Q . ' I '. Jw .QT ,NW 'Q . I V. . ' , x my fx, ' ,a i ' ' ' A ERJ' 1. 15? .I II II I. I? 'N V if Af ', ' ' ' E ixii ' Q Ji K wi Q K5 -'tw ' A M Lv 'cf N' qi ' 1, I 'QI f - Y , I -- ' Q N - -A .avr sd f K I-.AV H ' i '15 mg X! 3 ' L' Q . 5, f - Y 3 I1 . -- 1 .fx 45? '451'W L' ' gy II I III Q ' . I.. A AI ,gd .I IL! I? . . I r. 4, . Vw, W- f NJ ' 'I VINQFJL n, I Salk! CXIJ g . - A -mf f V . .A Q . , , ,. .Q , l f f ., I V I -, 1 l' bi X' . 5 TL ' ,rf .vl ' nl f. ' ' ' ' ' x .Cl 'Y 'I I e- . - ' . ' Iv I , - I , II ' 9 i u 1 .vi ' -Q -. J 1 I .-r .I I I I ' I . ' . , V li V , I- I' Z -I J ., , w .b f I. I-III .I 4, III . i ,. 1: wg, I I I I I I N I . ' I A I I I 1.- .I . I III I ' u ' 'V . 1 UM., gi' ..1,.',g:, ' Af' . Ja ' , . . Iii I7 jk 4 fy ff , 1 1 9 .ind . QMQKKMM , Www qi 1,'n 'vita J! .N .s. ,N ,,, 1 ,'1 ih ' f, 1 :aww af Y i x H 'r Q '1 ' I is W: 2 , 1 : E iq! . I, f 1 . 'J PX ,f A n' l i 1 H M f , , 5 , ,T ' -:ji .. ' 1 f I X . f ' all 1 ,i