Commerce High School - Sregit Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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' MW J N W' ,fefzf5b7'47f Y TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Organizations Favorites Sports Features 'ict 'A f ' f 62 s 4 :Q if afqvwbvfi -SQ MLW N Wig fp! ,A M ' XX-f Q-X ffiflffiyl I 'jf' X3 MJ in ' Y' q it QW W M if -f i .. b . I ix K Jr 1, N924 WMJXX . . . Those crazy sock-hops 1n the gy!! . e vlctory uyell that rings , u H. H . . . . . QL, 1 Emu ,IN 0 fy' by I to a chmax each pep rally. . .the f1, 11Sh class. . . two X Jexifjwfp XF or three 'hot' typists making it arder for us 30-a-minuters.. .these yd ,GJ XVNSU5-' and mire make uvthe contents of Commergze High School. VN JJ i I 4. x xi ' . , i - ,Ui U U 1 X , v- 1 ' 1 I' i WWMZQ aefsla W f f MM ff MM, efmwwf JAIJ , V 1 Q 9, M U f .Av f A f- I. I ii. .fJgN IV , . L- I I, lt. iv I V lr ,y y W FOREWQRD , r f at -s W1 ww fp yyfwfpwlf U fl 4 - sf - ,f 't s 1 PF l . i ly 'I 1 ,, 'yn 'TA L Wg' 5 , O . . . The corridors containing the funny old pictures of the 1928 graduates. . .sitting on X the curb before the bell rings. . . Miss Milford standing at her classroom door. . . students A M smelling of freshly mimeographed test papers. . . nostalgic memories like these are pre- l l sent in the minds of those who have passed through these halls, sat in these desks, and taken as much of their five-minutes-before-classes as possible. K The purpose of the 1956 Sregit is to serve as an archive for these memories - so you A Ncan act lly see your memories and relive each picture. ,P s' er l we have achieved this arm. ' X f-0 5 V is r , Sfegit r Q 1 N ,X up xx y Kp ' s . kt - tO V ,,f. MA , ,,,, , L-ff rw wi, .,,, 1, A . -. 0 153' Rf X9 . , in ,gk LLC' X , X, W x -f X x L 1' J L- xv fax 'A X MEL, Nh: . ffm.. Z QF WJ Qi, QW iff Ji ,fl nr' ', Q 1 JJ. 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Wayan effifffliii Keeping tab of the money 54 Talking with students knowing them being inter spent by CPS. . .making out checks for teachers. sorting mail. . . typing letters. . .is Mrs. Zelma Cox, Secretary to Super intendent Prewitt. bmp ' ' r ,., y f , by , 7 I la- , 4-J , I I 40- Q 3 VXDUJ XMIM .fxyj W 'fy AQ I s fir, yl I 3 3. sk ' ,paul , V J I I 4 - I, ,, ,J W I I ' n X . .1 1 w- V N I J .J ' 1 . A I y 'Q , ., , 1, V, ,, J 0- FE' V 4 ,, 1 Q Q Y, 1fYL'xl! V!! , V' Nfl! Bev rly. . . Darrellw. . Mrs. Ingram. . .occupy most of Mr. In-yy' 4 gra XS time when pot concerned with schools f' pifi' . f 1 x F , to X ' ' ffm , I r , x , I ffi I JUL' 4 1' . X X Where' yy M I c ' iw ldfyoh writem out , A, I . I x . . X If I , 1 ,f 'ff ' f p1FlSs?:'ffPrincipa1 'Dt 1tt fr n'rargl isfffon Lillpf' fro I :UO J. m. nrith long riff df Leave. I, ' i . 1 ' f ' I, V I A L11 v ' if ,. I ' 1' X Af Q I' if ,f-1 ,. nf I , , X4 I Ifchind the Scenes at C.H.S.- PRINCIPAL TRUITT INGILAM ljfff - 10 fljij' ,ky I Y .J 1 - ,Q . ' , -X' VV y. I U, M I V I!! my , ,W I Unix, gyjfrfff 1 I It ,iff if ' .ff 1 X We ,, Democracy. . . the American way of life and government go If 5' I U16 into the teaching of civics by Principal Ingram. V yay!! 'Lf ' f Answering the telephone. . I taking X If R' 4 4 care of the cafeteria money. . . V1 seeing that announcements go to all homerooms is Mrs. Helen Dick- son, Secretary to the Principal. 1 is 3 'f' S X . p l I MU 'J SCHGOL BOARD it MR. T, L. MABRY, President. if' I- . . . The satisfaction of having worked out a problem X'- that helped make the school system run more smoothly .' . . . selection of a school personnel that will work for Ng? the benefit of the student body. . . two of the many ,3 problems that face a' school boardf. . , J kit! 'K ' A ' 1 A it may ' , 1 I gl I ,L llAf,f!j - -B -,. A u ,, , X jig 0 . l-' V - ' 401 ff yi 'MWWC Qt, r s, V 1, flffyl. UL!! Aj Nt ' 1 7l V 1 I jf! Zo! 'I ' if ZZWLI - Lf! ' ff! 03 f , f 1 we fl ff ,ff 'K M f f' -UT! I f e , ,R I , ft' 00 P t BOARD MEMBERS, Back row: Jim Ablowich, Secretary: Jack Chapin: H. H, Heath. Front row: Grady Owens: L, H. Leberman, Vice Presidentg Ed O'Nea1. fbi' 1 , c , X Y A up I , A L 4 ,I .f ,F wg H lgg L . a, A , A 1 'P 'NTS Y w A - -'f f x mififi 4 V -2: I- ' ' ' A , V if M S5 A fx J, 4 . , 5 V 1, V, I 4 --'f5iWi,lQiq-gy k ff, I ' V .' A ' as LQ! f if EM? lwgfx 1534 V if I: ' A A - li A . l Viilf!,:',, ' :,. s f 43 sr 1 HQ, H J' V .N fOl'x I I MQ I 1 ws 'ft' 'X :gk 3 1 it K' as Q ATN 2' I 1 xi f l ,giff xs L15 - -,,, . 7 , A W V . , M ,ff .. A in I H tai-if K ,W . N O STEELMAN, M S V MRS. DOROTHY KENNEMER X B ness Administration ir 035' fffsfftsf 05532, - t . FACULTY Science cg r v'I'he e f a ol teacher is more than meets the eye. . .five classes a day to NE X ti h. .prep ation of units and tests. . .homeroom period. . .faculty meetings -' . . . IEA e ngs. . .sponsoring classes and their activities. . .hall duty. . .sell- 56, BJ cke s at ll games or taking them up. . . riding busses to out-of-town foot- ba games. . .It is fun, too. . . chatting with fellow workers in the morning or at ' . reading an amusing answer on an examination. . . N atisfaction. . . seeing some fact of knowledge suddenly dawn in the eyes js? of is student. . . brushing shoulders every day with energetic youngsters who are 1 e hope of tomorrow. . .helping to guide a student over a rocky path. . . realiz- W .X e f fits vi? S.-JZ .. Q . ng that his job is not being done in vain. . :N J KX l Wagga , .wgrss Egg? 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History 1' IQ on 1 3 MRS. THEDA WHITLEY, M. Special Educ ation 551' Q ,ug 'eff L vf-4, ,Y ..fnM'f'na-up-.1 ln- YQ HIRE 'Pfffn . , , .V , W , . , JM N .7 idfhrw- wig ' fig, 1 -itkkr ' xy? ., . SJ' , A nib? A . wwf- is . . . V-, . ai LA' ' ,553 2 - V--V , ,gf 5: T1-Qif - -',,::. ,f'e?g H X , K. My . YQ.,-1 A Z fi . .' , 'M Jw .1+ ?:i v i ' 1:43 I? Q- . - i -vnu., ' vu ', U 1-. ' S ' -4-u:,:,fn, 0 'fX.',p'? ,-:E,, x'ziM ,,..gW a...,'.,n:,:s,?n,:4h, xwfxig uv, z , .3444 MA, Bog , u 5,5 ,Q ff , 91,9 , , -M f . 24. Q if A snug, ,M In V.. K . , . 'f-:-- 'l'???'rS. Q ' ui 'mug f! rn+ if -,a 1.20.9-,:,g.3.X 2 . ..-'xr 4,9523 5 W- -1 'affkkfvg' ' V s:1.,:.,oy,zg,r-'Q ,, A ws ..n-mJ'?z5gig5.- mg, W W9 e 51414-i 4' . iii ' 1 -1462 Lp - , ,. w:u.'f3v' ' ., .', flf q.n9a.'g1gQ .wi Q 'no.s1.ts4-4-slug. , ?f 's'ii'5i-lfl'n l .2-C wfffsk-A--.x.-.,,,. ,. I v . Tm . ., 'E 1? 9:+6- T: - LQ affix- .-vw--.', ,J 9 i'3 ,' ., 'G'wg, ,. F Y 's '-ual.:--. M 'wnqw,fYff '!'v,,,: in 544-iiiwf QM x , syn, ' A 1 fi! NX , I I Ed. MISS KATE MORRISON, Mathematics M.A. lil I 1 NSPS! QN ,- V-,,,,,..-K, x , . .M -, . .. .J Vg.,-:fif ' I 'imm w.. 1 I x ' A+ X.. .if-L, .,,AA,?D ,Q .. ,Q Ami. . W, ,Nu 5 y rr? K Q 6 :SMB . Y L i t . if 275 7 - -i DON SHORT, M. Ed. Physical Education LLOYD WILKINS, M. A. Agriculture MRS. LOUISE FUI-IRMEISTER, M. A, MR. CHARLES MANNING, B. S, Language Arts Band f ' MISS LELAH SCOTT, M. A. MRS. MAX EVELYN BREWER, M, S. MISS PEGGY MASTERS, B. A, Librarian Science, Math Physical Education H H 41 WJ? K f J O.. X A , V Al I , V, -' r. , ' sEN1oRs I U ,QU ' . . A K . . , Passing chemistry. . . the thrill of finding an extra half credit. . . frantic last minute cramming. . .the scramble for the front row in assembly. . .the feeling of having lasted twelve years. . . these are usually set patterns followed by Seniors. Left to right: Harry Sims, Vice Presidentg Emmett Owens, Presidentg Mary Farler Secretaryg and Kenneth Foust, Treasurer. SE IOR OFFICERS JERRY BANKHEAD Class Favorite 52-53g FFA 52-54g Football 52-56. JOYCE BARROW Transfer student from Quinlan: Class President 52-53g FHA 52-56: Vice President Local Chapter 52-535 District President 53-54, President Local Chapter 54-55g Halloween Queen 52-53: Class President 53-54: Student Council 52-55g Secretary 53-54, President 54-555 Class President 54-55. JANE BICKLEY FHA 52-55g Track Sweetheart 53-54g Harvest Queen 54-55g Press Club 55-56: Tiger Tips 55-565 Cheerleader 54-565 Chorus 52-53g Band 52-54. KENNETH BOLES FFA 52-56g Key Club 55-565 Football 54-56. , .'. BETTY BROYLES Transfer Student from Sulphur Springs: FHA 52- 565 Girls' Basketball 535 Chorus 53-54. BARBARA BUSBY FHA 53-545 Spanish Club Secretary 54-55. JAMES BUSBY Class President 53-54g FFA Vice President 53-54 Track 53-55g Football 53-55: Student Council 53-54. JAMES CAMERON Football 52-555 Captain 555 Basketball 52-553 Track 52-55g Tennis Club 533 Class Favorite 54- 55. l,1WmH ' Y.:-I ROGER DENTON Football 53-55g Basketball 535 Track 54-55g Tennis 53g FFA 52-555 Band 52-53. JUNE DUNCAN FHA 53-565 Press Club 55-563 Class Favorite 53-54g Student Council 55-563 Football Sweetheart 55- 56. W. G. DUNN Tennis Clubg FFA CONNIE ESSARY DOROTHY CAMPBELL FHA 53-54g Harvest Queen Nominee 53-54g Tiger Tips 55-565 Sregit 55-565 Press Club 55- 56g Student Council 54-56, Corresponding Sec- retary 55-56. CHARLES CAROTHERS APC 52-56g Stage Manager 53-565 Key Club 54 56. MARY ELIZABETH CHANNON Spanish Club 54-55. BOBBY CREAMER President FFA 55-56, Treasurer 53-55. fir? MARY FARLER Most Likely to Succeed 55-56, FHA 52-56, President 55-56, Class Secretary 55-56, Tiger Tips 55-56. KENNETH FOUST Key Club 55-56, APC Vice President 55-56, Class Treasurer 52-53, Class Vice President 54-55, Class Treasurer 55-56, Class Favorite 55-56, Track 54-55. WILEY FULT S STANLEY GARVIN Transfer Student from Como, FFA Vice President 53-55, District Secretary 54-55. VERTA GENTRY FHA 52-56, Student Council Secretary 55- 56, Horizon Club Secretary 52-53, Harvest Queen Nominee 52-53, Band 52-56, Major- ette 54-56, Head Majorette 55-56, Class Favorite 55-56. JOE LEE GOODWIN FFA 52-56, APC 54-56, Reporter 55-56, Key Club 55-56, Press Club 55-56, Tiger Tips Photographer 55-56, Sregit Photogra- pher 55-56. BARBARA GREEN Horizon Club 52-54, Tennis Club 53-54, FHA 52-54. JANICE HAMM FHA 53-54, Horizon Club 52-53, Press Club 55-56, Tiger Tips 55-56, Sregit 54-56, Editor 55-56. BARBARA HINTON FHA 55-565 Band 53-563 Chorus 52-535 Wittiest Girl 55-56. BILL HOLLEY Student Council 52-56, Vice President 55-565 Tiger Tips 55-565 Press Club 55-565 Class Vice President 54-555 Key Club 55-565 Sregit 55-565 Band 52-56, President 54-555 Wittiest Boy 55-56. 1 4, . - . 4 I JERRY HOLLEY ' ' Football Manager 525 Track 52-535 Key Club 55- 56. CLYDE HOOTEN APC 53-56, Stage Managing Committee 53-56. TERRY HANES FFA 52-56, Reporter 52-55, Vice President 55- 565 President Key Club 55-565 Football Manager 55. ANNETTE HARBOUR Track Sweetheart 54-555 Band 52-54, Majorette 53-545 Cheerleader 54-565 FHA 52-565 Chorus 52 53: Best All Around 55-56. SALLY HARDEGREE Band 53-545 FHA 53-545 Spanish Club Vice Presi- dent 54-555 Press Club 55-565 Tennis Club 52- 535 Horizon Club 52-53. LYNN HEFLEY Football 54-563 Band 52-545 FFA 52-565 Press Club 55-56. ' i ' -- 75'f 1- BETTY IONES President Press Club 55-56g Tiger Tips 55-56g FHA 52-535 Spanish Club 54-55g D. A. R. Nominee 56. my ,Y JOHN JoYNEs 5 -':1 . Class Treasurer 54-55g Track 53g Football 52-56. J AMES KELLEY Key Club 55-563 Football 52-56: Basketball 52- 56: President Student Council 55-56g Press Club 55-56g Tiger Tips 55-563 Class Secretary 54-55. BOB KILLINGSWORTH rv ff Key Club 55-56g Press Club 55-56g Student Council 52-55g Class President 54-555 Football 52-55g Basketball 52-535 Tennis 52-56g Tiger Tips 55- 56. GLENDON LEMON President Spanish Club 54-555 APC 53-54g Class Most Likely to Succeed 56. ANN LINDSEY FHA 52-56: Parliamentarian 54-555 Press Club 55-565 Tiger Tips 55-56. Q srrst ti' si ti,r G K 5 - y iiz 'Z- J, it :,:,.' . 5-'f,3 iQgQ r.'r1 j GERALD MCCASLA ND .- 1 s f ,V p pyfii 5' PEGGY MCCURDY f trss T I Band 52-535 Press Club 55-565 Tiger Tips 55-56 - -. - ' Sregit 55-56. ., f ' f:1-1. 1ffz:, as Reporter 53-54g Outstanding Science Student 54- AUDREY MARRIOTT Most Beautiful 55-565 FHA 52-56, Song- Leader 53-565 FFA Sweetheart 55-565 Office Assistant 54-555 Cafeteria Assistant 55-565 APC 52-535 Press Club 55-565 Tiger Tips 55-56. FRANK MASTI-HIS Football 53-545 Press Club 55-565 Tiger Tips 55-56. IRENE MILLER FHA 53-56, Reporter 55-563 Harvest Queen Nominee 55-565 Football Princess 54-555 Press Club 55-56. SYLVIA MILLER Band 52-535 FHA 52-565 Horizon Club 52- 535 Tennis Club 52-53. CLARENCE MOORE FFA 52-565 Football 52-545 Track 52-53. HAROLD MOORE FFA 52-565 Football 54-555 Track 54. BOBBY MYERS Band 52-565 APC 54-555 Dance Band 53. EMMETT OWENS Class Secretary 52-535 Class Treasurer 53- 545 FFA Vice President 53-545 Class Treas- urer 54-555 Student Council 54-565 Class President 55-565 FFA President 54-555 Most Handsome 55-56. IOHNNYE RAINBOLT Student Council 52 53 Basketball 54 56 Foot ball 52-565 Track 54 55 Press Club 55 56 Class Reporter 55-56: Tennrs Club 53 54 GENE RAINEY FAYE RIMMER FHA 52-54. WILLIE ROMANS ,f-'H'-ww .far W GLENICE TURRENTINE FHA HAZEL WEATHERBEE FHA 52-56, Office Assistant 54-55. SHIRLEY WORTMAN Band 52-56, Majorette 54-56, Vice Presi- dent Press Club 55-56, Tiger Tips 55-56, APC 53-56, Secretary 55-56, Reporter 54-55, FHA 53-54. HARRY SIMMS Key Club 55-56, Student Council 52-53, Class President 52-53, Class Vice President 55-56, Tiger Tips Editor 55-56, Basket- ball 53-56, Press Club 55-56. BILL TALLEY Football 52-56, Student Council 52-53, Track 52-56, Harvest Festival King 54-55. JOHN THOMPSON Football 52-53, Track 52-54. ANN TUCKER FHA 52-56. 'fr I L1,, M is- ot! .IQ ' ' JUNIORS 9 Q f ,Ol- ll . . . Typical high school students. . .like to sing. . . dance. . . talk. . . chew gum. . . and double date with their pals. . . these are the ones, the backbone of America - so to speak. Left to right: Milton McClung, Presidentg Jeannie Fowler, Reporterg Neal Stewart, Vice Presidentg Lupe Martinez, Treasurerg Joyce Miller, Secretaryg and Helen Bennington, also Report er. JU 1oR OFFICER : ,.,. 'Wi' gg A 'I gf www 13 -I+ ,Q-'f'5 15,1 Yc.MxgQ12 I: -c ... X ' I Tx ,E it Q J f.. A' 'Af I, Wg?-'ivl' JANE BRUMLEY JIMMY BRYANT ANN CREECH A---1- f 'QQ , Y R2 I ALA i JAMES LARRY ADAMS ELIZABETH ALLARD MARY LOU BANKHEAD HELEN BENNINGTON CHARLES BLANTON TIM BREWER CHARLES BROWN JIM BOWYER I O BETH BOYD B1 . A 2 X 'X KL f, ,..,.., H,, I :W W if E 'gf SY sv. 2 ag A. ' 1 X is , W +1 ,H 'QAM K 1 A . ...- EDWARD CUNNINGHAM MARGARET DAFF T BUDDY DAVIS , MIX 'V'-A:-1' dz YY,, L If i ' if M L I L N, BILLY DRAKE Y ' ' M 7 , : X ,M A W , .3 -,W, -wg ? ' , ' SARA ECHART 'figk A.VV J A my .,L1'. MYRA ERWIN GAY FARREL ANN FISHER IEANNIE FOWLHl SARA GOOD FRANK GURLEY MEREDIA HADDOC K JACKIE HAMMONS WAYNE HEFL EY .TERRY HENDRIX SYLVIA HELTON W. C. HETTICH DONALD HOLLEY I OE HOOTEN MURRELL HOGUE BRENDA JACKSON MYRA PLO JETTON LADAYNE JOHNSON ' K A -f . 'Q 23, 4 ig S Q 'xg .uf 3 5 i Ri' ff I NE photo AVAILABL l Zim Y? L JZ P .nf V' 4' gps- X 'M Q iv! ' w i w,,f,.R I K Ixnalwd 1 H L R QE Z ,RRR 3 f ,. -:: ' , 'ik' -K U f l ,,.4v In . fuk A I JIA C' I 1: A .ww . , :,, :i,g1w,1, ,V ai! 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Think - I'11 be fifteen forever . . . like to go to the show on Saturday night . . . watch Disneyland on TV. . . read comics in class. . .have all the time in the world. . .to think. . .to loaf. . . to plan parties. . .seniors envy you. Left to right: Charlene Short, Reporter, Barbara Shields, Treasurer, June Cooper, Secretary, Winston Williams, President, and Hammond Heath, Vice President. - OPHOMORE OFFICERS fYY'X0jV- fb- , , , nk 'hifi 7 J 1'!lA,t.f,L,'3eJ.A, K1-'VL05 VN' 'U Hx A it it N r K' At, is lg if X N ' a 'sfij -4'NJ, L, If , 1 , lk Io Ann Allen Dwaiu Anderson Johnie Sue Bankhead Tommy Cargile Wanda Fay Cates Robert Clements June Wynema Cooper Laverne Crump Bobby Mack Daniel Joan Nell Davis James Dunn Elizabeth Ann Fields Bill Follis Jackie Fortenberry Larry Gayler Al Gounah Shirley Haddock Joy Hampton Dian Gail Hawkins Hammond Heath ..-QF' PHOTO No: maxilable Msfw' if 5 t M-1-HQ, W VN NA RT, vfz- lv .a ' PHOTJN Not available K ' f -We as. ,van www? aa all 3 W f af, if + ,ya 1 71:61 'f .ails if vxx 5 1' YRS Q gif PHOTO W- Nol available ,1 , , ffl Q ,, MN, Stanley Hinton .Timmy Hyatt Veta Julian Charles Kellum Gary Kibler Lynn Kincaid Michael Fred King Ann Langley Rose Lemon Jackie Ray Lloyd Mary Luncefotd Juanita Mae Martin I. C. Martinez Edward Mobley Martha McC1endon Sandra Moffet Loyce Moore Jerry Murphy Lewis Myrick Larry Odom Mike Oglesby Mary Frances Oldham Dwight Parrish Bobby Truett Peek Billy T. Peek Alma Prince Billy Elmo Putman Florence Sue Ragland George D. Raynes Ben Riddle Gerald Rimmer Cloyce Robnett James T. Rooks Clyde Percy Rountree William Roundtree Billy Ed Scott Barbara Shields Charlene Short H5 wa f F 3 A JY' if 1 S V , jf ,. .. 3: M is 2 A ' av 5 K an 2 I ,MESA ,A ,i f -nge z , , , k:..V,. K, ,,:' u,'fi:,gg 5295: 1 'Y 231 Barbara Simms 'N' Swaynee Simms . 5 risen-.saglerflig 1' ' rf: 'mf' V f ' 55 535' i wg M gk- -,..,.....a 6 Xi 1 , 'Yam ,ff'ffQn.1, 1 2-fd E. V' all Fwy? ,fu asf 5 uf lf 5 5 , Q n ,fa . sw 4 . , W ' 1 ' ,-Ma ia, 5 -, .awww- ziais I gee-4 'WH WWI 'tear' wi' 4 g l ' - -2 A 9. 'ilzifiw -2' j , Qlgjjj 25752-1 , .4 -.ff',f1' f ' ' f. CT - , we ,V 7 , L h h wwf I Kenneth Ray Smith Jerry Speight Frank Street Bobby Sullivan Mildred Teel Hazel Thomas Winn Wade Mickey Ann Ward Richard Webb Sara Wheatley Ronald White Vera Whitesides Rebecca Williams Winston Williams Betty Jean Wilson Billy Wilson Bettye Yarbrough I-lollie Young 7 ww l 9 0 X ' FRESHME -Q' I ll in night visits to teen town. . . vivid plans for the future. . . only three years. . . and the thrill of now being Helen leftander, Reporterg and Neal Estes .Q I X Chapin, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Talley, Secre- 1 VN A 1' 4 v 2 QD' L 1 'N '72 X T xx We 0 A0 ,tw JL 1 OFFICERS E iris IN f J all' XXX' v v A WX ,xg IN PX N fm 2 Q93 Wi x x sri my Sl it Q ltr ' Q 5 wg Sari? w as r,,,. K i -' A Carolyn Adams Helen Alexander David Alford William D. Allen John R. Allen Errol Atha Mike Atkins Tracy Barnes Martha Boss Charles Brantley Don Brumley Laverne Busby Glenda Carr Eddie J. 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Kenneth Maroney Patricia Marshall Maureen McCannon Wendell McCluer Jimmy McClung Delores Merrell Sue Moore Jerry Norris James O'Neal Patsy Painter Pat Patterson Ruth Pierce Jane Quisenberry William Robinson Bill Russell Sylvia Russell Larry Sands Leo Scott Sue Shepherd Frances Short Ann Smith Preston Speight Carolyn Talley Ann Taylor ,gf Y V 'V L s PHOYO Ya: u rnihxbie '- ,, f - . W be Mari eg, R., 2 l YL ,A ' x ,ff 1- ' - 3 0 2? F S gg, l S at W , Z J ry , X , if Y' - ff ---S 92 55 2 2 ?? Zi it Robert Thompson Billy Timberlake Joe Turner Charlene Walden p Billy Wallace Mike Watson Doretta Whitley Jackie White David Williams Sara Wright Odis Young fn Tony Humphries ielsils 1'sl'is . I 5, L r 'jg ':' XTR AWK , We'1l Remember These . Homecoming. . . the traditional bouquet of golden mums presented to the football sweetheart. . . band at sixth period pep rallies. . . first person to plunk down the necessary 553. 50 for a 1956 Sregit. . . we'l1 remember these. . . Captain James Cameron Harry Simms, Janice Hamm and Sweetheart June Duncan. Bill Holley , Charlene Short Bandrnan Charles Manning directing at the Sulphur Springs Pep rally. it iiiliil. 1 rsr' it J-. ' ff'i5fff'i ,ig ' I iewaa .fis'r?'7' ' . ' ' Mr: ., ALL W '-fs-s, . r 95 1 lf 3, S lfiliffg'- -, ju 15 K- v-, 5.1 A 5 'f if Alfrgjf k psp., ' is :W Vi xi . ,' f if . f ' KJ ' ' 1 ,L 5 X st ' I gy f I A-,. : v wrw v a kly Lf, .V fgyyi gi f, E .'k,?Q1 l. 1 Q, K Q s W . 'ssr. p K r t ' ' rslr fe r 5? , ,. V Wmwsf - E ff .,.. I ---yr ,... . .S , .4 + tasr Q Q! ' JU IOR HIGH ts Qor lx WMO'-w-Q-n....,,.,..,,,,, EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS . . . Think - how silly those seventh graders act . . . can hardly wait to be in high school. . . these students. . . care- free. . . happy-go-lucky. . . are the ones who really have school spirit at football games. Left to right: Ragna Sullivan, Vice President, Jerry Jenkins, Secretaryg Bernice Parton, Treasurerg and Barbara Hunt, President. ,Ji Y Q um. -. A - -3 461' SEVE TH GRADE OFFICERS . . .Enjoy moving from class to class. . . wish so to be teen- aged. . .dream about owning a horse just like Trigger. . .fresh from elementary school. . .be- wildered first day. . .cocky next. Left to right: Evelyn Allen, President, Mattie Mosely, Vice Presidentg Judith Oldham, Secre tary-Treasurerg and John James, Reporter. Ronnie Anderson Jacque Atchley Linda Bennington Charlene Berry Diann Blankenship John Bowyer Jimmy Cameron Larry Carr David Clements Douglas Cooper Jerry Cox Richard Davis Thelma Eudy Janice Farler Norma Farmer Barbara Fite Reta Frazier Lillie Garmon Clifton Haddock Johnny Hamilton 3 ss rj 995 E 3' 2 5 W if ,mfg '-.f K' igwilkfz Aa Srl . 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W Ann Ray Diane Rector James Regan Gene Ridling t I2 Sue Roderick 'E X V V Anne Rucker Cathy Sandlin V ,- Louis Seyler V . X ssa as fm ssrrs W W Sandra Scott Qi , sw V Virginia Scott fm ' V . 7 Q ' ' :LM ,J Ann Smith . 1' 'tm-M' 't 'tsi i e r Sandra Smith ' if' 'AIA 'V if 15 uii.g 'k k gl 21 I 1 ' Earl Simpson V, A Jo Simms 7 Mike sredman V S ,ttggt N Buddy Swearingin kr ly Norris Ruth Tanton wiuis reel ' Aundria Thigpen Ora Ann Thomas , HJ Pam Treadway i ' ,iVVV,t,tiVr,lV ,Vg VAL Don Turner V VVsj Vi S ' John Turner Donald Walker is i r XX W 4:-its .VV, s I x 5 S vs 2 if 1! fi, .f Q Johnny weddre t tsrssir it X I ' - ,,. 1' I , '-P385 A 7 f. 1 A w - : .DV f ri ,EK VVV., . 'La-ov'L r 1 it 1 :X W ii fwa 'lr ' 'vrshr -.1 F1 24: A I Q 'Q - f A S i i1',t1, - ,. SQ is irnnr.n ' i , .fl-.is s W 'ii' ',':'i' Q rw' 5' ire: '- 'r FP' VV, MM J I 1 A it , v rn emu. Anita W1111ams ' Robert Wood A., ' it' 'W - W -if - ft if V .- V 5 S S 1-, w a, L, 1 ,V i'itV 'irt 5- LV S '-. rr - - 111 ' 'K i ' Li, Q is i 1 fu f' '-t. -4 . ' A M r 1' W - -Q wf 51sr r,', .- 'ft' Carol Wright -,s.r, . . M 1 ir 't i 1 ' K , ' r v A CAFETERIA WORKERS . . . Rolling enough pie dough for some one hundred and seventy-five individual servings . . . washing endless stacks of dishes. . . chopping countless heads of lettuce for salads. . . an idea of the work that goes into each lunch served. Left to right: Maria Jernigan, Mrs. Evelyn Hume, Mrs. Nettie Bennington, Mrs. Thelma Lytle. ,J Wx CUSTODIANS . . . Getting up at daybreak to drive boisterous students to school. . .driving busses full of Tiger supporters to out of town football games. . . sweeping floors . . .dusting erasers, , , all the time remaining courteous, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Left to right: Ira Vaughn, George Little, R. D. Bub Kinser, Millard Parrish. W , , .. 4 Q, , 1 , , 'ii 5. Q ff Q lr o ink ORGANIZATIONS 15, Qkfi,..Qff,V4.4AQ, 'I ,ff,,.,, ,K 3 W' ' ' M3 , 31511 .,,k A, ky' 5, ,Q A E...f:'f.Af-. , Mr. President, can't we do something about the traffic in the halls . . . ex-students who aren't allowed at the homecoming dance . . . slipping up in the cafeteria line? . . . Left to right: Bill Holley, vice presidentg Dorothy Campbell, corresponding secretaryg June Duncan, reporter, James Kelley, president, Verta Gentry, secretaryg Emmett Owens, parliamentariang Winston Wi11iaIT1S. chaplain: Jimmy Bryant, treasurer. TUDE T COUNCIL Gary Don Moore, Genevieve Hogue, Winn Wade, Ann Currin, and Billy Follis. . . . Regular meetings every Monday morning . . . the homeroom representatives, class presidents, officers elected by the student body. . . all the trouble finding enough trees for the Christmas dance. . . saving enough money from the candy machine to send four officers plus one sponsor to Midland for the state meeting. . . working on the problems presented them by the principal. . . this is the CHS Student Council. . . James Kelley, presidentg Bill Holley, vice president. . . . Enduring the long dravsm-out meetings. . . going on long trips to meetings, and never having a word of complaint. . . this is Miss Kate Morrison 4 Student Council Sponsor, , . . ' . Linda Bennington, Jimmy Bryant, Dorothy Campbell, 5. J Ann Currin, June Duncan, Sara Echart, Billy Follis, Verta Gentry, Maredia Haddock, Barbara Hawthorne, . ,f , Genevieve Hogue, Bill Holley, Shirley Howard, Gale , g ' Jones, James Kelley, Ben King, Jimmy McClung, X ' - J Milton McClung, Gary Don Moore, Emmett Owens, ,r Faye Nell Presley, Bill Sheely, Ragna Sullivan, Ora ,- Ann Thomas, Winn Wade, Billy Wallace, Winston - 1 Williams, Bobby Peek. . V --.' ,- , 1 '73 Q 1 oily ' 1,,,, tw 5 , . . as sl ..L' I li'5f' 4 , , 4, Hs, -Q , f .. tx 1 V ' I -5 V ,7 '-'. Jizz f . '- t ,: is- 5 ' 5 Z, E V M m'g :-:ff ir I 5' LL W 4' ,,r. 1,.jj',f.Z, ' i ff: lf - f, t K i ff ' ,',' . , fy -:gfvffg ,,' f ,i ,,t, A fi . rr ,..,j:fP'gf , , ' , 4 A f- , - K 5 f 'A , 7 3 , , e J r J 2 Zi. , E ' J 7 e --,- A , 32 -' Lil ,QV Vi ' J , ,.--. 1 bg J ssss ,Nj-,gig is it ss,-g,,,, g g -i:, ,.., UO, V M 'ij K 1 A ssss B Tips Has Good Yearg Places Second in T.H.S.P.A. . . . Running here and there trying to find enough facts to write a story. . .long hours spent rewriting a story until you are sick of it. . . the joy that comes when you see the finished paper on a Tuesday morning. . . and finally the proud feeling when you heard in THSPA meeting of the 'Tips' getting second place in All Texas Honor Rating. . . the ecstatic look on Jane 's face when the announcement - Miss Jane Bickley, of Commerce, first place in feature Writing - All Texas Rating . . . Bobby Killingsworth fourth in All Texas Sports Writing, another Tipster mentioned to add to the list of the working Tiger Tips staff. . . . . . Mrs. Lois Hineman - the perfect sponsor. . . pleading, ca- joling you to get your stories in on time. . . preaching accuracy, accuracy, accuracy. . . talking you into writing a story you hated. . . H RRY SIMMS, Editor 'I' xxxlw 'FIX -is AJ x 71 . XA .ro drkgxaxbeiixl l on 'ko 5, ' 3 .1 -1' 6 U to 'F V -'I P l l gl f A ' X SPX ,ln .fl .KX XvJ Jn K , L, Y' H' K 16 ft :R J. lx lr I 'I r fl U KN y QU! A 3x K I l U N WA K' - A ' V lx il ' , idx m r l .fxutlrhv Bobby Killingsworth, Dorothy Camp- Audrey Marriott, Mary Farler, Class Peggy McCurdy, Wanda Spurlock bell, James Kelley, Sports Writers. and Club Editors. Typists. 14 Z1 ZX I zg: Q, f , - if ,, Q 6 L.,u,,,m N ,, irq? V N Bill Holley, Feature Editorg Janice Jane Bickley, Assistant Editorg Mrs Hamm, News Editorg Betty Jones, Lois Hineman, sponsor. Feature Editor, Joe Lee Goodwin, Photographer. Ann Lindsey, Assistant Editorg Sally Hardegree, News Editorg Shirley Wortman, News Editor. Frank Masters, Business Manager - '-', 'V W 'X RL e- I IOE LEE GOODWIN Photogra pher SREGIT STAFF RM Q ,X My O fi flwfgfjbk Ek v Y HY BELL . K I gl Q NRG ML w XSS? J QQ 0? SDD! X Q All Work, Some Play Cfor Staff! Finally Produces Yearbook . . . Driving to Dallas to the zoo just to make a picture of a tiger for the cover. . . watching Joe grab the camera and head for cover as the 'overgrown cat' slaps on the cage bars. . . working during library periods, at night and on Saturdays. . taking and retaking pictures until you wondered if it was really worth it. . . knowing all the while that it was. .trying to sell 300 books only to fall ten short of that goal. . . being pumped day after day by classmates trying to find out who were the lucky ones elected favorites. . .finally getting the last shipment of copy out. . . wondering what you were going to do now to fill all the empty hours. . . Bob Russell, Lewis Myrick Art Editors Jerry Hendrix Spom Editor Left to right, Standing: Verta Gentry, Peggy McCurdy, Joe Lee Good- win, Helen Bennington, Jerry Hendrix, Jeannie Fowler, Faye Nell Presley, Bob Russell, Charlene Short, Lewis Myrick. Seated: Janice Hamm, Bill Holley, Dorothy Campbell. ASSEMBLY PLANNING COUNCIL ,F Each assembly that appears in CHS is planned by the K, i p APC. They are headed by: Elizabeth Taylor, LANA Treasurer, Kenneth Foust, Vice President, Bob 'V sz Russell, President, Shirley Wortman, Secretary, Joe We Lee Goodwin, Reporter. T iF7 '3f7 V K in I Y 1' -fm., ' s 1' 'fI--' Carolyn Adams, Jacque Atchley, Charles Carothers, Wanda Cates, Billy Drake, Myra Erwin, Kenneth Foust, Joe Lee Goodwin, John Heath, Clyde Hooten Jimmy Hyatt, Myra Alyce King, Linda Mercer, Bob Russell, Ragene Scroggins, Lewis Seyler, Bar- bara Sims, Elizabeth Taylor, Shirley Wortman, Carol Wright, and Mrs. Era Standefer, Sponsor. L my 4 Helen Alexander, Helen Bennington, Jane Bickley, Dorothy Campbell, June Duncan, Mary Farler, Jeannie Fowler, Sara Good, Joe Goodwin, Janice Hamm, Sally Hardegree, Lynn Hefley, Bill Holley, John James, Betty Jones, James Kelley, Bobby Killingsworth, Ann Lindsey, Audrey Marriott, Frank Masters, Peggy McCurdy, Irene Miller, John Rainbolt, Charlene Short, Keith Shuler, Harry Simms, Wanda Spurlock, Shirley Wortman. jx s 5 5 , at ,rr, 2 s W , st, W 2 t it I I - sa ' 1 ' . 199. 'vit' ML-My im Q- , as ' 1 if ff '1 yyyri J h S s J o B s,s f at of oblr WW? PRESS CLUB Press Club is composed of all class and club reporters and journalism students. Officers are Helen Alexander, Secretaryg Shirley Wortman, Vice President: Betty Jones, President. k J JJCJ f srl hfstl v A ' , ..,.- i I 9 3? fa' L' sa? f ,s f I ,z FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERICA E4 ,,,,aff ,W 1, .za v JR, :al . . . 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Fourth row: Graham, Green, Haddock M., Haddock S., Hamm, Hampton, Hawkins, Haywood, Helton, Hinton. Fifth row: Holcomb, Hyatt, Jackson, Ietton, Jones, Julian, Kincaid, Kinser, King, Langley. Sixth row: Leggett, Lemon, Marriott, Marshall, Martin, McCannon, Miller I. , Miller 1. , Miller S. , Moffet. Seventh row: Moore L. , Moore N., Moore S., Merrell, Oldham, Painter, Patterson, Petty, Philpot, Pierce. Eighth row: Presley, Quisenberry, Ragland, Roundtree, Russell, Scroggins, Shaw, Shields, Short, Sims B., Ninth row: Sims S., Smith, Spurlock, Talley, Taylor, A., Taylor E., Thomas, Tucker, Walden, Ward, Tenth row: Weatherbee. Wheatley, Williams, Wilson, Wortman, Yarbrough, Cooper. . . . Weeks and weeks of feeding, worrying, wondering how to get the fat calf fatter. . . the nights you came home late at night and discovered that Dad forgot to feed him too . . , the grind of staying on the project long enough to finish it. . . finally brushing him down the last time before starting to Houston for the fat-stock show. . . Emmett Owens and Bobby Creamer, F. F. A. President. FUTURE FARMERS Standing: Lynn Hefley, Gerald McCas1and, Terry Hanes, President Bobby Creamer, Clarence Moore, Kenneth Smith, David Williams, Richard Sansing, Sitting: Wayne Heiley and Gene Rainey. OF AMERICA '- -Yi -19 '5 , , ,, , p A I 2. x-5 ' 1, 3, ,P fs..-..w3., , -...V A 6:,, . -S - x . ,, , ,, fl, . +4 -:ir - .77'f.ff' K 'Q . A . fix: S .ffm--ss 3 X Q ' f ef 5 2 ' ' s 1 JA .M 3 r M., Sai 'VM'-14' 2 , ff 1 4 3 r MUS 5 AK . if 'Z , r ' n ',,f2 ' -mf ' 1 vs 'l 'G' .Lava glgjffs 3 .rf A is X SSAZ is mi s . ...a 1 Y gk, f ,j Q f' 2 4 A ' J -'--rf 1 E ss:-gg 5 5, , W s r fr? a W ,Q . 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Second row: Findley, B., Findley, M., Hammonds, Hanes, C., Hanes, T. , Heath, Hefley, L., Hefley, W., Hettich, Third row: Hogue, Horn, Humphries, Kibler, Luckett, Maroney, McCasland, McClung, Norris, I. Fourth row: Norris, W., Owens, Parrish, Rainey, Raynes, Riddle, Rimmer, Robinson, Robnett. Fifth row: Romans, Scott, Shuler, Smith, Speight, Williams, D., Williams, D., Wilson, Young. Lynn Hefley, four year F. F, A. member v S his calf for the Houston Fat-Stock Show. Ready to hop on the bus to take a field trip to East Texas College Farm is one of the agriculture classes rooms under the supervision of Lloyd Wilkins, instructor. Senior Majorette Drum Major Senior Majorette VERTA GENTRY CARLSON MERCER SHIRLEY WORTMAN C.H.S. TIGER BAND . . . March. . . march. . . march. . . till six o'c1ock after school. . . at football games. . . homecoming parades. . . Christmas parades. . . Seems like that's all we do - but I love it. First row, left to right: Shirley Wortman, Sara Wheatley, Diane Patterson, Jo Beth Boyd, Ann Creech, Sara Good, Dian Blankenship, Sue Ragland, Shirley Howard, Lynda Mercer. Second row: Larry Odom, Bill Russell, Wanda Kinser, June Cooper, J. C. Martinez, Genevieve Hogue, Johnny Sue Bankhead, Kathryn Sands, Mary Lou Bankhead, Verta Gentry, Wanda Cates, Barbara Shields, Louise Rector, Lewis Myrick, Billy Timberlake, Mike King, Carlson Mercer. Third row: Janice Farler, Helen Alexander, Dian Warren, Glynda Carr, Judy Harbour, Glynn Ann Dowell, Wayne Hefley, Lana Davis, Robert Clements, Jackie Lloyd, Jimmy Hawkins, Norma Farmer, Ann Langley, Mickey Ward, Kenneth Elkins, Douglas Cooper, Linda Langley, Barbara Hinton, Ann Smith, Jerry Speight, Ann Quisenberry, Maxine Pope, Larry Carr, Gary Moore, Bobby Peek, Bobby Myers. Percussion: Mike Oglesby, Dwaine Ander- son, Bill Holley, Bill Sheel-y, Mike Atkins, Billy Kennedy. 1, '- . J I K , J ru X 3' X l f ,v-1 xg, K 'L -K A P Warming up with a march are band officers, left to right, standing: Shirley Wortman, librariang Mike King, captain, Dwaine Anderson, lt. Seated: Barbara Shields, secretaryg Bill Russell, lt, and Sara H Good, reporter. 1 , -' WV' - fr 'A Tfi ' ga ff sf y ws , I ii? iky E VLVVVL:h i I we KEY CLUB ---we r s s e ,,,,, B ' KEY W W I 1,,:V. , M up Q Lunch is served every Tuesday at ff' v ,f,- 1 f ' '9' A ' ' ' the regular meeting of the Key Club. Pictured are the officers, left to right: Winston Williams, Reporterg Keith Shuler, Secretary, Jimmy Bryant, Vice President, k k I . . ,V gy 31 . .,'- -g g - wzsr- - '- wwvi ' 2 . 1 , .fs lr me Er fm are :xanga , Q ,a 'rf L us v-xmr'- Vis Y' 7, ,- we .0-.1 E if M ,. M, .. H v ul r . 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H'-HQ. ...gy . - ,, M1 '1b,.Q.5,,,1,,m JUNIOR FAVORITES DIANE PATTERSON and LUPE MARTINEZ SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CHARLENE SHORT and WINN WADE x t 2 A x I l 3 X. 1 ,1-W 3 Q 19 leffiideq Y K 14 W ligyiwviiipkggu WWSM 3 . v:,: . Q M. ., z hwy -. Ax ,1-,wg M ,KW M zh 5, U H ,pm .r-' ,W ww ry Q ww' W' nw' ,y .L 1 Q1 n If , 51. fi' M K -I-. gf, K kk A i A' 1 -1 Im any My :wif V L ia: miv?yl imlfi. mVAk fi R E 1 E EEEEEE E .,g. SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES G ' I . x CAROL WRIGHT and JOHN JAMES If. .UX ' x Q ,'Q0.x ,Q .QC sl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARY FARLER and GLENDON LEMON SPORTS gg K . . , ,W, N? i 4 ,A M, A K r , f ,f , - J , S2 'ff Q af f - t , A . . . M ww ,C F r 't at VM- f -- M. , U ww A I mr, lg W aw, U V ,, ,K my -1 ' , 1 M A' A ,, , W I 1955 COMMERCE TIGERS First row: Jackie Fortenberry, Jimmy Bryant, Mack Stringer, Ladayne Johnson, John Joynes, William Roundtree, Kenneth Boles, Bill Follis. Second row: Coach Charles Dexter, Lynn Hefley, Lupe Martinez Charles Blanton, Johnnye Rainbolt, Jerry Murphy, Charles Hanes, Billy Peek, Manager Terry Hanes. Third row: Coach Don Short, Jerry Bankhead, James Kelly, Larry Gayler, Tim Brewer, Murrel Hogue, Keith Shuler, Coach David Ingram. Fourth row: Edward Mobley, Milton McC1ung, Jerry Hendrix, Neal Stewart, Charles Brown, Billy Talley, James Cameron, John Heath. e' V' ' in V JAMES CAMERON JOHNNYE RAINBOLT JERRY BANKHEAD End End Back TIGERS CHALK UP GOOD SEASON Commerce's sleeping Tiger suddenly came to life in the 1955 football season clawing its way to third place in the district 13AA standings and marking up the most impressive record for CHS since 1945. The Tiger eleven thundered past five opponents before taking their first defeat at the hands of district champ Bonham. Next came a heartbreaker loss to Mt. Pleasant on the last play of the game. But the Commerce team bounced back to defeat their last two foes, Pittsburg and Mt. Vernon. Six Tigers get in on the play as a Cooper player is downed. Jerry Bankhead 1671, Billy Talley f66j, Ladayne Johnson 1631, James Kelly, Larry Gayler and Charles Brown. Coach Don Short's gridders broke an opening game jinx for the first time since 1941 when they dumped the Whitewright Tigers 31-14. Halfback Charles Brown meets two Buckeyes that say 'No go' in the Gil- mer contest. Cooper Bulldogs were next on the list of the rampaging Tigers 27-6. This was a rain-soaked game in Memorial Stadium that saw the Tigers jump offsides twelve times. A soggy turf was again the scene as Commerce rolled on over the favored Sulphur Springs Wildcats 6-O. 5 L L U 1 J 5 m 8 3 L se ' Wi NL QS - - X L pf L A ' 'Llf is K' 5 kL.A Q L p 3 .L I A L LL L p. L iL -'35 V s Lg he h A f K VL ' . LLLLL L ' ' . TLLL rris ibibii R MAMMVVFLL L LL A L, K,.L, LW, 1: L LWWWE VL LL L L , L R 5 ' :4 A .rs 1 ,si LL 1 Q fi X ' L Lsr ' . w ' L 3 -1 E 5 -L ,L LY ' ' JV 5 W Q t L L , L 'L A ' zk fil L, ' . ,-'. L -: r L- 'LL g A 3 - L. L, f i ' A LK,-1 L L ZV, M AIAL 4 '- A ' T L YQ: L ' -iL 'Y L i -'L- .'.. ,.L- 'I L ss f - ' ' - ' L J New f- g,-gs5s?f: fm -:' QM L L K 'L K Lili -1v:1?sLwsfieemisfsa-1 . . --K , L me L ' f L L,L-,LL1 ii 'aL L L L LARRY GAYLER Back CHARLES HANES Tackle ' fi 'Qi B L srl' ' L 5 L 'I K r-mari' fmLfmL-ww MKLWKL M LL 'W s fag1vTQfWL:a22 ',Ls LLL, LLLL L L LLLLLLL LL L LL .L LLLL L .Y KEITH SHULER MILTON MCCLUNG JERRY MURPHY Tackle Back Tackle He's down fthe Bonham playerj but so are Tigers Martinez, Hogue, Hefley and Bryant. Scoring almost at will the Tigers ran over Winns- boro's winless Raiders 33-O. Gilmer Buckeyes put the Tigers to the test in a battle played at the Yam capitol. Commerce had to come from behind in the last five minutes to tie the game at 20-20 for the first blemish on the Tigers' unspoiled record. Looking completely unlike the team of previous weeks, Commerce was spilled by Bonham 39-O in Memorial Stadium. LUPE MARTINEZ. JACKIE FORTENBERRY Guard Back ,L ,L QL 4 L 1 ,L L L WWE, --,Ld E L Leis 'zigerff ' 'Wiesfff Lgg '-5:43 W ?145s'? ML 3523? 'f 37 f' 1 L L V ' 2 QML L - f lsfszkszfe Q ,rss i r Lf L zzf 'st-zitf'-Lv' EL E L vs LL K - BILLY TALLEY LADAYNE JOHNSON LYNN HEFLEY Guard T' s ' .. 6 -s 3 i Y. LN. Q- . .Q J, 5,1 A V,E. - - . f,.--all-' J .' 'y f Y , . ,' .A I f:- - Z! . L'LJ 3 ' .. .1 ,i.-, 't '-,: 'NAM as J I 52- r rv V ,,:V ...ffl Q13 V f I if Guard Tackle Mt. Pleasant added another smudge against the local e1even's record as they shook a runner loose on the last play of the Homecoming game to break a 6-6 tie and sew up the game with a 12-6 victory. Milton McClung scampered through the entire Pittsburg team for an open- ing kickoff TD and the Tigers took the cue as they ground out a 32-6 conquest over the Pirates. In the season finale Commerce breezed past Mt. Vernon 34-'7 to complete a won lost record of six wins, two losses, and one tie. Six Tigers swarm a Pittsburg back. 4 -a J I r am ., R JOHN JOYNES Back WILLIAM ROUNDREE MURREL HOGUE BILL FOLLIS JAMES KELLY Guard Tackle Tackle En -fp. is ,K d C . ' H M . Q eats - P I - N Q- A Q S X sl H 28 ' 3 fs. f ,Z ta ' va. t 'Q W ' .1 ry , f K . K lv 1 N V V my ., ...amd wi W GK l , 5159 7556 -aw ff -1 I m J I Y, an cs -...rams-f Q M K ' , ' .r-' L 1 I '55 A - se.. 'J ff I . . it ' , si . tr. , J I I ,W-'W . .f-ff! -si A ' f ff 6' ' U ii. f E ia 5525 5' Fi :1 SI - - J gm a i ,, A -farm , Q.. V ,- . -.pf K gi I 5-53,4 .WV W, 5:,j5Qi.- ,L . ,, Y I H ,. - I . J A if I W ' ,L A I . H 4, .A . . , ., , Wk ., ' Yzhfwf- V ' .. - 2 3- ' ze I - ,s I 2 , ,f'. ,..,- ' K 1 -. ' Q 11- H - .Q K , ggi-g I at N . I . rw' 1- iw . 'ii e J? :lf . . J - ia Q- ' ' b ,ms , W.. , .ma , u N A.L, J V ' I , - I N k , VL f.'I 5 ' is 1. ,L Q Af T' T E , 4 . Q a K f. I Yo A . 'J as in If . ,Nl , - , 5 A y A it : I H ri if ii V K' 'I -' 1-'A j ag DEN at A W 4 Q 1 K1 , :NE 7 nL , s ,. f f e ff 1 , -L- ' -P? ? rf, T, N T A A fl 'T u so E as ,Q . T C li A A r we 9-hx ' t 7 .. , riff : P .,.-JJ'-I-. ,J .f-.. ...A is 5 sa CHARLES BLANTON BILLY PEEK KENNETH BOLES JERRY HENDRIX Tackle Tackle End Back TIM BREWER Let me go, boys, says Milton McClung as he crosses the double stripe in the Mt. Vernon game. The Commerce Tigers displaying a well oiled offensive machine and fine team play rolled up 189 while their strong defense allowed their oppo- nents only 104 points. Jerry Hendrix led the scoring with 92 points followed by Milton McC1ung with 40, Charles Brown 24, James Cameron 15, John Joynes 6, Jimmy Bryant 6, and Jackie Fortenberry 6. CHARLES BROWN MACK STRINGER NEAL STEWART Center Back Back Center fi ' .Z . ru at Q , r 241 Q -ov ' 4' - B , E A A 1ts,. , FQ A ' 'Q N T A h I 'h A J . ,E ' , A ' ' 'i , sy ' f W x if ng E 'i ' A .1 Commerce High Schoo1's offensive starting eleven first row James Cameron Charles Blanton Ladayne Johnson, Tim Brewer, Lupe Martinez Murrel Hogue Jimmy Bryant Back row Charles Brown Jerry Bankhead, Jerry Hendrix Milton McClung We Clicked . Defensive stalwartsa Larry Gayler, Jerry Murphy, Bill Roundtree, Lynn I-Iefley, Keith Shuler, Neal Ste- wart, and James Kelly. . . . Coaches Short, Ingram, and Dexter working harder , boys trying to smooth out the snarls. . . all three nervously pacing the sidelines during a close game. . . a friendly pat and handshake waiting for each player upon his return. . . . . . Spectators hearing Captain James Cameron, during warmups, G+? above all the rest, shouting out C-O-M-M-E-R-C-E T-I-G-E-R-S at the top of his lungs. TIGER GUIDANCE Manager Terry Hanes, left, Coaches Charlie Dexter, Don Short, David Ingram, center, Captain James Cameron, bottom right. . . . Trying to juggle and armload of slickers and five bottles of water. . . always there to hand a towel or rub a sore muscle. . . looking frantically for a doctor when one of the boys doesn't get up. . . Terry Hanes. . . too slight to play football, but a football manager deluxe. . . CQJN .fv+v.agU,,w,,,,,,C. CHARLES BLANTON - LADAYNE JOHNSON ALL-DISTRICT UAA CHARLES BROWN Standing: Gayler, H. Heath, Cameron, Rainbolt, Warren, Kelly, Blanton, Coach Ingram. Sitting: J. Heath, D. Williams, W. Williams, Simms, Hendrix, Bryant. Front: Rooks, Peek, McC1ung, and Estes. BA KETBALL . . . His quiet authoritative manner. . . courtesy. . . adding per- sonality to the team by having them wear dress clothes to games. . . Coach David Ingram. Jerry Hendrix, Larry Warren, and James Cameron, tensely wait for the tipoff from Johnnye Rainbolt in the season opener with Ernory. Tigers lost 54-41. . . . Serving as curtain raisers to get the crowd loosened up. . . giving the A team boys a chance to scout the tactics used by the opponents. . . always hoping to one day play on the A team. . . Left to right: Neal Estes, Winston, Williams, Hammond, Heath, John Heath, Larry Gaylor, Bobby Peek, and James Rooks. David Williams hustling for another score in the Tiger- Pittsburg game, which brought to a climax the Color Day ceremonies, Ian. 17, with a 58-29 victory for the Tigers. . . . Late workouts. . . the thrill of winning by one point in the last seven seconds of the game. . doing a lot better than the pessimistic rooters expected . . . working together as a team instead of each for himself. . . Left to right: Johnnye Rain- bolt, James Cameron, Jimmy Bryant, Harry Simms, and Jerry Hendrix. High-point man Jimmy Bryant rings up another goal against the Gilmer Buckeyes, to total up the tally sheet with Commerce at the top, '77-45. COMMERCE CAGERS LARRY WARREN . . . Seems to measure distance from his hands to the goal each time he shoots. . . HMMY BRYANT . . . Always chewing gum nervously. . . JOHNNYE RAINBOLT . . . Funny expressions he has when a foul is called against him. . . HARRY SIMMS . . . His walking, nonchalant dribble. . . COMMERCE CAGERS JAMES CAMERON . . . Long armed reach that usually snags the ball in tie-ups. . . JAMES KELLY . . . Always joking about sitting on the bench JERRY HENDRIX . . . Looks so worried until his shot clears the basket. . . DAVID WILLIAMS . . . called The Hustler . . . Personahues plus the last to qu1t yelhrrg browbeatmg CHS students mto buying booster tags every Frlday these are thmgs to remember of our 1955 56 cheerleaders. JANE BICKLEY ' l ,1nps:-n -.1 we Nun 1 ' if ig I in 5 gs rgsms E In ,Hi 1 I Left to right: Barbara Simms, Gay Parrel, Jane Bickley, Annette Harbour, Helen Bennington, and Charlene Short. CHEERLEADERS . . . Long hours spent in preparing yells and routines. . .braving the cold rains and wind. . . hunting all over the country for enough wood to build a bonfire. . . the ritual of wearing white Coveralls every Friday. . . The CHS cheerleaders have an abundant supply of energy, perseverance and just plain old stick-it-outiveness which they never wear out. These six girls are our solemn representatives, comediennes, acrobats, dramatists, and good will ambassadors. BARBARA SIMMS HELEN BENNINGTON CI-IARLENE SHORT I'-,,, T LQ V ,rj , i 'lf eetsir r r T TI M '51 , .,., Q W A gi' I 211' iq' X I Q1 , ft Q ' - NX 5 : ix fnk -Zia af ' , ' 1 J Gillis PLAYED, TOC! . 'J 1 , , . . . Theahot sticky days at the first of school. . . trying to learn that new game, soccer. . . the gym s'o hot .that you couldn't play but a Sew minutes without resting. . .struggling through countless days of turf1b1-- ing, diving, and building pyramids. . . thinking the time tot play basketball would neyer- come? . . then -Y when it did, passing all too fast. . . then volleyball. . . tennis, badminton, and softball. . . the intramural games that were so much fun. . . I f 1 1 4 Upper left: Brenda Jackson, Joyce Barrow, Martha McClendon, FayetNel1 Presfey, and Juanita Martin. ' Center left: Sylvia Russellzf , Lower left: Ann Currin and Sara Wright. Bottom: Fifth perlod gym class. J 1 , f ' , af- eww,- ws U ,nam ,,s3,, O . ' 'OO' lx I I ..w..,.,.-,. M, W . 0 . 09' X ,. am.. ' m f f A' f2a1e:zsEviMY'B3?i . ' , . mf ff,-. -Q 1 wg A -5 ,K gyxzysff, -L 1011-Q A 1 1 BEAT RES - 4 Top left: Charles Carothers, Bob Russell, Mary Top right: Janice Hamm, Harry Simms. Alyce King, Billy Drake. ,' , J Sugar and Spice cast, right: Jane Bickley, James Sunday's Child cast: left: Larry Odom, Dorothy Kelly, Sylyia Miller, Bill Sheely, Elizabeth Channon Campbell, Charles Carothers, Sally Hardegree, Barbara Hinton, Barbara Sirgs. H, V g ' Mi itll 'h YSL X 1 s3'gyExllQ Wx -X .VU-e,.g , X s3'i'5 if V15 X: XLNKE V' , Q X 'Q we si X , - s .124 1 T 9 pgs 1 . V , J A I xx: 'Q if ff 5 xi , 1 .E S , N J QJ l ' r 4 4 -I f I I YQUR p LIFE 1 AT. C.H.s. THROUGH THE SEASONS . . . Registering the first of September and wishing it was the last of May. . . getting in the swing of things until it seems you had never been away. . . the grinding routine you never miss until you graduate. . . Christmas finally rolling around and the fun of decorating the huge tree out in the front hall. . . Junior Play Night, in which the profit grossed, cinched the banquet honoring gthe Senior class in the spring. . . the three plays of Play Night being Sunday's Child, Sugar and Spice, and Submerged . . . ., 'P J N. fl S, Y H Y ,fr , , . ' 1 r'FALl. - f Q 1 'fill f l . ' ' if l . 'ow X-N . , ' r 31 I, , .J , kj . . i 1' V X ' Q f y X , 4 S l. . Class parties.,4'. going to Cooper Country Club and raving a ball at 7 Athe APC parfyi . iitting arourrdfin different littlexgrox gabbing until pfl X '1Il1Q'bell silgnals a ,neluctantfreturn toclasses . . . wishing-yt5ith all your 4 h 'j K I ,might that three-fiftyiwould hurry up. . ,ticlrle pink on PTA days be- ' . .,,SJ3llSeifl1XweI out early., . coming to, school' April Fool,l5,ay and r 1 I, A Nlhughiyglat all the mischief done-the nightbefore. . . wishing ,you had u J , p I U5 been on it until you notice certain people uhdoing the source of so 7 ' ,li ' . v 1' kmuch laughter. .,. those wild :sessions in the bandshack cfuring library 3 j D K periods. .'Z J 'J ' ' ' ' . I 1 F V XJ NL, N X 1 ' s y , ,P , I N' , .x , ' f ', ,W l N J -C Top'left: .Carol Wright, Carol'!Odonrr, Shirley Hovgard, Q Top right: Charles Brown, Mack Stringer, James x Lyndallvldfrcerl Mike Atkins, Gerfeilieve Hogue, ,Tohn 'Lapry Adams, Ciayle Shumate, Myra Erytvin, Jimmy 3 Heath. X ' 7 ,I Bryant., ' I ', If ' u X J I, , 5 ' , B0U0m,16dff2 C2l1i15011 Mercer. AGU FiSh6IJ ADH FiSS16F, Bottom rights' Lana Da Ms, ,David Alford, Al Gounah, Ann Creech, Cen vievifg Hague, Bill Sheely, Joe r Mike Oglesby, Sara Vlfh atley, Janice Farler, Helen! X Hopten. ' , A X s Alexander. A f . g I .. W I v , f JK ,Xy 5.1 I ' ,J 1. V ft If ' W - ' I L r J f W ' ' B N f J 1' 'Q A ' u X' . 1 .4 'I K , I 4 j N ' x -rt' x N N WINTER . . . . . . Thinking of how dull things are in the winter months. . . wishing just anything would happen to liven things up a bit. . . buying gifts for people at Christmas- time and watching their faces as they open them. . . dreading to come back to school after the holidays. . . getting back into the swing again only this time it's not as bad as September. . . really liking school but griping just because everyone else does. . . the different teasyfheld in the Homernaking cottage for APC, faculty ,Nandfkarious organizations. . . eating in the cafeteria f't if' with friends and teachers. . . U H? .52 ,Q I ffl, M B A J ,, , -N . ,, jgfgyji' ' ' C f Top. Mrs.-Lois Hineman, Bi1lHo11ey. ' , y C ,Q fx , 4, f gcenteri, Ann Lindsey, ,fjgyce Bajrrowfilrene Millggwfm X A-iff' Shirley Shaw, Barbafra Busby, Ann Tucker. Il l . Q- H-lf5y 1 f 'I 5 f,,ey,,,' t A pgs j ,f 9 l bi ff fi-G4-afifzlff' 7 Zpifsfffi fi i X t I if! 1 4, . , ff xi' X HWLG ' 1512-41 Q13 zfgi X X, Q f' ' N Bottom left: ,-.'WandafCg Begg. Ragene., Scrogginsf ,Qarbara VT,-, i 1,71 V ',f,9,.f',i,1,- C? fi f'iQ-Aff' .1 '-g,.' ' sa '- ff-'A-Te: ' A ifi7l1msf1JMyra Erwin, Shirley Wortman. 1 , , V, dyfgottom rightzw Ann Srriiftlff, Mr. Charles Manning, ggi' 5 f 4 , f ' .ff , j,,g',fu-f U54- ' Lew1s2Myrrr.:k.'2-Myrafletton.Pffff -' ri 4g, .f , X viz? , ,ly ,A ,' , W flag, Ve. AL- -X 7 fi,-v 11111, 4. fl' kr fl, 5' x , .4 .V t, , ,4. R 1 Af - , wwf 1 . ...J f ,wx.ff' f rx' his fr. Wx, R X .. Q. 1 . wr X IN SPRING.. 'L . . . Liking certain classes more than you thought you X N would. . . regretting you hadn't taken certain subjects . ' . . . wishing mid-term would hurry up and come so y , , Q f S could drop your pet-peeve. quietness that spreads through the building when Tiger Tips are passed out . . . editor and business manager of the 'Tips' on one of their countless trips to the Journal. . . the joyous is 1 rx atmosphere when the first snow fell. . . the rollings, Q and snowball fights. . . a teacher trying to sneak past - a group of students forming an artillery unit. . . sitting .. 127' f in homeroom which seems twice as long as all the xi if H, ki' 5,5 .. X- other classes put together. . . F.. , S L1 K' N5 . ' 5 '3' . ' ' a a 5 if f' tr. as ff? ' .P 1- , ' , , ,. J Aw - - w -'X-.H U , . ' ' 2- V ,- .4 i -.. 1- - X3 -I. . 1, . V, ,-q 0 I .J X V, A. ' . :lug V N -,LQ 3, ' K Top right: Niiarry Simrnsf,!Frfank Aaslem, I GPX L . ,SQ if 1. ,Al J, . f.-Ms-2. 0 45-5 Egg? L . E - Centergii Joe Lee Goodwin, Willigicmtrge, ff- 1 my RQ sg' pagers Marshall, Charlene warden, Jerrggley. A J . , ,mm gi - wx.. g ?lf1 '--.L .. 74 XZ. ix LK .s X L2 xx W 'f Sf , Q 5 , vm X gs ix CJ mf is ki V: -W if px, ph W si Bytom right: James Kelly, Dorothy Campbel1,2.Bil1 all ' ' g-'13, Slgeely, Janice Hamm, Bobby Killingsworth. '7 ' B ft: Mrs. Lois Hineman's honieroom class. if ..',,., W 3 rigQfQ .f1'Fioi4'7'f 43l '7'-ff' 4, ffl, r big- J 'xfffi if F. V ' X 13 I ' ffyfyp 'I rf '4' fr fin' . V ' 'Mg ,PV 4 5' I Q t' -92? t v is . E A X 5 3 1, , ie 'Ski X I XA J' X 9 A S D NO W IT S ALMOST A ri T K OVER e 'f xx ,L o 0 0 r -:X X x Q -. 'E , . The friendly rivalry existing betvsfeen the twoxpublicatfons it y staffs. . . climaxed in the Color Day Assembly by the Tiger X X Tips Five and the Sregit Four singing insults to each other 5 'T tothe tunewof Dog-face Soldier . . . Bill and Joeitaking the x , picture for the cover. . . a rapt and tense crowd of CHS students at the Commerce - Mt. Vernon game.-. ,lx y ' .Q . 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