Dublin High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Dublin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

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My im, X757 sz 2 ?w,,e,, Wk 411 The band marches off the field after the1r performance at the half. The crowd at the football games always enjoys watching the band go through its paces. Here members of the football team cut up on the grass before a pep rally. Cold winds don't seem to bother the cheer- leaders as they lead their yells in front of the stands. Somehow these girls find time to sell pennants, whitewash the streets, sell corsages, have bonfires, and sponsor parties for the team after every home game. September 1 A 4 .0 1 x 'V . kkk, . V QI. 7 ' g f' ' :Qs , ,,.:- V , SPIRIT Hip, hip, let 'er rip! , as the cheerleaders lead the pep rally held every Friday aftemoon before a. football game. These cheerleaders attended a school for such groups this past summer at S, M, U., and the results are evident in their unique routines and snappy yells. Coach McCollumn, Coach Jo h n s o n , and Coach Gibson compare note s at the football field. ' .J The band, seen here at a pep rally, is re- sponsible for the sotmd effects and music. The majorettes twirl their routines for the student body sitting opposite. ,.h - . f 3 , X , Em. ,if LY. i Y', , 1 PL ima: A! E4 sf' 6' ,O ?Q-......,,exg' K Q, ' lg Jan Hudson, football sweethe receives a b rs and rss from Richard H ancock, tri captain of the football team. Thi is only one of the honors thi lar ' ' as received. She was presented at a pre-game cere- mony the night of November 9. Homecomin November 9 , Homecoming, was a big night for D. H. S. I-lot coffee was in constant de- mand as a cold wind blew across the stands. It was the Lions vs. the DeLeon Bearcats. In pre-game and half-time ceremonies the football sweetheart and the band sweetheart were presented to the admiring crowd, The game was followed by a big ar cheerleaders. p ty sponsored by the art, ouquet of flowe k . H. S s popu- Junior girl h Carley Smith, president of the band, escorts Gayle Baxter off the football field. Gayle, band sweetheart, was pre sente d at the half to the crowd as the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart. She is seen here carrying her flowers and wearing a happy smile. A cheer goes out as the football team comes out on the freld led by Pl11u1pS Granberry, a tri-captain. The cheerleaders, Pat Shillingburg, jan Hudson Ann Burrows, Norma Wllllam son, and Sandra Branum, hold a sign for the boys to run through as the stands roar December Signs of Christmas were seen everywhere as the holidays grew near. Blackboards grew gay with winter scenes like the one pictured by jamie Compton and Carol Robbins. Mrs.Caraway's home was covered in wrapping paper as a group of senior girls met there for their annual Christmas party. The F. T. A. also had a party at her home. The annual staff presented its photographer, Dean Bradley, with a baby rattler in assembly. -1-7 ln In the Christmas assembly at school we were entertained by talented students. The Sloppy Four with it's cornet player, Paul Read, were a tremendous hit. A group of freshman girls sang several selections, On Friday before school dismissed for the holidays the football jackets arrived. That night there was a party in the city recreation building sponsored by the Student Council. ,JB 1 l RW JK X VT ,fx J Ianuar Tests are the main issue about this time, and many wails are heard as students learn that they do not meet exemption requirements. Firm resolu- tions are made5 I'l1 come to school if it kills me, These students are members of the newly formed Dramatics Club. Here they are meeting to discuss plans for producing one- act plays for Interscholastic League com- petition. I.n the background is Mrs. Inez E, Robinson, who sponsors the group. A Classic funnybook, a cap and gown, and the informal pose, - a senior in distress no doubt trying to make those 10 required units of work for this semester. THE LAW OF THE OLD WEST Western Week February 20-22 l. Everyone must wear at least three western gar- ments. 2. Any male caught with a slick shave Wednesday through Friday will be fined and spend time in jail. 3. Anyone caught courting in daylight without permission of the sheriff will be kept away from his girl until the party Friday night. 4. Any male or female wearing make-up or jew- elry of any kind will be fined. This applies to senior rings. Court will be held promptly and the judge is the 64 EFF law. The laws and his be enforced by thc able sheriff K J, V Contest winners at the party held Friday night, February 22, were Pete Cunningham, Sue and ravis fU! Ehe' g r 0 wi n g 3, 01. Above, students dance at the party in western duds. The ' ' r e right broke the law and justice was swift nd without mercy, FWWTB F THE SENIOR CLASS of 1957 presents CUPID IN PIGTAILS A Farce in Three Acts Suzy McAdams . . by jay Tobias The Players Mabelle McAdams Dorothea Vanderford . . .ja e Gu ger - - TfLT?1P?.Yi,,, S . . . . Beth Cowan . Analene Burrows . . . Dortha Steele RSIIE Sappleton . Murchison Fogg . . April Fogg . . . . . Beasley Fogg . r .-. . Z-Eete Farley . . . Beth Farley . . . . Squgee Squires . . Ollie May Squires . . Gertie Groat . . . . coH . . Welda Akin Jo Ann Duncan Vicki Belyeu Ushers Bobby Salyer , , .TDeryI'I3nd'E3- Phillips Cranberry Martha Hancock . . . . . . Joe,Pate . . Edward Stratton , , , Judy Mulloy . . . J. W. Price , , Perry Doggett , , .Wilma Woojs . . . Luther Allen Johnnie McGlothlin Delton Berna Travis Brown Stage Managers Richard Hancock Lewis Pack Announcer Larry jones Qx C, vf ? Q. Y' 2 o 5 Q . X '4 5? Rr 5. Q ii- . E K A r 1 -l ? I Officers President ....... Vice President . . . Secretary .,,, . Treasurer ,,,,. . . Parliamentarian . . . . Rep0rter..... Sponsors . , Dean Bradley . . . . .IoePate . . . . Vera Kite . Kenneth Mcllroy Robert Fletcher . . Beth Cowan Mr. Vernon Gibson Mrs. Greenway Simi' i Z' Uazfufzcal I f ' NA V p L rl, ,, WML! President 1 an Bradley ,M X, WH 7 Below: ,Alice President ,X joe Pate f ,f ,,i.Ww,rlwMw:ls The Student Council provides programs for assemblies, serves as a channel for the ex- pression of student problems and wishes to the administration, interprets administrative policies to the student body, and promotes safety and co-operation in school life. Larry jones, Travis McPherson, and Robert Fletcher listen as plans are made for a Christmas party. K I 1, pf' Q Dean Bradley, president, Vera Kite, secre- tary., and Kenneth Mcllroy, treasurer, do their best to keep the business of the Stu- dent Council in smooth order. joe Pate, vice president, and the sponsors, Mr. Vernon Gibson and Mrs. Greenway bring ideas from the faculty and student body for the council to work on. Below right, Beth Cowan, reporter, Carol Robbins, and Betty Vanderpool await the start of a meeting. f UV' Mr. Willis Irwin, Sponsor, and Edward Stratton, Sports Editor, have a man- to-man talk about the latest sports feature for the LION'S ROAR. , I, That haggard look on the face of our loving Editor, Analene Burrows, is caused by a lot of hard work in an attempt to meet that Friday deadline . Co-Editor , janyce Guyger, and Business Manager, Sandra Branum, seem quite pleased over the out- come of the last sales of the LION'S ROAR. Ram s Editor, and Vicki Belyeu, Campu Tommy Gee, Feature Editor , are having a big time looking over an article of gossip they composed about a supposedly good p al of - 1 theirs. G0odness,such loyal friends. Circulation Managers and Merrill Burnett, work faithfully at ' ' e in school a ers f l I Organization seems to be the keynote of the Staff, as you can surely tell by the looks of that table! Assistant Editor Editor Paula Gray Business Manager J. W. Price Sponsor Mrs. Lucille Caraway mmf sag Sports Editors -- jo Ann Duncan Art Editors -- Carol Robbins Philips Grandbury jamie Compton Ann Burrows fm ASSISIHIII Manager Phlllpb Grandbury NWUWPQ Representatwes 5 Seventh --- jg Eighth -- 1 Juniors ---- 2 Freshmen -- Sophomores Assistant Photographer -- Carley Snuth Lay Out Echtons DO.L.S!.egl A.,,,, 1,,, m,, 'n,11 QZMZILUZG Jfamemakwn af 74141 ' First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: jackie Jordon, jo Ann Woods, Elizabeth Hancock, Anita Purcell, Wanona Gilbreath, Billie Harvey, Shirley Freeman, Kay Alexander, Linda Tatum, Patsy Fine, Martha Hancock, Pat Shillingburg. Peggy Williams, Peggy Richardson, Bobbie Arther, Linda Carlise, Marlene Smith, Vera Kite, Norma Williamson, Welda Akin, Shirley Benningfield, Nancy Davis, Berna Perkins, Delores Wooten, Dovie Hood, Rosie jones. Beth jones, Ruby Brown, Jan Lee, julia Hazelwood, Nancy Warner, janella Bramlett, Sue Brown, Jan Siegel, Bettygwgalis, Dot Shafer, Merrill Burnett, Gayle Baxter, Ka Warren Quata Kilgore, Wilma Woods, Pat'Shafer, Barbara Kite,-rfljsy jaggars, Betty Hornsby, Miss Vaughn, Bett Vanderpool, Judy Mulloy, Dortha Steele , Mrs, Greenway, Cathy Vaughn, Sandra Branum, Pat Pettijohn, Zelda Gilbreath, Rita Sharp, Brenda Walton, jane Thornton, Ida Mote, Paula Bell, Martha Fine, Janice Knox, Pat Matthews, Analene Burrows. Here Judy Baxte r , secretary, janyce Guyger, vice president, Lynda Kiker, president, B grb ar a Kigg, parliamen- tarian, and'Mar1ene Smith, treasurer, sing the F. H. A, Prayer Song preced- ing the presentation of the new mem- bers of the F, H. A, in assembly. I Q . r' x-X 4 he e-x Sponsors Mrs. Greenway, Miss Vaughn YLYMAKERS V14 NEW O or Q' , .7 3? 2 Ep' E ilvlm. 119 6, I.. O: 40 'Y ,AO El Other F. H. A. officers shown here are left to right,Cecilia Cook, pianist, jan Hudson, h i s to r i a n , Merrill Burnett, annual representative, Paula Bell, re- porter, and jo Ann Woods, song leader. Qufuae gzmmwm af 14 FFA Officers f ,f ' 5 W To y Hooks, Vice sident L a Ki , eetheart Bobby Salyer, President Richard Hancoclg, Secretary Jon LaBaume, Treasurer Delton Berna, Reporter Dickie Palmore, Sentinel FIRST YEAR AGRICULTURE BOYS First Row: Lonny Black, Bill Crouch, Kenneth Moore, Don Howard, Bill Maddux, Billy Read, Second Row: Richard Morris, Kenneth Durham, Dale West, Reginald Hammonds. Third Row: Don Kirklen, Richard Adams, Connie Fair, joe Hicks, Wayne Sears, Gerald d I-luckaby, Derroll Ross. Fourth Row: Gary Wilson, Eddie Mote, George Mote. - K ----sf-sn 44...-iv -Q., ,-4-' u ,A 1 f ..4::, .4 - , ,-,-- ' ., at 7 First Row: Second Row: JAM SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH YEAR AGRICULTURE BOYS Dave Sears, Dean Bradley, Carley Smith, jon LdBaume, Elmer Thackerson, Tommy Duncan, Danny Faulkner, Don La.Baume, J. D, Bauchman, Gaylon Craddock, Tony Preston, Mr. Gibson, Donnie Barr, Lane jones, jesse Weems. Thomas Deckerhlarry jones, Jack Beverly, Billy Compton, Luther Allen, Terry Craddock, Tommy Hooks, jerry Pair, Billy Moore, Dick Palmore, Third Row: Bobby Wright, Ger ald Cook, Thomas Decker, and Terry Craddock are seen here in shop work- ing on a gun rack, Billy Cowan, Delton Bema, Bob Salyer, Roger Woods, Sammy Gilbert, Norman Sharp, Bobby Standridge, Charles Pendleton, Ronnie jones, Carroll Reed, Eddy Richardson, Richard Hancock, joe Don DeWeese, Don Keith, Bobby Whitehead, Bob Wright , Gerald Cook, Kenneth Berna, Dennis Cox, john Tackett, Harold Keith, Travis Carr, William Hancock, J. W, Price. if-5 Q 'Q Q.. 5 ,, . Ns- Ws I I . if-'S L Paula Gray, president joe P t d , a e, an jimmy Harrell. Merrill Burnett, secretary-treasurer, judy Baxter, annual representative, Anita Purcell, and Gayle Baxter, LY 41. assi' nun nl I llhl -4. Mrs. Inez Robinson, sponsor, Phillips Gran- berry, andj. W, Price, Science Gini Sllfllll UUBS UIHMIRIII W' X lfff Roger Edmonds, vice president, Deryl Landes, Tommy Gee, and Billy Kloster. Dot Shafer helps care for grade school tots on playground. Officers: President-BethCowan,Historian-Mar- lene Smith, Vice - President- Rodger Edmonds, Reporter-NancyDavis,Secr tar -Bett H rnsb mf ' ww' -' Www Kleachwa af ' Nmefuca Wanona Gilbreath and Johnnie McGlothlin watch as fourth grade students have arithmetic contest. Members and Sponsors: Shirley Freeman, Wanona Gilbreath, Lucille Caraway, Nancy Davis, etty Hornsby, Wadena George, Marlene Smith, Rodger Edmonds answers Clues- Beth Cowan, Bett Davis, Io nnie cGlothlin, Janella Bramlett, Dorthy ,ion of fifth grade boy' Shafer, and Don Kirklan. Not shown: Rodger Edmonds and Kenneth Long. CORNETS Tommy Gee Richard Hailey Carley Smith Lonny Black Sue Brown Roy Armstrong jimmy Walker Blayne Williamson Alfred Havens Glenn Talbert Lynn Talbert Tommy Howard Eddie Bone Kenneth Durham James Salyer T ROMBONES Paul Dunn Travis McPherson Patsy Smith Tyre Self Bill Tumey Mack McKinnon Charles Horak joe Mayer BARITONES Mary Ellen Chapman Dale West BELLS janyce Guyger jackie Jordon Patsy Salyer Director Mr. Willis Irwin Ram! Flag Bearers jean Gilbert Sue Howell jane Thornton FLUTE Carla Stephens Julieann Hazlewood SAXOPHONES Reginal Hammonds Janice Knox Sue Howell Director Mary Sue Shafer Darrell Rasberry Willis M. Irwin Principal M.r. M. N. Smith Band Officers President . . . . . . . Carley Smith Vice President . . . . . . . . TEUUTE'S'iI52's '- Secretary-Treasurer , , . , janyce Guyger Drum Major . . . . . . . . .Tommy Gee FRENCH HORN Darrel Ross BASSES junior Dogget Billy Kloster Kenneth Long Larry Mayer CLARINETS Lynda Kiker jane Thornton jean Gilbert Roger Edmonds Gayle Baxter Lewis Siegel Charlene McCormick Martha Moss Jeanette Smith Luine Heizer Rita Mcllroy PERCUSSION Herman Alsup Eddie Sikes Lynda Dogget Deryl Landes jonny Corbell Dicky Morris La juan Fair Don Grant David Landes Carolyn Wall Barbara Fletcher Ronald Hudson f5 4 Lynda Kiker 2' Ifuluz fffajoa Tommy Gee janyce Guyger M ' A jackie jordan Peggy Richardson Gjdfle , Kn julie Hazlewood 'Q- J3.l'11CC ox Mascot Donme Fletcher J Qsgpvm x l 'YARDS i D WNS Ann Burrows Gfzeefz .feacfefzfi A Sponsor Mascot , I P ITISOII Mrs Robinson cv, Lv U Pam Wolfe Ann Hudson Pat Shillingburg Sandra Branum ff by First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: pepg OFFICERS President............ . . . Jan Hudson RCPOFKSI' . . . . . . . . . . . Merrill Burnett Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Peggy Williams Vice President . . . . . . . . Ida Mote Sponsor ....... . . .Mrs. Wheatley Beth Jones, Quata Kilgore, Rita Sharp, Brenda Walton, Martha Hancock, Merrill Bur- nett, and Ida Mote. I Dot Shafer, Pat Corbell, Pat Pettijohn, Elizabeth Hancock, Jo Ann Woods, Kaye War- gn, Paula Bell, and Barbara Kite. Analene Burrows, Patsy Cambell, Nona Caulder, Mary Weerns, Linda Tatum, Jann Lee Nanc W ' , y amer, and Martha Jones. Norma Williamson, Martha LaBaume,,,Vera-MIQ-ge., Nancy Davis, Judy Baxter, Cecelia cook, Bobbie Arther, and Martha Finef' Ann Hudson, Sandra Branum, Margie McCann, Addie Taylor, jan Hudson, Jon La- Baume, Peggy Williams, and Pat Shafer. Pat Shillingbu.rg,jane11a Bramlett, Pam Wolfe, Betty Davis Jac 1 Y lotte Cline, and Gwendolyn York. ,, que yn ork, Char- .Ma fl ff gunman--puns-ll l -Ili 1956 Dublin Lions Top Row: Palmore, Mote, Duncan, Stratton, Allen, Moore, jones, Pair. Middle Row: Coach johnson, Whitehead, Salyer, Pack, Pendleton, Smith, Brovxm, Pate, Coach McCollum. Bottom Row: Maxwell, Hancock, Beverly, Reed, Granberry, Hooks. Three Stephenville players try to hang on to Ronnie jones. jerry Pair, 22, is in the fore- ground. Dickie Palmore, 505 Billy Moore, 33, and Richard Hancock, 65, are in the back- ground, !T 1 , r Assistant coaches johnson, left, and Gibson, right, go over strategy with Coach McCollum. In the opinion of all the players and managers, these are the finest men and coaches ever at D. H. S, 'R fywnf If 9A f Eldon Salyer and Pete Cunningham. Captains and Sweetheart Lewis Pack, Jan Hudson, Travis Brown Richard Hancock, and Phil Granberry I Richard Hancock 65 165 Lbs. 3 Yr. Letterman Captain Phillips Granberry QB 150 Lbs. Sr, 2 Yr. Letterman Captain Lewis Pack 77 185 Lbs. 2 Yr. Letterman C aptain ,Travis Brown 60 RG 155 Lbs. Sr, 2 Yr, Letterman Z C aptain Tonimyl-1 ks -'4f4'- I-IB Sr. '15 Lbs. f r. Letterman f ff I, Edward Stratton 88 RE 170 Lbs. Sr. 3 Yr. Letterman 4 Jerry Pair 22 QB 150 Lbs. jr. 2 Yr. Letterman Pr1tch Smlth 80 Sr. Z 4 160 Lbs. 1 Yr. Letterman joe Bob Pate 81 E 150 Lbs, Sri K 1 Yr. Letterman Ronnie jones 3O I-LB 155 Lbs. r. 2 Yr. Letterman Charles Pendleton 55 C 150 Lbs. Soph. lYr. Letterman Billy Moore 33 FB 160 Lbs. jr, 2 Yr. Letterman Dickie Palmore C 160 Lbs. jr. lYr. Letterman Luther Allen makes a div- ing catcli Fha pass from jerry Pair. He was in the end zone for six points against Glen Rose. R xnx- Q ' if W X W . ,i . 5,9 ff 1.3 S . E? R ,gs 'Rm I S sw W, Hn ' F ,wg wx 'S M b N , Q m Q X, it ' S, . . WM..- j 'Q EW , QQ Eg' 5 serv v 1 6, 1 v f Q4 gr 1956 DUBLIN B TEAM Back Row: Whitehead, Duncan, Wilson, Kloster. Second Row: Morris, Howard, Hancock, Mote. Third Row: Reed, Maddox, Eoff, Hicks, Fourth Row: Weems, Moore, Fox, Vauthier, JUNIOR HIGH KITTENS IN ACTION Eddie Bone closes in to make the tackle on a Stephenville ball-carrier, Ben Templeton and other unidentified Kittens are in the backgroiuid. Q , ff an S if Q K fi: Q ' - 1 5 . v.. . 11 ' e. W -1- f . 'W vw XT' 4 , 'W' . . - f ' , ' 3' i S 53? If as SSS 'YS . it 'T W fu - mr, J-M 1 i V0 as . ' . 5 4 - ': Ja:- ' i X X all 1 QE . M X x ,,-hah wwwvan-wwf. , l Cecelia Cook Rose Driver Guard Forward Patsy Campbell Guard Ida Mote jo Ann Duncan Guard Forward Daphine Boucher Guard Martha MCC arty Forward QMM Rake! Beth jones Billy Harvey Guard Carol Templeton Guard Bal! 7am Betty Vanderpool Forward Forward Betty Driver Martha Holcomb Guard Forward OK . - C0 . 5- ecxzfiixe Boil-Chai CHYVDD - Da? Faulkner ml etheaiu Dan SWQ Rose Driver shoots for two points against Gorman. 1 I -MX I Featured above are a few of the students who are backing the bas- ketball team. This just goes to show that the old Dublin Spirit is still alive, Managers: Shirley Farmer jo Ann Woods Coq C12 . 0 ok Cjbso 12 takes a. free shot against Glen Rose. B-Team Back Row: Jan Hudson, Johnnie McG1oth1in, Linda Tatum, Mar- tha jones, Elizabeth I-Iancock,Judy Baxter Pats Fine Front Row: Vera Kite, Ann Hudson, Joy Sha.rp,joyce1yn Daniels f u 'x Left Coach johnson Right I 1, , ,, Bodie Salyer, M311 'I I ffl W ' r .2 ' 41 Above: Danny Faulkner and Charles Pendleton, Captains, and Vera Kite, Sweetheart. Below: B Team Top Row: Fair, Preston, Eoff, Pettijohn. Middle Row: Hancock, Vauthier, Neal. Bottom Row: Adams, West, Moore, Q' OC ni 'L N MT ,, Q . 'K 281. Q ,gl I V KY W S s niff, ..,.. A Efikw- .1555 yy V, 4, Q .1 6 Billy Moore jr. Forward 2 Year Letterman Tommy Duncan Soph. Center 2 Year Letterman Dublin Dublin Dublin Dublin Dublin Hamilton DeLeon Granbury Comanche Hamilton 43 24 46 60 59 Z1 , . 'b N ng.. Q K r -1. bu x .1 Q '09 hw K 5 sf if -? S' , we - f:,x Q - f ji M Q N D l 76 S :X Nag , F gif M ,,.,h X QW X, A 1 -129 -iff: yn 13 -,3 55 2 Z, 'V V '--t VA L Q-FMQQFO - ,Q 1 4, Ms: -fi sf 3 rg, iss. i' W C97'Lc9'Lee.4 X fx J :aw gjLgf5Z522Z?M7 1 I l O f 'fri mwzw i 1 35? Elem an iw. bs' ? f Wgwfffq JPMMMQQAJJUQLA . HIGH SCHOLASTICS These students made the highest averages in high school for the first semester. Carol Robbins, taking Alge- bra I, general science, English I, and Homemaking I, is second with an average of 98 112. Jamie Compton, taking Algebra I, English I, Homemaking I, and general science, is third and has an average of 96 lf4. Roger Edmonds, taking biology, English II, world history, and Algebra II. is also third and has an average of 96 1!4. Paula Gray, taking physics, biology, trigonometry, and shorthand, is first with an average of 99. E GLISH In the library with a background of books d th an oughts of Ivanhoe, The Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, Monday moming vocabulary words, notebooks, tests, and themes are the English literature students with outstanding grades in the classes they represent. Carol Robbins is high in English I with a 98. In Mrs. Cara- way's English II, Dot Shafer, Travis Carr, and Billie Harvey have a high grade of 97. In English II under Mrs. Mulloy, Roger Edmonds and Kenneth Mcllroy also have a 97 ' ' En li h II ' . Merrill BLu'nett with a 95 is high in g s I. Analene Burrows is high in English IV also with a 95. HGME ECUNGMICS These girls -- all smiles, even while washing dishe s -- have the highest grades in the homemaking classes they represent. Wilma Woods has an average of 92 in the third year class. Carol Robbins has an average of 96 in I-lomemaking I. Dot Shafer and jan Siegel are tied in I-Iomemaking II with an average of 91. 'B 'ir 27- MATHEM TICS The students surrounded by odd shapes and technical equipment have the highest averages in the math classes they represent. Travis McPherson, under Mr. MacVicker, is high in general math with a 93. Under Mrs. Wheatly, Carol Robbins is high in Algebra I with 100. Travis Carr and Kenneth Mcllroy lead the Algebra II classes with 99. Edward Stratton and Rose Driver Qnot shownj have a 99 in plane geometry. Paula Gray has the highest grade in trigonometry, 100, taught by Mrs. Robinson. -nfs SCIENCE Working with microscopes, the micro-projector, titration equipment, light reflection, and the wheel and axle are the scientific minds of Dublin High School. High in general science lmder Coach john- son is Carol Robbins with an average of 99. In Mrs. Robinson's science classes Roger Edmonds, Lynda Kiker, and Paula Gray are high with 99, Merrill Burnett with a 98 is high in chemistry, In physics, Paula Gray is high with 99. VOCATICNAL AGRICULTURE The agriculture students pictured here are working in the well-equipped shop in the ag building. Travis Carr with a 99 made the highest grade in Ag II under Mr. Gibson. joe Deweese, in Mr. Gibson's Ag III class, made a high average of 95. Reginald I-Iammonds made 94 in Ag I taught by Mr. Dykes. SOCIAL SCIENCE Studying a map of the world are t h e history students with the h i g h e st averages in the classes they repre- sent. Roger Edmonds has a 93 in world his- tory taught b y Coach McCo11umn. U n d e r Mr. MacVicker, Wilma Woods and Welda Akin have a 93 in Texas History. git-QL Hogg-mg has a 96 in American History. CCMMERCIAL Mr. Raley's office is the location of a business scene of the future. In J B T under Mr Irwin, Billie Kloster has an average of 95. Paula Bell is leading speed demon in the typing room under the direction of Mrs. Sanders with an average of 98. Judy Mulloy and Johnnie McGlothl1n have the highest averages in bookkeeping, 95. 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X, i. e . 3545125 L :5 ..: 135:11 diff 5 - ' TQVYEJ: - ' iiifiif 2:1 i ' 5711 f I TV, fini I i L- f. . si , QSQQI' :Q 'emf ill, if ,M V: 1 fb? . if 24 HMQ N QQ F KAQB- 11 . : :2 - h I!! . ,gg H,,.i,,,,,,,,,,,,... . S C ,www .W ,x . Q fx me A fu ff ,iq 'Sl ia- ' h Kiel r ,,., Ncimmuzfmizm fiwwmlwmf lgzwofdl ffm W WM Qzacafi MRS. GREENWAY and MISS VAUGHN sign out. They teach Homemaking I II III and IV This ear these teachers 1 : - Y sponsor a very large group of girls in the Dublin FHA Chapter. Q MR. JACK GIBSON and MR. Mc- VICKER talk over a coke in the gym. Mr. Gibson is an eighth grade sponsor and coaches girls' basketball. Mr. McVicker teaches American history, Texas history, and general math. MISS LITTLEPAGE and MISS GEORGE talk over the day's events before sign- ing out. Miss Littlepage is a seventh grade sponsor and teaches English to both the seventh and eighth grades. Miss George teaches P.E. and health to all the high school girls. MR. WELCH and MISS PURVIS admire the flowers brought to Miss Purvis by one of her students . Mr. Welch is a seventh grade sponsor and teaches history to both the seventh and eighth grades. Miss Purvis is an eighth grade sponsor and teaches read- ing, spelling, and history. gjacafll ' i ,M-lx P4411 'UA U-if-14-I WLQQ ' L x ggx' Vqji Jw-Q. 45 WAQJ ' I if MR. MCCOLLUMN and MR.jOI-INSON tinker with the projector before showing a film of one of our football games. They were our football coaches this year. Mr. McCo1lumn also teaches world history. Mr. Johnson teaches general science, M , e fish in Mrs. Tackett's aquarium. Mrs. Tackett is a seventh grade sponsor and teaches RS. TACKETT and MRS MOSS feed th science, geography, read- ing, and spelling. Mrs. Moss is an eighth grade sponsor and teaches arithmetic to both the seventh and eighth grades. MRS, SANDERS and MRS. ROBINSON enjoy a coke at the break in the after- noon. Mrs. Sanders is head of our commercial department, she teaches ty p in g , shorthand, and bookkeeping. Mrs. Robinson teaches physics, trig , biology , and che mistry . MR. IRWIN and change gossip in front of the trophy case in the front hall. Mr. Irwin directs the Senior 7 junior High, and Grade School Bands. In addition he teaches JBT MRS. WHEATLEY ex- second period. Mrs. Wheatley teaches algebra I and II and plane geometry. Quan!! Quan!! NIR.VERNON GIBSON and MR.DYKES proudly display the award won by the grass judging team composed of V.A. boys from Dublin. Mr. Gibson and Mr Dykes teach Agriculture I, II, III, and IV. MRS. MULLOY and MRS. CARAWAY examine the 11 ' a. important records in their little metal boxes that tell whether a student has in his or her required work. Mrs. Mulloy teaches English II, III, and IV. Mrs C ' . araway teaches English I d II aff, -Mu www do-N4 KZJJ 'I .JMIL M37 time-W ymwd WM. Ldffvfvg 7774 adv, ,U ..-f-:,,r..w E MISS ERVIE I d , nee a pencil and some paper, is an expression perhaps each of us has used at some time in the mad scramble to get needed supplies between classes, MRS. SMITH is in charge of our schoo1's books and IS school secretary. She gets a lot of smiles espe- cially when she passes out the checks to the teachers at the end of the month. MRS. GUYGER always ready to give us h tickets. is our lunchroom cashier . She is c ange or punch our lunch To many of us the first face that we asso- ciate with school each day is that of a bus driver, Pictured here are our bus drivers. First Row: DAVE HANCOCK, WILLIS IN- ABNET, DON PARRACK, LEE PENDLETON. Second Row: JOHN A.jOI-INSON, EARL BARBER, ROY ECOLS, MACK BRAMLETT, TOMMIE GREGG. The lunchroom staff, MAGGIE ALEX- ANDER , NAN GREGORY, CLARA SO NES, MARTHA SHAFER, and BoN- c1LE WYRICK, af menus in the lunchroom and our e responsible for our smiles or groans, as the case may be, when we see what they have prepared, 64464 CZJM57 M4 , . g? ,vgW 3 ' ,MfW N. X X : funk ' ae' 3' M Zig 2 jig gi NX 'N ffw 5 .,, Mfw. M151 'US ,wx , . I w W Richard Hancock Paula Gray RICHARD HANCOCK: FFA 53-57, v-pres. 53-54, sec. 56-575 Football 53-57, capt. 56-575 Choral 54- 56, v-pres. 55-565 Dairy Judging Team 54-555 Class treas. 56-575 Class Pres. 53-545 Sr. play 56-57. PAULA GRAY: Ir. play usher 55-565 FHA S3-565 Student Council 53-555 Tennis 53-555II1tEI'SCl'1Ol8.StlC League math, typing, and shorthand 53-575 FTA 55- 565 Sr. prom server 53-545 Pep Squad 53-545 Citizen of the Month 55-565 High Scholastics 53-575 Who's Who in Scholastics 53-575 Science Club 53-57, sec. 54-55, pres. 56-575 Annual rep. 55-56, editor 56-575 Most Beautiful Girl 56-57. Analene Burrows Travis Brovxm R Tommy Hooks Vicki Belyeu ' f-X HOOKS. Cla 53 55 escor 53-55- Band all Class v-pres. 565 Class p 54-555 jr. p1ay 55-56, 55-565 Mos: Handsome Boy 56-575 Jr.-Sr. banquet server 54-555 Class sec. 56-575 Sr. play 56-57. VICKI BELYEU5 FHA 53-565 Personality Club 53-545 Lion's Roar campus editor 55-575 Class sec. 55-565 Interscholastic League spelling 54-55, 56-575 Hal- loween Queen candidate 54-555Annual script editor, typist 56-575 Annual Staff Sweetheart 56-57. ANALENE BURROWS: FHA 53-57, hist. 53-545 jr. play 55-565 Lion's Roar 53-57, ass't. editor 54-55, editor 55-575 Class sec. 54-555 Choral 54-56, offi- cer 55-565 Halloween Princess 55-565 Annual ass't. editor 56-575 Sr. play 56-575 Cheerleader 56-575 Who's Who in Scholastics 55-575 Dramatics Club 56-575 Coronation entertainer 53-545 Commence- ment usher 55-56. TRAVIS BROWN: Football 53-57, capt. 56-575 Track 55-565 Tennis 53-545 Sr. prom server 53-545 jr.-Sr. banquet server 54-555 Class favorite 55-565 jr. play 55-565 Sr. play 56-575 Class parl. 55-S75 uEllQI,55-565 Commencement usher 55-565 FFA rodeo 55-56, WEIDA AKIN: FHA 53-54, 56-575 Commencement usher 55-565 Who's Who in Scholastics 56-575 Sr. play 56-575 Miss D.A.R. ga ii-'rl inf lv' wp. F f Welda Akin Bobby Salyer Wilma Woods BOBBY SALYER: FFA 53-57, pres. 56-57, treas. 54- 555 Dairy judging Team 55-565 Sr. prom server 53- 545 Choral 55-565 Tennis 54-555 Football 56-575 Sr. play 56-57. WILMA WOODS: Sr. play 56-575 FHA 53-575 Jr. play 55-565 Wl1o's Who in Scholastics 56-57, PERRY DOGGETT: Library Club treas. 54-565 FHA 53-575 Basketball 53-575 Volleyball 55-565 Book F e stival 53-555 Drarnatics Club 54-55, 56-575 Ir. play 55-565 Sr. play 56-575 Transferred 56. Semhfw 'I BILLY COMPTON: FFA 55-57, rept. 55-565 Football 52-535 Commencement usher 55-565 Sr. prom server 52-53. JO ANN DUNCAN: Sr. play 56-575 FHA 53-545 Bas- ketball 53-575 Class favorite 56-575 Choral 53-545 Girl's sports editor annual 56-575 Jr.-Sr. banquet server 54-55. DENNIS COX: FFA 53-575 Poultry Team 53-54. Perry Doggett Billy Compton jo Ann Duncan Dennis Cox ! Xnf . Betty Moncrief Elmer Thackerson BETTY MONCRIEF: FHA 53-57. ELMER THACKERSON: FFA 53-57, sec. 55-565 Fire Marshal 56-57. LEWIS PACK: Class favorite 53-545 FFA 53-57,parl. 55-565 Football 53-57, honorable mention all-state 56-57, capt. 56-57, 2nd team all-district DHS 56-575 Student Council 53-54 for Most Handsome Boy 56-575 Sr. play Melba Patton Dean Bradley -r I -fr, ,I Lewis Pack Lynda Kiker LYNDA KIKER: Band 53-57, Sweetheart 53-545 FHA 53-57, pre s . 56-57, State Homemaker, Area Civil Defense Chairman 56-57, State convention voting deg,55-565 Homemaker of the Month 55-565 Home- maker 'of the Year 56-575 FFA Sweetheart 56-575 Most Beautiful Girl 55-565 Football Sweetheart 55- 565 Who's Who in Scholastics 55-575 Personality Club rept. 53-545 Who's Who 53-545 jr.-Sr. banquet server 54-55, entertainer 52-555 jr. play usher 55- 565 Centennial rep. 54-555 Majorette 54-575 Twirl- ing contest 55-56, MELBA PATTON: FHA 53-54. DEA RADL 5 FFA 53-57, pres. 53-54, 55-56, sent. 54-55, Chairman Executive Board 55-565 Dairy Team 54-555 Halloween escort 55-565 Annual pho- tographer 55-575 Class favorite 55-565 FHA Sweet- heart 54-555 Student Council rep. 53-55,pres. 56-57, DORTHA STEELE: Pep Squad 53-555 jr. play usher 5'5T565 Who's Who in Scholastics 54-555 Annual staff lay-out editor, Girl's sports editor 56-575 FHA 53- 575 Sr. play 56-57. EDWARD STRATTON: jr. play 55-565 Lion's Roar sports editor 55-575 Track 54-555 Who's Who in Scholastics 53-55, 56-575 Sr. play 56-57. JUDY MULLOY: FHA 53-55, 56-575 Pep Squad 53- 545 jr. play usher 55-565 Annual staff lay-out editor 56-57, Girl's sports editor 56-575 Who's Who in Scholastics 56-575 Interscholastic League sp e lling 53-545 Sr. play 56-57. Dortha Steele Edward Stratton Judy Mulloy IGHNNIE MCGLOTHLIN: FTA 55-57, play 56-575 FHA 53-565 Basketball 56-575 Jr. play usher 55-565 Who's Who in Scholastics 56-57. DELTON BERNAg FFA 53-57, rept. 56L575 Football manager 55-565 Sr. play 56-57. BETH COWANg Coronation entertainer 53-545 FHA 53-555 Class treas. 55-565 Annual script editor 56- 575 Who's Who in Scholastics 55-565 Choral annual rep. 55-565 Sr. play 56-57. LARRYWJONES: FFA 53-575 Football 54-55, mana- ger 55-sefcmoral 54-565 sr, p1ay 56-575 student councu 56-57. Semhfzet ,gf u Qt. T? .15 E L' W - if .. My 'Xt .JY Johnnie McGlothlin Delton Bema Beth Cowan Larry jones N Deryl Lande s Norma Williamson DERYL LANDESg Sr,play 56-575Band 53-575 Science Club 56-575 Track 54-555 Who's Who in Scholastics 53-575 jr. play stage manager 55-565 Volleyball 55- 565 Tennis 56-575 Dance Band manager 55-56. NORMA WILLIAMSON: FHA 5 3- 575 Band 54-565 B a sk e tb all 55-565 Volleyball 55-565 Cheerleader 56-575 Candidate for Most Be autiful 56-575 Miss DHS 56-575 Pep Squad 53-54. Martha Hancock Luther Allen Barbara Kite J. W. Price BARBARA KITE: FHA 53-57, parl. 54-55, 56-57, sec. 55-565 Halloween candidate 53-545 Basketball manager 55-565 FFA Sweetheart 55-565 Citizen of the Month 55-565 Bacc. usher 55-565 Candidate for Most Beautiful 56-575 Pep Squad 56-575 lnterscho- lastic League typing 55-565Volleyball 55-565Choral 54-555 Halloween Coronation entertainer 53-54, I. W. PRICE: Annual business manager 56-575 Science Club 56-575 jr. play 55-565 Who's Who in Scholastics 53-555 FFA 53-57, officer 54-55, Poultry Team 53-54, Dairy Team 55-565 Sr, play 56-57, MARTHA HANCOCK: FHA 53-575 Dramatics Club 56-575 Choral annual rep. 54-555 jr,-Sr. prom server 53-545 Halloween Coronation entertainer 53-545 Pep Squad 53-575 Sr. play 56-575 jr. play usher 55-565 FFA Sweetheart Candidate 55-56. LUTHER ALLEN: FFA 55-575 Football 56-575 Bas- ketball 55-575 Track 55-565 jr. play announcer 55- 565 Band 54-565 Choral 54-555 Boxing 54-555 Sr. play 56-57. PRITCHY SMITH: Band 54-565 Football 56-575 FFA 53-54, sec. 55-565 Class favorite 56-575 Jr. play 55- 565 Sr. play 56-575 Halloween escort 55-565 Who's Who in Scholastics 54-56, JEAN MOSLEY: FHA 53-57. EDDIE SIKES: Band 54-55, 56-57, V-pres. 56-575 Class v-pres. 56-575 Tennis 55-575 Football 56-575 Who's Who in Scholastics 55-56. K 4 ,Ht '45 Pritchy Smith jean Mosley Eddie Sikes JANYCE GUYGER: Football Sweetheart 53-545 Per- sonality Club 53-545 Lion's Roar business manager 53-55, co-editor 55-575 FHA 53-57, treas, 54-55, v-pres. 55-57, area voting deg. 53-545 Band 53-57, lib. 54-55, sec. 55-575 Halloween Queen 54-555 Student Council rept. 54-555 Candidate for Most Beautiful 56-575 Homemaker of the Month 55-565 Commencement usher 55-565 Sr. play usher 55-565 Who's Who 55-565 Class favorite 55-565 Majorette 54-575 Twirling contest 55-565 Who's Who in Scho- lastics 54-55, 56-575 Sr. play 56-57. PHILLIPS GRANBERRY: Tennis 55-565 Annual Boy's sports editor,business manager 56-575 Student Coun- cil 53-565 Class pre s . 56-575 Class v-pres. 55-565 Sr, play 56-575 jr. play 55-565 Science Club 55-575 Baseball 54-575 Football 53-57, capt . 56-575 All- Round Boy 56-57. RUTHIE SOJOURNER: FHA 53-57. JOE PATE: Band 54-56, v-pres. 55-565 Halloween escort 53-545 Science Club 54-55, 56-575 Tennis 56-575 Class pres. 55-565 Student Council v-pres. 56-575 Sr. play 56-575 jr. play 55-565 Football 56- 575 Who's Who in Scholastics 54-SS. .Sandoval 'sl K 5,55 s - We if 1 .W .,s 5 1 1 Q ' ht? Phillips Cranberry janyce Guyger joe Pate Ruthie Sojourner f .fm . f ,5:fm.a91Q,.- k 12 1 1 r ' 'X ?':'d F3 'fi friaflig iff, f H f igff' 21:1 iii 1 ' 1-1 Q 1: i giegsm. :QM Q if Q... .ma ffl :. 11. iv. L ' 5 1 f Q M 5 N Sn- , ffl, MLM ., if ,wr ,vw QW. 'vi fi 'Nw x sw. 7, G Q 553, V SE J in x E ,Q ' y f Q 0 Sgr Nagy 5 TS.: :. Q , 51 I '7 Q K 1 up :ggi - ,, 1. Y if '-Ylfwi QQ Til 'I 1' i ii K . 1 ', ., .. K 1 W, K 11 '- . , , - sz -1f13N mi gym M-'K 15 - ff -' f . :fig H Q i ., 7 f , A - ' ,E Q. L, ,, . , W4,.. , ,U X, NM? Ti.. L X L- f wa.. Nw 'bv- L L A vi Wm w .WM ,vw r w, I ' an 4. Y' ,,,...... XR ,' 'N-up 5 5? .. hi f' 4- fl X K .X 6, gf ELDON QUATA KILGORE BOB WRIGHT BOBBIE ARTHUR PATSY SHARPE KENNETH SEARS The above picture is of the employees of the La Green Door during the Halloween Carnival. The V .A W cigarette girls are Bobbie Arther Peggy Williams T Pat Shaffer, and Joy Sharp. The Master of Cere- ,. V I monies is Tommy Gee and Deryl Landes is the Doorman. i p ,p liuz .. WANONA GILBREATH RONNIE JONES PATSY JA di - g,x, 5 .- tk X if ROBERT FLETCHER JANE THORNTON CHARLES HAILEY R ,o o All tr : V1 M ,mug wk W Q .ze Y wx B n 'gg wwd . Q , Q N J 'gif at A . vw We Q 5 R is S Efmkl 55255: 353 9, 3 yef e x ,Q 33' QF we 'S W9 ,, Q 11+ T gi iflxg A 490' are X 1 X QK52 lf Y x gf W I X legs , :N K so 1 Y H Q Q ' W be 51. 1 if N we 5 -r . z . T X q. N if 59 1' 3 .x . S ' l' , . Q 1' ,, L F Q 'M J X 3 S. X - H Q NONA CAULDER ,ls i ' BX DON KIRKLEN ROSE DRIVER 5-51 Q , '4 A X 'hs DON RAY KEITH 'ix A T2 I T 2 51 A Ji' Q 1 . wg' 5 -. ,iw ,. 4 - -if , -. , I., axles- , w WH? 4-.-'wx fr' . .sgqsz -' Q Mr' ,. 23 , - 4 , x we 45' - r. 1 X . 5 ,,, Q v 4 1 I ak u ' 5 'Els 3 l W Q were ,-,, U., vw' lf A ' . x x Q ' a '- U r w It A if ,,- 21 1 www Q. -iv- ax, F ml' sl X , T M li , 70 H rigww' k Se J if gf ' . is Aus These Junior couples chat in the halls between class. NO SHARP They are Jerry Pair and Jan Hudson, Cecelia Cook and Billy Moore, and Ann Hudson and Ronnie Jones. Waiting for the bell to ring after marching are four members of the Junior class that play in the band. They are Tommy Gee, Richard Hailey, Jean Gilbert, and Sue Howell. BETTY GRAY Q5 BOBBY STANDRIDGE MARY WEEMS SKIPPER SALYER VIOLET GRAY Y N may X - ,HO J? .2 5, 'M xkvk lv DICKIE PALMORE BRENDA WALTON MARTHA HOLCOMB JERRY MACKEY MARLENE SMITH TERRY D. CRADDOCK BYRON LEE .TUDY BAXTER IOYCELN DANIELS MARTHA HOLCOMB ,Sv S 1 MONA BURLESGN THOMAS DECKER PEGGY WILLIAMS FRANKIE BERNA A,-1 ,, an f BETTY VANDER OOL ff. I , , 0 o ' U ..l,g9' LARRY WALKER .,f- T il-,...n SUE HOWELL TOMMY CEE KIWLI Marlele Smith, Ann Hudson, Wanona Gil- breath, Ian Hudson, Martha Holcomb, Betty Vanderpool, Ian Thornton, Cecelia Cook, Carol Templeton are alldressed up in the dresses they made during 4th period in Miss Vaughn's homernaking class. They have just returned from town where they were looking for accessories. JEAN GILBERT f . The members ot' the Junior Class are attentive as plans are discussed for rais ing money, one ol' their major problenws it always seems, The sup- per given by the class was a big suc- cess and ad de d considerably to the Iunior Class bank-roll. ff 1 1 Ll . PETE CUNNINCHAM CARROLL READ MARTHA JONES 51 f BETTY I-IORNSBY V- :rx fsifsflgsng' The Juniors have the responsibility of operating the concession stand at the football games. The mothers really enjoy this. They also have the privi- lege of honoring the graduating Sen- iors with the Junior-Senior Banquet. 1 a 'J ' YM .Q ,L ew - A 'I'-A .pm t ' ,q'u' 9-S911 , K 4 Q 3 is , F H t QQ 1 Q gym 4 Q ,Q sf, 1 Q 1- N y G HFALQ u--xQ.,,,,9K B Q e:H:1+vQb 4 N Sw' , ng ,ai,.u'ii an 4' m ll'-it Y 'e so:-n 'h,'3 'a 'P-- ' 'V 1-I n '.a-f .'l-0 -t W2 .pw-'l9f, Q. Q F0054 ' ' ' - 0535 41006 -W - W K Y., ,stir 1 el S smvffi -' f-z,1g:': ' I -4 5 .- ,:.f:.:-' , i '3'l 5QQ-Y3fiiJ.g,Q 4 ' ' 'i1':?iT I i zfffl 1' to . -. ,Q iff-: gs ' . S1 t 1 gi: . ,' RR g 1' ,Q .1 K - .c , . .. 2 , JERRY PAIR PAT SHAFER JOE DON DeWEESE The class pictures on these pages spell out the letters D U B L IN forming the name of our town. These layouts were arranged by the junior annual representatives,J'ean Gilbert and Sue Howell, during time they could snatch fourth period or after school hours. , ...ls D t T s ' at -' L ,, 1 gf: A i 'til X91 5 ' Q T ION LEIBAUNIE IAN HUDSON DON LaBAUME ANN HUDSON awww Klein: 'I'-il .,1 .i, 2 B 5 J. D. BACHMAN QL! S . ., z i MERRILL BURNETT . DICKIE REED t w. s W t W wut i .4-' SHIRLEY FREEMAN ' R ' ,,:. - . A by in i .Qf ' f V if im p ., .:Y, in i 3 if A Q Ann Hudson helped to arouse the fighting spirit of the football team as Junior cheerleader. Marching with the D.H.S. Band were five members of the Junior Class. Tommy Gee marched at the front of the band as drum ma- jor along with Jean Gilbert, Sue Howell, and Jane Thornton, who were flagbearers with the band. Members of the Student Council rep- resenting the Junior Class were Betty Van- derpool and Robert Fletcher. PAULA BELL IDA MOTE These two future scientists of the junior cla s s are arrayed in the i r white uniforms of the medical pro- fession. They are Tommy Gee and Byron Lee. idea' - 1 f' 1- .1 iii 'QQ 'l ' CEC ELIA CGOK BILLY RAY MOORE I 1 ALMA GRISSOM vi i.. K, W ' V PATRICIA CORBELL Q44 7 im 'Q497Z61a4o.' 5005 , i Q . .. , A . Ysfiy.. ' H u ky . ' - --,A MIT? Q 'W rw. - 1 . Es - , 5 f' .. . .J C ,M ... W.. X W n in ,J ' AL K f rx SQA 'bf lx W , Ex 2 X 1 Xi i 'vii A ww Bl, Q X G 5 5 MWA SQ? if iv, . 1 Z i KK KE: 75 V,iV 532 K 5 2? S 1 in wg W W 5 W J : 5 X 5 Q? 5 , , xxx U ML Q i gm H X iz., gl My 1 gg 'z', like f ' 2 4, 1, xg- 'WM : i9lifl-SF! we Qggnwsiiqx- QXXSS A S333 Eiga Q , 2 , A 2 SNWWLMQQNWJA X .MNH ,W 'Wm - in ,S : at Mila 'f' v CLARENCE MAXWFLL W X 9 it QQ, 5 ADDu:TAYLoR QQ BHJJPETTUOHN QQQ1 it ll,M PAT MATTHEWS ' The Sophomore class ranks third in high school with fifty-five members. Our class was represented on the Student Co il b Kenneth Mcllroy and Vera Kite Our cheer- - 'ii 1- - - -- M x leader is Sandra Brinuizg Y- -' T DONNIE BARR LTANELLA BRAMLETT KENNETH BERNA TWYLA HOOD DANNY FAULKNER IANICE KNOX ROGER EDMONDS ZELDA GILBREATH M r s . Mulloy's fourth period English class is busy correcting their notebooksg that is, all ex- cept Lonny Black. He is making other plans. RA BRANUM PENDLE TON ILLIE HAPVEY MMY DUNCAN PATSY FINE GERALD COOK DOROTHY SHAFER JIMMY HARRELL BETTY DAN I5 KENNETH MQILROY .-nu? af PATSY CAMPBELL TRAVIS CARR LONNY BLACK Sophomores patronize their food sale while their room mothers wearily count the day's proceeds that will be used for a future senior trip. Our class rooni nxothers have worked MARTHA MCCARTY very hard on our various projects this year. VVe are verv proud of these moth- CFS. , Q , C A A 5- xa A I' A.. I ' ii' fs 'Zu gf' ' The Sophomore class is proud to have three of the finest teachers in D. H. S. for our sponsors. Coach Johnson and Mrs. Greenway were our sponsors last year. Mrs. Mulloy is a new one. These teachers worked tirelessly for the class. No matter how busy, they are always ready to give needed help or ad- vice. 54 -awfy ' Double-double boil and bubble, as these Sophomore girls make candy during fifth period to be sold by the P. T. A. at the Halloween Carnival. IEWELL MCGLOTHLIN f' 'S gn: we 1-R xr ' R,-40 if egfsegagggsvgagirezn-inaBaegssfggszwg orrfsrr R B ooas A BOBBY WHITEHEAD , .O iddd A RUBY BROWN HAROLD 1-'Ox lyy . A CATHY VAUGHN of Xp , 1 ' iw ' 2 l 3 TONY PRESTON ANITA PURCELL LANE JONES GLENNA QUEEN 8 'Q A as A if .gm W 3 E 3 3 3 2 3 S PAUL DUNN DAPHINE BOUCHEI WILLIAM HANCOCI MARTHA LaBAUME It looks good girls, but it is definitely fattening. Mrs. Greenway, a Sophomore class sponsor, and Billie Harvey don't seem to mind, as they purchase candy from the room mothers, at the Sophomore candy booth during the Halloween Carnival. .TESSE WEEMS BETH JONES KAYE WABBEQS SUE BROWN BOBBY COWAN SHIRLEY FARMER LARRY MAXWELL MARJORIE MCCANN EDDY RICHARDSON Y ,,,..1 Y H. 1-,M T-,! :MAL f There are Sophomores on most of the Athletic teams of D. H. S. We are proud to have such a good rep- resentation. We hope we carry our spirit through our remaining years. r 13 41' CARLEY SMITH IAN SIEGEL CHARLES EOFF VERA KITE .ke .- - ...W f' N A 3 A ,if . xy. 9 . W, , W if . . X , 2 six I Q' 4 if w W W ,S lx Q Q n ' 4. . yy' 3 .4 3' 4' , V J , S 2 2 if f mf- 'gifxg ww L: ZQXS' x .wi M N,., 5 t .4:.:.L ,, , , W- 'Xi' ff.. A 0 gy Q W: .ig L w:g,.3 ,, was Q ggimfs 1,?: I ,Ji .,A.f , , 'K 1 W ,Q p, ,qw E 3 3? l ,Q ff 'Wffiii S--,xg 1 is ' 'Q -2E5.ii f.f - .,.f- -, . as W i ,W,, 5 1, ,, 1. 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NANCY WARNER GEORGE MOTE ARTIE THACKERSON HAROLD KEITH I' .,G.,. . - , b .V is . fx , i' Q tk I Q 5 A '. .,,.. 3 ,.1A I 'Rl L- I CARLA N STEVENS KENNETH MOORE GAYLE BAXTER BILLY KLOSTER If -3 W to WAYNE SEARS iz Q t Oll 533 ,,,,-4 R RN Q O R MARY E. CHAPMAN ii 5' E .9 G i ELORES IO WOOTON EGINALD HAMMONDS 62' The Freshman class is very fortunate to have several tal- ented singers. Shown here are the I-Iarrnonettes, who have en- tertained us on many occasions. This picture was taken Hallo- ween when they performed in La Green Door, a French night club. ,f- a These Freshmen are smiling at the beautiful cakes spread out be- fore them. Although you C an ' t see them, they are there. They 'A were furnished by the Freshman A zo, class and sold by our room moth- g ers for the P.T.A. at the Hallo- . ll Ween carnival. Yum! Yum! L if 1. 5 3 lf! fray ROGER ,H ' WINSTON BEVERLY PAT SHILLINGBURG ,A-'Emu-, 1 f' A Q-Q M Jr? MCDONALD A CAROL ROBBINS BILL CROUCH .G any l IOHNIE GILMAN 1 L. ,, K QM ,,. 4 . is ? . 5 lli lg 1 Dwi JZ JAMES EVANS IACQUELYSJORK KENNETH DURHAM wwf -1 - H . ,T Ki l , Y E : .,:. L ,,,,.: , ff' ' V .T ,,:.' In f f 'Q l,y,e Y T my ' lell 55551. ll' 33 ix R my T Sk is 'V 5 A 52 DOVIE HOOD s GWENDOLYN YORK :Slim 5-15.5.3 'Q - ,' , S L , P K l We HIRLEY BENNINCFIELD RONALD HANCOCK JULIE HAZLEWOOD 3 ,E N YW H if' it 'r-- 5 CARY JIM WILSON KAYE ALEXANDER l RICHARD ARLEE MORRIS . ' CHARLOTTI-:CLINE Y These gorgeous representatives of the Freshman class are not our candidates for Most Beautiful as you might think. They are some of the first year F.H.A. girls dur- ing their initiation early in Oc- tober. ,, 4 dvr- ,hi S, . rwf - I 155 . 'K .H E' ,'1 ' '-Vx. . . , A ,Hemel ' - ' 'rw -ra DERROLL ROSS W Iis' :xi i Ile M DALE WEST LARRY MAYER r- I A as 1 44 W I . 1-ff J, x , . A - ::' BILLY READ 4 LINDA CARLISLE i , M A' sf V V V KENNETH VAUTHIER ELIZABETH HANCOCK L ff - ,- Q2 f an 5 GERALD PRATER MARTHA FINE 1.2-,...,.:i ff Y ' If this picture were in color, you woul d see red streaked faces and green painted hands. The Greenhands are the boys who have never taken F.F.A. before. They are initiated by those who have. The boy in the background did not really have his head cut off, but it was still prettyhard to tell who he was. I' fp BOBBY NEAL 4 T . S? f 2 55 V2 L5 I ' ' ,JV ,ff .J , w- W ,K A k .,, f A an .1 HV.. . 2... . IENNADINE LEE LOUIS E. MOTE K ..5:gt:,k 5: V w : . Imgj . A 1. :Im i 54555 .1 M. P. , - ,zsgu ,W . X521 5 ' ' ' fl, 185115, kg' i' Z' ' ,Q ff . ,ms - -Av ff: . ,. . QM 5, :ggi U sg, Niix If iff? ,A Us -5 fx . , A rf' at N3 X s 2,2 X Q is X 1 ' A L www' 'W ww JO ANN WOODS Div' 'nn RICHARD LEE ADAMS BERNA L. PERKINS K .tif-I 741 ff ':- he Qkiil- J 1 e .Y ,nl A f , I LA F. CRADDOCK BILL MADDUX 3 fi L ' gr L, L fi .,. i xv -7 1. X :tiki na' LL,L, RITA SHARP 1-Q, Q' PAT PETTUOHN fs, J. Q 3. 4 - 1 ' I j.. , , ,X ..l A Fish class meeting! These kids aren't rea'11y interested in what's going on in front of the room, theyjust looked this way for the picture. Most of them just yak whi1e the business is be ing conducted by those who don't yak and then they gripe about what was decided. Oh well, it should be expectedg they are only Freshmen. . .J ' PEGGY RICHARDSON K. 3 GERALD HUCKABY P in DON HOWARD M-9' A-4-'NIBPQWW I ' l i. I ' -. x1s vigil 3 X x :NAA A DON RUSK E'-gf' F x 4 ,S Mx xi cw JOHN TACKETT rr Q2 '15 , lk 1, Y izw a wl Q A , V Fi f f . ,.... Q HR Q31 . f E f A ,gm fi A L is as U31-5:1 zsiffx iii? -f Y MS' if Y K me-1 Q. Wg M . -my Q , I A V , - .W -, ,. ' 'Mfg -fly I A-f mf' 1 ' Ff' 1' 5 Nfl W ii K 1 i . ' ,:,, , , f H K if '-f .1 5 if ,. 't x X r v ' Bw ig , 1 X - Ha 4 5 QF- Q 6 h W Xf I V -:Q 1 18 Au. Q Ll W ruff ,SQ 'i X gi? 3 Q. e M :- O ,N a n , M 1 Y a vi - 'Hit 1 1 W ai A l cw I S31 I ,. dm, if x Cx J Q I 1 1 A O f , frffgiki? ...pw .n,:..-f ,4 ,QQ fm, rw 'fi ,. , , if 7 1 , , g3,I R SANFORD GLENDA SPIKES EDWARD BURLESON PAT RICHEY VERNON FLETCHER DON GRANT JANE LaBAUME WELCH, JR. JOY JOHNSON A EA 1 f I Y I A O O OO ,5':f51,EA L i,, L , Q vi M . 45 1 I X, it fs, Qi? F M' If S F' ' , ir-' - issue . - -412' e -Q-w- K- Q - . 1 FY ,'iz.1:1 ' S' 4 f ' 2, J 5 gf 4 f f N -yu , 4 .2 ,,,I, , 1 . - Nair? EDDIE HOWARD JTMMY MONCRIEF LAWRENCE MULLOY 23 mm O 44 xr 703 5 fm 'Wi IL .LO GLENN WELCH MARY SUE SHAFER ARTHUR PACK NANCY SALYER E3 32351. . 'J - ' 35415 A O I ' O Y: ., ' 'H STE: .ifl .. 'I Q .1 h ' .i'1f1i'f: fw f if f ' IV ' JAN NEWTON DOYLE JONES ANITA WILLIAMS JOE MAYER .-if X nf' Q HOLLIS JONES f- '-1: ,mn ux xx N vi' ,ia F5 T Q I 'Y um x4 I' 3 5 Y 'T' sig, Q 'Sk , ' I 5, L MQ ggi I di jig? 3 ? I Y ..f,,..,.Q . QQ Ln Z I my , Q ws is I E 63? K K I 5' I Q f if 'I 'Q . A I ' 5- its yy Q s 'Q Y Y vf Y 1 -LM f- 'W . ,fri If-g:g.5 1 I I - rvggwg-2 ' . .. N V LL ..,.. I.. f M Q 4. 'Wi' f Q? k,kN U X Lsfffkg J T ' M I 4 I V' 'x XI PN-...I SAMMY ANDERS TRUDY HOOD LYNN TALBERT BARBARA BURKEEN IIMMIE WALKER GLORIA WHITEHEAD JOHN CORBELL CAROL, KELLER Rim I I L WY f N pf V P I w M X, M, , . , I 1 S I si .... ill, Y HERMAN WILLIAMS PATSY SMITH MAC MCKINNON 'l . ELYNN TALBERT LINDA HARRIS DAVID LANDES EVYONNE STARNES JIMMY HANCOCK IS J, SP JOHNNY BOLTON VICKI McCARTY NORMAN JOYCE FAULKNER CLENDENIN X ,. .I Dr NAOMI SOJOURNER If V: E, f, 5, Y Yfwm.. e gm, 'V WENDELL BEVERLY ANNETTE RAY BILL TURNEY MARY SUE SHAFER JAMES -:r1.'l 91' I . f 2 I i .. ' 54, 7' ,Q ' . . , lfiimf Afgf gg, ' i 1, Waals- 2- IAY FULLAGER SHARON WARD BOB EVANS LOUIS SIEGEL LUINE HEIZER TYRE SELF BARBARA TURNER BOBBY HOLIDP CHARLES SHARP PATSY KILGO l Q . 'Y ,LTI lx Ji ' gd -X4 J fs, A-.J14 wn.xfw'fW'! 'l EDDIE BONE ELOISE WARREN VICKEY JONES JOYCE HOLCOMB JAMES GILBERT ,fi- ?'v..,wi R ...ay I I MYRNA STRACENER JUNIOR DOGGETT CHARLENE MCCORMICK In 3? RODNEY RICHARDSON SANDRA MCVICKER JAMES BASSETT 9 Sli.. if IDNEY BROWN KATHLEEN ECHOL LONNIE JONES VIRGINIA MCCANN LEON EASON K ., fr, RONALD JONES BETTY KEITH NORMAN STRUBE RITA MCILROY ZJMQOZ 54,496 g,,4,a,,L '55'l'1? i fsf i .L,i H fdewgfaa, .- RACE BURKEEN DARRELL RASBERRY MARTHA MOS? RONALD HUDSON KYRA QUE CARbON Qi- A , W wx ., M WSWS, K 'ex Eavffi X vg msm A as W 8 V 3 'Q K, yi? R Mxml 3 Lg Y Y' 1 gsfefai A Q32 if gwifgx isa 'X X fi -Q A , f :X 9 KAY MCCARTY CHARLEQ YELL JO RITA POWER HELEN BARBEE TOMMY HOWARD CAROLYN WALL 'A 'H QQ lj' L ww? 'iv yt S X '1 i Ei S n LINDA CROUCH JOHNNY HENSLEY JANE SCOTT HERMAN ALSUP SHARON LONG W lass, 4191? 'fig J K fl? A 2 1-24.2, QfV2xv? 2 35? I , aw ,fri41f Yi ' 212: wk - x 1 ffir' i 522411123 gay: - :NMM Iiiiif? - - ami .31 5, ,L Atifgzzzfigiji X g.:g,,iSr cf 35525-ggzggv . X + .x , .5 ' swf, i . :N A 1 .Ar . Q ! ,fi 4' J W WW ROBERT WALKER KAY WHITEHEAD JERRY ROSS DOROTHY ANDERS BLAYNE WILLIAMSOI 6 in I . ' 3, JA A A ' E R' L WYE' A L ,L il,.:fE.7 ..A- Y I V . Lk rv A:fz.:, I, i D , li ,- Y ., ' Q , VV4 I Viv H 'X Ei' :Av ' y f r L if QL- ' ,r t L ' A iiigg fi? . ff 'W F In IL K K' Mx, Q Z ' 1RA Le is J' F ' . - M QU 4 is A . L - - 1 ., Af R f A M14 A . f-5 ' N, A Y .4 ni I A, ' A y MW? J.f? i A 2, ' . , J ! E A JESSIE WILLIAMS DAN BOOKER MARY EOFF JACK JOHNSON ., 4. kg Q: 1,43 I I 2 A:,:A, L J - JUDY HOWELL f A RROO , , f . , ' ' K, 1 V ' 1 ' X .., 4, . 5: I sq, ., ,,-- -L' Af- .- 'kb' J TY-5 TUE '+A-533 I CARL MULLOY JOE HOWELL GLENDA STRUBE JOHNNY COWAN A ,J L EEJRW F 'El 'A'h h QM K' ' , V V A 'lf .JJ - vw -QQ' BENNY LA JUAN FAIR DALE CLENDENIN MARIBETH CHARLES HORAK VANDERPOOL C RADDOCK .Q JA PATSY FAIR VIRGINA MATTHEWS MARY SOIOURNER BETTY WILIAMS xflf fa X g.. f Ai 4 K I iv I Yf.. , BOBBY SRADER KAREN PAIR L. T. COOPER GLORIA HICKEY if P Y- .L X x xg! I I' M.. f- -dm I DAVID JORDAN JEANETTE SMITH vx BEULAI-I ' STRATTON ?' an ., 9 Ng, I J... . V '5 lj: x ' - X h 5 . bm - ,nn GY ALFORD HAVENS I 2. . 3 Q u , -1 L ,girl 4-1,4 A . '54, - , - X - DONNIE ABLES CHARLENE COOK RUDY BLACK I A I 'M 'f . K kk 1' H lf, Www QQ' X Q S L , ,V J. D. BURNEY BONNIE K. FANNING KENNETH WELCH SANDRA BURNETT I F of In-I sf' ' ' sv A it ni K Qi Q K5 ' Y3zzJ'45' , ' , - . , 'VS ,ff A Am .V A sf .M-f 1 xr N 4 . - -11' d If we 14 J-ff 1 if ' ff' X 11 an f--xg, 4' A .M k , an . R V Lkfl ' vb ww- z 1 ..,x 5 ,b '84, I Qs 'Y 'Q N P' 5 ras R SH Q ,N 3 if is P? X WQM is sg jx i Q, g Z, EQ Q if m - 9 Q if xv h g. S 2 iii-Wa Y, ia U , W N ..- gf' A Nq W ' X Q 7' , ' A ,W--I., : -no V , I' A ,rg - ,. 5w,'.I- ff, F1 5' Q U ' W MJ-if -. . w'?3' - ' 1. ' IL, W ' f g '2' K ' K .lim swf ii 5' 5 f ::'fe? 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Appliances Gilbert Sz Cunningham New and Used Cars Nash Plymouth Tires - Phone 44 - Batteries Bill Gaines Walter Hamilton Cvnsignee Company PURINA FEEDS 0 249 South Patrick Dublin Phone 360 The Texas Company f .x ,rfl hfgiig -1 5277 'S ' Q' 9 The Dublin Progress ' QUALITY PRINTING ' Q P' Jyvf Connie's Beauty Salon Hickey Furniture Company S. L. Wolfe Dry Goods Sz Variety Phone 10 Phone 282 LATHAM'S , J. S. Llttle and Son IVIEN-,S INSURANCE Phone 195 Dublin, Texas STORE ll'CSf0l10 Chamber's School Store STORE s12nv1NG STUDENTS Patnck 8: Elm Sts Phone 67 BEST OF SUPPLIES with The DERSON'S Sales Co. Feed - Seed - Grain Fertilizer - Garden Seed Dublin Texas Joe Henderson Our Business is Pickin' Up Phone 193 WALTER HAMILTON Kirk Armstron g Grocery - Market Body Shop Wrecker Service Phone 131 V a Williamson s Jewelry Watches - Diamonds China - Crystal Phone 21 Ke1ler's Kleaners Phone 344 71 jf A Harrell Ambulance Servlce Courteous Dependable SCYVICC Phone 117 TAXI Day Phone 108 Night Night Thomas Palmer - 90 Harry Galloway - 97 Howard Sz Payne Garage Stephen's Flowers Phone 163 Bettis Laundry Phone 40 Dublin, Texas f. 7. Baown BLACKSMITH and WELDING SHOP 311 E. BLACKJACK ST. HALLand PRESCRIPTION I-ABORTORIES PHONE 75 - 2.4 HOUR SERVICE Izo N. GRAFTON ST,,DUBLlN,TEXAS RELIABLE? PRE CRIPTIONS Southwest Natural Gas Company Dublin Chamber of Commerce W. B. Stockton Shoe Repair New Shoes and Boots Poston Feed Store Phone 77 Robbins-Poston Tractor Co. Ford Tractors Implements Hal Bolton Early Knox Bolton Kz Knox Barber Shop Roscoe Young Henry Turney Farmer's Feed Store C. B. Bradberry Phone 33 VLL' M , ,A A 'W4' A rf' ' aalaa 'ln 0rP6'PP n Dublin, Texas wr 5 -' .L . ,X MW . ' Dorse Dry Cleaners an a 1 ,,g:.n-I-i y None Better Phone 121 Dublln 1. .. 1 -- L ffu., . 9 , S . :HE The Dublin National Bank lfhns Sunset Cafe North Side - Highways 67 and 377 Dublin, Texas Where Most People Eat 3 Ogle Rexall Drug Store Prescription Specialists Dublin, Texas Phone 70 son ima SWS :Mn -. Pens P WHS ii' a 1 , , p 1 - S- nsi i i i l a ,.i 'H' I 7' in-1 Gerald W. Mcllroy FOOD STORE 524-526 S. Patrick Dublin Woldert Peanut TISTJTTWS Products Company awww WL! K J Robbins Feed Sc Grocery mtllev tubso Wholesale Commodities -DISTHVCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY. Telephone 101 Dublin, Texas Bo' 32' BAXTER'S PLACE HEN Stephenville, Tau D. E. Allison-Agent Dublin, Texas Phone 7 DE RSON' Food Store f a, 0 0- uzcomomucm. .J -fMlVa911f'l K PRODUCE Grocer s ----- Meats Guy Jones, Manager Fred Fletcher Chevrolet Co. Ph 340 211NPt k Dbl T Leatherwood Insurance Agency C. E. 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