Flat High School - Jacket Yearbook (Flat, TX)

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Seniors DOYLE TIPPIT Football 4 Years Baseball 4 Years Basketball 4 Years Captain Class President 2 Years Class Favorite All-School Favorite FFA Officer Senior Play Annual Staff ELMER ARLDT Transfer, Belton Senior Play Annual Staff FFA CLOVIS BOTKIN Charter Member Cheerleader 2 Years Basketball 4 Years Senior Play 2 Years Class Officers 2 Years Annual Staff 2 Years FHA Member and Officer Assistant Editor Basketball Captain I EAN DI XGN Basketball 4 Years FHA 2 Years Class Favorite Pep Squad 4 Years Annual Staff 2 Years Class Officer Assistant Editor Senior Play 2 Years JANE LAWSON Cheerleader 2 Years Basketball 3 Years Senior Play Class President FHA Member, Vice President Annual Staff 2 Years Assistant Editor 2 Years Carnival Queen

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KERMIT WALL Football 4 Years Baseball 4 Years Captain 2 Years Senior Play Annual Staff FFA Class Officer Class Favorite f 1 .J ,il-, Z ' g fe , , w. it U1 SEX MYRNA WOLFF FHA 4 Years Officer 3 Years Annual Staff Senior Play Carnival Queen Pep Squad Class Officer Class Favorite Prophecy af 1965 On a warm day in June, Doyle Tippit, the famous Hot Rod driver of New Jersey, came sliding around the corner of the Main Street in Flat. Not knowing of the newly installed street light on the sharpest curve it happened. The highway patrolman, Kermit Wall, spotted him first, His hot rod was in a heap in front of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Collins'fthe former Myrna Wolffy NITE Club, Rushing him to the Flat hospital, patrolman Wall left him in the care of two former class- mates, He found them to be the same two old maids, Jane Lawson and Jean Dixon, who are now registered nurses in the States most modern equipped hospital here in Flat. Upon much inquiry, nurses Dixon and Lawson informed Doyle of Elmer Arldt's great success as a stock farmer near The Grove. Meanwhile back at Elmer's ranch, he receives word of Doyle's little mishap. Sending his regards, Elmer regrets that he is unable to visit Doyle today, due to his participation in a State Stock Show in The Grove. Phoning Karl Calhoun at his elaborate Mobile gas Station, the nurses explained that his wife fthe former Miss Clovis Botkinj should be notified of the accident of her classmate. Leaving her three small boys with a next door neighbor, she calls her chauffeur to drive her down in her black and white Cadillac. Upon arriving at the hospital, Mrs. Calhoun bumps into Jean who directs her to Doyle's room. Here Jane is trying to persuade Kermit to keep his voice down so that he and the other members of the class of '56 would not be asked to leave the room. Soon the class meeting adjourned and all were assured of another reassembly.