Grand Prairie High School - Geep Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1956 volume:

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S X I r NJ SVMX , J 2 I I K W' QV jp' Wg! fQ W7V I ,W k .A l, , L V ewwaa jg . .f .,kf :H K ,cr M144 7' M ,JV GEEP I 95 6 Fourfeenfh Edifion H Lf ' .2 . , I-W L i , , , m A Grand Pra W, 0' O, TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES PERSONALITIES ALL IN A DAY'S WORK.. ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC SPORTS SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISING FOREWORD This annual, The T956 Geep, represenTs The efTorTs of The sTaTT To presenT a compIeTe picTure of memories of your school life as you passed Through The doors of Geep High during T955-56. We have chosen To use TRANS- PORTATION as The Theme of The '56 Geep. We sincerely hope you will enioy what you will behold wiThin These covers. GEEP SHIRLEY LACKEY Associate Editor K' KAREN SUE HOLMES Editor-in-Chief STAFF BOB HOPKINS Assistant Editor MAX McDOWELL MISS JANE SANFORD SAMMY FOUNTAIN Sports Editor Advisor Spoffs Editor ADVERTISING STAFF James Hall, PHOTOGRAPHER, Nancy Mathis, SALESMAN, Jean Keele, SALESMAN, Sandra Shaddix, SALESMAN, Earl M. Heavrin, Jr., BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING MANAGER, Sue Reynolds, SALESMAN. 93 and we, Mr. ND PRAIRIE SENIOR HIGH SCH ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADMINISTRATORS MR. M. B. COMBS Assistant Superintendent MR. H. H. CHAMBERS Superintendent MR. O. L. CAMPBELL Curriculum Director BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ralph Clark, President, Lee D. Herring, Secretary, Vernon Jackson, Dr. W. L. Colip, Jess M. Holland, Vice President, A. W. Sowell, Dr. John O. Wilson, Superintendent H. H. Cham- bers. 490' MRS. EDITH CORNAUD Secretary to Mr. Combs MRS. GEORGIA BOWDEN Secretary to Mr. Chambers MRS. LAVONIA LEWIS Director of Cafeteria MRS. JUDITH MlLLER Secretary to Mr. Campbell MR. R. G. KING School Accountant X '1wwf,, ,nv V- ,fy . ,E V ,Vkjk F3-.4 r-1 ' Q PRINCIPAL MR L E BOZE OFFICE SECRETARY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. MARVIN T. VAIL MRS. BILLIE SUE BASSINGER MR. JACK E. ARNOLD Mathematics B.S., McMurry College MR. THOMAS T. BALLARD Mechanical Drawing, Metal Work B.A., East Texas State Teachers College MRS. MATTIE LEE BENSKIN Spanish B.A., Southwest Texas State College M.E., Texas Christian University MRS. SUE BRADEN Speech, English B.A., Austin College M.A., North Texas State College MR. LEON BREEDEN Band B.A., Texas Christian University M.M.E., Texas Christian University Columbia University MR. EDWARD L. CARROLL Spanish, English B.A., East Texas State Teachers College M.A., University of Texas University of Virginia MR. LENDON DAVIS Football Coach, P.E. B.S., Southern -Methodist University MISS NADINE DRIVER Homemaking B.S., Texas State College for Women University of Texas MR, CARL ELLIS Football Coach, American History B.S., Kansas University A.A., Kilgore Junior College MR. GLEN N. FLEWHARTY Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry B.S., East Texas State College M.S., East Texas State College B.S., MRS. ijt' M ., 1' E MRS. VARINA HIGHT English B.A., Union College, Lincoln Nebraska Arlington State College Texas State College for Women Southwestern Junior College University of Colorado Southern Methodist University MRS. RUTH HOEFFLER Latin B.A., Southern Methodist University MRS. THELMA HOLLEY English B.S., East Texas State Teachers College- M.S., East Texas State Teachers College University of Texas MRS. FLORINE CARROLL HULSEY English B.S., East Texas State Teachers College M.E., East Texas State Teachers College MR. T. M. JONES History B.A., East Texas State Teachers College M.A., George Peabody College Southern Methodist University MR. EARL TOM KEEL Chorus B.M., North Texas State College M.M. Ed., North Texas State College Texas Christian University M.E., MR. CHARLES FLIPPO Metal Work, Wood Work, Mechanical Drawing East Texas State College JEANE FURNEY L'llZlEyp'ng, P.E. East Texas State College East Texas State College MR. MURL FURNEY Commercial Arithmetic, P.E. Basketball, Football, Track, Coach B.A., East Texas State College M.A., East Texas State College Y Tulsa University MRS. MARY B. HENDRIX Geometry B.A., East Texas State Teachers College East Texas State Teachers College iv MR. N. W. KILGORE Biology, Chemistry, Physics B.S., North Texas State College MR. FOSTER MCCOLLUM Biology B.S., North Texas State College M.A., Austin College MISS MARIE McMAHAN Government, Texas History B.A., North Texas State College University of Texas Southern Methodist University MRS. JANELLE NELSON Typing, Shorthand B.B.A., North Texas State College MR. M. E. PALMER D.E. B.S., Texas College of Arts and Industries M.S., Texas College of Arts and Industries Pan American College University of Houston University of Texas MRS. RUTH POWELL Shorthand, Bookkeeping B.S., Arkansas State Teachers College Columbia University M.A., University of Arkansas MISS ELLEN RAE ROYE English B.A., North Texas State College M.A., Texas Christian University MR. R. N. SANDLIN American History, Government B.A., University of Texas M.A., University of Texas MISS JANE SANFORD English, Journalism, Publications B.A., Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas Southern Methodist University University of Paris-Sorbonne MISS MARY LOUISE THAXTON Library B.A., Texas Woman's College M.L.S., Texas State College for Women izlisnnuf mmmamum Vs ii- ll? t5?frsgg5'M 5'm QQ Q ,. ,....,.,:e-.mt f25fwss5.,'s5EQ,.s-. Wim .f f V- ' sf- 65 52 W' 1 ,M Ms.. . Q , ts, . tzzssfiwmsfdr Im isa-gizig ?g, .s.,fmm,ff.s,e 5. . --is .. f,,m5.q. W, - sv sstgsig wsavi vzfgfi ' kiIi,1'iLiVLf9II'p5 .fin 5,Ttl-k,V.,1 ..f-- sy, .wi 1- fsigetg- I. Wg iii?-7 'fi , iiif' eg .. . 545 I It ,T I faxgfgg. ' jfl? LlssgQQ .if ,wit -' ' ' f . ' , 'll-Hiifi 4 . ' S was ,.,,gw3..: i. ,,,-L! LT'-'h lfgs ' ', ' I I 5 ig? ' Q ' I 5 Q MR. AMOS TURNER Basketball, Football Coach, American History M.H.P.E.R., North Texas State College - JJ B.A., Trinity University SJ fl MISS BETH WAGGONER V f M Biology -'lg' X B.S., North Texas State College ff , 1 if J M.E., Southern Methodist University If V LJ Texas State College for Women L Arlington State College lr Q 5, . . , Raef? P , N A W , i 'ff' ' Z tg., gm 'tt' si the as ag, T25 M - 1' it MR. GERALD WALLACE Driver Education, Boys P.E., Football Coach B.S., North Texas State MRS. SARAH WEIDEMEYER English B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College MISS MARGUERITTE WOOD Girls' P.E. B.S., University of Missouri Missouri Valley College Southern Methodist Unrkversity -J. 'i i , ff' 'x 1' .L i f s ,X 4. . . . 4 Y: r r V. Hr' we as ,,,,t,,.,. 8 5 it ft? W, wi, 3' , T NN in ' . ' ' ' f T N - fr: 5 2 1. .M -,., . KllJi!,1'jV ? .K D yi. fl Our 'faculty relaxing after school. HEY, SENIORS l PAUL AYARS Band 53-54, DE Club 54-56. JOYCE CAMILLE BANKS FHA 53-545 JCL 53-565 Teacher's Secretary 54-555 Office Assistant 54-565 Prom Committee 555 Secretarial Club 55-565 Traffic Safety Committee 55-565 Usherette for Graduation 55. BETHANYANNE BARNARD JCL 53-545 FHA 53-545 Library Assistant 54-555 Library Club 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 FHA 55-56. TERRY BATES B Team Football 53-545 Spanish Club 53-545 Debate Society 55-56 JOLEEN ANN ALLBRITTON FHA 53-545 Library Club 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Receptionist 54-555 FHA 55-56. NAT ALLEN NEIL ALLEN Band 53-545 Key Club 55-565 Student Council 55-565 Usher for Graduation 55. BILLY JOE ARMSTRONG B Team Football 53-545 B Team Basketball 53-555 Spanish Club 53-545 Track 54-555 A Team Basketball 55-565 A Team Football' 54-56. CHARLES BELYEU THOMAS BENNETT DE Club 55-56. MELVIN BERGSTROM Spanish Club 53-545 Band 53-565 Slide Rule Club 54-555 Prom Com- mittee 555 Key Club 55-56. RONALD BERRY Traffic Safety Committee 53-545 Student Council 53-555 National Honor Society 54-565 Prom Committee 555 Laboratory Assistant 55-565 NHS President 55-565 Slide Rule Club 55-56. '- li.. 'fge:,as1vR,m::-, -Q ROBERT BLANTON B Team Basketball 53-545 B Team Football 53-545 Prom Attendant 53-545 Choir 53-555 Homeroom Chairman 53-545 A Team Football 55-56. JAMES EDWARD BLOOMER Teacher's Assistant 54-555 National Honor Society 55-565 Slide Rule Club 55-565 Teacher's Secretary 55-56. JACK BLOOMQUIST Key Club 55-56. BOBBY JOE BOLER Band 53-555 DE Club 55-56. Nu GEORGE BROUGHTON JAYNE BROWN Chapel Choir, President 54, Chapel Choir Student Director 545 Geep Beauty 545 Homeroom Treasurer 545 Prom Attendant 545 Spanish Club 54-55, Secretary 555 A Cappella Choir 54-56, Secretary 55-565 Junior Class Treasurer 555 Prom Committee 555 Teacher's Secretary 55-565 Nurse's Club Vice President 565 Secretarial Club 56. LARRY BRUNDIGE A Cappella Choir 53-565 DE Club 54-55. BOBBY BUCHANAN Band 53-565 Choir 53-565 Assistant Choir Director 54-565 Choir Section Leader 55-565 Band Sergeant 55-565 Teen Tones 55-56. JERRY BONE Band 53-55. KENNETH BOOKOUT Entered from East Greenwich, Rhode Island5 B Team Baseball French Club5 Baseball5 Spanish Club. CLAUDETTE JEAN BRANDON FHA 53-545 Girls' Choir 53-545 Perfect Attendance 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Spanish Club 54-56, Secretary 55-565 A Cappella Choir 54-565 National Honor Society 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-565 Teacher's Secretary 55-56. JUDY ANN BRENNAN Girls' Choir 53-545 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 53-545 Prom Attendant 53-545 Geep Beauty 53-545 Spanish Club 53-54, 55-565 Student Choir Director 53-545 Tumbling Club 53-555 A Cappella Choir 54-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Cheerleader 55-565 FHA 55-565 Choir Section Leader 55-56. M JOANNA BURNETT FHA 535 Choir 53-565 Secretarial Club 55-56. RITA KAY BUTLER Entered from Forest Avenue High School 545 A Cappella Choir 53-545 Future Nurses Organization 53-545 Office Assistant 53-545 Pan-American Student Forum 53-545 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Spanish Club 54-555 Editor-in-Chief of Prairie Dog 55-565 FHA 55-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. SONYA CAMPBELL Entered from Adamson High School 545 Dance Club 53-545 FHA 53-545 Girls' Choir 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. SYLVIA ROSE CANNON Band 53-545 DE Club 55-565 FHA 55-56. l CAROL CAPPS Girls Choir 53 A Cappella Choir 55 Spanish Club NEIL LEON CAPPS Spanish Club JERRY CARTER JAMES CASSELS ' A Cappella Chon' 53 54 B Team Football 53 54 Prairie Dog Staff 54-55 Prom Committee 5455 Track 54 55 A Team Football 55 56 Teacher s Assistant 55 56 LoNNlE L. CHOATE Homeroom President 53-545 A Team Baseball 54-555 B Team Basketball 54-555 B Team Football 54-555 A Team Baseball 55-56. ADA CLARK Choir 535 DE Club 54-56, President 55-565 Library Assistant 55-565 Prairie Dog Staff 55-56. JULIA COWDEN FHA Historian 53-555 Choir 54-555 Stardusters, President 54-555 Usher- ette for Baccalaureate 54-555 Spanish Club 54-56. LINDA Sue Cox FHA 52-535 JCL 52-565 FTA 54-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-565 Alternate Girls' State 55. GLENDA CATHER Entered from Capital Hill High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 545 Ki-Yi Pep Club 53-545 Y-Teens 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 FHA 55-565 Office Assistant 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-56. JERRY CHANDLER JCL 53-56, Treasurer 54-555 National Honor Society 54-565 Traffic Safety Club, President 54-565 May Junior Rotarian 555 Secretarial Club 55-565 Student Body President 55-565 Debate Society, President 55-56. CARROLN CHAPMAN Choir 53-545 Homeroom Secretary 53-545 Spanish Club 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 Alternate Cheerleader 55-565 FHA 55-565 Flag Guard 55-565 Nurses' Club 55-565 Prairie Dog Staff 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-565 Student Council 55-56. CORLYN CHAPMAN V x JACKIE CRAWFORD Track 53-545 A Team Basketball 53-565 First Team All-District Basket- ball 54-555 Junior Rotarian 54-555 Most Valuable Player 54-555 Third Team All-State Basketball 54-555 Baseball 54-56. TERRY DON CRAWFORD Band 53-56, Vice President 55-565 Stage Band 53-565 Key Club 55-56. ROBERT CULPEPPER A Cappella Choir 53-565 Teen Tones 55-56. GEORGE DAVIS W-.5f.f -'f ,-.- 5 , -- , f e SHERRY DEASON FHA 53-545 Girls' Choir 53-545 A Cappella Choir 54-565 FHA 55-565 Teen Tones 55-56. ALLEN DONNELLY Band 53-565 National Honor Society 54-565 JCL 54-56, Vice President 55-565 Slide Rule Club 54-565 Prom Committee 555 Junior Rotarian 535 Key Club, Senior Director 55-565 Laboratory Assistant 55-565 Radio Club, Treasurer 55-56. VERNA KAREN DoRNai.uTH JCL 53-565 Library Assistant 545 Library Club 54-565 National Honor Society 54-565 Office Assistant 555 Prom Committee 555 Teacher's Assistant 55. JOAN Du LAN EY Band Sectional 53-545 Homeroom Reporter 53-545 Junior Red Cross 53-545 Office Assistant 53-545 Band 53-565 JCL 53-565 Film Monitor 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Maiorette 55-56. GENE PAUL FIDLER A Cappella Choir 53-567 Laboratory Assistant 54-557 Spanish Club 54-557 Radio Club, Vice President 55-567 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. DIANE FLYNN JCL 53-547 Teacher's Assistant 53-552 FHA 55'56f Office Assistant 55'56f Secretarial Club 55-56. MYRNA SUE Fol.Lls Homeroom Officer 53-551 Girls' Choir 53-547 FHA Club 53-547 A Cappella Choir 54-567 Prom Committee 54-557 Spanish Club 54-56, Vice President 55-561 Perfect Attendance 54'55f Homecoming Senior Attendant 55-567 Choir Sectional Leader 55-567 Teacher's Secretary 55-567 National Honor Society 55-567 Sweetheart of A Cappella Choir 55-567 Senior Class Treasurer. SAMMY FOUNTAIN B Team Basketball 53-547 Homeroom Secretary 53-547 Baseball 54 56f A Team Basketball 54-567 Prairie Dog Staff 54, Sports Editor of Prairie Dog 55-567 Sports Editor of Geep 55'56f All-District Baseball 557 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. DANNY DYER B Team Football 53-547 Homeroom Treasurer 53-547 Baseball 53-567 Homeroom President 54-557 Spanish Club 54-56. DAVID J. EARLL Entered from Lanier High School, Macon, Georgia7 Red Cross Club7 ROTC, Master Sergeant7 Teenage Club, President7 Key Club7 Laboratory Assistant7 Spanish Club7 Slide Rule Club. MARY EGGER FHA 53-547 Band 53-567 Teacher's Secretary 54'55f Prom Committee 557 Usherette for Graduation 557 FTA I55'56j Student Council 55-56. PEGGY FARMER FHA 53-557 Teacher's Assistant 54-557 Library Assistant 55-567 Library Club, Vice President 55-567 Secretarial Club. WINONA FousT FHA 53-545 Choir 53-545 Library Assistant 54-555 DE Club 55-565 Prom Committee 55. JOYCE FOWLER spanish Club 52-53, FHA 55-55. JAMES MONTIE GATLIN Spanish Club 54-56. NANCY RAE GILL Band 53-565 Band Sectional 53-545 Prom Committee 55. l l It -7 J '?:V 'Vfiif ti . 5i4fiP'Wfl..'W25?M i5E'1f5Q2'3Fg'f5l-7. Hifi.. 5 .15 'I 1, ss?i.'i5? in if i f - f 5 5 -- z f r x+,s..Nm5u QQ... .Mite .2 ,, . 4. ., Ng. .. - '-igwzss m ssgg -' -ws. 5 ... f -. .faessfsftiewis.2-I-.-a:z1es.m?'w1 . 1. A 5 .5 QQ N -. if f- -- . --fIf.s....11...- 155,405,515 .- , 5325563 1 ' f , f H I ,. - - . f'I,,gx,iw-1.fw,I,3w -,yy I' 5 , g ,i'i f'.ffI. L,L1'5,gV ga. , fe f. fwfr, ,,gg.'f,i.5:gg,55,f. Trigg?'f359jJhW iE'i-1. U .. Q- , HQ- 'f I Eff.1ffEf2jf.52 i'f'1.. .Lit -flag ::t :ISii.lif'7 5:1353 N, k :-Li I wr- ,,., ffm um I I - '- 953 'Emir -:'1i1l1i'2.fl45 - , ' ' W tsissfla-55, 1 -, I 'ggis,I55.,3Ms5,ijrr.,2gaw?5gIQgfwegz 5 .I , N , f I5 ., s ,- : , 'f5.:a2i5-.g.eg5!?w.I5.fe'H1wf'ififzfa I' -5 1 Iyaifw , ' gwr, 4 S k-,. 3 --,k 5 5? A WooDIE GREEN DE Club 53-55. MARGARET HALL JCL 53-545 FHA 53-54, Receptionist 54-555 Secretarial Club 55-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. ' VIRGINIA HARRELL Girls' Choir 53-545 Spanish Club 53-555 A Cappella Choir 54-55. EARL M. HEAVRIN, JR. . Homeroom President 53-545 A Cappella Choir 53-565 Spanish Club 53-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Key Club 55-56, Key Club Treasurer 55-565 Debate Society 55-565 Advertising Manager, Prairie Dog Staff 55-565 Business and Advertising Manager, Geep Staff 55-56. Ci-tus HENDRICKS B Team Football5 B Team Tri-Captain5 A Team Football5 A Team Tri-Captain5 Teacher's Assistant5 Receptionist5 Usher at Graduation5 Junior Class Favorite5 Spanish Club. WAYNE HENSLEE ' B Team Football Manager 535 A Team Football Manager 54-565 A Team Basketball Manager 55-565 Track Manager 54-565 Teacl1er's Assistant. JANIS LYNN HENsoN Chapel Choir 53-545 A Cappella Choir 54-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Office Assistant 54-555 Teacher's Secretary 54-555 Secretarial Club 55-565 Prairie Dog Staff 55-56. ANN HlNEs NORMA HINES Student Council 53-545 Sophomore Class Vice President 53-545 Band 53-565 Homeroom Officer 54-555 JCL 54-56, Secretary 54-555 Usherette for Graduation 54-555 Maiorette 54-565 A Cappella Choir 55-565 Band, Secretary 55-565 Senior Class Secretary 55-56. CHARLES HODGES Homeroom Officer 53-545 Perfect Attendance 53-545 B Team Football 53-555 Baseball 54-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Usher for Graduation 54-55. FREDDIE HOFFMAN A Cappella Choir 53-555 Junior Red Cross 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 54-56. BOBBY GENE HoLLls B Team Football 53-545 A Cappella Choir- 53-56, President 55-565 A Team Football 54-565 Junior Rotarian 54-565 All-State Choir 55-56. DE Club Secretary FHA Secretarial Club JANETTE Hou' Entered from Alamosa, Colorado5 Pep Club 53-545 A Cappella Choir 545 FHA 53-55. Boa HOPKINS Spanish Club 53-555 Assistant Editor of Geep 55-565 Co-Associate Editor of Prairie Dog 55-565 Key Club 55-56, Key Club Secretary 55-565 Homeroom Vice President 55-56. JERRY HOUSEWRIGHT Jo ANN HUSBAND Homeroom Secretary 53-545 Prairie Dog Staff 54-555 Junior Council 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Office Assistant 54-555 Nurses' Club 54-555 Homeroom Secretary 55-565 A Cappella Choir 55-565 Student Council 55-565 FHA 55-565 Teacher's Secretary5 Flag Guard 55-565 Alternate Cheerleader 55-565 Geep Staff 55. JOE H. Hu'rTo Student Council 53-545 A Team Football 53-565 Junior Class Vice President 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. GEORGE T. IRVIN Band 53-565 Stage Band 53-565 Band Sergeant 53-545 District 4-H Club Public Speaking Contest 53-545 State 4-H Club Public Speaking Contest 53-545 Usher for Graduation 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Homeroom President 54-555 Key Club, President 55-56. PAU LA JEAN JACKSON FHA 53-555 Teacher's Secretary 54-555 Homeroom Treasurer 54-555 DE Sweetheart 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-56. ALTON JENKINS Spanish Club 53-555 Film Monitor 55-56. JANICE CORTEZ KING Office Assistant 53-545 DE Club 55-565 FHA 55-565 Library Assistant 55-565 FHA Degree 55-56. SUE KING Entered from Tyler High School5 FHA 53-56, Treasurer-Reporter 54-555 Prom Committee 54-55. BOBBIE JOE KNIGHT Girls' Choir 53-555 Band 53-555 DE Club5 Teacher's Assistant. RICHARD KRYSTINIK Homeroom President 53-545 Student Council 54-555 A Team Football 54-565 A Team Tri-Captain 54-565 Student Council Vice President5 Prom Attendant5 National Honor Society 54-565 Junior Class President 54-555 Junior Rotarian5 B Team Football, Tri-Captain. BETTY JOHNSON DE club, FHA. MARTHA ELLEN JOHNSON JCL 53-565 Chapel Choir 53-545 A Cappella Choir 54-565 First Daughters of the American Revolution History Award. LARRY JONES Homeroom Officer 53-545 B Team Football 54-555 Perfect Attendance 54-555 Student Council 54-55, Officer 55-565 Homeroom Officer 55-565 Traffic Safety Committee 55-56. LINDA KEELING Entered from Childress High School5 FHA 53-55. JOYCE LANGHAM All-Girls' Choir 53-545 FHA 53-56, Song Leader 55-565 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 54-555 Nurses' Club 55-565 Library Club 55-56. HERSHELL LAWLESS Spanish Club 54-565 Film Monitor. SHIRLEY LAWSON Spanish Club 55-56. SHIRLEY LowE Tumbling Club 53-565 Teacher's Assistant 54-555 FHA 55-565 Library Club 55-565 Nurses' Club 55-565 Girls' Choir 53-545 Secretarial Club 55-565 Prom Committee. CI-IARLEY LYLE Girls' Choir 53-545 Library Assistant 53-565 Spanish Club 53-54, 55-565 Perfect Attendance 53-555 Library Club 54-565 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Nurses' Club5 Secretarial Club 55-565 Teacher's Assistant. CECIL MCCOY MARY MCCOY Tumbling Club 53-555 Homeroom Officer 54-555 DE Club 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-565 Prom Committee. EDNA MCDOWELL Student Council 53-565 Band 53-565 Band Sergeant 54-555 FHA Treasurer 53, FHA 53-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 54-55. JERRY MCFARLIN Traffic Safety Committee, Prom Committee, Receptionist. RACHAEL VVYNELLE MCINTYRE Girls' Choir 53-54, Latin Club 54-56, Prom Committee 54-55, Library Club 55-56, FHA 55-56, Teacher's Assistant 55-56, Usherette for Graduation. CHARLES MCKENZIE A Team Basketball 53-56, A Team Football 53-56. WAYNE MCKNIGHT Traffic Safety Committee 53 54, FHA 54 56, Secretary 53 54, Student Council 53-54, Library Club, President 54-55, Teacher's Assistant 54-55, Prom Committee 54-55, Usherette for Graduation, Nurses' Club 55-56, Cheerleader 55-56, Secretarial Club. JULIANA MARTIN Tumbling Club 53-55, Girls' Choir 54-55, FHA 53-55, Homeroom Officer 53-54, DE Club 54-55, Student Council 54-55. MADIE MASON Choir Secretary 53-54, Spanish Club 53-55, A Cappella Choir 53-54, Teacl1er's Secretary 54-55, National Honor Society 55-56, Student Council 55-56, Secretarial Club 55-56, FHA 55-56, Usherette for Graduation 55. OLEN MASSEY A Cappella Choir 53-56, B Team Football, Track, All-State Choir 53-56, A Team Football 54-56, National Choir, All-District Football, FTA, Optimist Junior Citizen, Senior Class President 55-56, Student Council 55-56. NANCY JEAN MATHIS Flag Bearer 53-555 Teacher's Secretary 53-565 Band 53-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Secretarial Club 55-565 Prairie Dog Staff 55-565 Nurses' Club 55-56. NORMA MAXEY Prom Attendant 53-545 FHA Vice President 53-545 Hcmeroom Secretary 53-545 Girls' Choir 53-545 Homeroom President 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-565 Tumbling Club 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Secretarial Club President 55-565 Office Assistant 55-565 National Honor Society 55-565 Cheerleader 55-56. NITA MELTON Tumbling Club 53-555 FI-IA 55-56. WILLIE MIKESKA B Team Football 54. JIMMY MILAM A Team Football Manager 53-565 Athletic Assistant 53-555 Usher at Baccalaureate 54-555 Prom Committee 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. JAKE MILLER MICHAEL MILLS B Team Football 53-545 Spanish Club 54-56. MARY ANN MITCHELL FHA 53-545 Teacher's Assistant 54-55. ll -in LA WANDA MOON Stage Band 53-567 Band 53-567 Band Secretary 53'55f A Cappella Choir 53-547 Homeroom President 53-547 Regional Band 53-547 National Honor Society 55'56f Band Sweetheart 55'56f Drum Maior 55'56f Usheretfe for Graduation 55, CARLTON WHITFIELD NlO'RGAN JO ANN MORGAN Spanish Club 54-56. ALF-RED NUNNENKAMP DE Club. ROBIN MITCHELL Spanish Club 53-54, FHA 53-547 DE Club 54-55. ANITA MOBLEY JCL 53'56f FHA 53-56, President 55-56, Reporter 54-561 Library Club 53'56f Office Assistant 54-557 Teacher's Assistant 55'56f Prom Com- mittee 55. YOLANDA MONEY A Cappella Choir 53-557 Prom Committee 54-557 Secretarial Club 55-55, FHA. JANELLE MONTGOMERY Library Assistant 53-567 Chapel Choir 53-547 A Cappella Choir 54-557 Secretarial Club 55'56f FHA 55-56. -,,5.1e,.l gl 7, ull LYNN O'NEAt. Student Council 53'55: B Team Football 54-557 A Team Basketball Manager 54-567 B Team Football Manager 55'56: A Team Football Manager 55'56j Baseball 55-567 Teacher's Assistant 55-567 Prom Committee 557 Prom Attendant 557 Usher at Graduation. WAYNE PARKER Entered from Hartford High School, Hartford, Arkansas7 FFA. PAT PENGELLY FHA 53'56f Spanish Club 53-547 Office Assistant 54'55f DE Club 55-56. MARTHA POLK JCL 53-547 FHA 53-547 Prairie Dog Staff 55'56f Library Club 55-567 FTA 55-56. NELDA POLLARD Homeroom Secretary 53'54f Secretarial Club7 FHA 55-56. BARBARA DELL PORTER JCL 53-547 Chapel Choir 53-547 Homeroom Vice President 53-547 A Cappella Choir 54-557 Teacher's Secretary 54-557 Choir Sectional Leader 55-561 Teen Tones 55'56j National Honor Society 55-562 FHA 55-567 Prom Committee 54-55. MARVIN PORTER Boa RADFORD JIMMY ROBERTSON MIKE ROSCHIE B Team Football 53-545 A Team Football 54-55. NORITA RUSHING FHA 53-565 Office Assistant 53-545 Nurses' Club 54-555 A Cappella choir 55-56. BOB ScI-ILOTzI-IAuER Spanish Club5 Film Monitor 54-565 Prom Committee 54-55. DOYLE REEVES A Team Basketball Manager 53-545 JCL 53-545 B Team Football 54-555 A Team Football 55-565 Senior Class Vice President DURWOOD RHODES Band 53-565 Stage Band 53-565 Band Quartermaster 54-56. WILLIAM RICHARDSON JCL 53-565 Teacher's Assistant 54-565 National Honor Society Reporter 55-56. PAu LA ROBERTS Student Council 53-565 Prom Attendant 53-545 FHA 53-56 Committee 54-555 Frienclliest Upperclassman 55-565 Alternate leader 55-565 Bluebonnet Girls' State 55-565 Flag Guard 55-56, tarial Club, Secretary-Treasurer 55-565 FTA5 Prairie Dog Staff I 55-56. 54-565 Prom Cheer- Secre- 55-56. DONALD LEE SCHURMAN A Cappella Choir 53'56f Track 53-567 JCL 53-56, JCL President 54-557 Prom Committee 54-557 Vice President Key Club 55-567 Radio Club 55'56i Teen Tones 53'56f Key Club 55-567 Debate Society 55-56. NINA SE EBER FHA 53-54, DE Club 54-so. tx, pdf l SANDRA SHADDIX Girls' Choir 53-547 A Cappella Choir 54-557 Homeroom Officer 54-567 Teacher's Secretary 54-561 Prom Committee 54-557 Spanish Club 54-567 FTA Treasurer 55-567 Prairie Dog Staff 55'56f Geep Staff 55-56. PEGGY SLUDER Choir 53'56i FHA 53-561 Office Assistant 54-557 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. DIANNE SMITH Treasurer Sophomore Class 53'54f Homeroom Officer 53-547 Secre- tary Junior Class 54-55: Teen Tones 54-567 National Honor Society 54-561 Secretary of National Honor Society 55'56i Prom Committee 54-557 Perfect Attendance 54-557 A Cappella Choir 53-567 JCL 54-56, Treasurer 55-562 Sectional Leader in Choir 55-567 Nurses' Club 55-567 Alternate Girls' State 55'56i Office Assistant 55'56i Cheerleader 55-56. JIMMY SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH Band 53-562 Homeroom Officer 53-547 Stage Band 54-567 Spanish Club 54'56i Usherette for Baccalaureate 54-557 FTA 54'55f Prom Committee 54-557 Secretarial Club 55'56f FTA Secretary 55-56. WANDA SMITH FHA 55-561 Secretarial Club 55-56. BARBARA KAY SP RADLING JCL 53-565 Student Council 53-565 Girls' State Alternate 545 Traffic Committee 54-565 Assistant Devotional Chairman 545 Graduation Usherette 545 Prom Committee 545 National Honor Society 555 Student Body .Secretary 555 Associate Editor of Prairie Dog 55-565 Teacher's Secretary 55-565 Devotional Chairman 55-56. CLIFFORD JACK STANLEY A Cappella Choir 53-555 Junior Red Cross 53-545 JCL 53-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Receptionist 54-555 Teacher's Assistant 55-56. BETTY STEPHENSON Office Assistant 53-565 Homeroom Officer 53-545 Girls' Choir 53-545 Student Director 53-545 Prom Attendant 53-545 Junior Class Favorite 54-555 Football Queen Attendant 54-555 Tumbling Club 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-555 Girls' State 54-555 Secretarial Club 55-565 National Honor Society 54-56, Treasurer National Honor Society 55-565 FHA 55-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-565 Cheerleader 55-56. LINDA STUBBS FHA Reporter 53-545 Homeroom Officer 53-545 Teacher's Assistant 54-555 Tumbling Club 54-55. JANICE SPECK FTA 54-56, President 55-565 FHA 53-565 Prom Committee 54-555 Band 53-565 Band Sergeant 54-555 Student Council 55-56. RONNIE SPENCER Prom Attendant 53-545 B Team Basketball 54-555 B Team Football 535 A Team Football 54-555 A Team Basketball 55-565 Track 545 Quill and Scroll 54-555 Prom Committee 545 Commencement Usher 55. BONNIE Lou SPONSEL Entered from Kansas5 Glee Club 53-56. ROYCE N. SPRADLIN PATSY RUTH STU ROEON Girls' Choir 54-555 National Honor Society 54-565 JCL 54-555 A Cappella Choir 54-565 Reporter Secretarial Club 55-565 Prom Committee 555 Girls' state 55, FHA 55-56. HAROLYN SWADLEY Band 53-565 Choir 53-565 Homeroom Officer 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 FTA 55-565 Secretarial Club 55-565 Section Leader in Choir 55-565 FHA 55-56. PATSY SWINGLER Band 53-555 Spanish Club 54-565 Secretarial Club 55-565 Teacher's Assistant 55-565 Office Assistant 55-56. NANCY FAY TAL LAS Office Assistant '53-545 Vice President of Stardusters 55-565 Prom Attendant 53-545 Prom Committee 54-555 Basketball Queen 54-555 FHA 55-565 FTA 55-56. l l V ,ei JUDY THOMAS JCL 53-56, Reporter 54-555 Perfect Attendance 53-545 Student Council 53-545 Teacher's Assistant 54-555 Prom Committee 55. RICHARD G. TRULY Prom Committee 54-55. JAMES UNDERWOOD Band 53-565 Band Sergeant 53-545 Key Club Reporter 54-565 Home- room Officer 54-555 Prom Committee 54-55. DAVID ARNOLD VERNON A Cappella Choir 53-565 All-State Choir 55-56. B Team Football 54. Vlcic VICKERY Band7 Tennis7 Library Assistant7 Shop Assistant7 DE: Transfer from Denison. RAYMOND WALD B Team Football 53-547 Receptionist 54-557 Basketball 53-567 A' Team Basketball 55'56f JCL 54-567 A Team Football 55-56. JAMES WARREN Sectional Leader 53-547 Band 53-567 Band Sergeant 54-567 Stage Band 55'56f Homeroom Officer 54-557 Prom Committee 54-55. JERRY WASHBURN WILLIAM BENTLEY WATKINS Band 53-567 Stage Band 53-567 Homeroom Officer 53-567 Vice President Band 53'55f Band Sergeant 537 Prom Committee 54f Band Reporter 55-567 Boys' State 557 Key Club 55-56. FRANKIE WHITAKER CHARLES Wi-nrus WILMER WINDHAM 1 ROBERT WRIGHT L. M. Yomc Band 53-562 Spanish Club 53-547 Band Sergeant 53-552 Dallas County Select Band 54-557 Graduation Usher 54-557 President Spanish Club 55'56f Teacher's Assistant 55'56f Drum Maior 55-56. PAT YOUNG Teen Tones 53'56i A Cappella Choir 53-567 Homeroom Officer 53-567 Prom Attendant 53-547 Spanish Club 53-557 Boys' Quartet 54-557 Section Leader in Choir 54-567 Prom Committee 54-557 All-State Choir 54-557 A Team Football 54-56. 51.1 ll WADE YouNG GARY K. YouNcaLooo B Team Football 537 A Team Football 54-55, Captain 55-56 A Team Baseball 54-55. Swing a little more this way. HOW did She Qef in? Nancy may take up flagpole sitting. Shivering and smiling. 5Ul'P iSe! YOU lUSf 901 YOUV PlC7UVe taken! Who gets sleepy at a slumber party? Still in that doll playing stage? 4 Q E L i'Z'i-. 2 y Nga, , 5 a' 4,5 K K, A A -R Q1 ww MW. 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D E 1 R 9 S 5 6 NORMA MAXEY DIANNE SMITH , vi, ., Xl' DOROTHY MARKHAM BETTY STEPHENSON .IUDY BRENNAN 5 igf '11 in 48 i: 2 ., i T? .ig ef 5 as 3 51 3 S di 1 I 91 Q 'Q ,x ! S3 i ln this new section of the 1956 Geep, we have striven to illustrate some of our activities in Geep High which are all in a day's work. CHEMISTRY Everyone is grateful for the opportuni- ties afforded by a modern Chemistry De- partment.such as ours. Chemistry students gain a valuable knowledge in both labora- tory experiments and classroom lectures. BIOLOGY In our biology classes students study sub- iects ranging from the' smallest of plant life to human anatomy. Since it combines the main elements of botany and zoology into one science, biology gives our students a general, practical knowledge of everyday things. l s l PuBLicATloNs The primary purpose of the Pub- lications Department is to serve the students of Geep High through the school paper, the Prairie Dog, and the annual, the Geep. The staffs of these two publications consist of stu- dents carefully selected by the ad- visor from iournalism and publica- tions classes on the basis of their qualifications. HOMEMAKING The homemakers of tomorrow can be found working and training for their im- portant task in Geep High's Homemaking Department. In studying sewing and cook- ing alternately, the girls acquire a well- rounded education in the art of managing a home. LIBRARY Every student has the privilege of using and enioying Geep High's excellent library. Our library caters to the needs and interests of high school students. Besides the many and varied books, periodicals, and news- papers which the library has, it also offers a variety of personal guidance booklets for student use. SPEECH ln addition to teaching the art of public speaking, our Geep High Speech Department endeavors to de- velop poise and self-assurance for leadership in future activities. DRIVER EDUCATION The purpose of Driver Education, a com- paratively new course offered in high schools, is to teach sate driving habits to beginning drivers in order to have a safer, better-trained generation of motorists using the nation's highways. TYPING Because of the popularity of typing as a course, our Typing Department is one of our largest departments. In all of the typing classes, accuracy is emphasized more strongly than speed, and as students earnestly try to attain accuracy, they attain speed as well. SHOP partment, boys learn to use mechani- cal machinery and hand and power tools safely and correctly. As well as giving the boys experience in the use ot tools which may be of value in future iobs, shop courses provide an interesting activity. ln our well-equipped Shop De- DEVOTIONAL Our high school devotional program is de- signed to develop, through inspirational guid- ance, high personal standards and leadership, as well as faith, tolerance, and understanding. Each morning the students and faculty of Geep High hear an inspirational devotional given by a member of the student body. 4 l CAFETERIA During five lunch periods each day, hundreds of Geep High students take ad- vantage of the well-balanced, nourishing meals served in our high school cafeteria. The specially planned menus give students an appetizing variety of meals each week. BOOKKEEPING Accounting and precision book- keeping are easily mastered by the students in our bookkeeping classes. With modern adding machines and their training to help them, Geep High bookkeepers are able to bal- ance their accounts easily. SHORTHAND Secretary is the title toward which the girls in the shorthand classes are work ing. Taking dictation and transcribing, the girls are being groomed for their iobs as secretaries of tomorrow ii ti PHYSICAL EDUCATION Geep High has an educational program which calls for physical as well as mental development. This need is carried out by our P.E. Department. Each year the P.E. Depart- ment plans a full program ot activity which in clucles everything from tumbling and volley- ball to folk and square dancing. X. PHYSICS Awakening interest in science and training scientists for the future are two aims of our Physics Department. Geep High students are fortunate to have a physics department which has such modern, excellent equip- ment for use in the classroom. fuss ' XX im' noNs -...L ,f V .Ax., A i 1:1 W H N es x 5 I ,.., N .,,,,, ,W,f,.?A,mM ? Q . 5? I4ffEf5,f'o:5w,?IjWilqzwifg Q :S 3 2 2 1 ,V X X 4 'S 1 YA 4, 2 T2 . , .m+.:fvaE1??: f L Q K K. K 5 l hi '5f-M.. rf .4 V E i 4 7, J fu ,Z w v .52 Y 4 , 1 J Y Q-in-W-wif H 115, Lwymm, TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Allen Glover, Janet Franklin, Peggy Moore, Anita Culver, Larry Jones, Joyce Banks, Nedra Peterson, Jerry Chandler, Barbara Spradling, Sponsor, Mr. Glen Flewharty. STUDENT COUNCIL Pengelly, Allen, Tobey, Blosser, Smith, Stewart, Smith, Russell, Langford, Locke, Speck, Drake, Ward, Daugherty, Anderson, Franklin, Peterson, Key, Holmes, Mason, McDowell, Egger, Culver, Littrell, Waggoner, Chapman, Husband, Spradling, Chandler, Jones, Krystinik, Massey. Sponsor, Mrs. Tom Holley. 2 W 2 W vfTlf'R'ZlL,, 1-,EA V ' ' :ff IV., 'mffi' 6 2 1' L : fs-aff , ' ' 1 H- ,n fsfif . ,uf 'AN vw:-,'. , -V . m'--mg Y:- .. , , gill! K L J L pil, 11isQvage:g5?fi2- -r 4 ' ' J 1 A 1 V V at i kig-ff 'A ' . Je- T A L f l iiv ff l'Liil.L,f3E-Qlrfhi . ff : ' f-'15 Z? fix .. -f A 1 . . M y M ,N , .M , , , , ,. ., AJ, Q v EL - - , . , 5 ,' . . .. - ' f llilfff' - mfg, Lg- T3-W '- ' - I as Mu - J, ' My 'll ' 2 ' '- , ,,,. K , 4 ' , , , . 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X 4 J VL cpl A .J ' i I If SPANISH :MQ UM Barrett, Blackburn, Bobo, Burns, Clontz, Dishman, Emmons, Gipson, Xl-teller, Holley, ore, Par er, Spruiell, Stanford, Threatt, Ward, Watson, Williams, Wolfe, Aughenbaugh, Biieithaupt, Buck, Clevela d, Cogburn, Fidler, Hartman, Hill, Hopkins, Massey, Perkins, Ritchie, Simpson, Smith, Stanfield, Stanf' rd, Weeks, Woods, Hunt, York, Ballard, Broughton, Butler, Burleson, Drake, Cossett, Hazelip, Johnson, Letler, Morris, Satterfield, Short, Sponsler, Spoonemore, Stanley, Uhler, Zimmerman, Bryant, Downes, Dalton, --...--, Fallis, Hardman, Harper, King, lLangford,l Long, Mathews, Morris, Pollard, Powell, Sterner, Turnipseed, Weaver, Williams, Wyatt, Brice, Conkle, Davidson, Dickey, Earll, Edmonson, Furnas, Hodges, Heflin, Huckaby, Lawler, Mason, McClendon, Reed, Rice, Russel, Smith, Spradling, Waggoner, Wetterman Anderson, Glover, Harp, Hicks, Langford, Longacre, McDaniel, Paramore, Potts, Rigby, Robinson, Staple- ton, Staton, Stewart, Sullivan, Thatcher, Zuspann. Sponsor, Mrs. Shirley Baker. 1 RADIO CLUB Morley Tobey, Gene Fidler, Karen Tobey, Allen Donnelly, Robert Jones, Tom Decker, Gregory Adams, .lo Allyn Schirra, Terry Sanders, Richard Leeds. Sponsor, Mr. N. W. Kilgore. FUTURE NURSES CLUB McBeTh, Watkins, Keele, Pederson, Sorrells, Moore, Lowe, Stout, Dillard, Chapman, Markham, Smith, Good, Goodman, Lyle, Fuller, Langham, Groves, Peterson, Mayfield, Brown, Harlow. Teacher Sponsor: Ruth Hoeffler. Sponsor: Mrs. Colip. D.E. CLUB Anderson, Ayers, Brown, Cannon, Clark, Green, Johnson, Martin, Mitchell, Nunnenkamp, Radford, Seeber, Vickery, Bennet, Phillips, Baird, Balch, Bohler, Carrington, Jackson, King, McCoy, Mullins, Norris, Pengelly, Rose, Tarrant, Parkhurst, Faust, Cantrell. Sponsor, Mr. M. E. Palmer. Jones, Flynn, Stephenson, Smith, Sorrinson, Odom, Cather, Maxey, Lackey. Sponsors, Mr. L. E. Boze, Mrs. ANTS Norman, Thomas, Little, Floyd, Mayfield, Hughes, Modisett, Dianispoulos, Dornbluth, Aw ST? X L DEBATE SOCIETY Terry Bates, Anita Brown, Jerry Chandler, Jocelyn Deerfield, Madeline Greenfield, Linda Harrison, Earl M. Heavrin, Jr., Nedra Peterson, Donald Schurman, Pat Thomas, Karen Tobey, Krisiti Watson, Shirley Littrell. Sponsor, Mrs. Sue Braden. TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS Cox, Sluder, Swingler, Hoffman, York, Shipes, Campbell, Lackey, McDaniel, Brandon, Damron, Hall Money, Butler, Hodges, Hutto, Donnelly, Berry, Earll, Teel, Fidler, Cassels, O'Neal, Mobley, Mclntyre Spradling, Gatlin, Brown, Gaw, Dulaney, Reynolds, Thomas, Smith, Stephenson, Knox, Turner, Tobey, Tiller, Tyler, Montgomery, Stubbs, Follis, Husband, Carter, Stapleton, Erspamer, Lyle, Phillips, Grider Stanley, Richardson, Talley. 1 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Cox, Donnelly, Egger, Gaw, Key, Littrell, Massey, Mills, McDaniel, Nicholson, Odom, Owens, Parmer Polk, Reynolds, Risner, Roberts, Shaddix, Shaw, Smith, Sorenson, Smith, Speck, Swadley, Smith, Tallas Winnegar. Sponsor, Mrs. Tom Holley. LIBRARY CLUB Tobey, Farmer, Farmer, Risner, Williams, Shaw, Dillard, Phillips, Lyle, Hubbard, Lowe, Smith, Hazelip Donnelly, Dornbluth, Clark, Little, Morgan, Mobley, Schirra, Mclntyre, Polk, Moore, Monday, Whittaker Clock. Sponsor, Miss Mary Louise Thaxton. 1 1 1 t t l E 1 KEY CLUB -' S George Irvin, Donald Schurman, Earl Heavrin, James Underwood, Edwin Hopkins, Ben Watkins, Terry Don Crawford, Bobby Blackburn, Lynn O'Neal, Ronnie Spencer, Aubrey Short, Bob Hopkins, Neil Allen, Eddie Wagoner, Allen Donnelly, David Earll, Jimmy McNeff, Bruce Harris, Joe' Hutto, Jack Bloomquist, Bryan Dunn, John Avery, TCI Hines. Sponsor, Mr. Leon Breeden. SECRETARIAL CLUB Banks, Brandon, Brown, Burnett, Cather, Chandler, Chapman, Farmer, Flynn, Henson, Hall, Hines, Jack- son, lowe, Lyle, Mason, Markham, Mathis, Money, Maxey, McCoy, Montgomery, Pollard, Roberts, Smith, Stephenson, Smith, Sturgeon, Swadley, Swingler. Sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Powell. F.H.A. Brennan, Butler, Chapman, Farmer, Chapman, Gest, Groves, Husband, Lawless, Lowe, Minter, Montgomery, Sorenson, Sponsel, Stephenson, York, Pollard, Brown, Cather, Johnson, King, Langham, Mason, Melton, Reed, Smedley, Smith, Speck, Sturgeon, Summers, Swadley,'Weaver, Cannon, Flynn, Harrison, Hughes, Hutto, Johns, Lawler, Lisle, Money, Moore, Morgan, Porter, Ray, Smith, Spradling, Stanley, Staton, Trantham, Pierce, Chapman, Fisher, Gray, Mclntyre, McKinney, Morgan, Morris, Smith, Stanford, Woods, Attkisson, Allbritton, Brown, Keeling, Mobley, Mills, Pope, Rushing, Roberts, Sluder, Deason, King, Speck, McDowell, Brenarcl, Adams, Clark, Floyd, Gipson, Greenfield, Hubbard, Keele, Little, O'Neal, Pengelly, Phillips, Talley, Markham, Young. Sponsor, Miss Nadine Driver. , I 1 My N4-no l Line f0ffT1S to The right! Our future homemakers? L JUNIOR CLASSICAL L U Adams, Adams, Allumbaugh, Alt, Bakluda, Banks, Been, Brown, Brunson, Carter, Chandler, Chastain, Clock, Cox, Cox, Creel, Daugherty, Davis, Deerfield, Dionisopoulos, Donnelly, Donnelly, Dornbluth, Drake, Dulaney, Durham, Erspamer, Evans, Ewen, Farina, Fisher, Fletcher, Flinn, Floyd, Franklin, Freeman, Garner, Gatlin, Gaw, Haley, Hall, Hall, Harlow, Harrison, High, Hines, Holmes, Hubbard, Hunt, Jay, Johnson, Knox, La Roche, Lewis, Littrell, Long, Lovelace, McDowell, Mclntyre, Macready, Matthews, May- field, Meagher, Mills, Mobley, Mobley, Modisett, Montgomery, Moore, Murphrey, Orlds, Polk, Ralls, Ralls, Reynolds, Richardson, Robertson, Rohde, Sanders, Sanders, Schurman, Scott, Shaw, Schirra, Shriver, Smith, Sparkman, Spradling, Smith, Stanley, Stevenson, Smith, Stout, Thaxton, Thomas, Smith, Thomas, Thompson, Tobey, Virnelson, Walsh, Tobey, West, Williams, Wood, Wright, Young. Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Hoeffler. It's party-time I want some too! 'We- 09? r-:dir-5 I x'l':x f'-E i . 3352 . 5: JAYNE BROWN PATSY SWINGLER JACKIE STANLEY JOYCE BANKS THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members are the students who in the opinion of their teachers and classmates are building in their school life this four-fold foundation-Character, Scholarship, Leadership, anol Service. RITA BUTLER SPRING S C H L E A D O L '!.'av- C H A R R E A KAREN SUE CARLYLE sMltH E R S ROSEMARIE GAW S ,H -, 'swf 'I EARL M. HEAVRIN, JR. .ws L., , , ..L. 'Q I Tm . 'ft 4 WWA Lge I ' 4, 'f ,PAA ,, ,I M is -W . E ' ' JANIS HENSON NANCY KEY - L Q 9 zsggsf-ky ., L iga, gg-X . ,. .- . 1 ,L in 15-:sua ' 1 rf,-tm , .5 14 P P 5 '21 , .13 ,C .m',f,2i f'af - QL - .. E C I A I . . R E f--ff I 7E'J?i9iiiif?32?2xis?5j,f,f -. - . i- ' PAM SMITH MARILYN PATTERSON KAREN TOBEY I V - it -f., L ,, , im ff 'Pr I ff m 1'p:if'5 E1Qj5.?5::f L if-JKT ff 3 f Q A :fit W Q , ss nw' ?x I 5 E igyjwasq KRISITI WATSON KENNETH WRIGHT LELLA HARLOW BOBBY GARRETT L MORLEY TOBEY MAUDEEN LITTLE If - M-ww ar f f -P I- m,LL 4 W 1 W it f T L , 1 Y Y i i - VVL' ' - '- y.r, Ji 3 ::- . .:,, ,, T . , DIANNE SMITH RONALD BERRY RICHARD KRYSTINIK ' V Secfefafy President Vice President H I - BETTY STEPHENSON RA MOND RICHARDSON Treasurer Reporter THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Grand Prairie High School confers no higher honor than mem- bership in this organization, because it gives recognition to those students who have most nearly attained the basic objectives of education. LA WANDA MOON MYRNA FOLLIS FALL S C H O L L E A c D H r A . . BARBARA PORTER NORMA MAXEY E A CLAUDETTE BRANDON BARBARA SPRADLING R S R R i S E S A f 7,4 wraffe-+.f-1 K were vi 1. v - - - of mwrfaiaf- C YS f--' ff2':QsfM??2SifYeii C .1 :fl 5 ,12 ,,.,, , A 3 u .1,!?gQ ,i E M, ,yy ,iv A .. JERRY CHANDLER PATSY STURGEON ALLEN DONNELLY JUDITH THOMAS , , A -ri iii i i ifLfffiffifsiLff5ff?3Qfff ,K i if: ZS QEBH-Q I ' - I I , J5,5 - :Zhi W W-ri ks. ' V. -f fp ' ,' 55 I if ,5 , . V, sg, ' ,-I .fr 1 - f , :f i ' A T - L . -A 1 T JAMES BLOOMER MADIE MASON VERNA DORNBLUTH MISS BETH WAGGONER MR. L. E. BOZE Sponsor Principal Q .rf- .gp E 2 Q ff SS Gi 5 02 2 if 2 51, f X 5 i Q if if Q Olen sy ,Q 55.5. J Vbfiioji Bryan Dunn CONCERT BAND Adams, Alt, Bell, Bergstrom, Blackburn, Buchanan, Clock, Craddock, Crawford, Davidson, Donnelly, Dulaney, Egger, Gary, Gill, High, Hines, Hunsacker, Irvin, Johnson, Kinser, Johnson, La Roche, Lee, McDonald, McDowell, Massey, Mathis, Miller, Moody, Moon, Morris, Paramore, Parker, Peterson, Pinker- ton, Piwetz, Rhodes, Rice, Richardson, Sanders, Thatcher, Tobey, Underwood, Wagoner, Warren, Wat- kins, Westmoreland, Wetterman, York, Zimmerman, York, Anderson. STAGE BAND SAXOPHONES: Terry Don Crawford, Lee LB Roche, Shirley Smith, Jimmy Warren. TROMBONES: Kelly McDonald, La Wanda Moon, Durward Rhodes. TRUMPETS: Bobby Blackburn, George Irvin, Robert Lee, Ben Watkins. BASS: Alton Bell. DRUMS: Paul Pinkerton. PIANO: Sue Rhode. GOPHER FOOTBALL BAND Adams, Alt, Bell, Bergstrom, Blackburn, Buchanan, Clock, Craddock, Crawford, Davidson, Donnelly, Dulaney, Egger, Gary, Gill, High, Hines, Hunsacker, Irvin, Johnson, Kinser, Johnson, La Roche, 'Lee, McDonald, McDowell, Massey, Mathis, Miller, Moody, Moon, Morris, Paramore, Parker, Peterson, Pinker- ton, Piwetz, Rhodes, Rice, Richardson, Sanders, Smith, Sanders, Smith, Speck, Sponsler, Speck, Spradling, Stout, Swadley, Tabor, Thatcher, Tobey, Underwood, Wagoner, Warren, Watkins, Westmoreland, Wetter- man, York, Zimmerman, York, Anderson. l Z s A THE MAJORETTES Joan Adams Joan Dulaney Sherry Massey Mary Catherine Stout Norma Hines ,nainunumuuusg -m .r f -ur sauna. uuzuuwwunniln . DRUM MAJORS La Wanda Moon L. M. York BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Leon Breeden I mmw ma' mmu COLOR GUARD Carroln Chapma Jo Ann Husban P I au a Roberts CHOIR SWEETHEART Myrna Foll' BAND SWEETHEART L W cl Moo STARDUSTERS Magdlen Bakluda, Kay Been, Betty Bobo, Nita Brown, Betty Brown, Betty Cashion, Pat Chapman, Sandra Day, Jocelyn Deerfield, Madeline Greenfield, Patsy Holmes, Mary Holt, Darlene Hunt, Joan LaFon, Linda Lee, Paula Macready, Alice McClendon, Jeanette Peach, Barbara Potts, Kay Rails, Linda Simpson, Sandra Sims, Helen Sparkman, Nancy Tallas, Joyce Weaver, Levonne Wolfe, Sandra Woods, Kay Zuspann, Jolen Letchworth, Loretta Lawless, Anita Cornuard. TEEN TCNES Pat Young, Bobby Buchannan, Bobby Hollis, Lella Harlow, Barbara Porter, Jane Haney, Sherry Deason, Pat Thomas, Dianne Smith, Donald Schurman, John Avery, Robert Culpepper. WW te: ' as ' at ., P T- 21' Q vali,Qgggg'U,,,fgyQgQEi,,fi2Qg A ' ., A P rrss ,, vs rw 3, Ck BOYS' QUARTET Pat Young Bobby Hollis, Bryan Dunn, Robert Culpepper. A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST SOPRANO: Carter, Cowden, Cox, Deason, Gainous, Haney, Heflin, Hines, Langford, Ralls, Ray, Ross, Scott, Watkins, Watson, Williams, Young. SECOND SOPRANO: Burnett, Calder, Chastain, Clontz, Daniel, Flinn, Fuller, Gipson, Husband, Hutto, Johns, Johnson, Rushing, Smedley, Spradling, Swadley, Windham. FIRST ALTO: Bailey, Brandon, Buchanan, Capps, Donnelly, Follis, Hardman, Harper, Hensen, Huckaby, Lawler, Moore, O'Neal, Sandlin, Smith, Stanley, Summers, Watkins. SECOND ALTO: Buck, Harlow, Smith, Sorrells, Smith, Sturgeon, Thomas, Gatlin. FIRST TENOR: Brennan, Culver, Gipson, Maxey, Rohde, Taylor. SECOND TENOR: Avery, Culpepper, Massey, Weeks, Young. FIRST BASS: Breithaupt, Brundige, Buchanan, Dunn, Hale, Smith, Tarrant, Vernon. SECOND BASS: Bates, Cherry, Evans, Gentry, Evans, Heavrin, Hollis, Holtman, Long, Lagow, Schurman, Washburn, Williams. Choir Director Mr. Earl Tom Keel 'SHR g l ' C A S slis '25 i ,K I Ry S I Student Director C Bobby ' it V Buchanan T -I - l'-- I ' S O U T H P A C I F I -Bloody Mary! Nellie gets her man CLt. Cablej. To present the unusual array of talent which has been devel- oped Through the past six years, the choral department, under the direction of Mr. E. T. Keel, produced the most stupendous production that Geep High has yet attempted. Excerpts from South Pacific and The Desert Song were given with full orchestra. Ali Ben Ali casts his fervent charm upon the native dancer Azuri. C Luther Billis attempts one of his shady deals with the slickest trader of them all GEEP HIGH CAPERS OF '56 T H E D E S E R T S O N G The romantic Red Shadow steals the beautiful Margo away to his enchanted desert oasis. Alf? FURCE S? ii sg E 1345 1 M AgELL-DISTRICT HONORS KR 3 BASEBAgL L AND TRACK V, 1- ! 1 , ' , i m Q w 1 x ,pi Q .1 sf ,,, ,, ALL-STATE AN . BAS Q win YD W-new .1 'im W---vW,,,,-AAsw-M .Bmw THE GOPHERS ...nl COACHES LENDON DAVIS, Foofballg CARL ELLIS, Football-Baseballf MURL FURNEY, Basketball-Football Tracky AMOS TURNER, Basketball-Football, GERALD WALLACE, Football. .-QW -4- rw- i y MQ, X, fs Q, J 5 5732, .N L K Mgt, 1 xx. , :1 f I- i BILLY JOE ARMSTRONG-14 Bill was hampered most of the season with a shoulder iniury. He did a fine iob for us as one ot our regular quarterbacks and defensive halfbacks. GENE BAKER-lO Gene saw limited action as a wing back this year. With his hustle, spirit and ener- gy, he should be a fine boy next year. i - . A in K W E K we e ' ,fax vt . Lrly V, krr. V 4,4 ,k GOPHERS 34 IRVING 7 BOBBY BLANTON 88 A fine boy who did a fine iob as our regular left end on the offense and R.E. on defense. DENNIS BLOSSER-60 Dennis split time at guard and dicl a fine iob for us. We are expecting big things from Dennis next year. , -We r 4 . .ff .. , 9, . ,K 3, i f .Wi Y qi A Y 4 .ik . - . 53 ' V, 1' 'll if .ish . .Y si is-. X. l tar' . M-S ,. .V V, . ' 1. ., gs. .L I X ll az iff L fQ?gsQg.tg,--f-'7f1,, f .. A is . , 2,emkgx4sz.fw,i2f.. .iss.: 'K . .. '53 sri- .f - ' ' . 1J1?1.:9'i2f stwiiliif wr ., st 1.1 -, 1 L - i3'f'f'. . 'K A i H -2,5 'r f.,g,g',.-11 ,-,. fn, V-ws L . 1 Y My , .. ,Q ag., X , V qs, . am ,N s .Mgr 1 L 1- ,feasggw -2 ffe, w::1.Nfswf' sawwvfieals., i- sswfessxfsn EARL BURLESON-43 Earl was our regular fullback and did a great iob as a sophomore. A real fine boy and football player. JAMES CASSELS-80 James split time at left end and did a good iob for us there. A fine boy and we will miss him. is . .,.. P. .5--. .. .lst-grief? me A. .L . GOPHERS 14 ARLINGTON 6 if J . . T 375541 ':Y3fvr1n.:4' f. . an .-, f :+.w1-fswfmW'- f 'Q' 5 2 ,l., . 1 -'., '56 1. W l im if . v e R ' 'lv 11 W T K .i U 5 if law . -f .fm ..,,, f5.5....,....L.. agile jig if K fh?if1't 1 .'iZi? if-lfllliiilll :...,s. jg spy, fi,f.,,:w.sa,g,LJ, . figuwf cy.. bi., .5 as .. yew , Q, 'W iw M 4, , 4 M ef NP , M ns. Q- , ff it jute' isa .. .aff NW' , ima we , , M rgwax 5 , wxfxxpgzwg X., sive im .iw f, Q -Q 3 ,ty sal sg. W Ke X-f A MW i- ' ' iigrg-'Liga . Q .urs ini? A . Lsiiiiiie.. 1 E ii7?N?s'Qif f' fiwvm H12-..:-fzfgz..-.i, X ' ,yqgvz-Milfs-s...,. ,,. 4. K t NA' . ,LM sw., ., --.-: . . . l if-sl L .. .. .mrs-,, we ta J ..1ffffa,z'gsiii, , 1. .91 ' ik: 335' .1 ig... gi? K ., , 's.qzQtwgf:?e' gk , -V, ,. SK.g55,,,i -2'-fsfffiit 3 nsmflgiaaisgms-. is. ---- 4- . ALVIN DALTON-74 A really fine player and boy. He is prob- ably one of our most improved players at the end of the season. lt's a pleasure to coach boys like Al and every member of last year's team. We are expecting great things from Alvin next year. CHARLES ENGLAND-62 Charles had a knee iniury all season. Charlie will do a good iob at his guard position next season. ,. idllwylll it ' 'K -'w'tff?M5,..I, JVM K-:' KYLE, f ws . ' it t -9 --far L- , -,,.es,,,, 'mf v ,ay if Qtr X it 6 5 'Q W t . if S. v 2 if H r mi? S ' Q5 H 9 1- H K . , f -' i 5 3' H W . Q 1 5 Q W 1 X SEK L N i F M' wwssi s zK K s 2 Q., - S f td, S -i ig? is Q to i S if wg, Sa SSN - .WQI , Wm K7 ' t Z J' 3- - 'iflliflsiiif' fl'Qfi -liiil' i-1:2517-N- -.l,'.K 'L L 'EK 'k' l'iK'4 wZ?f?5'? -T: 'Kf' ' '---K'-wg' ,, ., ev - ET -K li -K f K't Q -- fr ' ' -1 nl fi' ' - V.WL,L,L1--L 5-, .,.. - L, P--1-f'-gifs , . 15-,- 41s1,L-it-,L 1 '-gi-wig - 3Vw:?2:4W3?4f:5'KfAs-KV fi-,ywriiilti-ft'77Qlj5fK - M - V - LARRY GLASS-85 Larry split time at left end last year. With his hustle and spirit Larry will do a good iob next fall. CHUB HENDRIX-25 One of our tri-captains and our regular railbacks. A fine boy who worked and hustled hard. Chub did a fine iob on of- fense and defense and his punting was outstanding. GOPHERS 25 DENTON 7 1 mf ig W gr y fi? L xi i, V ,gy-1 A -1 I W is , ' ' . - . , vfgsfssmg :,QriKsK1.L'E,fK M t f K KKK K ' K .-ff' An.. ' ,.,,A H is , VV -sms:-1 -. , --ffl :few K ' ,. ,,. i , ,.,,,M,,,. L. W ,. Aw Mt V .raven is A .,.LrL TI I 1 Q-V,-.. -4 Jo- 42 1- BOBBY HOLLIS-I2 Bobby did a fine iob as one of our regular wingbacks. A fine boy with a good atti- gryr rl' f if L rtlt K, L., , 1 r--fa f QQ Y- its 22 ' rw-If K ft -5-iff13i sfgg.:K it tude, desire and determination. - ,-,t t-t L .-:f EUGENE HOLTMAN-65 KK Eugene split time at left guard. He is a fine boy with good attitude and spirit. We are expecting big things from him in '56, ' ' . L. . i, -- vu 433 M, is Q -3555? 'A we 'T 5 ,ls X fi sa Y la A 1 31 Y Q Kr Q, K N is -23 -3 1 2 2 Ny K :bi Ax i L 1 3 ' 1 9 5? wi ,. 1 fi sg of egg Q 5 i . 'ts 'f Q ii i, , QW M V Y Q as J 5 Z A EJ ,Cf In H , -2, - M -Ar A,,,.,.. My W 24,58 025' - -ft. ,s ue :SWK-,fig-R23 , . 5231- Qi fig Qgmglfili - 5.415 estate 4 .4-Q., K za ' M . 5, - Q- ' I -L L-- 1 V 'ibut ' ff'1f5 : fa,-its Q Q fa-. I A-R, ,gy ,X -, fir , r , is - s X W i if l, t vw Q 'PUB' 'y,3.- -....,41',- 't ifimiifmwfwwasis-sr JOE HUTTO-73 Joe was a real workhorse for us last year. He did a great iob at offensive guard and tackle and defensive tackle. A real fine boy. ' JERRY JENKINS-52 Jerry, one of our' centers, saw little action this year but should do a fine Iob in '56, ooPHERs 14 Dawson 0 RICHARD KRYSTINIK-50 One of our tri-captains in '56, A truly fine boy and football player. Kris did a fine job at center and linebacker. We will surely miss him next pear. OLEN MASSEY-64 Olen was one of our regular guards last year. He is a good example of not having to be big to play football. His heart was the biggest part about him. A fine boy who worked and hustled all of the time, was always smiling. gf.. -f-- me - - CHARLES MCKENZIE-75 Being faster than some backs, Charlie util- ized his speed and size to the fullest ex- tent from his Tackle position. He was a great down field blocker and was out- standing on defense. Charles deserves the honor of being chosen to the All-State Team. DALE MURPHREY-83 Dale saw limited action at end last season. We are expecting Dale to play some fine ball next year. i t s - I 1, f s. ,:.,,.. G23 SM at f be .ai V. ..+.i . 5 Q ' x .J f .4 K 5 Us 3 . V 5, ,,,,.,.-a..,,..... . ,A k e :My .- K 5 .. ..'..'. .. X . 1 . N, .. 9 3W'2 'u .. wV.,QW.a . V. f r ...i, I GOPHERS I4 GREENVILLE O . 'aw-rf . f .2 9 lx ff fs . ,gl fs, 39 4 4 4 ' ,x 4, -f' v xx? in A H-rf My af, Q? X sf K H . aw. 4 3 'I X '-.f . .,r-,. 172 gb VV.VV ,A f. --,,, .. ,. -.,. ww- ,fx . .fu -- N. .. .. . iff: T4 .ff '..3gg,k-..-s.-sg.. ,I 4-w 7 .3 z .. V. wir: Was as ..,. .. we K 4 if g? 'ig:- -s ogg. zggfyii - DOYLE REEVES-72 A fine boy with a fine attitude and spirit. We will really miss Doyle and his extra point kicking next year. PETE SANDERS-86 Pete played some fine football at R.E. for us last fall. With his desire and determina- tion Pete will be a fine end next year. , ...I A tj is ,,,,.. Q' K kk Vkir A if .'..., ' Egg' ' lwW15i'1f'Y?f:WTQ if V fm-fv2?'Zi.r g..,,'ms f.i,, f Q . Lk - . fry- 17 if' . His.: -.,. i ., sr if i . ' Vi . . . - I V. .ji it .K . 'J .V ,V Vx. .. I K A ,,.. W C' r. - wg .Q7 aw. fu :v ',.:.v,-4- .-v zwzu, 573191 i l i l l l l f IL- qi -Yi fbi I Q' A ' ::. f- f ii 1 K W M if s i i i v it . vis. .. . V- fig: . i i Mg W . a sf J 9 , - 1555 ' ay 2 W J ,fr r . M 1 If lg- aw X , Z 3 tw ff Q -s.sf 'f N + Q,-, f -f T 'PEZ W V A aff-5,7 . RED SPENCER-23 Red was one of our regular quarterbacks last year. He played some fine ball for us. LESLIE STEWART-70 Les did a fine iob for us at linebacker last season. He also saw limited action on of- fense at a tackle position, We are expect- ing big things from Les next year. 1 ww , L ,K LN Q, I , fi' ' 'T' .. Wig' 'EN 7' MW I HL: .. gc. H .,, ws- . P 7 14 . , .. wwtwivs Nh. wg i-,az i if s 'Riff f 3 5 if if ?ft3iuf. A ig 'fif tlf' . ..,, ' sf 17 ca . L. 4 ' X . . . . 1 3 , 1 . rll.. xc--. ,, .,., . lm. W. ' '7lvE Tif a Qs .-J j' as W 1 M.. 4 u ' LJ-Wszcm v ' .W Q ' ' S y ..-.i: fi gj ff, GOPHERS i4 GARLAND T8 if s , r 3 we y, 552 - Y, . ,,..,..A 6 1 l mf, E kj wx ' M n ME: '52 rf T , 4 X2 1 RQ, if M3 sf' li 0 ,H r 5 ggi. QQ i -I pw nr V ,lm V. fm. 114-M5 'i' .viii .f f4,Q,.s1r:' f , 1 .1 ,. P V' V11w.':s.':s .' sw-V k a: - ? , jE1Zff:f?jf3'r-WW. A -:siszsvfvisfrseistsfern? , 2 ' 1. A ' 1 ' ' 'E T . QL ,V ' sa i3x'3N':ei:ws..4i fm w e . .s-W..m,,,. ., psalm N-, . sr. ,W Mn. w e-L a 1 . . . V . 1 fvfwff -w g .fif rm..r iymwyguffi :gm .v ffwv-wi q fs- J g-.:- any .,. ss im qw-4.-1' ,- Qiiflu A f is ra k a . -A-sw una: 'FM'-s 4 W .-M at f AW We wget? tugs' ' iv --fszwmgy' A 925,52 '4 fi3f,.,v21l- is 53's-Mff,gaz?a fixkPsQ2s Wi' MT . , ,...... ,, , . ,.,.. ,, ' , wr W I, . are ::., .. gums, . JACKIE TAYLOR Perhaps Jackie should be called the hard luck player. He has had his share of iniuries and with no more bad breaks Jackie will do a good iob next year. PETE THOMPSON Pete missed the '56 season on advice from his doctor, due to an operation. He should be ready to go next year: my ' . . .. ' f ,v fa:-1, .. I r a,s,.v.1'W . - sgiagsii ifi - - am .1-,ww W iii' ' 1f2.i1si'iwTi't'z f . M. Q i l W8 7, gh .-Q1 , N 1.4. -at-' wi , , if i Q. Q. at ' 9355 f Km if if K f 4 1 2 EM i 45 V, A, K .K f ,fm in Mg, f .. r - wi . .vweHttf:'?fs.wf was . 1. .,,L Q W.,i,, I 5,3 ,Q-ff f ' ,,ff.-.,1vjr'Vz5.sggQ43 W ' JIMMY VAUGHN-77 Big Jim doesn't know what it is not to hustle and work hard every minute. Jim saw limited service at tackle, but with his hustle, desire and fine attitude he will do a good iob for us in '56. RAY WALSH-20 We will surely miss Ray next fall. A fine boy in every respect. Ray did a very fine iob as one of our regular wingbacks and linebackers. QW, . , M M. i ,cii,, silii L , he . K' ' nits? . s K , , ,. fi,i ,-t W ,:,.. .,y,,ti , ,,,,, c . ugly, f A - fi. gm., 52,1 . ,. s t+,,,f,,,.s-Wk.,, ,,. .M :H V .,.,,,,, iw 1 A? 1 1 'QQ' Q .,. 'E li . x k 1 :Y w i fi ' 4? If s wget Y i. A 't im 6 r 4 frigfffi til- r i, f it ' :' ' 'i-' trt V 7 ' ssse ,tr ' if w.g:sif.pf ew - 'il M GOPHERS I3 WEATHERFORD 7 ROLAND WlLLlAMS-37 Roland saw limited action at tailback this season. He should do a fine iob for us next year. MAX WlNNEGAR-44 Max saw limited action as one of our wing- backs. Max had a knee iniury that slowed him up. We are expecting great things from Max next year. G s 4, v 4 Q 2 ' it K ' ifylim fn .xgjggz j g e Slfikfrlk 1 ' I' I I 5? gf: X . . pi if- ,f ' . rr 'I 5 . 'W ' 'P'--1fs'.' '-sig n.,-f-- . ' ef. fnlfisi of 1 J,1f -idling. ,ff .gym , . I K Lg?-,g:, r 5 ' PAT YOUNG-66 Pat is a fine boy and player. He did a fine iob as defensive end, linebacker, and cen- ter. GARY YOUNGBLOOD-84 Gary was one of our tri-captains. A fine boy in every respect and a great competi- tor. Gary was hampered with an iniury, but still did a great iob as offensive end and defensive quarterback. MANAGERS JIMMY MWILAM, Footballg LYNN O'NEAL, Basketball! WAYNE HENSLEE, Football TRI-CAPTAINS RICHARD KRYSTINIK, CHUB HENDRICKS, and GARY YOUNGBLOOD A 1 35 1: 5 Ei ai fi 'R ii fm . , f ,. Q ,aw.2JL:sm:ffWu . , - HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Flanked by the band, Mary Ann is escorted to the center of the football field by Tri-Captains Gary Youngblood, Chub Hendricks, and Richard Krystinik. Queen Mary Ann's reign over Homecoming officially begins as she receives her crown and the traditional roses from the Tri-Captains. The Queen and attendants are confident of the outcome of the football game. Attende ants are Billie Jack Knox, Ouida Daugherty, and Myrna Follis. The many ex-students who returned to visit their Alma Mater during Homecoming were honored with a dance after the Homecoming football game. After the Homecoming Football game, which the Gophers won from Birdville 20-13, Queen Mary Ann and Tri-Captain Gary Youngblood lead the first dance to begin the evening's festivities honoring the ex-students of Geep High. GOPHER B TEAM First row, left to right: Pollard, Gambrill, Paramore, Yeager, Hodges, Rigby, Mahaney, Hunt, Pengelly. Second row: Coach Gerald Wallace, Longacre, Smith, Langford, McDonald, Sandlin, Dickey, Avery, Coach Amos Turner. Third row: Jenkins, Spruiell, Cox, Schroeder, Holley, Bailey, Heller, Standfield. James. B TEAM REVIEW HIGHLAND PARK B -38 GOPHERS B -O Playing the first game of the season at Highland Park was too much for the young Gophers. They were completely outclassed by a fine Scottie team, who were in mid-season shape. Ronnie Langford played an outstanding game for the Gophers. B GOPHERS-26 GARLAND B -I 3 Playing at home for the first time, the Gophers soundly defeated Garland. Pat Rigby called an outstanding game. Screen passes to David Hunt were most successful, and counted for two touch- downs. The whole squad showed class in the game. DENTON B -33 B GOPH ERS-O Denton had too much speed for the young Goph- ers. It was one of those nights when nothing goes right. The boys did their best, but they were no match for Denton's speedy attack. SUNSET B -20 GOPHER B -7 Mud and superior weight proved to be more than the Gophers could handle, although they stayed in the game until the last minute. ARLINGTON B -24 GOPHER B -I 9 Long runs and sharp passing were the highlights of the see-saw battle. Pat Rigby's fine 60 yard scamper and David Hunt's 84 yard kickoff return were the feature plays of the game. GOPHER B -27 IRVING B -O Scoring the first time they had the ball, the Gophers went on to post a fine team victory. Vicious line play was the keynote of the game. GOPHER B -I 4 JESUIT B -6 The Gophers took a close win in this rough and tumble affair. Jesuit had the best defense faced by the young Gophers all season. CLEBURNE B -24 GOPHER B -I 4 Bad breaks and heavy penalties cost the Gophers this game. They played their best game of the season, but something always stopped them. 1 ffwfvf-df-sv' . A Q , P f. ww- gg , A J ' K , W :f n , 'X' 'f' ' ,. W., f- 1 f- W. ., ' 3 7' V L 5 lifa vq e all 4 1 2 f X 1svEfw1QW wigs? 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T, -Swim . , :':- .f yixfsxk-,. , - ., I 1' 'uf' .., f f --f:-1:-wifes. i , ,RM .k.,, - -,,,- -- ,X 2 - f k':s1swZs:vei.aQsfs?iW f .- 'wr-ye-A -W ' - ---as-wnsxwwzgfzww ' g'5w:4:f, ' , .... . , N Asiw 3 'gm f-Mfwxw,--we vm liiiaxgf- f ' 553525 .-,:Q,,g,..LyQ,. W, W, , . ,L M ,,.. , WM, ., ., .. -ww-sz,fs--mm ,WM Z-5Qf32232?iSff1J ll14SF12Zii,!.1 f '1H?fe,'fv?1:2i. f g-15' --ff fi, we 1 iffy- 'SHQSQ -wx 3 ,..-w 3 L,,A., 1 X if , 1. f2Qfvaz'E,2a:96U.'f:- wi -9? BASKETBALL SWEETHEART NORTH TEXAS TOURNAMENT QUEEN Shirley Lackey THE VICTORIOUS GOPHERS CALL TIME OUT FOR INSTRUCTIONS In compiling a brilliant 22-6 record for the season and twelve consecutive district wins without a loss, the Gophers shattered several 2-AAA records. The I955-56 Gophers were the highest scoring aggregation in the short history of 2-AAA with an astounding 78.4 points per game. But the Gophers didn't stop with the offensive records, they also led the conference on defense by allowing their opponents only 50.2 points per game. The IO9 points run up against Weatherford was another district first and possibly an all-time high for 2-AAA. No other team has ever gone through twelve district contests without at least one defeat. In bi-district play, the best basketball team in Gopher history rallied in the last half to defeat the towering Palo Duro Dons of Amarillo on the Geep High court in the first game of the two out of three series. Although the battling Gophers drove hard, the Palo Duro Dons were victorious in the last two games and won the bi-district series. 5, 1. Qs 1 In K ' Q . 3 H i 5 gg :SM 5-if 'Y Y M? K ,1,-Famif ,. M1 f ,. ,ga V655 W. f ,, , P35 uf, ,. L 2 L L . s . 414'-1 ' -- f D E 3 ., L A Ti ,J R HL we v -,-A 3 5 Y W f W sf t Y S ,Siu fa 4 sew Q ff EEL iw' . 4 ' 'gf' it WY 1 'W' Lg L Q 5 k L, ,lL,:LL,, .,,, , my L X 1 w ,,,,-g x , g l I , i 2 . ,L ww , x JK Y Q X x , gs, 5941 fag Viffiiibf 3 V ., ' , Wy' 2 . far ex N. X . A 1? QL fx 11 2 'i'P 2 we gf fi E 'Chang 4, ggi Wi ,IL3 J .al ,, .. ,. if 7 sf ' ' 'yd Hi . gg, 1 Z Q ww H., . in we. A ,W 4 394 I QQ? g 'fw :.'4kI': W fm 'V 'sf W? .w Q '12 ' X ffl, ' ? I B TEAM BASKETBALL Coach Murl Furney, Dennis Heller, Bob Spruiell, Bradford Tarrant, Joe Seeber, Billy Whitlow, Manager Lynn O'Neal, Mack Tallas, Bill Curry, Gary Hill, Don Smith, David Hunt, Dennis Robertson. B Team Review GARLAND B --44 GOPHER B -42 The Gophers were nipped in the final seconds of play in this district opener with the Owls. Gary Hill paced the blue and white with II points. GOPHERS B -56 CLEBURNE B -29 The Gophers completely dominated this game from the start to record their first loop victory. Brad Tarrant nabbed high point honors with 20 points. BIRDVILLE B -5I GOPHERS B -AI The Birdville Buffs managed to overcome a first half lead by the Gophers to protect their unblem- ished record although Brad Tarrant tallied 27 points. IRVING B -60 GOPHERS B -54 The Gophers carried the game into overtime be- fore finally being subdued by the Tigers in Irving. Brad Tarrant again garnered scoring honors with 22 points. GOPHERS B 43 WEATHERFORD B -22 Sharpshooting and control of the boards sparked the Gophers to an easy win over the Kangaroos. Brad Tarrant tallied 25 points to pace the scorers. GOPHERS B -57 ARLINGTON B -46 With Mack Tallas hitting for I4 points with deadly set shots, the Gophers won their third district game to break even in the first half of conference play. GOPH ERS B -64 I GARLAND B -42 With Joe Seeber and Brad Tarrant sparking the way, the Gophers avenged their earlier defeat at the hands of the Owls. BIRDVILLE B -57 GOPHERS B -45 The Gophers again bowed to the undefeated Buffs after they had staged a determined first half which found them at only a 28-27 deficit. GOPHERS B -65 IRVING B -55 The Gophers broke loose in the final quarter to outscore the Tigers 24-I6 and to get revenge for their defeat in Irving. GOPHERS B -64 WEATH ERFORD B -37 The Gophers quickly iumped to a 37-I8 margin at the half and coasted to an easy victory over the visiting 'Roos. GOPH ERS B -67 ARLINGTON B -48 The Gophers concluded a fairly successful season by blasting their arch-rivals, the Colts, for the sec- ond straight time. TRACK TEAM Bryan Dunn, Gary Anderson, Donald Owens, Billy Whitlow, Jerry Carter, Gene Baker Coach Murl Furney. ROLAND WILLIAMS BRYAN DUNN THE GOPHER BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Charles Hodges, Jon Mike Lewis, Wayne Maxwell, Charles Smith, Pat Rigby, Gene Baker, Gary Youngblood, Coach Carl Ellis, Second row: Danny Dyer, Lonnie Choate, Ray Walsh, Brad Tarrant, Jackie Crawford, Sammy Fountain, Carlyle Smith, Pete Thompson, Lynn O'Neal. lalll, -tt, f i i ' I L rrr, 'f Q i j ' L-25:5 is 1 A lv K X . C if M., QQ 11 - , ,- im: in 3.3 ,mi 1 4: L ft it kf5.5i'3,i7i,: '- If f 5 I ' , is asss F S C C ' ff 'F 'i'l57't? f . iii' V' at it L ,lc srear li? ,fQ,.1? H-'ff 1 -'-i it ffllir .,., 1. H ,f:, V ,..,., gig M, ,',, 3 V Q,,g,,,,..1.5f: . ' rl 1 L- A L i -ilili , Q 'S L iiiii i' f '1 f ' ' F A iii I Ei 'iii-L C i M ,,,' ,,.- , f l V 7 l,'. I H fi l 'za A F lQiEsQQfii4ifl I -..W f f M. N ' 132. ' THREE YEAR LETTERMEN SENIORS Danny Dyer, Sammy Fountain, and Ray Walsh First row: Charles Hodges and Lynn O'Neal. Second row Lonnie Choate, Ray Walsh, Jackie Crawford, Sammy Foun tain, and Gary Youngblood. W f , W fini' W.-Nw.. .. W-leafy..-f . ,ws-W ffwf,wW.-- L. 4 . kf,, - .ywewu W .. M1575 TP4r?fr':w K,A' -fikff r s W ..Q. f L'-' - ...M .Q A Q., eg 'ie . -2,1Y3'fff7'5 'V .. L L V-'flflif M' , . V -'-. . ., it - f. ,,-1.f:.i,.- f A qg i y w ... V ' A i fail- K K 1 is 'W' f M :MiE53'i'f 2 Wm S, ft 4 4 V.. .Q Q.. we 43 g J Ji? .- -- -4 - ' 3' ,,?,.+,.. V- ,- N , J A Q YJ j ..., Keep cool There is a serious one in every bunch. Poor Owl . . , he must have met a Gopher' - ,. '7 we-yy 7 s .reer e t , . ,U Q er , W a . rerr .Ft y as 2' ' 3 ii? i reee sis- - 'wt-1. Tarzana Smith strong. W f 'L'r if at 'f B We're iust resting. man. When l grow up I want to be big and We are Latin students, And we can even smile about it! LOOK here! A new Way to make B SHOW Scholars pause at the doorway to know ledge. ell, I guess l'll live. It isn't snakes-iust stringy fudge. Not everybody can hold a car up with only one hand! How's this for a sophisticated group? Look! Do you think it can really be snow? NOW Why Could,-Vg you buy one that snaps on? ai ,X H 3 is Are these characters still dragging that Boy howdy! Don't ever let me hear you I love the sun and breeze and nature. nef? use any slang! Where's the food? Some poor rabbit has had it! Who cornered the Teddy Bear market? One of the lucky few who won at the Fair. f People are always so polite at parties. So many presents for rne! Say, are you Nobody is looking! I think I'll iust sort Can we leave now? sure this is all? of leave. A Quick! Grab it before it gets away! You may be sorry in the morning! tame looking mob, but run tor your if the bell Oops! A camera! Stop groaning and smile! Don't bother me. I haven't had my coffee My peanut butter toast got lost in the yet. shuffle! 5 K :' : ' V' .A,, ,tau r' aaaa Q A y it ,r'! is , be liia .z -4 fr-er s il'r Put on a bop record! These slow waltzes What's this? Siamese twins! are confusing. You kids are driving me crazy! Let's wait until no one is iooking and sneak some more cake. How do gir rings! ls ever live through slumber parties? 5 , y 5' fr 4' fi ' - .1 .1 7 ,. '- ' 2 fi is s.,s ' A22 V-Q 4 i i r e i i Play it cool! ADVERTISING 4,,,,4,yffdfruaf! CJ:-an ' 7. J WWW f ff Www . ,I I L, ,: ' wwf? J Y N II6 W. MAY J EWE LRY Main AN2-l875 NEIL ALLEN BILLIE JACK KNOX PAUL GOFF SHOE STORE I26 'n N2- W. Mal A I493 JOYCE BANKS PATSY STURGEON ON E PRICE OPTICAL 514.90 8l4 W. Main AN2-I I95 MONTY BROWN PAM SMITH KAREN SUE HOLMES MARlE'S SHOPPE los W. Main Anz-saso OUIDA DAUGHERTY PEGGY MOORE DAIRY QUEEN 325 W. Main AN2-84Il NELL TURNER, GLENDA CATHER, JOYCE McDANIEL, DOLLYE LUTON CARROLN CHAPMAN, SUE KING STOLTZ MOTOR COMPANY I43O E. Main AN2-l53I CORLYN CHAPMAN NANCY TALLAS FLOYD AND DICKEY 7I0 E. Main AN2-II77 EDWIN HOPKINS CHESTER RICE MILLER DRUG COMPANY IO6 W. 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K For this reason, we must be ready at all times with enough X -'YS' L 5 power capacity to supply the total needs of our cus- flx Q DW 1 X tomers - instantly! ' 3 We constantly are planning ahead and building ahead g' to assure you plenty of dependable, low-cost f-X5 1 electric service for the future as well as the Zig present. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY GRIMLAND STUDIO 225 College AN2-5073 , f . Q ,Q ff' . ' an . K ,M-Q ,D-3.1 '1 gv' QQ? NELL TURNER OUIDA DAUGHERTY JANIS WARD LOIS TAYLOR J. C. PENNEY COMPANY l20 W. Main AN2- I 529 JUDY HARDMAN EARL M. HEAVRIN. JR. WHlTE'S STORE 3oz E. Main AN2-suse V! W, .'J DOROTHY MARKHAM BUDGIE JONES f , X AUTOGRA H V' P if , 'N 'f' I E ,fx B ,N N diyv -'Fu V V If P S ,q V If , mf I .3 wif 1 I 1 N I U , f ,, Q I Uv, .i vf, 2 if J Q U U jj! hx r Ky ,DV Mvvf V- J' ,ff V, J 1, 70' f 3111 KX V. Uamyvxx fiflff VL Iliff? Ag A K ,N ' ,' J ' ' J . V V' -V z,f Arif g 'gf N Q '? 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