Haskell High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Haskell, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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So, in this, the noblest book of them allg Has been recorded more than activities and factual things For through all the seasons we have display'd The Indian. Multiplying his talents --making him noble and full Staging him to love his life and the wo rldg We have mix'd in him the elements of nature, So that he might 'proudly stand midst' his tribe .... And say to all the world, Tis truly The Chieftain! All tlgv zfrlgnnfa an ztugvm- Auh all Thr ziuhvuiz auth trarlgvra mvrrlg plagrrs. Elnarh nf 3 huraiinn STANDING: Carl Anderson, W. O. Holden, President, Clinton Herren, Vice President SEATED: Wallace Cox, Jr. , Lynn Pace, Jr. , Jewel Bynum, Secretaryg and Jean Elliott ,., V .Atl MR, ROBERT KING MR. W, P, MCCOLLUM Superintendent Principal High School A ,L srl, ,YJl,.?l,V.I1Il, lfieuakvll High Svrhnnl IHEH Hllilgn in lgvrv an uilv that will uni Inur ilgiu urlgunf' We st Entrance of Auditorium Gymnasium 1 Q SZ l 'i . I M Xv'. K'.I : l ligli 5' R Home Economics Band Hall Bus Building Ag. Building 7: 4 Ii 4 . 42 , X Y rf fi WX 2555, . ' wc: X., . . ':,s'i'r - K S X M M. Q. 355' H 'mm sddflffegsiv Q ,jx ,xl sf X sb 'A Q X X gg X: W NW X as :N w Barrett, Jimmy Bartley, Robert Bayless, Geraldine Boone, Jo Nored Brandstetter, Pat Brown, Donna Buerger, Betty Carter, Billy Jack Chrietzberg, Trisha Christian, Bertha Coburn, Robert Cook, Kenneth Cooper, Phyllis Cunningham, Azile Dorner, Kathie Drinnon, Julia Jai, Fancher, Cathleen Flanary, Gene Frierson, Ronald Galvan, Mary Gay, James Gipson, Mary F. Hadaway, Jerry Hamilton, Shirley Harbin, Patricia Harris, Alrnetta Harvey, Jackie Hester, Tommy Hill, Joe Honea, David Howard, Sandra Hutson, Jack Ivey, Lynda Ivy, Volley J. Jones, LaVern Josselet, Danny Kennedy, Jodie Larned, Sandra Letz, Marlene Long, Larry McCollum, Kenneth McFadden, Martha Merchant, Gene Murphy, Truman n t Pace, Stephen Pickering, Peggy Redwine, Charlotte Regeon, June Roberts, Bennie Robertson, Patsy Sanchez, Wally Sherman, H. A. I Smith, Shirley Sotelo, Gavino Spain, Phil Stone, Dwight Sturdy, Lonnie Terrell, Mollie Trussell, Linnie Tucker, Glenda Turner, Rhonda , Underwood, James Vestal, David Watson, Joanie -'sf' Weaver, Jennabeth Weaver, Kenneth Willaims, Betty Wilson, Sandra Woods, Patricia Young, Shirley H0913 Blurb, it rnnlh lmur- 5tng'h night 77, I . . .X . ,..,. .fi 11131. .-.f....I.f.'......?.., f- Taking sophomore tests are P. Spain, and Studious sophomores such as Jack Hutson, S. Smith, first rowg J. Weaver, J. Watson, on the first row, Steve Pace on the second D. Vestal, and J. Underwood, second row, row take tests while teachers Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Middleton, and Mrs. McCollum stand in the background. wx Q 252 if 'N :5:q:g:,- lip? 2' L If ur maui frwuhlz that are hm nu rv nn gum ua Y Junior Class Favomtes Dorothea Rueffer and .T D Stocks catch up nsunmnw mmf nr w sz Q 1 .:4...aa.,w-:3.2,.....4 4 A 2 f 1 ' W 2 w.ww-wh ..,: Q h W' ,, K ,,.h : .W se 1 ,e2f:f:::i.:1 I A -..,1 f gg .,,, ' be if wa ww 5 af f Lf gig 1 N H 5, f 1 sf 4 A 'fi Allred, Sandra Anderson, Ben Bartley, Patsy Bell, Jane Bell, June Bledsoe, Philip Bruce, Carolyn Buerger, Marsha C, IST Q '- f Q f 'Q Q 1 ' Ng . lie: fi, 4 5 ' ' ' 5 K ' f it Q' ..., a If f C , if .. '11 X V 1 . W. , . Y '91 K. 1 N' Q N . 1 P A . X Nags? ' K fax N . X .hh af .-ECI! B., Y Sli ' lb - Y A! Lf 4 . 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Senior officers Bobby Gipson, Tom Anderson, Jane Frierson, Martha Decker O. V. Turner and Valeria Darnell agree that their study of Macbeth has definitely been thorough. President ....... Vice-President. .. Secretary ....... Treasurer ...... Reporter .....,... Sergeant-at-Arms Svuiur 0112155 Gbffirrru ...BOBBY GIPSON - - - - TOM ANDERSON . . . MARTHA DECKER ......JANE FRIERSON . . VALERIA DARNELL ......O.V. TURNER ADKINS, BELVA F.H.A. '56-'ss Band '56-59 Jr. Play '59 ANTHONY, GARY Football '56-'60 Basketball '57-'60 Baseball '57-'60 Track '56-'60 Soph. V-Pres. '57- '58 Soph. Class Fav. '57-'58 Jr. Pres. '58-'59 H-Club '56-'60 Jr. Play '59 All Dist. Football Guard '59 BROWN, FRED Football '56-'60 Basketball '58-'60 Baseball '58-'60 Track '56-'60 H-Club '56-'60 Pres. '60 Campus Favorite '59 Sgt. -at-Arms '59 CONNALLY, CAROLYN Transfer from Tyler Owl Club '59-'60 Quill and Scroll '59-'60 Annual Staff '59-'60 War Whoop Staff '58-'60 ANDERSON, TOM Baseball '57-'60 Basketball '59-'60 Football '56-'60 Track '57-'60 H-Club '56-'60 Junior Play '59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Vice-Pres. '59-'60 Football Hero '60 AT CHISON, SHIRLEY F.H.A. '56-'60 Band '56-'60 Maj. 'sa-'60 F.T.A. '53-'59 Annual Staff '59-'60 Jr. Play '59 Maidenettes '58-'59 COLLINS, JULIE Cheerleader '58-'59 Annual Staff '59-'60 F.T.A. '58-'60 Span. Treas., '59-'60 Pres. '58-'59 F.H.A. '59-'60 Basketball '57-'60 H-ettes '58-'60 Treas. '58-'59 Maidenettes '58-'59 Junior Play '59 COSTON, TOMMY Band '56-'60 lst Lt. '58-'59 Capt. '59-'60 Quill and Scroll '58-'6 Pres. '59-'60 Basketball '57 Boy's State '59 N.H.S. '59-'60 One -Act Play '59 War Whoop '58-'60 Annual Staff '59-'60 Quill and Scroll Sweater Award '59 CULBERTSON, KAY Band '56-'59 Znd Lt. '57-'58 Flag Twirler '58-'59 Maidenettes '58-'59 Spanish Club Sec. '57-'58 Jr. Class Sec. '58-'59 F,H,A, pianist '58-'60 Owl Club Sec. '59-'60 N.H.S. '58-'60 F. T.A. '59-'60 Annual Staff '60 DAVIS, RODNEY Band '56-'60 All-District Band '59-'60 DR1NNoN, ETTA F.H.A. '57-'59 Pep Squad '57-'59 Owl Club '57-'59 H-ettes '58-'59 Basketball Mgr. '59 FOUTS, BILLY Soph. Class Pres. '57-'58 War Whoop, '58-'60 Annual '58-'60 Spanish Club '57-'59 Jr. Class Favorite '59 Quill and Scroll '58-'60 Treas. '59-'60 N.H.S. '59-'60 - ,.tq.v-,Avy ,V . tg-X75 1-Q.:-jigs. f DARNELL, VALERIA Transfer from Mattson F.H.A. '57-'59 Pep Squad '59-'60 Senior Class Reporter '60 DECKER, MARTHA American Leg. Award '57 Soph. Class Sec. '58 War Whoop Ed. '60 Annual '60 Owl Club Treas. '60 Quill and Scroll '60 N.H.S. '60 Girl's State '59 Span. Club Rep. 'ss-'59 Band '55-'59 Sen. Class Sec. '60 Jr. Class Fav. '59 ELLIOTT, BARBARA F.H.A. '56-'59 Sec. '57 F.T.A. '59-'eo Span. V-Pres. '58-'59 V Girl's State '59 Band, Maj. '58-'60 Basketball Sweetheart '59 Annual Staff '59-'60 Maidenettes '58-'59 N.H.S. '59-'60 FRIERSON, JANE F.H.A. '56-'60 Treas. '58-'59 Rep. -I-list. '59-'60 Sr. Class Treas '59-'60 Owl Club '58-'60 V-Pres. '59-'60 Campus Favorite '58-'59 Pep Squad Treas. '58-'59 GIBSON, BOBBY Basketball '57-'60 Football '57-'59 H-Club '59-'60 Vice-Pres '59-'60 Youth Center Committee Treasurer '59 Senior Class President '59-'60 HOLT, JR., C, O, Football '57-'59 Basketball '57-'59 Mgr. '59 Track '56-'60 H-Club '58-'60 Sec. -Treas. '59-'60 JONES, JERRY F.F.A. '57-'58 LANGSTON, SHELAH F.H.A. '56-'59 H-ettes '56-'59 Basketball '56-'59 Junior Play '59 Pres. Pep Squad '58-'59 F. T. A. '57-'60 HERRINGTON, WAYNE Transfer from Big Spring National Honor Society '60 Quil and Scroll '58-'60 Spanish Club '58-'59 Football '59 Track '58-'60 War Shoop Staff '58-'60 Chieftain Staff ISBELL, KENNETH F. F.A. '57-'58 KREGER, MYLTA F.H.A. '56-'60 V-Pres. '59-'60 H-ettes '56-'60 Pres. '59-'60 Basketball '56-'60 All-District '58-'59 Soph. Sec. '57-'58 Junior Play '59 Junior Reporter '59 N.H.S. '60 Pep Squad Rep. '56-'58 V-President '58-'60 LANKFORD, GENEVA Basketball '56-'60 H-ettes '57-'60 F. H. A. '56-'60 Pep squad '56-'60 LARNED, BETTY F.H.A. '58-'60 H-ettes '57-'60 Pres. 'ss-'59 Rep. '59-'60 Soph. Class Treas. '57-'58 Basketball '56 - '60 Treas. '59 - '60 Spanish Club '58 - '60 Jr. Play '59 Pep Squad 'sa-'60 Cheerleader '58 - '60 MATTHEWS, TOMMY F, F, A, President '59-'60 MULLINS, MAXEY Basketball '57-'60 Baseball '58-'60 Track '57-'58 H-Club '58-'60 OZUNA, CHRISTINA H-ettes '57-'60 F.H.A. '57-'59 Basketball '56-'60 Rep. '58-'59 F.T.A. '59-'60 War Whoop '59-'60 Pep Squad '56-'57 LONG, JIMMY Football '56-'60 H-Club '56-'60 Baseball '57-'60 F.F.A. '59-'60 Track '57-'60 Jr. Play '59 War Whoop Staff '59 '60 MERCHANT, PAUL Band '56-'60 Custodian '58-'59 Sgt. -At-Arms '59-'6 All-District Band '58 '60 NORTON, PHILIP Football '58-'60 RATLIFF, GAIL N.H. S. '59-'60 F.H.A. '56-'59 F. T.A. '58-'60 Treas. '59-so Span. Club '58-'60 Pres. '58-'59 Band '56-'60 Maj. 'ss-'eo Znd Lt. '59-'60 Maidenettes '58-'60 Annual Staff '58 - '60 Student Center Pres. '59- '60 RATLIFF, LEAH F.H.A. '56-'58 F.T.A. '56-'60 Pres '59-'60 Span. Club '57-'59 Pres. '57-'58 Band '56-60 Maj. '58-'60 N,H.S. '59-'60 Maidenettes '58-'59 Annual Staff '59-'60 RILEY, LARRY Spanish Club '57-'59 ROBERTS, VIRGINIA Band '56-'59 F.H.A. '56-'60 Treas. '57-'58 Parliamentarian '58-'60 F,T,A, '59-'60 N.H.S, '59-'60 Owl Club '57-'60 Hist. '59-'60 SMITH, DONNA Band '56-'60 Maidenettes '58-'59 Maj. '58-'60 F.T,A. '58-'60 Sec. '59 F. H.A. '58-'60 Sec. '59 I-I-ettes '57-'58 Miss Front Page '59 REXRODE, JIMMY Football '57-'59 Basketball '57 Track '56-'59 Baseball '58-'60 Jr. Class V. -PrQ. Span. Club '58 V. -Pres. '58 H-Club Junior Play '59 ROBERTS, RODNEY F. F.A. '57-'60 Treas. '59-'60 ROGERS, DONNA Pep Squad '56-'60 F.l-I.A. '56-'60 Spanish Club '57-'58 THOMAS, CHRISTINE Band '56-'59 Flag Twirler '58-'59 Pep squad '59-'60 Treas. '59-'60 Owl Club '58-'60 TURNBOW, LORETTA F.H.A. '56-'60 H-ettes '57-'59 Pep Squad '57-'58 TURNER, O. V. H-Club '55-'69 Track '55-'56 WALLACE, BEULAH WATSON, BECKY N.H.S. '59-'60 Pep Squad '58-'60 Cheerleader '58-60 Annual Staff '59-'60 Maidenettes '58-'59 F. H.A. '56-'57 F. T.A. '58-'59 Spanish Club '57-'59 Rep. 'ss-'59 H-ettes '58-'59 Jr. Class Rep '58-'59 TURNBOW, WOODY Jr. Play '59 War Whoop '59-'60 Circulation Ed. '59-'60 URBAN, DONALD Football '57-'59 Baseball '59-'60 Track '59-'60 F. F.A. '56-'63 H-Club '58-'60 WALLACE, OPAL H-ettes '59-'60 Sec. -Treas '59-'60 Pep Squad Treas. '58-' Cheerleader '59-'60 Span. Club '57-'59 N.H.S. '59-'60 Owl Club '57-'60 WEAVER, SUZANNE Quill and Scroll Sec. '59 V. -Pres. '60 Owl Club Pres. '60 N. H. S. '60 Annual Staff Bus. Mgr. Ed. '60 Girls' State '59 War Shoop Staff Columnist '58-'60 Junior Play '59 F. H. A. Rep. '58 His. '59 Flag-Twir. '59 F. T. A. Hist. Rep. '59 Maidenettes '59 WLSEMAN, KAY Quill and Scroll '58-'60 WILSON, BILLY Sec. '59-'60 Transfer from Childress Owl Club '58-'60 F.F.A, '59-'60 Rep. '59-'60 F.H.A. '57-'60 Pres. '59-'60 Soph. Class Favorite Campus Favorite '59 War Whoop '58-'60 N.H.S. '59-'60 Annual Staff '58-'60 Cheerleader '58-'60 Maidenettes '58-'60 H-ettes '57-'60 V-Pres. '58-'59 Jr. Play '59 Cl 99 liiriue zmh kuuwlrhgv mvrr greater r11hnm1nv11iz1Im11 tiilrl muh rirlyvn. Each year the Quill and Scroll Society awards four white sweaters for outstanding scho - lastic achievement--one each in English, history, mathematics, and science. The rules for these awards are: 1. Any student of Haskell High School is eligible to compete for the sweaters if he has no less than 90 on his over-all average and on the subject in which he is competing. 2. Every eligible student will be given a standard test in the areas in which he is competing. 3. The test scores are then averaged with the student's class average. 4. These averages are ranked for each award. Winners of the Quill and Scroll Society awards last year were Barbara Rexrode, a Sophomore, in Scienceg Diane Montgomery, a Senior, in Englishg Tommy Coston, a Junior, in Historyg and Jimmy Vaughter, a Senior, in Mathematics. 3 Af Q 24 if 5 as 3 is E 543 :Q 5, .Sz Si 5 f is 5. Q1 W: Q Xi' Beverly!-Ielweg, Lousia I-Ierren, Barbara Rexrode, Jane Bell, Dave Hiebert, and Sherry Burson dig mf. in in Mr. Blakley's Algebra II class. At noon Mr. Blakley and Bobby Gibson chew the fat , while Mr. Overton sits and sips his milk shake. Mathematics, the mother of all sciences, has interested men for thou- sands of years, and modern man is no exception. Algebra deals with the knowns and unknowns of figures. Plane Geometryis amathematics of space, emphasising measurements of lines of plane surface. Trigonometry deals with the func- tions of angles. Math is everywhere, and Haskell High School students can get a taste of many types. Mr. Blakley teaches algebra, plane geometry, and trig. He is a Sophomore Class sponsor, coaches the B team in football, and instructs golf. This is them, take a good look, grins Mr. Blakley, as he presents his B team boys with their football jackets. 1nteresting? -Billy Fouts, Jerry Jones, Maxey Mullins Qbehind Jerryl, Kay Culbertson, Tommy Coston, Bobby Gibson, Carolyn Connally, and Gail Ratliff nose in on Mr. Blakley's advanced math class. Hits. QPIKPIIP Qlnnrlg A clerk in Shakespeare's time went home discouraged afte r a day of broken quills and brain teasing problems. The modern secretary thanks her stars for the commercial subjects of typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Busine ss math has taught today 's secre - tary to cope with everyday problems in the business world. Mrs. Couch teaches typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business math. She spon- sors the Senior class and the National Honor Society. Mrs. Couch directed the Junior Play in 1959 and directedthe same group in the 1960 Senior Play. S. Bursong B. Rexrodeg M. Stephensg J. Hattox and J. Sego take a speed test in Shorthand L Hey Leah! What's a Typing II student doing in a Typing I class ? Typing I students are B. Williams L. Trussell, and D. Brown. Mrs. Couch seems well-pleased with her Business A scene from Down to Earth the Junior Play Mrs Math class, but why is she standing behind Tommy Couch directed last year. In the picture are Betty Matthew s ? Sue Larned, Julie Collins, Shirley Atchison and Kay Wiseman. Mrs. Diggs and Joan Watson place magazines on N the magazine shelf which was given to the Libra- m1'5. LIXZITIIIPPII ry by the Lions Club. From the time Prehistoric man uttered his first to this age of television, the human race has been involved with speech. Today, even more than in Shake- spearian times when everyone was in- terested in dramatics, the common man must be able to speak in public. In order to understand the present, we must first study the past. World His- tory gives an understanding of how civi- lization has progressed, and a key to future events. Mrs. Diggs sponsors The Chieftain, I SaY5 Jimml' Conn-a11Yf Tom Bill Holden, and andis co-sponsor ofthe Owl Cluband the Tommy Hester took part inapageant celebrating the Quill and Scroll Society. She is also the establishment of the Interscholastic League fifty High School Librarian- years ago. Bettie Weaver talks while Opal Wallace, Beulah World History students--K. Conner, D. Anderson, Wallace, Loretta Turnbow, O. V. Turner, Danna B. Owens, P. Pogue, Volley Ivy, and Mary Gipson- Smith, and John Roberts study in Mrs. Diggs' speech color maps while M. Letz Qextreme 1. foregroundl class. and K. Isbellfextreme backgroundl something more interesting to do. Wnrwfllm N ilir. Qiirlyarh Gaiam George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and many other great Americans are brought to life as the pages of American History un- fold. The student learns that his ancestors had much the same problems that exist today. History makes the student realize the importance of Democracy, and make him want to keep America the free and wonderful country it is. Mr. Richard Gaines teaches American History and Driver's Education. He is also the assistant Football Coach and coaches the Girls' Basketball Team. Mr. Gaines spon- sors the H-Ette Club and the Senior Class. Rowena Jacobs and J. W. Wallace have caught the camera, butGaryHodginand the rest of Mr. Gaines' American History class are taking it in. Mr. Gaines helped with last year's Junior Play, Down to Earth. Pictured are Julie Collins, Jim Rexrode, Tom Anderson, Gary Anthony, Betty Sue Larned, and Belva Adkins. Look out! Here comes a woman driver! Mr. One of Mr. Gaines' duties is Senior sponsor. Here Gaines goes for a spin with one of his Driver's Ed. the President, Bobby Gibson, and other Seniors students. fKenneth Isbell, Opal Wallace, Etta Drinnonj pre- pare to take groceries to a needy family at Christ- mas time. The New and O1d , float entered in the Christmas Parade by the Future Homemakers of America. Bettie Weaver, don 't fall off! Dearly beloved. . . , Mr. D. R. QDannaJ Smith and Miss Christina Ozuna exchange vows in the Home and Family Living class. Hits. iliurg iPHrQIu11u1n The modern housewife is no longer marriedto the home as a wife was during the reign ofQueen Elizabeth. She is now a homemaker in all sense of the word. After four years of Homernaking, a girl knows how to prepare meals pro- perly, control household affairs, and take her place in the world. Mrs. McCollum t e a c h e s Home - making II, III, and IV. She sponsors the Junior Class and the Future Hornemakers of Ame rica. Rev. Mane, Frierson performs the wedding cere- Mrs. McCollum hasa square tablendiscussionwith mony on December 20, 1959 in the Homemaking Cot- her Homemaking II class. tage. What, no tears? iiir. Qirrnlh Hit Qing The scientific attitude, established by such notables as Sir Francis Bacon, plays an increasingly important role in modern life. Chemistry is the study of the com- position of matter and of the laws govern - ing changes in this matter. Physics deals with energy and mea- surements of force. Biology covers the study of plants and animals. Study ofthe sciences is important to any student, regardless of what profes- sion he plans to enter. Mr. McCoy teaches chemistry, phy- sics, and biology. He sponsors the Junior Class. Jan He rren and Martha Jane Bynum mix up poisonous gas in chemistry. QBackgroundJ, Suzanne Lane, Barbara R6XI'0de, and L. D. Stocks experiment. Hey, those are swell looking bugs! , cry Jenna- beth Weaver, Tommy Hester, and Phil Spain, but Larry Long must spy something funnier. McCoy must be giving another one of his kil1er tests. Biology students, Glenda Tucker, Patsy Robertson, and James Underwood work frantically to copy down some specimens. Jan Herren. Jane Bynum, Gail Ratliff, and Barbara Rexrode Qforegroundj compare notes. Suzanne Lane Qleft, background, drinks in the lesson, but James Came ron and Larry Riley Qstandingj are in another world. It's a boy! The English I class stages its 1959 Christmas Play, The Stolen Prince. Hits. En llrra illlihhlvtuxl It might be said that the age of Shake- spear was the period that the English language came into its own. William Shakespeare's masterpieces in the theater brought our mo- ther tongue into full view of the world, where it has remained ever since. It is certainly necessary then, for us to know something of our language and its use. Mrs. Middleton teaches English II, En- glish III, and typing I. She sponsors the Sopho- more class, and the Pep Squad. Mrs. Middleton makes up Mary Pogue and Sue Scrivner for The Stolen Prince by Dan Totheroy. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Weaver, J. Watson, J. Boone, L. Jones, B. Buerger, M. Gipson, M. Decker. Fight, Fight, Fight , could be heard a- cross the field as the Pep Squad and Band led the Indian team on. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Wiseman, O. Wallace, J. Collins, C. Jircik, B. Watson. When the frost was on the pumpkin and the fodder was in the shock, the leaders led the school song at the Thanks- giving football banquet. Hit. Qing QBUDYTIIII, fUr. Physical fitness and well-being pa- rallel mental awareness. Students are offered a wide choice in the field of ath- letics. In the Elizabethan Age the industrial arts consisted of the shoeing of horses and the fashioning of crude metal pro- ducts. Building plans were helter-skel- ter, and a carpenter slaved for weeks fashioning fine woodwork. These ancient workers would turn over in their graves if they could see to- day 's shop students perfect furniture with relative ease. Mr. Overton is Head Coach of Has- kell High School, and teaches Ind. Shop. He sponsors the H-Club. Mr. Overton shows a film to his shop class. Philip Norton ponders the problem in Mr. Ove rton's mechanical drawing class. Coach Overton and Coach Browning present jackets A power saw demonstrationby F. Brown and C. O. to the A team in assembly. Wonder who will re- Holt is watched by J. Dunlap, P. Norton, J. W. ceive the GOLD BRICK? Wallace, M. Mullins, R. Roberts, R. Bartley, G. I-lodgin and D. Vestal. w . 9.4 R k v N, aw . ,ff 'uf xr ,Q 2 , a H112 Qil5liPll Sllllll' Tommy Matthews and John Roberts are caught studying Ag . Although great strides were made in science and commerce during the Eli- zabethan Age, agriculture remained al- most as it had been in feudal times. The modern Ag student, with his soil testing devices and complicated ma- chinery marks a sharp contrast to his predecessor. Mr. Stone teaches Agriculture in Haskell High and sponsors the Future Farmers of America and the Junior Class. Tommy Matthews and Jimmy Don Long Show the sheep they raised as their F, F, A, project. xv ...fa Tommy Matthews acts as Master of Ceremonies at Easy, fellows, and just don't let those wrenches the F, F,A, Talent Show. Beverly Helweg is Haskell slip! John Roberts and Tommy Matthews are hard High's F, F,A, Sweetheart. at work on an engine block in the Ag Building. In the English IV Class, Betty Larned explains the changes that have come to Valentines while L. Rat- mfg. IEEIZPI 1agPZIlIl'1' liff, L. Riley, E. Drinnon, and P, Norton look on. Mrs. Weaver reviewed THE STREET OF THE LAUGHING CAMEL at the Owl Club Book Review. The richness and vitality of the English language reached a peak in the Elizabethan Era. Literature such as the beautiful King James' Bible and Christopher Mar1owe's poetry illustrated this. In learning the mechanics of English in school, we cover the relation of one word to another and study ways to express our thoughts effectively. Through the study of literature, we see that the English language is a tool in our hands, a tool which has the power to relate the past and to shape the future. Mrs. Hazel Weaver teaches English II, III, and IV in Haskell High. She sponsors the War Whoop and is co-sponsor of the Owl Club and the Quill and Scroll Society. Mrs. Weaver also is the High School Counselor. What, no coffee break? Sophomores slave their Aptitude Tests in the Lunch Room as Mrs. Weaver supervises. ,' 5iiiS1L!?'!l.1 l'lAiAt a Displaying their projects and activities are Tommy Coston, an English IV student, and Jane Bynum and Georgia Gray, English III students. Also displayed on the table are projects by Gail Ratliff and Betty Weaver. me Arn Burn En En Mnvfitav . 0 o..,. ' Q Bell is the private piano tea- Mrs. Burkett is the Curriculum Su- Mrs. Trice is the nurse for the Has of the Haskell Schools. She pervisor of the Haskell Schools. kell Schools. a choral group, known as Nlneteens. Swrrviarivs Mrs. Sorrellsis theSecretaryto the Mrs. Coston is Secretary to the Supe rintende nt of the Haskell Principal of Haskell High School. Schools. mv are hnrn In im hrnrfitzn Elementary Lunchroom High School Lunchroom Mesdames HAMILTON, MASSEY, ANDRESS, MRS. HOLMSLEY, MRS- SWINSON RHODES, COBB, LARNED Elementary Custodians High School Custodians MR. HALL, MR, COCHRAN MR, LASSETTER, MR. HERRING, MR. MANSKER 3 3 Bus Drivers MR. JETER, MR. COCHRAN, MR, SWINSON, MR. MANSKER 19, hr aim high in all the qxvnplnki hmrizg Anh that whirh 1unuIh apprar nfivnrr in ua Ein rnuntenzmrv, like rirhrat alrhvxng, will rlmngv in uirtue amh in 1unrilyi1w 5u. ' Y.-,-1 ' - ' '-' 41 Jar- - - 771- Y 4 4 , lmvffelfflfg vfw ' - ' 'N 'x.. , A.. . g 2 7 F 4 s A 1 P T U n E l - -Nwpg Ilfuunriim He hath so planted his honours in their eyes and his actions in their hearts ---- r I H P l .W w -ww! Rx,- ' .. 1 s 1 Y N V I 5 2 , qwf ' A - I D k x A L dim' 'MWF' ..- www '.'A --- 3, 3 55 5 , iff. J' WN X5 WTS f v ' :I 1 X 'V' viii, N' 1, .4 ws fx J M Li' w. .xii ni. 5, p S g E QM I3 ww I Aw f N my 4- fugf ww W? ,..,, M iw 21 -New A QM? ft. fe X-.', if 'yi Q. . sr 1-I' 44.15. iFnr in surh an luiliaixmaia, airtiun iii rluqitrnrif' Ehllllllilll llllxvru iiiisis 3llIlll' Qfullimi Thanksgiving was the theme of the 1059 Football Ban- quet, given by the Pep Squad and Band members to honor ' ' - ' ffl f it the Haskell Indian Football 'le-am. Lornuc opias vu i ru , miniature Pilgrims, as plaeeca 1-ds, and turkey with dress - ing, gave the lunch:-oom a Thanksgiving atmosphere. H nored at this banquet were the members ofthe Haskell o Indian Football Team, the Football Queen and the Football Hero. The highlight of the banquet was the presentation of the Football Queen and Hero. Miss Julie Collins, head cheerleader of the Haskell Indian Pep Club, was presented 'th one dove-n red roses and crowned Football Queen for lU'l .. 1950-60 Mr. Tom Anderson, co--captain of the Indian team was then crowned Football Hero for 1959-60 and presented with an identification bracelet from the Pep Club. Pert, peppy, blue-eyed, brown hair, Julie has been a cheerleader for two years. She has held offices in the Spanish I and ll Clubs anclin the F. T. A. She is also a mcrn' ber of the FYI-1. A. and the H--ettes Clubs. ' W l I xt- Tall, good-looking 'lom Anderson plays not on-v OL ll k, and baseball. He is an ball, but also baslm-tba. , trac H-Club member and Vice--President oi the Senior Class. Tom has distinguished himself in football by making the All--District team in both his Junior and Senior years. eng 'J Cocc: '?'7'-7 Ccbuq cc C5835 C 3 C3233 Q' C62 51333 '73 His fuuglyt livgnuh tlyr lllilfli nf nthrru Iluintliull livru Hit. Emu AlIhP1'2i1Ill . J In urlmt lu' hih prufrma, uzrll fuunhf' Hiaizlwtlnnll Illvaux iilr. Hlaxvg iilulliuu niinm 51lll'L'lLI thing it its tu uwrau' ax rruum Elaularthzxll gllIl'l'fill'ZIl'I illims f5L'lll.lllil ilfaukfurh The Haskell Ifllilisll BaskeLballSwf:etheart and Beau were presented on Friday night before the A Baakerball team played Seymour, Bobby Gibson and Maxey Mullins, captains or the l::,-yn team, escorted Miss Geneva Lankford, a Senior of Haskell High, to the center of the court where she was presented with one duzen roses and crowned Basketball Sweetheart for 1959-CU'-in appreciation for the hard work she has done for her team this year. Next, Mylra Kreger and Geneva Lankfurd, captains of the girle' team, escorted Mr Maxey Mullins, alsoa Senior, to the :enter ul the Court and presented hini with an identi- fication riracelet and the title- --Basketballlrlero for 195'?-60- - eiiorts he put forth this year for the indian team. Miss Lankfurd also received atrophy wr being Basket- baH Sweetheart atthe Alhlehc Banquet sponsored by the tlluh on February 3.0. l960. Geneva, in addition to being an L-xeellent basketball player, is a member ol the H-ettes Club, the F, H. A. and the Haskell Indian Pep Club. eynut only plays basketnall, but is a member of the tor the Booster Ma:-. H-Club and playg baseball. A fair rxtrriur is ai silvut I'l'l'lIl1I1IIIillflillillll. Tlianh QQuvru iiiiss Eruh iliatliff fn The election of a Miss Front Page in Haskell High is comparatively new. The first Miss Front Page election was held in 1958, and was sponsored by the Haskell High School War Whoop Staff. The election is based on the number of subscriptions to the school newspaper bought by each class in Haskell High, A girl from each class is nominated to represent the class in the election, Either the Senior, Junior, or Sophorriore class, having bought the most subscriptions win for their representative the title, Miss Front Page. This year, the Senior Class, having bought the largest number of subscriptions won for their representative, Miss Danna Smith, the title, Miss Front Page of 1960. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. In H.H.S. , she holds the office of Secretary for the F, T,A, Danna is both a first chair flute player and a majorette for the Haskell lndian Band. She is a member of the First Baptist Church where she acts as pianist for the Young People's Class. The Haskell Indian Band Concert was one of the most colorful events of the 1959-60 school year. The concert, which was held in the spring, was the setting for the crown- ing of the Haskell Indian Band Queen. Annually, the Indian Band elects either a Junior or a Senior girl to hold this honored position. In electing the Band Queen, the band considers such qualities as: having a pleasing personality, being an active member in the band, and showing leadership qualities. This year Miss Leah Ratliff, a Senior in Haskell High, was elected by popular vote of the Haskell Indian Band to be honored with the title of Band Queen. Miss Ratliff is the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Rat- liff. She harplayed the Hute in the band for four years: two of which she was a majorette. She is also a member of the National Honor Society, President of the Future Teachers of America and a officer in the Future Homemakers of America. Another responsibility that Leah accepted was that of being the Junior High School Sports Editor for the 1959-60 yearbook. Hllnpulzir femur lIPiII'5 hrr rninimug Bliss Zfrnnt ilngr Bliss Bzinuzi Smith I K W AMI, I em 2 ba'- 1'. ' r'F1e 'a G . Q 9 x N 'sl 4 ' -J 'r Y u 11 Y- O A FIFA f- t 5 .. -- '1 1 , ,I , , 1 O-L Q- Q Cf ULTQB' A 0 'J The election of F. F, A. Sweetheart bythe Haskell Chap- ter ofthe Future Farmers of America has become a tradition down through the years. The Sweetheart represents the Future Farmers at all official meetings. Elected tohold this honor in l96O was Miss Beverly I-lelwe a Junior in Haskell High School. S.. Beverly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Hs-iweg. Sl e has worked as a librarian during her study hall -md ms I a member of the Owl Club. Beverly is also a mem?-er oi the Haskell lndian Pep CIM- ' Eu hr luvll-fzluuurrh is Ihr gift nf furhtttv. EF. iff. Ps. Ilirau 11112 Ennung Hlzttthvtus ih'auttg auth lnmuur in hm' atv su nuiuglvh . . . EF. EF. 3. g'l1ll'l'llIPZI1'l la. pl-4 .-. 25 5 ul- g.l 7 ... ... 5 ,- . PU' ... -L -5 ,. , ,..' ,.. .. 'T 1'- ...f I' FU 'P ZS' 'vu 5 5 O RMAKLQ ol' 'Vw wb ' V Q' K Q, 5 15 ' md ft 5' 471' ' x P ZW .. Og' 1 qt fn 9 One of the most important ewnts occurring annually in the busy schedule of the F.H. A, Club is the selection of an lf. H. A. Beau. Both the High Schiiol and Junior High mem- bers particxpate in this election. Mr. Tommy Matthews was elected as the F,H, A. Beau for 1960. Tommy, a Senior in Haskell High, is the sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Matthews. As President uf the F. F. A. , 'lornmy cfficiated as the Master uf Ceremonies for the talent show sponsored by the District Future Farmers. rg , .M AA..x , , ,,,..,.....,..,d,.. .. , M , ,. ,. , MEA 5 Hang! 'iff E5 , 'rw M 'W l ug .. f I ' Q ' Y xml ,, y 1 ., , K - n V I , M, -- f-V .V , . If gnu 1112142 hum in f'g1ff1II1fQA5lfifIli ii num: If put mann gmt, makv ihv iltilgttwlii 311811 Ebert ihnught gm: nmrilgg uf ng f 'ini' if Xa L + - 1'T.'. .I, .Z,-f-ff-9 Gbrganizaiinnn .Anutml Staff ., Editor and Business Manager X u f-if Photographers x. i xv. Suzanne Weaver-Editor Perso 1.t S t. Jody Kennedy Carol Jircik-Bus. Mgr. na 1 Y ec lon James CIAIHGTOD Tommy He ste r Kay Culbertson and Carolyn Connally Elementary, Activities, Faculty-Sections Junior High and Elementary Section L. to R., lst Row: B. Elliott, Jr. Hi. Organ.g C. Royall, Jr. Hi. Sportsg J. Sego, Elemen. Sec. 5 L. Ratliff, Jr. Hi. Sports, K. Wiseman, Jr. Hi. Editorg Jo Boone, Elemen. Section. L. to R.: L. Jones, B1dgs.g J. Bell, Organ.g D Heibert, Elemen. Sec.9 B. Landess, Typ.g B. Hel weg, Elemen. Sec., J. Herren, Elemen. Ed.g S Burson, Act. and Fac. 5 J. Bynum, Act. 5. Z 'Y 5 mf 3 wgafx I .Z A . .,..,..,,,.. ' A -155 2555525 fs 1 . ' 4 .. V . A 9 Q A L gf' Xia k X 4, 1, Qc- ? Q1 1 X ,gg u fs ph ,A- si, ,W PM gg, 2 QM: mi 5654 f s .T Msgs? . 5 xx , NQKA N E57 .ww Q U E2 ia ill 5 Si . T 'llnq.,, V xv ' 1- W Q A '2f Mgw .garg- 'S-mwixx S if gr bk 5 Q: Editor and Assistant Editor Cartoonists, Business Mgr., and Circulation Mgr. Martha Decker-Ed. Cartoonists-K. Cook, C. Ozuna, J. Bell, J. Bell, Sherry Burson-Asst. Ed. Business Mgr., W. Herrington, and Circulation Mgr., W. Turnbow. Sports Reporters Gary Anthony, High School, Betty Weaver, Junior High, and Jimmy Long, High School. Typists High School Columnists 5112311116 Weaver, Jane Bynum, and Patsy Bartley. Left to Right: Tommy Hester, Jennabeth Weaver, Mary F. Gipson, and Carol Jircik. ,, 9? K NL NYM 91 , 652522: flak: S I - ' .,.. X W, .,.., .1., ..... 5 , ,fl sbs x 1' K. S55 SMX gig Q25 OFFICERS Treasurer .... . .......... BILLY FOUTS Vice President ...... SUZANNE WEAVER President .... ...... T OMMY COSTON Secretary .... ........ KA Y WISEMAN Reporter .... . . . .WAYNE HERRINGTON Left to Right, FIRST ROW: S. Lane, C. Connally, C. COND ROW: Mrs. Diggs, J. Cameron, S. Burson, T. man, B. Fouts, Mrs. Weaver. Qbuill zmh Svrrnll Svnrirtg The Haskell Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized in 1958. Membership requirements are high, requir- ing a B average and previous activity on school publication staffs. This club sponsors many worthwhile activities and serves as a stimu- lant in promoting the highest type of work in the high school publications. I fa If WT 5 Z tt ' U.lK1.,3.B3.S. Jircik, T. Hipp, S. Weaver, M. Decker. SE- Coston, J. Herren, W. Herrington, K. Wise- ZH. li. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a club for homemaking students. The F. H,A, works to contribute to better family living, offers an opportunity for members to be better community members by working with community activities, and develops creative leadership by providing opportuni- ties for every member to participate in plan- ning and doing. The F,H,A, also partici- pates in national projects. we M M r w, -f , ' 5 A if - 5 dll, JUNIOR HIGH TOP: R, N, Brite, S. Marr, B. Kuenstler, S Scrivner, V. McClure, J. Hutson, B. Hill, S. Staf ford. SECOND ROW: J. Frazier, N. Hodge, P. Baird, G. Carter, K. Rogers, F. Foil, J. Renfro E. Phelps. THIRD ROW: M. Crawford, B. Zalo kar, D. Helweg, Mrs. Jeter, E. Middleton, S. Letz, N. Lawson. Pres. : Kay Wisemang V-Pres. : Mylta Kregerg Sec.: D. Smith, Treas.: B. Larned, Hist.: V. Roberts, Pianist: K. CulbertsongSong1eader: M. F. Gipson, Reporter: J. Frierson. HIGH SCHOOL TOP ROW: P. Pickering, K. Wiseman, J. Collins D. Smith, B. Weaver, D. Rogers, J. Fierson. SE COND ROW: M. Kreger, J. Weaver, P. Cooper M. Gipson, B. Larned, V. Roberts, B. Buerger, P Woods. THIRD ROW: C. Ozuna, M. Terrell, M Letz, S. Atchison, C. Redwine, B. Landess, L Ivy, A. Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: R. Turner G. Tucker, G. Lankford, Mrs. McCollum, C. Ro yall, S. Wilson and B. Watson. Treasurer ..... ..... R ODNEY ROBERTS Sentinel . . Vice -Pres President Secretary. Reporter . Sponsor . . FIRST ROW .. .... J. W. WALLACE ..........GARYHODGlN . .. .... TOMMY MATTHEWS . . . ...... GENE FLANERY . . . . . . .RODNEY MILLER . . . MR. HASKELL STONE E iiuiurv EHIHYIUPYE nf Axnvrim The Future Farmers of America is a club for vocational agriculture students. The F. F,A, applies practical, scientific, and instructive an- swers of today's problems, studies modern farming techniques, and participates in livestock and farming contests and projects. elif' ' -oo Q F A Q W B 0 '71 5 00 Q G Tklhny 00909 ' P. Maldonado, J. Wallace, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: K. Weaver, J. Harvey, J. Hutson, D. Josselet, J. Barrett, T. Murphy. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stone, J. Long, T. Matthews, B. Corley, J. Nanny, G. Hodgin, V. Ivy, G. Flanary, L. Maldonado. Sweetheart: Beverly Helaweg. 'x FV? 5 ,N 5 Q? L-0 1--1 v , 513315 ss Q-senses: ww Sig? 9 : .W ' 3 ' iz M4 S 1 Q E ,W iii 4. . gg Q sw Q H3035 fc M 1 x m U mt X 516 -Q 4. Q-IF win fx ef? Q, s E5 x Hi. iii 5,7 W 3? f P LEFT TO RIGHT: Historian ..... . . .... VIRGINIA ROBERTS Treasurer .... . . . MARTHA DECKER Reporter .... . . .... KAY WISEMAN Secretary .... . . . KAY CULBERTSON President . . . . . .SUZANNE WEAVER 091111 Qlluh The Owl Club is composed of office workers and librarians. A member must be a pledge for one year before she can receive a pin or full membership privileges. She must be a senior member for one year before working in the office . Once she has been asked to work in the library and refuses she will not be asked again. Q? FIRST ROW: B. Helweg, R. Jacobs, B. Williams, S. Norman. SECOND ROW: T. Hipp, C. Royall, S. Burson, J. Bell, J. Herren, J. Bell, M. Letz. THIRD ROW: P. Bartley, M. Galvan, J. Weaver, J. Watson, C. Jircik, B. Landess, O. Wallace. FOURTH ROW: C. Connally, V. Roberts, M. Decker, K. Culbertson, K. Wiseman, E. Drinnon. 'Dina nhinz I ix., Spanish I is the study of the fundamentals of elementary grammar through the translations of stories of Spain and Mexico. Particular em- phasis is given to correct pronunciation, com- monly used idioms, and the ability to write and comprehend elementary Spanish. Also the ways of the Spanish life are studied. Q it LEFT TO RIGHT: Reporter, Jody Kennedy: Presi dent, Tommy Hester: Sec, Sz Treas., Linda Speer if Vice-President, Carol Jircik. E: X QQ 9 N P. g, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Linda Speer, Benny Roberts, Carol Jircik. SECOND ROW: Jody Kennedy, Tommy Hester, Gary Clopton, James Underwood. 'WSW mvm, f N., . m 431. Ws -as MQ , 4 K EARN: K hw QA W 31 fair ' ,M 1, 7 'Q i X5 Mm, ff A Wh A Q 1. ,-f,, 7 215 23 ww I ii W . 3 E. A X gy an 0? Y 5 I Q Ei we 5 'an G H My QF X SH 5. 1? n -.. E ll E ,s B. 5 Q2 fp' Vw W, 55 155, QM? as Y If , . Am O 5A .xi-, E ? ,..-wyg' R 1 Mi fm , as , 4 R 'KW W I if 'KX W,4,Vm 2 M . S2 my 1 Elin 'iianh Elbazxiurren FIRST ROW: Flag Twirler--J. Bell, Feature Twirler--J. Hattox, Flag Twirler--J. Bell. SECOND ROW: Majorettes--S. Norman, L. Ratliff, G. Ratliff, Drum Major--S. Lane, Majorettes--S. Atchison, D. Smith, B. Elliot. i1IPlPP1I5 J. Hattox, T. Hipp, J. Bell, J. Bynum, J. Bell, J. Herren, D. Rueffer, S. Lane, and C. Jircik g ,QW ,QM Q . 5, ' -wr N J iffW7 E 1 f' it f 1 -'qglgy U 1 ,Y gf 5 X we ,Q gk 5 A if 'Q' xv X Q X A ,-N Q 6 'Zi' fl! , V, , LQ -:Q-5, :., :A A , .,., - ,, M, , ,SAW x ' ., gif ,Tw Ax . WM V, W E , ..,. NES! 9 W? 3 X 1, gg, 2,534 . Y X ey MQ , ,M , Xvhiwmw W rw n :2-. bf' . f h ' it ifffiif 1 S 3 i if ii' Z Mig . f n ,WUI Q Y? .- X .P , get 5 X . W 4 ay , 3 Q M' .L 'E sh., v . Q f 1.4 . 1- -f . -A' x iii? ff? , Q fif S . if ' wif Ji N I I T P7 QB X, g:,: L NI In 4. k X 2 if 'S+ 5 Wk 5 T x ,. Q MMM W, is ., , ' F A it f , K X 'fi 'I QQ mf'- X 4 N ,A 2' 1 r .vm f s W f we if ' if -. 'f W 4 U .Q K 9 ' WS? ' . Q I xg awk .Y 4 A f E is s 'if W Nu haunting lilw afnnlg Elgin hrrh IV11 hu hminrv thin purpnze rnnl Afliuiiiw 3 o,Q,.,,..r, A Unnuter-Gllnrkmisr Ari I sirvzwz I L11'e's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and thenis heardno more. Tho' ages come--so--they must pass--still happy days of Haskell High stay in our memories lockld. Dolly Norton, Billy Hargroves, and Damon Hipp now set clown the pegs that make this music While Gene Merchant provides the accompanient to the snake dance led by Sandra Larned, Patsy Robertson, Shirley Young, Christy Royall, and Betty Buerger. Chief Brown hath borne himself the promise of his age! O, V. Turner and his teammates are mystified by the perfor- mance being staged in their honor. Thus, with the excitement of pep rallies and football games, the school year begins! E if S325 ml, r wi S 'Sw iw in 32 N4 813 mp 3413 mms , v J V' Q ! Qllnrkmizr Art I K Swarm: 11 Marsha Buerger and Dudley Perrin doth make a display of Junior tags for sale while David Heibert and Myra Stephens count the take. The guest speaker for the Homecoming celebration was Mr, Bates Thornton. Mr. Thornton is a graduate of HHS. At present, he is Presidentof Litton Industries, Inc, , and heads an electronics firm comprising 22 plants in the U. 5. and two abroad, Fortune 'tis like the market Qel mercadoj, where many times if you can stay a little, the price will fall. This market scene was the class project of Los Indios I. Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind ..,. thinks Sue Christian, Robert Coburn Qforegroundj and Mary Gipsonand Jerry Hadaway Kbackgroundl as they prepared for the Sophomore Tests. This brain ofmine hunts not the trail of study! Donna Rogers and Danna Smith lforegroundj contemplated the day's activities while Jerry Jones illustrated the fine point of a Trig problem as Carolyn Connally listened. SM. .,5 ,,i O . 'wi I 3 Qllurkmisar Art ll Svrmw: 1 There is a fair behaviour inthee, captain. . . 'I'omAnderson, the Football Hero of 1959 -60 pre sented the Football Queen. Julie Collins with a dozen red roses. Good lady! L,ook fresh and merry! June Reagean, a Sopho- more in HHS, was instructed by the school photographer, Mr. Aubrey Shouse, to look pert and pretty before having her class picture made. Ctme in, and let us treat thee royally! Acting as hostesses forthe Owl Club Open House we re: Kay Wiseman, Virginia Robe rts, Rowena Jacobs, Etta Drinnon. and Jane Frierson. Rest, . .and faith we need it. 'l Bette Landess, June Bell, and Patsy Bartley took abreathe 1' .after washing dishes for the Owl Club Open Htuse, lt is the purpose that makes strong the vow, . . Virginia Roberts, a hard working librarian, found time out of her busy schedule to arrange an attravtivv bulletin board for the HHS li- brary. It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes impor- tanve.. Suzanne Weaver advertised the Owl Club Book Review with hei poster. tl 5 ,R Xkiflxsssiw sA w.,. Gllinxutvr-QIlnrk1ui5r' 2-Xri ll Svrmwz I1 The time approacheth .,... Sandra Allred, Tom Bi11Holden, David Heibert, Stephen Pace, and Jackie Harvey stood patiently in line while waiting to present their tickets at the Owl Club Book Review. The acquainting ourselves with the best that has been known and said in the world. As Jennabeth Weaver checked tickets at the Owl Club Book Review, Philip Bledsoe signed his name while Joan Frazier, Robert Bartley, Jack Hutson, Gary Muegge, and David Honea look on. Thy plare is l'ill'd. . , Both High School students and citizens of the community came to the Owl Club Book Review. I do not intend to do any talking, but this I shall say. . . We hope when you have gone you will be glad you came. Suzanne Weaver, President ol' the Owl Club, introducedlxlrs. A. W. Weaver who gave the Owl Club Book Review entitled, The Street ofthe Laughing Camel, More I Could tell, but more I dare not say. . . Mrs. Weaver gave her closing lines to the audience at the book review. Amid a collection of ideas, this project was derived... Shelah Langston, an English IV student, displays herprojectillus- tratxng Gull1ver's Travels. :Vi f., 'TT' 1: 1 ,... l Rauf, 1 L .7 - Q ,, ilk? 'V as -in Y. , , ,,. . - Wglfif ei,g2f2wiltff.if: A X Qllnrktuisv Art ll Srrvurz 111 Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. Julie Collins participated inthe 5OthAnniversary ofthe lnterscholastic League held in Abilene at Abilene Christian College. In this costume she played the part of Chairman of the T.S.T,A. in 1910-in a skit dtrected by Mrs, Diggs. One woe doth tread upon another's heel... Persons who worked on the Quill and Scroll float were: Mrs. Ira Hester, Kay Wiseman, and Sherry Burson who stuffed newspapers unrler old sheets to resemble snow. Make good use ot' they time! Etta Drinnon painted .1 part of the sleigh for the Quill 84 Scroll iloatwhile Christine Thomas stood by with the glitter. Thy doth fly? '? ? Christmas toys on the 1959-60 Qu1ll and Scroll float were students from the Elementary School. Santa Claus alias Jim Kemp, prepared his rocket for the blast-oft' on Christmas Eve. 'Tis the curse of service-- Joan Watson and Mary Kjipson show traces of being great artists -a-- someday. The service thou doeth on earth is the price thou payeth for living here. Martha Decker, Suzanne Weaver, fGirls State Re- presentative-sl Jennabeth Weaver and Jane Frierson ride in the Christmas Parade to represent the American Legion Auxiliary, tvmviw t S it tw we New ti ww MW if Q Q it we f Ml I 3 t.5gi5 St?-1 x time wwf Wm SW 2 Glnunivr-Gllnrkwiav Ari 111 51:2-112: I No, Time, thou shalt not boast that I do change, , Vicki McClure played the part of an aged woman on the 1959-60 F, l-LA, float. She yet has felt no age nor known no sorrow. . . Our on-the - spot photographer snapped Mary Gipson in an unexpected moment. Mary Frances, amember ofthe F, I-l,A. , wasdresse-ci for her role in the Christmas parade, The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Jane Bynum, Shirley Norman, Betty Weaver, Louisa Herren, and June Bell served at the Junior Class Tasting Bee, H Peace be within they walls. . . Tommy Matthews, Carol Macon, Beulah Wallace, Loretta Turnbow, Shirley Norman, and Shirley Atchison staged a speech class play entitled, A Quiet Christmas. Learn while thou art young. Jan Eastland, an English Ill student, used an American Literary Map to illustrate her chosen topic, Oh, money, money, money. I often stop to wonder how thou canst go out so fast when thou com'st in so slow, I' Betty Weaver, Sherry Burson, and Kay Wiseman, annual staff members, collect money andissue receipts to Rhonda Turner, Bennie Roberts, James Gay, Mary Ann McFadden, Lynn Seets, and Peggy Jones. f .,' .fly ,wwum ff at VFNH --,:,::- . ffm 'Q , 'WH 6 Xa Q W? S' Q55 gif' 2 lb Q! 1 .. , 3 ' ' gyim vi A b i M f X fx .- - ' 3 1 vftL0. N gl '5f?l?xT C V 4 W5 5- . any can faux x .? xvjfmkidii A V: rx x f P5325 iiffiizi l 'Hama K 4 , ,Max Fwwvv N fig .K Qin in 4 ,,av,J,,Z+ 4 0 46 4 58 e A 0 r Ne Q 'Mi' 1sfv,,'a'A. F9 5 sz eau? Smsstitxv Qlnunter-Qllnrkmizv Art HH Svrmw: 1 The weight of this sadtime we must obey. . Seniors Rodney Davis, Shelah Langston, C. O. Holt, Julie Collins, Tommy Mat- thews, and Fred Brown waited their turn while Jimmy Long was measured for his cap and gown. Wisdom is the principal thing. . . Danna Smith and Shelah Langston beamed after answering all their questions on the Quiz Show last year. Work begun shalt never pause. . . Juniors Janice Hattox, Myra Stephens, and Jane Sego worked on posters for the style show--Spring Impressionsists--as Senior Christine Thomas sat and looked on with curiosity. The affair cries haste, and speed must answer .... Janice Burson, Eddie Smart, Barry O'Neal and Johnny McCollum made last minute preparations for the Valentine Coronation. How sweeta thing to wear a crown. . . Queen and King of the Junior High School Valentine Celebration were Jerry Larned, and Ruby Kay Alvis, Attendants were Barry O'Neal and Andrea Baird. Thou canst not say 1 did it! Never shake thy gory locks at me!! Jennabeth Weaver denies the accusation brought against her by one of her fellow classmates. my it tw it s-,fi 1 Il. , I V ,. .. V ..,5. ,. -N :as QQ .AguQmwqg ' I ll Q 44 fag I mi NTS lnrkmizv Art 115 Svrmw: ll Eat hearty! Kay Wiseman and Julie Collins enjoy a nour- ishing meal? ? ? ? Thou art companions of the spring. Shirley Stafford, Nancy Hodge, Frances Foil gather for a visiting session during the noon hour. 1d1eness doth hatch! Philip Norton, Bobby Jones, Jackie Harvey, Bryan Corley, Garry Hodgin, Jerry Hadaway, Volley Ivy, Danny Josselet, and Robert Bartley gathered around the school steps during the noon hour. And with spring comes a host of daffodils! ? ? Wayne Her- rington, Robert Bartley, and DavidHonea's attentions are centered on the actions of the cameraman while Tommy Hester looks at some - thing on the ground. Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow. Belva Adkins, Gene Merchant, and TomAndersonhu1-ried to class before the tardy bell rang. i Y fwfswq Mi, Qlnuxlivr-Ollnrkmizfn i Ari HEI Svrviwz 111 There--studious le t me sit. . . Barbara Elliott, Julie Collins, Kay Wiseman, Shelan Langston, Gail Ratliff, and Jerry Jones did last minute studying for an English te st, 1-Io! What is this? ? Jackie Harvey seemed to be puzzled at the untiddiness of this locker, So it's home again, home again. .. Mrs. Middleton and Georgia Gray start home wearily after a tiring day in HHS. Happily I think of thee... Marsha Buergerlounged lazily on her bed after school---Wonder what she's saying? 7 ? Rest is nature's remedy. Danny Josselet, Betty Weaver, James Cameron, Tommy Hester, Betty Buerger, Dorothea Ruef- fer, and J. D. Stocks take it easy. 'Tis the pause that cloth refresh. Jody Kennedy, our staff photographer takes time out for a coke after ........,.... '??'? Our revels now are ended--These our actors, As I foretold you, were all spirits, And are melted into thin air, into thin air, . M . 1 mimi spurt Hhall me hruizw Igvrn in 1112 garhvn En hriuv muzzg 1112 heavy ilynught nf name? Svpnrin OVERTON, RAY BLAKLEY, BILL Qlueuzhw what Svlgakrenpenrn Ewa Gln WPI!! Hun hlurkyi, gnu ahmrz, gnu mnrnr than 5r115r1r55i1gi1xg5. GAINES, RICHARD BROWNING, JIMMY A Siting Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G. Flanary, G. Hodgin, P. Norton, O. V. Turner, L. Sturdy. SECOND ROW: R. Gaines, coachg B. Roberts, manager, J. Rexrode, R. Bartley, D. Urban, J. Nanny, J. Wolfe, S. Pace, R. Overton, coach. THIRD ROW: C. O. Holt, B. Gibson, F. Brown, G. Anthony, T. Anderson, J. Long. 5z1gAhnutZHnnil1z11l . . EFIIUIII Qfaxllralmhr 'Elini num, li am rarhinvh, rrihhrh, IUIIHIIPD, hunnh inf A String ANDERSON, TOM Senior Fullback BROWN, FRED Senior Guard TURNER, O, V. Senior Tackle ANTHONY , GRAY Senior Guard LONG, JIMMY Senior Tackle GIBSON, BOB Senior Quarterback BY REXRODE, JIMMY Senior End HOLT, C. O Senior Halfback URBAN, DONALD Senior Center NANNY, JOEL Junior End WOL FE, JIMMY Junior Halfback NORTON, Senior Center PHILIP 1 O BART LE Y, ROBERT Sophomore Halfback 'EE ON Q' gy IQ KJ ' I I X PM 1 A 4 HODGIN, GARRY Junior Tackle STURDY , LONNIE Sophomore End Svtring , 4 H E I E s 2 Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Kreger, J. Hadaway, L. Gilliam, R. Andress, K. Conner. SE- N COND ROW: B. Blakley, coach, L. Wootan, D. Anderson, P. Pogue, V. Ivy, K. Weaver, D. 3 Josselet, J. Browning, coach. THIRD ROW: T. Murphy, J. Hutson, D. Honea, J. Kimbrough, P. Bowers, B. Herren. 9 ' ' 33. ' ' - N E . F .0 1 X. X. ' NW f1 11 11kft!1 'Wu 'VWW' M1 ' Wm L1 f ,wwf-M N 'VV--1 GB punt 0Brlz111hlu, ilgnu art UUP1'f1'gI7H1lI1I.H 6 X 5? f 1 4' Q .lf i I i QQ Q l 1 K 9 Mann Ecwkvihall Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Browning, coachg B. Herreng M. Mullinsg J. Hadaway. SECOND ROW: L. Sturdyg T. Andersong B. Gibsong G. Anthonyg F. Browng B. Andersong C. O. Holt, ma- nager. imma Fred Brown - 5 Bobby Gipson - 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Browning, Tom An Maxey Mullins - 21 derson, Kenneth Isbell, and Joel Nanny. NDERSON, TOM enior ANTHONY, GARY Senior GIBSON, BOBBY Senior BROWN, FRED Senior ISBELL, KENNETH Senior MULLINS, MAXEY Senior HADAWAY, JERRY Sophomore ANDERSON, BEN Junior STURDY, I Sophomore HERREN, BOBBY Fre shman 1 I V J Flag up, ping np, zmh plug thr gums. f GJ'e.a1n Zfiaakvihall -mg, F Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Kreger, P. Poguegl... Gilliam. SECOND ROW: J. Browning, Coach, D. Honeag P. Bowers, L. Wooten, D. Anderson, E. Neeleyg K. Conner. Snaps The B team starts on a Bus Trip to Hamlin to play basketball. P. Bowers, S. Pace, P. Pogue, K. Conner, B. B. Anderson, S. Pace, P. Pogue, J. Nanny, B Herren, D- AHCIGTSOII, J. Hadaway, J. Nanny, Roberts, V. Ivy, B. Herren,,D. Anderson, J J. Kreger, J. Kimbrough, B. Anderson, V. Ivy, Hadaway, J. Kimbrough, J. Kreger, P. Bowers and Coach Middleton. and K. Conner. CEU15 iiazkrthnll A Sitting FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Watson, C. Jircik, S. Young. SECOND ROW: O. Wallace, J. Collins, M. Kreger, B. Larned, G. Lankford. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, J. Drinnon, P. Robertson, L. Jones, P. Bartley, B. Christian. Girlz Themkvthnll String Left to Right, FIRST ROW: L. Wallace, J. Matthews, B. Zalokar, D. Helweg, SECOND ROW: P. Harbin, V. McClure, P. Hill, D. Brown, S. Larned. A String LARNED, BETTY Forward KREGER, MYLTA OZUNA, CHRISTINA Forwa rd Forwa rd LANKFORD, GENEVA Guard COLLINS, JULIE Guard WALLACE, OPAL Forward JIRCIK, CAROL BARTLEY, PATSY JONES, LAVERN Guard Guard Forward tw-N. CHRISTIAN, SUE SMITH, SHIRLEY WATSON, JOAN Guard Guard Guard ROBERTSON, PATSY YOUNG, SHIRLEY DRINNON, JULIE Forward Guard Forward TOP ROW, Left to Right: B Boland, J. Kimbrough, J. Nanny, B. Anderson, D. Ur ban, G. Hodgin, K. Weaver J. Hutson. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: K. Isbell, B Herren, L. Gilliam, J. Had away, P. Pogue. I rark TOP ROW, Left to Right: L. Wootan, K. Conner, J. W. Wallace, D. Hei- bert. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Kreger, S. Pace, D. Stone. TRACK P1950 Kenneth Isbell and C. O. Holt, Jr Uhr hum in lwui anim hmmm: 1nz1k1airn1n Ihr uimft uma .XXX Q f ihamkeil 31uni1nr High Svrhnnl Eliurulig MR. BELL is the Principal of Haskell Junior High School and teaches general science in the ninth grade. MR. BROWNING tea- MRS. BYRD teaches MRS. GREENE tea- ches P, E, in the seventh Spanish, ninth grade En- ches arithmetic in the gradeg general science in glish, and has a home seventh and eighth grade. the ninth grade. room. She has a home room. S MRS. HENRY teaches Tex-History and arithme- tic in the eighth and ninth grades. She has a home room. MRS. NANNY teaches reading and spelling in the seventh grade. She also teaches history. MRS. JETER is the Lunchroom Dietician and teaches homemaking in the ninth grade. MRS. 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Bassett Elaine 5 z 2 x K k six: M all .rt 'w1 Z'TF M . 4 V 4 My r 'ffl Pogue, Perry eil P0 gue , Ma rie fx U4 Stafford, Stocks, Shirley Jerry ,Y 5. 9 6. ' A f-:-. .. N -'Q . 5, fQ.3.: Ray, Renfro, Donald Jan W , , ffl . ,.,. Swinney, Thompson, Billy Joe Bryant ,, .qul i iffy a ll Zalokar, Bobbye , ef w 'Q 'iw Rogers, Scrivner Kay Sue AMN-czof 4 V Q In ,.v. Q Wallace, Wootan, Lowell Lesley Glauar, un ihlr minxfzf nut an ihlr mama. Gary A11red's school spirit seems doubtful as Benny Nanny, Roberta Dumas, Charles Chapman, Tona Patterson, and Tim Burson cheer Go Indians, Go! Eliunthu.- 69112211 MISS RUBY KAY ALVIS The Junior High School Football Banquet ho - nored the Junior High School Football team, Miss Ruby Kay Alvis, and Mr. Sammy Larned as the Junior High Football Queen and Hero. Barry O'Neil acted as Master of Ceremonies while Paul Ann Rogers gave the invocation. Coach David Middleton introduced the football players to the guests at the banquet. The presentation of Miss Ruby Kay Alvis, the Queen, was then made. Ruby Kaywas elected to the honored position of Football Queen by the Junior High Football team. Afterwards, the presentation of the Hero, Mr. Sammy Larned, was made. Sammy was e- lected Football Hero by the Junior High School Pep Squad. Millie Holden sang a solo accompanied by Jeannean Branch. Jimmy Don Long, a High School Senior, was the main speaker of the even- ing. Jimmy Don's topic was Qualities ofA Foot- ball Player. The Queen and Hero, Ruby Kay Alvis and Sammy Larnedwe re honored guests at the party following the Banquet which was held in the Ame- rican Legion Hall. illlllllllilll lllivrn MR. SAMMY LARNED 'hr lluninr liigh Svrlynnl Ilinnthall 'Pam 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Allred is in the eighth grade and has played two years on the Jr. High team. He is a guard and his number is 62. Sammy Larned, who is in the eighth grade and has played two years, is halfback and his number is 41. Number 40 is Joseph Thig- pen. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. His positionis halfback. Richard Williams, number 83, has played one year for Haskell and is in the eighth grade. He plays end. Mike Bland is in the eighth grade and has played two years on the Jr. High team. He plays end andhis number is 80. James Davis, who is in the eighth grade and has played two years, is quarterback and his number is 11. Number 31 is James Brown. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. His position is full- back. Gordon Moore plays guard. His number is 63 and he has played for two years. He is in the eighth grade. Johnny Matthews, number 70, is in the eighth grade. He plays end. Steve Byrd is in the eighth grade and has played two years. He plays end and his number is 81. Jerry Briscoe, who is in the eighth grade andhas played two years, is tac- kle and his number is 64. Jeff Robertson, number 72, is in the eighth grade andhas playedtwo years. He plays tackle. Number Z1 is Wayne Perrin. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. His position is slotback. Charles Chapman plays tackle. His number is 73. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. Eddie Smart, number 50, plays center. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. Mackey Medley is in the eighth grade and has played two years. He plays centerand his num- ber is 51. Richard McFadden plays guard and his number is 68. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. Gary Conner, whose number is ZZ, plays end. He is in the seventh grade and has played one year. Number 20 is Eddie Hester, who plays halfback. He is in the seventh grade and has played one year. Benny Nanny's number is 61 and he plays guard. He has played two years and is in the eighth grade. James Ivy is a fullback and his number is 30. He is in the seventh grade and has playedone year. J. B. Gipson is in the eighth grade and has playedtwo years. His number is 82 and his position is slotback. Ronnie Jeter plays quarter- back and his number is 12. He is in the eighth grade and has played two years. Number 74 is Barry O'Neil. 3 Q! fs .1 1 f 15241 Sfquah ' . Q LEADERS FIRST ROW: Hazel Hodge, Janice Burson, Zona Bassing. TOP ROW: Glenda Long, Charlotte Bland, Sandra Isbell. 13141 Qlluh FIRST ROW: D. Renfro, S. Fought, K. Becker, T. Patterson, J. Branch. SECOND ROW: K. Fischer, R. Trussell, M. Galindo, J. West, C. Parson, S. Williams, P. Williams. THIRD ROW: B. Brisco, N. Hollar, E. F. Bartley, E. M. Bartley, A. Smith, C. Williams, D. Roberts, S. Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: B. Tatum, S. Larned, C. Miller. X 44, 5 5 , W - 5 ' fa, 5 , ,, ' if W i if W , in .,,. 1 : - Q 1, Q gf ? K N - , R Q ? Q GSE 1 , A walv ,A.',, i 1: i Q :,-' T :. :.,. 5 5 :AQ -if 'Ei Mk . l , Z -'.- 145, A :gf '-.,. '.:, ' M- 'Wg 5 M iii: 13541 t x W . 7 5 7 2 Q9 Q 3 T is HN we VM Q wx ' I 'ff ff? 'i ,:-: i ' , Q Q 3 fi ,A 553 Q fi :Q is i g - 121 ' ff rg, 4 f2P 3 2 K ,.,.f ' .53 - QW! if 1 ii: xi? 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Srirurr Mr. Bell, the Junior High Science tea- cher and Principal, sits at his desk while some ofhis Science students pon- der over puzzling questions. 'iiuglisly Mrs. Jeter gives her Homemaking stu- dents some pointers on how to be a good cook. AI'lllll1I1'lil' Mrs. Greene listens, as a student explains a problem in Arithmetic, while other stu- dents listen thoughtfully. Elliilllfll 5-ww. M.. .W..,.. Ma, , . 2 , 2 or Mig ,a KX, 5 t ,. 1' Most of the students in Mrs. King's class seem to be interested in the explanation a- bout the bulletin board, but Ga,ryA1lred pre- fers being different. Evxalsi ifisiiury Q5D1Il'1'ill Srirnrr lgllggsiirzll Efllllfilllllll ,avid The Texas History Class Phil Bowers, and David Sammy Larned, Gordon sees the Panhandle of Texas - Gannawaywatch Mr. Brown- Moore, a n d Richard Wil- pointed out by Douglas Russ. ing hook up amotor-run on a liams watch as Mr. Middle- dry cell battery. ton explains 48 Toss. 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MARTIN ATKINSON, DANNY BURSON, VICKIE LEE COUCH, JERRE SUE DECKER, SAMMY FELKER, MICHAEL GIBBS, BEVERLY HARPER, STEVEN HESTER, GENE HISE, CHARLOTTE HOWARD, BONNIE LOWE, JOHNNIE RAY MCDONALD, ARTHUR MCFADDEN, WILLIE FAY MEDFORD, DANNY MESSENGER, KENNETH MILLER, HARLAN MILLER, KENNY NEW, DOYLENE PAYNE, JOHN PAYNE, PEGGY PERRY, BILL POGUE, CAROLYN SHERMAN, GEORGE SUMMERS, DIANNE TURNBOW, PERRY WHITE, FRANKIE DON WILLIAMS, TONY YEARY , JIMMY Twas the night before Christmas-U and down on the Courthouse lawn the Ele- mentary students held a Mother Goose Pageant. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Pippin direct Christmas carols sung by the chi1dren's choir. The Pageant featureda parade of color- ful bicycle -floats made by children and pa- rents. Riley and Nancy Kay Middleton seem to be Cinderella's helpers. Mrs. Burkett narrates the Christmas Pageant, held on December 5, while Mrs. Bell plays traditional Christmas music. will gnu hug :mg iam, 091' lure fur gum' rams? 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