Hereford High School - Round Up Yearbook (Hereford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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Q Q YMEQSYLG MASQ ii Qjg gg WM, wfwmm KWSTBQXSAY? , g V FOREWORD The year of1955 56 has been a year frlled mth events long to be remembered The Round Up Staff has attempted to rn clude 1n th1s volume the outstandrngactrvrtres and personal rtres hroughout the year and to 1nst1ll1n the mrnds and hearts of all who share memorres of the current school year 5 , x TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES PAGE O SPORTS N-'ix W! CLASSES PAGE PERSONALITIES Silf A ,,,. ' 51-,el .O fl ' PAGE . , Q 15 . A . :lf as P5 V If A 93 fl! Qbqii L,4fr RL7df1Cl' U 19147 '- 1 ' 4 L ,f DEDICATION Many have passed through the doors of Hereford Hrgh School many lrfe long fr1endsh1ps have been formed wrthrn rt s walls In the past 50 years there have been many moments to remember It 1S wrth a feelmg of prrde that we the Round Up Staff dedrcate the 1955 56 Round Up to the occasron of the 50th anmversary of Hereford Hlgh School mpqgppaausv-4 ' fr' I NWI' maj ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY FRED I. CUNNINGHAM B.S., Oklahoma City University M.E., Texas Tech MR. GRAHAM was Superintendent until November 1, and Mr. Cunning- ham took his place December 1. U P E R I N T E N GEORGE L. GRAHAM B.S. and M.E. West Texas State PAT SULLIVAN B.A. and M.E. Texas Tech M wwf' DAN TREW Principal, Shirley School B.S. , North Texas State M.E. , W.T.S.C. DALTON CRISWELL Assistant Principal Stanton Junior High School B.S. and M.E., W .T .S .C. Q W. C. QUATTLEBAUM Principal, Stanton Junior High School B.S., S.W.S.T.C. M.E., Oklahoma University. DELLA STAGNER Co-ordinator B.S. and M.A., W.T.S.C. x, i0 ,f ,-. M ,,, V N09 D. C. MARTIN B.S., East Central State Teachers' College M.E., W.T.S.C. L. C. THOMAS Principal, Fifth Grade B.A. and M.S. North Texas State College W. I. STANFORD Assistant Superintend ent B. S. , Texas A.8aM. M.A. , Texas Tech 7 FACULTY LUCILLE ARMSTRONG Secretary Amarillo College ANNA LOU ASHBY Secretary W .T .S.C. An apple for the Principal! GERALDINE HODGES Homemaking B.S., N.T.S.C. A.J. HUDSON Typing Head table at B.s., N.T.s.C. M,E,, w.T.s.c. DON C. NICKSON Mathematics B.S., A.C.C. l ESTER SPRINGER l School Nurse R.N., Hendrick Memorial EBERT ASHBY Chemistry B.A., W.T.S.C. FACULTY yf BILLYE MARGARET BUCK History B.S., E.T.S.C. CHARLOTTE CALVERT General Science B. A. , Southwestern Insti tute of Tech M.S., W.T.S.C. KATHLEEN CRISWELL Pep Club Banquet Librarian B.S., North Texas State AUDINE DETTMANN Typing B. S., Kansas S.T .C. M.E., W.T.S.C. Q0 ZELLA MAE CRUMP English B.S., W.T.S.C. L. L. CHISUM Geometry B.S., Southwestern State M.E.. University of Colorado 9 FACULTY CRAIG JOHNSON Shop B.S. and M.E. Texas Tech .ll JAMES GARNER Algebra B.S., Texas Tech Ni -gan- 1 . xr A A ,ft yi IESSIE MAE DODSON ev - Art and Girls' Physical ' Q , -5, 4 I Education 'T N f B.A., w.T.s.C. MARGARET DURHAM Homemaking B.A., Sul Ross M.E., W.T.S.C. M.E., W.T.S.C. FRANK JONES English B.S. and M.S. W.T.S.C. HUBERT KITCHENS Driver Education Basketball Coach B.S. , West Texas State sau x K T akfif CLAUDE MCDOUGAL General Mathematics and Algebra B.A., Highlands University M.A., University of New Mexico 1 rv Q7 . , 7-X ,tw K. fi? lwwvw 'ij ,I 'gy' x1,1 A A gfifff-f ELOISE MCDOUGAL English IV B. A. , Texas Tech FAC LTY -1:7 WILLIAM W. MILLER Band B.S., and M.A. W.T.S.C. J DON MOORE Choir B . S . , McMurray BESSIE PATTERSON Speech and Typing B.A., W.T.S.C. JOHN E. POINDEXTER Physical Education and Assistant Coach B.S., W.T.S.C. WILLIAM R. PHILLIPS Science Assistant Principal B.A., Texas Tech MOZELLE NEILL English and Geography B.A., w.T.s.c. FACULTY JESS ROBINSON Vocational Agriculture B.S. and M.S. Texas Tech SADYE RIGLER English B.A., W.T.S.C. L. B. RUSSELL History and Football B.S. and M.E. Hardin-Simmons I. C. REESE Distributive Education B.S., W.T.S.C. DOROTHA C. PROWELL Homemaking B.S., New Mexico Tea was served by Mrs. Graham after JOE SMITH Commercial B.S., W.T.S.C. the first faculty meeting. ROBERT THOMPSON History B.S., W.T.S.C. f- mx: 7 ef? ' gJf ?,:giLv 5 A 3 flgw 'S 3 1 BILL STANFORD Mamrenance and Purchasmg ,f ART HUR BROCK Custod1an BOB WILSON Transportation JAY SHAW Transportauon DAVID MILES Transportauon 'gh BUCK HALE ustodian EMMETT WEST Custodian Jw 1'6 91:4 mM pwwdM QI 2. in.,-ff I WW, V.. muy S ,Ninn-.,...,,.,N ,,,, , 4 , V 4 'M Q .sw f CL SSES Q by SENIO 'X km I K wi? -'Gif VORITES 0 O s y J OFFICERS: JAN HARGIS Treasurer SARA IO SMITH Secretary LYNN JONES Vice President BILL ALBRACHT President --ni dsx AROL ACTON BILL ALBRACHT ROBERT BALDWIN KAY BARNARD JUANITA BEAN MANUEL BEAVERS GENELLE BENSON TONY BENSON ANNETTE BEREND NORMAN BOOKO UT HOUSTON BOYD PAT BOYKIN 1. ROBERT BRADLEY FRANCES BREWTON The Semors d1d a fme Job of selectmg Senlor 1I1V1I8I10l'1S. Pic- tured are B111 Jackle Kay, Sara Jo Wylajean the Representative, JACK CAMPBELL JAMIE CLEARNIAN PAULA BETH CORBETT -...- SYLVIA COX C W 1 A KH CRAWFORD ,,. FRANKIE CULPEPPER 2- ROBERT DAVIS SYBIL DAVIS 1f ' gA' ja V IV V 0- I Q 3 L L 52 ' vii 74' ,ff abt gf' Q' v ed in DELLA RUTH DOW ARLISS EDWARDS GEORGE FORD PATSY FORD ION FRASER DONNA GABBERT IRLENE GALLEY 7 Robert, Dick, Houston, Jimmy and David experiment with one of the laws of physics. AVAILABLE 'Sh 2 J 'xv p1 4f1-Ji-lg-1 MILDRED KELLEY WANDA KIMBROUGH JOE LANDERS DICK LARSEN MARLENE LEGG BONNIE LEWIS DOLORES LOERWALD GWINN LOVEL IAUDON MCCATHERN KATHRINE MCDONALD KAREN SUE MCGEE SAMMIE MCLALLEN 7 fi, 1'--Q I T7 5 I PHOTO M11 nxwilulfll- 1 Q x S-V-1 -Q X, A . Q RONNIE MALONE E 'r GWEN MARCHMAN 4 E X 1 3, MARYE MARTIN 1-. 5 V AA',, . , Q' f I The typing class is busy at work. Typing requires a good deal of time. kll I 13 yr f-S an 'J .,-0 v---7 Nr' :NH .wi , I 'N sf 1--qv, 'Z-W g ff G S EQ A .f ,K 5 A Q? f W m 5 I ' :FFF 1 I ff fo, , ',E? :',fi3Q f ' -rr , v 5 . .. M, ,M 1 w LINDA REESE G.C. MERRITT DELORES MINOR MARTIN REID MOORE EDDIE MORRISON GAY MORTON JOY MORTON FAYE NOYES MARY RUTH OSWALD JACK PARKER DON RAY PARSONS HELEN POLLET WYLAIEAN QUATTLEBAUM I BILL REINAUER WANDA JEANETTE RIDDLE The mixed choir rehearses for Lhe radio program under Mr. Moore's direction. ANN ROYAL NELSON RUTTER VERITA SANDERS JIMMY SEARS RONALD SHERMAN DON SIGLE GARRY SLAUGHTER LOY GENE SMITH SARA JO SMITH WAYNE SMITH MERLE SOUTHERN CARROLL SPARKS 7 These girls must be Frosty's sisters! -JO' l 5'f I V st Y -,J ...uf I Q5 Q xl 341 63 f? Q iixf ' Wiki ,si 1 Af' 41:1 fmi 4:3 4 1 'kv K, e', .i,f,. hm, MQ, , w Y' f W 'N '61 Jzfjffw ,ff T1 ws wig Q H- lik. al -V -Sf ' 1 M6 M' K, ff? 'ry fy Q, my . x 'i -5 ras- ', .A xl '. , M ,g Q!! 4 , V. , fc , vw ,Q r' Qwgsfrf 1 - N 1 TA 455555 JUNIOR FAVORITES ,HL vin . WHEELER SEARS S 'I 5 -fax - 6 I 2 Y x 'x Q I3 69, .1 4 - I 'L ft e, ,S . M I I I Q ., V The Junior Class Officers are: President, LYNN BOOMER Vice President, DANNY ELLISTON Secretary. LARRY WALTERSCHEID Treasurer. RONALD ZIMMERMAN JUNIOR Sponsors: MRS, BESSIE PATTERSON MR, ROBERT THOMPSON fv- K-. ' .. 'ww fy ' A vfrferrr '1-------A S .,., ' K A r K t',4 4355 A PAT MIKE ALLEN :ff 7 5 7 DOROTHY ALLMON A JOE ED ANDREWS A ? BILL ARMSTRONG 13: , IURHEE BARNES RONNIE BARNES ' ' DONALD BLA LACK 'L A Y' A' U' LYNN BOOMER A LARRY BOSTON RONALD BRIDGES , W gg SHARON BRINKMAN EMMETT BROWN ,.. onli A -iff l 7511 WD as-ay YZF! NPHOYPW -Q '-3' M 72 M W ! 4, Q A I 111 A If A G i '. -1' ,Q ' f-rv Y-.L ...-. '77 Sl' IAMES GRAU LA VERA HEAD JUDY IERSIG BILL KNOX -'dl' .IESSIE ANN GRAY BOBBY HEAVIN BUDDY IOWELL ERLINDA LUCERO Q? 3456 CLAUDIA GREEN CLARABETH HOLT NORMAN KERR CARL M CLURE BURKE LNMAN C CAROLYN KESTER ELIZABETH GRIFFITH TRAVIS MCGAUGHEY MARY KATHRINE HUCKERT JERRY MALONE MARY KAYE KERSHEN MARY Lou MCCULLOUGH FREDA INMAN sue KIRBY CLELAN MEHARG GAYLE MCNEESE BOBBY MILLER HAROLD MANNING 29 DUANE GRISWOLD NORM.A HA MBY 'Q S X ax - I ,. tt ,- . 1 55 A if ,ff'35 F -1 .- er -,A 'IL' 5 f 3 , J z V' it , 55 we J' 1 I ' -.mfg J I if 9 y r JS 1 JW Q.- X 6 X Lv-L g -f15'3 v ' A A 7 .. ,, ., aff 3- , . ,L 'fr l.Qf5'u V -- .fwfxig ,,,. ,ws r v rf 'Nd' 'Z-1.17 1 'uf' 'KW' 71' l U -9' GLENN MUTTER PATRICIA PETERS ALVENA RITCHA ED MOO T RE LEON SELF ALAN NEWMAN GLENN PIERCE JACK ROGERS PEGGY SEYMOUR ,-...ai .nl OSCAR RAMIREZ Sue and Monta Kay exercise their BETH SCOTT voting pnvileges for the student 1' M '17 JANE NEWSON BOBBY RAMEY ED SCHROETER DON SHAW 11-11-1, 'CN di' V, '? Q7 I I 6 J .1 A X ....., -1.-r K I Q-I 2 FW Fjpf YC . 1' 0,1-1 . A --. 11 v- ' A Yzz.-f A X fjfw' ' '13 iQ' -'A 'VU t A NJ ,-v' NG' -. .1 ff fi l if I 'LT A 1 X st: W S, . Nd v-,, W 5 W -C. K5 A f ,t ,C I f Aw f A 'Q f W 'A f A f' ' M A TAYLOR SIMS FRANCES SULLENGER DON VINTON Q DAVID WERTENBERGER ,- f 'U- RAY SKELTON SANDRA TEEAS ELANE WAGONER MARY JANE WHITE KEE ,r BRUCE TERRY LARRY WALTERSCHEID .pu -of .-A-9 .xg-v SKYPALA SUE SPRINGER LORETTA STRAFUSS MELTON WHITE EDWARD VAUGHT Bos VEIGEL CAROL sure SPARKS CHRISTINE THOMAS CHICK WEEMES PEGGY WEEKS SHIRIN WISEMAN BILL WOODFORD PATSY WATTS MARY ANNE YOUNG RONALD ZIMMERIVIAN CARLYNN WILLIAMS A Ballot box was sponsored by the Civics Class. 3l J, i Q ea 5 .R I ' 2 -M 'V iq ' X . H .. NO n o I 4650 Q I ,1 5 as F iw ' ll 4' f ...1'l .,f 5 1 . 5 it 4 A in ' 1 Stunt Night presented the opportunity of making signs for the art class. nur: .S we ,ii ww pigs .Q ,.3' E 3 V ,, 4 Let'm have it!! y. 5 K VK T. .Muir .A 'K g , X Simi 3'- Registration day at l-l.H.S. Mrs. Torn Melugin visits the school Gene Steele casts his ballot in the on Visiting Day. student council election. Miss Riglef has the f100f at the Enthusiasm is shown in the magazine F.T.A. reception held in her honor. Sales! 2 f i i . . n l Q S 2 X A P S 32 fi E' SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 1 ,,,f E CHA NE CARL ZIMMERMAN EH ' ' 1 , , Qzlff Y .. gy , x R 5 Terry Higgins Reporter Sammie Lesly Secretary Charlotte Moore President Leon Roberts Vice President - 9 Mrs. C.J. Crump Mr. James W. Garner Sponsors The Junior Class worked splendidly at their chili supper in the Annual Queen Race. Patricia Allen mow nov 5 EAvA Clydene Allred 2 2 Paul Allman va , f , ,fa ' I , K I4 I w w, , V f V ' U ' I W I I WE , -A a 7 w-...Q ,Fin 401' FQ A: Q. sx S ' U S Godfrey Baldwin Ivan Bishop Kenneth Brock David Brumley Jan Bean Gale Blythe Gerald Brooks Peggy Bumpass XY'- IO fff fy ' J f 9 ag, ! K' rv-I '27 9 John Beasley Ray Bolinger Alphonse Brorrnan Sheron Burke , , or shown '51 PHOTO NOY AVAILABLE Q59 af., f? ,wi Arthur Betts Martha Bookout Joan Brown David Bell iobby Bmrus Don Bgmar Onald Carter Bernadette Bezner Raymond B1-01-man Donald Bridges Linda Burkett Robert BIOWH Tommy Cagle Ellen Marie Cash 35 fl ff if ,W 'ex Q X jx if li -'Y -'15, al' 'ul' , . r ' 5 .' w 1. f '-6 NP' '75 Nl' Patricia Evans A Jo Ann Fowlkes Dora Fern Goldston Donna Sue Guseman Dick Fellers Benjamin Gamez Monta Kay Gragg '21 45'-f IJ 6 li hd 'T 7 7 ' -.nf W 'Ubi' i - , QLIM xiii! 5 more!-X X W mffnbzf ' 1 X. x Q Q is Xa f', 10 pianos fx AvAn.AsLf Terry Hale Jimmy Feltman Glenna Ggulg Cha1'16S Fillpot F5 ' Peggy Graharr' NBIICY Godwin V ' Lynda Hargis 5.15 Grider Raymond Harvey fl Bef'Y Ferguson George Heard Lois Gifford Berry Fvrd John Green Goettsch Jghn Harris Darrell Griffin v--, s.. Na-J I7 'VW if-f 4--r , . Tina Beth Hazlewood Jerry Heaton L -J, 1 Q:-f A N-...f N., YQ f '1 QIEEFVJ ge' A 'Sf A, 13 Nj yy QI' l f 4 7 J , X w-fl ,Ns i, W e X .J zxlf A-, ., K. xii 5 ,Jiffy X ,Q U? fi W I,-1' 'NQ -an-. T13 NAMLJA f - N X ji-aff ' -' fy 1 fl' I aw V ,Ngu 1 K . 't A -vu ' ' ' ie v-11 ....,, J CI? if QA' 'NZ wasp.. N! f 3 J 4 ro' J 3 T i KNOWN 5 : A 4 , o v...-4 I I H 9 45? f 7 X Q Clerald Houston A B111 Kester Carlene Kubacak Susie Loerwald Terry Higgins Clyde Henson Tommy I0hI1SOIl Bill Johnson Betty Kropff Carolyn Knox Sammy Lesly Alice Marie Lueb Patricia Lindsey Le Anna Hersley ' David Heck Doyle IOHIISOD Janice Jacobs Jakob Kohler Robert Kimeb' Annette Lester Gene, are you bored or just sur- Gladys Lee prised that you were shot at this 38 Fred Lookingbill moment? New t f sv? 'CP Stella Hunter Wanda King Johnny Latham Martha Logan Agn- .A 11 .tl 4'-18, -.4 fr .f , ,k 'V' LQ 4 - Q 'fha' f ,-wg IQ 4 '7 V ' 'L ,5 ja ,Nga xx '7 J x- ' 4 ' 1 Xi xx Verna Kay McBroom Johnny Martin Sharon Lynn Owens 9 Maurice Pettit Virginia McDonald Eddie May Dolly Paetzold Lynda Phillips Jim McDowell Othell Minor Linda Sue Parker Shirley Pierce .A Agatha Malone Ann Reeves Jeff Minton Joanna Martin Edna Patton LeRoy Morrison g Molly Price Pearlene Perryman Y 53. Xt-sv ,, 'U' Yi 1 NP, Layton Sawyer Richard Sims James Stayton Margaret Rountree 'I i 5' SQ' 11 ,vf t s-.47 my V! , F- f, ' , ' W ,'?! 'S I Sf ..' - ' 'yds J' f-T Q 3. 1 ff 2 f'-r ' ww? 4--Mr m y W .psi f W fr IE 1 ,- v f --4 Y Q. ' V i' P11 . 3 'Chi 73:36. 2. Y we i n 1 -4 .- ,.. Weldon Riley Archie Scott Karan Sue Smith Sandra Story Eugene Yasclf Glynda Robbins Charles St-lf Linda Smith Phyllis Sumner Monte Vaughn leon Roberts Clydene Thomas Yes, girls, it's almost time for class again. Peggy Thomas J,s,,,,v Shirley Schulte Jeannette Smith Dean Stevens Tawanna Thompson is 1 '.'9 4-17 Y-4 , sr, if 'QQ V- A , 41 1 1 fy in 3 x f s 1 QL . ' T? PUWUMIUBU vH Q'4 ET' W 6 x 'nl' 'f 1Y sau fn , 'NJ 1---ey Tommy Vaughn Linda West Ella Marie Williams Phyllis Wimberley -at x as i Walter Vogler Carroll Whiteside Rhoda Williams Max Winkler Q al t -'57 7 Gayle Wagoner George Wilhelm Carrol Willoughby Tenna Witherspoon ' rl ' an ,Sf 1- W Maxine Ware Dorothy Williams Nathan Wilson Norma Dell Woods Sherry Watson Duane Williams Don Waker Carl Zimmerman Bmy wirfiberly Darwin Williams Paula Wright Donald Willoughby And away W6 Douglas Womble go! ! Sarnmie makes a mad dash for class! 4I S W A P x fr,,.- S These boys enjoyed the Hi-Y Steak Fry. Above right: Excused or unex- cused? These people were caught in the office. It seems such a simple task! Another little episode in the life of a F.H.A. girl. Pep Club girls wrap the goal posts. N4., ' . Vs fa 1 O t Vg , Vg-. n g 4 4 .Keegan as ' 'f e we la 'I X .1 ' gf K , ,,,l A Class Officers are: Danny Martin Vice President Janie Bookout Secretary Bill Melugin President Eugenia Alexander Treasurer xi 5 3 Those dough-nuts were mighty good!! Pictured here are: Janie Bookout, Lawanna bookingbill, Carol Ann Newell, and John Gililland. 9 'U Mrs. Charlotte Calvert and Mr. Frank Jones are the class sponsors V. M135 X lj If- 2-' Ai 177 i David Albracht Delores Andrews Marquerta Blalack Jimmy Bradley 'D' ,iiy Picfure No? Available xlib QQQ x, V 1' ,J M W i s--Aff' A I ' w 7 Joe Allen Gladys Beckham Lewis Block Eddie Briscoe Raymond Allen Margaret Bmus Gay Bell Wayne Bomar Jeanne Brown Robert Anderson Jody Bezner Jimmie Boyd DeLourdes Buck Harold Busby 45 KJ 4 , -af, M'-r 'Uni Y 77? 'li+1.:n my X! it wr' , N P'4C f' NN' Aul ,AEN i- .lg -1' F -A yi W., ' , L f 1' Q. f f . rf 1 N49 PHOTO NC- AVAlLAB E Af Tommy Caldwell Pat Caywood Ronald Corbett Robert Duggan 46 Lovilla Finley Nl Glenn Carden Ken Clearman Wanda Couch Milner Duvall Richard Finley 'Uv GJ' ,V ,'!..i '1'Z ' . . M734 r Q E I ' I ' ' f C N gg N :za C ,in ,,-, X E M at 7 X, lla-I ly , Nik-' MFA rg E ' D. mil, R , . X K ' .'5---r v x X 4.34 . N lW,1Q.2f C' AJAQMABLE 01 XV CQ wp...-yv' 9 Derill Carrol Don Cocanougher Dean Crosthwait Albert Edwards Dale Carter Billy Don Combs Donald Ray Davis Larry Edwards The Freshmen's Chocolate and Dough nut Party helped their queen candidate as well as being good Jimmy Carthel Butch Connally Lillian Davis Carroll Elliott Glenn Cash Ron Cook Dale Dickson Albert Erdman Q..--f-'C QW 7,1 'I Lp 1 .df Nez, ,, , Q ,,,, -A X vo' V47 S, ,, A ,, V hw , H it 2 ffm ,I 0 9 5 A , , 'Q 'f' l an '-up-nr' i ff? 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Q 9 V LL Don Jackson Leoda King Billy Legg Carol McClure Bill Melugin V' Q' 9 Durwood Jacobs Karolyn Kirby Janie Logan Barbara Martin ,jf 5 fl! rp ,- nfl -P--yr Avid 'Q--f Q...-av af'-' Q 1 ,Q Kaf ka? ga Y-if S Wayne Jolmson David Larsen Donnie Lovett Jay Bill Martin Perry Kearns Melba Lawrence Samuel Lucero Jo An Mayfield Carolyn Lee Lir1da's special Keith McCool hairdresser - - - - Patricia Medlin 1 'S I if IWEETA I --9 sf 'Qi' 'Y 'tv' '27 Mm wore Q T' in 4 I f'Na 7 ' Jesse Ray Miller Billy Pat Newman Betty Paetzold William Ponder 'SAI Lucy Beth Miller Bette Jean Noland Judy Patterson Lajuan Presley Zack Moore Linda Noland Mary Sue Parton Truman Price V , as- Mary Lynn Morrison Marcilina Olguin Emily Ann Pavlicek Dollie Jo Prowell '77 Nan Murrell June Owen Loretta Payne Louis Ramirez Suzanne Renfro Carol Ann Newell Matilda Padilla Pete Plank Joe Reinauer Norma Dean Rhodes 49 'Ag -.S 1 ill? vi xx fn? W I f-X 1.1 'oe ft '3- 2, ,4 .lhlenl ' PHOTO N1-lanxthuble A-if 'tw C7 C? ,ps :iid fi -sv-J fi1'7' . . sd hm S f , 'Ui' .V . K, , N-Y-ff 2 I K -...f X.: ' .11 I 33' . ,SQ ' 'lui 'iii - Q 'mf ' P 47 J 7 wan-uni? 7 UQ- ,kr gi Y' N.-1 X 'fe-V fi S Vance Robinson 2 1 Diana Scott Larry Rickman 2132311112315 Linda Russell Pat Robbins I 1 Bobby Shelton Betty Smith Robert Schmucker John Shields '-7 if ie? Douglas Ruland Louise Sh 3.W Lonnie Skelton B S Gary Roland ettye n Sue Seymour Donnie Skelton Richard Smith ead De Anne Sparks Bobbie Smith Troy Rhodes Raline Rule Melvin Shaw Experiments are the Steven Slagle important part of 50 Buddy Sparks Chemistry class. ,Ju ,,,....f--l- Iii, N- 'W x TN fha . 31 ' Nz? f x m di A' AV v, g.,..-,pr ww x Fl I Mary Spurgeon Charles Triplett Ed Wakefield Erin Wertenberger 4 1 .I ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Don Zimmerman Mrs Earl Plank and Bill Miller look over the newly arrived uniforms for Hereford High 1 , n 9 ,, r.,k ,Q Band King and Queen PAT FERGUSON - WANDA KIMBROUGH Q f T7 if X3 Nl 1 I I I 4 I CUNCERT Band Major MORRIS HACKER x . i! , Q :A Q3 .. -,ff : , 'iii 'Ei' ' If ' ' J s I BAND OFFICERS: Key Crawford, President, Ronald Zimmerman, Vice President, Pat Ferguson, Treasurer, Verita Sanders, Reporter. n Z ,JN .3 E. w fl -r 3, ig K 'it fn- X , W at-1 B R X fffrr.. L-.qfv.,1,fg . f I C' F , ' Q if ,Li ' Q, if 7 5' 'f ... ' ' h I Y I al x vs . 1 - -' 'A , -h Q . Na: -ffrvf Director Bill Miller H.H.S. TWIRLERS Ioan Brown, Bonnie Lewis, Ella Marie Williams, Barbara Dameron, Clara Beth Holt, Wanda Kimbrough 55 'Qi - Q 3 . l . r s O X , 'gil f, . 1' il-'V I' J ,, Don Moore Director GIRLS' CHOIR BOYS' QUARTET: H.H.S Key Crawford Gene Streun and Raymond Wells Ronnie Malone were selected to be in the National Choir Gene Streun Woodrow Northcutt Cliff f 1 ,N , 3 ..,,1,'fw... -N ' i lx A. anda Kimbrough and Pat Ferguson were crowned Queen and Krng of he Band at the annual sprmg concert 4- , E , . Q 1 yy ii Q 1 a ,ptr 1 1 l r 1 ' r fmt . , , , - Here is shown the manger scene of the Christmas program pre ,W sented annualy by the Hereford -Sw High School Choir. Sl.. -Q.i....,.,,, PAPER STAFF Much work goes into the publication of the paper. Those helping are: Carroll Sparks, Norma Hamby, Francis Funk, Sylvia Cox, Ann Royal, Christine Thomas, and Joe Landers. I The staff prepared to put out an issue of the Whiteface. Pictured are Bill Knox, Sports Editorg Jimmie Auten, Activities Editor, LaVera Head, Feature Editorg Kay Barnard, Exchange Editorg and Marlene Allred, Typing Editor. Mrs. Bessie Patterson Sponsor And away we go!! Carolyn Inman, Editor Chris Strain, Art Editor and Bob Bradley, Assistant Editor play a big part in editing the Whiteface. F stration. 5 F. These boys on the farm quiz team are Glenn 4 ,5 Uk r f 4' Cf' it E f 'ii tx F.F.A. Sweetheart GENELLE BENSON Q Upper right: Pat Robins, Vance Robinson, and Jody Bezner I are the boys on the junior farm skill demon- l S S 4 Casn, Reed Green, and William Ponder. g Bob Ramey, Bill Dufur, and Larry Walter- scheid compose the senior farm skill team. - Refreshments after a meeting are always good. wg iliir The Greenhand Initiation is a big step in the life and , career of a F.F.A. boy. I O 5 1 ft Sponsor Upper e : Officers. Jess Robinson Jamie Clearman, President: Lynn Boomer Vice President: Larry Walterscheid, Sec- retary: Jack Hagar, Treasurer: Gene Streun, Reporter: Bob Ramey, Sentinel. Jamie Clearman and Jack Hagar were the F.F.A. boys to go to the National F.F.A. Convention, Kansas City, Mis- souri, 1955. Lynn Boomer, Larry Boston, and Gene Streun are the boys on the radio team. Eugene Vasek was crowned F.F.A. Wheat King at the Tri-State Fair on September 24, 1955. These boys compose the Junior Chapter Conducting Team OFFICERS Top: Sylvia Cox ---- Carolyn Virden - - - ' Marlene Legg -- 24. rv 413' Sponsor: Mrs. Claude McDougal FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sylvia Cox gets experience as a teacher while teaching at Junior High for Mrs. Don Root. She taught 2111. Bonnie Lewis - - Carolynn Williams - - - Marline Gililland - - - - ..- Kee Skypala - - - ' - - - -President - Vice President - - - Secretary - - - Historian - - Song Leader Parliamentarian - - - Librarian Morris Hacker, Wayne Daily, and Experiences of teachers was the Glenn Pierce do a gOOd deed 35 topic of discussion at our first pro they washed dishes after the F.T.A. gram. Mrs. Tandy Legg, Frank reception. Jones and Mrs. Don Moore panic ipated. F.H.A. SWEETHEART AND BEAU BILL JOHNSON - DONNA SUE GUSEMAN gf? A 9 X It tasted pretty good, even if we cook it, The F.H.A. girls served at the P.T.A. Executive F.H.A. girls at the church during F.H.A. week - they attended St. Anrhony's Catholic Church. Council luncheon. F.H.A. girls took roses, their club flower, to Miss Stagner during F.H.A . Week. i 63,3 N xi- wt qw, f-11:95 RQ! 'X f,f A Sq K Q. me M. 1 'Sud Defense Planning gets under way in the F.H.A. ....-lf' is 'ZA' If Sponsors: Mrs. Dorotha Prowell Installation services for new members. President, Dolores Loerwald, pre- sents membership cards to new members. Mrs. Margaret Ann Durham F.H.A. Officers of Royal Rose Chapter. Sue Springer Presrdenr Officers of Chapter I Dolores Loerwald - President It's so much fun to pick up an egg with a tooth brushl That's life though!! F.H.A. Ll, There seemed to be hearty participation in sending Christmas cards to the mental hospital! F.H.A. girls presented the morning devotional over the inter-com. The F.H.A. girls had a fine time of playing dress-up at their informal initiation. I Disaster!! Many jumped on tacks - Qcorn flakes! Rose plant- ing service during Nation- al F.H.A. Week. 3,,f, TRI-HI-Y ix Helga Thome, German exchange student, has her candle lighted by Carolyn Virden while Jane Newsom looks on. t N f ' i 3 Officers, left to right: Bonnie Lewis, Vice Presidentg Jan Hargis, Secretaryg Dorothy Daniel, Historian, Earle Dean Gandy, Chaplaing Beth Scott, Song Leaderg Kay Barnard, President. Sponsor: Miss Sadye Rigler in The dedication service proved to be very inspiring for each Tri-Hi-Y girl. The Tri-Hi-Y induction service for new Tri-Hi-Y members, held in the First Baptist Church educational building, was presented by the officers and served as an official induction to new members. 'sf Hi-Y Sponsor: Joe Smith Hi-Y Officers, left to right: Lynn Jones, Chaplaing Martin Reid Moore, President: Donald Zimmerman, Vice Presidentg Lynn Boomer, Secretary: Don Parsons, Sergeant-at-Armsg Danny Elliston. 'Q it Don and Sammy raise the flag for the school. This is the custom of the Hi-Y boys. Hi-Y Sweetheart CLYDENE ALLRED Jxitv' i HI-Y ,X X .tk I :II 'iififf p' if -s.' ' J ' QL xi i f , 5, ff Hi-Y initiation brought forth the gunney sacks. The annual Hi-Y steak fry as enjoyed by the members and their dates. Sponsor: I. C. REESE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ANNETTE BEREND Sweetheart fm? pa lb Q 8-'9 5 1 l I Center left: D. E. Officers are: Dolores Hernandez, g Reporter: Annette Berend, President: Benney Dement Vice President. v Above ht The F F A boys present their program as part of the D E day at the local radio station Left B111 Ed Mary Inez and Patsy are working on the script for their D.E. radio program, November SPANISH CLUB 4 H3 3.1 Bottom left: Spanish Club Officers: Carroll Willoughby, Presidentg Karolyn Kirby, Vice President: Sue Sowell, Treasurerg Myrna Coffin, Reporterg Iudy Jersig, Sec- retary: Larry Boston, Parliamentarian. SUE SOWELL Sweetheart The Members enjoyed a Spanish Christmas tree at their annual Christmas party. ' . 8 3 xg , X -5 If 1 L., ' 1 4 n, 'V Center right: The Spanish Club members enjoy the good food at the Thanksgiving party. Bottom right: The Spanish Club sponsors, Mr. Mc- Dougal and Mrs. Calvert, with the group at their Thanksgiving Party. Xhg LEWIS BLOCK LYNDA BURKETT GLADYS LEE Snaps Staff Co-ordinator Circulation ROUND-UP CA ROLYN VIRDEN Editor SUSIE LOERWALD SA MMIE MCLALLEN Now this is the way it is, says Business Assistant Editor Tommy at one of our meetings wif 6 ,rf ff! f 'fx I 1 J Y 523. gl'L'-- ,I -lv 4 yy: , ,Aww-wh 75' ff! T vs MARILYN SIGLE KEE SKYPALA BQBBIE VEIGEL Art Copy Editor Layout STAFF MRS . KATHLEEN CRISW ELL Sponsor if-'np 'W Gettin' ready to sell those annuals. Members of the staff go over some TOMMIE WEEME5 Susie, Peggy, and Gladys were in preliminary business with Mr. Sports charge of signs. Sullivan elvis 'QHJU ,,, ju- - Q' . is G 'S X I, A n 1 1 ' PW? ' ' Q25 , s wif, 'lf V 'Wy .1 if .Eff W' 5468, 4, 4 n Q s, A J' A G, , .- 5 'ff 23Qf5?!, '9,,?'9J3:'f5K75H '4!!5'f iZ3 '-'F f if Rn ' zfaswii' 1 ,, 1 ,ff ' 5 4x '7Q Qup.,,,ff'u 'nf .,2z'w, ,, ' HV , sy ja x ' 5 'Seiy a za jjefifm ,, W x ' .. 3, B, fy ' 0' 'V 1, Xxx I 7' 'ffm 0 1 V v 'Q' ,g vw 31: ,j' gf 5 .1 4 k ,- J if ' . , Q, :A Q, , w W , T WY Q 354 . 12-Q ,E QQWAX .44 gg 553' xfww- Q gs 2 ,M 1 4' ZS vary w FVEG 2 ., ,if M ,.. W FOOTBALL QUEEN The band gave Karen a wonderful reception. Ka.ten's attendents were Joan, Clara Beth, and Lawanna. Marlene Allred drove the car. G,C, Merritt crowns Karen, while Wayne Smith holds her Flowers. G.C. and Wayne are co-captains of the football team. CORONATION ANNUAL QUEEN Dolly receives her crown from Gerald. Dolly's attendents were: Almona Ritcha, escorted by Lynn Boomer, Barbara Hall, escorted by Wayne Smith, Bettye Snead, escorted by Ron Cook. Karen St. Claire carried the crown. Dolly Paetzold was a very happy person when she was named the Annual Queen of 1955-56. Her escort f was Gerald Houston. CORONATIGN a 'U-n.. + 2 122 I I ? QE V S v ,A ' ,, s F ' Qrbffig 'J 55 ,fi A A , v W W 3 3' TJ? ' -' E3 1 g Q Q Eh V SJ i D' uw W L. V-. 'P Y 'if , is XV 5 A 5 s ix A Q. 1 R u 6553? Q Y I L Qt. 5 if ,g -Q . -Q-'l iff ' . Q 2 l 1 tv Q QV. ' ' A kan, , mg V..-FW km' X In Q3 '1 O if . 7 5 Y' !+- , . w.,,,.ffw.., i 78 , Q Q Bill QM. MJ says to Julie Q M. AJ, You're a cute kid. 1 i v in 2 ' 1 fs 1 fi 4 J 1 ,H I 5 - 5 g 3 'V f P f 'A if 11 . - 1 i I jf K A M- ' 7 12 'if 2. T ' K l A a 4 , 5. I . 'Q . H. X r ' urs! . ' r M' X L 5 .2 ' my F M- ' 7,1 9 ' Wy: , hk 4 if ax Vx ffiy K it 'Lf ' sf , - 3 , ' 'V ' 7'- I, X b pff yy A ,I M - f no Tx ,. 5 f,x Oh No! You can't do that! says Mother QC.V.j as Mr. Peekin U.A.j and Mr. Bounce QG.L.J serve eviction papers to FatherQR.D.J while Lindy U.M.p appears bored- Can't anyone ever get in the bathroom? says Mr. LirnbergerQD.W.y as Mrs. Limberger watches Mx. BeammerfB.B.J M i ffl! fa N ' W 'I STARS IN THEIR EYESM How horrible! says Miss Memmen QM.G.J as she observes SENIOR CLASS PLAY GertiefM.L.j show Kenney U. L.j a wrestling hold. 'l believe I should look this way, says BeatricefV.S.J. Julie fM.A.J wants to go home, LindyU.M.j wants to be mean, and Eloise QW.K.j wants boyfriends. -. V, A- ar .,.,h,,. I ' ,,,,,, Miss Rigler's picture made a splendid table setting for the F.T.A. reception in honor of Miss Rigler's 30th year as a teacher at H.l-l.S. ...mil if Sylvia Cox, president of F.T.A., stands with Miss Rigler at the punch bowl. RECEPTIONS Mrs. Robert Wagoner presides at the punch bowl as Mrs. Bill Stanford is served. The School Board stands with Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Cunningham at the reception given in their honor. From left to right: W. R. Hair, H. l-l. Miller, Mrs. Earl Plank, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. Cunningham, Robert Wagoner, Tom Robinson, W. P. Axe, and Don Zimmerman. FBS! Declamation Carroll Willoughby - lX131'liIl ' 'oore Carolyn Virden 1N'1'ER-srgHoLAs'1'1c: LEAGUE L W 'ib..,,, Debate Gwinn Lovel - Jack Rogers Poetry Reading Key Crawford - Mary Ruth Oswald - Ronnie Malone LETTERMEN RECEIVE JACKETS Top: A Football Center: Freshman Football Bgttomg B Fgotball Peace and quiet in the library. Left to right: Beth Scott, Sue Channer, Jo Ann Fowlkes, Donna Guseman, Sylvia Cox, Gale Blythe, Gayle Wagoner, Jeannette Smith, Sandra Story, Sue Sowell, Mildred Paul, and Monta Kay Gragg. Mrs. Buck caught in the act! Sandra seems to be good at playing cards! Such is life in the library. LIBRARY A ASSISTANTS Mrs Kathleen Criswell Librarian All the girls of Chapter I in F.H.A. look on as Helga opens the gifts presented to her Christmas. fNOVEMBERlHLl955 'H,j.!-HJ , ,pf--' 'Var gy, N 'Wi ,af The Royal Rose F.H.A. took a great deal of pride in honoring Helga's birthday. The party was held in He1ga's Hereford Home, the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Newsom. I , Dolores Loerwald, president of Chapter I, brings Helga to the table of gifts. The Christmas party honored Helga Thomeg German exchange student. HELGA Helga looks very happy at the birthday party given for her by the Royal Rose F.H.A. Happy Birthday, Helgall THOME J, S T U D E N F1 A E N T Janice Jacobs, aided by the Boys' Quartet, gave a splendid rendition of It's in the Book Wanda Kimbrough and Ella Marie Williams added to the day's enjoyment by performing twirling tricks. Homer and Jethro portrayed by Pat Dawson and Martha Lo an were well received b g Y the student body The Boys' Quartet, consisting of Key Craw ford, Ronnie Malone, Gene Streun, and Woodrow Northcutt, gave color to the day s program. ' A l ,N Y:-.Q X, N , ii? Y ,f'f wsiw' if nz:ff ' V gig , ii: 1 ,fxg . if 5 4 2? Mig, if 5 if 1' :Zu 1 --1 a:s 1,Q Egg Ha Ar iz ,ff 'A T un pw wwzwg gwrowf aa em , x , if lm? , 51' ,A 21 gf ww 4 W ,, fy .,ffifL., NL k if , Xia? ' 2 57 g 43 , lg, w V., v . 1, M J 4. Q ,gi 'M f 14 qyw. f' 1 .F ff' ff Q' 'F 4, SNAPS It's a great big wonder- ful world! f-5 I know the answer, Mr. McDougal. x equals?? Ein -M1 UW3395 K Qiiiiifim ca And away we go! Saxes, where are You? Modern design? Otherwise P Z i N-..Q1'::g ll 0-f....,m.NNW . - These attentive Freshmen!! This is station KPAN . . . Another job well done by the D.E. club. Wonder where Joseph got his loafers? I think my eyes were larger than my stomach! But the food was good. -I' Let's see . . . it ought to be about this long. fMeasurements for new band uniformsj Twirp Week! What bliss! Cfor the boysj CFR' J O O M F O R O N E M O R E79 Stage Marline G Janie 4 .,A, f L W, fi Mary Kathryn Trot Wayne Joey Marlene A. Betty Bill W. George Biddle Beth Mrs. Biddle Sybil Miss Winston Robert Mr. Rose LaVera Mrs. Rose Lawana Teensie I1 Prompters A L L S C H O O L P L A Y Jimmy Jimmy John In the spring, A young man's fancy turns To thoughts of - - - 'ali' N 44- y- - ,ll 2 ' S3 at an Sandra Nancy an Ronald Eugenla an Danny 9 8 G C an Almona G ale and Jerry 3 Nancy an 1m oan an Johnny .wg 'c wo BETTYE SNEAD Second Place Freshman BARBARA HALL Third Place Senior .ff 1 . X Q K A. . H1 P 1. - , AB .K L- 4 K., x n f ,if 27a'3' , ,, , ,I A . Q ,sf K- ls?-ff L 1 A3551 :iff , 'I 'T 1 C ALMONA RITCHA Fourth Place Junior KAREN ST . CLAIRE Crown-bearer LLCAQA PERSONALITIES Most Intellectual and Most Versatile are selected by the H.H.S. Faculty. Class Favorites are voted on by secret ballot from each class. Most Beautiful and Most Handsome are selected by someone out of town after they have been chosen from their c Harris, from Canyon. lasses. This year's judge was W. B. lected from the Jun Mr. and Miss Hereford High are se tor or Senior classes by the Hereford High student body Personality King and Queen ior or Senior classes by the l-l.H.S. student body. ade by teachers selecting Who's Who selections are m their most outstanding students in a respective field. are selected from the Jun- 'kwin i.AQg4, fFu.,, t., MN, lNv.qA.. WLL .wlffr Qwhyw , . ,... , ' 'N' Q5 7, . J , w.:.A,,.,,,, 1 f f 'QW EQ w9f ':1w'e1'rvqn- ,., rq-1, . .. 'L I I if ,, ,Q 2: ff H 4 'fi H ' uv-.W-A.. E5 L: 921-nu. ami., g.5Q'2,:2 5, ,rf LQ LQMM Y Q .Liu fu lynn. ,, 'SAM Xu ar. nfl NH , A. Q.'fb1 'W .fv fu' L- 'EM Q un? gas, 7 ,' ' ' -H-f 4 ','r ESE? im, M If j 1 .4 N Lllinggi .530 ,Lb .gg-sw., , , C351 il'-.-' 1 7 51 ' Lv 'Z 1, -f Mvxgaa-,P . -I -:L-i. .,, , . i 7 5 a- - 2 2 f , , . 1 2 1 . , . A .X ...,,., ,.. ....,..f.... ' -n - W ww -Miss W ., ' , L - L S, 5 I Ax , 'I Z, c : an fl.: M 4 1. .- 814145 ., ,ww -,w.:...atZ iv 1 fm MM NW M. F5 ' Qi' JH. A dm ,. . -ye? . f ,,-- ., 49 3 k , X f fs DALEINE TINNIN , Q W E , -'W l MOST INTELLECTUAL 5, af 6 XS, 5 Q1 , i iw f 5 i if C hm ,iv e if 5 T 1 i A 1, - an - V 1 . --34,.Ln:'..,.,.gL -Q - f .- f' 'f f:ir?f 25'T9'fff 2di5?ffv?fif1fYrima V ,U,.,,,1xe,:!452,2. 5 ??bg,,fw,fr:gQg - I . . A H - 11 e ' if , ,, lx ,- A 3 5,51-7 ffvfu . kg 157,21 TR yl ,LSU ' M f-- ' ,, f--,Q1-yy' :fm 'VJ' , - if -j.', . 'J , 45 fu :kg-44'-Q 1 vi-' 7 fffkf' M ,.-.,, ,pl , 5,,5Q.g-,,,,,.fgi.L-1 1114, f Nut!-,,L , 7 -. ,, uf n , f .Hg g, in 4 4' wg x ww, R , ,,.:.K f .., . YV- v ,if tb ,,.4 .4-X 1 , ?, ...QL lisa L x X 1 3 7 , 3 PEIQSONQMJITYT t 2 W r i 1 y . vi 1 f z E 5 Q E I A Q I - . el: I ?i : 12, 2 sf i ii ? 5 Y ,! lf rg 4. if !, i' 'V sl iv E' 3: 1 5 I g I 1 I 4. ,a , 5 5 , f i Y ff' QUEEN AN KING Y of if ,a if Ao 'ln-U6 YW' DON SIGLE Y Clif FRANCES ANDREWS Y Commercial JIMMIE DALE AUTEN Mathematics DAN JANSSEN JAMIE C LEAR MAN Shop Agriculture GWINN LOVEL Science SAMMIE Mc LA LLEN Homemakin g VERITA SANDERS Band CAROLYN VIRDEN Enghsh DON ZIMMERMAN HELGA T.HOME Mechanical Span1sh Drawing tot, if ' .. Q 'll - J L 9 1'vt2,L,g 5 -A VN x n'r,'.' Most Beautiful and Most Handsome ANNETTE BEREND and WAYNE SMITH Mr. and Miss Hereford High TOMMIE WEEMES MARY LOU MCCULLOUGH RUNNERS UP Personality king and Queen IALKIE BROWIN TAYLOR SIMHS 'hw K2 gi SPORTS viii! A- gig 4 .qv Q5 .i 5 KZW lgm ' CLARA BETH HOLT IO ANN FOWLKES LAWANNA LOOKINGBILL Jll1'11Ol' Sophomore Freshman F K 0 , A O A fi 'S' M R E N L 'V ' M E E E W Lflf'if Q N 'ig J M., Vgvgi sf Q , N A ' 'W 1? 102 v ..... M,,,- r ..... 4 - .ng ,Q 4 , .1 N is 4' , ,X - . - .Hu 4 A ' X -. 41km W. V , 4v?T.3s,,wiq,i5:jT,v!! i V 3 jitwliiwigc 1 . ,mv . N , If N ,A , ' , .. L K . A , . ,.WQ,w, 4, .,v 2- I .,,,v'4 ' Y 'xr . , '- '.4 Q: . ,N , .. AROL ACTON JOHN DAVID BRYANT BILL CALLAWAY f 1.6-. Moore come BILL ED DRAKE s in to assist Bryant against Dumas. DANNY ELLISTON Q QLJMY. WAYNE CA STER DAN IANSSEN 744 ,vga ff Q '93 .I , ' . x A Q V ,. .gm t 1 G. C. MERRITT Co-Captain ,.... -Y? 1 ' f . - A - -Q' Fix i , '-.LW Jul-...A . 'X . - .-. . f -1 -- A .Q - - . x MA RTIN REID MOORE .'.. B ' ' L HL' 'Ax ' I s J GLENN REEVES Wayne Smxth the Whiteface rmmer, makes another drive for additional yardage! EDWIN SCHROETER . p i , A Q. 1 W . H. KITCHENS Coach BASKETBALL BILL CALLAWAY L - 44 BILLY DUFUR T ERRY HIGG ING l , H H . , , Co-Captain Actxon was under way m the A game Wlth Ph1l11ps. T , 1 v 2 5 e' L M, LETTERMEN LEROY MORRISON FRED LOO KING BILL Norman makes a grand shot in the Whitefaces' battle with the Forrest Pirates. GLENN MUTTER DON WEEKS ROBERT BALDWIN Manager IO9 B TEAM BASKETBALL Bryant tries for a shot in an exciting B team game. B Basketball Team In the B game with Can yon, action was Flying Low. Watch him jump! All eyes were on the B team as they played the Phillips Blackhawks. The Freshmen can get into action tool! Steve tries for one of those long shots. Practice makes perfect! I FRESHMAN Freshman Basketball team. BASKETBALL l Danny tries for a free shot as the others eagerly look on. BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Bill Callaway made an excellent jump to give the ball to Hereford during the Canyon game. HEREFORD WHITEFACES BASKETBALL A TEAM Norman Bookout presents Jame Bookout a corsage at the Basket ball Sweetheart Coronatron 4, . -sf , ,f ,v2,wm,- up ,' 55 . vm. J' -A 'Yi FW? X -m. A iv if , 5111 1-I . ' 'i Q -isfli T1 i 2zi,1,f,1.'.f yum, ,. M, A I K H155- ,, is ' QF: iz, . .gf Q f fv: f ,A - nf W. ,K I.. , A 1, J Q - ,aw . if X . QQ .Q .PJQSQY ilu --1. - M f f g Q 4 The 440 and mile relay team These boys make up High and Low the sprinters of Hurdles Team. the track team. AND The Freshman track team. FIELD Pole Vault, Shot Put, Discus, Broad Jump, and High Jump These boys will see what they Team- can do with distance. -R These hard- working P,E, girls deserve our praise and backing. They have played very fine games this year. Fast playing gets underway when the P,E, girls play basketball. There has been friendly rivalry between the different P, E, classes. Mrs. V,E, Dodson, the P.E. teacher, has done splendidly with her girls. GIRLS' P.E. Fay tries for a free shot, while each of the players eagerly watch the ball. Coach Russell is the referee . 'Wiz anaflm 'QSVFQL ALMA MATER Harl Hereford Hrgh School Hats off to you! Ever you ll frnd us Loyal and true Frrm and undaunted Always we ll be Ha1l to the school we love Here s a toast to Thee! e-. F - ., ,. 4,52 1 , e . f' I J A . , V' , .f 'f 42 D Q-I, F - . 1,5 I ,-A -HA' ei, 5 , .A ,. , ,gt Y E S ,. 'H Pu.: .. . , , - -S' ,J , 'M .'. 4 . V Q - - I 54 Q . 1 1 ' - -. I 'mm ., :gf V, f X .. gg' '-' J ' Q f' 4 t' ' . . I , if I . R - ., . 1 . I , ,, 3 . 9 - is H. .-A.. . 'X , g .air wp' fi r .e. .5- ' ' f ' . . . ji- L , ., 4 . ,.,. ' '1'..'fii - . ' E,-.f, - f' - I. '. ' ' F .I J-A ' . ' 'x --. 1 4 g' ,,, 1' , , ' ,I I f '-1 H .AJ ,4 .1 .- ,sl I' ,. v7,,.'.w.. - 'Y - .v,:, .V - , -. rl, A - -1' 'Wig , V, ..--...J I ' ' - 'PL ff. ., S , . ,ft .'. :' - -TY , , j . . ,pg ' . p ,V I. ' '. am ' . . . 'V' -2- A '-'5 ' . 4 , . LI ' .fur . , - . ...J , . A . . -Q-,gf . 31 .V U. 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Upper right: I'm an Old Cow Hand, The boys' quartet provided the eve- ning's entertainment, All eyes on the speaker! D.E. BANQUET ARIL 6, 1956 ATHLETIC BANQUET MARCH 23, 1956 Lower right: I want that for a souvenir' In appreciation, , , , 'N-5, The Spanish steak fry proved to be an enjoy- able evening, XX X Starting the day at the Spanish Festival, Entertainment at the FFA steak fry! sniff The food seems to be the Comedy and the Journalism party! main attraction of FFA! Interest in the Texas Educational Week, The school board meets to discuss better school pro- grams, T he third-year home- making girls enter- tained the teachers at a tea to complete their year of Home Economics, ,M Tit The student Council s Three Musketeers seem to be con centrating on, , , FOOD! The school board was given a supper by the second year homemaking girls, At the sophomore party they enjoyed the food, DUST, and everything! SJ These girls at- a 'gg Y, K i E ,S tended the state 3 Betty and Don were FHA meeting in selected the 'Cutest Coup1e at the FHA Ft, Worth. Sweetheart party. These freshman girls are modeling the playtime clothes which they made in Home Economics, E These girls are model- ing in the Spring style show, sponsored by the FHA chapters, The art department added much to the style show, They made the props used and displayed some of the projects they had worked on during the year. P 'ez Tx? md' OFFICERS in FTA for 1956-57 are: President ---------- CARLYN WILLIAMS Vice President ---------- KEE SKYPALA Secretary - - - ----- SUE SPRINGER Treasurer - - - - DORTHY FAYE DANIEL Historian - - - - JAQUITA MILLER ANNUAL SIGNING The senior salad supper was given in the home of Jane Newsome, The cake was made in the form of a graduation scroll, F.T.A. INSTALLATION S'manual? Bob does a bang-up job! The arrival of the annuals is a high point for all the students, At the salad supper given for the Senior Tri-Hi-Y girls, each senior was given a copy of the book, MY SPIRITUAL DIARY by Dale Evans Rogers, TRI-HI-Y SENIOR PROGRAM ff-,.,-,... . Verita Sanders receives first place award for essay on 'America--Beacon of Hope, This essay con- test was sponsored by the VFW, Carolyn Virden won second and Dolores Lorewald won third, AWARDS - Mrs, Durham presented Sammie McLallen with her Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow' pin in assembly, Sammie was Texas's Home- maker of Tomorrow as selected by General Mills, This included a trip to Washington, D, C, and a set of Britannica Encyclopedias for the school library, Wayne displays the medals, ribbons, and awards won for his activities in sports while in Hereford High School, Q1 sk' Marilyn Sigle won recognition for her outstand- ing art work this year, She designed the cove: for the 1956 Round-Up, Mrs, Dodson presented Marilyn with her award, 1 HI-Y Hi-Y'ers for do you spell it highwirersj and their dates on the Hi-Y hayride, I S. JR nm xx sf'-Q Qatar'-5' The industrial arts class has added much in their woodworking this year. INDUSTRIAL ARTS QA waxy' I ,, 017' 'Standin on the Corner g . .. and look who walked by! ! CHOIR What ain't we got? We ain't got Dames! and the boys' choir ought to know!! 'And furthermore, if you elect my candidate, , , states Wheeler, .lust like a real fDemocratic- Republicany convention!! This was exemplified at the election for the student council officers for 1956-57. These students were given merit awards for outstanding scholastic and leadership ability, STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION Sports, clubs, OUTSTAN DINC STUDENTS and organizations were given recognition for out- standing work, Rev, Howard Scott pastor of the Hrst Baptrst Mr Overall presented awards to Valedtctorran Church, delivered the Baccalaureate sermon Carolyn Vrrden and Salutatorran Jrmmre Autrn Delores Loerwald, Most Outstanding A WARDS: Earle Dean Gandy B 81, P Wg Robert Baldwin, Chamber of Commerceg Carolyn Inman, Hereford Brandy Jimmie Dale Autin, Lions' Club B A C C A L A l I R E A T E6 DALLAS TEXAS 7czqfo'z 24150121019 fompdaq L