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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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K N ,L E J Xl lr ' ML 4. 1 ' J 'ii 5 N' - L . .gi , ,AVP .ra It J. ' .2 , I , Q. - E V 15 x if iv' -XJ: ' 'TJ 'gf V I VV ,qv . 211: 51 5- A9 A .J ,Ut ' 4- V ' U X I f ,VA1 12 ' DQ' , L' ' ,Z Q I xx I . V fl -QL 1 ' x -P NJ if- ' '4 25 ' .V A if X' nk' E' 1 -N W E X ' ' g X ff!! if U ' v L - 'L xf 'I . 'V-P A , .., , , 1 - X 34 91. Cx V X .,-4 1 h , - ' xx .ny .,,1,f' ,M ff ' R 5 x A., .xy by UL, 14 ff - ,,' J if 4, ' v -51 f f ,f--' , ' . ,- gl A 7 Q! f- A' 53' Av' ff xy , A ' ' I In ' 1' . ' V KJ' ,ixv alfa 'V 'V 1' 4 J 'I x fr 1 , If LVM f f - , 6, if If Q Q -r x X. 9- - x -. ' '. ,- 4, , A -f ' . Y' - u. f Q .f 7' w X U. 1 U . . 4 HEREFORD HIGH SCHOOL Hereford Texas ROUND UP 1958 59 Vol XX lx M, U X ' 9 'x x . 1 Y , it P v' 5, K fp X3 Q X J O VVS ff fx X mi XXX XJ Q7 1 J The majestic head of our school mascot, Lamplighter, hangs above our trophy cases. Our school can truly be proud of Lamplight- er's descendants. Real Prince Domino is his son, and Imperial Lamplighter, Junior, is his great grandson. C Bar Imperial, Junior the Tenth, pictured above, is the great-great grandson of Lamplighter. These Whitefaces are raised by the Colby Conkwright ranch. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS PERSONALITIES CLASSES FACULTY -I CONTENTS 4 EDITGRS' NOTE ,Ss To the Student Body of H. H. S.: We, the members ofthe 1958-1959 Round-Up Staff, hope that you enjoy this yearbook as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. It has been our aim to present all phases of school life in such a way that events and happenings will be re-created for you in future years. 'We hope that many pleasant memories may reappear as you turn through this pictorial diary. 'I ' Sincerely, Linda Hair and Gwin Morris Co-Editors 5 4-1 .J QTMJIQ, K AA E... It , , , nl, . 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' TC., 4 -ii, ' 1 f'Q?,3'l',Q-figs' ' .,'f':x.j ' ,if x A 'L' ' ' lf'-jf-r ' C? 4 4 s ., ' 0-byv, lx---, ' ' f r , 1 x W bk? 'QT . ' -. ,, -vw: :way , X ' fu. .V , ,A . , 4. . . mv.. . A ,. , I X .,+x..,, . r x' A I 1 ,Qs ,'f,p! - I -'- s 2 ... - Y ,, M i' 'q 1 ,fx Q-M 7 EA W xx R A Q Va., , A we ,. 1 Q Alu-4 Q Z 1 v X'- . 9'1- x'.k xg-ii STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT GXW IN MORRIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES A typical rectangular table session of the Board of Trustees seems to be in progress with Bert Boomer, President, presiding. The members are elected for overlapping terms of three years by the qualified voters of the Hereford Rural High School District. This Board is the real head of the school system and the officials and teachers of each school must be approved by it. The members of the Board also prepare a budget for each school year, work out problems arising during the year, and set up poli- cies for the school program. BOARD OF TRUSTEES BERT BOOMER President W. R. HAIR Vice-President MARCUS LATHAM Secretary TOM ROBINSON W. T. AXE RALPH HASTINGS B. F. CAIN Fred Baird is the financial secretary of the Board of Trustees and is charged with the job of assessing and collecting the taxes. 1 4, ,, Q, ig , t 5- BILL STA FORD PRINCIPAL As Principal of Hereford High School, Mr. Stanford is a kind of mediator between the administratixe staff and the students. He's the one who must appease the lady who called because high school students have walked on her lawn. He's the one who must listen to the never-ending tardy or absentee excuses. It would be impos- sible to list each duty Mr. Stanford must perform. The picture above is typical of each day when we hear his voice over the intercom saying, Good morning, students. I have a few announcements to make. In this instance the announcement happens to be the reading of a letter from the American Field Service informing the school that Eugenia Alexander has been accepted as an exchange student. 4uv.m5fv'4-5 , -f..-J Qi. IA y , fgiy iii 'S BILL PHILLIPS Co-oRD1NAToR Thif year, forthe first tinie, our school has gi co-ordinator. hir. Phillips was chosen to fill this 5ob. Soni of his duties, .ire to worlf: with the telchcrz and work with the Junior High and High School principals on courses .ind teaching aides. fvlost of ns kriow fwlr. Phillip: .11 the pcrbon who .idnrinisters the personality, l. Q., And oc- ciipJtlon.1lte5t5wctake each year. Ln the picture above, f.lr. Phillips is shown grading some of those tests. C 1 ---.YQ-- -no-fn... dam. ...... . , ug. QQ:-1 ,- -,f 1, - ,van-,mae-sa, ' -.41 ... 4226.1 ' S O nvvyvj, tr I, ...mg 34-awww.-fmfnwuxv, H if -- f, -as mn ,N if -MXH-1 15.4 W-'3' ww-, 8-ii wff -HBJHE .- ,.,s 4 I . ,,.: fi .AQ .K 1 ,A 'Him l 5a.! -- -Q-Q.. -... nik... -... si-..,.. .-..u:.- 1.-...ui P ix . I, W3 gf Q V , gyfa QQ' 'H U f , Wm ww! 1 Q 9 ey fa' 3 'vm in 'fm MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL On this page are shown the men that keep our halls clean and our busses running. Although the jobs these men do go unnoticed and unpraised, they are very important to our school system. Were it not for these men, we would have a hard time keeping the school in running condition. MR. JIM AUTEN Downstairs Custodian MR. ARTHUR BROCK Chief Custodian MR. CLARENCE BOONE Upstairs Custodian V , MR. BOB WILSON Bus Maintenance MR. JAY SHAW Bus Maintenance I is is I f . , sy ?hE,,- , Maura 1 Yagi. Q, gk Jw 'ik A I Hip, ng? W A fd ' ix '11 Q .5 'fa 5 mg M L., gg if , o YQ Na ' QB' Q 2 Q Vg! Q, y , 'ft vu!! V' I ,iffy IU ' - V. gn, 'dvi vs'-4267? 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A It The Hereford High School Marching Band presented Santa Claus is jubilantly escorted down Main Street many wonderful half-time performances during the by the marching band. football season. 22 Sylvia Wiman who was chosen as a member of the All State Choir and Linda Noland her alternate plan their trip to Galveston .331 i-E1-..', '. 6' 1- As part of the Community Concert Series, the Here- ford High School Mixed Choir, under the direction of Mr. Don Moore, presented a concert with the Amarillo Symphony. Sylvia Wiman, Linda Nolan, Barbara Jacobs, Patricia Caywood, David Dziuk, Erin Wertenberger, Danny Cleveland, and Gwin Morris were chosen as members of the All-Region Choir. THE HEREFGRD 1, The above Hereford High band members were chosen to be in the 1958-59 All-Region- al Band held in Pampa. --.5 ..-.. A-Q, 'YY The 1958-59 twirlers and drum major: David Larsen Betty Paetzold Jeanette Rayburn Zell Crump Cherry Holt Colleen Reeves Ruby Brewton This year the following officers led the band: President - David Larseng Vice President - Gene Meacham, Secretary - Zell Crump, Reporter - Ann 1v1cCarver, Treasurer - Col- leen Reeves. .V v X547 T' 'T' .V hp BAND KING AND QUEEN Band Director - Mr. Charles Bell DeAnne Sparks Ian Wallace HIGH SCHOOL BIG DOMINO BAND Our 1958-59 Stage Band presented many interesting programs under the direction of Charles Bell wyigf .mfg ' W ,, Y ,.., , ff ' mf-..,,g 7' f Lf ,,, f,f, ,, , fb, Q C w 7 Q34 , ' ' ff' '49 1 Nw, ' 'sing f Y A dn N, ' ig' ff 3 ZZ? X , H af ' 5 Q 'A W Q 'Fir is V fggim ,, f 'A . 'C I aa If , YY ' - f . W f if WY W ll . o 4 'Q L V51 5 A K Aj 'fp Ag Wg ff I fy in if Q .Eff E x Zz? , fav: if 1? fi j f. it . 2 ? 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Paula Moore dials the correct number as Anne makes the pep talk and Linda checks on the name. Nona and Ann select the recipe for the order. Tommie Robinson Sandra Roberson Anne Wingert Jeanne Brown Linda Hair Rosie Strange Nancy Parsons Ozalee Browne Ann Smith Linda Russell Margaret Boomer Mary Dufur Beth Lemons Carlie Smith Carol Ann Newell Rita Latham Doris Willoughby Janet Higgins Judy McGee Eugenia Alexander Bette Noland Lois Christman Kay Scott Marilyn Newell Linda Noland Carole Snead Lynn Thompson Betty Walser Glenda Allison Carolyn Lee Bettye Snead Paula Moore Our activity period meeting and some night- meetings were held in the Library. A gab ses- sion before Tri-I-li-Y begins is the usual order of business. Prayer is the theme for the year's programs Several meetings were devoted to studying how to pray and prob- lems when you pray. Jeanette Rayburn Judy Patterson Nona Strange Sonnie Childers Dollie Prowell Linda Renfro Ann Wagoner Jane Pool Janie Bookout K1 by g i g 1 J igawiff Q wg. -, I A' E34 Y -as Q , 'M 45 if-'Q , ali x :F 1 Q? L 0' '? 3, L if ,W C W :R 28 ' W? E If A 1 ,E fe fi f vs 'iw' 'i-cu., QF . . i ' 'fl ' : ,nf t 2. B f -4 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Officers of this year's club are: Karen Albracht - President, Betty Walterschied - Vice President, Twyla Springer - Secretary, Sheila Williams - Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Tiefel - Treasurer, Doris Willoughby - Point Keeper. . . N Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Springer are the club sponsors. 7 we-QQ E it 773.1 4 --QQ .' Patsy Loerwald and Jeanette Huse- man are shown as they practice the art of bed making. The members ofthe '58-'59 F.N.A. Club 5 THESPIAN TROUPE 896 Carroll Hickey, Hereford High School Speech director, started Thespian Troupe 896 in Hereford High School this year. This group is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. h,.,,...v The Thespian officers and sponsor are Mr. Hickey - sponsor, Durward Jacobs - president, Kay Sims - sec- retary, Gwin Morris - vice president, Bobby Shelton - treasurer, fnot picturedj. 30 X a I Ianie Bookout, the defendant, and David Larsen, her attorney, discuss the case. In the Thespian play The Night of January 15, Gwin Morris takes the stand as David Larsen, Defense Attorney presents evidence. Durward Jacobs admits Lee Blocker and Jim Bradley to the court room. A ' f m Q The charter members of Thespian Troupe 896 are slfown at their for- mal installation held December '7, 1958 in the Friendship Room of the Hereford State Bank. -, The contents of this bag hold Jack Chesney QDavid Larsenj, Lord Fan- court Babberly Uohn Gilillandj, and Charley Wykeham Han Wallacej in complete awe, We find that it con- tains several bottles of champagne which Babberly has stolen from Jack and Charley's room, ALL-SCHOOL PLAY CHARLEY'S AUNTH The play depicts a situation which originates when two college boys ask a friend to impersonate an aunt from Brazil who was scheduled to visit them but was delayed, The boys had asked their girl friends to meet the aunt and did not want to disappoint them, Right in the middle of the girls' visit, the real aunt shows up! Characters: Jack Chesney - David Larsen Charley Wykeham - Jan Wallace Brassett - Jimmy Brown Stephen Spettigue - Durward Jacobs Lord Fancourt Babberly, . , John Gililland Sir Frances Chesney. . . Richard Leggitt Linda Hair Amy Spettigue, , , Suzanne Langley Kitty Verdun. . . Jeanne Brown Ela Delahay, , , Shirley Thompson . nH 1 ere s your shawl, Auntie, says bla Dela- hay fShirley Thompsonj as she helps Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez QLinda Hairy with her wrap, That old fool Spettigue, and with my flower in his buttonhole! exclaims Sir Francis Chesney fRichard Leggittj as he points to Mr. Spettigue fDurward Jacobsj, Spettigue appears very un- concerned about the whole affair, The startling news that Mr Spettigue is planning to marry Donna Lucia imposter is too much for Brassett Uimmy Brownj so he drops his tray in astonishment Kitty Verdun Ueanne Brownj and Amy Spettigue fSuzanne Langleyy polite- ly inquire as to whether Lord Babberly has ever been in love before, They seek his advice on their love problems. 3' Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez. . . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA .41 Wade Thompson and Jess Robinson, vocation- al agriculture insrructors, are sponsors of the F. F. A. SVI Officers of the F. F. A. are shown here as they look over some of the club members' projects. They are ffrom left to rightj Jody Bezner, Sentinelg Jimmy Conkwright, Reporter, John Hammett, Treasurerp Joe Reinaur, Secretary, Pete Plank, Vice President, Reed Green, President. Many of the boys enter their IIVCSIOCR in the Jr. Stock Show. Wayne Johnson is shown here with his Hereford entry. The Hereford Chapter of the F F A was honored to have one of rts members Joe Rexnaur elected president of the Amarillo district this year 32 HEREFORD CHAPTER Colleen Reeves, sophomore, was elected F. F. A. sweetheart by the boys for the year of 1958-59. The radio team, comprised of Joe Reinauer, Marion Martin, and Don Bomar, won first place at the Amaril- lo contest. These boys have presented this program throughout this area before various civic groups. Ken Walser J V Perrrn and Reed Green are H G h h h h shown above as they exhibit therr first place banners Dane anet 15 S own ere wit 15 They won first in the Amarlllo distrrct and rn the Grand Champron Barrow He won this award A H omests marr o Stock Show c at the Hereford Stock Show t ROYAL ROSE Officers for the Royal Rose F. H. A. Chapter this year are Doris Willoughby, Sandra Roberson, Jane Pool, Dorcey Mutter, Margaret Boomer, Sondra Brumley, Linda Renfro, Mrs. J. J. Durham, sponsor, Cherry Holt, Betty Hagar, Norma Jean Warrick and Twyla S pringer . Chapter Parents for Royal Rose are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boomer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Childers, Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Hagar and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Parsons. Informal Initiation is an event all of the F. H. A. girls look for- ward to. The mem- bers find many clever ways to introduce the new members into the club. Diane Clear- man is the object of this prank. Chosen this year as the cutest couple the F. H. Sweetheart and Beau Party were Sandra In- man and Don Scott A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This year there are two chapters, Royal Rose and Chapter l, in F. H.A. Mrs. Frank Prowell, Mrs. I. I. Durham, and Miss Carolyn Reynolds sponsor the groups. 1 I L K.- t,- ' Sweetheart and Beau are announced at the an- nual Sweetheart and Beau Party This happy couple, Margaret Boomer and Ken Walser, we chosen for this honor by popular vote of the F. H. A. girls. Qi Q 3 . is Z vw 1. ' 4 - N w f' 2 Mf Q' , i s cRdFuP3 FQTUQ HUMEMAKERB THE WHITEFACE The WHITEFACE is published once every two weeks in the HERE- FORD BRAND. lt contains news, features, and opinions of the students. This publication is sponsored for the second year by Mr. Joe Smith. MARIORIE PERKINS ANN WAGONER News Editor Copy Editor A xv f . f1,w,.Ws M.t.W , , asia -4 ss., ,K It looks as if these girls are actually being cheerful about meeting those endless deadlines LORETTA PAYNE BONNIE IVIE BETTY HAGAR Campus Editor Exchange Editor Feature Editor A common sight in the Journalism room during the course of getting the paper out. Taking a coffee-break with their sponsor, Mr. J. C. Reese, are Darrell Carrol, Vice Presidentg Linda Cox, Reporter, Bill Melugin, President, and Bettye Snead, Secretary. The D. E. Club is sponsored this year by Mr. I. C. Reese. Its purpose is to prepare students, by experi- ence, for jobs after they leave school. Two of the C1ub's activities are D. E. Radio Day and the banquet for members and their employers. James Teeas and Bobby Sessums seem to be happy over the sale they have just made at the Here- ford Wrecking Company. D.E. CLUB Patsy Hollenstein and Joe Soto work at C. R. Anthony's. Here they are preparing for the hol idays. .fn-, '., , -- - U v . ' .n.- . - - 5 Sweetheart - BETTYE SNEAD Glenna Bellar is performing one of her many X4 duties as receptionist to Dr. Adams. gf 11, V2 Wg: Wi 7 4 uf, My , , ff 1 if ww EL , f 3 f f 534, ' ' ' , 2 'Z 1 -1 A , lj Q f MA JV! WZ , 1 E K :mp H. wad fs Q P2 Q HZ Y ' X n KV z 4 1 A942 ,, fmffwff' ml 2 . LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Olean B. Leggitt is the sponsor of the Library Club. :ff The Library Club assistants this year are the following: Tom- mie Kay Robinson, Margaret Burrus, Bonnie Craig, Nan Mur- rell, Lovilla Finley, Azalee Browne, Connie Robinson, Glenda Lester, Carolyn Lee, Janell Weaver, Sue Minor, Judy Zinser, Lilly Higgins, Kay Woolery, and Mary Patton. The officers of the club this year are: president, Margaret Burrusg vice president, Azalee Browne, secretary, Ada Mae Bettis: treasurer, Cecilia Burrusg reporter, Tommie Kay Robin- son, parliamentarian, Janell Weaver, historian, Carol Paetz Knot picturedj. 'Wim The members of the Sadye Rigler Library Club are pictured above with the sponsor, Mrs. Leggitt STUNT NIGHT The Sophomore stunt, winning first place this year, was a take-off on Gunsmoke. The leading charac- ters were Linda Renfro, portraying Chestnut, and her sought-after partner Mr. Dillard, played by Rita Latham. Charles Burrus, as the dainty maiden, Catty, ten- derly carried Chestnut off the stage when he was killed in a duel. The Senior Class, winning second place showed the many difficult problems of a H.H.S, faculty meeting. 'I'he Junior Class, winning third place, caracitured the Annual Qreen Coronation. 40 The Senior Class candidate, Bette Jean Noland, is being crowned Queen by her escort, Vincent Gallagher. ' a xg.. I The court watches Vincent Gallagher adjust Queen Bette's crown. ANNUAL QUEEN CORONATION Stunt Night this year was presented on December 4 at 7:30, Stunt Night is conducted each year for the purpose of raising money to pay the balance on the Annuals, The candidate representing the class that raises the most money becomes Annual Queen. Junior Class candidate, Judy McGee, escorted by Bobby Renfrog Freshman candidate, Kay Lemons, escorted by Randy Dowellg and Sophomore candi- date, Patsy Fowler, escorted by Jerry Clark, watch as Queen Bette receives her flowers. 4l EUGENIA ALEXANDER This year the student chosen by the American Field Service to represent Hereford High School abroad.for a school semester was Eugenia Alexander. She spent six months, from August to Jan- uary, living with a family in Fredricia, Denmark. We are all profiting from the ex- periences which Eugenia gained and has so effectively shared with us. Eugenia prepares to enplane for New York on the first lap of her trip to Den- mark. Eugenia has brought to us, through her experiences, a greater understanding of Denmark and its people. Many en- joyable moments have been brought us by the stories of her adventures. i x l 1 3. s,- Nebbegaard this picturesque Danish estate was Eugenia s home during her stay in Denmark The hilly tree covered terrain was quite a contrast to the landscape of Texas JOELLE TILLIER-LAROCHE EXCHANGE STUDENT Our exchange student this year is Ioelle Tillier-Laroche. Chosen by the American Field Service to come to this country from Royan, France, Ioelle, who is staying with the Elmer Pattersons, has been with us since the last of August. She has won a place for herself among the students of our school with her delightful versatility and her sin- cere participation in our school. Joelle seems very happy with the gifts presented to her at the F.H.A. formal initiation. Joelle has spoken before many clubs and organi- zations this year, bringing information about her country's customs and beliefs. Mrs. Tillie:-Laroche came from France to join Ioelle at Christmas. Since this is the first time the mother of one of our exchange students has been able to join us, we were especially de- lighted to have her. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is made up of student representa- tives from the home rooms. It is affiliated with the American Red Cross and has as its main purpose, to pro- mote good health and safety. The goal this year is to promote understanding and good will among the wor1d's youth through service to each other, The club sponsors the Red Cross Talent show every year to raise money to send delegates to Leadership Training School and to carry on various activities. Shown with Mrs. Buck, the sponsor, are the officers, Erin Wertenberger, Chair man Gary Tannahill Co Chairman Danny Martin, Secretaryg Anne Wingert Worker. They are packing a chest with school supplies for a disaster- stricken school. mb fill? 5 Au-Q., U :W The first place winners were the Bio Trio consisting of Jen'y Hodges, Walker Parris, and Dennis Hgdggg, Danny Cleveland won second place with his pantomime of Chantilly Lace, dedicated to Miss Rigler, Oar Mistresses of Ceremonies, Little Misses Emily Ann Pavlicek and Karen Albracht walked for crawled, off with double honors, winning third place, These burlap bag f'lappers usually known as the Blue Notes are Rosa Lee Strange, Sheryl Patterson, Ioan Rogers, Anne Wingert, Barbara Jacobs, and Sandra Roberson, m xs 4 --.2. ,, 1 , Q N' S E: f. 9?- K w M-1.5. ii M-.vim Q an pm qugqvh. nfrvww-M 094830 s i if V V. uw .- 42 fm, M, W ,ww . Mg, W fu w 'Mp 4 x v 4 f !,,,5,Zgf,r-ff A. .Q , W F fa' . ,H . - , F Av., .,,,,?,.,...,.,X...,- ' AAQQQ. 5 T' X A Mx. fr I!5Q'i5FiS L U W v -K ,JT 2 1 Q Mlffaj' g ' K' T ' A- , . i '-::' -, 1- dw, ,qggei ' ffl -a-15 S x 9 7+ LJAHPMOV' PRESENTING Queen Bettye Princess Zell Princess Toni Bettye Snead was crowned Football Queen at our Home- coming game with Roswell, October 10, Her attendants were Zell Crump and Toni Parker, The Football Queen is selected by the varsity team and her attendants, by the Band Freshman teams, This year, Queen Bettye was driven on the field in a white convertible. She was escorted from the car and crowned by her escort, James Brogdon. Escorting Zell was Ron Cook: Pete Plank escorted Toni. Princess Zell Zell Crump, B Team Attendant, is a Sophomore and one of our Twirlers, She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Cnrmp. Q ,xi , I- 1' BETTYE SNEAD, 1958-59 Whiteface Football Queen Princess Toni I'oni Parker, Freshman At- tendant, is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Queen Bettye, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Snead, is a Senior and Treasurer of the Senior Class. She is a most ar- dent fan of the Whiteface football team and a girl with a wonderful school spirit, MAY WE SAY LONG LIVE THE QUEEN Coach Bobby Williams instructs the linemen on a little football strategy, Chalk drill is a big part of getting ready for a game. This was Coach Will- iams's first year in Hereford, - wma field Shown here are the dads and mothers of the foot- ball players, The nite was officially titled Dads Nite' and is to be an annual affair, Coach Williams is shown demonstrating a de- fensive stance. He came to us from Phillips, Robert Kuba- chak is shown at one of his many jobs as manager, Everyday the field house has to be cleaned and equipment put in order, 'Tell me, what are the ad vantages of the split - T Coach John Thompson is shown as he holds class for the back BEHIND THE SCENES Look Coach, I'm a real taper! Fred Martin manager, gets C. D. Fitzgerald ready for action by taping a weak ankle. x 43 if N gg Y' T A, v. , ' V i , 9' tg - gc' t' ' , gy 334 Cf i3ff?f-2 'xv' 822256 '35 'W ll ff fu, ' f xy aah' V l I fi 4 J ,J -1 , n , -2 f' f- M , ..f fm' , ,ju -:T ,nr 5. ' '92, Ng' 'b1... 'A R H TERRY HODGES, Junior 1 5 in J., ff 14, 4, Ag.. x. fs I Q3 I ,5 ,, 50 :xg FV ? I I .f'f i, 1 ., 'QD BU ID x 'F' Q ,I 'mi W 'W 'S 'I U miuswll M H+: 15.9-7.' E314 4 J gr P1 fa. Cr wm- lad lk f M-Q K .f, -an ri! v i, My 1, ,ff 2 1 A ,-N1 K , , , Ming, ,xxff?f A , H 'ff ,,, I Lv ' I O . IA X WF 4, .'N 70 K,-f xr 49 K iii ff i IOE SHERMAN, Junior - Back R31 STEVE SLAGLE Senior - End EDWIN THOMAS Sophomore - Guard HM USELTON Sophomore - End LETTERMEN KEITH SMITH, Junior - End CLYDE WHITTAKER, Sophomore - Back The B team has an excellent team this year, winning 7, losing 3 and tying 1. They were the first Hereford team to beat Phillips in football in eight years. am ex - U I I. B Team and Freshman Football Squads Coaching the B team this year were Alex GIHSS Freshman coaches, Kitchens and George, are dem and IOC Silverii. TUCY are SUOWT1 here with CSPIZUIS. onstrating proper kicking procedure to Captains Eddie Skypala and Harvey Garrison. Dennis Hodges, Joe Mack Hale, and Virgil Kuyken The Fresh- man team enjoyed a fine season, having won 6 and lost 4, fu J 'Tx XNQW X ' I 4 .V Xxx , 114 , ,xiwxr 'EQ .X Qiajs Q mf ff fi xx x cf' If NR A , .. V7 - C ,ff ,lr . Ig? 'il tf - V M ,iff f f Q! ' :W ' ,I ' 11 , 1 xfh , I .r f a an -if A, 1 xx , , , ff ' .fffffg 1,1 5 fix, 4 K ,f . Q M ,a, fx' ww 6 'wv. 1 ,I-., . , Wx - xg fd 1 f 3' .' 24. .ly I '- l' 'Mt Rr ,xx , 52. ,A Ti lfsi RQAQQ xl' X. N 1 . 4 S My , ., ,tyx ' 1. fl ' H s X X 'kg .' sei X . .,,hL,t.-I -fy' J' -'Y '. b 4 v-Q' -4 g- fi, 5,1 241.1 1 -n-----M -X. I ,?. 5. '33 I lb'- V --.. Q' ' . ex Y 9 I I ex, - i 2 ' ff' Q. ,Y .4 ' v ,yi I 4, -51 .Y in i 'QI 1 I 1. R 5. if intl? x I 9' Q 3 f, ,. ,ILY4 3 -W 1' 3 N 1 ,ig 1 XX .x 'A V if COURT ACTION ,f ', 41' ' with mouth open and ' legs churning, Bob Q ' Shelton lays one in while Levelland play- ers try in vain to stop him. The Herd picked up their fourth con- ference win that nigh with a 68-55 victory. Paul Higgins snags a rebound from the clutching hands of several Brownfield hoopsters. Pau l was a big man on the boards for the Whitefaces. Coach Alex Glass, B-Team coach is shown setting up games for his boys. Glass' B-Team boys showed much im- provement during the season and are ready to take their places as starters next year. Another cog in the Coaching system is Joe Silverii, Freshman Coach. Coach Joe guided his team through a very successful season. I .arg f' . A Ken Clearman goes up for his jump against Brownfield. Clearman hit well all through the season and was one of the starters of the team. Ken, Donnie Renfro and Bobby Shelton were the 3 boys that made the full court press so effective for the Herd this year. SCHUOL SPIRIT .,' '--In . ppm ,z -nf. ' -. iliib , um 31. ,815 Jua- With the roar of the state fair in the background, At the school spirit assembly held this Buck delivered a rousing speech before the student body. A former student, R. A. Daniels also spoke as the football boys stood on the platform. year, Mrs. members of the Hereford Mixed Choir don their robes in preparation for the concert they gave on the fair grounds. We were very proud of our choir as they were invited to represent this area at the State Fair held at Dallas. Boys, that last play didn't come out quite right, points out Coach Williams. Although our record wasn't as good as some, no student body was prouder of their team than ours. Braving the ice blasts of a fall night, we held annual bonfire just before the Olll' Littlefield ball- game. These were common sights as the band mem bers and students were getting ready to Jour ney to Phillips in buses for a dear old foot ball game. Nu. SNDKMG SCHOOL SPIRIT 'ws- drastic change one fall day, as the students attended a circus given by the Shriners. The Student Council sponsors the devotionals which are carried over the inter-com each morning. Shown here are Janie Bookout and Steve Slagle, student council members, who help each morning. Nancy Green and Ron Cook are delivering a typical inspirational thought. Enthusiasm was the key word for this typical pep rally. These cheer sessions, planned by the cheerleaders, were held in the gym and the Our football field underwent a students looked forward to each one eagerly. An overflow crowd rushed onto the Floor at the climax of the Hereford- Levelland basketball game. 'Get down the court! yells Coach Kitchens. This is a typical scene at one of our high spirited basketball games. Crop Christian Rural over seas Program is the kind of ac tivity students at Hereford High School have come to appreciate in the past few years. We raised more money this time than ever before. Nominations for each honor are made in the home rooms and then turned into the office for approval. Members of Mrs. Calvert's Senior home room are shown here as they nominate for one of the honor positions. Ballots are then distributed to each home room where they are handed to the students. Voting is carried on much as it is in governmental elections. Mr. Thompson's Junior home room is pictured here as they enjoy their voting rights. HOW WE ELECT OUR PERSONALITIES Next, the ballots are typed and run-off by the office personnel and members of the Annual Staff. Troy Don Moore at the cut-machine, and Bettye Snead and Nona Marie Strange, at the duplicating machine, help in this process. Officers of each home room, fMr. Jones in this casey the sponsor, count the votes in their particular class. These votes are turned into the office for final results. This year Mrs. Chisholm, one of the sponsors of the Annual Staff, was en- trusted with the results until the Koob- raey Awards Assembly. At this assembly, held in January, all positions were an- nounced, except Most Beautiful and Most Handsome. Sahula-Dyke noted Southwestern artist, former Art Director of Life Magazine, and teacher in Chicago Art Institute, judged the 1959 Most Beautiful and Most Handsome. TS , 2 5 5 1 5 2 1 1 1 QQ V i far 5 Aan: W? 2 F Y 'qv' uf V32 psi ii 'I ar A SA- . 3 Q A T' Y 'Lu .. - - i A W, .5 g ff' Q -x 45, PERSON ALITIES Freshman The Sophomore Class Candidate, Patsy Fow- ANNUAL QUEEN CANDIDATES Second place winner was Kay Lemons, the Class Candidate, selected by vote this year, ler, won third place. In fourth place was the Junior Class Candi- date, Judy McGee. 334' 5, Lyijg i f J , J 4 9 R Pj, if RA fx I Q af IIT J, f' Y , QM U af , t . GJ w , '- -arf 7.5 i M 0 W nge 9,0 'fxhsft .30 A- fx 6 r 9 S ' Q if 3 is Qffl when we we E I 4.1 fee.. ,M 9 ce. vig? , H51 Lf KING AND QUEEN E 11, X 530V ,QQ STEVE SLAGLE BETTY PAETZCLD . Representing America g I 69 ,- Wie? Wx MHWPQQ 'Zv- fif 'Q' 1 if an ,l ,jg 75 , V T W M 'Y F fin ,L , ,F ,, f 42 'Gr ' - am g,,,, W wma A54 mm? 1 Ax X f, , gi o ff J if WM. m..,,.4.-9' MOST HANDSUME DONNIE RENFRO judged by ,Q HULA KTQVCK E Q ,bw R-e -r x- fm Fifi'- f,. L , lf?-'Fla' JAN WALLACE - Science STANLEY FURHMAN - Math WHO'S Each year teachers from the various de- partments in high school select one person that they feel best represents their depart- ment in all around participation. BETTE JEAN NOLAND - Commercial SYLVIA WIMAN - Choir r qs ,qv-r ' r JOHN HAMMET - Woodworking WHO The students pictured have been chosen on this basis and are shown engaged in an activity that concerns the department they represent. DURWARD JACOBS, DAVID LARSON - Speech DEANNE SPARKS - English JOE REINAUER - Agriculture LINDA HAIR - Foreign Language NONA MARIE STRANGE - Social Studies QA' K x. - .f f f.4.uM K N N.. ,gm 6v,M1 3 M' .V , , WA , g ,W ,,,i,,, Q V, ., ,W L, I PATTERSON VL LQQM ff: ,.x. , ., , Wiwmmwi M .,m..,.,.,Wsw..w. PERSON ALITY RUN N ERS-UP Most Beautiful CAROL ANN NEWELL - audi Vffyf, RON COOK Most Handsome Personality King and Queen A,- EUGENIA ALEXANDER JOE RIENAUER ,Q A V , ,. wf Qual' ,ff Q5 3 Y ' vii f , -Iwgf.-vm X 3 I W 'Q Mr. and Miss Hereford High School EDWIN MORRISON LINDA RUSSELL im CHEERLEA OUT5 Rosa Le Chi 9 3 ide Iran jd 3 wil and Iii' Jane PO ent body Drefofmljhristmoal, Sondra ' Yen form presen the S I- fu- These six girls - Verena Parker, Beth l,ern0rlS, Mary Duiur, Kay SCOU, Glenda Allison, and Nancy Parsons are all srniles aiter the tryouts ordeal. The misses in black and white performed a ergetic yell. They are Indy McGee, Newell, and Ann very en Azalee Browne, Marilyn S mith Kay C-riiiith. Ann omni, Virginia lsa- bell, and Bar- bara lac0bS were a very spirit ed group. shown b elow ' the stude is the emir nr bod e grOup of Y Flext year as Ch very nervous i eerleaders S Ils who pract' . lced rnan y long hOu I'S in ho Pe of leadi Hg CLASSES Q Qi Y 4 .5 . . 1 Y 5 P 3, L tx 5 'V 1 if Ag S .gh Q - ' i 0 ll -,M Q .. bn -.4 A. .4 ., , ,-ev , . U 1- W., 2? -,ni A wwe? ,Q A SEN IORS ALEXANDER, EUGENIA Class Treasurer lg Pep Club 13 FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Record- ing Secretary 3, Sweetheart 3, Choir 1, 2, 3,4, Ac- companist 1, 2, 3,45 FTA 3, District Officer, Annual Queen Candidate 35 All-School Play 2, 35 Contest Play 3, Speech Club 3, President, Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Foreign Exchange Student to Denmark 4, ALBRACHT, KAREN Choir 2, 3,4-, Vice-President 4, FNA 3,4, President 4, Speech Club 3, Thespians 45 Red Cross 3,4g Home Room Secretary 3, Transferred from Fort Smith, Arkansas 2. ,ii ASKEW, RONDA Choir 4, Transferred from Elida, New Mexico 4, AXE, EDWIN FFA 1, 2, 3,45 wheat King 2, Track 3, ALLEN, JOE FFA 1, 2, ANDREWS, DELORES FHA 1, 2, 33 Corresponding Secretary 3, Choir 1 BETZEN, KATHLEEN DE Club 3, 4. BEZNER, IODY FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Sentinel 4, BOMAP, WAYNE Football 2, 3,43 FFA 1, 2,43 choir 4, BOOKOUT, IANIE Class Secretary 13 Pep Club 13 Basketball Sweetheart 13 FHA 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 43 Speech Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Thespian Troup 43 All-Schoo Play 2, 33 Contest Play 33 Best Actress, District3 DE Club 43 Head Cheerleader 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, BREWTON, RUBY FHA 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 2s Band 1, 2, 3,4, Twirler 43 FTA 33 FNA 33 Pep Club 13 Speech Club 3. BROGDON, JAMES Home Room President 33 Football 3,45 Student Council 43 Transferred from Enid, Oklahoma 3, CLASS OF '59 BLOCK, LEWIS FFA 1, 2,43 Band 1, 2, 3,4, BOMAR, DON FFA 1, 2, 43 Football 2, 3, BOYD, JIM BRADLEY, JIM Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 43 FTA 3, 4, Secretary 43 Speech Club 33 Thespians 43 All-School Play 13 Contest Play 1, 2, 33 District All-Star Cast 3 Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Assistant Editor 3,4, CLASS OF '59 BROWN, JEANNE FTA 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Homeroom Secretary 35 Cheerleader 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4: Annual staff 2. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, All-School Play 4. BRYAN, NATHA FHA 2, 3,45 Junior and Chapter Degrees, Transferred from Ozona, Texas 2, is L L I BUCK, DEE Pep Club lg Speech Club 2, 33 Library Club 33 FTA 3 4g Library Assistant 33 Choir lg Office Assistant 4 BURGA N, EDDIE Football 33 Transferred from Clovis, New Mexico 3 BURRUS, MARGARET FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Pep Club lg Student Council 25 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, CARROLL, DERRILL Football 1, DE 3,4, Vice-President 4, CARTER, DALE Football 1 2 Track 1 Basketball 2 FTA 3 4 Speech Club 3 Thespians 4 Hi Y 3 4 Home Room President 2 All School Play 3 CASH, GLEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, by COCANOUGHER, DON DE Club 3, 4, COMBS, BILL 'UW 5 so-f 'QJ , CORBETT, RON Band 1, 2, 3,42 All-Region Band 33 Stage Band 2, 3,4: Choir 43 Spanish Club 1, CROSTHWAIT, DEAN Choir 3, 43 DE Club 43 Shop 1, 2, 3. SEN IORS CAYWOOD, PAT FHA 1, 3,41 Speech Club 23 Choir 1, 2, 3,42 All-State Choir, Alternate 33 All-Region Choir 3, CLEARMAN, KEN FFA 1, 2, 43 FTA 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,42 Track 23 Baseball 43 Class Favorite 33 Class Vice- President 33 Class President 43 March Smdent of the Month 33 Delegate to Boys' State 33 State Semi-Final ist in Basketball 3. CONNALLY, BUTCH Football 1, 2, 3, COOK, RON Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3,42 Student Council 3, Parliamen- tarian 33 Class Treasurer 23 Class Vice-President 43 Class Favorite 13 Speech Club 3, SEN IORS DESHAZO, NANCY Transferred from Amber, Oklahoma 4, DUVA LL, MILNER Vice-President of Home Room 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3,4, FTA 3,4, Baseball 4, Hi- at ERDMAN, ALBERT FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FINLEY, LOVILLA FHA 1, 2, 3, Recording Secretary 2, FNA 3, Speech Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1, FTA 3. -A -5 EDWARDS, LARRY Band 1, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 3, Student Coun- cil 2, EDWARDS, REGINA Band 2, 3,4, FHA 2, FNA 3,4, Transferred from Adrian Texas 1. FITZGEARLD, C. D. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, I-li-Y 2, 3,4, Student Council 4, FRERICH, OLETA FTA 3, FHA 3,4, Transferred from Seagraves, Texas 2 f i Q-05' uf' In GANDY, JOHN FFA 1, 2, Basketball 1, FTA 4, Vice-President of Home Room 1, Transferred from Plainview, Texas 2, GILILLAND, JOHN Choir 2, 3,4, Oklahoma 3, All-Region Choir 3, Li- brary Club 2, 3, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 4, FTA 4, Home Room President 2, All-School Play 2, 4, 'In it gas HAGAR, BETTY Band 1, 2, 3, Speech 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Degree Chair- man 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Junior, Chap- ter, and State Degrees, FTA 3, 4. HAIR, LINDA Choir 1, Pep Club 1, FTA 3,4, All-School Play 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Dele gate to Girls' State 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Spanish Club 1, Home Room President 3, Home Room Secretary 4, Office Assistant 4, Speech Club 2, Thespians 4, CLASS OF '59 FUHRMANN, STANLEY Speech Club 3, FTA 4, Choir 3,4, Number Sense 2, 3, 4, Transferred from Adrian, Texas 1, GALLAGHER, VINCENT FFA 2, 3,4, Home Room President 4, Choir 4, Trans- ferred from Amarillo, Texas 2, V, as 'T ' ' ' I r aw, ' anus ' 4 ,IV git. V , lf GREEN, REED FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Coun cil 2,4, Hi-Y 4, GRIFFIN, MICKEY Choir 3, 4, ffl' CLASS OF '59 HALE, MONTIE DEAN FHA 13 FTA 3,4, HA LE, TERRY Football Manager 2, 33 Red Cross 43 Choir 43 FTA 33 Speech Club 3. HAMMETT, JOHN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, HIDIROGLOU, HELEN Library Club 43 Transferred from Athens, Greece 4. HIGGINS, LILLY Library Club 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Librarian 4, HIGGINS, PAUL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 Speech Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 3,41 State Semi-Finalists in Basket- ball 3. HUDSON, IEAN Band 1, 2, 3,4j DE Club 3,43 FHA 13 Library Club 2 IVIE, BONNIE Journalism 43 FHA 13 Pep Club 1. 456 IESKO, RICHARD FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 4, LARSEN, DAVID Band 1, 2, 3,4, President 43 Drum Major 2, 3,43 Stage Band 43 Tri-State Band 33 Class Vice-President 23 FTA 3,43 Speech Club 1, 2, 33 Thespians 43 All-School Play 2, 3,43 Choir 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 43 Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Stu- dent Council 2. SENIORS JACKSON, DON Football 2,43 Band 13 FTA 43 Speech Club 33 Spanish Club 1, JACOBS, DURWARD Football 1, 2, 3,43 Honorable Mention 1-AAA 33 Thes- pians 43 All-School Play 3,42 Contest Play 33 Extem- poraneous Speaking, Second Place in District 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, fi I gt ,Q A. LEGG, BILLY Football 1, 23 Basketball 13 Track 1. LEGGITT, RICHARD Football 1, 2, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Speech Club 2, 33 Thespians 43 All-School Play 2, 3,4, LAWRENCE, MELBA GAY FHA 1, 23 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Librarian 2, 33 DE Club 4 LEE, CAROLYN Choir 1, 23 Library Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 43 FTA 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Red Cross 3, 4, fl' 3 SENIORS MARTIN, BARBARA Pep Club 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: DE Club 45 Speech Club 3, MARTIN, DANNY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Red Cross 3,4, Secretary 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Vice-President of Class 1, Student Council 1, 3, MILLER, LUCY BETH Pep Club 1, FHA 1, Office Assistant 4, MILLER, MICHAEL DE Club 3,4, 2, 3, Reporter 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, I, MEDLIN, PAT Pep Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Home Room Secre- tary 4, MELUGIN, BILL President of Class 1, Student Council 1, 3, DE Club 3 4, President 4, MORRIS, GWIN Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, All-State Choir 3, All- Region Choir 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Chaplain 3,4, Speech Club 2, 3, Thespians 4, All-School Play 2, 3, Transferred from Munday, Texas 2. MORRISON, VIRGINIA MAE BROWN FHA 1, 2, Office Assistant 3, 4, DE Club 4, NEWELL, CAROL ANN FHA 1, 2, 33 FTA 33 Choir 1, 2, 3,41 Girls' Trio 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice-President of Girls' Choir 13 Junior Favorite 33 Pep Club 13 Student Council 43 Office Assistant 3, 4, NOLAND, BETTE JEAN Pep Club 13 FHA 1, 2, 3, Pianist 33 FTA 3,4, Parlia- mentarian 43 Choir 4, Secretary 4, Accompanist 43 Girls' State Alternate 33 Office Assistant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pianist 3, Secretary 43 Class Reporter 3s Home Room Secretary 33 Home Room President 43 Speech Club 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Student Council 23 Annu- al Staff 2, 3, PADILLA, MATILDA FNA 3,42 DE Club 3, PAETZOLD, BETTY Office Assistant 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4s Head Twirler 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 23 Corresponding Secretary 33 Class Secretary 23 Class Favorite 23 Speech Club 33 B Team Queen 3, CLASS OF '59 MURRELL, NAN choir 1,23 DE Club 4, MCCOOL, KEITH Football 1. NOLAND, LINDA Pep Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3.4, Song Leader 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sextet 23 Girls' Trio 3,43 All-State Alternate 33 All-Region Choir 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, Song Leader 23 FTA 33 Speech Club 33 Home Room Program Chairman 43 Oklahoma 3, OSBORN, ROGER Thespians 43 Hi-Y 43 Transferred from Tulia, Texas 4, CLASS OF '59 PATTERSON, JUDY Student Council 1, 43 Pep Club 13 Homeroom Presi- dent 33 I-lomeroom Vice-President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 FTA 33 Speech Club 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 2, 4. PATTON, MARY SUE FHA 1, 2, 33 Library Assistant 4, PERKINS, MARIORIE Joumallsm 43 Transferred from Amarillo, Texas 4, PLANK, PETE Football 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 43 Student Council 33 Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 43 Speech Club 2, 3. PAVLICEK, EMILY ANN Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 3,42 FTA 3, 4, President 43 Home Room Secretary 4, PAYNE, LORETTA Journalism 4, l . PONDER, BILL FFA 1, 2, 3,43 Number Sense 4, PRICE, TRUMAN FFA 1, 2, 3, REINAUER, JOE FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4, Amarillo Dis- trict President 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Parliamen- tarian 4, Red Cross 1, 2, Homeroom President 3, Class President 2, Boys' State 3, Annual Staff 3, RENFRO, DONNIE Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, State Semi-Finalists 3, Track 2, I-li-Y 3,4, FTA 3,4, Treasurer 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Homeroom President 4, Baseball 4, Annual Staff 4, Red Cross 3,4, Runner-Up for Mr. H, H.S. 3, Transferred from Dimmitt, Texas 2. ROBBIN S, PAT FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 1, Speech Club 3,4, Football 3, ROBINSON, CONNIE FTA 3, 4, Historian 4, FHA 3, Speech Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Transferred from Quail, Texas 3. X SENIORS Pnowsu., DOLLIE Tri-I-li-Y 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Thespians 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 4, Choir 1, 2,4, DE Club 4, All-School Play 3, Office Assistant 4, RAMIREZ, LOUIS DE 3, 4, RENFRO, SUE Pep Club 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Journalism 4, RHODES, TROY Football 1, Speech Club 3, DE Club 4, SEN I ORS ROBINSON, VANCE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Foctball 1, 2. ROLAND, GARY LYNN Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2: Tennis 2, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Speech Club 2, Baseball 4, RUSSELL, LINDA FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Class Secre- tary 3, Cheerleader 4, Office Assistant 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Region Choir 3. SCHMUCKER, ROBERT DE Club 3, 4, SEATON, BEVERLY KAY Transferred from Wolfforth, Texas 4, SHELTON, BOBBY Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, State Semi-Finalists 3, Honorable Mention All-Tournament at State 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, FTA 3, Speech Club 3, Thespians 4, Q SKELTON, DONNIE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, SKELTON, LONNIE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEAD, BETTYE Freshman Favorite 13 Annual Queen Candidate 13 FHA 1, 2, Reporter 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Red Cross 3,43 Homeroom Vice-President 43 Class Treasurer 43 DE Club 4, Secretary 43 Sweetheart 43 Football Queen 43 Speech Club 1, 2, 33 Office Assistant 43 Annual Staff 2, 3,43 Business Editor 3, 43 Pep Club 1, soro, JOE Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 1, President 43 DE Club 3,42 Transferred from Big Spring, Texas 1. STRANGE, NONA MARIE FHA 13 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Copy Editor 43 FTA 33 Speech Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 43 Clas- Secretary 43 Pep Club 13 Office Assistant 43 Choir 1, TEEAS, JAMES Track 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Freshman Captain 13 B Team Captain 23 Speech Club 33 Hi-Y 3,41 DE Club 4. CLASS OF '59 SLAGLE, STEVEN LEE Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 State Semi- Finals 33 Track 1, 2, 3,4: Baseball 43 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 43 Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Speech Club 3, SMITH, RICHARD Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band 3,4Q Choir 4, SPARKS, DeANNE Band 1, 2, 3,43 Stage Band 33 FHA 1. STAYTON, LYNDA WADDILL Band 33 FTA 33 FHA 33 Speech Club 33 All-School Play 33 Transferred from Tulia, Texas 3, CLASS OF '59 FHA 43 FTA 43 Exchange Student from Royan, France4, WAGNER, BONNIE Pep Club 13 FHA 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Speech Club 33 FTA 3,43 Sweetheart Candidate of FHA 3, WALTERSCHEID, BETTY LOU Choir 1, 23 Pep Club 13 FNA 3,4, Vice-President 4. WELTY, MARVIN ll WAGONER, ANN FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Recording Secretary 43 Speech Club 1 23 FTA 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Pep Club 1. WALLACE, IAN Band 1, 2, 3,43 Stage Band 43 Tri-State Band 33 FTA 43 Hi-Y 43 Choir 43 Speech Club 1, 2, 33 Thespians 43 All-School Play 2, 3,43 Boys' Quartet 4, WERTENBERGER, ERIN Red Cross 2 3 President 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Art Editor 3 4 Speech Club 3 FTA 4 Chou' 3 4 All Region Choir 3 Boys Quartet 4 WILHELM, Jos FFA 1, 2, 3,4, DE Club 1. ZINSER, IUDY Library Club 43 Librarian 43 FNA 4, Selecting a college to attend after graduation is a hard job for a Senior. Reed Green, Paul Higgins, Joe Reinauer, Gary Roland, Pat Robbins are shown looking over catalogues from different colleges before they confer with Mr. Phillips, SENIORS WILLSON, LEROY DE Club 43 Transferred from Tulia, Texas 1. WIMAN, SYLVIA Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 B Team Football Queen 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, All-Region Choir 33 Student Council 2, Secretary 23 Office Assistant 43 Pep Club 13 Home Room Secretary 43 Sextet 1, 23 Trio 3, 4. One of the biggest events of the Senior's life is getting his Senior ring, Helen I-Iidiroglou is shown here trying a ring size on Joelle Tillier - Laroche as Stanley Furh- rnan, Joe Allen, Bill Ponder, Danny Martin, Jim Boyd, Donnie Renfro, Erin Wertenberger, Gwin Morris look on -Q. 's JP rfb , 4 .. Tx: .X - . 2 ' '-1 u v ,J 'W F ff + ,, wa, 'Avy' QNX X !',l' sf fwfr an . .,...n' .Y C2 .JW .-5 jk gogg- rm... ,.,. .. 4..,.4,., ,- x----H - 4-Q-f 4---H-A --M--- V V -....,,,.V ,,,, Y- , , Y LY - W ,. --.w..,. Q ..,....1.... 12-av -Qpf I Q QM ,bf - qv- . .... 4... 1 f Ye ya ,ami .gb ., , x 3 'W lf, .' i Q ,fu jg qfib' Al' 3 -3??. A J 531:- , ':1 lr .rf . 1-nqfd H GLQNDA ALLISDNY - - -'- l ------ ' sE'c'K-Jiri ' ' 'A1A'cKn5 Mumocrf' 1 - -- -f -1 GENE MEACHAM - - - - - - - Vice President KAY SCOTT ---- - - - - - Treasurer Representing Russia 316 ALLISON, GLENDA BARNETT, NELDA BAYNE, DUDLEY BE ZNER, CAROL ANN BELL, ROY BELLAR, GLENNA KAY UN IOR CLASS EOLINCOR, RAY BLOCKER BRI DGES, IONNA LEE BETTY BOOMER, BRORMAN, MARGARET DELORES 5 BET ZEN, TIMOTHY The crew and cast of the Junior Play are taking curtain calls. 'VM BROWN, JIMMY BROWNE, AZALEE SSO i 'v' V BRYANT, BILL CA NSLER, ALLEN CA SSELS, DWA YNE CHILDERS, SANDRA CHRISTMAN, LO1s CLEVELAND, DA NNY UN I ORS COFFIN, JUDY GoNIcwRIGHT, JIMMY cox, LINDA DOBBS, LARRY DZUIK, DRERUP, ANN RUTH FINGHER, DZUIK, DUFUR, RUTH DAVID MARY GRIFFITI-L KAY GUINN, LUGENA GUSEMAN, GARY HARRISON, HERMAN HEAD, JAMES .'. GANDY, IULIAN GARRISON, HARLEY GODWIN, BUDDY 2 7w 9 E' jf ,LA ,5- CRAIG, BONNIE CRIST, GARLAND 1 U3 sw DIRKS, BILLY 11' Y ? T7 HERSHEY, MARVIN HIGGINS, JANET HODGES, JERRY HUSMANN, JEANETTE Honors, TERRY HOLLENSTEIN PATsY HUDSON, DEAN Jim Brown turns on the charm to Betty Walser in the Junior Class Play. KEETON, WILBUR UN IOR CLASS INMAN, SAUNDRA INMAN, JACOBS, ALICE BARBARA ISABELL, Jssxo, VIRGINIA HERMAN 522 KIMBELL, LAVBRNB KRIBGSHAUSBR, GARY KUBACEK, ROBERT LANCL JERRY 1.BMoNs, BETH JUNIOR CLASS MERCER, CHAUNCEY MILLER, GAIL MINOR, SUE ,qx MORRISON, EDWIN MU DROCH, JACKIE MUTT ER, DORCEY MCCARVER, A NNE MCGEE, JUDY LOPEZ, IUANITA LOPEZ., MARGURITA LYTAL, BILLY MERCER, ROBERT MINER, MESSENGER, GARY JOHN MARCONTELL, DONNIE MEACHAM, GENE fd 'vii MEIWES, MARGIE Betty Walser seems to have everybody's attention as she enters the door in the Junior Class Play. MORA, PAUL 'FZ' ,... is NAFZGER, DANNA NEWELL, MARILYN OWENS, SHEILA PA DILLA HELEN PAETZ CAROL PARKER, PAT Five teenagers in the Junior Play are convincing Jimmy Brown that he should date Betty Walser. RAYBURN, IEANETTE RENFRO, BOBBY REZNIK, DOROTHY JUNIOR CLASS PATTERSON, SHERYL PARSONS, POWELL, NANCY RUTH PARKER, POOL. PRUITT, VERENA JANE ROYCE LEE 1 'i ROBERSON, SANDRA ROE, IEANETTE ROGERS, JOAN SCOTT, KA YE SHAFFER, LINDA if JU 10115 STRANGE, ROSA LEE VAUGHN, RANDALL V2.7 WATSON, MARTHA WEAVER, JA NELL WELTY, R. C. WERTENBERGER, GA RY SMITH, CARLIE SMITH, ANN SPRINGER, TwYLA SMITH, MICKEY , f .MW f f fm, f Y f, ' 6115 ff ,W A' if ' . ZA. f -f f rw-+F Q., W , kyi,, Lf!14 W-,ff L 4, W ' 1 . xg my Msg -M: ,wm pfdz f M qv L wx W , U., gy V , ww A1 A 552 .A , -wlniif 1'-Mizz , ,1f,v,w A 'A 4 SYM in 2414? 'f if iw -31 , 3 - 5 WV' ,wg 25' 9 ,QQ fi 422 fymawi, , ff ,fr M41 V 1,, VY ':eA1gSawm2.g1 ,ks 1 'A K ,. gg A W ymm Z 6 Q 14' 'ws 1' K 3? -E X z we w V M EE? i ' ff w N 0 r fy ? S 1- 11' 3 ff 1 ' wx . ill A if if Q ,5 ai., E Q, ,aid ,Q W ,Eg ,I J 51 xx. Qfufw 5---'fy 'w w-.W J 1, 3 K, Av- '-Q SOPHOMORE CLASS Albracht, Kay FX X I Austin, Io Ann Auten, Jane Baker, Billy Baldwin, Eugene Bamett, Billie Jean Beavers, Walteen Beckman, Linda Bell, Pat Bell, Robert Bettis, Ada Mae Betzen, Kenneth Blythe, Sandy ..!'l Showing moving pictures and slides that further point out world history events is typical in Mrs. Buck's Sophomore classes. f , N as ,, KX . , - f . fl Botkin, Ronnie Brorman, Elizabeth Bryan, Douglas Burrus, Charles ,, ar r I K ' ' n J l 1 ? AA Bowen, Gay Brumley, Sandra Burrus, Cecelia Buttrill, Alvadee 5' 6 C. .fl Ma r -A Q., . ru -1' . E Byers, Ronnie Carthel, Shirley 1 mr' lv- C ampbell, Roy Caster, Ronnie SOPHOMORE CLASS Collier, Jimmy Cole, Kay fix Combs, Greg -,Q-5x 5: gf Conway, Clint Cox, William Edward Crump, Zell C ulpeppe r, Hallie Hmmm! Did they get the heart our all right? Kenneth May seems to be doing all the work while Rita Latham and Marilyn Jones look on. Clark, Jerry Coffman, Thomas P. sf- X, 2 if Clay, Pam Coker, Mary Lois s 'T Curtis, Shirley Daniel, Karen Sue Davis, Molly Diller, Carolyn Dominguez, Belizario Duncan, Martha 4 13-1 J-XT. F 111 H . it 'R WAN fs 'i V , as ffl 1' X 1 -. 'S fb s -1 y-,.. I.. 5 ,-. 7 Dutton, Don .Quo in 3 .K,. f' ' ,g g , Fr' , C ,NL ft, 4' fx ,A fra , C i SOPHOMORE Dutton, Frank Farmer, Sharon Flippin, Carl Fowler, Patsy Frank, Sandra Fryar, Dewane Fuller, H. S. Gallagher, Mike Gandy, Glenna Gentry, James Gomez, Jeff Green, Nancy CLASS f pf-Y ,iffy Green, Tommy Griffith, Craig Hagar, Edith Hammett, Carolyn Harris, Charles Hersley, Joe Higgins, LuAnn Higgins, Virginia 'umm f 4' P F R 1 H K .f gg -11 , K u if y if I X I pus , xi 'Q -'QS w., 3 X 1 5 A r H f f , ff Higgins, Wanda Holt. Cherry House, Fredda Huckeff. Joe Frank Q ,I I I' 7Q Hunter, Evelyn HUSem3l'l, 101111 Ingalls, June Inman, Margaret These sophomores, Karen Sue Daniels, Suzanne Yarbro, and Robert Bell do mingle, on occasion, with other name- less schoolmates . Ivie, Bill Jackson, Bobby Johnson, Jerry Jones, Dean ,G yum . -i l , V ' ' V . 1 g t ,..f+' mafia,- SOPHOMORE CLASS Jones, Marilyn Jouett, Wanda Kent, Carol Kimball, Lee King, Bobby Kriegshauser, Deanna Kropff, Stan Lance, Ann Latham, Rita Lesley, Donny Loerwald, Patsy Lopez, Paulita Madden, Novella W is I. Ms. 'fi ,f Wifi , SOPHOMORE CLASS Martin, Anna Martin, Carroll Martin, Marion Martin, Martha May, Kenneth Miller, Carl Milner, Wayne Moore, Paula Moore, Sandra Moreno, Rose Moreno, Zulema Morton, Jean Xl ' . fy . 1 Morton, Ioan Mousner, Johnny Mulkey, Fred Muse, Marjorie Myers, Lee McCort, Chermayne McNeese, Jackie McQuigg, Roger ?v,. ., f12 Q -' 12 J ' if at ,V ha iz, g ? A xx Clyde Whitaker - President, Jimmy Collier - Secretary and Henry Ranspot - Vice President, .are the officers of Mr. George's homeroom. ill ...Q fi , Mfr J fl 1 Ll XM' McWhorter, Steve Newman, Sharon Noland, Bill Northcutt, Ray Northcutt, Wayland Packard, Kay if -r R I Paetzold, Corky Paetzold, Donald -ora CDN P11'! ng 55:1 1 t- 5. Fa U U 932 -2: 'sa EF cu l-ll-l E. fn In ' 1 J' 'K -A 'J . Lf' ,C 'QP .MM J .gg y I SOPHOMORE CLASS Poarch, Wesley Pruitt, Merry Kay Puckett, Willie Ramey, Janice Ranspot, Henry Reeves, Coleen Renfro, Linda Riley, Don Ritchie, Curtis Robinson, Tommie Kaye Roe, Joyce Rountree, Barbara Peters, Dennis I wi, Q47 9 I .-my Pu H 4 X., L. X t ,ns Q!! ,gn 1- Mn. f Salinas, Noe ., ,s graft, ff ' l at, E it s 5, 4 gi 'Wu 'f1 '.i5:sY:-..z'.Z'Z: IPJH. . 41, ' iii sv is ,r , X xxffe 2 J, ' is M fi' , gs, 4 A '-t SOPHOMORE CLASS Saul, Sammie Scott, Don Self, Audrie Sessams, Bobbie Shepherd, Wyndolyn Skypyla, Eddie Skypyla, Mary Smith, Cecil Smith, Vera Smithers, Jimmy Smithers, Tommy Snead, Carol 3 if fa S X, fs.. A Sparkman, Tommie Sparks, Sylvia Stewart, Dorothy Tannahill, Gary Caught again! These sophomore girls, as usual, are indulging in their favorite pastime: talking. Thomas, Charles Thomas, Jerry , Si? Q! 153 2 Thomas, Edwin Thompson, Lynn fi 4? 'G Teiffel, Barbara Townsend, LaMar Townsend, Sandra Tumer, Anita - , Q C 1 i , ' if , it as , if ' 1, Vasek, Charles Ray Vogler, Leon Wagner, Ruth Ward, Phyllis as 'Y 'Q Walser, Ken Warrick, Norma 'a SOPHOMORE CLASS Welty, R. C. West, Tommy Whitaker, Clyde Wilhelm, Beatrice Wilson, Wendell Wiman, Joy Witherspoon, Linda Womble, Leldon Woolery, Kay Wortham, Jeanette Wright, Dickey Yarbro, Suzanne Weemes, Melinda 3, 1 '9 S , 4 I f E C? 'sf 'g-'54 I I - .Q 1 .QQA My 'we 'zyf'-A '44 58 rf x, v. , V 1 .. ,s ., U3 hh. , Pg x , .A.. MA sf: 'mfg' 4-z 2. ,, 9 Y. rl ,' 1 ii 64 K I ig z-gi 1 Y! uf -A557 U.,-.. L. wie-,, 'fa V A mv 'gf 6 .., --+--.Q X M X1-P X ,- ,L...X '1-9, ,gr Q , ,,,. ...,.,, N, , 5 -Fi -xv ', X2 5 Q al 11 ' 1.......L. Yes sir, the life of a typist is sure complicated these days. Charles Burrus is dazed, Carol Ann Bezner and Jean Barnett are engrossed, while Zell and Doris brown the teacher, Mr. Corder. Yep, it's getting so a body can't be free and loose like in the old days. - Linda Renfro - Mr. Murphy's Home Room. Tommy Robinson, Vice -Presidentg Barbara Tiefel, Treasurer, Virginia Hig- gins, President, and Lynn Thomp- son, Secretary, focus their atten- tion on some creature awaiting dissection in the biology room. Mr. Garner's Home Room. Kay Pack- ard, Secretary, instructs Johnny Mous- ner, President, in the art of playing the bass hom, Wesley Poarch, Vice-Presi- dent, eagerly awaits his tum for en- lightenment, I22 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM OFFICERS Joe I-lersley, President of Mr. Cor- der's Home Room, dictates to Zell Crump, Secretary, as Billie Jean Barnett, Vice-President, looks on. Mr. Si1verii's Home Room. Molly Davis, Secretary, looks on as Corky Paetzold, Vice -President, and Lisle Patton, President, vie for her attentions. Now boys, says Patsy Fowler, Secretary, to Jim Pavlicek, Presi- dent, and Dennis Peters, Vice-Pres- ident, as they , supposedly clean the erasers, They are officers of Mrs. Thomas's Home Room. s X .. ,.' 'ht . ., ' ' f , 4 . .'f' L A study of U. S, geography will clearly show . . . points out Rita Latham, Secretary, to Ronnie Bodkins, President, and Mary Lois Coker, Vice-President, officers of Mr, Kit- chens Home Room, S 1 . 2 S s 3 5 41 IV: FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES JUDY FOWLKES JOHN BUCK Representing Sweden LXNTONALLRED- -- ----v1cE suzANNE LANGLEY - - - - - OFFI -Pmasmsur WALKQ wuus - TREASURER BEVERLEY BOYER Representing Italy DBI SECRET ' fain-,V W 'A Z1 - - - - - - - R ,iff N d fda, FRESHMAN CLASS B 'W' Albracht, Roger Allison, Edward Allred, Lynton Alrnager, Erlinda Anderson, Harold Anderson, Terry Austin, Robert Bain, Larry Barnett, Doris Batterman, Gene Beasley, Brenda Bell, Rose Betzen, Karen Betzen, Phyllis Bezner, LaVeme Bezner, Sharon Bishop, Gail Bonesio, Mickey Boyer, Beverly Bradford, Nicky Bradley, Judy Brooks, Carolyn Buck, John Bumpass, Danny Buse, Johnny Buttrill, Jerry Lynn 1 4 . 'r J 1 Q L e- R da. 1 'Y' r A X 'T 1, J A 'Y' 053 'Q we 4 eil ,I ,sa , wi x I Mrs, Prowell s homeroom offrcers are: Joyce Ann Johnson wald - Vice - Secretary-Treasurer, Ken Loe President, and Sharon Bezner I.. FABRICS I? 'VG' 1 3, YW' ,- 113 ' -Q. .1 l- FRESHMAN CLASS Duggan, Gary Duncan, Charlene Duvall, Dyann Dziuk, Jim Edwards, Linda Edwards, Nancy Eldridge, Carol Elliott, Donald Erdman, Bernadette Estep, I. W. Evans, Fayrene Eaughn, Roxie Fincher, Eddie Fogle, Ronald Fowlkes, Judy Fuhrmann, Glenda Gallagher, Eddie Gandy, Eddie Garrett, Darell Garza, Erline Garza, Victorianna Gearn, Geary Gililland, Maribeth Gililland, Necia Gillentine, Sara Gomez, Alice Gomez, Trinidad Good, Roy Goodman, Doris 'V 'VN A I i T 'v fx x . V' ,x Q I A A V7 G Mr. Wade Thompson's homeroom officers are: LaVonne X' f , Thompson - Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Miller - Vice Presi 1 ' dent, and Donna Rogers - President. f Tl' K3 T2 4 qt Y Z '1 i fi f- swf? 1.5 tif if Q ,sins Gonzalez, Silvero Gray, Billie Ann Green, David Greenway, Ronald -41' Gresham, Barbara An Hagar, 5 a 4 Roger n up 2 -A ,ii , M ? Jw Joe Mack se- 1 Harder, l 5 Gerald n i'St+..agglI l 3,9- in , 'S E Y Harris, VHA, Marjorie Harris, Wanda U Henry, Fred Hernandez, Bobby H'gg' s Wilma H1 Sharon Presider t Lynton Allred is shown here dictating to Nancy Edwards Secretary as Jerry Curtsinger Vice President advises them They are officers in Mr Stanley s homeroom Hodges Dennis Hoff Judy Hoffman Helen Howe Loretta Howell Eldon Hudson Bobby Hudson WaaDee Hudspeth Sara Hutcheson, Carolyn ,S r wal Jacobsen, Marcus Johnson, A. J. Johnson, Joyce Ann Jones, Linda Justice, Avie Keeton, Joyce FRESHMAN CLASS Kirby, Jeff Kubacak, Polly Kuper, Carolyn Kuykendall, Virgil Lackey, Mar-Gwen P . Qu- W ,gn ,A K I I Langley, Suzanne Lee, Daryle Lee, Gracie Leffel, Charles Lemons, Kay gl fr sf I- Officers of Mr. Robinson's homeroom are: WaaDee Hudson - Secretary, Mary Russell - President, Martha Russell - Vice President. Logan, Geneva Lopez, Mike Marnell, Jim Martin, Eva Leen Martin, Fred Martin, Scott Mason, Dickey Means, Judy Mercer, Ann Merworth, Joyce Miller, Billy Monroe, Barbara Moore, Janet Moore, Troy Don Moss, Jerry 4' 'V '-3 ,fn- ' ni- f 1 re, Lester, Kay Livesay, Patsy Lockhart, Betty Sue Loerwald, Kenneth ll' 3 , X - Q-P - 14? M, f Q ff' Q 'Q me Q nu: .Y M v 4 'C? I' 6 'M fn-. 'UK I N1 wr if 'mv saw v A ff 'M I 34 I f E Fra if on 4 ' l ,re U A 1 A ' is I env 45 it -4-waht an fw- 55,1 ms., is ,AQ fgvg A49 4 1:'::. ' Neill, Kaye Nelson, Glen Olguin, Gertrude Orsbom, Kermit Q' bfi -..-' ,4- .- 7' is , 4 -fr . a Q X 1 'AQ ,1 , . J f if I, FRESHMAN CLASS Mudrock, Alice McCaslin, Carl McClain, Kathryn McDowell, Dan McGee, Leslie V N Randy Dowell - Vice -me- rr my ji President, John Buck A , President, and Kay Lemons - Secretary ,QW are officers of Mr. - Johnson's homeroom. 4 fi in Parker, Toni Parris, Walker Patterson, Vera Ponder, Martha r.. 4 1? fs '9' T' .Pi Q Powell, Larry Price, Delores Price, Judy Provence, Tommy Prowell, Shari Pulliam, Barbara Raybum, Ronald Reese, Jan Reinauer, Jimmy Rhodes, Virginia Rickman, Catherine Rickman, Dennis Riley, Mary Roberts, Virginia Rodriguez, Fred Rodriguez, Maryolga Rogers, Donna Rogers, Roy Rowland, Judy Rule, Andy Russel, Martha Russel, Mary Scott, David Scott, waldon Sears, Helen Sellers, David Shreve, John Shultz, Joe Slaughter, Diqkie Smith, Judy Smith, Shirley Sparkman, Bonnie Stapp, Inge Stallins, Jack Stephan, Linda Stevens, Dwane Steward, Edna Story, Joy Strange, Virgil Sumner, Andy Teaschner, Tim Thompson, La Vonne Thompson, Shirley Tisdale, Sammie fx: 'X -M , .4 - FACULTY E d I33 I 'g Q41 H., 7 ss FACULTY Charlie Bell, band director, doesn't seem to get Social Studies teacher is Mrs. Billye Buck. Her enough music by teaching, as his hobby is Hi-Fi. escape from the problems of teaching is working out doors. an unusual hobby of working with mosaic tile. She is also an Annual Staff sponsor. ' -' English and art teacher, Mrs. Viola Chisholm, has 2 . XM Mrs. Charlotte Calvert, English I and science in- stmctor, enjoys painting during her leisure hours. Laveme Corder, commercial teacher, enjoys play- ing basketball, and watching too, as a hobby. Being sponsor of the An- nual Staff and P.E. in- structor, takes a lot of Mrs. Dodson's time, but she manages to find some spare moments to paint. ,,,,,.,....-an-I T' ,,,,. 5... FACULTY Ch 4 ' 5...-4 Mrs. Grace Thomas, English and foreign language Math teacher and Cgach. Ighn Thompggn' practices teacher, enjoys working with her many flowers in his golf swing 50 he will be up to par on the Course, her spare time. History and civics teacher, Robert Thompson, takes pleasure in looking at slides as his hobby. ,tux W as ,,..-.- 1- Bobby Williams, head football Coach and math teacher reads the sports page as his hobby. r'T Z E -. Wade Thompson, Vocational Agriculture instructor, likes all kinds of sports and they take up most of his spare time. Virgil Young, chemistry and physics instructor spends his time working with model trains. .J LEE EJ EIEI -Q' i ALM MATER Hail, Hereford High School Hats off to you! Ever you'll find us Loyal and true. Firm and undaumed Always we'11 be, Hail to theuglgol we love roast X. 1- I ' X 1 ' , . . x , 1 I . o ' X 1 v A 1 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY I I f y wi N Ni lf' fi, Q , , 1 X ' X x v ' ' W , n ! x, V: ah xy J 4 A. A X , Y X M X 9,1 P LL Nw f' X' X A 53' f X IA MV fx W My XJ NE, 4' V' , fm 1' MHJ7! A A It J ilk 91 UMW if ikiggg Cf QQAQAF GBX ff Q ml GJ Q, f C N 1' L' lu Q U! P111 I ' , lj VC' e ,M 1, .1 ' f 22 W PM . U Nu' rl A. 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