Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

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This could have been the man of whom Cicero said they can treat humble subjects with delicacy, lofty things impressively, and moderate things temperatelyf' To this man, Herbert W. Smith, who has taught us how rewarding life can be in the search for knowledge, and whose genuine interest in every girl has made this year a truly memorable one for each of us, the Class of 1957 is privileged to dedicate its Annual. ?.S 2fI,W. 1' Asbim 325. 1 9' FH K EF' Ilitlfili WW'xE5W5J'L'Jm'91T5C?l Ll5KIYl CCC i ! .712 fem OFICI22 PATRICIA LANCASTER Patricia Lancaster, who passed away in her First Form year, was a member of the Class of 1957. It is with fond memories that we dedicate this page to her. . . . But yet I ireurure in my memory Your gif! of churify, umi young heurfr eufe, Ami the cieur honour of your umityg For there once mme, my life is rich with there. GEORGE SANTAYANA Uk Goffaye I 9 2 I 7 9 5 7 li W ,Nga g , . X31 A' A ,-of , 1 -, , A tl ' 1 , , UL d A EVA ,. W Y I '. 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With humor and patience you have interpreted the Southwest and The Hockaday School to its new part-time, acting Headmaster from the North. If the year, as this book suggests, has held some of the delight of My Fair Lady, the roles have often been reversed: I have learned more from you than how to pronounce 'pecan' or wear a Texas hat. You have honored me with your trust, and have not disappointed mine. The whole school has benefited from your willingness to assume wide responsibility, and to use power firmly but without arrogance. You have been candid in facing your own short- comings and generous about each others'. In addition, your abounding energy has kept the academic record of the Class high, its intellectual curiosity insatiable, its leadership in public -in the Christmas Vespers, for example, or the Carnival-well up to Hockaday's traditional- ly high standards,-and enough surplus has remained for a healthy amount of spontaneous nonsense. I wish Miss Hockaday could have known you, for you have done much to make her school what her English friend, Rebecca West, says a community should ideally be- a shelter where all talents are generously recognized, all forgivable oddities forgiven, all viciousness quietly frustrated, and those who lack talent honored for equivalent contributions of gracious- ness. So it is with gratitude, respect, and affection that your Headmaster bids farewell and god- speed to the Graduating Class of 1957 as students, and welcomes you to the goodly fellow- ship of Hockaday Alumnae. MRS. WILLIAM G. DUNCAN Director of Acfivitief ELIZABETH B. MILTON Head of Refidence MRS. C. D. LANCASTER Registrar MARJORIE BENNETT Lower School Principal MARY REYNOLDS Director of Admissions 1 RICHARD RURY Business Manager MRS. EMERSON BOROUGHS MRS. D. O. LIVELY Headmastefs Secretary Executive Housekeeper BUSINESS OFFICE: Mrs. Georgia Bankhead, Louise Kribs, Richard Rury. Nurse Nurse MRS. MCCRUM, MRS. PRICE MRS. ROGER THOMPSON MRS. MARTHA LOWREY Lower School Secfetafles 1 1 2vkLR-Rf- ' fi if-wi ,R fliv-.Qf.,f4i.f..- ww:-W.a.i. Assistant Head of Residence: MRS. DAN O'CONNOR Receptionist: BESS FUNK 7 was u f RESIDENCE COUNSELORS - Seated: Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Turriff. Standing: Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Harrison. RESIDENCE COUNSELORS - Seated: Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Kirk. Standing: Mrs. Stalcup, Mrs. Underwood, Pauline Hanson. Not pictured: Miss Bess Trent. ADMISSIONS, PUBLIC RELA- TIONS, ALUMNAE OFFICERS - Seated: Mary Reynolds, Marjorie Burns. Standing: Mrs. D. E. Hol- brook, Mrs. Calvin Blair, Mrs. James H. Rose, Mrs. Wade Harrison. 5 X BUS DRIVERS-Mr. Coffee, Mr Green, Mr. Cooksy, Mr. Harbison Mr. Rather, Mr. Beasley, Mr. Fun: derburg, if STANFORD CARLSON MRS. DAVID English. B.A., M.A., U. of CIUFFARDI Minnesota English. M.A., S.M.U. czcu f MRS. JOHN ORAM Spanish. B.A., M.A., Barn- ard, Columbia. MARY COX WYATT English. B.A., S.M.U. ROBERT M. MERRITT, JR. English. B.A., Amherst Col- legeg M.A., Browng M.Ed., Mass. State Teachers. ilfwgsfx at 3. fr .. . . K ..,, ,ia .. ,D MRS. GEORGE MARGUERITE B. FEUERSTAHLER GRQW Latin, English. B.A., Col- Latin, BA., Daniel Baker lege of New Rochelleg M.A., Northwestern U., Brown U., Michigan State. CALVIN H. BLAIR HELEN DAVIS JULIA ANN DYER History. B.A., M.A., B.Ed., History. B.A., M.A., Grove History. B-A-, M-A-, 5-M-U Washington State College. City, U. of Pa. 'ii Www Q L if i s :'V ff S 1 i y A .,A J 1 if i l ,,i g I Q A I S i f ' ii i ,, K l . - if- . f . f-gQ,f1f ii Q V. ' ,,.,. A . . , V. 1- LLLLV' to ' i if .1 . .ib,fi: . gQ lQ F- WT fl- . - . ' 'tif Axim. - -J 11,1 ' L' Y- V f.,, . A , V -- l ' All ' i e M H . - A- - rsii as r , i up ,p H H K. 'K - .K an ,k,, If ' ' f M I K I I j.k: ii.5 333g5?.k ., 3. Ti. K . . H .,.,A V,k, A liiwkl, . ,Q A ,, 1.1 ,.. - ' ' 'L , V ff5w f L . I ,f . . ..,L-, ., ,. . I ' .-,, 5 'i 5 i if 'k ff ii , I e.f' . , I L4 ' ' A , W. K. MCNABB NANNIE D. ANDREWS MRS. O. MRS, JOE HOUSTON l Mathematics. B.A., M.S., U. Mathematics. B.A., U, of HUTCHINSGN SHELTON u of Michigan. Texasg M.A., N.T.S.C. Mathematics. B.A., South- Mathematics. B.A., M.A western University. U, of Louisville, acu ly CI-AUDINE MRS. R. C. DANIEL COULANGES French, Spanish. B,A., B.S. I French. B.A., Sorbonne, LS., '1 4C-U., U. of Okla. Sophie Newcomb. homa. EDMOND ABEL MRS. WADE HARRISON LILLIAN GRIFFITHS THOMAS MERRIMAN Science. Oberlin, S.M.U. Bible. B.A., M.A., Trinity, Librarian. A.B., Hastings Music App., Glee Club S.M.U. College. B.L.S., St. Louis Voice. B.M., Indiana Uni Library School. versity. LA VERNE WALKER PATRICIA ANN TOOL Speech, Drama B.A., M.A., Aft, Aff App, B,F,A,, U, of U. of Texas. Denver. acu Q 'Ui' f . .fl A V . . if A ' If i lu., i 'm . :i':.3f f f MARY EVANS BROWN Piano. U. of Colorado, Cornish, Juilliard School of Music. JANICE LOCKE Piano. B.M., Cincinnati Cons., Peabody Cons. M.A., Boston U. Q.. ily A H x 135- S 2 .2 i , 5 ,gala-11V .u ra, if ifx A 1 QL X X r A MRS. CHARLES BATTERSON Physical Education. B.S., T.S.C,W. .f - W a.-.li 'W ,rf A 3 5 , 4' 2 a S .Q , .K as C V S . ag, Q, at .,-. , ... L iggasft QE N ' if 'rv ...fif'l'Q1f 'Wei-il f' VT: V N51 ffl' ' 57'iEi'li'?1QL,gf1:5321-f.5fE5. as ' S A' Q I s Q a 5 . V ,,,.. .,.,.. O .. . ,Q . . Ri. 3,2 3 xg 15 5 SQ 1 4 Q , .. Y? 5? C. 'E L. . 5 fu, . , X 'Effie . iiifflf -fl-ilf iirszfzie i s ,'Zsa:'. :sf 653135352viii? -i?i K f Gikwiziifffiiwil -' .M x N ?:,.'l ml P gg ' ggg-fK:.o K Y .qui . .: :, L, I wx 5. P-, . E., .. . .xg . av V, F .M m W ff: -51. -1 .aa ,K 1 .1 in faei...S. ,.:, V' - -in - .... :. . may aa. W-. - fe- . W .1 ...k,-HES, ... .,, rr M .Y.,,a, .- fa- . BRUCE DOUGHERTY Juilliard School of Music. MRS. BRUCE DOUGHERTY Piano. B.A., Wellsley f., Q. l .1 I ,...-. W... i ,av - L.--1, - -'zpffl-' if ai-. . Qi Ksrzfikf' N 4' WRST- -:rs rl Xa: ge X AE Y as r gc mlm ' 'I if ffr' Q .552 :,. ' 5 if Q ts T 1 X in Q1 5 .L 5 3 ' fx zifr. psi' 'X l Q- L lie iifk S V V' .ilif 1 Zim fin, A fin ', . f Hail. if . LM. MRS. EDMOND ABEL Recreation Director. B.A., Oberlin. , l BERNIE REA Piano, B.S., T.S.C.W. MRS. SANNIE O,CONNOR Voice. T.C.U. Cons., Michi- gan Cons. FOURTH FORM OFFICERS-Left to right: Susan Sibbitt, jo Glassell, Barbara Beaird, Caro Alexander, Miss Davis, Effie Ladopoulou. ourff gofm The Fourth Form girls have had a full schedule during their last year at Hockaday. The Senior trip was the first event on the agenda, followed by the Christmas formal on December fifteenth. The class presented The Torchbearersj' a comedy by George Kelly, in january. The spring brought a round of graduation parties, and, of course, the tra- ditional Prom on April twenty-seventh. The class projects of the year were having charge of Chapel and publishing the Directory. For her help and guidance through our Senior year, we particularly want to thank our sponsor, Miss Helen Davis. Our thanks, too, to Mr. Smith and Mrs. Duncan, who have given so much of their time to the Fourth Form. The Class of 1957 wishes the Class of 1958 the very best of luck. OFFICERS Pfgfideflf --------......... ...,.............. C ARO ALEXANDER Vice Preridezzz ....... ,,,,,,......... J O GLASSELL Se'rf'c'lf11'y .............. ......... B ARBARA BEAIRD Day Trea.f111'e1'. .............. SUSAN SIBBITT Boarder Trea.rzz1e1 ........ EFFIE LADOPOULOU KATHERINE ADAMS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Math Club: 1955-56 Annual Staff: 1956-57 Four-cast Staff: 1955-56 Glee Club: 1955-57 School Service Committee: 1955-56 z? fJ The enthusiasm of a firecracker, a quiet mischief C,h ' . under gold red hair, the kindness and tact of a genuine 1 lady, yet the lovable spontaneity of an elf-these are dis- Ag, Q tinguishing marks of Kit. She has had particular in- qfigf My ,Mm terest in her work with LOWER SCHOOL, group - lift supervision, and she has served energetically as a sen- Q '31 ior cheerleader and as Glee Club treasurer. in ' Ever losing things, she is yet ever amazed at herself ii i-A ,, A --t1ft for the loss-to the endearing amusement of her devoted - tl ----p,, classmates. Kit's brands are individualism and the un- S' if . ,,,Q expected. She will be remembered for her continuous Qi ,-'- generosity of ideas and of service, and she will be missed A by each of us who go our different ways-after Hocka- fi- ' '--' day. 5 5 xzl v QM Y F 1 1 CAROL ALDENHOVEN Fort Worth, Texas Attended I-Iockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-54 Athletic Shield: 1953-54 Courtesy Cap: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-54 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Math Club: 1955-54, 1956-57 Art Club: 1954-56 President of Art Club: 1955-56 Community Service Committee: 1956-57 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 Chairman of Vespers: 1956-57 For four years Carol has graced the Hockaday cam- pus. In her very sincere way she has succeeded in mak- ing a countless number of friends, not only among the students but also the administration. Her artistic abili- ties have proven to be an invaluable aid to many Hocka- day functions. Whenexfer there was a job to be done Carol very pleasantly and most willingly offered her help, and very often carried the full responsibility. Carol has succeeded in carrying out two very impor- tant jobs: The Art Club, of which she was President her Ill Form year, and Chairman of Vespers, in which she has done a remarkable job and handled with great ease. Everyone joins in wishing this Hockadaisy the best that life could give. The College of her choice will cer- tainly gain a wise, considerate, and devoted person. CARO ALEXANDER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years Green Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-55 Courtesy Cap: 1955-56 Ring: 1956 Cum Laude: 1956-57 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-57 Consul, Dux Femina Facti: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1955-54, 1955-57 Annual Staff: 1955-56 Camera Club: 1953-54 Community Service Committee: 1954-55 Student Council: 1956-57 President IV Form: 1956-57 As President of the Fourth Form Caro has shown her ability as an organizer and as a leader. Never con- spicuous, she has always been exactly where she was needed at the right time. Carols outstanding work at the hospitals in her Third Form year characterizes her unselfishness and her sense of responsibility. Her speech is as unassuming as her actions, but talking with her is always valuable and interesting, either because of her intelligence or because of her delightfully subtle sense of humor. It is difficult to summarize all the things that Caro represents in a few words, but if any can do it they are these: Caro is a lady. LINDA ASHBY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 195 5-56 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-56 Math Club: 1955-56 Art Club: 1956-57 Typing Club: 1955-56 School Service Committee: 195 5-56 Linda Ashby, during her two years at Hockaday, has won many friends with her sincerity and friendly man- ner. The possessor of a truly generous nature, she has given freely of herself and her time, to make the lives of others happier. She has spent many weekends at Hockaday with the boarders, and they have spent many weekends in her home. Fun-loving, Linda has en- thusiastically led her class as a cheerleader, and has been an active patron of Tarry House. A true Hockadaisy, were glad to have been classmates of Linda's, and wish her luck at college. JAN E AUSTIN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-55 Roman Banquet: 1953-55 Math Club: 1953-57 Inner Circle: 1953-57 Art Club: 1955-56 History Club: 1955-56 Four-Cast Staff: 1956-57 An enthusiasm for classical music, an interest in and skill at bridge, and a fondness for pizza pie are only a few of the characteristics that jane's friends and class- mates associate with her. Somewhat quiet and retiring, she is one of .strong determination and will for ac- complishment. This is reflected in her splendid contri- butions to the Four-cast, the Math Club, and Entre Nous. Jane has an intuitive understanding of others, She is a loyal friend and spirited companion. She has con- tributed generously of her time and energies to the welfare and progress of the Fourth Form. ' f 5 ' tri: , ' K 53. ,Y ' -f YM- i w - f ' . ,i .'y..f,.-v S. ' :1 :,,f X , 1 ff: -1 7 1 . if Jr .. . , :rs-1' 1 1. ., ,..' A, in 2 fi-f..-4' f s: 1 oi f,,.- . - ' f f V' , : , , K: :SEI-51 sf 'S El' , 1 L p ya, f My , a , K, 'hw 5 f, ,L fi , Q :gai - -' , f sa ff, f -- I ' ' i 5 ,T ., ,i.- eaes t rtpt 3 lx? -7111,-':, :L -V, I , , 3, ,t Qi I . s-as- :.,, 1,1 QQ :AE A :fe as f. -,ip Q, Q fp 's ,',f wr i's'-ww'-f i' -ra fr- LINDA BAILEY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: IVZ years White Team: 1956-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Art Club: 1956 Annual Staff: 1956-57 Annual Photography Editor: 1956-57 Chairman of Dad's Day: 1957 Vitality, wit, and energy are three little words that most aptly describe Linda Bailey. Although Linda has been with us only since early March of last year, she is a vital part of the class and a true Hockaday girl in every sense of the word. She has proved invaluable through her hard work as photography editor of the Annual, and Chairman of Dadls Day. As a friend, Linda is unsur- passed. Her loyalty and ability to 'be there when a friend is needed are perhaps her finest qualities. Her sparkling wit is just another reason Linda is beloved by her class- mates and teachers. We all know Hockaday will miss Linda next year and Good Luck to you, Linda is just our way of saying thanks, and goodbye. Linda has chosen Texas University as her school for next year. Barbara is known to all by her gay brown eyes and her ready laughter. She arrived at Hockaday in the III Form and has since made her place in a large group of friends and acquired a reputation of dependability. She excels in all sports but her favorites are softball and volleyball. Being a House Council member and Secre- tary of the IV Form, Barbara is always ready to help her classmates. Her contributions to her school and her gift for making friends will long be remembered.. BARBARA BEAIRD Shreveport, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Art Club: 1955-57 House Council: 1956-57 President ofl House: 1956-57 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 Y Five feet two inches of sincere friendly personality characterizes Penny Brown. Her enthusiasm, generosity, and kindness have won a place in all our hearts. Penny's work with the Community Service Committee, Vespers, and other school activities has been a definite benefit to I-Iockaday. While being industrious in her studies, she finds time to take active part in school sports, where her athletic ability is demonstrated. Because of the spirit of good will and loyalty that Penny has maintained throughout the two years she has been here, she will be greatly missed next year by the school and her classmates. PENNY BROWN 6 Hinsdale, Illinois Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia:'1956-57 Inter School Relations Committee: 1955-56 Community Service Committee: 1956-57 p Co-Chairman of Vesper Committee: 1956-57 - SARA BUSH Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 Years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Honor Guard: 1956 Cum Laude: 1956-57 Entre Nous: 1953-57 Tu Tertulia: 1955-56 Dramatics Club: 1953-54 Glee Club: 1953-55 Annual Staff: 1954-55 Reading Cup: 1954-56 Third Place National French Contest: 1956-57 i it T l :,i . . A 7 7 - Y iifii C Sara has spent the majority of her years at Hockaday L y - l devoted to ballet. She has contributed her talent, not at - 5, Q A onl to ballet school erformances, but also to Glee , ' ',tt 7 if L Y .P ' p X 7 Club o erettas. In s ite of the reat amount of time I , P , P .8 , -,, t 7 . 7 as 7 7 given to dancing, her scholarship record has remained i 15 p f outstanding. A . . , . Q it it K Few girls really know Sara, but all are fully aware of if ::,: me h 1 ' 1 pf X her rare qualities as a person. Everyone wishes her suc- ppiz- pl! Q -V cess in her chosen field. pjj y fi 3 ii 1 A f -5 f ' V .sssi .1 1 .r - . r- .4 .iw Y . .. if . , . All QWIS ' - 2 -. ..g.,W.a,, H.. Z . . 'Fr f Lim gr f . 1 .. -1 ' ,S , up . . 1 -1 - iw : 1 1 5 ,Q ' 5 'A 1 r f .-I ,V .. . ky. K. -,. .gs . 1 My, tg gg ,I wir lxyafvrg if EVELYN CARY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 7 years White Team: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Art Club: 1955-57 Glee Club: 1955-55 Typing Club: 1953-54 Math Club: 1953-57 Evelyn has been an understanding and sympathetic friend to us all. Is there anything I can do to help? you often hear her say, and if it is at all possible, she will do it. Evelyn has been very generous in offering her home for class parties, and her pool for afternoon swims. Small in stature but gifted with ability, Evelyn aims to be use- ful to her class at all times, whether in making a sug- gestion or driving her car. A good bridge player, she is often found adding to the general merriment in Tarry House. Evelyna, as some of us teasingly call her, is a generous and gracious person. The Class of 1957 wishes her luck and happiness in the years to come. CAROLYN CONNELL Miami, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team: 1955-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Art Club: 1955-56 Annual Staff: 1956-57 Inter School Relations Committee: House Council: 1956-57 President III House: 1956-57 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 Secretary House Council: 1956-57 1955-56 With a calm but merry expression in her blue eyes, Carolyn is a lovely friend. A willing helper and a firm leader, her job is always done competently with no com- plaint. Carolyn sparkles in her tranquility. Oklahoma, her native State, is her greatest hobby. She can often be found laughing and steadily saying boo in the middle of a crowd singing The Eyes of Texas. We have loved having Carolyn at Hockaday, and we hate to send her back. Goodbye, sweet Carolyn, have fun at O.U. JUDY DEAN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Math Club: 1955-56 Inner Circle: 1955-56 Glee Club: 1955-57 Four-cast Staff: 1956-57 Community Service Committee: 1955-56 Judy is a lovely little red-head, who is reserved and yet vivacious. Her quiet temperament reveals her fine, aesthetic feelings while her liveliness appears in her eyes and smile and especially in her snort, quick laugh. She isn't the typical red-head in that she lacks a fiery temper, but she has the red-head spirit. Among judy's outstanding qualities are her understanding and tender- ness. She will always be remembered for her portrayal of the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz and for her delightful questions in fourth period history class. Per- haps the thing that is most characteristic of Judy is the fact that no one has ever heard her say an unkind word about anyone. LORETTA DEN N ARD Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1954-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1954-55 Roman Banquet: 1954-55 Math Club: 1955-55 Inner Circle: 1953-55 Dramatics Club: 1953-54 Art Club: 1954-55, 1956-57 President of Art Club: 1956-57 Glee Club: 1955-54, 1955-57 Typing Club: 1954-55 School Service Committee: 1955-56 Co-Chairman of School Service Committee: 1955-56 . ffl-ifigagt, , , , . ,.. fs.-,Q-vp. 5 -if vi-iz,-. ' . ifsi . . 5 X. ,Il.'ji' f3nr - -7 4 ,, 5f i ii, . We - , . A flash of bright blond hair, the roar of a brand l new car, a gay greeting, and Loretta has arrived. Always 5 . ' ' . ' found in the center of any group, Loretta has made ' r-5, ,f a g- fs 5 numerous friends at Hockaday with her wonderful f -' gg i ' sense of humor. She is always ready to take part in any . Q' i . Q, activity. Examples of this are her participation in the j y g if -1 Senior Play, the Operetta, and her job of publishing - l the Directories, each of which she has entered into with f f enthusiasm. Her creative ability and artistic talent have ' Q r - , . .. '-g resulted in many beautiful dance decorations, and have 9 gf '-,1 1 ,,,g i - f 5 W' led to her election this year as president of the Art Club. it Q Mgi, V tii' it j M Loretta is indeed very attractive, but there is no lt ,--i' Q doubt that she has a great deal of common sense and M f 5 ' A f 5 more to offer than good looks alone. Hockaday's loss next year will be S.M.U.'s gain. ' 1 : . .gg a A fi , vi ,I .. .K , 9 I J PEGGY Jo EASTUS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Courtesy Cap: 1954-55 Tu Tertulia: 1955-56 Roman Banquet: 1953-55 Glee Club: 1955-55, 1956-57 Typing Club: 1953-54 Math Club: 1953-55 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Friendliness, sincerity, and courtesy certainly describe Peggy jo's bright personality. Kindness and considera- tion for others are always apparent toward her teachers and counselors, as well as her classmates. She exemplifies the qualities for which her courtesy stands. Since her musical talent is abundant, her class and school have benefited from her varied contributions in piano, accordion and flute. We extend best wishes for the future to this charming little blonde with the warm and friendly smile. WEN DY FAUN CE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years Green Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-55 Ring: 1957 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-57 Dramatics Club: 1954-55 Glee Club: 1953-56 Typing Club: 1953-54 Four-cast Staff: 1955-57 Editor, Four-cast: 1956-57 Censor of Dux: 1956-57 Math Club: 1953-54 As Treasurer of the class lst year and as Editor of the Four-cast this year, Wendy has been an untiring worker in fulfilling her responsibilities. Bright-eyed, cheerful, and always willing to help, Wendy has been capable of any job assigned to her. She enlivens each day by ex- pressing her enthusiasm in impromptu remarks. Great- ly interested in art and music, Wendy can be found in her spare moments either practicing the piano or sketch- ing familiar scenes. Her sense of humor and endless questions, combined with intellectual curiosity, have made Wendy an outstanding individual. N AN CI LEE FOREE Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1955-54 Athletic Shield: 1955-54 Ring: 1957 Drarnatics Club: 1953-55, 1956-57 Glee Club: 1955-54 Math Club: 1955-54 School Service Committee: 1954-55 Nancy has thumbed her way up through the ranks since the seventh grade. Her quick wit and sparkling personality have endeared her to her class. Often seen wielding a hockey stick, between trips to Tulane Uni- versity, Nancy excels in many fields of which Math is not one. The Dramatic Club will never be quite the same without this helpful Vice-President. Blest with originality and ingenuity, Nancy can always think of things to do. Her short, sleek hair-do is a distinctive part of her appearance. There's quite a treat in store for S.M.U. when Nancy arrives, SUZANNE FRENSLEY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1957 Courtesy Cap: 1954-55 Ring: 1956 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-55 Roman Banquet: 1953-55 Math Club: 1953-54 Dramatics Club: 1953-56 Glee Club: 1953-56 History Club: 1955-56 Editor of Annual: 1956-57 Inter School Relations Committee: 1955-56 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1954-57 To know Suzy is to like and admire her. Her cour- tesy, friendliness, and kindness stem from a genuine in- terest in the well-being and happiness of her friends. In addition to being a good student, she has contributed time, effort, and enthusiasm to almost every phase of school activity, ranging from dramatics to her present position as Editor of the Annual. She has approached this job with the same capability and quiet leadership that made her a successful Third Form President. It is fitting that her achievements were recognized in the awarding of the Courtesy Cap and Hockaday Ring in the Second and Third Forms. Suzanne is representative of Hockaday and Hockaday girls in every fine sense of the word. Student Council: 1955-56 President of III Form: 1955-56 Speech Choir Leader: 1954-55 ,K . ,of . V 3 I , Ngfij flux, ' .I Jo GLASSELL Belcher, Louisiana Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team: 1955-57 Varsity Cheerleader: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 1957 Courtesy Cap: 1955 Ring: 1957 Art Club: 1955-56 Annual Staff: 1956-57 House Council: 1955-56 President Upper Trent: 1955-56 Vice President House Council: 195 5-56 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 Judiciary Committee: 1 95 6-5 7 Poise and dignity, topped by a shining blond head, identify the familiar figure of jo Glassell. jo entered Hockaday as a Third former and was recognized almost immediately for her versatility and able leadership. Her high sense of values, understanding, and friendliness are sincere innate qualities, sustained through deep faith. We are all anticipating a wonderful future for jo, and wishing her all the happiness she so well de- serves. . , . E ff . J. ., . . . .f.. ..Wf.t..,, .... .4i......,,,,,x,W,,,.,L,,,,.,,.,.,., . - - - - -1 - .ff .issro,..f:.:---f---ffxviswr.mi-fmwi-aMrm.xSf,sweat- fr. JANE HALTOM Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Honor Guard: 1953-54 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Dramatics Club: 1953-57 Community Service Committee: 1953-55 President of House Council: 1956-57 Student Council: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1954-55, 1956-57 All at once an eerie jungle cry pierces the green carpeted halls. It's not Tarzan, girls, just George, alias Jane Haltom. Jane's comedy qualities have provided Hockadaisies with much pleasure for four years. But, be- low the surface, one finds more valuable qualities than humor in Jane. Her warm friendliness and kindness have been welcomed by all of her schoolmates. She has shouldered her responsibilities as House Council President and member of Student Council with grace, and has commanded the love and respect of all who come in contact with her. Hockaday will surely miss Jane next year, but it will be glad to let someone else worry with the hourly calls 'Q from the K.A. house at S.M.U. ll Tia iii y . ii. 3 ' mxft 4 L A g i ,. 2' - . ,gas v , , ix, , A, -5 fa - V ,. A . 51,3 In ,. .ik 2 1' T51 ' ' 9 .T 'L . i' j1 , . ,' ' l 2-rg'-ve' f, 3 Q :rug QQ, -'A' ,A 14'-ge , '55-153i-if? ' . , '1' K 'A y ', -.1-f' u ii - 15 K R L 1 3 l I is K Q, 4 l 1 'a l 1 FRANCES HARVEY y Archer City, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 , Athletic Shield: 1955-56 Ring: 1957 Dramatics Club: 1955-57 Glee Club: 1955-57 Stage Manager, IV Form Play: 1956-57 i Fran Harvey, a petite red-head from Archer City, Texas is readily recognized for her kind and helpful spirit which has won her many friends at Hockaday. During her two years here, she has been in the Glee Club and the Dramatics Club. lnclividualism is one of her outstanding character- istics. Fran is never afraid to express her own opinion, to the delight and despair of her friends, and her lovable sense of humor is continually amusing. Our best wishes go with Fran to Texas University next year. NANCY HUGHSTON Midland, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team: 1954-57 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 Athletic Shield: 1955-56 Ring: 1957 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1955-56 Roman Banquet: 1955-56 Tu Tertulia: 1954-57 Math Club: 1954-57 President, Math Club: 1956-57 Inner Circle: 1954-57 Dramatics Club: 1954-56 Annual Staff: 1955-56 Welcorning Committee: 195 5-56 House Council: 1954-55 Nancy is a girl whose vitality and pep are known throughout Hockaday. She is full of spunk, with a portion of devilment. One of her characteristics is to exa erate ever thin she sa s but one soon learns 88 Y 8 1 Y , A not to take her too seriously. Nancy's favorite hideout is junior, where she is constantly engaged in a bridge game. A great organizer, Nancy is a capable leader, easily handling more than her share of responsibility. During y y : her three years at Hockaday she has participated in athletics and clubs, lending her services wherever they are needed. We will miss her next year-especially her extended shoulder blades. x 3 . . , s : W , ly -. , I 3fWf t ri in U il lk H 1 I. ,:k,'.., -,:- - fi - f .f .. ,, .:'l an f ., ,,.Sf's:i If-P1 iti. 7 , . . ' -, I 1 as it: -, - 12.1 :1wt '15' i'fi 'E ' fi Q - Z v Z .i..,, .5 .. afigafssg ,ii j ' . ., f, f . -,ii it 1 .. ., . .. , .,,. -. .-1,1 ,. 5. K. 57 amy, YW. V , , wr, . 'Iii- '4f2':-igtfl hi Qffs . mg: ,. V, , , ggzvglrm 75,1 135 V,V?15..5g 5, ,, ,Q . ,. ,.1. fa -fv ,r -nf. 1-vw-'v - :sw .g . f ae is . - , P. ff '. ' 'ei'-'IWW' A L-:ge .AE 'fu' if I f ,V , ,, , .- ' ali g 't . -ff-ug A ,V ci F W I ,,,.',15zg-.,,,,-.ig W ' -1-:ig 1 K 5, f . , .,,kf ., - f, .V ,r iw 1. ,, KATHRYN HUNTER Kingsport, Tennessee Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-54 Math Club: 1953-57 Inner Circle: 1953-55, 1956-57 Glee Club: 1953-55 Typing Club: 1953-54 School Service Committee: 1954-55 President of Iunior : 1956-57 Boarders Pin: 1953-54 Huntleigh, our blond bombshell from Dixie, is quick- witted and quite resourceful. A fiend for bridge and Satchmo, she divides her time between and the K. A.'s. At night Kay snores, to the dismay of her roommate: during the day she talks in riddles and giggles at nothing. Kay always has a joke ready, but she can be serious too. Quite handy at dealing out nicknames, she also enjoys being teased herself. Among her many duties Kay is President of and of the I-I.N.A.B. Able to adapt herself to any situation, Kay always appears at ease. Her blond page-boy and red sunglasses will leave a vacancy on the campus that will be difficult to fill. JANE HYMAN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1955-56 Glee Club: 1955-55, 1956-57 Annual Staff: 1954-55 Jane is well known at I-Iockaday as the tall, slim girl whose attempts to gain weight are the despair and envy of her dieting classmates. Usually quiet, she is always willing to talk on her favorite subject, music, and has followed up her interest and talent by work in the Glee Club and the junior Symphony League. Her college plans also concentrate on music study, probably at Oberlin. During the years she has been at Hockaclay, in both the Upper and Lower Schools, jane has made many friends by her sympathy, tact, and willingness to listen, and we know that these qualities will continue to bring her friends wherever she may be. HELENA JACKSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-54, 1955-57 Athletic Shield: 1955-56 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1954-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-55 Roman Banquet: 1955-55 Math Club: 1953-57 Inner Circle: 1953-57 Art Club: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1953-54, 1955-57 Four-cast Staff: 1955-57 Business Manager, Four-cast: 1956-57 History Club: 1955-56 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 During the four years Helena has been at Hockaday she has contributed much to our class. Her gay per- sonality and common sense combine to make Helena invaluable when problems come up. She has proved herself very responsible in many jobs including Business Manager of the Four-Cast and managing props at the Operetta. Helena's first loves are music, in which she has a deep interest, and history. In recognition for her out- standing work in history she was chosen this year to at- tend a seminar in Washington and New York. She has also taken an active part in sports, especially hockey. Her friendliness and sense of humor make Helena well liked by everyone. EFF IE LADOPOULOU Athens, Greece Attended Hockaday: 1 year Green Team: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Glee Club: 1956-57 Four-cast Staff: 1956-57 Vesper Choir: 1956-57 Treasurer of IV Form: 1956-57 l 4 y I Lovely dark eyes, a friendly smile and a soft-spoken graciousness are a few of the wonderful qualities which have distinguished Effie in her class. Coming from her homeland, Greece, she has truly made the most of her year at Hockaday as an exchange student. She is always willing to help others and eager to participate in every phase of service to her school. Effie has greatly enriched understanding of life in her country, and has gained many friendships by sharing mutual interests and goals. She is truly a good will ambassador. This attractive blue-eyed blond entered Hockaday in 1955, for her Third Form year. She comes from Tyler, Texas, and is well known among the Hockadaisies as Trish or Tricia. She is a very capable and responsible girl, as was seen by her work on the swimming team, as Secretary of the First House, and as cheerleader for the Green Team. We will miss Patricia next year, but we know that she will be happy at college, where she will continue to win many close friends. PATRICIA LEWIS Tyler, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 OTEKA LITTLE Madill, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team: 1954-57 Athletic Board: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 Athletic Shield: 1955-56 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Dramatics Club 1954-57 Glee Club: 1954-55 Welcoming Committee: 1955-56 Contribution Bracelet: 1954-55 Director of Chapel: 1956-57 S,-A519532 , , A , fy. . , 4 , : pp 1, 1 r A -':' 4 lf , . A if 1 ,215 1 Once a respected resident of the Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, Oteka now lives at Hockaday. For three years she has been active here in athletics, class projects, and in the dining room. Oteka is known as the giggliest V -f 1 A 7' girl on The Row, and is: she is a congenial character, always up to something devilish, particularly in the : library, where she can be found gleefully laughing away her valuable hours for concentrated study. But at times Oteka can be serious, as she is in chapel ' VAZIA p Qchapel lasts for five minutes daily.j The rest of the - j it time she is an energetic, good-natured person, one who A? We ' 4. Q ,Q an-, 1 all -to , 1 fs . X ' : ,W if gg s 15,2 'I 7 !i '.'1f-1? s rw - .rw . sy 2 23. f -I j , , was 4.-, All: Ik, 4. t ew it ' Q : l ' A ','- Y f if 1 4 -- M 1 1 V ,Y-K'- ,': . , J 57,1 .. xg? ,jg , 4 7, lcllle A Q 1 f fo r-i.:Q 525 56 - , f , Cliff' is loved and admired at Hockaday. f'l : , 4 . -.2',1,x. ,, ,,., , From Sweden?', one might say, Is Monica from Sweden? True, it's hard to believe, for Monica Lof- gren, although having been in the United States only since September, has truly become an American teenager, even to the point of losing her British accent. As a cheer- leader, member of the Glee Club and Art Club she has certainly added to life at Hockaday. She is quick to smile, quick to say 'lexcuse me, and quicker to tell you about Sweden. The Scurrys, with whom she is living, have certainly enjoyed her, as she also seems to enjoy Texas life Cespecially the food.j MONICA LOFGREN Stockholm, Sweden Attended Hockaday: 1 year Green Team: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1957 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Art Club: 1956-57 Glee Club: 1956-57 PATRICIA LUBBEN Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team: 1955-57 Captain, Green Team: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 Athletic Shield: 1955-57 Athletic Board: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Art Club: 1955-56 Annual Staff: 1955-56 Best known for her skill and enthusiasm in athletics, Pat was appropriately elected Captain of the Green Team. She has shown herself to be a hard and con- scientious worker-always striving to lead her team to victory. She excells in tennis and has many times helped Hockaday and the Green Team by her ability to handle the racket. That much needed and outstanding quality of good sportsmanship certainly characterizes her. Pat is a favorite of all. Her main interests, besides athletics, vary from music to drawing or to just plain talking. She is friend- ly and has an ever existing sense of humor. From this come her modest remarks which are witty and most entertaining. Because of these qualities, Pat will always have an abundance of friends. i 'xtfxix '--1 . DAGMA SUZANNE LUN N Orange, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team: 1955-57 Varsity Cheerleader: 195 5-57 Entre Nous: 1955-57 President of Entre Nous: 1956-57 Math Club: 1955-56 Inner Circle: 1955-56 Glee Club: 1955-57 Dramatics Club: 1955-56 Boarders Pin: 1955-56 Dark hair and mischievous green eyes . . . quiet and unassuming beauty . . . enthusiastic student of French and President of Entre Nous, who dreams of strolling down Les Champs Elysees . . . A lilting voice eagerly taking part in Glee Club . . . a passion for beautiful records, which are placed in a cherished Hi-Fi collection . . . school spirit which shines as cheers are led at Varsity games . . . a never tiring Sol player . . . contagious laughter and many friends. These qualities are Dagma's. We're so glad she came to Hockaday. SALLIE McCUTCHEON Pecos, Texas Attended Hockaday: 5 years White Team: 1953-57 Athletic Board: 1954-55, 1956-57 White Team Captain: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-57 Athletic Shield: 1953-57 Courtesy Cap: 1953 Ring: 1957 School Service Committee: 1955-56 Boarders Pin: 1953-54, 1955-56 Welcoming Committee: 1953-56 Spirit, inner strength and bubbling personality are only a few of the characteristics of Sallie McCutcheon. Her amazing athletic ability and leadership have been recognized by her classmates and faculty during her five years at Hockaday, and have resulted naturally in her election this year as White Team Captain. Need- less to say, Sallie will be missed very much next year. Good luck, Sallie, and a word of warning to Mrs. Batterson from the Class of 1957: 'lBeware of this up and coming P. E. teacher F Student Council: 1953-54 President of I Form: 1953-54 'M XX 5 3 .. f L 4- ,M,fgylw.,g iq, it ri 5,1 x ANNE MCLEAN Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team: 1953-57 Athletic Board: 1954-55, 1956-57 Treasurer of Athletic Board: 1956-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-54 Dramatics Club: 1953-56 Inter School Relations Committee: 1953-54 House Council: 1953-54 President of East Hall: 1953-54 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1954-56 If you see a girl walking down the hall with perfect posture and a smile on her face, you know it's Anne McLean. Anne hails from the fair city of Fort Worth- and shefs proud of it! In her four years at Hockaday she has excelled in practically everything she has par- ticipated in. Her excellent work in Tu Tertulia and her great athletic ability will long be remembered-and envied. To some, she's known as Annie Brown, Clainie,,' or l'Mac, but to everyone who knows her she has proven herself a loyal friend and hard worker. We shall truly miss her glowing face next year, but Hockaday's loss will certainly be Hollinis gain. Maloneyl' alias Nancy Malone-She is five feet six inches tall, has light brown hair and brown eyes-Her hide-out is in the Valley not far from Weslaco-Char- acteristics are: lj cute giggle, 25 cheerful smile, 55 makes friends easily, 4D is never sad, 5j doesnlt worry, and 6j she runs the Athletic Board of the Hockaday School smoothly- P.S.- Maloney is a girl Hockaday is proud of and will boast about for many years to come. NANCY MALONE Weslaco, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team: 1954-57 President of Athletic Board: 1956-57 Athletic Board: 1955-56 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 Athletic Shield: 1955-56 Courtesy Cap: 1955-56 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-56 Dramatics Club: 1954-55 Student Council: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 195 5-57 . 1. -' Vi ii F4113 in , if 4. 35' Y. 'wg 5-K 5, lr Z fix , . K A ,:--f 1 A, Vkr. A L i 1 - 'A ,fi -ia, ,Lg I in k -i - , ,is .- in , 'LK 1 if I - M I 1, . rr. rsr- 1-SH . f a,-, .QL . .N i AB V- rv 'ara , K H5655 1 - - -e g, y e? 5 r 35 if 7-,'9-L22 'A c 'iff fs ?-1 gi 1 I KATHRYN MANION Beaumont, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team: 1954-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dramatics Club: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1955-57 Inter School Relations Committee: 1955-56 School Service Committee: 1956-57 French Improvement Trophy: 1955 Chairman Vesper Choir: 1956-57 A friendly and tactful red-head from Beaumont, Kathryn is well known around the school for her live- liness and good humor, also for her dramatic talents. Singing and acting fill Kathryn's life. Ever since she came to Hockaday, in her second form year, she has contributed her talents to many school plays, especially to the Senior Play and the Operetta. Congratulations, Kathryn, on your fine performance in both. Equally important to Kathryn are good shows, interest- ing books, ballet, and classical music. With her varied interests, friendliness, and easiness in getting along with people, Kathryn will be very much liked every- where. Very seldom is a class blessed with such a sincere and conscientious person as Mimi Mason. We at Hockaday feel deeply grateful that we have been able to know her and be her friends. Sharing respect and love for Mimi, we find each day brighter after seeing her pleasant, cheerful face. Confidence in the work of our Student Council has been strengthened with Mimi as the dependable presi- dent of the organization. She instills in every member of the Student Body a sense of responsibility and a faith in the work being done. Mimi radiates the highest quality of friendship. Always ready to take upon herself the problems of another or to rejoice in another's happiness, she becomes the trust- worthy and devoted friend we all seek. Her often blush- ing face reveals her modesty and unselfishness. All these qualities she possesses abundantly and they make up the finest personality possessing spiritual beauty and intellectual skill. MIMI MASON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years Green Team: 1953-57 Courtesy Cap: 1953-54 Ring: 1956 Cum Laude: 1956-57 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dux liemina Facti: 1953-55, 1956-57 Flamen-Dealis: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-55, 1956-57 Glee Club: 1953-54, 1955-56 History Club: 1956 Four-Cast Staff: 1953-56 Community Service Committee: 1953-54 1955-56 XVelcoming Committee: 1954-57 Student Council: 1954-55, 1956-57 President, Student Council: 1956-57 Chairman, Committee on Honor System: 1955-56 5 li W' liifl tr ':-sw-R 5 1 E 5 i , 5 l E 5. 'fs at timer a .Q:,.a 'i .- W 3 . ,1 ,,, ia . y g 5' 5:40 K' . ' K X 5 - u- V1 1 w h. .-g1.z:i2ii K 1, f-' '. -J n, if L. i s ., 5 91:5- gm iffifi 1 7 1 '-lg, V .. W fi-vi? 1, 5 t 'f 1 , L ' . g fax. Q:43,,f' 1: f- I f, f -sr 7' fa . A at . . 7 1 1 12311, : vi ':'?4 1,. in 7 'l : ,'-I M-'P ' I ,A ' - x . g . iil .Q g K 3 l K Simi: lfi, Ml' iw JANE MATTHEWS Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 9 years Green Team: 1953-57 Athletic Board: 1953-54 Varsity Letter: 1953-55 Athletic Shield: 1953-55 i Ring: 1957 Dramatics Club: 1953-57 l President of Dramatics Club: 1956-57 A y Math Club: 1954-55 Inner Circle: 1954-55 Annual Staff: 1954-55 Welcoining Committee: 1954-55 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 l l jane, whose name is synonymous with good times, constant generosity, and true loyalty to friends, has diligently adorned the Hockaday campus for nine years. Her enduring enthusiasm has led her to many activi- ties, in school and out, and will be a part of what her friends remember. Serving as a member of the Judicial Committee, she has contributed to student government. As President of the Dramatics Club she has made this year's club one of the best and most interesting. She is responsible for numerous advancements in the club's program and purpose. jane plans to attend Finch College in New York City, where we hope she will have the time of her life, also we hope she won't become a yankee and forget her friends in Texas. Qlt is certain We Wonyt forget herlj Full of life, comical antics, and an uproarious sense of humor, jane has entertained us all in a grand manner. She lacks little being called the hostess with the mostess, and one loved by all. A rare and wonderful treat is to know jane. SALLY JO MELTZER Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years White Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-56 Ring: 1957 Typing Club: 1953-54 Math Club: 1953-55 Four-cast Staff: 1953-56 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Throughout the past eight years that Sally Jo has attended Hockaday, she has proved herself an asset to the class of 1957. She is a sincere and faithful friend. is a very versatile gal. Her interests include Colorado, where she hopes to go to school, records, cooking, and Tina Katrina, her dog. She shows her love for the outdoors by consistently appearing at the athletic practices and by riding horses every summer in the mountains of Colorado. She is never lacking for conversation and her subtle wit comes into play often. A desire to like everyone has made Sally jo more than pleasant to know. Jil fw 1'-A-iff C 5 ' ' '9lQi'Kxi .xml V 4 .., X WW M MQ' J' , M 7 ft A ,K F av 51, x we 1 . :gr gli in ig vi i , .h , f M - m i ke' ' 'ffffif . . . 1 5 I , T -plljshi r j gf, f ' -- 421:11 H A .gif ' K V K K :Ki ' ' .5 Q , 'PEZ V ' la ,K f ' f V :Qt-, 5 , ,, : .. f 4 its-. 1 1 7 5 - 7 . ,EL .f -- ' 72 2,-'if'-d1i,' 4'T, '. ,. ' an a Y ' 7 i, ' f' ., 'y 4 5 tw a r f. gc- 1 -, 1 A ' ' ,... ., 1 5 ' ... 11112 131 1 5 ' ' - ' f-f'f,5,f3f:' 7 5 1 viii' Q , Z- tfiavl? ' , ,- ff, - ' My E Ki A t f ' :it-rl 5 5. . if in tg li l l l 1 SALLY o'BR1EN 6 Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team. 1955-57 , Ring: 1957 N Art Club: 1955-57 1 Math Club: 1956-57 i House Council: 1956-57 Y President, II House: 1956-57 i N 1 l 1 N 1 During two years at Hockaday, Sally has established a reputation for being a dependable worker with en- thusiasm for her work as a member of the House Coun- cil. She has a quiet and unassuming personality, but she is known for her witty observations at unexpected moments. Here at Hockaday O'Brien has been especially in- terested in the activities of the non-athletic board. A pleasant and agreeable person to know, Sallie has made these two years very enjoyable for all. PATRICIA PATTERSON Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 8 years White Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Cum Laude: 1956-57 Entre Nous: 1954-56 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-57 Pontifex Maxima: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-57 High Priestess: 1954-55 Math Club: 1953-57 Inner Circle: 1955-56 Dramatics Club: 1954-55 Glee Club: 1954-55 Stage Manager of Operetta: 1957 Business Manager of Annual: 1956-57 Chairman of Take-Off Committee: 1956 Beauty, brains, and wit are qualities for which Pat is well known. Her gay conversation and fun-loving per- sonality have added greatly to the Fourth Form. In her seven years at Hockaday, she has also distinguished herself with many scholastic honors such as Cum Laude and position as High Priestess at the Roman Banquet. This year, Pat has displayed capable leadership in her jobs as Business Manager of the Annual, stage mana- ger of the Operetta, and Pontifex Maxima of the Dux Femina Facti. The class will miss Pat next year, but she will make a worthy asset to any college. Q: -H.. MARIETTA- PAYNE Austin, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years White Team: 1954-57 Varsity Letter: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Math Club: 1954-57 Inner Circle: 1955-56 Dramatics Club: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1954-56 Four-cast Staff: 1955-56 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Community Service Committee: 1954-55 i House Council: 1954-55 President, Lower Trent: 1955-56 l'Mari as she likes to be called, is best characterized by her you-all which can be heard at any time and in many different ways. Usually her expression is most enthusiastic when she has made a grand slam in bridge or when cheering the White Team in one of the games. She is a loyal supporter of the Team and can always be found at all the games promoting the Team's pep. During these three years she has excelled in dramatics. This year, she performed her part in the IV Form play exceptionally well. Her warm personality and genuine sincerity, as well as her constant enthusiasm, will be a true asset when she returns home to Austin to attend Texas University. If you ever hear anyone call out, Hey Sal, Polk- ville, Polk, or just plain Sally, who else could it be but Sally Polk? Since Sally came to Hockaday during her sophomore year, she has been a great asset to her class and a real friend to every Hockadaisy. Sally, alias the Jap will always be remembered for her general enthusiasm, her loyalty to Oklahoma, and her unusual coinage of words. As Fourth Form representative to the White Team, Polk is known as a morale builder and a girl who really puts her heart and spirit into her work. Polk's sense of humor and understanding are a part of her sparkling personality, and Oklahoma University will definitely gain a wonderful girl next year. SALLY POLK Pawhuska, Oklahoma Attended Hockaday: 5 years White Team: 1954-57 Co-Captain of White Team 1956 57 Athletic Board: 1956-57 Athletic Shield: 1956-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Dramatics Club: 1954-56 Glee Club: 1954-55 t 5 6 6 Community Service Committee 1954 55 Welcoming Committee: 1955 56 5 Mm 1 MYRTIE RAWLINS Ica, Peru Attended Hockaday: 4 years White Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1953-57 Ring: 1956 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-54 Roman Banquet: 1953-56 Math Club: 1953-54 Glee Club: 1953-54, 1955-57 President of Glee Club: 1956-57 School Service Committee: 195 5-57 Red Cross Representative: 1955-56 Welcoming Committee: 1955-56 Co-Chairman of Take-Offs: 1956 From Peru comes that IV Former who always seems to have a mischievous twinkle in her eyes, and signs her letters dirt from Myrt. Yes, Myrtie Rawlins, a Hocka- day girl who is in everything from Glee Club to making appropriate remarks from her post in the hockey cage. Myrt the owl, through her humorous pranks, flightly giggle, and innocent sarcasm, has become a favorite in- deed on and off the campus. She is one who may be confided in, will be sure to understand a problem and will help you solve it. She's a loyal friend, a perky, girl, and our mischievous Myrt. MARGARET SCARBOROUGH Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 3 years Green Team: 1954-57 Ring: 1957 Art Club: 1954-56 Dramatics Club: 1954-57 Typing Club: 1954-55 Blue eyes enhanced by soft brunette curls . . . chic clothes and unique style . . . morning conversation strictly tabooed fso sleepy, Y-A-W-Nj . . . teller of tall tales . . , quick wit and serious thought . . . A re- served seat at one of jr's bridge tables . . . dreams of Austin and a Pinmate . . . special delivery letters every day . . . plans for the future . . . active member of the . Dramatics Club . . . Here's wishing you lots of luck and happiness, Mar- garet. We'll often think of you and the wonderful years at Hockaday. wi my :vii i X K5 , ,Q Z ja ' M, i Milli' ,,,x, MARIETTA SCURRY Dallas, Texas Attended Hockaday: 6 years Green Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1954-57 Athletic Shield: 1953-54 Ring: 1956 Courtesy Cap: 1953-54 Cum Laude: 1956-57 Dux Femina Facti: 1953-57 Consul, Dux Femina Facti: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1953-57 Dramatics Club: 1953-54 Glee Club: 1953-57 Math Club: 1953-56 Math Award: 1953-56 Student Council: 1956-57 Social Committee: 1953-54 School Service Committee: 1954-55 Community Service Committee: 1955-57 Chairman, Community Service Committee: 1956-57 Welconning Committee: 1953-54, 56-57 Inner Circle: 1953-56 One of the most well-rounded gals at Hockaday is Marietta, better known as the Scurryf' As chairman of the Community Service Committee, having worked with the Red Cross and on her main project, the Charity Carnival, she is both energetic and enthusiastic worker, and a friendly outgoing person. She can always be seen somewhere on the campus rushing from one place to another, busy on one of her many projects. But no matter how much she rushes she always manages to be late. Over a period of four years she has accumulated an amazing variety of combs, pencils, and pens from her desk mates, her teachers, and even worse, from her best friends. On the other hand, she is a very remarkable person with ingenious and original ideas. Marietta en- ters into everything eagerly, as was shown by her hilarious portrayal of the Scarecrow in the WIZARD OF OZ. She is a scholar in Latin, an athlete excelling in hockey, tennis and volleyball, and an industrious leader of her class. While participating in all these activities she has consistantly maintained her AH average. Mari- etta is indeed a character, yet one who has a warm, gen- erous, lovable personality. She has good common sense, and is above all a sincere and humble person. SUSAN SIBBITT Dallas, Texas Attended I-Iockaday: 4 years Green Team: 1953-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1956-57 Roman Banquet: 1955-54 Art Club: 1954-56 Camera Club: 1953-54 Glee Club: 1953-54,1955-57 Typing Club: 1955-54 Math Club: 1953-55 Annual Staff: 1956-57 History Club: 1955-56 , t: 4 V Q A '1 1 ' ' 'kr b'h d H A ff congenia , a truistic person, twin ing rig t-eye - :Ty r is Susan Sibbitt is indeed popular at Hockaday. Her charm, , it her wit, and her effervescent personality have won her 9 'M s' 4 many friends. Susan takes part in all kinds of school . ,mf activities, but she makes art her specialty. Besides her ii 1' interest in her school work and art, she always has time for dating, partying, and swimming. 'l'li C, 5 Susan is a genuine Hockadaisy engaging honestly and sincerely in everything she does. A E 1 f,t . lf ,,.-.t MARY JO TRADER Fort Worth, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Cheerleader: 1956-57 Dramatics Club: 1955-57 judiciary Committee: 1956-57 A blond bundle of energy arrived at Hockaday two years ago, and she has made things livelier ever since. Although at first impression she seems rather quiet and shy, one soon realizes what a wonderful sense of humor she has. Bubbling with spirit, she has enthusi- astically led cheers for the Green Team this year. A good student, Mary Jo finds time for extracurric- ular activities, such as the Dramatic Club and the Sen- ior Play. Fun, friends, and success will come naturally to Mary jo wherever she goes. ,2,,.,,f 57.19.515 ,ggrw,-fw1:5i.:s.f,-fa 55.1, uc c . -. 1 A ,ka Ring: 1957 Susan, fondly dubbed Ghoul, is a slender brunette of unique beauty from Amarillo, Texas. Her graceful dancing has won her fame and honor in Susan, even though she is quite reserved, is always well in- formed, and stimulates any conversation. Through her intellectual curiosity she has achieved a high level of scholarship. A valuable member of her class because of these quali- ties and many more, she will, we know, be just as valuable to her class next year and the years following. R SUSAN UN DERWOOD Amarillo, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years White Team: 1955-57 Tu Tertulia: 1955-57 President, Tu Tertulia: 1956 57 Art Club: 1955-56 Dramatics Club: 1955-57 xl gm., U bd For the last four years, the bright face of Gen Vaughan has been seen around the Hockaday campus glowing with enthusiasm. One of her most outstanding features is her voice of which she makes good use. Al- though interested in almost everything, Gen has a spe- cial interest in her Arabian mare, jasmine. -'HMV 1 Her dependability has been proven through her ex- cellent leadership as Chairman of the School Service Committee and a member of the Student Council. In the Senior Play, she showed her dramatic talents por- ' traying Nelly Fell. The Third Grade of Lower School will always remember her exciting and captivating stories. Full of energy and with an eagerness to help everyone, Gen has made quite a place for herself among her friends. GENEVIEVE VAUGHAN Corpus Christi, Texas Attended Hockaday: 4 years Green Team: 1953-57 Varsity Letter: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Entre Nous: 1955-57 Dramatics Club: 1954-55 Glee Club: 1953-55 Math Club: 1956-57 Four-cast Staff: 1956-57 Camera Club: 1953-54 Inter School Relations Committee Co- ' Chairman: 1955-56 School Service Committee: 1956-57 Chairman, School Service Committee: 1956-57 Welcoming Committee: 1956-57 Student Council: 1956-57 JUDITH WILSON Vernon, Texas Attended Hockaday: 2 years Green Team: 1955-57 Ring: 1957 Tu Tertulia: 1956-57 Math Club: 1955-56 Four-cast: 1955-56 Secretary of III House: 1956-57 Pixie has been at Hockaday for two years. She is a noble supporter of O.U. and plans to make it her stomping ground next year. Her first year here Pixie - was very active on the Four-cast staff, and did a very good job. Now Pixie is one of the many bridge players of the senior class and a collector of records, which all enjoy listening to in junior, Good luck to you, Pix-wherever you go. ffl:-1 'ff-1-wa hx .L,KJV in ,V,k A iL..g 1 ?l , , , 'TVN ...QL 14931 THIRD FORM OFFICERS-Seated: Ellengene Hodges, Mary jon Lewis, Nancy Howell, Sally Morris, Sally Norris. Standing: Helene Neild, Mr. Merritt. SjOI722 The Third Form has prepared itself well for the role its members will assume next year as seniors. One of the Third form's most rewarding class projects this year was going to the Texas Crippled Children's Hospital every Saturday and entertaining the children. During the Christmas season a party was given for them. Keeping study hall and the corridor, their project on the school campus, gave them a feeling of responsibility. With the aid of their sponsor, Mr, Merritt, the Third Form gave an informal dance, The Soda Pop Hop in january, and an informal dance in Aprilg and took part in the Charity Carnival at the beginning of the year. Being the largest class in school, their spirit and unity are amazing. OFFICERS Prefidenl ...,..........,....................,..., NANCY HOWELL Vice Pfefident .............,.......... ELLENGENE HODGES Sefrelfzry .....,...... .....,,..... H ELENE NEILD Day T1'ea.fu1'e1' ,........ ........ S ALLY NORRIS Boarder T1'ea.r1n'er ...... ........... S ALLY MORRIS Sergeant at Armx .......... ....... M ARY JON LEWIS Nancy Bertucci Sue Ann Bryant Bettie Burton Lynda Byrd Barbara Andrau Suzanne Barbee Deborah Beaird Katherine Caldwell Patricia Carson Susan Cook Carol Ann Craig Margaret Cullum Leonora Draper jean Fulwiler julie Goldberg Thelma Goodrich Brenda Englehart Darragh Fcrtitta Susan Franks jane Fulwiler K A frifrgsggl i 51f ' f1 ? 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A 3.4 5 9 5'1 vfziii w 4 gre 2 3 ja L 1.4 Y N b wg 1 X , Na Ng 4, 3, ma ar I 3 E J s ..1,54gg:gf?fa .M .. law, V ' '55, Qkxgwxi X KWQXQQ 4 'S X l 5 .ax i Sauk X3 QE sf .W N We , flibiifli-iw Helene Neild Lucia Nettle Barry Niehuss Sallie Norris ir Whoo N505 f -V 'sim' ' H ilary r-fgff if 'L' 3 - 33325 , TT' :ff ' Y 25435, -3 q ' ff -f,a 1s ,. 'g iwp I ' syiigsgriix 3 2- f - V 2:343 5 val Marilyn Munger Patricia Murphy Margaret Nathan Mary Paulson Lauralea Peters Martha Ramage Lucy Reed jane Ricketts jane Ritter Ann Rubenstein Harriet Schoch Louise Shanks Alice Shelburne Margaret Simmons Susan Smith Beverly Stephens Linda Stewart Sue Swenson N rr . Penny Taylor Charlotte Temple tiffiin . ww ig-gy. Ilan: , Tgffx-,g Ai 5 Cissy Wall joan Watzek Lynne Weil Sue Williams Carolyn Willis Diane Winston Hester Wocrdfin jane Woodward Nancy Wright SECOND FORM OFFICERS-Left to right: Sue Schaenen, Linda Wilkins, Nancy Fix, Mr. McNabb, Barbara Wertz. QC O12 01722 The Second Form has had many achievements this year, through their teamwork and class spirit, and through the guidance of their class sponsors, Miss LaVerne Walker and Mr. W. K. McNabb. Among the class projects of the year were giving an orphan's party in Tarry House, collecting absentee slips, taking care of the trophy case, and marking the athletic field. By giving Chapels in Lower School once a week, they worked to strengthen the relationship between Upper and Lower School. Weekly auctions of lost and found articles provided funds for their social activities. The Second Form Speech Choir presented original programs for chapels and Dad's Day. An outstanding achievement of the Form was placing first among the classes in scholastic averages at mid-term. OFFICERS President ...........,..... .,........ N ANCY FIX Vice Prefidenl ....... ............ S UE SCHAENAN Senelary .............. ....,... B ARBARA WERTZ Trea5m'er .......... ....... L INDA WILKINS Carolyn Bartholow Marilyn Beardmore Camilla Blaffer Nancy Blanchard Sara Alexander Louise Allen Melody Armstrong Julie Brown Mary Louise Bowser Cristine Brittingham Carolyn Brown Josephine Cintron Susan Conway Lou Ann George Sandra Good Lucy Goodrich Dorothy DeMoss Mary Margaret Finley Nancy Fix Marcia Fuller ,Qlw ir ,Y ,- Z Wiz .1 ilffmisv if 531 5355 'i T557 .ea 1236.555 ' VWXSSW' . ff, fNl5f5f5Qf'Z: 5 ,L--.: ,3f32'5l2? llE2i6 - z,. , LEE.:- , . .,ziffs1f' ff! 5 i:::r-if Lim.. I ,,.:, ::,,, N ,. zkm eijl V wsnfn 1 Q ff -if L' . im.-1f ,,ggfm V L ,q u 'ziifii ' TSM . ,'Si'f5 jg?5f I w. 1 .., ' ' a- -'iv-fffw m.,11,'.si . - g A ' 39964-d m, z 535535 1 5 ,iff - - Ug,.1 - g lim-iix.. Him , ..,.. 1 N-,: W , ,,.. X .i,.i.,n,. 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X9-zygrma 5 Well, it's a new kind of dance, see, Party Time FIRST FORM OFFICERS-Left to right: Faith Starnes, Miss Dyer, Susan Thompson, Judy Hollings- worth, Sondra Aughtry. zhsf 97014122 Profiting by the help of the class sponsor, Miss Dyer, the First Form achieved a fine sense of class unity. Much interest and enthusiasm were shown in their projects, con- sisting of taking care of the physical education equipment, keeping the library books in order, bringing magazines for the infirmary, selling apples, and bringing flowers for the study hall and the offices. During the course of the year there were several Senior-Freshman days. On these days the First Form served the Fourth Form in any way the Fourth Form requested. OFFICERS Ptefidenl ,......i.,.......................... SUSAN THOMPSON Vire Prerident .......... ,.............. S ONDRA AUGHTRY Serfelmfy ................ .......,................ F AITH STARNES TFMJ 111'-121' ........... .....,... 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' 571 ew Sf Q , f , r 'few' -W , Nj' 7 zz. jane Rose jan Rymer Ken Schaefer Deborah Slaton Faith Starnes janet Stell Susan Thompson Ann Vinson Sue Wilkinson Judith Williams Susan Woodward Cynthia Zuvekas fig 50 50914 Q5c500f 0 CU Q Z STUDENT COUNCIL-Grades Seven and Eight, seated: Rosemary Roper, Merry Bowen, Barbara Castleman, Lyn Waggoner, Monty Oliver. Standing: Carolyn Campbell. Marian Higginbotham, Wynne Chilton. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL+Grades Four through Six, seated: Gail Griffiths, Sue Phillips Suz-Ann Price, Cathy Dohearty. Standing: Olivia Oliver, Ann Penson, Julia Bishop. Qaermamssffumvxmvr ,mv ffsazeriffeff'zf1fmfsw2,.www- mmm ffmm:-' ,mc-sirxayzraasusspaf rwwwii nmmwwwsasxmn 5 C O O LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY-Seated, front row: Miss Bankert, Mrs. Brown. Second row, Mrs Cleveland, Miss Moulin fseatedj Mrs. Ogden, Mrs, Daniel, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bowlby. Standing Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Thomas. Third row: Mrs. Hetherington, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs McCormick, Miss Fake, Mrs. Hogeland, Mrs. Sherard, Miss Walker, Mrs. Burch. THE EIGHTH GRADE-A-Seated: Donna Lett, Carolyn Campbell, Pamela Carter, Carol Owen, Susan Bradley, janet DeSanders, Kay Rury. Standing: Linda Brack, Mary McClain, Linda Jones, Cynthia Higginbotham, Barbara Golt, Galen Murray, Gayl Prather, Suzy Weller, Patricia Erdmann. Not pictured: Sylvia Neal. H U. lfRLJ 2:-' ra- 'YY1...A.'d'1 Hi Ili B CU Q Z' THE EIGHTH GRADE-B-Seated: Kathleen Lingo, Marion Davidson, Judy Kadane, Sandra Fernald. Suzanne Simmons. Susan Wise, Merry Bowen. Standing: Wfayne Hollomon, Betty Winstead, Peggy Grinnan, Vicki Pernell, Mary Thuss. jane McNeill, Susan 'Moore, Eloise Vellucci, Monty Oliver. Not pictured: Virginia Savage. THE SEVENTH GRADE-A-Seated: Lucinda Buehler, Patricia Cheek, Toni Porter, DeeLilah Watson, Carol Hill. Standing: Alix Mitchell, Barbara Dunbar, Wynne Chilton, Leslee May, Linda Hill, Tessa Humphrey, Constance Anderson. Not pictured: Mary McDonough. 'T ' 'Eils3El ?33?3E13Q' Fifi! N' hit-6 EV' .'CEQ 33EQ 5 O O SEVENTH GRADE SECTION B-Seated: Carrla Robinson, Electra Biggs, jill Henry, Gail Willie, Shelly Suggs. Standing: Rosemary Carleton, Sally Bowser, janet Meisel, Susan Earnest, Marion Higginbotham, Judy Marcus, Frances Merritt. Not pictured: Meg Boggess. SEVENTH GRADE SECTION C-Seated: Tina Tomberlin, Lyn Waggener, Cathy Carr, Rosemary Roper, joan Hubbell. Standing: Taffy Terhune, Mary Stovall, Barbara Castleman, jean Bateson. Alatia Francis, Diane Hardy. Not pictured: Lyra DeWees. O CU Q F SIXTH GRADE SECTION A-Seated: Sharon Bright, Careh Clark, Gail Griffiths, Ann Bateson, Beverly Brown, Mary Horne, Betty Walker, Standing: Anne Jordan, Susie Weber, Karen Bradley, Laura Newberry, Charlotte McDougal, Sue Phillips, Diana Davidson, Josephine Terrell. Not pictured: Jody Williams. SIXTH GRADE SECTION B-Seated: Susan Sewell, Merijean Shelton, Olivia Oliver, Dorothy Paine, Marlene Mirkes, Sandra Grady, Nancy Cook. Standing: Cynthia Wood, Candace Carver, Happy Yancey, Dorothy Louise Hawn, Cindy Higginbotham, Dorothy Williams, Clifton Lingo, Suz-Ann Price. Not pictured: Jeanne Weil. C' O O f FIFTH GRADE SECTION A+Seatecl: Rebecca Ann Hubka, Candace Schoenoman, Linda Barry Alice Wilson, Suzanne Stewart, Mary Kadane. Standing: Ann Penson, Diana Felder, Beverly I-Iil burn, Gail Rice, Gene Higginbotham, Eleanora McNary, FIFTH GRADE SECTION B-Seated: Cathy Steere. Joanne Leedom, Laura Genaro, julie Bishop, Elizabeth Arclrey. jane Post. Standing: Carol Anderson, Daisy Reese, Toni Ann Rogers, Prudy Kellogg, Betty Ann Dickinson, Linda Schoeneman, Kathy Sears. l 6-IZGIISLAI' all - 'S 7 a'AW'E7Hl'i ln O CU Q I' FOURTH GRADE-Seated: Robin Seale, Anne Young, Lucinda David, Mary Margaret Powell, Shannon Clark, Jeanne Howell, Betsy Bush. Standing: Debbie Hubbard, Dealey Decherd, Amanda Boos, Judy Graham, Judy Hemp, Sue Ellen Davis, Cathy Dohearty, Gay Worsham, Peggy Dunbar. THIRD GRADE-Seated: Susan Howell, Linda Weatherall, Carol Lewis, Claire Bailey, Alice King, Mary Ann Stell, Frances- Alford. Standing: Gillian Blake, Suki Penson, Patricia Beck, Mary Frances McLem0re, Harriet Higginbotham, Susan Northrup, Barbara Biggers, Alinda Hill, Nan Katherine Harrington. - 2 a -L fBS'Q f,'f'.l,,u C O O SECOND GRADE-Seatedi Peggy Sue Higginbotham, Anne Bigger, Debbie Batterson, Linda Hill Wesley Rogers, Jane Castleman, Susan Wagner. Standing: Brenda Hill, Ellen Lee, Carolyn Kemb Althea Gerrard, Deborah Boultinghouse, Carol Bonner, Amy Overton, Ann Clark. FIRST GRADE-Seated: Leslie Lippitt, Karen Kirnple, Sally Castleman, Debbie Humphrey, Amonda Mayhew, Cathy Castleman. Standing: Dianne Duncan, Dianne Davidson, Sally Alexander, Mary Lide, Carol Phelps, Chan Cox, Alanna Whelan, Melinda Petty, jennifer josey. I Tex Hot air Happy birthday, T, A You what? You broke training? You can come out now, Clyde. ,ZEIGIZQG .S ? Q-Q O f Seated: Nancy Malone, Mr. Smith, Susan Conway, Mimi Mason, Thelma Good- rich, Mrs. Duncan. Standing: Susan Thompson, Marietta Scurry, Nancy Howell, Caro Alexander, Gen Vaughan, Nancy Fix. Not pictured: jane Haltom. The Student Council, elected by the stu- dent body in the spring of 1956 to serve during the following year, is the student governing organization of Hockaday. Its membership is composed of a president, secretary, treasurer, the presidents of the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Forms, the presidents of the House Council and the Athletic Board, and the chair- men of the Service Committees. Prerident MIMI MASON This year, through the cooperation of the faculty and administration, the student government has been able to assume greater responsibilities. These are three-fold: to provide an official channel through which the students may make known their ideas and opinions on matters pertaining to school life, to stimulate a genuine interest in, and loyalty to, Hockaday and school activities, and to make every girl aware of her position in the community by familiarizing her with the principles of self-government. 759 CSZKUOQIQZZ G0 1112 cz' S6r1'efd1'y ......... ...,,,.......... S USAN, CONWAY Tfeamfev' ........ ..,...... T HELMA GOODRICH Seated, left to right: Linda Lott, Helene Neild, Barbara Beaird, Sally O'Brien, Miss Milton. Standing: Pat Finley, Cindy Tally, Carolyn Connell, Carolyn Craig, Judy Camp, Molly Cox, jane Haltom. ouse 01112 Cz' Preridefzt JANE HALTOM The House Council, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth B. Milton, consists of the presidents from each house and hall of the residence department. As problems arise, the council tries to promote harmony and understanding among the resident students. The Hockaday Boarders' Pins are won by girls who are outstanding in the qualities of service, friendship, and loyalty, besides being good housekeepers. OFFICERS P7'6.l'id67Zf .............................................. JANE HALTOM Vice Prerident ........ ........... B ARBARA BEAIRD Secrelm'y ................ ....... C AROLYN CONNELL Reporter ............. .............,... L INDA LOTT cSfz10Q12f Ciouzzcn Standing: Kathryn Manion, Lynne Weil, Leonora Draper, Molly Cox, Gen Vaughan, Barbara We1'tz, Kay Caldwell, Marilyn Keller, Marietta Payne. Seated: Janet Stell, Sally jo Meltzer, Sondra Aughtry, Camilla Blaffer, Peggy Eastus, Carol Koch. C ham man GEN VAUGHAN The purpose of The School Service Committee is to encourage girls to assume the responsibility of improving Hockaday and to promote better relationship with other schools. The Committee is composed of fifteen members, three selected from each form and three officers. Some of its main functions during the year have been the establishment of a diet table at the evening meal, a clean-up campaign, and a tuberculous examination for the student body and faculty. Members have acted as hostesses for athletic games and have helped in planning parties and luncheons with other schools, including a reciprocal chapel program. The Committee has also learned to operate the movie projectors so that films could be shown when the faculty members need them. ommzffees Standing: Sally Bell Jackson, Penny Brown, Mary Paulson, Marietta Scurry. Mary jane LeVan, Lucia Nettle, Carol Aldenhoven, Mrs. Oram. Seated: Cynthia Zuvekas, Chosty Temple, Alison Taylor, Linda Turman, Dorothy DeMoss, Carol Harrison. Preridezzf MARIETTA SCURRY The Community Service Committee is a sub-committee of the Student Council. Its program, trying to make the Hockaday girl more aware of the needs of others, consists of sponsoring charitable workshops, such as production parties, and donating money to different local, national, and world charities and organizations. The Committee is com- posed of members equally representing the four Forms, and during the planning of the Charity Carnival the Lower School is represented. The main project of the year is the Charity Carnival, held in October. The proceeds of the Charity Carnival are used throughout the year to help such organizations as the Community Chest, the Hungarian Relief Fund, and the Red Cross. In December, the Committee sponsors the Christmas gift program for the Marlowe School, and, in February, the junior Red Cross and the Service Pin Program. Rilla Boroughs. Not pictured: Wendy Faunce, Sara Alexander, Dottie Key The Dux Femina Facti, founded in 1959, is the Latin Honor Society whose member- ship is open to those girls in the Latin department making honor roll grades. The meetings of the Dux are planned to explain and illustrate Roman customs, ideals, and traditions. The highlight of the year is the Roman Banquet, this year on May fourth. It is carried out in true Roman style, complete with slaves and sacrificial offerings to Minerva. This Banquet was a special one, because it marked the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the Roman Banquet. Each year, the Latin society gives three awards: a key to all Latin students who have been a member for one and a half years, a palm branch to all the Virgilian students who have attended four Banquets, and the Virgilian Medal to the girl who has made the highest grade in Virgil. Dux emzkm gacfz' CONSULS'Caro Alexander, Marietta Scurry: First row: Ellen Higginbotham Julie Goldberg Caro Alexander, Mimi Mason, Patricia Patterson, Marietta Scurry, Jeannie Goodrich Carol Moore, Mary Jane LeVan, Lucy Goodrich. Second row: Kay Caldwell, Annabelle Lane Sue Schaenen, Ellen K-leinman, Susan Conway, Martha Ramage, Mary Paulson Barry Niehuss Third row: Ellen Gene Hodges, Marilyn Keller, Ann Rubenstein, Chotsy Temple Jane Wood ward. Fourth row: Sandra Goode, Margy Paulson, Neall Grinnan, Cecelia Conway Susie McCrum, Mary McCrary, Nancy Monroe. Fifth row: Kay Light, Julie Boren Linda Leslie Margaret Cullum, Betty Burton, Susan Woodward. Sixth row: Anne McCord Carolyn Bar tholow, Judy Williams, Katherine Crump, Judy Camp, Janet Stell. Seventh row Carol Harri son, Nancy Fix, Shelia Smith, Sue Anne Bryant, Virginia Maxson, Marcia Merritt Eighth row: Linda Turman, Miss Grow, Mrs. Feuerstahler, Dottie DeMoss, Judy Hollingsworth S? First row: Peggy Simmons. Dagma Lunn, Louann George. Second row: Evelyn Cary, Monica Lofgren, Gen Vaughan, Kathryn Manion. Miss Coulanges. Third row: Mrs. Daniel, Loretta Dennard, Helena jackson, Kay Hunter. Linda Stewart. Fourth row: Suzanne Frensley, Caro Alexander, Alison Taylor, Betty Reagor, Susan Sibbitt, Carolyn Connell, Nancy Howell, Peggy Nathan. Darragh Fertitta. Cissy XY'all. Fifth row: Ellen Gene Hodges, Dorothy Oldham, julie Goldberg, Amanda Hamilton, Annabelle Lane. Louise Shanks, Chotsy Temple, Ellen Higginbotham, Marcia Fuller. Sixth rowi Carol Craig. Jeannie Goodrich. Sue Schaenen, Linda Turman. Seventh row: Francine Raborn, Sidney Bohanna, Sue Wilkinson, Gail Morris, Linda Wilkins. Mimi Mason. Helen Neild. Not pictured: jane Austin, Deborah Beaird, jane Hyman, Lucy Reed, Sara Bush. - I is A ww, Entre Nous, the French Honor Society, is open to any girl who has completed a semesters work with honor grades, and all third-year French students. The purpose of this club is to stimulate further interest in anything pertaining to France or the French people. Entre Nous participated in the Charity Carnival by turning Tarry House into a replica of the original Moulin Rouge night club. Adding to the French atmosphere, Mr. Abel sang several French songs. Initiation of new members was held in February. Initiates were required to know French history and grammar, the first stanza of La Marseillaise, and to submit an original eight-line poem about an initiated member. The new members were welcomed into the club at a French dinner at La Vieille Varsovie restaurant. OFFICERS Preriderzt ...,......... .......,.............A---- D AGMA LUNN Vice Preridefzl ....... ...--.,-- P EGGY SIMMONS Sef1-e1.1ry-T1'ea1.tu1'er .... ....... L OUANN GEORGE 631221149 ous First row: Anne McLean, Susan Underwood, Myrtie Rawlins, Barbara Andrau. Second row: Judy Dean, Kit Adams, Sally Morris, Nancy Hughston, Oteka Little, Carol Griffin. Third row: Mrs. Daniel, Sally Polk, Tina Ioers, Faith Starnes, .lane Ricketts, Harriet Schoch, Pat Lewis. Fourth row: Penny Brown, Ellen Kleinman, Louise Allen, Melissa Josey, Nancy Malone, Mrs. Oram. Fifth row: Carol Aldenhoven, Polly McAdams, Linda Wilkins, Ann Jackson, Christin Brittingham, Nita Renfrew, Marietta Payne. Sixth row: Marilyn Munger, Betty Moreland, Louann George, Ann Rubenstein, Peggy Simmons, Sue Swenson, Lauralea Peters, Pat Murphy. Seventh row: Carol Craig, Alice Shelburne, jane Ritter, Helene Neild. Not pictured: jane Haltom, josey Cintron, Judy Wilson. Tu Tertulia, the Spanish Honor Society, is open to all Spanish students with an average of B or above. All third and fourth year students and girls from Spanish- speaking countries are honorary members. The purpose of the club is to acquaint its members with the customs and culture of Spanish countries, and to improve the fluency of its members by outside practice. The activities begin with the initiation in the fall. The traditional Posadas of Christ- mas are presented on the terrace, followed by a party gvien in Tarry House where Pinatas are broken and Spanish Christmas carols are sung. In the spring a Spanish play is given by the Club. The meetings are held on Sunday afternoons at Mexican restaurants, and sometimes Spanish films are shown. OFFICERS Preiidenl .,............ ............... S USAN UNDERWOOD Vice Prerident ....... ....... B ARBARA ANDREAU Sec1'etm'y ............... .............. A NNE MCLEAN T1'EdJ'Il1'E7' .... ....... M YRTIE RAWLINS zz erfzzfd ICIO IIS ITC Q First row: Wfoodward, Joers, Morris, Schaefer, Jackson, Bartholomew, Ford, Gay, Greene Norris, Cook, Smith, Boren, Hickey. Second row:Light, Paulson, Munger, Wertz, Aughtry Wilkins, Brower, Hill, Chilton, Austin, Brower, Starnes, Monroe, Craig. Third row: Bowser Hughston, Williams, Crump, Price, Finley, Leslie, Tally. McAdams, Hamilton, Stemmons Reagor, Cullum, Simmons. Fourth row: Cary, McLemore, Grinnan, Conway, Stell, Rose, An drau, O'Brien, Taylor, McCrum, Nathan, Oldha, Shelburne, LeVan, Paulson, Meadors, Jack son. Fifth row: Kucera, Woodward, Maxon, Bohanna, Cox, Mayfield, Payne, Hunter, May Locke, Beaird, Williams, Burton, Lewis, Wright, Mr. McNabb. Sixth row: Mrs. Shelton Aldenhoven, Blaffer,HRubenstein, Wfatzek, Vaughan, Temple, Ramage, Moore, Hamric Hodges, Nettle. The Vicious Circle is the organization composed of students who haxe an interest in mathematics. Its purpose is to encourage an acquaintance with mathematics and various related fields. This is done through the programs at its monthly meetings. The Vicious Circle's most important project is the annual Mathematics Tournament, in which Dallas and other Southwestern schools participate. After the tournament a luncheon is given at Tarry House for participants and sponsors and the winner is awarded a trophy. The Inner Circle, the honorary organization within the Vicious Circle, recognizes honor students and stimulates an interest in the Vicious Circle. Its members are those girls belonging to the Vicious Circle and maintaining an AH or BU average in mathematics. This is the Math Honor Club open to any member of the Vicious Circle who has honor grades in Mathematics. The members are: Sara Alexander, Barbara Andrau, Jane Austin, Judy Austin, Sara Bartholomew, Deborah Beaird, Sidney Bohanna, Julie Boren, Mary Lou Bowser, Bettie Burton, Cookie Chilton, Cecelia Conway, Carolyn Cox, Carol Craig, Catherine Crump, Margaret Cullum, Neall Grinnan, Amanda Hamilton, Gene Hodges, Nancy Hughston, Kay Hunter, Helena Jackson, Sallie Jackson, Tina Joers, Mary Jane LeVan, Winkie Lott, Kay Light, Jeannie Mayfield, Polly Lou McAdams, Susie McCrum, Merle Meadors, Carol Moore, Gail Morris, Marilyn Munger, Peggy Nathan, Sally Morris, Mary Paulson, Susan Cook, Margy Paulson, Sally Price, Martha Ramage, Betty Reagor, Janne Ritter, Ann Rubenstein, Alice Shelburne, Peggy Simmons, Faith Starnes, Alli- son Stemmons, Cindy Tally, Alison Taylor, Charlotte Temple, Barbara Wertz, Linda Wilkins, Jane Woodward, Susan Woodward, Peppy Wright, Judy Williaiiis. Preridefzi MYRTIE RAWLINS The Hockaday Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Merriman and the accompaniment of Mrs. Bruce Dougherty, is composed of seventy-three girls, representing the four Forms. The Glee Club concentrated its fall season on the annual Charity Carnival Musical Variety Show, this year combining Blues, jazz, Latin-American, and Gypsy themes. During the winter season, the Club gave Christmas programs for the Sales- manship Club and the College Registrars Association. The annual Christmas Vespers services given at the Highland Park Presby- terian Church culminated the activities of the season. This pro- gram was highlighted by a first performance of a new Christ- mas Cantata by Samuel Adler. i For the spring operetta the Glee Club presented The Red Mill by Victor Herbert. The staging and choreography were under the direction of Vin Lindde and Buster Cooper, respective- ly. The Spring Music Festival, given during Commencement Week, was the final presentation of the year. 9664 C616 worth, Dorothy Oldham. Not pictured: Sally Norris, Lucy Reed. gram czbcs Pferzdent IANE MATTHEWS The Dramatics Club is composed of thirty girls who have earned their membership through tryouts and sincere interest in the theatre, they win' their pins by participating in play productions. The aim of the club is three-fold: the development of appreciation of the drama as a distinct division of literature, the actual production of plays, and the development of individual poise and ability. After the business session of each weekly meeting, there is a planned program em- phasizing some phase of the theatre, such as illustrated reports on technical aspects of the theatre, the presentation of cuttings from outstanding plays, dramatic monologues, and one-act plays. The club may also have a guest speaker as part of the program. Among the activities of the club are giving numerous one-act plays for Friday nights, attending the local professional Theatre '57, and presenting a minstrel show for the Charity Carnival. At the end of the year, the girl who has done the most outstanding work in dramatics is selected by the club to receive the Dramatics Club award cup on Honors Day. First: Fran Harvey, Marcia Fuller, Miss Walker, jane Matthews, Nancy Foree Second Jane Ricketts, jane Haltom, Margaret Scarborough, Nancy Blanchard, Oteka Little Mary jo Trader, Peggy Nathan, Carol Craig, Julie Boren, Faith Starnes, Rilla Boroughs Third Susan Underwood, Merle Meadows, Ellengene Hodges, Barrie Neihuss, Creo Smith Rossie Redfern, Betty Reager, Polly Lou McAdams, Sallie Griffith, Kathy Kucera Judy Hollings K Fig, ,'.' 1 H f . , ., L fa -'Y5z'f:'7Ea2r i s g M, K Exif- xx, -..f-V , Preriden! LORETTA DENNARD YPU27 C116 First row: Sue Wilkinson, Georgie Brower, Loretta Dennard, Debbie Beaird, Winkie Lett, Carol McLemore, Suzanne Hickey. Second row: Jeannie Mayfield, Carolyn Cox, Linda Lott, Monica Lofgren, Evelyn Cary, Louise Shanks, Peggy Simmons, Miss Tool. Third row: Barbara Beaird, Virginia Maxon, Sue Rose, Laura Holland, Joan Hornberger, Linda Stewart, Eleanor Brower, Kay Light, Sheila Smith, Dottie Key. C3116 The Art Club is an organization designed to promote an interest in art and to develop the talents of the members. By making the decorations for the Charity Carnival, Dad's Day, the Glee Club Operetta, and other activities, the Club assists the various school Organizations. The meetings are used as workshop time for various arts and crafts. Seated: Ann Watson, Carol Howard, Susan Cook, Carol Griffin, Helene Neild, Sally Morris, Harriet Schoch, Francie Raborn. Ken Schaefer. Standing: Paula Rattan, Amanda Hamilton, Alice Shelburne, Linda Leslie, Suzanne McCrum, Camille Johnson, Martha Ramage, Jeannie Goodrich, Sally Price, Joan Watzek, Annabelle Lane, Sue Swenson, Judy Williams, Judy Camp, Mrs. Harrison, Johanna Old. Not pictured: Judy Austin, Nancy Bertucci, Catherine Crump, Susan Greene, Melissa Josey, Preridezzt JOAN WATZEK Oc acfz Our- Cjalsf Edilor, WENDY FAUNCE B11.fiz1e.f.r Mazmger, HELENA JACKSON Editor ........,Y7,.....,...,.,,,,V... ,... . .. .v.7,..... WENDY FAUNCE Bfr.s'i11e.fJ Aflnmzger .,,,, ..................,..,,,,,,,.,..,7,,7,.,.. H ELENA JACKSON Acfzfimz ',,,.. ........,,7.,..............., - ...,.,.......,...,.........7...,.7,,.... IV IR. CARLSON Rep0z'fe1'y ........,..,.,...,,,.,., JANE AUSTIN, CAROLYN BARTHOLOXW, MARGARET CULLUM, JUDY DEAN, BRENDA ENGLE- HART, JULIE GOLDBERG, NEALL GRINNAN, EFFIE LADOPOULOU, SUSIE MQCRUM, ANN RUBENSTEIN, SUE SCI-IAENEN, LINDA WILKINS, SUSAN WOODWARD, DONNA GRASHAM, WINNIE CAMPBELL, JUDY BURK- ETT. Eighth Gmde R6LZ7l'6J'67ZlfIfjZf6 ..............,. CYNTHIA HIGGINBOTHAM me GOQ - 1957 H T Sl Editor. SUZANNE FRENSLEY Bllfjllfll' Miuzager, PAT PATTERSON Editor ,.,.............,..v.w..,. ......Y,A S UZANNE ERENSLEY Biifiizeff Mazinger ....,,, ....,......... P AT PATTERSON Actioitiey Editor ,........ .......,.,..,,,7.... K IT ADAMS Photogrfzphy Editor ,...... ,,.,.,.,Y,7,..,,. L INDA BAILEY IV Form Editor ...... ,i...,.,,. C AROLYN CONNELL III Form Editor .,.... A,,...,i, I ANE WOODXVARD II Form Editor ....,,.. ,i.........,.Y.......,.. E LLEN KLEINMAN I Form Editor ....., ......,,....... .,i.i........ M A RCIA MERRITT Art Editorf ..i.............,...........,.,......... IO GLASSELL, SUSAN SIBBITT ADVERTISING: Cookie Chilton, Susan Gay, Ellen Higginbotham, Cissy Wall, Carol Moore. Dirertor ,,,,..............,..........,.... ..,,. M R. ABEL THE ANNUAL STAFF HAS TRIED TO PLAN A H E A , ff N',f -. lx ago O12 0115 COURTESY CAP AWARDEES, 1957 Left to right: Julie Goldberg, Nancy Fix, Mary jane LeVan, Hester Woodfin, Mary Paulson, Carol Aldenhoven. ourfesjq ap The Courtesy Cap is one of the highest and most cherished honors given at Hocka- day. It is given twice during the school year, in the fall and in the spring, All girls in all forms are eligible for the Cap. It is awarded by the Student Council and faculty on the basis of courtesy, which is the sincere respect for and politeness towards others, of service, which is the act of obedience, good works, and love for others, and of loyalty, which is genuine and constant support of the School's standards and activities. The green and white cap has been a tradition for over ten years and is worn every Friday by those girls who have proved themselves worthy of this coveted honor. F? . QD THIRD FORM RING DAY AWARDEFS, 1957 Standing: julie Goldberg, Lucia Nettle, Jane Woodward, Sue Williams. Seated: Mary jane LeVan, Jeannie Goodrich, Nancy Howell, The Hockaday Ring, presented each fall to the Fourth Form and ten percent of the Third Form, is the most coveted of Hockaday awards. The Ring, a designation of achievement, forms a common bond of understanding and friendship among all its wearers. The Ring is awarded on the basis of achievement in character and citizenship, and since all Fourth Formers must have met these standards, they are all accorded the privilege of wearing it. As a special honor, ten percent of the Third Formers, selected by the Faculty, also wear the Ring. The Ring, jade in a gold setting, is a symbol of the standards which Hockaday strives to instill in each of its students. Seated: Sara Bush, Mimi Mason, Caro Alexander. Standing: Patricia Patterson, Marietta Scurry. C1122 GZIOQ Membership in the Cum Laude Society has been the highest academic award since the Ela Hockaday Chapter was formed in 1945. Twice each year, in December and in May, the members of the Fourth Form who have maintained honor roll grades during their four years of Upper School and stand in the first tenth of the class are eligible for initiation into the society. At the installation service held in the study hall on December 5, 1956, the Secretary of the Chapter set forth the object of the Society and explained the motto, the Presi- dent's charge was given, and each initiate received her certificate and emblem. The speak- er for Cum Laude Day was Dr. Umphrey Lee, President Emeritus of Southern Methodist University. ,QZ1IMdI2OfCSCZ'Of Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists, is open to members of the Annual and the Four-Cast staff making honor roll grades. Each girl must submit an original piece of creative writing which has been published. Further- more, she must be recommended by her club sponsor. g Q wi! IM xg First row: Sallie McCutcheon, Sally Polk, Nancy Malone, Anne McLean. Pat Lubben. Second row: Marilyn Munger, Sandra Good, Lyda Hill, Mrs. Batterson, Ceci Conway, Sandra Smith, Barbara Andrau. 7156196 J Oar The Athletic Board is the governing body of the Athletic Association of which each girl of the school is a member. It is composed of a President, the Green and White teams' Captains, and the Green and White team representatives from each Form. These girls control anything pertaining to athletics, such as, planning and scheduling games at school, arranging intramural competition, and choosing the Form teams for all games throughout the year. The athletic program is designed to encourage interest and participation in sports, and to ultimately promote sportsmanship and loyalty. -By providing for three kinds of competition, each girl can participate in some way. There are games between the Forms and between the Green and White teamsg the varsity teams enable a girl to develop her skills more highly by competing with girls from other schools. At the end of the year, five awards are given by the Athletic Board at the Honors Assembly. The Athletic Shield is given to those girls who were on four out of five Form teams and three out of five Green or White teams. To those girls who were on any of the varsity teams, a varsity is awarded. A banner is presented to the winner of the most Green and White gamesg the Fondren Award is won by the girl who has shown the best attitude toward athleticsg and the Form Athletic Cup is given to the winner of the most Form games. The greatest accomplishment of the Athletic Board this year is the instigation of the new Hockaday Athletics Board Cup, which is given to the Form which has shown the best enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and participation in sports. v i GREEN TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Monica Lofgren, Mary jo Trader, Pat Lewis, Nancy Hughston. Green Team Cfzpfain Alblelie Board Preriderzt Uybile Team Cfzpmin PAT LUBBEN NANCY MALONE SALLIE MCCUTCHEON WHITE TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Linda Bailey, Carol Aldenhoven, Carolyn Connell, Helena Jackson. S v 2 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sally Morris, Chotsey Temple, jo Glassell, Dagmar Lunn. 0119129 eams VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Helene Neild, Penny Taylor, Cissy Wall, Sallie McCutcheon, Sandy Smith, Sue Wil- liams, Cece Conway. Second row: Penny Brown, Lynda Byrd, Barbara Andreau, Nancy Howell, Ellen Higginbotham, Joan Watzek, Lyda Hill. Absent: Ber- tucci, Goodrich, Griffin, Munger, Ru- benstein, Scurry, McAdams. VARSITY TENNIS-First row: jane Ricketts, Kay Caldwell, Peg Nathan Eleanor Hamrick, Laura Holland. Sec- ond row: Alison Taylor, Betty Reagor, Neall Grinnan. Third row: Pat Lubben, Myrtie Rawlins, Peggy jo Eastus. Ab- sent: Munger, Keller. 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL-First row: Oteka Little, Cissy Wall, Sallie McCutcheon, Linda Lott, Sally Norris. Second row: Nancy Malone, Carolyn Craig, Susan Smith, Lynda Byrd, Louise Shanks, Dotty DeMoss, Linda Turman, Peg Nathan. Absent: Sara Alexander, julie Boren. Carol Griffin, Lucy Reed. VARSITY SWIMMING-First row: Penny Taylor, Cissy Wfall, janet Stell, Linda Turman. Second rowi Suzanne Frensley, jo Glassell, Oteka Little, Monica Lofgren, Carol Moore, Ellen I-ligginbotham, Nancy Blanchard, Susan Conway. Absent: Susan Gay, Sally Mor- ris, Sallie McCutcheon. VARSITY HOCKEY - First row: Helene Neild, Penny Taylor, Nancy Howell, Penny Messinger, Eleanor Ham- ric, Sue Williams, Ellen Kleinman. Sec- ond row: Mary Paulson, Peggy Sim- mons, Pat Lubben, Lucy Goodrich, Alice Shelburne, Alison Taylor, Helena jack- son, Sandra Good. Third row: Myrtie Rawlins, Kay Light, Sue Schaenan, Carol Moore, Anne McCord, Shiela Smith. Absent: Paunce, McAdams, Munger, Rubenstein, Scurry, T7 Q G 12? S 12 7 C I 0 I2 Volleyball ....,.,.l.l.,,,,,,,, Volleyball ......... Tennis Tournament ......,, Basketball ..,..,.o....,,,,.,,, Basketball l,,,..Y.. Appearance' Con Hockey l.,..,.,.A,, Hockey .........e.. Speedaway ........ Speeclaway ........ Posture Contest Softball .,,.tlc..,.. Softball .....,...... Swimming Meet Green and Whit test ........ e Banner ......... .......IV ..........Greens Whites ....r..IV ..........Greens Whites gqcfzkxzfzes Wefgeffer ways 665565 GOI? 091262 of? 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Every Sunday evening the Vespers Committee has brought to the campus an interesting speaker or program. These services have been enlightening and have encouraged spiritual growth. Seated: Carol Aldenhoven. Standing: Carol Griffin, Penny Brown, Kathryn Manion sisr. l KURT BORRIS, Photogmpber The Annual Staff of 19.57 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Borris for his portraits, color shot, and action shots. We are especially grateful to him for his impromptu trips to the school to take pictures. We thank Miss Burns for her constant assistance, and Mrs. Faunce for the lovely charcoal sketches. Our thanks also go to Mr. Abel, our Annual Sponsor. MARJORIE BURNS MRS. JANET FAUNCE EDMOND ABEL, Adfiror Anne, meet Tiny Caught in the act One of those gay parties The pause that refreshes Put your shoes on! zygrm a 3 And now for a little music , r K J 4 K Graduate to Better Nl in your home of your own folks have ever It means x 6 X X Living. . 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LA mg LA I-4444 53l0 Lovers Lane Dallas, Texas f Complimen+s of W 4 A FRIEND lgff Q, dal f rn g 5404 In I .au For Fine Food sAMMY's RESTAURANT Greenville Avenue . Compliment of Compllmen'rs of JACK MUNGER PAINE DRILLING CO. E bi' i 54 11, i f -QM ,amzdyamwm ,ZWMM 1 mfydmzyaww ,472 l.iMZ, ,cazxafa sm J ' K .: q f zgf? 'V .lf Z2 9229.51 d'euJ6Qf9dT4S P SINCE xsfzz Complimen+s of c:ARTER's JEWELERS U28 Berkshire Complimenfs of A FRIEND x Complimen+s of T. D. HARVEY The Annual Staff Wishes 'ro Thank BORRIS STUDIOS for +he Picfures Throughoui' fhe Publica+ion Complimenfs of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC Bes'r Wishes +o fhe Gradua+ing Class From W. E. NETTLE LINZ JEWELISTS Hockaclay's Choice for Fine Jewelry gzygrm QA go 1114115 970 rm ADAMS, KATHERINE Mrs. C. F. Adams, Jr. 7250 Baxtershire Lane EM1-4286 ALDENHOVEN, CAROL Mr, and Mrs. Carl . Aldenhoven I 51 Westover Terrace Fort Worth, Texas ALEXANDER, CARO Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alexand 4311 Rheims Place LA8-5326 ASHBY, LINDA Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ashby 6741 Alexander TA4-8854 AUSTIN, JANE er, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Austin, Jr. 4009 Armstrong Boulevard LA6-8507 BAILEY, LINDA Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Dathe 8626 Inwood Road FL2-1882 BEAIRD, BARBARA Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat Beaird 4290 Richmond Shreveport, Louisiana BROWN, PENNY Mr. N, J. Brown 210 Fox Street Aurora, Illinois BUSH, SARA Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cole 9007 Briarwood Lane FL7-3771 Csfuofenf CDH? Cfory CARY, EVELYN Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cary, Jr. 10711 Inwood Road EMS-8507 CONNELL, CAROLYN Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Connell 330 F, NW Miami, Oklahoma DEAN, JUDITH Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dean 6535 Mimosa Lane EM8-8320 DENNARD, LORETTA Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dermard 5511 Park Lane EM1-1412 EASTUS, PEGGY JO Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eastus 1543 Eastus Drive WH6-7350 EAUNCE, WENDY Mrs. Janet R. Eaunce 3607 Lemmon LA6--7161 FOREE, NANCILEE Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Foree 4622 Shadywood Lane PLZ-1975 FRENSLEY, SUZANNE Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Frensley 6346 Northwood Road EM3-3467 GLASSELL, JOSEPHINE Mr. and Mrs. Reuben V. Glassell Box 125 Belcher, Louisiana HALTOM, JANE Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haltom 504 Alta Drive Fort Worth, Texas HARVEY, FRANCES Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harvey Box 668 Archer City, Texas HUGHSTON, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hughston 605 West Broadway Midland, Texas HUNTER, KATHRYN Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hunter 1562 Crescent Drive Kingsport, Tenn'essee HYMAN, JANE Mrs. J. F. Hyman 4717 Lawther Drive DA1-1976 JACKSON, HELENA Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jackson 4356 Edmondson A LAS-9185 LEWIS, PATRICIA Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Lewis 1002 South College Tyler, Texas LITTLE. OTEKA Mr. and Mrs. Reuel W. Little 300 West Tishimingo Madill, Oklahoma LADOPOULOU, EFFIE Mr. Panayotis Ladapoulos I. Drosopoulou 86 A Athens, Greece LOFGREN, MONICA Svanteberg Drottningholm, Sweden LUBBEN, PATRICIA Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lubben 3501 Beverly Drive LAI-7020 LUNN, DAGMAR Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Lunn 3112 Skelly Road Bay City, Texas McCUTCHEON, SALLIE Mrs. Mollie McCutcheon 1017 West Fifth St. Pecos, Texas McLEAN, ANNE Mr. and Mrs. W, H. McLean 3824 Tulsa Way Fort Worth, Texas MALONE, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Malone Route 2, Box 54 Weslaco, Texas MANION, KATHRYN Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Manion 650 Thomas Road Beaumont, Texas MASON, MIMI Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Mason 3172 Brook Hollow CI-I7-2941 MATTHEWS, JANE Mr. and Mrs. Wright Matthews 5941 Averill Way EM1-1733 MELTZER, SALLY JO Mr. and Mrs. Parker Meltzer 5411 Stonegate Drive FL2-0601 O'BRIEN, SALLY Mr. and Mrs. W. B. O'Brien 1600 Bowie Amarillo, Texas PATTERSON, PATRICIA Dr, and Mrs. C. O. Patterson 3537 Southwestern EM8-8440 PAYNE, MARIETTA Mrs. Marietta McGregor Payne 3704 Greenway Austin, Texas POLK, SALLY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polk Ophelia Plantation Carville, Louisiana Duncan Hotel Pawhuska, Oklahoma RAWLINS, MYRTIE Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rawlins Apartado 101 Ica, Peru South America SCARBOROUGH, MARGARET Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scarborough 6311 Rosemont Fort Worth, Texas SCURRY, MARIETTA Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Scurry 5542 Winston Court EM1-1476 SIBBITT, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sibbitt 1105 Canterbury Court WHS-6113 TRADER, MARY JO Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown Suite 1007, Fortune Arms Apts. Fort Worth, Texas UNDERWOOD, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Underwood, Jr 1615 Monroe Amarillo, Texas VAUGHAN, GENEVIEVE Mr.' and Mrs. B. F. Vaughn 2757 Ocean Drive Corpus Christi, Texas WILSON, JUDITH Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson 2105 Nabers Street Vernon, Texas III 701722 ARMSTRONG, MELODY Mrs. Allen Armstrong Cedar Grove Natchez, Miss. ANDREA, BARBARA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe Box 111 Alief, Texas BARBEE, SUZANNE Mr, and Mrs. B. R. Barbee 1426 Elmwood Drive Abilene, Texas BEAIRD, DEBORAH Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Beaird 4290 Richmond Shreveport, La. BERTUCCI, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. R, K. Bertucci 565 Classen Drive DA7-1350 BRYANT, SUE ANN Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bryant 828 Strawn Jonesboro, Ark. BURTON, BETTIE Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burton 1500 Douglas Midland, Texas BYRD, LYNDA Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Byrd 902 B, N.W. Ardmore, Oklahoma CALDWELL, KAY Mr. and Mrs. R. Caldwell 3203 Beverly Drive LA8-9009 CARSON, PATRICIA Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Carson 2022 N. Broadway Shawnee, Okla. COOK, SUSAN i Mr. and Mrs. I-I. M. Cook 6334 Westchester . LAS-8008 CRAIG, CAROL Mrs. T. C. Craig 1219 Bonham St. Amarillo, Texas CULLUM, MARGARET Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cullum, Jr 5139 Seneca Dr. FL2-7837 DAVIS, MARTHA Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Davis 3445 South 12th St. Abilene, Texas DRAPER, LEONORA Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Draper 3213 Lawnview Corpus Christi, Texas ENGLEHART, BRENDA Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Englehart 412 Albany Ave. Shreveport, La. FERTITTA, DARRAGH Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Fertitta 1485 Thomas Road Beaumont, Texas FRANKS, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Franks 2205 Copeland Tyler, Texas FULWILER, JANE FULWILER, JEAN Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fulwiler, Jr 1334 Sayles Blvd. Abilene, Texas GOLDBERG, JULIE Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Goldberg 5906 Walnut Hill Lane EM8-4301 GOODRICH, THELMA Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Goodrich, 6738 Lakewood Blvd. TA7-1831 GREENE, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Greene 8600 Greenville Ave. AD5-5816 GRIFFIN, CAROL Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffin, 106 S. Bernice Spearman, Texas HODGES, ELLEN GENE Dr. and Mrs. Leon Hodges 4272 Bordeaux LA8-7381 HOLLAND, LAURA Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holland 671 N. Manus Dr. WH2-9137 HOWELL, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Howell Oakwood Lane TA1-5538 JOSEY, MELISSA Mr. D. W. Josey 3625 Maplewood LA6-6410 KOCH, CAROL Mrs. J. A. Koch 611 West 4th St. Quanah, Texas Sr. Jr. LETT, SANDRA Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lett 5519 Drane Drive FL1-3373 LEVAN, MARY JANE Mr. and Mrs. G. E. LeVan 718 S. Hoff ElReno, Okla. LEWIS, MARY JON Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Lewis 1002 S. College Tyler, Texas LOCKE, MARY Mrs. Nora Th. Locke Av. Atlantica 1588, Apt 1101 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil LOTT, LINDA Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lott Box KK Post, Texas ' MCLEMORE, CAROL Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLemore 736 Thora Blvd. Shreveport, La. MAY, GERALDINE Mr. and Mrs. D. M. May 3219 University Houston, Texas MEADORS, MERLE Mr. and Mrs. Max Meadors 2101 Wallace Clovis, New Mexico MESSINGER, PENNY Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Messinger Route 1 Denton, Texas MONROE, NANCY Mr. and -Mrs. A, F. Monroe 2727 Lovers Lane LA1-5780 MOORE, CAROL Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore 8118 Inwood Road FL2-4421 MORELAND, BETTY Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moreland 6231 Park Lane EMI-2065 MORRIS, SALLY Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morris 370 Terrell Road San Antonio, Texas MUNGER, MARILYN Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Munger 3840 Windsor Lane LAI-3655 MURPHY, PATRICIA Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Murphy 3011 Ong Street Amarillo, Texas NATHAN, MARGARET Mrs. R. Nathan 5038 Brookview Drive EMI-3597 NEILD, HELENE Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neild, Jr. 420 Drexel Drive Shreveport, La. NETTLE, LUCIA Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nettle 3600 Rosedale LA8-1023 NIEHUSS, BARRY Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Niehuss 701 Joslyn Gurdon, Ark. NORRIS, SALLY Mrs. Suzanne Norris 3605 Crescent LA6-2968 PARKINS, PATTY Mr. and Mrs. William L. Parkins 1214 9th St. Lake Charles, La. PAULSON, MARY Dr. and Mrs, D. L. Paulson 5359 Drane Drive FL2-6067 PETERS, LAURALEA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters Tinnie, New Mexico RAMAGE, MARTHA Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ramage 1825 N. Garrett TA6-3195 REED, LUCY Mr. and Mrs. Fagan Dickson 3200 Bowman Road Austin, Texas RICKETTS, JANE Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Ricketts 7.10 Mayrant WH1-4'1602 RITTER, JANE Mrs. H. R. Ritter Black Oak Road Marked Tree, Ark. RUBENSTEIN, ANN Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rubenstein 43,1 Pierremont Road Shreveport, La. SCHOCH, HARRIET Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Schoch 5902 Averill Way EMl43212 SHANKS, LOUISE Mr. and Mrs. R. Shanks A1137 Caruth EM8-8685 SHELBURNE, ALICE Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Shelburne 5543 Waneta Drive FL2-4120 SIMMONS, MARGARET Mr. and Mrs. Jay Simmons 5022 Seneca Drive FL2-4836 SMITH, SUSAN Mrs. Roscoe Smith 3536 Bryn Mawr EM1-4786 STEPHENS, BEVERLY Dr. and Mrs. Wells Stephens 3952 Weyburn Ft. Worth, Texas STEWART, LINDA Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Stewart 3917 Cockrell Hill Rd. FE7-5713 SWENSON, SUE Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Swenson, Jr 2200 Pembroke Drive Fort Worth, Texas TAYLOR, PENNY Mr. and Mrs. Jay Taylor 2809 Hughes Street Amarillo, Texas TEMPLE, CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Temple, Jr. 100-1 Persimmon Lufkin, Texas WALL, CISSY Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wall 4116 Stanhope LA8-1046 WATZEK, JOAN Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Watzek 1006 Elm Street Crossett, Ark. WEIL, LYNNE Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Weil 5932 Joyce Way EM1-2062 WILLIAMS, SUE Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams 406 Newell Avenue DA1-3943 WILLIS, CAROLYN Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Willis 20 Norfolk Drive Wichita, Kansas WINSTON, DIANE Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Winston 304 French Avenue Temple, Texas WOODFIN, HESTER Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Woodfin 621 S. Main Street Paris, Texas WOODWARD, JANE Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Henry 8704 Jourdan Way EMS-8500 WRIGHT, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. Knox E. Wright 3602 Sun Valley Drive Houston, Texas I I 7014122 ALEXANDER, SARA Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Alexander 4464 Rheims Place LA6-7407 ALLEN, LOUISE Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Allen Calvert, Texas BARTHOLOW, CAROLYN Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bartholow, Jr. 4445 McFarlin LA8-5651 BEARDMORE, MARILYN Mr. and Mrs. H. Beardmore, Jr. 138 N. Battin Wichita 8, Kansas BLAFFER, CAMILLA Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blaffer 2 Briarwood Circle Houston, Texas BLANCHARD, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blanchard Park Plantation Franklin, La. BOREN, JULIE Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Boren, Jr. 3815 Beverly Drive LA8-7400 BOWSER, MARY LOUISE Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bowser 5212 Earquhar Lane FL2-0796 BRITTINGHAM, CRISTINE Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brittingham P. O. Box 1269 Monterrey, N.L., Mexico BROWN, CAROLYN Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown 5339 Surrey Circle FL2-5271 CINTRON, JOSEY Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Cintron Base Line Rd., Mi. 11 Mercedes, Texas CONWAY, SUSAN Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Conway 2829 Giddings St. Clovis, N. M. DeMOSS, DOROTHY Mr, and Mrs. H. R. DeMoss 6722 Pemberton Dr. EM1-1940 FINLEY, MARY MARGARET Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Finley Box 8 Ketchum, Okla. FIX, NANCY Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Fix, Jr. 9910 Inwood Road EM1-2468 FULLER, MARCIA Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fuller 27 Valley Ridge Road Fort Worth, Texas GEORGE, LOUANN Mr. and Mrs. A, M. George Box 42 Albany, Texas GOOD, SANDRA Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Good, Jr. Box 545 Ft. Sumner, New Mexico GOODRICH, LUCY Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Goodrich, Jr. 6738 Lakewood Blvd. TA7-1831 HAMRIC, ELEANOR Mr. Darrell Hamric 5416 Neola Dr. AD9-4530 HAMRICK, BETTIE Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamrick 6512 Linden Lane AD9-1578 HICKEY, SUZANN E Mrs. Virginia Hickey 3825 Bowser LA6-5026 HIGGINBOTHAM, ELLEN Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higginbotham 4400 St. Johns Drive LA8-0122 HORNBERGER, JOAN Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hornberger 4208 Lorraine LA1-1231 HOWARD, CAROL Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Howard, Jr. 6531 Joyce Way EM1-2036 HUDSON, DELMAR Mr. and Mrs. William L, Hudson 2710 Simondale Drive Fort Worth, Texas JACKSON, ANN Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jackson 4356 Edmondson LA8-9185 JACKSON, SALLIE Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jackson 7408 Greenbrier EM8-5420 JACKSON, SUSAN KIT Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jackson 2901 Sirnondale Fort Worth, Texas JOHNSTON, CAMILLE Dr. and Mrs R. H. Johnston 305 S. Missouri Mercedes, Texas KELLER, MARILYN Mr. and Mrs. K. Keller 5544 Park Lane EMI-7710 KEY, DOROTHY Mr. and Mrs H. D. Key 3720 Miramar LA1-1043 KLEINMAN, ELLEN Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kleinman 4541 Lorraine LA8-7755 LANE, ANNABELLE Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lane 4248 Armstrong Pkwy. LA8-7139 LESLIE, LINDA Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Leslie Box 156 Bailey, Texas LIGHT, KAY Mrs. M. A. C. Light 3612 Amherst EM1-5433 McADAMS, POLLY Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McAdams 4228 Lorraine LA8-6777 MCCORD, ANNE Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCord 9323 Preston Road EMI-3127 MCCRARY, MARY LOUISE Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McCrary Box 1056 Post, Texas MCCRUM, SUZANNE Mrs. R. D. McCrum 5941 Belmont TA3-3745 OLD, JOHANNA Mr. and Mrs. Levie Old 2008 Vincent Brownwood, Texas PONDER, ELIZABETH Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Ponder 2730 Richmond E1 Paso, Texas RABORN, FRANCINE Mr. and Mrs. Smiley Raborn, Jr. 621 Sifton Blvd. Calgary, Alberta, Canada REAGOR, BETTY Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Reagor 3823 Lemmon LAI-7511 REDFERN, ROSALIND Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Redfern Box 1747 Midland, Texas RENFREW, NITA Mr. and Mrs. J. MCG. Renfrew Av. Lic. Jose Benitez 2440 Col. Obispado Monterrey, N. L., Mexico SCHAENEN, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. B. Schaenen 4701 Miron Drive EL1-6495 SMITH, CREO Mr. and Mrs. Okla Homer Smith 320 N. 16th Street Fort Smith, Ark. SMITH, SANDRA Mrs. Estill Heyser 4425 Highland Dr. LA8-2570 SMITH, SHELIA Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith 4437 McFarlin LAS-7251 SPENCER, JANET Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Spencer 5122 DeLoache' EM8-3629 STEMMONS, ALLISON Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Stemmons 5549 Wenonfah Drive FL2-8212 TAYLOR, ALISON Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor 4321 University LA6-6342 TALLY, CYNTHIA Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fricke 614 S. Washington Fredericksburg, Texas TURMAN, LINDA Mr, and Mrs. H.D. Turman 3601 Rosedale LA6-6936 WATSON, KIRTLEY Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Watson 5222 Farquhar Lane FL2-2153 WERTZ, BARBARA Dr. and Mrs. Royal Wertz 4400 West Third Amarillo, Texas WILKINS, LINDA Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilkins No. 3, Briar Oaks Lane Houston, Texas WORTHINGTON, AMY Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Worthington 3637 Stratford LA1-4379 I 701722 AUGHTRY, SONDRA KAY Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Aughtry Ingenio Consuelo San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic AUSTIN, JUDY Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Austin, Jr. 4009 Armstrong LA6-8307 AUSTIN, MELINDA Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Austin 5103 Lahoma LA6-6524 BARTHOLOMEW, SARA Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bartholomew 3828 Bryn Mawr EMI-5183 BOHANNA, SIDNEY Mrs. Elizabeth Bohanna 5310 Nakoma Drive FL1-6135 BOOS, LUCINDA Mrs. Lila Boos 5922 Joyce Way EM8-3430 BOROUGHS, RILLA Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boroughs 4324 Hyer Street LA6-2544 BROWER, ELEANOR Mr. and Mrs. O. Brower, III 4712 Lakeside Drive LAI-1084 BROWER, GEORGIE Mr. and Mrs. O. Brower, III 4712 Lakeside Drive LAl-1084 BURKETT, JUDITH Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Burkett 3524 Walnut Street Texarkana, Texas BURT, NANCY ANN Mr, and Mrs. E. K. Burt 2023 Downing St. Wichita Falls, Texas CAMP, JUDITI-I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Camp 401 South Elm Pecos, Texas CAMPBELL, WINIFRED Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Campbell 3625 Normandy LA6-5162 CI-IILTON, COOKIE Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Chilton 4226 Arcady LA8-6049 CONWAY, CECELIA Mrs. G. T. Conway, Jr. Melrose Hotel LA6-3451 COX, CAROLYN Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox 7200 Turtle Creek EM8-5566 COX, MOLLY Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox P. O. Box 97 Columbus, Ark. CRUMP, CATHERINE Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Crump 3301 Mockingbird Lane Wichita Falls, Texas FAULK, AMELIA Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Faulk, Jr. 409 Westwood Drive Ruston, Louisiana FORD, LEE Mr. and Mrs. Logan Ford 3908 Shannon Lane LA1-3977 GAY, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gay 5346 Wenonah Drive FL2-7345 GRASI-IAM, DONNA JEAN Mr. and Mrs, fE. S. Grasham 629 Camp Drive Waco, Texas W I I xl GREEN, SUSAN Mr. W. W. Green 6606 Kenwood TA3-2557 GRIFFITH, SALLY Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Griffith, Jr. 4532 S. Versailles LA6-3316 GRINNAN, NEALL Mr. and Mrs. L. Grinnan, Jr. 4408 Lakeside Drive LA1-4408 HAMILTON, AMANDA Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hamilton 4442 Manning Lane FL2-7079 HARRISON, CAROL Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrison 4525 Isabella Lane FL1-0266 HILL, LYDA Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hill 6912 Vassar Drive EMI-0354 HOLLINGSWORTH, JUDY Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hollingsworth 8422 Garland Road DA1-2080 JOERS, ELIZABETH Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Joers Rt. 7, Box 64 Hot Springs, Ark. KENNEDY, SUSAN Mr. and Mrs. N. Kennedy 4008 Miramar LA1-7562 KUCERA, KATHLEEN Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kucera 4317 Westway LA1-4882 MAXSON, VIRGINIA Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Maxson 4434 Northwest Hgwy. FL2-1232 MAYFIELD, JEANNIE Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mayfield 4520 Belfort LA1-1738 MERRITT, MARCIA Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Merritt, 5534 Bonita TA4-2427 MORRIS, GAIL Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Morris 6123 Waggoner Drive EM8-5379 OLDI-IAM, DOROTHY Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Oldham 6054 Woodland Drive EMI-1601 PAULSON, MARGARET Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Paulson 5359 Drane Drive FL2-6067 PRICE, SALLY Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Price 1321 S. 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