Holliday High School - Eagle Yearbook (Holliday, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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In the years to come the yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during the undergraduate days. If this book, in some way, will help you to recall the many events and challenges in the 1960 school year and the way in which those events have molded your future, the purpose of this yearbook will have been fulfilled. We, the annual staff, proudly present to you, the 1960 Eagle. THE EAGLE STAFF .,-+.' , 5 -ff ' Y gg, it.-ml Z Q 5 : ti lf' ., if-1-. V, ,ff I.,-5, . ,i,f!v,7 '?f?g. .PJ46g'i': 501' f-.- - -' it 1- -J . Rosemary Noles Editor ---yr'-we' 1 -191 uv. ' ff' ' wg pt,- 1'-'Y'-I ' . Z.l1sW:E '.' ' E- 'if7'7ff ' is-gt 1., 1 272-ug' 1- 'D :if'P- 4 Al ,iii in fig '-4 . -.kv-1-,.,,t.f,, ju- - 11 , . . 1 . v67'.'fT'f5z F.?-flflwA .:, Q . rg?-Li. VA... h 'Mk J Vi- St. Q.PQNv-. -T, Q' 1 53' L B.,-, - .. , , :f r,-Q-V.: - - ' v- ws 1-1. 2-.-, - -5 -, . . 11- , V 3. .-.QV , . l 'init 3.1 55.51 - I',Lfr?f1'vr-gfyf-Zjca 1,2-f.-1f'j'ig:g1t v., is .sg .N 1 1, fi fa:- -- ff F5 ' 'fi Q55 5'7 x' i ,Q ' - - '-T-Q. 'tr' -2- f.'-' 'U' I .' S - '. f . N ' DEDICATIO With an abiding love for our cornrnunity and a thankful awareness of the way its people support their school, we respectfully dedicate the 1960 Eagle to our home town. BOARD OF EDLICATIO President -------------------- GILBERT FINNELL Vice-President - - ---- G. D. NOLES Secretary ---- - - RUFUS SZENASI Pictured left to right: Gilbert Finnell, G. D. Noles, Noel Pautsky, O. L. King, Dean Sorrels, Rufus Szenasi, Paul Schaefer, U ERINTEN Q, -as Q s mmf . , Q -3 X WSg5,fg'1 ' 752542 wa 15 ,Wg -gvalw K 'lig fi' 1,3 Ni l W if K f s - sgief MR. W S TI-IOM Another school year is finished and it has been for all of you an- other year of growth and progress. However, may this year be only another step toward greater achievement. Education is the way in which you can invest your time during your early years and you will receive life long returns. In our modern age, greatest success comes to those who possess skill and training. Ray Coe High School Principal Congratulations to the annual staff for making this one of the finest years ever. Best wishes to each of you. Belle Magee Grade School Principal INA SLOVER PAULINE JAMES IUANITA SMITH First Grade Second Grade Third Grade CARRIE STEGALL EDNA STEVENS MARY ROBERTS Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade ELIZABETH CHRISTENSON ERMA BARTON LOUISE THORNTON Seventh Grade Music Librarian NW MAURINE LEBOW ERNIE CUNNINGHAM MARY WHITE Math Football Coach Commercial History W ., E HELEN PARSONS JACK ENGLISH ETHEL FISHER Homemaking Girls' Basketball Coach Girls' Junior High P. E. Science Driver Education ED TREW BUD CAMPBELL HELEN HOOK Assistant Football Coach Boys. Basketball Coach English Shop Spanish MRS. FLOYD HUBBARD Cafeteria Staff R Secretary MRS. LUTHER BENNETT, MRS. R. E. IOHNSON MRS. I. M. SEABERRY, MRS. G. W. HOLT ' 'L H ::. J T L. L ,,, H S .L M ,'2A - A R' M ': ..,. Sz. L. M... ..,. K .L .QEE , M.. L l - H R 7 5 MEMM ia -a F 53 my MRS. OLA MAE STONE Custodian MRS. W. C. BRACKEEN W. C. BRACKEEN MR. HARRY HUNDLEY MR. BILL BURGE MR. .TARVIS SENIOR OFFICERS President - CHARLES BRISON Vice-President - DOC MYERS Secretary - PAULA SCHAEFER Treasurer - LANETTE BABB Reporters - CARLES GIBSON and DON CANADA GARY DARR MARY IO LOWDER LEON ADDISON LANETTE BABB LINDA BA RNES PA ULA BIGGS BILLIE SUE BLAIR CAROLYN BOREN CHA RLES B RISON LEON BROWN DICKIE COPELAND MA RY COX DONALD CHAFIN GA RY DA RR SHARON BROWN DA VID BURKETT DON CANADA VELMA COCHRAN DORIS DUCKWORTH LUNDY HOMER FIELDS JERRY FINNELL AMELIA FREY CARLES GIBSON WAYNE GRAVES JERRY GOFORTH EARNESTEEN HARMON DON MCILROY FRED FORD MAIER MARGIE MASON DOC MYERS LINDA IACKS DONALD JOHNSON PAT EARL KLINE MARY IO LOWDER ROSEMARY NOLES ALVIN PARISH DONALD RIDDLES FRANCES BARNES ROBINSON PAYE RODERICK PAULA SCHAEFER BARBARA SEALE LARRY SEALE I UNE WEST LOIS WILSON SUE ANN MORRIS NEMA TIGER CAROLYN WALKER KENNETH THOMAS LOUISE TICE MORRIS NANCY STEGALL MARY STONE TERRELL TAYLOR 1 45 fe? 1 52,5 4 Q 4 ,www ... 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BOWMAN RAYMOND BROWN CAROL CAMPBELL BETTY CHESHER GERALDINE COTTRELL DELBERT COX DIXIE DAILEY DWAYNE DICKERSON ROBERT DAVIS BONNIE DODSON TEDDY DOTY CHARLES FINNELL GARY FORD BOBBY GAYNOR GEAN GODWIN PAT HEATHINGTON SUE SORRELS ROY STEGALL DAN STONE PAUL STONE GAYLE SZENASI PAUL WACHSMAN SHEILA WALLACE CHARLES WRIGHT CARL WHITE CAROLYN TAYLOR MARTHA GREENE NOT SHOWN LEE ANN HOWARD , TOMMY HUDSON JUDY INGRAM JOHNSON PAT I AMES PATSY JOHNSON DAN MARSHALL RONNIE MOORE CAROLYN MORTON BILLY NEIMEYER PATRICIA PROVINCE DORIS ROWCH N SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President - ROY DON HOING Vice-President --R'DEAN SMITH Secretary - CAROLYN HARMON Treasurer - SUE STONE Reporter - BILLY CRADDOCK SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CAROLYN HARMON WAYNE ROBERTS Curtis Bates Jimmy Bertrand Andy Boozer Ronald Boren Guy Clint Cowden Billy Craddock Jane Crow Wanda Davis Phyllis Ford Donna Chambers Carolyn Harmon Roy Don Hoing Ruth Mason I ay Lynn Moss Ione Moore Jack Robertson Jack St. Clair R' Dean Smith Sue Stone Linda Wallace Jimmy Willis Carolyn Zuck Davy Lee Neal Cynthia Raines Nancy Ray Frances Renner Kay Riddles Wayne Roberts !,7'1 mr- QV 1- 41 'N ' iq, ,Y in .ldv . -, axglfifjy ,-,Jr ,E :f ,wr 5 Q 'H' , . -345 5' U. , bu 'H '-, Q-4, My Wipe, . llff' 1 if re., FRESHMAN OFFICERS President - DARRYL LOWDER Vice-President - WAYNE MORTON Secretary - PATSY WEST Treasurer - CHRIS WHITE Reporters - SANDY ADAMS and CAROLYN DAVIS FRESHMAN FAVCRITES LOUISE KARR WAYNE MORTON Sandy Adams Jo Ann Braziel Sue Bates Ralph Campbell Ann Cochran Glenda Chamberlain Carolyn Davis Carolyn Franklin Larry Finnell Mike Fox Jeanette Frey David Gibbons I oyce Hallum Virginia Holt Johnny John Louise Karr Daryl Lowder Io Ann Lyles Gary McDaniel Wayne Morton Scheri Price Vicki Ruffin Travis Stegall Shirley Szenasi Leon Tice Pem Tiger Valerie Ward Johnny Ward Patsy West Chris White Mike Wright PMQYO NDT AVAIIAIU 'KQV final K' ,Q E535 aflfje 2 SKY? 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Mary Ann Kincaid Hugh Kuykendall Guy Lindley Patricia Martin Pete Minnix Thomas Owens Floyd Raines Sue Roberts Sam Ruffin Melvin Sissom Claudia Smyers Sharon Stone John Szenasi Connie Terral Dorothea Toner Rickey Welch Eugene Holman Allen Eaves J' ess Brown EIGHTH GRADE Butch Adams Eldon Alderman Bobby Braziel Alvin Bryant Carolyn Bryant Wilburn Clark Ronnie Dailey Shirley Davis Robert Doty Lynn Flowers Dewayne Fox Shirley Hamilton Robert Hamilton Sandy Hunt Neal Johnson SEVENTH GRADE Thomas Bennett Ann Bowles Patsy Collier Williard Conway Larry Craddock Robert Davis Kay Finnell Jackie Haggerty Arthur Heathington Sue Ann Hunt Elizabeth Inman Opal Jones Ronnie Kuykendall John Love Fran Mahler Kenny McDaniel Helen McLaughlin Vicki Moss Lillian Owens Jimmy Pautsky Charles Phillips Vernon Pryor Jesse Richeson Ernie Rowch Douglas Stegall Cindy Thomas Glenda Turner Bertha Wadsworth Sheri Willimon Linda Wylie Judy Wright ,Tanet Holman Pat Eaves Sherilyn Chambers Mike Lowder Robert Lowder Frank Maenza Aquilla Mahler Iimmie Minnix Dewayne Morrow Johnna Perkins Linda Russell Larry Slack Kay Sorrells Ronnie Terral Ralph Toner Linda Zuck SIXTH GRADE Steve Adams Danny Blocker Meredith Brazil Sandra Brisco Eddie Brison Charles Campbell Shirley Campbell Clifton Clark Jimmy Coe Johnny Farmer James Flowers I ay Franklin Perry Love FWTH GRADE Curtis Boozer Betty Carter Jerry Clark Barbara Compton Sherry Cope Connie Farmer Larry Fields Brenda Finnell Carol Foster Diana Gulley I oe Herndon I oy Herndon Tommy Ingram Jerry Inman Melissa Kincaid Lana Lavender Wayne Lynch Mary Moore Gary Mulkey Patricia Phillips Mike Reed Carol Snether Henry Stegall Duetta Wright Charles Wylie Judy Yarbrough Bobby Brumbley nav sr-.vm PROY0 Nc A I FOURTH GRADE Linda Ayres Charles Barnes Richard Barnes Inez Bennett Billy Boozer Pattye Boswell Mike Boyd Gail Briscoe Patricia Brooks Mollie Bullard Wanda Collier Jackie English Bill Finnell Judy Gafford Donna Goforth Gary Haggerty Bonnie Hamilton Jay Hicks Kathy Holliman Wayne Hughes Jerry Johnson Carol King I oanne Lewis Barry Mahler Wren Marshall Nita Maynor Barbara Mulkey Lana Rawkins Gayla Reed Nancy Tonahill Weldon Turner Perry Voyles Anna Wade Charles Wadsworth Marsha Ward Margaret Wilson David Wylie THIRD GRADE John Borgman Dana Jean Bowling Cathy Briscoe Larry Bullard Constance Campbell David Chandler Arlene Cowden Freddy Duame Jewel Duckworth Gary Gilmore Ruth Ann Haggerty Yevette Heathington Allen Dale Hill James Johnson Scotta Lavender Patricia Lewis Johnny Lucy Raye Maenza Joseph McLaughlin Deborah Minnix Gary Morrow Gary Price Tany Ray Suzanne Russell LaDeane Sorrels Mary Stringer Douglas Thomas Linda Thomas Wanda Tiger Sharon Tonahill Melissa Voyles Eddie Wade Betty White Jenny White Gary Whitehead Terry Wylie Michael Yancy Laura Zuck Ronnie Gafford Linda Gulley Jeanie Hankins I ohn Hicks Carolyn Mahler Kenneth Murrah Daniel Snethen Steve Stone Ieff Underwood Corlis Wade Barry Ward Rodger Brumiey Dana Dailey SECOND GRADE Van Adams Linda Allgood Wayne Beavers Deborah Beebe Donna Bennett Nancy Bowles Kathy Braziel Barbara Bullard Robert Bullard Johnny Carver Danny Compton Cathy English Beckie Flowers Daniel Foster Ann Franklin YRGYU I Avoifssbl FIRST GRADE Rickie Allgood Jannace Beebe Helen Bryant Anna Chandler Janet Coe Nancy Duckworth Roger Farmer Mary Io Fullrner Rhonda Gibson Allen Hamill Larry Don Holt Shirley Hukill Rusty Hull Theresa Johnson Patti Kormas Mike King Scott Lowder J o Carol Lynch Judy Mulkey Sharon Richerson Vickie Ross James Sadberry Sandra Stegall Shirley Stephenson Candace Stone Mona Lou Szenasi Randy Tiger Becky Vestal Neta Key Wade Robbie Wadsworth Rickey Walker Craig Walley Brenda Ward Tanda Williams Rida Sue Sutton Walter Beeson Carol Wingrove Vickie Wissig P00 Jflf Fmxqx I , ..,,, 2 . V ' af M2254 J ff' 2 E E GLE STAFF The number of details involved in sponsoring a school yearbook could be staggering if it were not for the happy thought that memories of youth are being preserved. It is also a pleasure to present school as it really is - a place for mental, physical, and social growth of the young people of Holliday. I sincerely appreciate the untiring efforts of the staff, the liberal contributions of advertisers, and the support given by teachers and students in making this book possible. g M Eagle Sponsor wswffw him! Mrs. Ethel Fisher ai s Congratulations to the freshman class representative, fi' 'Y 9 Carolyn Davis, who topped the list of staff sales with more than thirty year books sold. A 1 s1r-s - r I ssr 'ss' is i f QI A ' f' 'V ' s't'r' ' - IT , . -. ,, fir i ' .,.r at kVf,:: 1 .. - ,a,,f:.. i K it , . ,.,. V t p : sa ,.s 'H s I . ..r. s . seg s 2 r g it EDITORS ROSEMARY NOLES PAT HEATHINGTO BUSINESS MANAGERS DORIS ROWCH BILLIE L A SEPTEMBER M T W T F I 2 3 4 7 8 9 I0 II '4'5 7'8lZ SCHOOL CALENDAR' 9-'60 ------........-...-. 2I 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 OCTOBER I 2 S 6 7 8 9 12 I3 I4 IS I6 I9 20 2I 22 73 26 27 28 Z9 30 .-....-...........--.....-... NOVEMBER 2 3 4 5 6 9 I0 ll I2 I3 I6 17 I8 I9 20 23 24 25 26 27 30 ...-.................-...-........ ----.-.-..-----..--.. DECEMBER I2 :1 4 7 a 91011 l4I5I6I7I8 2122232425 25293011 JANUARY M T W T F I 2 S 6 7 8 9 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I9 20 2I 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 FEBRUARY 2 3 4 S 6 9 I0 II I2 I3 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 23 24 25 26 27 MARCH 2 3 4 5 6 9 I0 II I2 I3 I6 I7 IB I9 20 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 APRIL I 2 3 6 7 8 9 I0 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 20 2l 22 23 24 27287930 MAY MTWTF 1 4 5 6 7 8 II I2 I3 Id IS I3 I9 so 21 22 3,95 vs 27 za 29 Our school year began August 31 with registration and the outdoor party for signing the 1959 EAGLE. Then came September and football. The band and cheerleaders led by Mary Cox, who was chosen as September Girl, added much atmosphere while our team got off to a good start by defeating Throckmorton and Electra. In our first assembly we said, Bon Voyage to Kenneth Thomas as he left for a US Navy cruise which he had won as a budding young scientist the pre- vious spring. In October Holliday High went westem while the seniors made preparations for the traditional Round-up and Barbecue on the 24th. The football team con- tinued to win and Doc Myers became our football hero for October. From the be- ginning of practice for girls basketball Mary Jo Lowder was a stand-out and was recognized by the student body for her athletic ability. Homecoming activities highlighted November. Carolyn Morton as football queen and Mary Jo Lowder as band Sweetheart were the central figures in an elab- orate crowning ceremony held in the gymnasium. Football season ended with an 8-2 record and basketball began. Charles Brison was elected Boy of the Month for his basketball prowess and Lanette Babb with her charming manners captured our hearts in the classroom. Basketball, the F. H.A. Banquet, and class parties held our interest until Christmas holidays finally arrived. As the basketball season progressed through December we agreed that Nema Tiger and Donald Johnson were two of our most valuable players. In January we were hard at work again, but the Athletic Banquet offered a welcome relief. Entertainment by our versatile stage band and a group of Holli- day belles was enjoyed by all. During this month Nancy Stegall and Jerry Fin- nell earned for their third time an All-State Band rating, and snow covering our campus offered a new medium of play. By February it was decided that the faculty should recognize some students for outstanding qualities and they began by picking Jeanette Frey and Pem Tiger as Friendliest Freshmen. Claudia Smyers emerged the winner of the Spelling Bee and another feature of the month was the fourth grade program. Basketball sea- son with a fine record for both boys and girls, and we finally finished getting our pictures made for the yearbook. March found us engaged in usual and unusual schoolroom activities, but win- ter held on and we were glad to don our wraps at the end of a day. The teachers were saved during those trying days by such students as R' Dean Smith and Billy Craddock who were chosen as Most Courteous Sophomores. We really worked in April! Two-thirds of our students were out for athletic or literary events in preparation for Interscholastic League competition, and we dedicated our April calendar page to all teachers and students who helped Holli- day to win the cup for literary events. To grace our May page Sue Sorrels and Jerry Adams were chosen as Most Cooperative Juniors. Before we realized it, the month of May was half gone, and traditional banquets held our thoughts. A Dutch theme for the eighth grade ban- quet and a Hawaiian dream world for the junior-senior banquet and prom made both occasions very festive. We had reading, writing, and arithmetic during 1959-1960, but we also had a wonderful time, didn't we? XV' -33' MARY COX KENNETH THOMAS Head Cheerleader TOP Scientist SEPTEMBER E I 56-W2 i gawk, W-sunk! n MSE? ai wwf am' Ne? :fp ,- sa 2 S MARY IO LOWDER DOC MYERS Basketball Captain Football Captam OCTOBER A im Q ,wr , ,7 f , Z -47 if LANETTE BABB CHARLES BRISON Good Character Athletic Ability NOVEMBER NEMA TIGER DONALD JOHNSON Basketball Ability Basketball Ability DECEMBER NANCY STEGALL JERRY FINNELL Music Ability JANUARY Music Ability NH, BILLY CRADDOCK R'DEAN SMITH Most Courteous Sophomore Most Courteous Sophomore MARCH 2 if ' N :Af-' R25 Qdffg S fv 4535? 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MANAGERS Jimmy Bertrand, Kenneth Thomas, Pat Kline, Johnny Johns. , S, -gpm fm w-zl tw- .sw vormwfeit f -1- HOLLIDAY'S CAGERS CAG ERS Forward WAYNE ROBERTS Forward DONALD JOHNSON Center CHARLES BRISON Guard JERRY ADAMS MOST ATHLETIC Guard DICKIE COPELAND Center TERRELL TAYLOR Megargal Seymour Nocona Seymour Munclay 'Henrietta 'Archer City Munday 'Iowa Park 'Henrietta 'Archer City 'Iowa Park 'District CAC-JERS Guard JERRY FINN ELL Guard DON RIDDLES Guard LA RRY FINNELL Center BILLY BLOCKER SCORES WE 54 40 31 50 46 50 49 54 56 44 57 50 THEY 31 34 41 39 36 48 42 45 50 54 48 56 FRESHMAN TEAM I HOLLIDAY EAGLETTES OUR COA Jack Eng wifi. STARTI G SIX Managers Captains SUE SORRELS SHEILA WALLACE MARY IO LQWDER NEMA TIGER ROSEMARY NOLES E GLETTES w I , Guard - NEMA TIGER Forward - ROSEMARY NOLES Guard - MARY IO LOWDER MOST ATHLETIC Forward - EARNESTEEN HARMON Guard - PAT PROVINCE Fc Forward - PAT JAMES Forward - GAYLE SZENASI EARNESTEEN HARMON MARY IO LOWDER NEMA TIGER ROSEMARY NOLES CA ROLYN HA RMON PAT PROVINCE QQ if CHARLES BRIS ON .TERRY FINNELL MARY ANN KINCAID ANN BOWLES TENNIS NEMA TIGER LARRY FIN NELL E s FLOYD RAIN ES RONNIE KUYKENDALL KENNETH THOMAS JAN BOWLES CAROLYN MORTON HIGH ATH FOOTBALL BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS PATRICIA PROVINCE JANE CROW Head Cheerleader MARY COX SUE ROBERTS ANN COCHRA JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Glenda Turner, Candy Toner, Sue Roberts, Opal Jones. WESTER ROL! DUP HIGH SCHOOL ROYALTY June West Terrell Taylor IUNIORS Pat James Charles Wright FRESHMEN Patsy West Darryl Lowder SOPHOMORES Carolyn Zuck Jimmy Bertrand JUNIOR HIGH ROYALTY FIFTH GRA DE Lana Lavender Tommy Ingram SIXTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SEXTETTE ELEMENTARY ROYALTY THIRD GRADE Connie Campbell Johnny I oe Lucy Ann Frankhn and Wayne Beavers Patty C31-1-er and Dona M053 'Q ALL-STATE Jerry Finnell Nancy Stegall STAGE BAN ALL-REGION Jerry Finnell Fred Maier Sue Stone Doris Rowch Nancy Stegall 'N VW!! 'QL MAJORETTES Sheila Wallace, Kay Riddles, Gayle Szenasi Rosemary Noles, Pat James, Barbara Seale. BAND COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL sf' OFFICERS President ---- ---- I ERRY FINNELL Secretary - - - - - - R'DEAN SMITH Vice-President - - ----- TOMMY HUDSON Treasurer - - - - - GARY MCDANIEL The qualifications of a Student Council member are passing grades in all subjects and excellent ef- fort and behavior in all classes. These qualifications help the student body choose the people who will best represent them on the council, whose main function is to solve student-administration problems. REPRESENTATIVES I TERSCHOLASTIC ,o 2' ofa' 4560 X0 4- 'Rv cr QQ, S? AQO J1gQ,Qfo,5Qef Q5 Q69 Q04 el' 460.90 .r STATE WINNER l oNE-ACT PLAY DECLAMATION SLIDE RULE POETRY READING Charles Finnell Kenneth Thomas Fred Maier Carolyn Zuck Charles Finnell Johnny Johns LEAGUE C AMPS C9 S2559 3968 'Q ,cf Q 1? Q5 QS' 63,9 ffeo'-ff1,,j'-ffl. 62216, SY' 005 Q56 'Ye 01? OG' 9 CA 05 Q00 '59 '73 61' 9 05268 DECLAMATION DISTRICT WINNERS Roy Don Hoing, Jane Crow, Nancy Ray, Charles Finnell DEBATE SPELLING EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS Fred Maier, Pat Kline Paula Biggs, Andy Boozer Carol Campbell, David Gibbons r NATlo SOCIETY AL H0 OR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Y x S 9 Z 6 5 W of E L PROBATIONARY MEMBERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Pat Kline Mary Stone Sharon Brown The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to the development of character in students of Hollida ' encourage y High School. NANCY STEGALL First Vice-President of Area IV Texas Future Homemakers Association F.H. . President ------ lsr Vice4President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President 4th Vice-President 5th Vice-President Secretary ----- - Treasurer - - Historian ------ Parliarnentarian - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - - - Sponsor ------- OFFICERS - - PAULA SCHAEFER - - - SHARON BROWN - - LINDA BARNES - -- ---SUE STONE - - - - R'DEAN SMITH - PAT HEATHINGTON ------ JANECROW - - - - DORIS ROWCH - CAROLYN MORTON - ----- CA ROLYN BOREN GERALDINE COTTRELL MRS. HELEN PARSONS OFFICE ASSISTANTS LIBRARY CLUB fa. K? WEI- x Q2 dw izfifgg MEA ,,,. wk 1 N, QW SALUTATORIAN PAULA BIGGS Average 95. 25 VALEDICTORIAN PAULA SCHAEFER Average 96. 65 Valedictorian Address Salutatorian Address Presentation of Awards D. A. R. Award Arion Music Award Educiation is Preparation PAULA SCHAEFER NANCY STEGALL CAROLYN BOREN Graduation Night We Are American Youth LINDA .TACKS Now that we have reached the end of this, our attempt at summarizing a year in our long, long trail of education where our feet have followed many paths, we wish to thank our very loyal and helpful faculty. They have given tirelessly of their time and efforts to help make this annual a success. We want to express thanks to all the people who have contributed to the publication of this annual and we thank you, the student body of Holliday High School, for the support and cooperation you have so willingly given us. We, the Eagle Staff, sincerely hope you have enjoyed your 1960 annual. We also hope that this book, the product of our combined efforts, will make our wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Fisher, and the entire student body proud of their school. THE EAGLE STAFF ALITGGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS yryk K K A fQY1zxd1:M74 3 ,Sis Q ? :,, -,,, V My k g Ano as-:Ar me ff' I if QQ A W A 5 'ff 11!Q'W3l',flf'-,H 'f - x ' inf: ' - ' A Fil. -,L f.f...',.' ., ...a,..f...5 h A a 5 mv mars 1 d y wmd0WS'? I ,uni-1 u was-+f4w 4 v.-Ji, :fumes nfuwil AUTO GLASS - Installed While-U- Wait Phone 723-0743 AMERICAN - GLASS CO. IIII Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas FIAT 1200 roadster FOREIGN MDTORS 12th and Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas Phone 723-2137 BROTHERTON 81 WHITE PAUL BROTHERTON BOBBY EVANS SPORTING GOODS SporIs I'IeacIquarI'ers WICHITA FALLS. TEXAS Address Phone Monroe a+ Ave. H 322-I IO9 Q X . CompIeI'e Insurance Service 'V AUTOMOBILE ' 'ififg A , L FIRE I N X , MARINE IIISU Y I '- - WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION mP2Q,fEAl - A QI: LIFE AND ACCIDENT -Q gm .-.... . :tu 'iiiv x k f' iw PPR EC TIDN EEATHERSTDN-EDWARDS co. Insurance-Bonds-Loans 703 Lamar Phone 322-5639 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Your Insurance Welfare Is Our Business w. B. FEATHERSTON GEORGE E. EDWARDS c. H. EEATI-IERSTON R. e. IBOBI FRAZEE SEFOND fig , BORDEN'S FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 1708 Holliday Phone Wichita Falls 723- 5776 Wichifa Falls Mosl' Modern Dry Cleaning Planl' Specializing in Suede, Gloves Fine Cashmeres, and Swealers One Day Fas'l' Service l92I lO+l1 Slreel- WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS NOBLE HARDWARE CO. Toys-Sporling Goods-Gills Household Furnishings Phone 322-2I95 9I5-I7 Indiana Ave. WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS WOOD BROTHERS' SHOE STORE Shoes for 'lhe En+ire Family 707 Indiana WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS MAURICE ALLRED FINANCE CO Aufomobile Financing and Loans 709 LAMAR DIAL 723-5925 CLIFF MOORE LUMBER CO. I8+I'1 and Broad S'Iree+s Telephone 723-2IlI Kiln Dried Lumber WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS HOLT'S SPORTING GOODS Wholesale-Re+aiI 8I5 SCOTT PHONE 723-2648 WICI-IITA FALLS Team Ou'HiHers and Every+I1ing for 'rhe Spor+sman GOBLE'S DAIRYLAND PRODUCTS i223 Indiana Wichi+a Falls lf It Comes From McClurkan's It's Good P Downfown and Parker Square WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS m Pioneers in Fine l Apparel for ihe Enfire Family I WICHITA FALLS Good Wishes to the Faculty and Pupils of Holliday High School TO THE PUPILS A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY If You Have Spiritual Problems Consult Your Minister If You Have Electrical Problems Consult Us Your Neighborhood Contractor and Dealer for Lighting Fixtures, Small and Large Appliances Also Electrical Wiring and Repairing of All Kinds JOHN OECHSNER ELECTRIC CO. Pioneers Since l908 Telephone 72.3-8116 Wichita Falls, Texas 809 Brock Save 'For a Higher EcIuca'I'ion and a BeHer Way of Life PARKER SQUARE STATE BANK We Welcome rhe Oppor+uni+y +o Serve All Your Banking Needs WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corporarion C. O. SMITH, SR. Gen. Manager I , IQ, ' Ir JW VLA' 'J wma I525 BEVERLY DRIVE Home of QuaIi+y PIan'Is PHONE 723-8I2I WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS See Guy Before You Buy GUY'S FLOORS GUY MCNEELY, JR. I920 TenI'I1 Srreef Phone 322-8678 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS CRUSE TIRE COMPANY Trade With Cruse or We Both Lose Quality Recapping and Repairing Bear Automotive Safety Service 200 East Scott Phone 723-2101 Wichita Falls , Texas 7 O1 Indiana MUEHLBERGER'S MEN'S -8: BOYS' WEAR Serving the Wichita Falls Trade Area Since 1930 Phone 322-1664 Wichita Falls Compliments of NOEL PAUTSKY ANDY J. DIXON, Pres. NOBLE DIXON, Vice Pres. DIXON BOOT AND WESTERN WEAR Makers of Fine Boots Since 1889 Telephone 767-62.89 Wichita Falls, Texas Royal Elegfric and Vic+or Caicuiaiing Siandarci Typewrifers and Adding Machines Diciaphone Diciaiing Machines THE TYPEWRITER SHOP Service All Makes PHONE 723-9097 805 BROOK WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Compiimenis of TH E COW LOT Hen rie++a Hi-Way NAT GENE DEWEY WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS TEXAS LOCK 81 KEY CO., INC. E. M. EWEN, Manager Experi Safe and Lock Work Sa+isfieci Cusiomers Keep Us Busy Bicycles Repaired Saws, Lawnmowers Sharpened 7I4 BROOK WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS PHONE 723-280I Complimenfs WICHITA PRINTING COMPANY Offsei'-LeH'erpress I309 Elevenfh S+. Phone 723-72l4 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS L. T. BURNS ESTATE Oil Proper+ies Firsi' Na+ional Bank Building WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS FWA DRILLING COMPANY First National Bank Building WICHITA FALLS. TEXAS Fas+es+ Muffler Ins'IaIIa+ion FREE INSTALLATION Sfock for Every Make and Car Come In TocIayI Work Done While You Wai+ O Your Presenf Exhausf Sysfem Checked Free O I5 Minufe Service By Muffler Experfs Service in Town WRITTEN FACTORY GUARANTEE EO! LIFETIME OF EE YOUR CAR f1 l 'I ' 'I l'I a'n' ITTTTI fi 1 Tuff.: C9 nu mm, Inc. Phone 723-464I 1401 Scott WICI-IITA FALLS, TEXAS citing? Compliments of ,LQ , GRIFFIN S FLOWERS Qgdwgw, 2.2.06 Brook Q Wichita Falls, Texals FRANK GRIFFIN ciifgl L POWELL FLORAL COMPANY 75 I I0+I-1 al' Broacl WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS lg MR. AND MRS. FRANK GRIFFIN Complimenfs of MEAD'S FINE BREAD l+'s SOH Twis+ed WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS ROBERTSON FURNITURE CO. New and Used Furniiure ancl Appliances Home of i2-Fool' Linoleum We Always Appreciale Your Business 600 lndiena Ave. Phone 723-9l22 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS I IUUIIMIIIIM IHIIIIQ dimes ,I 1Wf:hi1er5lfalls1bzrnrhNrws fx 0 0 3 9 0 X Nz 0 Gnd I WN 0 Q 0 PEUPLES ELECTRIC QUALITY WIRING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES CompIimen'I's of LOVELACE BOOKSTORE 9II Indiana Avenue WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS CHAS. D. HUGH ES Prac'IicaI Plumbing and Hea+ing Con'IracI'or 808 Brook Phone 723-5444 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS For Young Fashions . . . ihe Finesi Seleciions in ihe Norfhern Texas and Souihern Oklahoma Area 0 I For a Fair Honest Deal on a New Cadillac, Pontiac, or Vauxhall, or Better Used Car - or Fine me service for All cars - see Us JoE PISTCCCO Auro SERVICE, INC. Wichita Falls , Texas Authorized Cadillac Distributor Pontiac - Vauxhall Dealer NATIONAL CYLINDER GAS Division of Chemetron Corporation Everything for Welding Sales Office: 402 Scott Wichita Falls, Texas Telephone 3-4078 General Electric R. C. A. Whirlpool Appliances Appliances Furniture MONOGHAN FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCE CO. 3802 Grant St. Phone 767-9219 E. W. MORAN DRILLING COMPANY First Na'I'ionaI Bank Building WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Free Parking WHITE'S The Home of Greater Values WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Indiana at Sevenih Phone 322-2I75 Complimenfs of ED. PETERSON AND J. A. MCCARTY lJoin+ Ownersl OIL PRODUCERS Wichita Falls, Texas S. R. RUGELEY Manager 3I9-2l Hamilion Bldg. Phone 322-3980 Our Specialtie s WICHITA FALLS Tents Awnings Tarpaulins TENT 84 AWNING CO. Luggage Covers Heavy Duck Anything in Duck 1506 Lamar Wichita Falls, Texas PAPER SERVICE SUPPLY CO. Best Wishes From a Friend KRUGER'S JEWELERS Sth and Indiana Wichita Falls and Parker Square A Great Name in Diamonds PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR EVERYTHING YOU WEAR f MEPICAN CLEANEM A llth and Holliday - Wichita Falls - Phone 322-6951 Complimen+s of WERNERS STUDIO Your School Pho+ographer 44' U I, mfg 7 '-4, Lf! 1 I .M nlxkiilglgm ' r , al fax !', 'fa I M , L l l 1 E55 gg L , 5 66231 L. Emngruiulutiuns ' to the graduating class Z -in .fffafxczlfieag HOUSE MUSIC Your Conn Dealer 72I Tenfh S1'ree+ Phone Wichi+a Falls, Texas 2-0977 OWENS-BRUMLEY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Day or Nigh+ Oxygen Equipmenf R. D. OWENS-Owners-HAROLD VAN LOH Nin+h and Broad S+ree+s Phone 322-3l8I WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 9 E 'uq - 'f Q ' S Q A I ' 5 EZ' X X KLIVE BETTERX E - , H Q6 dx -..- - - 5 Q UTRIGP' c Q I - 9 cs S! As yo To help you work beffer...Qnd :ave wk pth h u g fh y be'rter...eIecfricoIIy! that lie ahead, you can count on me TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY H. B. TALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs Phone 334i P, O, Res. 337I Box 86 HOLLIDAY. TEXAS lecilrical APPLIANCES ' P s i FRIGIDAIRE-GENERAL ELECTRIC SUNBEAM--HAMILTON BEACH Also Air Conclifioners Ask 'For Free Trial Demonsfraiion STEGALL PHARMACY Phone 4I Holliday, Texas HOLLI-TEX SUPPLY CO. Oil Field Supplies Phone 355I Holliday, Texas Your Appearance ls My Business PETE BARTON'S BARBER SHOP J. H. PETE BARTON, Owner Holliday, Texas LESLIE B. FINNELL CONSTRUCTION CO. Oilfield Cons'I'ruc+ion Oil Producfion Pumping Unirs Se+ on Concrefe Lease Mainfenance HOLLIDAY, TEXAS Phone 4251 Two-Way Radio Communicafion in Field Equipmen+ NEW SERVICE STATION SIceIIy ProcIucI's Tires and Tubes SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Phone 37II J. S. KEITH HOLLIDAY, TEXAS LOWDER BEAUTY SHOP BeauI'y Is a Women's Du+y Phone 2IOI Holliday, Texas if-.X ' , elf? FORD S 7' 'Af I MEAT S GROCERY 8. MARKET T X Lowes+ Prices cs! Q 1 - . 2 Free Delivery PHONE 322I HOLLIDAY, TEXAS Excluswe AMO Glass . With Skill and Care Beyond , , , i 'A' Cvmparen oR ... . QUALITY GLASS Co' If' ca113zz-4013 501 Burnett EH, A ' B 5 Home of Good Foods GLU MR. AND MRS. E. MURRAH I A Phone 39II T HOLLIDAY, TEXAS Z ,,,,,N,. ill! Complimenfs of J. J. THOMAS GROCERY HOLLIDAY, TEXAS SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT TEXACO STATION F. D. HUBBARD Holliday, Texas fi LAVENDER'S BEAUTY SHOP For All Your Beaufry Needs PHONE 366I HOLLIDAY, TEXAS Owner, BETTY LAVENDER JARVIS GARAGE Holliday, Texas RED SLACK'S GULF SERVICE STATION Highway 82 a+ Main Phone 394I HOLLIDAY, TEXAS C. D. SHAMBURGER 'if ,I lf' ', R, 'gi f' N ,X -lx 'Rx N Z xii Oil Field Supply Phone 3311 PHIL TRAMMELL, Manager Holliday and Kamay, Texas GILBERT L. FINNELL Oil Field Trucking Phone 3231 or 2231 Mobil 8-2823 HOLLIDAY TEXAS TEDDY'S BARBER SHOP Wayne: Zmlzzq Wzeau fe PANKHURST GROCERY AND MARKET 3gf, ,.g3 A All Kinds of Feeds f X Phone 74 Helneley, Texas Phone 325i For All Your Comple+e Beau+y sefvaee ARTISTIC gg BEAUTY SHOP f ve A I MILDRCEILISARTIN N Compliments of CORKY'S CAFE B. W. 8 GILBERT L. FINNELL Bulldozers Phone 3321 or 3231 Holliday af TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 9 The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made MKG r 5 I , 1 if K K' 5: , 1 , . . . ,-, 1- ., .. ,g 41. M .n,.-yv 44 4 -5 ,r -, A -,-5 -. A -.4 f. , , l ' . -495 Q80 .N 1' IM- J 'L J' ' 4 mf In--.f -35 -no ,.... Y , ,f' ,. . f, .. 1 Q LL yr' 3. ,,A. 2fr, .ti- --Q ,...-v- A, X I -,, Q V 2' ,X i, 'P r 4 yy if iv Q 4 gf' fig: ' if - fi -' 3: , , s 2 t...,.... 4-of ,n .4 1 -wa, ., - ,f J' alia .-14, Q. L: ,nk s 9 1-Q v-5