Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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L03 A0 f ANNE PARKE WALKER Annes forte is art, and she delights in using it for the advantage of her class, her school, and her community. lt's a rare occurrence that Anne's help is not requested or volunteered. A beautyeyear after year-a member ot the National Honor Society, Secretary ot the Student Council, Art Editor of the Hornet. We call that a good all-round record. Anne's dependable, modest, and a friend to all. 3 MARY KNOTTS Not many people have the vivacity and originality of Mary. One may depend on it, that wherever she is, she is generating ideas faster than a dynamo. She plans to be a journalist, a career to which she is Well suited. She is one of our cheer leaders, a beauty, Literary Editor of the Homet and dozens of other things as well, She's a valuable asset Where- ever she is. LEoN DoRsEY g Leon is another ot Huntsville High's versa- - tilities. He's Co-captain ot the football team, president of the National Honor Society, a member of the A Cappella Choir, and master at ceremonies par excellence. Studious, courte- ous, kind, he is a student admired by his class- mates and teachers, NORMA BOUDREAUX Norma rates tops in anyones vocabulary. She has great musical talent, plays the comet, and sings. She is President of the Hornet Band and a leader in programs sponsored by the Religious Council. Norma ranks high scholasti- cally and is a joy to her teachers and class-mates. Her beauty is indisputable, and it goes beyond skin-deep . Norma radiates that rare quality so desired by all, charm.

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'MJAOQ 'Wim 21 THOMAS OLIPHINT And he shall have music wherever he goes , well describes Thomas. There is hardly an activity when he is not used for a musical performance or as counsel by other students. Not only is he solicited for civic and school activities, but he is also the Organist for the First Christian Church. Outstanding academically, Thomas possesses a choice place with fellow students. They respect his ability and love him for his friendliness. We hold high expectations for his future usefulness. BLONN IE HOLLIS Chosen for two years as drum major for the Hornet band, Blonnie has shown her charm, ability, and attractiveness. Active in FHA activi- ties, a class representative, elected a beauty, and awarded many other honors, Blonnie is certainly a VV'ho's Who. She is courteous, con- siderate, and co-operative-an asset to any group. Loyal to her ideals and friends, she merits the outstanding honors given to her by the students and teachers. MARILYN WILLIAMS scribing Marilyn. BILL TURNER With her enthusiasm ability and attractive personality, Marilyn has consistently made worthwhile contributions to student life As a cheer leader, she helped to build loyalty and school spirit: as a soloist and choir member she enriched many programs with her sweet music. Co-operative, intelligent thoughtful and pretty are words which merit the honor of de A member of the National Honor Society, the football and basketball team A Cappella Choir, and the Boys' Quartet, Bill makes goo'l use of his time and efforts. This year he was honored as the most outstanding Boy Scout of the year. Co-operative, patient, self-assured and capable his future work deserves attention for the anticipation of continued achievement