Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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Talents Take Carnival Poor Lil , Toni Roark, stands over the dead Ranger, Terry Jackson, as bartender Tommy Ryan, and saloon girl Ruth Peden sing out. These are sights that made the 1965 Halloween Carnival a record-breaking success. The net profit of 352305 was a 3140 increase over the previous year, receiving its biggest boost from the Junior-sponsored talent show. The Mexican supper served by Martinez Cafe, was a new favorite in addition to the traditional spaghetti dinner. The Carnival also featured a cake walk, sock hop, and for the first time a spook house. However, the talent show dom- inated the entertainment. Mr. I. l. Wood, I.C.T. instructor, and Col. George Van Fleet, history and geography teacher, were the masters of ceremonies. Through the combining of parents7, teachers' and students' efforts, the Carnival maintained a successful record. T V f- -.., . 13 :52 f fl? :iii L 1176 i'3'1i1'E5f'5t5 W Q - . '- a N ' I ' f JH 5 ye rg- 222 -'c' ef 12 rf .. 1 r K w .. V - i T 1 ff' 1, -X va.- 5 - as s Sb? ii ' if re. 1 '- 1. y 'L- Aw.. C13 x,,,,...a gs? ,, Q. Q . l x. ,r - ., rt fan s' f .F 5 srse W -Q v .A Ev ' H - ' .lmlt ilir , me f , t Q gs 7, , .,,. Y , . Q 1 . 'xii .1 '1'? ?f .5.i.k-te'. - ' L. - :- f -1 A' r 'T M' -,f. ., or -f' rites : l -w 2- . - an rrr. r .,.. . it ffl- , , 1 ' 'N ff i K 1, --.. . is-'..E. tr, -It N ti , - ' V 4 SPL h 9 f V eff Senior Lee Martin adds variety to the show as Master of ceremonies Van Fleet blows a smoke ring, or he sings an old Scottish folk song. is his halo slipping? 36