Jacksonville High School - Indian Yearbook (Jacksonville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

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W 4, f N Q L I- f X WXH- L x, V ' rf-Y k..' -.,. 1, f 1 A .,, ,' -Q'- , 1' fff' ' ' Jzc14son1fz7Q' M374 Seivof c4ZCl4S'0l1Vl1f!6, faxes fresefzfs Me - - - 95? fcffzbn e . f A n it Jiiffffae if jjgfijlfwf , 4 - VVMA Table of Contents ' I. Foreword sg II. Dedication III. Administration gk IV. Senior Section V Underclassrnen VI. Organizations M QVII. Personalities ' VIII. Sports it IX. Activities s X. X Advertisements E S 1 x,- X N yt X 1 . , C ' , I ' , Q V 'l 1 . 'ki 'E Q 'A' ' J . . - .fv ' 7 f 5 v I F' F W ' 1 f- ' - , oreword . ' ss I - .J 1 . , if 'TQ X This 1959 edition of the INDIAN has been published with but one o ' - Q tive: to depict-1 everydag 5C9'Vll1QS 1n'our new school. If this book will servfgfer - ,Q 13' ' sf' ,f or 'P to bridge Ehpifigpast and bring to minifthe priceless memories of joyxlnd pleas- V Hg A ii A , ff- f fi. rf HM, 4-fl , f lures df. thiefyear just gone, it will have served its purpose. Z s , fi 'Y I - 1' j . If g f , r .K lf! ,QSince this was the first fyearjn our new school, we, have tried to emphasize, N .Xi ' I , .. I X t, the beautiful buildings throughout the book. Thefbuildings. and campus play 1 aug pan in school life. ' f t ' . 'X Ik X : f 1 A ' 3 . v' There are those without whose efforts thistbook would not have been 'Q Qs X c I A r ,, ,rx 1. i - I Ng.. X? S l I iipossible and to whom we would like to express ourappreciation: Mrs. Mosley, 'X il ' ,L Kiki- I X ' W r V , , r, xx -N Y Q our sponsorg Mark Foster, our photographerg'Tom Holley, our representative .V ' 9 Q gi- from Taylor Publishing Companygi Deck Peacock, designer of the art workg x. I and the merchants for their advertisements. fThey havexall contributed to 'the ,S Ck , I 1 x. , X., publication of the '59 INDIAN. I I is ,. in l . NX 1 ALICE BURRILL, Edirol--in-Ch?ef fx Mr .qs J LINDA HUDSON, Associate Editor if Q2 ' .w , lf'-,XX 2 S A T f Mb MARIANNA HABERLEQA A3S'SQEiUiT16 'ss Edzlol' I ik sq f A ,gr gg QQ are X Q I tl Nfaffii MI alfa Cf' TRXX 'Q 4: .Lv f Cs- . . ' X 7 K . L I' Qifzqt Q , 'KIM it b 4 C4-'fi QD C-gk jg ir I gf? mg? JC x Qi W C29 V NTQCCQ c- Male fi we we 9 I s ' Q? S 5 6 .57 , ' i '4 . ' nb N 1 N,-like K CJ CQ 'xr j N HT K ff 9' J 96 f f I I 7' Q' Qi . cQZZ , sd' if 'Q Eg ' I Clfbs Je ffl V I Uur Board of Education Dedication We, representing the student body, dedicate the 1959 INDIAN to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Mosley. As long as they have taught here, Mr. and Mrs. Mosley have stood out in the minds of the students, not only as friends, but also as willing ad- Visers. In appreciation for all they have done for us, we dedicate this an- nual to them. THE ANNUAL STAFF 1 -H,-V .Q +4 1 Q 'A WA 5 wi Af . 'x y -'- X 3- 31' .- ' E. ai 5, if ' . 1' , -' ji : ' S4 ,M , ,4 , . , f The function of the school board is to make policies which govern the school. Their duties include ap- proval of all school personnel and budgets, and authorization of the construction of necessary buildings. These men work without pay. Therefore, We are greatly indebted to them for their services. Pictured are: Hewitt Wilsong Lee Ragsdaleg Allen Goforthg W. D. Mauldin, Superintend- entg Charles F. Adams, Secretary of the Board, W. E. Bailey, Vice-Chairman of the Boardg Herbert Coleman, Chairman of the Boardg and Dr. Harbert Davenport. Not pictured is Dr. Floyd Verheyden. We Present the New W e salute you, Jacksonville High! New and brave and proud you stand. Our dreams, our hopes, within you lie, Our love, our faith-at your command. Your blue and gold shall brighter grow, In strength and beauty wave, Honor to you we do bestow And on our hearts engrave. By MRS. F. L. HABERLE MR. W. D. MAULDIN uperintendent of Jacksonville Public chools Mr. Mauldin has spent many months planning and supervising the construction of the new plant. He has been the driving force behind other expansions in the facilities of Jacksonville schools. At J.H.S. Mr. Mauldin has always been sincerely interested in the students. , .5 - i ,g aww -WM Mrs. Rayford Milstead is secretary to Mr. Mauldin and bookkeeper for the Jackson- ville Independent School District. Mrs. Edith Goodson is also a secretary to Mr. Mauldin. Principal of Jacksonmlle Senior High As principal of Jacksonville Senior High School, Dr. Jones worked hand in hand with Mr Mauldm and the school board in supervising the construction of our new school He has always been co operative with the student body i11 planning school activities The students appreciate his w1ll1n ness to help them. Mrs. J. M. Toland, the amiable and co- operative registrar, is ever ready to help and assist faculty and students. She serves Dr. Jones as Secretary. Mr. Roy Hanna is our counsellor. He has charge of tickets for all athletic contests. His degrees are B.A. and M.A. from Stephen F. Austin. Faculty Mr C P Mosley is the teacher of chemistry plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. He received his AB and MA degrees from Baylor University, Pictured with Mr. Mosley are Sissy Philllos the lab asslstant for this year and Marcus Wink. Mr. O. E. Miller teaches vocational agri- culture, He is also the sponsor of the F.F.A. He received his M.A. degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College. Miss Mary Summers is our librarian and sponsor of the Library Club. She re- ceived her B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Houston. Mrs. Fred Mullinix teaches Spanish I and Spanish Il and sponsors the Spanish Club, La Estrella. She received her B.A. degree from Baylor and her M.A. from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. J. B. Light teaches Algebra H and physics. He is also the sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Light received his B.S. at East Texas Baptist College and his M. of Ed. from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. Robert Moore teaches vocational ag- ricultute and sponsors the F.F.A. He re- ceived his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Sam Houston State Teachers College. ff,- Miss Lois Boles teaches English II. She received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. Billy Guinn teaches biology and sponsors the Bxolo y Club He receixed his BS and NIA degrees from Stephen F. Austin. Pictured w1th M1 C-umn ale Bill Copehn Marvin Snod ras Brenda Thompson, Jo Ann Sheddan, and Alice Burrill Miss Kate Stadler teaches Typm I and Typ1n II and shorthand. She also sponsors the Warhoo which 15 the chool newspaper She received her B.S. from West Texas Teachers Mr. C, W. Wolf teaches D.E. He re ceived his BS. in marketing and B.B.A degrees from the University of Houston Mrs. Benny Walker teaches English II and world geography. She received her BA. and M. of Ed. degrees from Stephen F. Austin. Mrs. Annie Yett teaches Latin I and Latin II. and sponsors the Latin Club. She received her B.A. degree from Daniel Baker College and did graduate work at the University of Missouri. cofwismcs A A Mr. James Everett teaches English IV and speech. He sponsors the Curtain Club. Mr. Everett has his BJ. from the Univer- sity of Texas, and his M.A. from Stephen F. Austin. Mrs. James Everett teaches bookkeeping and junior business, and she sponsors the Future Teachers. She has a B.B.A. from Sam Houston State Teachers College, and her M.A. from Stephen F. Austin. ir- Miss Mary Frances Childress teaches Eng- lish HI. She has a B.A. degree from Baylor University and an M.A. degree from North Texas State Teachers College. Mrs. George Cravy teaches Homemaking II and III, and she sponsors the F.H.A. She has a B.S. degree from Texas Women's University. Mrs. Heath teaches Homemaking I 'and sponsors the F.H.A. She has a B.S. from Stephen F. Austin. Pictured with them are Lynn McCollum and Patsy Landrum. 5 5 5 4 a 3 2 5 S MQ.. rw it ,!'r.' 'Qt Mr. Bobby J. Beard is on our coaching staff. He has his B.S. and M. of Ed. from Stephen F. . Austin. Mr. O. A. Phillips is our head coach. He has a B.S. degree from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. Joe E. Sibley teaches boys' P.E. and biology. His B.S. degree is from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. Richard Sheffield teaches boys' P.E. and coaches. He received his B.A. from the University of Houston. ' I 5. 1 ll H'w . W aafii., ,ef .N -.. 2 E Mr. Fred Jackson teaches Algebra I, Typ- ing I, and boys' P.E. He is on the coach- ing staff. He has a B.S. and an M. of Ed. from Stephen F. Austin. Mr. C. O. Perrninter is on our coaching staff and teaches civics and boys' P.E. He received his B.S. from Stephen F. Austin. 'Nr Hanna teache l physical edu- Nlrs C P N10 ley teache Art l and II She lb the pon or for the annual She is shown helow with Managerg and Deck Pea- The Seniors Are Presented The Senior Favorites, Mr. and Miss J.H.S., and Most Beautiful and .Most Handsome nominees lend excitement and suspense to the year. They are pictured in the SENIOR SECTION which follows. The Senior class selects its Favorites from among its members. The nominees for Mr. and Miss J.H.S. are nominated from the Senior class and elected by the stu- dent body. The Most Beautiful and Most Handsome nominees are also selected from the Senior class, but the Winners are the result of the judging of Miss Gussie Nell Davis, Director of the Kil- gore Junior College Rangerettes and two of the Rangerettes. All Favorites and nominees are presented at the Fall Fashion Show. CHARLES BAKER Mr. J.H.S. and Nominees LARRY GARNER DANNY BUSBY JIMMY DAVID HOLCOMB MAWMN,-M C 4 4 CAROLYN CHANDLER ALICE BLRRILL MARIANNA HABERLE MARILYN MAULDIN Miss J.H.S. and Nominees Most Beautiful and Nominees BARBARA WILLIAMS LINDA HUDSON JANE HOLCOMB LORENE SEXTON I R MARVIN SNODGRASS DECK PEACOCK LARRY MCCARROLL J ERRY CHANCELLOR Most Handsome and Nominees Senior Class Favorites DICK MCELMURRY PAM SMALL Most School Spirit 2 JERRY N ORVELL JANE HOLCOMB Most Courteous PRISCILLA PEARSALL MIKE CRAVY Most Likely to Succeed 32534 e f 2 .3 4 , , 315212 fe ,, grief? gf, Q .al ef'T1 Q ,---uqsw -e BILLY HARRISON LYNN MCCOLLUM Most Dependable A MACK TALKINGTON MARILYN MAULDIN I l Brenda Thompson Editor of War Whoop Alice Bnrrill Editor of Indian ' ' t 5 3 g i t ft? , ,,E, ,.,. V- ,gi wwf To serve you as your President has been the greatest honor and privilege I shall ever hope to have. You have brought me a great deal of pleasure and an even greater reward by electing me your President - Thank you so much. Your Student Council's most prominent goal is service to you and your school. Our projects and activities are the only way we could have been successful, We hope we were successful. Better citizenship is our main objective Y there success can only be deterrriined by you, America's citizens of tomorrow. Prove us successful by proving yourselves to be good citizens. Whois Who ccwhoas Who77 is macle up of one student selectefl from each department of the school. They are chosen by the teachers of those departments. Due consideration is given to scholarship and to each of the following qualities: school spirit. cour- tesy, honesty, clepenclahility, leadership, cooperative- ness, conduct, and other qualities so necessary to the character of a good student. The annual staff is happy to name these students as its HWho's Whof, Physical lfducation-JIMMY THOMPSON Home Economies-VVANDA JOHNSTON lVlalhen1atir'sAOECK PEACOCK Whois Who Foreign Languages-PRISCILLA PEARSALL 'S Social Studies-ROBERT HALL Physical Education-LYNN MCCOLLUM ,X QhA Art-THYRA TERRY Whops Who Vocational Agriculture-TIM COATS Commercial-JANICE WARREN EnglishWFREDDIE HYER Science-SISSY PHILLIPS s Senior Class Officers E C. Q2-.Q VN, L 4r ' N . . .4 Jerry Burns, Rcportcrg Dolores Katen, Student COUHCI1 Hepresentatlveg Bobby Lewls, Presidentg Freddie Hyer, Treasurerg Karen Cone, Vice-Presideutg Yvanda Johnston, Secretary. Senior Homeroom Presidents . aff Bobby Lewis, Robert Hall, Barbara Williams, Johnny Chitwoocl, Sissy Philips, Pam Small, and Genevieve Smith are in the following homerooms respectively: Mr. Guinnls, Mr. Miller's, Mrs. Walker's, Mrs. Mosley, Miss Samsl Mr. Jacksons and Mr. Mosley's. 'V' , 'W' YY Www I sv W V w 'h Seniors and Underclassmen G0 150 Assembly GENEVIEVE AIXDERSON . Rodney, Karen, Billy, Larry, and the rest of the class look on as CHARLES ADAMS EDDIE AYERS DAVID BAILEY CHARLES BAKER JOHN BALLARD ILDY BALMCARDNER DEXTER BLOODWORTI Jackie shows off his knuwlredgr- of American History. EMILY BOLTON BILLY BRYSON IERRY BURNS ALICE BURRILL I DANNY BLSBY ROBERT BYERS ED CARLILE PAT CARROLL I GLEN CHANCELLOR JERRY CHANCELLOR CAROLYN CHANDLER JOHNNY CHITWOOD JACKIE COATS TIM COATS KAREN CONE Paula, Barbara, and Shirley work diligently to complete the cur- tains for the opening of our new BILL COPELIN location for the Wigwam. our 'youth center. MIKE CRAVY FRANK DIAIVIONT BILLY JACK DICKSON R. S. DYESS LARRY GARNER LINDA GAY MINA GOODSON JAMES GARRETT LINDA GORE J. W. GREEN KATY GREEN EARL GRIMES RODNEY GROOM MARIANNA HABERLE ROBERT HALL Palsy Murray helps Genevieve Anderson and Jerry Murdock find books to read for Senior English, while ral M J I I VELEDA HARRIS BILLY HARRISON LINDA SLE HEARNE I l I JIMMY HERRING JOANNE HICKS JANE HOLCOMB JIMMY DAVID I-IOLCOMB l l llaria Smith helps Pat Carroll and Joyce Wilson to ind thc: sanw. ROBERT HUTTASH DONNA HOLMES FREDDIE HYER BEVERLY JININIERSON Here we have a group of hungry Seniors g Patsy Scott, Shcrilyn Larson, Paula Shircy, and Jimmy WANDA JOHNSTON BEVERLY JUSTICE DOLORES KATEN LA TRELLE KHVIBALI fi 4 L 13 ,, I If I I I f ri, mith f 1-ating lunvh in thc' aff-tr-ria PATSY LANDRUNI LARRY MCCARROLL LYNN IVIcCOLLUNI PATRICIA MCDONALD DICK IVIQELIVIURRY SHERILYN LARSON BOBBY LEWIS ROBERT LITTLE MARILYN MAULDIN BETTY MAURITZEN ODDIS MOORE FRANK MQRTQN CAROL JERRY MURDOCK PM MURRAY Bobby Lewis, Mack Talkingto and Robert Hall appear to bv i 1. xi? Q Q. 5 Q y 3 E 5 65 ,Q ag Q JERRY NORVELL CLIFTON ODEN DENAN ODEN eresled in the intricate spotlight nanel located backstage. JERRY PEACOCK DECK PEACOCK PRISCILLA PEARSALL SISSY PHILLIPS JERRY RAWHJNSON CHARLESSCHKLTZ JACKHZSCURLOCK BARBARA SEXTON LORENESEXTON JO ANN SHEDDAN PATSYlSCOTT E Q ws S SE si Alice Burrill, Marianna Haberle, Robert Hall, Priscilla Pearsall. and Bohlly Lewis listen to lVlr. Summers, CAHOLYN SHERMAN PAULA SHIREY GLENDA SIMPSON PAM SMALL representative of tht- company that prints the Senior invitations. before they select this yea.r's invitations. JINIMIE ANN SMITH LINDA SMITH MARVIN SNODGRASS GAIL SPENCER MART A SNI ITH ETHEL STOVER MACK TALKINGTON SUE TAYLOR BENNY TERRY MOLLY TERRY THYRA TERRY BRENDA THOMPSON JIMMY THOMPSON SHIRLEY THORN NELDA TINSLEY JOE TURNEY GBIC FISHERMENU Larry Garner, Pee Wee Chancellor, and Marvin Snodgrass show off their catch. SAMMIE VINING WANDA WARD JANICE WARREN ORA LEE WARREN JOHN WATTHUBER WATTY WATSON JOE WEST PAT WEST DOROTHY WHATLEY GAYLON WHITE IVIARILON WHITE BARBARA WILLIAMS JOYCE WIIJSON SUSAN WILSON MARCUS WINK , , -I fi A fun 'ri - - Barbara Sexton, Priscilla Pearsall, Sissy Phillips. and Carolyn Chandler help Barbara Jo Fling and Mary Sihyl Brown to decorate Mary Siliyl's car for Mr. and Miss Color to ride in in our Color Day I parade. S if 3 4 5 ss S 2 is 91 l A H , A 'll 1 lilllsr an L. ,, I 2,11 1v!s.21xl41.'jj,::k3 itil ----- --SL ,,,,, W , smSam lBmli ' mm -Mhf M 'Mfwuuuu':-YB 1 Junior Class Officers Jackie Stallings. Secretaryg Billie Sue Matthews, Treasurer: Cleo Conner, Student Coun- cil Representative: Jerry Needham, Sergant-at-Arms: Richard Heidelburg, Reporterg Mary Lynn Grimsley, Student Council Alternateg Tim Murphy, Presidentg Herbert Parker, Vice-President. Melvin Alexander Yvonne Amick Juv Augustine Wanda Auh Jimmie Sue Aynesworth James Bacon Gene Bailey Leon Baker LinC01H BHTIWT Ronnie BZ1l'lJt'l' Brenda Bass Jane Beaty ,Iam-z-nv Bird Linda Bolton Hilly lioswr-ll Mary Sibyl Brown Ann Bruno jg Ann Buckley Peggy Buckley Billie Bush Renee Butler Florence Callaway Glenda Campbell Barbara Came Myra Carruthers Linda Jowell, Linda Moore, and Pat Cornelison take time out for refreshment. Manuel Cerda Anne Champion Cleo Corner Clf-ta Conway Patricia Cornelison Judy Crawford Mary Alicv Cuncliff Pat Davis Sonja Day Nvil Dark Chuck Davenport Cary Donimy Glenda Sue Dover Mike Dublin David Duncan Clfgmla Dufgu Billy Elsbury Sh-lflefv' Emerson Mary Etheridge Barbara Fling Charlotte Foster BCUY Cafdlwr Ralph George Ken Glasgow Buddy Goodman F Ann Crimslm' 16 Sharon Caveness, Aubrey Wcesncr. and Evetta Sanders ha-w a drink of water. Mary Lynn Crimslcy E 1 r E Q i Palsy Halbert Nell Hasscll Richard Hr-idelburg Greg Hf-nslec Frances Hobbs Bryan Holland flarul Hulman Freddie Hood g Loys Jernigan Mike Jolly Linda Jowc-ll B. A. Killg 5 Vvayneite Kerzee Jeanne Lake Mike Lammons Robyn Lanier Tramp, tramp over the ramp Busy feet go scurrying, Back and forth, back and forth To classes they are hurrying. On to chemistry and math Bach for two or more, Busy feet, a pattern beat From eight o'cloclc to four. MRS. F. L. HABERLE Junior Favorites NEIL DARK JEAN LAKE Arlene McGowan Ronnie Loper ,lane Lovelady ,loan Love-lady Ann Lowery MSD' Lure Glenda Maris Billie Sue Matthews David McCord ' V5-f Q---32? lad N-sf Billie Sue Mattews, Neil Dark. and James Pruit buy ribbons from Mary Etheridge. Virginia McGregor JCTYY McKnight Pat Mclemore Richard Mffador Jmm Merrill Don Miller Kem Miller Dan Minter Barbara Moore Linda Moore Joe Ed Morris Vernon Morris Bob Morton Tim Murphy David Murray Tommy Muffy Jerry Needham t CHD' XiXOH Patsy Nutt Sue Oden Gaylon Orme Herbert Parker Janice Patton Betty Peters Dina Pierce i Jeanne Pope 4,-4-.Jlv0 Joe Ed Morris and Jimmy Conner buy '59 INDIANS from Lincoln Barber. Janies Pruitt T1'2lVi5 R21iH4f5 Ronnie Reed Violet Richie Howard Roper Shannon Ross Evelta Sanders Mary E118 SidCS Ed Simllli Joy Sipes Peggy Sipes Richard Slawson Dan Smith Jeanette Smith Melvin Socia Curtis Sockweil James Stagngr Jackie! Stallings Dmmis Standby Cathy Stapleton Anita Kay Tarrant 'Dx -.-v-4' Caffll Tiilf' De Loris Thonrpkins Joe Tilley James Trarnmel Jack Tf3Yl3f Sara Turner JO ADH Walkvl' Mary Ward N ag A. -2 , Harvey Watkins Aubrey Wevsnor Roy Leo Westbrook Aiani Xvhitghgad Sophomore Favorites JAMES BUSBY BUNNY BALL i ophomore Class Officers , 5 sf .fs -L fligff if ' ?- fQ2f5?iuef A is ff'-774' 4' f 2-4,2551 Ruth Clakley, Treasurer: Jane Gibson, Vice-President: George Causey. Parliamentariang Mary Faulk. Reporter: Jinnny Conner. Secretary: Oscar Hewitt, Student Council Rep- resentativeg Grady Rountree. President. Carolyn Adams Earlene Allen James Anderson Carley Steve Anington Linda Augustine Bunny Ball George Ballard Lila Ballard Mike Batton Joan Baxley Fran Bearclen James Benedict Linda Bennett Mickey Birdwell Cordon Bishop Wanda Broadheadl Kenneth Bolton Travis Booth Ronald Bowers Jim Boyd Jerry Bullard James Busby La Nelle Kinbell and Many Langham buy tickets from Mr. Hanna for the basketball game. x Eugene Byers Jeannie Cabeen ,lo Casey George Causey Jimmie Causey J. W. Caveness Sharon Caveness Becky Chandler Ruth Clakely Patsy Clark Ruthie Clark Billy Coats Jimmy Connor Donnie Cook Bert Cummins John Davenport Graham Davis Milburn Dudley Wilburn Dudley Margie Dyess Nancy Eddins Charlie Emerson B. L. Etheridge Mary Faulk Martha Fling Edward Fontenot ,lo Ann Foreman Paula Forrest Judy Fowler Willie Fuentes Billy Garner Carolyn Garner Homer Garrett lane Gibson Judy Gibson Marsha Goodwin Dixie Gray David Green Bill Grimes Ronnie Grimes Larry Grantham Ellie Guerrero Peggy Hassell Barbara Hearne Marilyn Hedricks Carleen Herring Oscar Hewitt Kim Hillencauip Wade Holman Patricia Hunt Geraldine Hunter Bonnie Jackson Sopbomores study world geography 'N- . if j Q Athi! Nm up -as Susan Pearsall Molly Perkins Barbara Pierman Patsy Pippin Tommy Pittman Linda Pope Pete Prieto Janeen Puckett David Purifoy R. E. Rawlinson Ellen Reed Helan Riordan Jerry Bob Robertson Lois Ann Robertson Richie Robertson Kenneth Ross Grady Rountree Suzy Rucker Glenda Sanders Betty Sawyer Ann Scurlock Sammy Seagroves ,-A Lois Ann Robertson and Carol McKeown study before clas f. , ' ffj gn 2 hs Elated Homemom Presidents H E i n E A w - 'Q . Leave Successful Meetings The Presidents of Junior and Sophomore homerooms shown from left to right are: Fran Bearden, Susan Pearsall, Jane Beaty, Mary L y n n Grimsley, Carolyn Garner, Jane Gibson, Curtis Sockwell, and Carol lVlcKeown. These people are very helpful and active in th e following ORGANIZATIONS and CLUBS. tuclont Council The Student Council members shown standing from the left to the right on the front row are: Jerry Nor- vell, Robert Hall, Linda Hudson. 2nd row: Ann Griinsley, Dixie Gray, Marilyn Hedricks, Lois Roberson. 3rd row: Molly Terry, Lynn Lugenbuhl, Freddie Hycr, Cleta Conway, Mary Faulk, Susie Rucker. Jackie Stallings, Carolyn Chandler, Mack Talkington. 4th row: David McCord, Peggy Buckley, Genevieve Smith, Bobby Lewis, Patsy Landrum, Marianna Haberle. 5th row: Barbara Sexton, Marilyn Mauldin, Karen Cone, Dolores Katen, Kent Miller. 6th row: Bob Martin, Richie Robertson, Lynn McCollum. Patsy West. 7th row: Oscar Hewitt, Judy Gibson, Dick McEl1nurry, Harvey Watkins. Seated from top to bottom are: Susan Pearsall, Waynette Kerzee. Fran Bearden, and Alice Burrill. The sponsor is Mr. J. B. Light. tudent Council The officers shown from left to right are: Ann Crimsley, Reporter, Molly Terry, Recording Secretaryg Harvey Watkins, Vice-Presidentg Susan Pearsall, Chaplain, Linda Hudson, Corresponding Secretary, Mack Talkington, Parliamentariang Freddie Hyer, Treasurerg Dick Mcfllmurry, President. On the rigllt, the Chaplainis committee shown from left to right are: Susan Pearsall, Chairrnang Jackie Stallings, Fran Bearden, and Oscar Hewitt. They were responsible for devotionals at football games and hold weekly devotionals for the student body. On the left from left to right, is the Publicity c0n1nf1ittefP Ann Grimsley, Chairmang Jerry Norvell, Marilyn Hedricks, Bob Martin, publicize the activities of the Student Council. tuclent Council The Student Council and the Distributive Education department are working together on a school store. The store was financed by the Student Council and is managed by the D.E. club. The store, situated in the conference room , sells school supplies and decals, stationery, T-shirts, and bookcovers, all embossed with the school emblem. The finance committee, seated from left to right is CUOIYH Chandler, Marianna Haberle, Anne Chamliion, Hyer, Chairman. Robert Hall is responsible for raising the flag. U Shown from left to right are the members of the citizenship com composed of d F dd, mittee. They are Karen Coneg Mack Talkingtong Marilyn Mauldin 315 1 re I le Fran Bearden, Chairmang and Bryan Holland. Patsy Landrum ant an Owermg Patsy West, standing, are the grades committee. F 'Y r ww Q-www ' '11 ational Honor ooiety assi' , QQIH' if The members seated from the left on the lst row are: Marianna Haberle, Joanne Hicks, Barbara Sexton, Secretary. 2nd row: Carolyn Chandler, Freddie Hyer. Vice-President, Marilyn Mauldin. 3rd row: Pam Small, Patsy Scott, Thyra Terry, Lynn McCollum. 4th row: Priscilla Pearsall, Janice Warren, Molly Terry, Donna Holmes. 5th row: Mrs. Louise Walker, Sponsor, Karen Cone, Reporter, Wanda Johnson, Katy Green, Susan Wilson. Standing are: Deck Peacock, Sissy Phillips, Bobby Lewis, Linda Hudson. ln the right comer is Sherilyn Larson, President. 513 IKE' I i'M0!'l -' 5 1 Band The officers of the band standing from left to right are: Mary Lynn Crimsley, Treasurer, Geary Nixon, Vice- Presidentg D 0 n n a Holmes, President, Mike Jolly, Re- porterg and Bob Martin, Stu- dent Council Representative. Not pictured is Gail Spencer, Secretary. Mr. Bill Briggs and son, M-ark, are a vital part of the band. Mr. Briggs, the new band director, hopes to build the band to a first division rating in the future. Mark, the band's first mascot in a number of years, was chosen by special request of the band. The band gave concerts to the grammar school, and participated in the contest marching at Kilgore. They also participate in school spirit by playing at football games and pep rallies. 'fi I i ? Y One of the Band's most effective fund raising projects for the year was selling candy. From the left to the right, Bryan Holland, Billy Bryson, Denan Oden, and L. C. Watson are shown selling a har of the candy to Mrs. J. M. Toland. ... .....,.., Choir The officers of the Choir shown from left to right are: Geary Nixon, President, Cleta Conway, Student Cotuicil Representative g Kenneth Ward, Vice-President, Wanda Johnson Secretary, Jerry Norvell, Reporter. The members seated from left to right on the lst row are: Dina Pierce, Patsy Landrum, Nelda Tinsley, Brenda Bass, Glenda Campbell, Barbara Carnes, Ellen Reed, Linda Jowell, Linda Moore, Wanda Ward, Mary Ward, Jo Ann Sheddan, Patsy Scott, Billie Bush. 2nd row: Denan Oden, Peggy Buckley, Billie Seeton, Janeen Bird, Violet Richie, Carol Moses, Pat Carroll, Betty Lynch, Wancla Johnson, Shirley Thorn, Pat McDonald, Beverly Jimmerson, Betty Gardner, Sue Oden, Charlotte Foster, Geraldine Hunter. 3rd row: Jerry Norvell, David McCord, Gene Stagner, James Stagner, Kenneth Ward, Frank Diamont, Joe West, Jerry Peacock, Edward Fontenot, Bennis Miles, Bob Martin, Judy Baumgardner, LaNell White. They are directed hy Geary Nixon, President. The Pianist is Cleta Conway. The members of the quartet as shown from left to right are: Jerry Peacock, Wanda Ward, Judy Baumgardner, and Edward Fontenot. Jerry sings haritoneg Wanda. sopranog Judy, alto: and Edward, bass. Choir -r ,wif 53 me . I It Ada fm! a.' ' 5.- BVQQE ,gf This year, for the first time, a Mr. and Miss Choir were elected. They are JoAnn Shed- dan, who sings alto, and Frank Diamont, who sings bass. They were chosen hy the members of the choir. Both stu- dents are Seniors. Coy Club X X . 94? i K R Z The rnelnhers shown from left to right on the lst row are: Robert Hall, Oscar Hewitt, Dick Mclilmurry, Charles Baker. 2nd row: Robert Huttash, John Davenport, Lincoln Barber, Donnis Standley, Herbert Parker, Tim Murphy. 3rd row: B. A. King, Crayuln Davis, Bobby Lewis, Deck Peacock, Jimmy Hol- comb. 4th row: Chuck Davenport, Billy Harrison, Billy Elshury, Jimmy Connor, Mack Talkington, Harvey Watkins. Key Club M. ,,,,W U W U . , rf . - f , -- f 1. ,.2,,.o.o,X . e 'Mil Q M-.--A S I-,,,,. V3 ' ' l..g.l.- 5 1 N-I-...,M --...,,.1 -Q, APVAWU W-n s K Www Q fficers The Key Club 0ffICt1Q chown from the left to the right are: Hack Talkington, Presidentg Chuck Daven- port altemate Parllamentarlan Tun Murphy, Vice-Presidentg Robert Hall, Treasurerg and Hugh Rives, Pahamenlarlan Not plctured 1 Deck Peacock, Secretary. Key Club , . As a fund raising project, the Key Club sold J.H.S. bumper stickers. From the left, Grayum Davis, Chuck Davenport, Lincoln Barber, Curtis Sockwell, Jimmy Connor, and Donnis Standley are selling a bumper sticker to Dr, Jones. Shown from the left, Mr. Roy Hanna, sponsorg Dick McElmurry B. A. King, and Bobby Lewis are painting numbers on football seats The annual Leadership Banquet of the Jacksonville Key Club was held at Sadler's with Eddie Bailey, International Trustee of Rusk, as the guest speaker. Pictured from the left are: Marianna Haberle, Mack Talkington, Eddie Bailey, and Molly Trotter of Rusk. Standing are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanna. Mr. Hanna is faculty sponsor of the club. 32:95 L3 if pcmish Club gil ig a The officers of the Spanish Club, La Estrella, standing from the left to the right are: Barbara Fling, local reporter, Marilyn Mauldin, President, and Ann Grimsley, Secretary. Seated from the left to the right are: Anne Cham- pion, Vice-Presidentg Glenda Dover, Austin reporter, and Mary Sibyl Brown, Treasurer. The officers are standing at the Pan American Book Shelf, one of the Spanish Club's projects for the year. Another project was the giving oi gifts to the Pan American families in Jacksonville at Christmas. La Estrella is a member of the Pan American Student Forum, and the members plan to attend the State Convention in Austin later in the year. The sponsor is Mrs. Fred Mullinix. The Chemistry Club gives an interesting educational assembly program every year. The members, shown from left to right, are: Dan Smith, Molly Terry, Ronny Loper, Wanda Ward, David Murray, ,loe Ed Morris, Ann Bruno, Sherilyn Larson, Renee Butler. C hemistr C lub Curtain C lub The Curtain Club bought new lights for the auditorium, financed the contest play, sponsored Skit Night, and presented the annual fashion show. The officers are named as shown from left to right. Pam Small, Presidentg Marilyn Mauldin, Vice-Presidentg Jerry Norvell, Secretaryg and Robert Hall, Student Council Representative. The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. C. P. Mosley. Consists of members of the art classes. These gtudents presented an assembly to the student Jody, and together with Ihe music department Jresented a program to 'he Selvice Club. The irt classes assist the Stu- lent Council by making bosters and signs for the plection of President and Vice-President of the stu- lent body. The Service Club works for better parent-teacher cooperation and parent- student understanding. This organization is also designed to inform the parents about the activi- ties of the school. The officers shown from left to right are: Mr. Robert Moore, Parliamentariang Mr. and Mrs. Olan Peters, Treasurersg Mrs. O. E. Miller, Recording Secre- tary fMr. Miller is ,not shown.Jg Dr. and Mrs. Collier Rucker, Vice-Pres- identsg and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hall, Presidents. Not pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huttash, Cor- responding Secretaries. Future Homemakers of America The officers shown from left to right are: ,lane Gibson, Recording SCCICIHIYQ Jeannie Pope, 4th Vice- Presidentg Susan Wilson, Presidentg ,lo Ann Walker, lst Vice-Presidentg Genevieve Smith, Correspond- ing Secretary, Yvonne Amick, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Paula Shirey, Parliainentariang Gail Spencer, 3rd Vice-Presidentg Marolen Morton, Historian, Karen Cone, 5th Vice-President: Jackie Stallings, Student Council Representative. Jeannie Pope, left, and Jane Lovelady, right, are making Christmas presents to be sent to friends and family. A meal is being prepared in the efficient new kitchen by, left to right, Elida Guerrero, Charlotte Shearin, Donna Cook, Martha Fling, and I0 Ann Buckley. Future Homemakers of America Billie Sue Laws, left, and Frances Hobbs, right, are selling Mrs. Toland a bottle of Tarn-off. Judy Fowler and Katy Green are trying the new Slant-o-matic. The Future Homemakers selected Neil Dark as their pin-up boy. He is shown entertaining at the Kiddie Party, which is sponsored by the Homemakers. These Homemakers HW planning lllffif Sh0WlJ0HI PHTW- Bonnie Jackson and Wanda Broadhead are examining the new refrigerator. Annual taff The annual staff has sponsored the election and presentation of the football and basketball sweethearts, worked with the Curtain Club on the Fall Fashion Show, helped with Howdy Day, bought equipment for the art and annual department, and sold ribbons in the fall. The editor, Alice Burrillg photographer, Marcus Wink, business manager, Lincoln Barberg artist, Deck Peacock and their sponsor, Mrs. C. P. Mosley are shown in the faculty pages. The Classes Section of the staff as shown seated from left are: Ann The O1'f53f1iZati0U5 S'5'Cti0I'1ff01T11eflt0 Tight are? ThYfa TCUYQ MHTY Bruno, Betty Peters, and Marianna Haberle, Sibyl Brown, and Linda Hudson. Standing is Marilyn Mauldin. The Activities Section from left and right is Renee Butler, Linda Hearne, The Sp0rIS SCCHOII, fr0m left I0 right, Consists of Patsy Halbert, Patsy West, and Carolyn Chandler. Dolores Katen, and Mary Lynn Grimsley. Future Farmers il The officers pictured above from left to rxght are: RICHARD MEADOR ,,77,.......,.,.,.,. Historian WALTER KIRBY ........,,.,...,..,,.... Treasurer BILLY COATS .......,,, ,,,,,,v. V ice-President JERRY BURNS ,.,..... ,............ P resident BILL ELSBURY ...,,,II.., ......,... S ecretary CURTIS SOCKWELL ,...II,,....,.,..,., Reporter ROY WESTBROOK .,.....,,, Parllkzm entariart KENT MILLER ...7,,,7.,,.I.,..,..,,,,I.,,,,,7 Sentinel Shown left to right, James Traylor, Curtis Sockwell, Charles Schulz, Shannon Ross, and Jerry Burns are working in the new work- shop. The voluntary mem- bers of the Library Club assist Miss Summers, school li- brarian, in the li- brary. The members are, standing: John Marvin Watthuber, and seated are: Pat- sy Murray, Marta Jane Smith, Gene- vieve Smith, Pat Carroll, and Joyce Wilson. Each mem- ber helps in the library only one per- iod each day, and is replaced by some- one else when the period ends. Future Teachers vii 1-7 The members standing from left to right are: Ann Crimsley, Sara Tumer, Linda Bolton, Carol Mc- Keown, Lois Roberson, Joanne Hicks, Dolores Katen, Patsy West, Linda Hearne, Donna Cook, Pam Small, LaTrelle Kimball, Ann Lowery, Karen Cone, Fran Bearden, Donna Holmes, Linda Moore. Seated are: Carolyn Chandler, Linda Hudson, Marianna Haherle, Patsy Halbert, Jean Lake, Billie Matthews, Paula Shirey, Betty Peters, Cleta Conway, Jackie Stallings. The officers shown lnelow on the right from left to right are: Marianna Haberle, President, Paula Shirey, Vice-Presidentg Linda Bolton, Treasurer, Joanne Hicks, Reporter, Patsy West, District Historian, Carolyn Chandler, Historian. Not pictured are Betty Peters, Secretary, and Karen Cone, Student Council Representative. On the left, some of the members are shown leaving for the District Meeting in Kilgore. Biolo ' Club The officers of the Biology Club shown from left to right are: Grady Rountree, Vice-Presidentg Susie Rucker, Presi- rlentg and Fran Bearden, Secretary. This spring, the club will again present the Biology Fair, in which the members will exhibit projects pertaining to biology. Below, Pete Lammons and Jeannie Lake are examining a human skeleton which was available to the department for observation. Distrihutifoo Education The members shown from the left to the right, standing, are: Robert Byers, Earl Crimes, James Tram- niel, Jackie Coats, Clifton Oden, Bill Copelin, R. S. Dyess, Ottis Moore, Johnny Chitwood, Janice Patton, Betty Mauritzen, John Ballard, Marilyn White, Caylan White, Ora Lee Warren, Gary Doniiny, Jerry Rawlinson, and Tim Coats. The girls on the second row are: LaTrelle Kimball, Janice Warren, Patricia Davis, Laura Loftin, Gladys Sherman, Jimmie Aynesworth, Beverly Justice, Glenda Simpson, and Lynda Smith. The officers standing from left to right are: John Ballard, Presidentg Johnny Chitwood, Vice-Presidentg R. S. Dyess, lst Vice-Presidentg Jackie Coats, 2nd Vice-President. Seated are: Janice Patton, 3rd Vice-Presidentg Marilyn White, His- toriang Janice Warren, Secretary-Treasur erg and Ora Lee Warren, Parliamentarian. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are among the most necessary organizations in our school. They contribute to the school spirit by sponsoring pep rallies. The girls attend cheerleading camp during the summer and practice their yells. The Seniors, standing from left to right, are: Pam Small, Barbara Williams, and ,lane Holcomb. The Juniors, kneeling from left to right, are: Anne Champion, Barbara Fling, and Glenda Dover. The cheerleaders decided not to have a head cheerleader this year, and each cheer- leader participates equally. l G The members of the Future Nurses Club standing from the left are: Molly Terry, Linda Gore, Lorenc Sexton. Seated are: Pegg' Buckley, Linda Bennett, Billie Bush. Pat Car- roll, Katy Green. Mrs. Braun is Nurse sponsor, and Hrs. Mann is Medical Association sponsor. The War Whoop, shown below, publishes a weekly paper in which they give news of the school activities. From the left are: Barbara Sexton, Janice Warren, Brenda Thompson, Genevieve Smith. Katy Green Jerry Norvell, Carol Moses? Mina Goodson Y Tv Q it What are pretty girls made of? Curls and pearls anal pony tails, Grace and lace and pink finger nails That's what pretty girls are made of What are pretty girls made of? Buttons and bows and bobby sox,- ,Iean anal dreams and -evening frocks, Thatjs what pretty girls are made of By MRS. F. L. HABERLE NMSQT Finalists and SQT Finalist All-State Choir Deck Peacock, Mar- ianna Haherle, and Freddie Hyer were finalists in the Na- tional Merit Scholar- ship Qualifying Test, which is sponsored by the Science Re- search Association. Deck was also a fi- nalist in the Scholar- ship Qualifying Test, which is sponsored by the Educational Testing Service. These students are among the top one per cent of the stu- dents in the nation. All-Region Band Lois Ann Roberson audi- tioned for and won a place in the All-Region Band. Jo Ann Sheddan and David McCord are our fine vocalists who won places in the All-State Choir. Jo Ann sings altog David, baritone. Deck Peacock and Sissy Phillips were selected to represent J.H.S. at the annual Hockamlay math tournament. District Officer .ni Curtis Sockwell was voted District Vice-President of the F.F.A. l Pat West was elected District Historian of the 1F.T.A., and Priscilla Pearsall was elected Dis- trict President of the F.H.A. Representatives to Math Tournament tm tx ft MM, t,.. ' D W3 'HR L K X it , District Officers V f ti +3 mf et 5' .ii , cf. , K . :f4i,i.5l.L . sig, Mig , ' fits. 11 f - i Liilfrtat gf V- .. :Jiri , i S isixrtilitt -1.154 - n 5 ' 4' f 5'lfJ? f5?1 , 57 ' -, 154 V Y 'i23,L 'ii J fi f ty 5- , E n,1f:?::f -' cftiilgtf f., -, twgasfr f , Qg,.Qf,rQ?f4gQgiE3Et , .- - . . 1, t ' QW: 4 . -. 4 X W -- weetheart ominees 1 A Bobby Lewis, Marilyn Maul- din, Robert Hall, and Jerry Murdock Cwho is not pictured? were Runners-up in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Qual- ifying Test. These students are among the top three per cent of the students of the nation. Mary Faulk and Linda Hudson were nominees for Football Sweetheart. Jackie Stallings and Bunny Ball Cwho is not pictured? were nominees for Basketball Sweetheart. They were presented at the same time that the Football and Basketball Sweethearts were presented. Runners-Up in MSQT Special Honors The girls shown on this page have received honors which we would like to recognize: 1. MARIANNA HABERLE - Christ- mas Duchess 2. KAREN CONE - The Womens Society of Christian Service Missionary Tour 3, ANN GRIMSLEY - Miss Future Teacher of America 4. ,IOANNE HICKS - Duchess to the Mineola Watermelon Festival 5. JANE HOLCOMB - District Farm Bureau Queen Sweethearts and Favorites HT uWl1o got what? is a familiar question asked by former students of J.H.S. as they return for visits. ln answer to this question We present the following sweethearts and fa- vorites selected by various organizations and clubs. Football Sweellle zz -.., ' 'MP BUYXNEIL el'le 'frCARo DARK L HOLMAN 1 I Heap big managers meet in powwow In a circle, young braves powwow, Plan their massacres with daring, Plan each step of cautious snaring. Speak of Iiattles won, in powwow, Speak of brave deeds done, in powwow. Smile with pride in warriors true, Smile and pledge to see them through. By MRS. F. L. HABERLE fx , ...X , X, if f mm x 1 . 'Y 4 ,, 5? jggw 1 'W f - A , 1 1 A - ' H : an'fwz,5fs,-i9im5'ifj . Vfifwii if A A YQ ff CHARLES BAKER ff' Gy ik i f JERRY BURNS ,E M in if K' A R'RR' A 4 ' L- : ' N , 1,A A . . 2 'f Q5 Gaping A 1 GEORGE CAUSEY i 2 5 The Indians fight to get the ball! ii R .r-- H YU' J GM Mwxxay , A w 'Mi ' , . H, , 1 f K 'kk f Mm , . g,.,fQf f I 1' .,.W,M, K,-,f .ij '- ,, 254, ' ' SQA K J Ln, , N QR A , . 'Q DANNY BUSBY 3? fwfg GLEN CHANCELLOR A JAMES BUSBY 3 3 JIMMY CONNOR w X ,7 I L3 fixxg w 1 XL, ,,.,f C4 6 at The Indiang hold that line! NEIL DARK 'W' s W 4' W N lm, E,,,,,...,4 'Umm I B I f D1 WN X 2 Q...gA,..f ff? L Q 'Q ' YLPW LW , N 2. Jw .f S 4 I 1 Q f ,L X xy I CHUCK DAVENPORT MILBURN DUDLEY WILBURN DUDLEY ,K f 4-f , L 1 : M-A541 ' . ' 1 .4 7 M - '-xx, L . , 1 1 r zgf:.+ l,, ' I LI' I I ,7 , fi Q' 3' I S 'MM ,Ml if- xxx 7? I K by V fi f, 'L ,' M , iz 'I lv, X, If . A Q I ! ! XL - . ' ' eg 1' Q 2 1 ' ' r WD r' 5 2 . . M' ., p ' 5 5 1 6 f I 4- 55 . ,I 9 ,568 , V, K , I E Tl It .1 ,I Y ' D I KI, ,. ,,kk ,:,. . if A , J, t - LL I Q A .-.A -ww- IN DAVID DUNCAN LARRY GARNEH ROBERT HALL RICHARD HEIDELBURG GREG HENSLEE MIKE LAMMONS PETIE LAMMONS MIKE MCELMURRY TDI MURPHY ' Wm ,, V ,, if ' . W ,,,, , MM, , DAVID MURRAY Jacksonville Indians block a pass. N. N E ,:A R N VNN1 Y f' Dx f ,-W1 f f - XJ Q'-7 ff , . R EE A . . E 5 E E 1 , u.: . R Q,Q I 1 , D 5 E 1 X - , ,W ,W K. xg, V E ii 4. , ri --R b 1, Fl if f x 1 y i: M nw- ! .E R I IQQfgs?f if Q R , JERRY NEEDHABI q r ...I ,Kam DAVID PERIFOY HERBERT PARKER A. . W ly .gi ,E E A W E N TRAVIS RAINES , W.,-Q' v DECK PEACOCK ,ff 2 S 1 f Q K E E f Q R L, an . v , Q ,, W DM ,F E Q 34. In 5, GRADY RO UNTREE Deck plunges over for a touchdown! M 2 A Q Hn, , 2 E DEW Q Ll DON SIMMS , 134 i J 5 I 'i ii f'A ii? ED SIMMS MARVIN SNODCRASS 'Az 1 k , a ii ff aff ! 1 E E MELVIN SOCIA 2 'E Y 5 ,silk - ,g b fe M Q A 'ry f. V. gi ' ,.i....,v- ' F V V A 5 5 gig ' ' , ' 1 My if 5 My J 1 75 .5 K LMI j' i, N -V ' i W! xi in ..L,. ., . e I ? ',,L I K, M jf Mp.. a in F ?f'iTff,g ,---- ?1fi? Q 3fi,V 3. iz. ..A. :if M 3 V - L1,. My V A 5 H 'PF 'W 'X QQ Q?X?f fine ,QQiSW55ii?' I K fl.. krr: r7,L I Q bf , , ...1 VVVI .. in ee e l n MACK TALKINCTON JOE TURNEY EDDIE VEST A tense moment on the sidelines as the boys await the decision of the referees! f-:lr 1 E V :fl ie 1 V 1 l I -4 4' , I' Q. 'TE 5 .f A 'K' K F 'W ' i sf gg- . I- '1y,i 3 The Indian Tri-Captains this year a D k ,rf K -953 e ' re ec Peacock, Halfbackg Larry Carrier, Centerg and Danny Busby, Fullback. These boys proved their outstanding abilit s h ' ' f . . . . y a t ey led the D8 Indian team. Their ormula for winning football IS simple hard work. supreme conditioning, and steady, sound football built around power and teamwork. The boys in the above picture are our Senio l r etteruien. They are from left to right: Joe Tumey. Charles Baker, Mack Talkington, Dexter Bloodworth, Jerry Chancellor, Marvin Snodgrass. Robert Hall. Danny Busby, Billy Harrison, Jerry Burns, Gle Ch n ancellor, and Deck Peacock. IH' ll Coach C. O. Permenter talks it over with the spark plugs of the team, Captains R. S. Dyess, Dexter Bloodworth, and Danny Busby. These three Senior boys led the 1959 Indian team to numerous victories with Danny as top scorer in the district. Although this was his first year with the Indians, Coach Permenter proved his capability as a fine coach. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW left to rx ht John Davenport Petie Lammons Wilbum Dudley, Billy Harrison, R S Dye Melvin Socia Danny Busby BOTTOM ROW Gre Henslee Geor e Causey, Grady Rountree David Duncan Jimmy Conner Milburn Dudley James Busby Wade Holman E- AEEE I 5 , sf 59 DANNY BUSBY I GEORGE CAUSEY MILBURN DUDLEY ., Q21 JAMES BUSBY DEXTER BLOODWORTH JIMMY CONNOR JOHN DAVENPORT E3 ,JA fx . WILBURN DUDLEY DAVID DUNCAN l23 R. S. DYESS BILLY HARRISON GREG HENSLEE WADE HOLMAN PETIE LAMMONS GRADY ROUNTREE MELVIN SOCIA Jacksonville Indians try for two more points. N 1 l s I l Q 5 3 Nell Hassell, Glenda Dover, and Barbara Hearne do a very good job Captain, .loan Merrill, listens intently as Coacli, Miss .leltie Saul managing the girls' basketball team. S1VeS last minute iHSIIl1Cli0I1S- Q E GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMATOP ROW, left to right: Margie Dyess, Jeannie Pope, Judy Owens, Cindy Lou Westbrook, Cleo Condor, Joan Merrill, Jane Gibson. BOTTOM ROW: La Nell Kimball, Patsy Pippins, Barbara Fling, Bunny Ball, Pat Watkins, Florence Callaway, Lila Ballard, Mary Ann' Langham, Ruth Clakely. X BUNNY BALL RUTH CLAKELY BARBARA FLING LILA BALLARD CLEO CONDOR JANE GIBSON FLORENCE CALLAWAY MARGIE DYESS LA NELL KIMBALL MARY ANN LANGHAM JOAN MERRILL JUDY OWENS JEANNIE POPE PATSY P1PP1Ns PAT WATKINS CINDA LOU WESTBROOK It's a tense moment for the Maidens as they await the fall of the ball! Assemblies Provide Enjoyme ls ll 1. -1 ' :ggls.MssmszfezfesaQfXrssm+:f1W:ww,m-figf,ff,fgg1sf1Q, 2 5 1 i a 3 2 i x 4 1 4 1 I 1 2 5 1 Mlwufzv The ACTIVITIES of '58-'59 which follow will long be remem- bered by all students of J.H.S. The first year in a new school provides many Hfirstsn in school activities, as well as regular assemblies and programs in the beautiful auditor- ium and pep-rallies in the Wonder- fully equipped gymnasium. tudents Begin Classes in the Nei H wi . l i . yyyy.. y Locker Room Mass Lost Fre-Shman The 758 and 59 school year began at the new million dollar Jacksonville High School. Registration found everyone anxiously awaiting school in the new building. The first day was something. Seniors as Well as Freshmen were lost. The faculty and students soon became adjusted and a new J.H.S. spirit was born. Adding to the first of the year excitement was the arrival of Senior rings. This yearns senior class was to be the first graduating group from ' 1 Students await the bell Office workers the new building. 1 l I l ia it nl S illion Dollar chool . . . Key Club boys painting numbers Wanda and Marvin use new lab I K 1 Mr. Foster takes a break between pictures Come and get it was a welcome sound in cafeteri Football Fefe The '58 football season began with high spirits and hopes of victory for -the year, as the school participated in the first pep rally. The band under the direction of our band director, Mr. Briggs, sounded off loud and clear as the pep rally progressed. The cheerleaders lead the student body in yells. Peggy Buckley and Greg Henslee were chosen lVlr. and Miss Color of J.H.S. They later led the color parade. ,ff higjh 1-vu 4 M, A 3 Y 535' Q 5 Pam, Mistress of Ceremonies Style Show a 4 l One of the highlights of the year, the style show and judging of Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Nominees,j was presented through the combined efforts of the Curtain: Club and the Annual Staff. Pam Small, President of thel Curtain Club, served as Mistress of Ceremonies for the' event. Dresses from school to party were shown by student models. As an extra feature gowns worn by the former Jacksonville Rose Festival Duchesses were shown. Barbara Williams and Jerry Chancellor were Most Beautiful and Most! Handsome. Marilyn Mauldin and Charles Baker were an-' nounced Mr. and Miss J.H.S. climaxing the review andl show. Director of the fashion show was Mr. James Everett! and coordinator for the judging of the beauty nominees! was Mrs. C. P. Mosely. X - Vlost Beaun' Barbaw' I Pee W ee, Mos! Hand-some eaut Revue Paula Marolen Lynn ' Ji- - X 5 'WYE JE?-35153 i aS Rose Festival gowns of Jacksonville's duchesses k Mm. i :gf ff Charles and Marilyn, Mr. and Miss .I.H.S.-'59 V e a S 3 s i 1 rProm... pb Bobby, Joanne, Karen, and Robert Everyone seems to he having a good time. h q,. ,ag ,H-,.-f .1 . . 5 --:7, .sift , X. .. . , e . e f Linda serves refreshments. Dancing serves as the main entertainment. a Couples gather around tables C Assemblies . . . Spanish Club version of curtains. Jimmy advertises Zombies. Mack presents Linda, Key Club Sweetheart. AGWHT is HGH! The choir sings Christmas carols. Art's Living Portraits 3' .L Miscellaneous Activities Studies always seem to rate hr t 5 Skit in pep rally rec . g0eS 'If-'e gi'-99' 011. we f 49 1.-4, vi! We wa ,..-: .l.H.S. girls -my, ge Ty'IJ1C3.l Basketball vs. Carthage Trip Mn 'fe X P5 SY rfb? 'fans 5 ri igg. 2 rr uv? , 1 gl J, Q 2 H, ' ' Al ,v L' I' A. QL 171, ,Q we 1' 'lf M gf, rs 3 2 2 M 'E we V' J-ws 1 5gg,f.LJ'3Wi 'W www. 5,4 r 5 2 ff + sxfszffw , ggi l ra 4A 4 s Z7 FD FD 1 ,.. FD D7 '1 .-, :1 .9 E : FU VU U7 D5 :s nn. FU H Q O I ... U1 F ,f Y - Y ir. ..., Basketball Sweetheart Boys and coach talk over SIIUHIIOI1 Gwyn: wb ,, ,ww 6COI'8I1l7g for QC M 11 1 oo party and 0010! dak b0Y5' Nl' Q 3 , FHA. meeting' f 2 Girls' P.E'. Instructors oi eCIS- 1a5S pr Ari C . Uass. Gxds' Y E Mn E veyett ig Come Y any Dance ax the Kiddie H eroes P Q 9 We! Clowning P.E. boys Football Sweetheart , GIIIS prepare for one of the 5 Chool parties Crowds of excited students at ballgame , 1 ..- Q L slim' , ...I -W H .-V-..,,,..,-., Y,-..,...,v, i- -..-Y W 4 vt 2 ,wiv ' f' .T , - . E . L' '4 'N . 'T iv Q 1 1 f1f7 P . K ' S 1 P .Q Q' W z' 4 ' ' . 5 ' S i ' ' ' ' -f ' , - D l f O 5 I R 5 Q W I 2 ? lj h in X , ' Chcwqhl l1as'a.!liau.?i1i1Zf Cya? ' L ,41idfl1e day burma, 1 ' ,Q . - 1feI 'll1v'Hgl1t' of ll1c' !1r1yl1!-Worllfdfdsj - ' ' LW!!! ll1c'dyiugKsz1u.' . L , - Unforgettable Memories -, W , M,-:V 'M ll l The INDIAN s ff ta started begging for money the morning after the theft! The Civics Class was in deep debate in their successful trial in may. Lucky Marianna was proven innocent! Sissy Phillips is shown aliove as she is sworn in by Wanda Johnson, The lettemien proudly pose in their new jackets after the as in which they were presented. ---1 sem bly Nlr Livht reache' hi h f r l' . . r s g o ns team in the exciting faculty- student liasketliall game. M the ary Faulli and Marilyn Hetlricks anxiously await ' decision of the judge at the Biology Fair. Unfor ettalole Memories There were many happy picnics and parties of different classes and clubs. The sophomores and juniors enjoyed Tyler State Park, as can be seen in the two top pictures. At the left the INDIAN staff is seen at Kickapoo Lodge on Lake Texarkana. No one will ever forget those happy memories. Assemblies Assemblies are always welcomed hy the students. In the upper lt-ft pit-- ture. the chemistry class is shown during their program. In the upper right picture the Spanish cluh poses after its assemhly. All d1't'S:5ed up in their Easter hcnnt-ts are the East Side School first graders in the picture on the lt-ft. 5 5 t Contest Play-The Lark Mack Talkington. Robert Huttash. and Bobby Lewis The contest play won second place in district competition this year. Pam Small was on the All-Star castg Jerry Norvel was named Best Actor. Not pictured in any of the pictures are members of the play. Susan Wilson. Robert Hall. and Jerry Murdock. kit i hz As always everyone enjoyed taking part in the fun of Skit Night. The elated members of the Choir pose above after winning second place with the Arthur Worry Party. To the right are members of the Student Council skit. Sofapillio, which won first place. Skit Night is sponsored annually by the Curtain Club. 'F' Pam Small, Joan of Arc I as M Ss-NX llam and Jerry Norvell Special Honors Come in prin, Girls' State Ann Bruno, Pat Cornelison, Anne Champion, and Joan Merrill are shown to the left before they left to represent l.H.S. at Girls' State in Austin. Boys' State Tim Murphy, pictured below, was the only representative to Boys' State from ,l.H.S. Barbara Williams was chosen as the Sweetheart of ,lacks0nville's National Guard. The boys pictured below were all winners in various Future Farmers of America con- tests and fat stock shows in the spring. STANDING, from left to right: Curtis Sockwell, Billy Elsliury. SEATED: Larry Lake, Walter Kirby, Jimmy Coats, Jack Traylor, Ronald Bowers, and Jimmy Traylor. . Rountree and Wanda Johnson for the month i Good Citizenship Preoails The Citizenship Committee of the Stu' dent Council, in agreement with the cn- tire Council. selected Molly Terry and Grayum Davis as the Good Citizens for the month of January. They selected Grady of February. The selection was approved by each teacher. ,wwf 'W g.x '7?' omg spun ff' .i o. . 5 -iff Hugh Rives, Barbara Sexton, Wanda Johnson i,,vt..m.., ts. .1- E, -4.4 , C, 5. - :Sf Y' me 0. Pat Comelison, Jimmy Connor, John Davenport, and Cleta Conw 'v-'ff fp ay. Holly Terry Grayum Davis, Grady Rountree, Wanda John- son Hugh Rives and Barbara Sexton were chosen the Good Citizens of the Senior Class hy the Citizenship Committee. They are shown to the left with Wanda Johnson who was elected by the student body as the Good Citizen of the Year Wanda was elected from among the Good Citizens of the various months throughout the school year. Mr. Jack Wages, Patsy Scott, Susan Wilson. In the Good Citizenship Essay Contest, sponsored by the Civitan Club, Patsy Scott won second place and Susan Wilson won first place. Susan then won second place in district competition. The Citizenship Committee selected Pat Comelison and Jimmy Connor as the Citizens of April. John Davenport and Cleta Conway were selected for March. Special Days and Events For the second consecutive year, the lNDlAN has won first place at Journalism Day, Baylor University. Alice Burrill, Linda Hudson, and Marianna Haherle are shown to the right placing the trophy in the case. In May, the third year honiemaking girls were the guests of the United Gas Company in Shreveport. The girls visited four beautiful, modern kitchens, and then were served a wonderful chicken dinner. Charlotte Foster and ,loyce Wilson are shown above in the Kitchen for Gracious Living. Grady Rountree and Neil Dark are shown to the right on the campus of Southern Methodist University where they rep- resented the track team at the Regional Meet. Coach Dean worked with about twenty-five boys this spring. A group of lost-looking students ol junior high who will be students of Jacksonville High School next year pause during the tour of their future school. Senior Day Fun for all was the order of the day on Senior Day at Tyler State Park. Food fit for kings was enjoyed by all. as well as dancing. boating. skiing, swimming, and miniature golf. Jerry Norvell is seen at the right preparing to devour his lunch, ' 'Qi Everyone enjoyed the beautiful lake. While some skied, others rode in boats. and the more energetic ones chose paddle boats which ran on man power alone. Although the weather was rather cool, swim- ming also was popular that afternoon. Wanda Johnson, Molly Terry, and Barbara Sexton bask in the sun on the pier. Election of President and Vice-President of Student Body I - .,, , . , X 1 Candidates began their campaigning by putting up signs during Election Week. 9 '1 During the Convention the states gave small demonstrations. Two Californians are shown at the left. Hiubiu James Nichole icks a tune as he walks down Rewarded for all their hard work, Tim Murphy and Fran the aisle p Bearden are declared the new 'President a.nd Vice-President ' of .l.H.S. ,gm- A F X - L H, ff -2-Sg- A W. V ,QE Wif i? Junior-Senior Banquet and Western Party Dinner by candlelight added to the excitement of the Junior- Juniors and their mothers began changing the cafeteria Senior Banquet. into a beautiful Japanese Carden. Couples danced to the music provided by the Lin-Airs of Tyler. 4'And the rains came down, would have made a fitting theme for the 1959 Junior-Senior Ban- quet. Although Old Man Weather caused havoc, the juniors made up for the rain With their lovely Japanese Teahouse, marvelous food, and Wonderful entertainment. The Western Party, sponsored hy the F.H.A., featured a very modern theme. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the 1959-1960 cheerleaders, who were elected by the student body. Dancing HI the WCSWTH P21flYf01l0W6Clil1C Cheerleaders for '59-'60: Front, left to right: Mary Faulk, Susy Rucker. Df0g1'21m- Judy Gibson. BACK: Anne Champion, Glenda Dover, and Jackie Stallings. All- ports Banquet and Beatnik Party Guests seated at the head table at the Sports Banquet The annual staff works on miniature figures for the Sports were Hulon Brown. lloliliy Slawson, John Bridges. Dick Banquet decorations. Sheffield, and CP. Mosley. The annual All-Sports Banquet honored the senior high athletes and their dates. This event was sponsorecl by the coaches with the food and decorations furnished by var- ious school organizations and teachers. The speaker of the evening was Coach ,lohn Bridgers of Baylor University. Ending the school year was the Beatnik Party sponsored lay the F,H.A. No food, decorations. chairs, nor entertainment were provided: everyone brought their own. Beatniks Helan Riordan. ,lo Casey. and Ann Scurlock provide their own inusie. A group of Beatniks enjoying meditationl loan Baxley and Hobby Lewis brought their records. I Hg , HSOHQH-m2 QHLGW NNVZU QEOW HZ QVOW Om SMWEWOOW I HZmHUm Om DOSE I :WH HWOOW mmH Ozm IOS HO mmOCWm QHHOWHZQ mm mga QFCM Hm gOHwHmZmU HWSNZFM DALLAS, TEXAS I Eg gs Nu ,., 9' H 52 4 37 P S i 5 1 'I :ff zz . sa ZLQ -Q 3 ,Q 3 ii ff wwvwaweew zfzfa- w1g ,,il w A amizaex zAaL:Ms,1:wswxmfws::w was Maas: .mzswmsffwwwsm , mmf . g wmv-fmsffnw-w:f1spwvwLf,yfA-ffygwzrtX-5-,zxfiia To the generous merchants of Jacksonville we give our many thanks. Without their cooperation and generosity, the 1959 INDIAN could not have been published. Not only will we have a lasting memory of our school activities, but also the memory of our hometown mer- chants. T T Aww Ay M fbiwk M D Wxwy X FIRST NATIONAL BANK d TEXAS BANK d TRUST COMPANY r--- A.,-gswi I is-,Mm-N -..... 1 Donnie Cook Donnie Cook, JoAnne Hicks MAY DRUG STORE S 8: K FIXTURES School Supplies Church Furni+ure b. 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