Lancaster High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lancaster, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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V, ' v ??'QD'p+ tu 1 I ' ' - 7'z '-v L? 5 - ',,.n,4, M35 ..g, ' -x ' - xi 2-' ' W -f. . gl . 1 Uger Zales Volume 7 Published by Students ef Lancaster High Selma! laueaeter, Cews I 956- I 95 7 R fr 4' '24 MR J E DAWSON yi in I af? 'A eq .fa 5 4 19' 0 'r A 45 u-'V x 54' lb 1 Q-x1 1' L lor lm txxcntx yum of hard xxorlx dcdxcatcd to thc xx elfare of thc Lamastcr school studcnts and the 1m rovcm f h p cnt 0 our sc ools uc the staff of the 1957 TIGFR TALI S dcdxcate thls book I, AA x , Xi N 1 ' AA ' X ug. Q. , me ... - ' 6 'P I Rx 1 his x x ' I V ,1-ff '17 4 s ,, ' V 4 awww' . , Q v ,A . , ,M . , V x 4 i . X ' 1 3 ' if .- L g . fx ' A . x . , .Hx 3 1 , V 4 1 , ,, ,I , v .Q ff' V 1' . Qvsl 1. , ' sf 4 Q-' f J 5, W It i yn! 4 KV, v Y ' SX ,Q ,E Q .fb Q' QV ih Q x 4 L 'sv' - 1. , J' . l .V , I . x Q , az., :i . 1 sv '35, w ' ', -. L-.-' ,N ,v J- i '4,f,p .l . A vi nk' 'cd . in ftfk . , ., , x V wk, s, 1'4 ,f F 8. t ivy .!, W S .lr WA in ,wg , L , A f x ' Y 4' , U ,.' - 'V . -'V 1- it 'T Q af P 5 4 K V 7? Q'Q t ' ' -' lT'.. g - A 'Q' ' ' A . L :R , A .- 3 1 , 1. ., Q, -. ., x D., Q- , v .Y -, lx. var: lk ii' D A I . ,Af 4 4, , Ox, ln , rg 5 1 'A 1 ' , ,' ' X - , N, ,fcfmxufyfg 2,7 A, , Q AH aah' N .V 4-f QM 1,1-yw. 1 Cable of Eonteufs TT ,Admzmstratzvlf an faculty Zlasscs Actzvltles Campus lzfc an lezsure Adverlzsers an Adzas m 4 '33 I va Q f ' Mmwg LgUmK,,2f.x 1 d ,I n . D f Q W E if 'Tiger Giles - 1956-1957 Bark rnw: -Iudy Mills. XY'anda Ratlliff. Peggy Glenn. Bcttic Wfard. Pat Hagan. Caruln Board. Rosemary Norwood, Sandra Phillwrirk. ,luanita Smith. Sandra Daxis. Sandra Bray. Sue XX'rmrllmk. Pat Rirhardsnn. Sandra Murphy. Hcttic Cole. Charlsyf: Vfmmds. Carolyn Hooker. Melinda Robinson. Second row: Bobby Brown, Gunrgia Mayor, Narnia Davis. Lynda Srhwartz. Amelia Bradley. june Edwards. Sandra MLMillian. Pat jarkson. Laddic Davis. john Pillow. All-assi . MISS ELSIIZ ROl5ER'l'SON MRS, MALETA HUBACK MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR Cf,.rpm1rf,,- Pzrfzzm Safer Cf,-.rpwzyw AMELIA BRADLEY -lfdffm' 'FA LYNDA 5C.HW'AR'l Z-Bu rim rr AI.m.r,grv -1 L :fl BOARD OF EDUCATION, LANCASTER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Miss Floy Free, secretary to the Board. Mr. Ewell D. Manning. Mr. L. E, Scott. Mr. Randolph Miller. Mr. F. I.. Brooks. Mr. Bill Basnett. Mr. Laurence O. Roddy. Standing: Mr. G, R. Pain. 'Iax Assessor-Collectorp Superintendent -I. E. Dawson. 1 DR. DAVID If. KREBS Pfeffzfelll of fbe B0c7H4J A SCHOOL BOARD MIIMBERS CREED Members ot' thc Board ol' Education hold .1 great public trust. They are responsible for Providing the means whereby our American way of lite is to be improved and to endure. They are responsible for the education of our people. and particularly youth. that each person may become intellectually and spiritually competent. economically and socially successful and happyg that he becomes a responsible citizen, home member. learner. and worker. They freely gii e the time necessary for this great serv- ice. but most important. and knowing the responsibilities vested in them. they give and use their best judgment in considering and deciding the welfare of the schools. They desire that the people of the community shall have an education that is as complete and adequate as it is possible to provide. XY'ith dignity and honor. they serve the people: with humility and to the best of their ability. they discharge their great public trust,-From Al7leP'lc'.iII St'l7fHf! Bmzrd fffrmral, A MR. E. DAXVSON, Sfzpemztemfnzl of Lf1zmz.ifez'Scla00lx To the Class of '57 You are to be congratulated and commended for your achievements thus far. You have laid the basic academic foundation on which to build a satisfying and serviceable life through continuing hard work, self-discipline and sacrifice. You have contributed much to your school through your industrious and co-operative attitude, through your loyal and enthusiastic school spirit and through your participation in the many facets of school and campus life. Though we shall miss you next fall, your influence for good will long remain with us. My good will and best wishes for a happy and successful life shall accompany you throughout life, and may God bless you always. MQ 049' R 49' H..-V+. ..,.,. 1 ' fail?- MISS ELSIE ROBERTSON Pmztzpzf fL.m 11111 Hzgf Stfioff To the Seniors of 57 As you turn through the pages of TIGER TALFS OI w7 1nd Moments to Remem er tome bark to you I trust that yyith those memories of 1l1ssm1tes trienes IIN experiences yyill also eome a renevyal of the ideals ol life yxhieh your teaehers in I1n easter High held up before you as they endeayored to help you IICPIFC for your plum in adult Ameriea 'Ihe Class of N m1de IH exeellent seholastie reeord In you imywroyed the opywortuni ties vyhieh vyere yours and disyylued to operation and good citizenship in .ill are lx of life It has been a pleasure to yyork yyith you and I shall remember you 1 1 group uf happy' and worthy' individuals who helped make Lancaster High .1 'good ylue to be, Nlay' your Moments to Remember' include fun-fests . . . and work periodsl sports .. . and good sportsmanship: s.1tisf.1etions . , . and larger ambitions: gracious oeeasions. . , and graeious achievements: friends made . . . and preparation for .1 friendly' future. Niay' you face that future unafraid: not afraid to be happy. nor to work. nor to help others. nor to enjoy' the beautiful 1nd to stand for the good. .1lV'.1y'S remembering in any' lonely' hours that Laneaster High is a spot peeuliarly' your own, one in whith you will 'IlXX'.ly'S be fondly' remembered. Y x 9? JT 11 C C Moflntt lN prmup il uf l,.lHL.lNfL'I' .luniur High Snhonl, Mr, E. L, Dumity is principal of VUL-st Main Elementary. 1 'x., Mr. Roland Jennings is prnmipdl of Pleasant Run Elm-rm-nt.1ry. . 'V sy - - 2 .L X am . in 0 x S 4 . ' + K ' ,.-nu MA I :Z ,. 1? 5 f P N ll L , Z u 'QW P 'FIX .lf ,, 'Lvl , 544,43 ' , k,'k 1 Kfrx Xf.1lLt.1 Hutm .md Primntxil tk IN .1 grtit hqlp to 'Shu Rtwhvtwn .md tha xthmwl, Fha IN mmt t-run fltllflti IH thc tvttttt- xxgnmg hlug xhgw wr Jrung wmr tvthrr trtflwtzx wh Shu is .zlm Vmtxng 'l'c.1th1r .md Awni- Miss Fluy Free is .also found in the superintendcnrs uffite, where shc uturlu vlth Mrs MqDanicI Min Frcc lx icfrc-tary to thc SKPIKNXI Hfkird, gh X X I 1' ' rx Mitkcy M4D.micl is surctury In Mrs, j. E. Dawwn. Shu is found in thc supcrintcmlcnts office, and she has another time- consuming .md difficult job. N 0 t?x . ft. 'N ,, x it . hi 7, ffm' Q.-f' MR. W. VU. ALFRED. Algc'l'vr.l I nntl ll. East Texas State. B.S.. MS MRS, MARTHA .IO BREDEMEYER. Homemaking lg North Texas Stats. Vumtitrntil Home Ewnumics. BS MR. ALVIN CARMICHEAI.. Miithc-in.itits1 Texas Christian l'nivci'sity. Physitnl lfiluttitiiwn. BS. MRS. Rl IH f.l.ARlx. l.ihr.ir1.inL Wut lcxas State. ISCXY. Lihmry Stitntc. li A.. B IHS. MR. GORDON COCKERHAM. S.E.D.T.. Wzwrltl History: AL C... Su. Iztl. .mtl PE. MR. E. I.. DVNAXVAY. Sticmu SM Lf, Etlutation. MA. MR. K, B. GAMMENTHALER. Band. Choralg S.M.U., Uni- versity nf XX'y-tuning. Musit Etluuitiun. B.A. M.A. MRS. ALMA RL'TH HOLCOMB. Shorthand .intl Typingg Southwest Texas State 'l't'41thti's Cwllcgcf. San Marcus. Texas. Business Atlministriitiun. BS MRS, MALETA HLBACK. liimkkccping. Assistant Principal: T.S.C.XX'.. Busincss Etlumtiiwn. BS. anti HA. flzyh Salma! Eiaculfy MRS. GXXTN PARKER, Hwiminaking I .intl ll. l7.iinily RLl.i tinnsg linivtisiti ut Ttxgis, Hump- llunmnits. BS Dcgiu- 'ff- MRS. ,IOYCE ROBINSON. Spcuh and English. 'l'c'x.1s NYM- E - lcynn College. lit. XYt1rth. Tcxas. Spcuth. BA. 5 MISS VUINNIE SHAW . English lll. Plane Gcoinctryt SH S.T.C.. Etlutatiun. History. English. B.A. .mtl MA. MISS MARY DELI. STEXVART. Health and Physittil Etlut.1 tiong T.S.C.XY'.. Hc-.ilth and Physital Edutatinn. BS. MRS. INIARGARET P. TAYLOR. English IL Trinity l'niur sity. English. B.A. MRS. SUE XYILSON. English :intl Sticntci l'nixt-rsity uf Al.i bama. English .intl Sticntt, B.A. and BS. MISS XVITHERSPOON. Sophnmnmrc English tintl Spanish and Ilg Belton. Texas. English. BA. MR. JACK TRAMMELI., Vmational Agritulturcg 'l'tx.is Tcth Agriculture Edutation. BS. in Agritulrurc MR. MARION E. GAITBREATH. Sotinl Studies. Texas mp tist College. Government. History. Edutation Majors. BS. l 'rr N...- y- , '- 5 Y 1 -A fi U- flzylz School Mrs. l'lUW'.lI'Li Tilley, Supp-rvimr of all Lunrhrmim Smftx M.1ry Inu wrllgilt, Mis. I,cstcr Clicsliicr. iNfrx.S.lrI1D.lYix,.1r1ii Mrx I,illiL'W15fiL'y', Nut slrmxn' Mn. SlinyLrl.1mi, Ci.lSi1iCI', gi si ii -+ N. Q .fi West 114 aiu Salma! Mrs. Bundy, Mrs, Burk. Nut shown in picture: Mrs. Maud Tulcy. Mn. Nvll -Ioncs and Cashier, Mrs. Nita Evcrtt. 1253 Wes! Pleasanl Kun Schovl s M 5 ws 1 rS rom mn ir mmm i rs Vun n imc K nun Kusfadians F. P. PANNELL MR. CHARLES T. ROSS MR. j. E. BYRVM '79 Q' -cg g - MR. BERT H. HICKMAN Q- Not shown are Mr. Lewis D. Kirk and Mr. 1. A. Tuley. l6'us Drivers Hlassas ffreslzmelf Sophamnrcs juuzors Somers 'Q' fx M N xg f I x A 1 J sl 5, 'E G ?re.s'l1me14 4 . ' o . n I - ' . c 1 wmv M :- ' wwf..-ww ' mxffww wr ' 1 N.. ,anv ' 1-x E7rcsl1ma11 - 611155 Oficers tsl 9 n F MX X I ii - -' Clarente Goggans, President, Marv Lee Henery. Vice Presi- dent: Robert Fitzhugh. Vice ' ig 'X 4 V President: Marv Frances Q Berry. Vice President: Sammy W! :Y Davidson. Treasurer. i 'B-.A X ff - . mv-.' 'ki-Q52 This year the Freshman class is the largest class in high school. Wfe numbered 97 at the first of the year. Of course we have lost a few, but then we have gained a few, too. In September the Freshmen elected Clarence Goggans, president, and Sammy David- son, treasurer. After this meeting we went to our respective homerooms where we elected a vice president, a secretary, a reporter, a student council representative, an annual staff representative, and a Red Cross representative. This year the Freshman Class entered a car in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade, made nutcups for Red Cross, and nominated a candidate for the Sweetheart Dance held on February 9, 1957. Melinda Robinson, our candidate, was elected sweet- heart. The Freshman Class has an annual outing, which this year was a swimming party held on May 23, 1957, at Waxahachie. Qreshmau Swarifcs BEST ATI-ILETES FRIENDLIEST u Ida Alford Diane Blake RlCl13.I'Cl w!0OlCVCf C131-gngg Gogggng BEST ALL-ROUND Mary Lee Henry Sammy Davidson 1 I Alford, Ida Alford, james Alfred, Kathy Andrews, Sherry Aric. Freddie Bailey. john Beardcn. jimmy Bcntle. Sammy Bcrrx lxl1I'X lramcs Freshmen it Har est Dance bs PTA recreatxon commit Freshmen algo work on Annual Broelxmgton Rose Meme l V lo ' 'X N Brown Rose Mary ' ' V N ,4 f Burrhfxeld essc , r ff' 6 '3 -1 Chambers Delbert ix lf'-v AA Clhasmin. Linda Cheiliier, Aliee Clhexliier, Johnnie Ciolwlm Dorothy Lee 3 N A I- Lx R Conn, Lou Ell.1 rn v 1 N, C,ordm'.i,Olg.1 ,, Q D -.- D.1vielsOn, Slmmy A '- ' ' Day. Billy A r ..,.. , A I I Q 'nke NN A I ,f . j X 4 If L J Dickerson, Cl1.lI'lCS r t. ,A Diekinson, jerry 4-7: 124' Dollins, Donald A , l A X ,I 1 l , ji if U A -3 A 2 ? f 1 X 4 S 1 . ' li in 1 . i 1 J ' a Q N ws k ' i - , N, E f h umm- f V, fg I f, 5 , 53. ' Oyzyd , I if VX X? lla? 839. , X if w 1fa.4, 1, Q Vx? 5 Freslini.1n Hiring-m.1kingg girls prgparc for Future NNW, Mrx. lirielye .mel Dr. Rogers preixire fur fieallman polio lI1Nf.1ll.illlYI1 xlwtx. Dunean. George Fll.1rel. XV,1yne lfitzhugh. Robert Freel lireella Godwin. C,h.1rlotte Guggans, Clarence Hagan. Put Hull Ciirline Douglas. Ci.1I'Ol,'!'l ' 9 i x 5 fo 5 d. fo i x r ,li v, 'Y P pak- 1' ,Q su , ,Q ,Jay , ,au r X.- King, Mazie Knight, Jimmy ., Lane, Patsy Hall, Darline Hanlon, Alvin Henry, Mary Lee McKinney, Hally High, Glenda Hubbard, Jeanie Hunstahle, Lynn Jackson, Joyce Freshmen also partiripate in Livestock Show. Lewis, Frances Magourik, Jerry Mahone, Jerry Miller, Glenn Manning, Jo Ann Mayor, Georgia McCabe, June Medford, Annita Miller, John Mills, Judy Mooneyham, Mary Moore, Donald 'r .3 -Q .A l 3 'W' 'Y -2'-9 Q , rival ' fm r 3 mr-. . V-:-2. f ' .ff gg Af li' ' fd ' igcnfaa Pm :ii ' W I . X M, Ax N I Q L ..-A 1 2 Rackler, Patsy Rackler, Peggy Reed, Judy Moore, Nancy Moses, Linda Nutt, Loren I Pace, joe Parker, Kenneth Parsons, Arthur Perley, Charles Pittman, Buddy Freshmen helped put out the Lanmm-imz, Robinson, Melinda Sheldon, Sherdell Shortnancy, Laura Sivek, Siegmund Smith, Dean Smith, Mary Nell Smith, Peggy South, Vee Ann Spillman, jimmy Strouhal, Patricia Suggs, James Taylor, Shella ,fl , , in X in it I T x 't ' fff . .1 ,gm ik, X Tcncry, f .mil Ann 'I'ulcy'. Dmulii Vcxt. ffhiirlic While, Xwillic XYQ-star. Ifmnklin XVOUIQ-vc-1'. Riihuai XY'iirlcy, -lximx Yiirk. Iiniily Anne Nfihniii Riihinson was clcitcd V.ilc-ntim swectlicart x maxi' This was thc Semnd timc in fin years that Iruhinan hgui hun given this honor, L Nii kmr um .1 pirtiiipant in the cntcrminment for thi I H N uw 'Ihix ix Mikpk third war in thc hand. uhnmn Nniiicnrx made many of Q un rh.ii gniceii the mrs in the ri :mm Ninn CIAUQ Pamiic fe? w Svphvmvres Sophomore 611155 Officers Q ll- it 3 js, . ' I' xii, , ' 5 L..Y.f'Q1 , f ' Q 4 L z S 5- 7 ff F., A I 'Am ...Q 1 Nx X .N - 1.--L. I The officers of the Sophomore Class xxere. left to right' Robert Russell. Vice President ,lames Duffer. Presidentg and Nancy Duff. Treasurer. Not shown' Vice President. Manuel Bragg. The Sophomore Class of WSG-57 was seventy-three in number with two that became juniors at mid-term, Virginia Northcutt and jackie King. Some of the activities during the year were filling baskets for needy families at Christmas and participating in the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, December li. The officers of the Sophomore Class were elected in an all-class election .it the first of the year. Wle elected an over-all presi- dent. James Duffer, and a vice president of each homeroom. Other officers were elected in each homeroom. FRIENDLIEST BEST ATHLFTE Jackjc Knight Lavern Lewis Robert Russell Harold jackson BEST ALL ROUND 'lannie Smithson lames Duffer lf' ,alt 13 5 Winston, Aston Barnes, Mike Bentle, Roy Bowman, Donald Bragg, Manuel l T'-I-ll X ' 'UN 1,27- --, A , 4 'gg y.. f'7 fl fl? Clark, Ruth Clique, Janis Cooper, Deloris Cordova, Oscar 'sllwft Davis, Naretia Davis, Sandra Dougherty, Arthur Dougherty, Stanley - X if -X ca? fr.- i Q' XM I i fs- , if Bray, Sanclra Chambers, Earl Chapman, Cynthia Chowning. Tommy A L Covill, Mona Daniel, jimmy Daniel, 'Ioyce Davis, Leona .Q 'Y Duff, Nanny Duffer, james Froberg, David Glenn, Peggy Hart, Gone Hill, Glenn Hitchcock, Xllfanda Hooker, Cfarolyn .4-A6 ,van I9 S ta- -if 1, A '13 Lavender, Linda Lewis, Lavern Lowery, Stewart Mabra, Robert 4 . 'A 'U 1 f Q, N, 'QM Granclstaff, David Griffin, Bill Harper, Homer Harris, Sylvia 1 if , 3 '-5 V? 51 ,wi 4' ,, f i ,p X 1, li, N f ' if L ,'.T' - -3 , . - Qi y y '7 ' L 3 o y rttl M 5, .4 ' 1 ,X Murphy, Sandra Murray, Johnnie Pillow, john Pruitt, Kitsy M Huckcby, Ronny Ivy, Lloyd jackson, Harold Knight, jackie 1 lk i- . fi. May, Beth McDaniel, Keith Miller, Mike Moore, Alta 55 4:5 Purdln ohn Rlttlrft Wlntil Rqnolds Harold RobcrtS Bobby fi -'I rv lv S f-7 .-av mi l R tn LH Ruxstll Robert ,Q -5 'V' 'Nr ,J 3 ., -4 Qhlrv Mary Smith Tom QIDIIIIISOD .mme gills Ru nrt Szntlrnt, Iunrtc Stxnson Niargxc -.-J cv Qtlnson Mary Stockton Blrbarx Strain Llltn 'S btrarn M try Trull Ro. ,x Tuley Martha ' 7-' Wcnskn Newton Wnlllams Carl Woocis Susan Ross, Lmda Weaxcr, janet 'W' 5 'UN 2? gf , . fi rl, M 3 nf Qmimwm 1? A 7 ,J ...ff S K Q-D .iffy Thc unior C1195 ls ,ilwtp busy Not only docs it lttnmpt to set stholastit records but other rctords ,is null It turniihes lcadcrs md vsorthj, mcmhers in athlttit teamb ,md in the urious tluhx on the uni wus Ona ot itx goals lb to gnu tht Qcniorb ont ot the most cniox lblc awnings ot thcir High Sthool lixes 'Ih15 is dont in tht torm ot tht prettiest most dclitioux and most entertaining, hmquct that tht luniors tan proxidt In ordtr to lininte thc emning, niuth tinit Lttort ind ingkcnuitx vent into mah mono ruxinkg, proicats ix tindx sales magizine subscription mlm tontuxions at gmc ind tht w onxoring ot an uutitionil film There .irc nuny projctts that thc uniors ry out ' r C J hool ., .1 w i -. --L . the 'uniors .irc thc stabilizing forte of thu cn- tirc High Sthool. juniar 6111.95 Offcers President. Dean Horton. Vitt sell: Treasurcr. Marvin Bryant. 1. Pruidcntx 'lod Fridge .ind Dtindld Ru, FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL-ROYND BEST ATHLETES Bu nrly Smith Glenn Foster 'ludy Hamilton Marvin Bryant Marie Pate Dean Horton junior Hawrites ,li f W' .M 4' Altn-rl. I..1rrx' Bgrllarai, C1 f-vu. 515 .,,,-41' pg 'I 'H f p 49' AQ T Ballinger, Cnirolyn Benton, George Brcdcmcycr. Id.1 Brixtow, 'lorry Brockington. R. I.. Brown, Bobby Brown, M.1fgglfCl Brown, Rolwcrt Bryant, Marvin Burk, Ruby Burnett, jan Burr. Billy Clic-sir-r, T. lf. CONN, Hiirolcl Coe. E.irl Cole. Hcttic Cooper. Lois Currey. johnny Davis, Lglnlnlif: Day, Wririda Dickson, Vcnita Domstcad, Carolyn Dupree, Scotty Ellis, Cinda jane liyrum. :Xl.lfIl1.l Ciirpcmrr. l,.ll I ,,-,., T7 iff' 3 f --1.5 101 '? i If I? C17 r '-. W --Q Pie., 'Q' Q57 xi ' li. . K 4.5 .s Q 4 --Qi ,,,,x D2 5, ,r A . .s Q! ai? fy! E Foster, Glenn Fouts, Bobby mr 'TD' :ii re fb Free, Johnnie Fridge, Tod Godfrey, Mary Green, ,lean Hall, Brenda Hall, jesse Hamilton, judy Hernandez, Mary Hopkins, Linda .A G7 Horton, Dean jackson, Pat Judd, Doris Kinser. Carolyn Martin, Rex Norrell, Don Norton, Sammy Nowlain, Nell Pate, Marie Perley, Phillip Philbrick, Sandra Robinson, Skipper Russell, Donald Kuchn, Joyce Manning. james 1? ,1., K - -, .r ' ,Q xiii is R .v-5 - ,J i l Smith, Dain Stanley. Lynda Stripling, jeanetta Thompson, james Thompson, Steve Tompkins, Benny Vest, Willie Gene Wfard, Bennye XY'ar:.l, Bettie Q O? ,- 'Y I -Q 1 .1 5 v , g r, 4 1 'r X L 4 iw ,xr E '3 2 3 2 -2 ? 2 3 3 i S umux-ww-'M A ww-um mbmwvmwm M Wwwrawm ww s ? -if nf: wt 5 fr Ya 'Y I ffl? .A -12- tt v E' 'f-wf 'J 'f Scalar 61455 OMcers I 95 7 MAC NORRELL Prefzdezzl JIM HENRY Vue Prefzdezzl ANITA HUNT Vzfe Preyzderzt ANN DEATON Sefrelary LUTHER SCOTT Tfeafurer AMELIA BRADLEY Treafurer .70-f, Bm Azblmf Ffiendliefl GEQRGIA BUTLER JIM HENRY MIKE O'DELL BILLIE WORLEY Senior Zzvaritcs 7 . rr- , N A. U . gf 1 , X x, Q, . .3 4 bs -ij Bef! All-Round ANN DEATON MAC NORRELL I-is IU' SYLVIA ALI-'ORD lS.1ml I ymarx Burntury-I1n.1x urcr 5 ymrv FHA I yn-.nr Lurrrupunrling Surctnry ycar, Rcportcr ST -luniur .md Clmptcr Dcgrccg Rell Crum X't'Lll'N1 Vulluylmll l f'L'.lI'Q Rc pmtvr if Hmm Ii Axxpml' DL'll.iITl.lIl1IU mntut if Hum Award 56 BOB ARMSTRUNG National Hunur Smicty 56, 5 g lfootlmll INIg1uk1gc'1' 54-VL If-livhfill Munriacr 5-l-Sql Baskutlmll Managcr SSYV. 'lrcasurcr 56: 5Pl1fllSl1 Clulwl55-51 Reporter SS 56. Vue President 56. 5'1 Track Man- .lgcr ii-Vg Hmmm Avmrrl, English I. XY. History Quiz K1clS 5 years. RICHARD liAlI.liY Vulluylmll 1 31-,lrn Hummg mrl Fnlrmg Club 1 nu: Plur- t4rgr.1pl1yClLJlv I year. I T.- 'D' CQLIZON ARMOUR I-r-urlmll Mmagcr 2 yn-.xrxg l5.15L'l7.lll Munugcr 1 ycarg Rul Crow 1 ycarg Bmkctlmll Mgm- .xgnr 2 years. lcttcrcd 2 years: Vullcylmll 2 ya-.lrsg Tmrk l yculr. Om--Art Plxy, A Cup ul' KlIlklDL'NN..Q 'lk-.ulmcrs Hblpcr BUCK BANISTER u x 1-ei ,ang WM .1 CHUCK BEESLIEY H.m.f A yum. Axzuix 3 ymrx Ku CIM1 4xQ.1:N Vim Ida-nt V1 UQQAALI Pin. 'Surm .4: C-:zum 'IM D1.1mwm1 O . 'IVV Sh-My Hxgh YM-wl HIKQIIIIJIII JOE BRYANT Hand A xmrx Vrunkfmt I 'Q 'Sf A 39. Qs 11 AMELIA BRADLEY FHA I war, Anmml Start 5 vrnrx, RL-1' 1 um. Iixmnwx 1 war. him xr' if Rui CJ 1 x'c.1r' Pct Nqnull 1 xmr Or F: 'L ICIY. Q lun. IrL.wL.rLr . ,L.1.P fllf fun Ha Imr 1 mx. X111-mil Hwnfff DAN GEORGE BIAKIZ INN 15,111 I MAI. H.1mh.xIl I KK.l'. IQLIH Prwr Xwllufmlll N u.uwQl':1X Clmw I unix. Km hm iw. M Wu Ngxaruxiw CIQJIN 'x:.:rN.'l1.nk bXL.1lx. Ku flufw Amlxitx fmzrnxl Q-1 U ISM! All-R-mzm? ifv Una-.Nr PIM. 'lpmlulx Haflm' f.1:r:Z Dm Hwwr 3 xmw GEORGIA Blfl'LER lS.uk1rPmlll 3 ymlxg Vnllnxfmll Fxpiu f'fifx'1Xl.i1'NQ VLIYUIL .I. NLJYQ Ifiwhall I XLAT H mm 'Ind Q--if Ywllcx Hull 4 xmrx fwnruf Um Xhuw I un. fhmul Club , , . :ht PIM, fum ur 1:1 lqvx R np. nv C.wrm.1r1-xn .11 Arlmg Yun FYAIL 4 NJA. Hur Curl Arising NL.x.N,fl!1L'-ARI Plm. Frm mg Rm-rn Only 1 Ihxdmll 4 ymrx. RLQWIYILY 1 yu: :,.f-Q Nmwmc X aluntlm Xxx MARC Ui DAVIB Ixxufhdu 71 N mar. I'-.uk xr U luhlil 1 nu One. AL 1 Nummur Omns tu Dumnn IH Stl! Pmgmm fhurmm Bun .1 I mar: V4 Lbllllkll NLHIUI ' IN xhn-r, C lmxtm xx Lnulur Hdpcr PFA Su L .art 53. U V M I M 'IUNF mxx ARDS A 4 u rx ANNI I 't' 5 u L 1 N f,-,, 41,7 SANDRA FORIESTER N.1tiun.1l HOnwr Slhliityl Om' Aa! Playl Vnlln-ylW.1ll l yur, PF 1 ytllfl Nut Alwsnnt ID h ycnrx LYNN HANCOCK National Hwnur Smicty 2 Years. Prcsldcnt ST Tre-.uurnr S61 Basclmll 3 yung Blxlur- lull l year: Vullcylmll 4 yung Key Club H yum Pu- fc-Lt Attcmldnlc 1 ymrx. 'D X ,aan x. 'Tiff TOMMY GRIFFIN Football .lnbr Hi'h' B'icb'1ll I vmr' Uffllc Hel cr I huuxx ..ux g,,.1... p. a Llayg Hunorlllvlc ML-ntion. Gem-ml Matlmg c,l1l'INlIN.lS Play, ,l 1 TRAVIS GLENN Snftlmllg Vollcylmllli FFA. ROBERT HANLON Fwutlmlll l ycarg Vulluylxill 1 yur: PE. 'l'rallc l ya-arg 'llccn Highlights TV Prugmm. 1 .Aa if -2 of' 4 ,, JIM HENRY Football 4 years. All-Distritt 55, 563 Baseball A1 years: Vita President 54-55. 5O'5-l At- tivity Countil Si-SS. 55-io. Best Athlete 55-54. 55-56g Track 4 years. Honorable Mention All-Distritt State 561 Basketball S years. All-Dis' tritt 5 years. Honorable Men' tion All'State 2 years. AN ITA H UNT Choral Club Band 2 years: National Honor Sotietyg An- nual Staff l year. FHA 2 yearsg Distritt Shortliandg Student Band Dircttor: Home- coming Queeng DAR Candi- dateg One-Act Play1 Senior Play. ' A .44 +- 1 fr if S it I .. , 1 'X lr I' ef V 3 J , V - ' 1 . X-V 2 -.V f I ' Y f i!-t by . DONALD HUMPHREY Volleyball 3 yearsg Perfett Attendance 55. 563 One-Att Play. Summer Comes To Diamond O. Haw.. is DONALD HOPKINS FFA Al years. Dairy judging Team. First Place High In- dividual in the Dairy Cattle judging Contest. Outstanding Senior Future Farmer of the chapter. BOBBY JOHNSON Volleyball 2 yearsg Contest Playg Senior Play: Football. I Ili. 410 x ,f IIZAN BVRROXV JONES Vwllnhlll A Nur Dx.: -Q 'I ERRY KELLER ymrxi Inu IL An vw- 'TTS' JACK LOXVERY nun! Staff, SHN .Mm Fmvthlll, I.cttc-red 4 years. All-Dixtrixt l Vc.1r1 Txxuk 5 vnnzrx. Intu-lcd 1 wang Um'-Ak! I'l.1v, Ywung M.mk Fanny. DI.i!11lVI1nQ U, But All-Ruund Nvplwnwrr your Scnim' Pl.1y. fic B.m.! I xmrxi Ru! Cmv 1 sur. 5 1 flwml club 1 yur. All N111-vr Phlllnil Ku' Club 9 unix, 5Lkl'L'f.HX- I IKQINLIILI. PILWIJLYXI I xmrxg 'I'r.1Lk I xp-Jr. Una-ALI I'I.ax. St.1nJ1n,u Rmvm Unix. D.mLL li.mJ fk-mlm S XLJIN. 'IVV Slum Hlglmlxiulxtx .T Kc 4 N I,ATRI2I.I.E MQLEMORIE A. , V1 . NI' imiwtu Um-Am PIM .nrmg R-ww Onlx A fum uf Klfhlnnw rg. 4? '..'I' CHARLIQS ML! ALLA mg 'V' . HQ. SANDRA MC'MlLLAN Bantl Al years: FHA I yn-arp Annual Staff 1 ye-arg Iiantl Liluraritin Dallas County Bantl 56, Regional Band 51 Out- standing Band Mcmlvcr. All- Scnior Honor Bantll Ont'-Att Plays 2. MIKE ODFLL FFA I vc-ars. Distritt Surc- tary 56, S . Pirsitlcnt 56. V1 Footlwall. l.c-ttt-rn-tl I uarsi Fricntllic-st Hoy I ycarsg Tratlc 3 ycarsz 2 One-Att plays. Property Man lc: 9 If if I ' MAC NORRELL Football 4 years, Letterecl 2 years1 Basketball 3 years. Lettercd 1 One-Act Play. Contestg Softball I years: Trtitk 3 yearsg Best All Rountl 1' yearsg National I-Ionor,Soticty Z years. Presitlcnt l yfziri Student Activity Countilg Class President -I years. fig 1 'wg . BILL MILLER FFA Sctrrtary: Vollcylvall I years, DONALD PITTM AN Honor' Foticty 2 yc-arsg Base lwall 2 ycarsi Iitislutlvall vt-ars. AllfDistritt1 Vollcylm I roars, VB' LN, 1' xl 4' l ' 4? I .ns i ,Q ,f ...f' BEN PRUITT Vullevbull 2 yc.1ri. Pm Ameri-.ln Club 2 yenrxg Hun mplble Nnntiun in Plum Ge-mm I ry. PAT RICHARDSON FHA 1 year: Annual Stuff I ycarS1 Future Nurses Club 2 ye-.rrv Preudent Career fllllx I year: Library Club 1 year 1 .- ffff 1 'f-...f Y 1 -I' ..,: ' ANNETTE REEVES FHA l Venn Natiunnl Honor Smictvg Volleyball 4 wars: Sturlem Cnuncil Senretnrv: PF 1 year: Library Club 1 yc.1r1 ALkflXliX' Cnunf Cil: Pep Squad 1 vearz One-Alt Plny, Cumert in the Park: Tlmnkv giving Play, QQ, CARL PRYON Nutr-1n.1l Hunur Smlety I Sum-xter. l3.ueb.1lI 's ve.1rs letlernmni Vullevbnllg Alltixityi l ycnrg Om-Ant Playg High- liglute 2 ymrx. TV eluuwg Suff- b.1ll V4 ya-urs, Nllflxl Rl.llAl. f'+ , .ll AY-1 T LUTHER SCOTT Basketball. Tennis. Football, Track. Student Coach: Span- ish Club 2 yearsg National Honor Society: 'll-iuliers Hclpersg Volleyl'1all1 Not absent in 6 yearsg Annual Staff l year. .fi Y tak K' S Y, MAYBETH SMITH Press Club 1 year, Secretary-Treasurerg -l-H 1 year .a ,a, -M .1 K-1-' 'W ,4 W- 'Sm T 'wi' GARY SKIITH Football l Vear All-Distr ti Tearng Track' 1 iyearg Volle ' lull sl yezirsz One-Att Play fi Standing Room Only. Young Mans l:.ll'lt y. JUANITA SMITH National Honor Society: An- nual Staff l yearg Basketball 1 year: Volleyball 2 years: Typing meet 55. 1-if 2 i ALLEN TODD x 'U' x ' 9 I I , is DOROTHY TL'LIfY FHA 1 yepirg N.1tiwn.1l Hunimr Smiety l ye-.iri Vwlle-ylmill 1 ye.1r1 lllf 1 year. Dr.1m.rtir Club l yerirg Axmrrl in Gen- er.1l Math. Typing l. Typing Contest. Flwrtlmnel Contest. One-Art Plriyg 'I'li.1nl-agixing Play. -,..,i.3x CHARLSYE WOODS FHA 4 years. Scrretary 1 year: FHA Prinress 1 yearg Annual Staff 5 years. Rap. ST Career Girls 1 year, Vine President. Red Cross 1 year, President 55. 561 Baseball 1 ycarg Volleyball 5 years. Serre- tilry 53. 51. Reporter l ye.1rg Nominee Vdlentinc Sweetheart 55-56. 56-5'g Ofrirv Girl 1 ye-.rrp FHA Style Show 3 yerirsg One-Ant Pl.1yg Senior Pl.1yg Grarluation Vsherg 'l'e,1rhers Helper. S' BILLIE XVORLEY Annual Staff 1 ye.ir1 Reel Crum. Vine Prexielent 57. Ser- remry 56. Reporter 543 Friemllicst Girl 5 1 Office Girl 5flg 'I'e.ul1erS Helperg Senior Play, Usher. 'K' JOANN ROOK Homemalcin Librirx Club' 'FQ 'E' MRS. ALMA RUTH HOLCOMB . A 52 A 7 ' MRS. JOYCE ROBINSON Homcmaking, I. Sfurffr Spwzwr Smzor Sponmf Here some Seniors enjoy a cool re- freshing dip in the pool at Wylie's Dude Ranth while others prefer to and watth ffor the time heing. that isj. euirfr Day This is one of the many stenic views taken in by thc Seniors on the day of their Outing. hiay 15. The dip in the pool mused mon, stmus appetites which seemed to grow bigger by the minute ns these impatient hop xwit their turn in line. 415, A 'LM , 54' 'R val' - f i' . 'T w f 1'fxfaf . '-. Q ,Nm Lancaster juuivr Hzyh Selma! r f a fin f-s. MRS. SARAH BORN Sc-xenth Grade A graduate of Stephen F. Austin College. majored in Home Economics and minored in scientv. BS. degree. A graduate of the Univer- sity of Kansas. majored in Social Studies and German. BS. degree in Education. Eighth Grade MRS, JOHNSON INTRS. I.l'l.A DAWSON Eighth Grade MRS, LUCILLE HAMM Seventh Grade A graduate of North Texas A 1-ZfHClUC1iC Of Tfiflify l-'ni State College. majored in Ele- mentary Education. 15.5. degree. xersity. majored in English. B.A. degree. junior J-lzyh Sizculty A graduate of North Texas State College. majored in Ele- mentary Education. BS. degree. Seventh Grade RUSS FANNIE IWTAE PITTS fn? A graduate of North Texas State College. majored in So- cial Studies and Education. BS. degree. Seventh Grade MRS. OLETA PRESTON 9' . I A A 'f .1 .rj . - , ,wt il-A MR. JOHN HANSCOM Eighth Grade A graduate of North Texas State college. majored in His- tory and Government. HA. .ind MA. degrees. A graduate of North Texas State College, majored in Health and Physical Educa- tion. BS, degree Eighth Grade MR. JAY D. SMITH if-f fs? 4? -Q gg MR. JAY D. SMITH Coach of lbe junior High Btzrkeflmfl Tum faucasfer junior ffzylz Schatz! H. S. Opponent 13 Red Oak 25 Wilmer-Hutchins 22 Waxahachie 13 St. Marks 20 Waxahachie 13 Mesquite 14 DeSoto 20 Seagoville 20 Wilmer-Hutchins 25 Richardson 10 St. Marks 15 Mesquite 15 Seagoville 29 DeSoto 21 Richardson DISTRICT CO-CHAMPIONS MR. C. C. MOFFET Principal of junior Higlz WON- 1 1 LOST-4 The Lancaster junior High School is made up of the seventh and eighth grades. They have such daily activities as volleyball, foot- ball, basketball and softball. They also attend occasional high school programs in the auditorium. Each homeroom has a monthly Citizen Club meeting and there is a Chap- ter of the junior Red Cross which includes 11 in junior High School. This year their basketball team en- tered district competition for the first time and tied for first place in district, an accomplishment of which we are very proud. Also they won first place in a consolation playoff at Waxahachie. l S4 W i 4 u'f 'ra -lcnl-cins, -Timmy Edward L .E Fant. Earnest Matk Foster. -Ioyte Marie Fugitt. jimmy Lee Herman. john Rouy Higgins. Carolyn Sue , . . r 4X0 jrfmirf MRS. DAVUSON-8 J Ahelcs. Sylvia Arnold, Iidith Faye Bowman. 'lamcs Reginald Bishop. -Indy Carolyn Cromwell. Dorothy Denton. Mary Ann 4,44 Q, . v1 ' -4 31 F ' Lanier. Gary ,-. 7, - Gene. Mayor C: X .NE .3 73 ,A ig MLC0y. Thomas Greer :Q ' ' 43' Orr. lNIary blanc lid' 5 ' , as Peacotk, john Xvayne-Nw photo Shortnaty. Daxid bmit Thor 'R li Barlnar. Dean 1 son. ,l L' l.o i Vfalls. Judy Ann XX'ilson. Freddy N0 Ilbfffff The Lancaster Hornets. a ,lunior League football team. had its own very good drill team .. L' h . ff, , gg' 5 I . A Q ff in E:E!, , if ri! . Nz 1 , V' ' it li V3 4 MR. HANSCOM-8 l Dougherty. Archie Thomas Donaldson. Irita Mae Duffer. 'latk Henry Gullot. Margie Etta Hall C-irolvn Ann Martin Vx ilma jean 6- ' -1 XX'oodward, Rolvert Leon Bolton, Betty jean Bolton. Betty Joyce Brooks. Randall Eaton Carpenter. ,loc Hill Cheshiei. Donald : L .4 'Z ff 1 xxxell V in li mei i w s Nc 1' mu Nhirlu nn Nlau limo lxellk Nftlxee limmx XX une Xlilu Rilph lx in nf' N. '-1 vs fo O Tulex Dorothx IN te Vs rrel Dem NX ootl Btlhneer laekre Broun Carol bue Bullotlt lerrx Lee Burlt Delorls lean 5 vs 5 3 Y,-fl ltmt ner XX1nelxXe loxrm, George Henry lusl-c Betts Que Munn Chxrlt te Brenell Mrtehell Charles Dauel MRS tonxxoxs as wht' Newby Shlron Xolen Rohert Lee Norrel Mftrx Phrlhrrek lohn Sueltmtn gtexe Thompson Prtreera ee Drekson Lwnelle Terry Xu pbom f-J ,... Etherrdeze Aelrlan Charles Gurllot Mary Helen Hernaneler Delores Elrle Hopklns Peggy Sue Ltmprer Carolyn Sue ' jf. - ' 4 U A . ' '- -A N K . A x A ' - K I, A , I , td ' i . . - ' L2 . ft I ' ' ' L . t W ,N Q I V ,f A ' ,. T - . 1, -. ' - ' - , ' IE, ' -,S x ' . '. D 'Hifi' A ii H xl V 1. a .ms Ely Q , . V l 1-.. , , 7 M 1, 3 3, 3 -, 471 'r' N3 s V4 V' .1 f ' L , . ' 1. ti .. U , , lk' Cr' T l ,,.f f' ,, C Al I v v , . ' ,f ,. , - K 'Al l : 1 LQ' , ' Y ' '-:ds-l , L w I I 5 fe ' 6 r ' w : 1 .1 Y -. . r'-ll ' - 'I .V ' tl' .' Q - , . . ,I - 1' , . lr- D ,4 .IA . AJ p 3 ' . 1 w A ' In x J -5 L G T 54 . . ' ' K 44 e ' , MtCr1ll.t, Howard Newton e ,s h M 3 uzuu 34, K - , 2 I l -.am 4,1 ' 1 - 2- 'TlI,:l TF' - .ff I - 1 -' ., V 4 kj' T , i af L 'Qt' 'Qt 5 . ' it I ' A ,K I 4 ,Fa I t . X A 1 , H un ,' - e . A 'A ' vf t I ' -. e x at .Lf - 1 1 af'-L+' A' '11 J f . , X I' b K2 O 4, A ,lb 6 1 A? .fn . . t V 1 J, j A ,. V - Q 7 rf' fir -ff 'H N' f 'I 4 ,' rl x is . , . . '. . h N i MQ, f Q ' K V , ' ' J, J t ,hi f If . A 'g ' ' V '1 - ll l I , , 8 K Q ' T , . L A a .x . . sy .. I ' jf 3 ,. ' ' J 4 r l A 1 l A ll 1. . ' , at Y V e L ' 'rib .I 54 ' V 'iff , , h , - - 1 ' 5 - ' ' A ' Q 2 . - , mf 0 n ,K ' I .. f 37 I I 4 on G A :....j'lA. I MW ap W ,,-v ark?-a-X Rx fy-X 5 .nf A Smrth Martha Lee Thompson Dorothx jean Trull Domlel Gene Wrllrimi Thomas Kunz Ballet Llrrx Leon Borelner lultre Lee -r Derrrtlc Ann E Farrm3.,ton BettyAnn Franklm Ch lrlotte Ann Harrrs james Daud Harrrs Walter Euhene Harrts Sounelri MR SMITH 8 'U' Nlrehols janre Kathleen Ptrker Helen Lourse Chrlstun Prkc Joe Ellis Reed Ronald Lee Reedy Davrel Lee Schultz Roger Brrelees Charles Allen Broun Oleta Faye Bureett Ray Benny Burns Carol Rae Butler Stux art Lee Collarel H.uelEvang,el1ne A+ 'J Af N 'Y 1 5'-644.4 , lf I ' ' uf A Craddock. Patritia Ann Curtis. Linda Carol Davis. Freddie Charles Glass. Dewayne Gordon. Jimmy Fred Harris. Billy Joe ,xg . Horton. Patricia Knott. Barbara Medford. James Douglas MCCarrol. Shelby Cheshier. Paula Jean Cole. Robert James 0 ai. 'A S 1 1 H .,. Y l 4 ' A Xi 7. McGeath. Ann McVey. Deborah Janice Nickerson. Sammy Parker. Jimmy Horette Pillow. Polly Jo Roherts. Billy Jo Brown. Nora Ann Chappell. Marvin Lee Dickerson. Linda Faye Estes. Jackie Harold Everett. Stanley Max Harris. Violet Gail ,. 'xXx IF Heie. Barbara Jean Jackson. Melvin Leon Lewis. James Floyd Long. Elizabeth Gail Maguirk. Virginia Ann Miller. Richard Paul j g . Ross. Gloria Jeanette Stinson. Terecia Jo Vaughn. Sherry Ann Ward. Charles Lee Ballard. Jo Ann Bell, Billy-No jrbolo .s A, 3 .V . 3 , - 7 Hitchcock. Gloria Pauline 'i' Jackson. Lagene ' Judd. Morris Joe A Y Lampier. Glenda - . Mabra. Raymond Vfayne Moses. Andy XY'ilson 'nm' ' . ON . 4 , V ,J McBride. Vanna Earle McCalla. Mary Katharine McKinne Linda Kay Y- . Reed. Jan Carol-No plzoto Reedy. Joseph Floyd Russ. Robert Eugene--No photo ' ,qv , . 3, , .... JIT -C1 dl GA as Q Smith, Doris Ann Smith. Sandra Faye -0 Purden, Rohert Sandling, Mary Louise Rackler. Nora Lee Rilev. Bully Lee Roberts. Delores Faye Simmons. Mitlu-.ll Rassie Tuley. Gerald XY'ayne Wlilliams. Williiim Carroll -lr. fd Adams. XY'illie Sue Board. Robert Ray MRS. HAMM77 . .2 f 'Vg . . - f' - ' , 0 J Y A J ' ' p Q 4 . ' 4 ,ff ' Cutthall. Ted Fields Davis. Dalton Rayford Gilmer, Charles Gary Glass, Evelyn Lois Hubbard. John Edward II jones. judy Aline li nun McCullough. Dalla june Mcjenkins. Charles Howard Pace. Barney Peacock. Charles Howard Preston. Richard Cody Reeves. Vida Ruth ,ug Arie. Jerry Lee Arnold. Helen Virginia Brooks. Ruth Ann Burchfield, Lenna Joyce Bungett, Wilma Faye Carpenter, jesse Richard fr N 'I- lf' -NEC P, lies Y up . gl ?'a P. W .2 5 'v- i vv X .1 X N fr I . .1 A. rl: 6 , , My ,fr . 5072119 ia! MISS PITTS-7 1 A Briggs, Edward Brorkington. Mirheal Brooks. Mike Burden. Floy Frames Carry. R. XY. Climes. XX'illie Ray .kv 1 A .7 jones. Susan Lynn jones. Robert Micheal Knight. .Ioan Frames Loving, Marion Lee Luther. joan Kelly Moore. Marla joyte 3 .N x 2:4 - .ss Smith. Mary Lee Smith. Patrick Earl Snyder. Arthur Wfayne Wfalker. Ronnie Worley', jerry NX ayne Amyx. james ,Q We-fl T yay? I' ur S fs .L '23 'X X 'E 5 ' Hai K Vnz ,VM A ii livmrilii 4 Smith. Connie Lee Smith. Frank Legard Smith. XX'ayne Lee Taylor. Margret Ann Wilcox. Larry Richard-N0 pbolo Wilson. Logan D-No plwfo ' f rg Woolever. Stephen Neil i I if A Allen. Joyce Marie VG ,- Q - rg A Anderson. David Lester 4, ' ' ,,, ' ' ' , A ' Ballard. Sharon Virginia ff? f' '37 f Barnum. Henry Buie 4 Q S ' V rl, Brannon. Peggy Neil 1? , - 17,2 ,fflilnf g 4.' 3 M A Q vfg'gf7fj'LfrgZ ff i Butler, Lois Ann rv ' V . I -A K, - 3 ' 'A ' Cabiness. Tim -35 il 14,1 I H' 'ir a Q ' 'S Cleveland. Norma jorrine i . . .,, Combs. Alfred Webster E, . ,V - I .Q F, Cromaz, Daniel Victor 1 in ,. X ' in Na+ A Deyo. Charlotte . i E. 11- A ':' '- Dyer. jerry Ellis. Brenda Ann 5 er 1 A 0 i f- W . Everts. john Andrew N3 we f -5 1 ' -- fi 'l 'gg Fox, Harold Lee ' ,Q-W , ,gy I W' ., L H -rd! Gammenthaler, Richard A W' A , , V.'V ' 'V A ' Gam. Marvin Ray t ,Q ll' I 7 , 'E' 5' 4 ' , ' L .g g i .s -1 ,1 ! 'D i Garcia. Louis Sanders-Na plaom ,, I f S f b Godfrey. Nelda Ann .4 A , ' 7 Goggons, Wendall jackson Dj' - - i ' ' I Hall. Earnest Richard y, fy., ' ' Hudson. Betty Sue fk, 457' i - 4 Knight. Jerry Perley. Dennis Carl fn i Pritchart. Forrest Micheal . N - . 1 , , U Roberts, Royce Ray f l -35 v 5 ' rv Sherman. Nwilliam james Z 'Q ru S ' Smith, David Gu f ' 314' ' , ' ,. A f-af., . . y if ' , PM if itl' 2 -- A 'ifzti Stinson. Shirley Ann X, , . - fp H-C , V - ' f Af ,f r, , , 'Y fm' ff .Qi 55Qgg'gg1ug2g1f'25M55tt' . L v, F5121-. ' . fm' gf Stockton, Carla Sue-No plmm Terry. Irma Lee-No lDb0f0 1. Warrington. David Russell Ward. jonnie Lou York. joe Carey ,,,.J 'N', A as-T,1.1 'l WF, Qllvv 3 A W In-,MRL W V ,A A ' W I .61 iw ,,W,f-,AL M I A I I QA M ' . ,gg-A .. ' V , flfjri N fjff .yr-' 1' ,Q K , , 4. M W gf, ' 'I' W AE ' L . Insert: PLEASANT RUN ELEMENTARY MR- ROLAND JENNINGS Prizzfipal fzzucasler 5lc'mc'm7zry Schrwls I 1 MR, E. ITEEOINIINY WEST MAIN ELEMENTARY Pl'fI1l'jf7d.! XX XX. i X -.- i ! X 1 ef 1'1- NT F21 .ff t. I 1 Xvfx. MRS. KATIE ALFRED Fourth Grade East Texas State Teachers College Elementary Education B.S. degree MRS. GEORGE BROWNLEE First Grade Howard Payne College Speech B.S. degree lr' Y 4 'X 1 fi .rw 'S 55' 'fi I A i... i. lf? Q . MRS. HENRY CLARK Sixth Grade North Texas State College Elementary Education B.S. degree e v I A MRS. COOK Fifth Grade North Texas State Elementary Education B.S. degree F7 MRS. E. L. DOMINY Third Grade Sam Houston State 'Teachers College. Huntsville. Texas Primary Education B.S. degree MRS. M. E. GALBREATH Second Grade East Texas Baptist College Elementary Education B.S. degree lN1RS. APRIL KNOTT Third Grade Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College Elementary Education B.A. degree 'W'-v ' I W4 .fm I '91 45 -.al -V MRS. LEMON Fourth Grade East Texas State Teachers College Elementary Education B.S. degree and Master of Education degree MRS. LCCILLE MILLS MRS. DORIS REAGAN MRS. MARY SCOTT Second Grade Fifth Grade First Grade Oklahoma ARM College East Texas State East Texas State Elementary. Education Teachers College Teachers College BFS- degree Elementary Education English B.S. degree B.S. degree Pleasant Kun Zzculty 'iii MRS. GEORGE BROXWNLEE First Grade IWIRS. KATIE ALFRED Fourth Grade Q MRS. HENRY CLARK Sixth Grade W MRS. E. L. DOMINY Third Grade A- W, MRS. COOK Fifth Grade MRS. M. E. GALBREATH Second Grade S VN wl. fi, L MRS. APRIL KNOTT Third Grade .Q MRS. LEMON 5 ,I Fourth Grade MRS, MARY SCOTT First Grade: MRS. LUCILLE MILLS Second Grade Girl- 4' el .ii L9 1 .r-:ill Qb .3 . I .5 MRS. ALENE BANDY. Second Grade. E.T.S.TC.. BS. MRS. MARY F. CORDIl.I.. Exteptional Children S.M.l'. BA. MRS. EVELYN COX. Third Grade. Southwestern S. C.. Durant. Oklahoma. BS. MISS FLORA GRAHAM. First Grade. S Ml' , B.A. MRS. BLANCHE GREEN. Sixth Grade. Elon College. North Carolina. BA. MRS. MARY GRIFFITH. Fifth Grade. S.M.L'.. HA. Wes! .Main INIRS. DORIS HANSCOM. Fourth Grade. N.'l'.S . l5.S. MRS. DOROTHY HARGROVE. Second Grade. NTSC.. Denton. B.B.A. MRS. CHRISTINE JOHNSON. Fourth Grade. N. l .SC. BS. MRS. ,IESSIE L. JORDON. Second Grade. Lon Morris College. BS. MRS. INIERLIE INIILLS. Third Grade. N.T.SC.. Denton. BS and ME. MRS. VERNELLE MOSLEY. Sixth Grade. E.T.SiTC., Commerte. BA. ff . :Ji if 'R Zzvuliy 15, MRS. MARY ALICE NIXON. First Grade. T.SC.. Denton. B.S. MRS. I.II.l.IAN ORCHARD. Third Grade. lN.T.S TC.. I5 S. .ind M.E MRS. RIQTH STRAIN. Sixth Grade. Texas State College for Vfonien. BS. MRS. OPAL SXYINNEY. Fourth Grade. Eait Texas State College. BS. MRS, PAIQLINE THOMAS. Fifth Grade. T.S C.. Denton. Texa5. BA. ISIRS' I.lI.LlE WILSON. First Grade. N.T.S.TC.. Denton. BS. UJSGH MRS, GERALD BANDX Sc-rwnd Grade MRS. MARY E. CORDILI. Exceptional Children v if iw X 1 INIRS. EVELYN COX Third Grade MRS. BLANCHE GREEN Sixth Grade MISS FLORA GRAHAM First Grade 'QW 1 MRS, MARY GRIFFITH Fifth Grade MRS. DOROTHY HARGROVE Second Grade MRS. DORIS HANSCOM Fourth Grade 1 ,Manu ,533 f 'rllf if MRS. CHRISTINE JOHNSON Fourth Grade MRS. MERLIE MILLS Third Grade MRS. JESSIE L. JORDON Second Grade 45 F? in , ' V .fli 22 .239 Bn YZ., y 5 V, N in fi 'W 5.1 F2 SL. MRS. VERNELLE MOSLEY Sixth Grade f, . .. -.' MRS, LILLIAN ORCHARD Third Grade may INIRS. BIARY ALICE NIXON First Grade 5 MRS. RUTH STRAIN Sixth Grade Ib- MRS. DORIS REAGAN Fifth Grade X ,s.. MRS. PAULINE THOMAS Fifth Grade MRS. OPAL SXVINNEY Fourth Grade kim. MRS. LILLIE XVILSON First Grade 56 57 Acfzvzfzcs 'Nl Anim is shown here ax she ritlcs nrountl Tiger Firltl aftrr she hai rcicivul hcr irown anal licr llovurs. 'lhc small boy .mil girl in the pitturc .irc thc tliccrlmtlcr Ilkisuatr J-lemeeeming .Queen Miss Anim Hunt was L-lt-ttt-tl llomuoining Quccn thib yur. Thu rate for queen mis wry tlosc hut Anita sut- tcctlul in .inquiring this honor to rt-present the cntirc ftudcnt body of Lancaster High School. dv. ,,.....-f' B ELIZABETH MAY Valentine Sweetheart NHQS MELINDA ROBINSON ,Nominees X MARTHA BYRVM tn.. farm we . CHARLSYE XVOODS v Sept Sept. Sept Sept. Oct. DUNAW' AY Q' fx' Af? ig-3-X lgytf A l K' LA. First row: Bobby Armstrong, jack jackson, Mac Davis, Luther Scott, Billy Burr, Tod Fridge, R. L. Brockington, james Alford. Second row: Lynn Hancock, Mike O'Dell, Don Norrell, Marcus Davis, Gary Smith, Marvin Bryant, Donald Hopkins, Dan Blake, joe Pace. Third row: Mr. Car- micheal, Mr. Smith, Ronny Huckeby, Robert Russell. Bobby johnson. Manuel Bragg, Lloys Ivy, Larry Alfred, Donald Bowman, Mr. Dunaway. Mr. Alfred. Fourth row: Mr. Cockerham, Donald Russell. Dean Horton, Jesse Hall, Johnnie Curry. jack Lowery. jim Henry, Mac Norrell. Uycrs of 56 The A Team of the Lancaster Football teams worked very hard this year. We had a new coach, whom the boys liked very much. Although they lost six of their games and won only three, we are very proud of them. We also tied one, 6-6, with Duncan- ville. 6-Duncanville .,..... ,,,., H Oct. 1 1 -Carrollton ........ 13 -Waxahachie .,......, ..... H Oct. 17-Grapevine .................. . 20 -Wilmer-Hutchins .... ...... T Oct. 25 OPEN 27 -Rockwall .,,,...,.,, ,,,, H Nov. 1 -Richardson ..,.......... , 4-Cedar Hill ....... ..,... T Nov. 8-Mesquite ...... . Nov, 15-Seagoville ...... . MR. ALVIIN CARMICHEAL Bohm' .IoHxwcmx link DAN BLAK If Back INIACK DAVIS Gund MANUEL BRAGG End HM HIZXRY mi 'I GARY SMH H link 'I ff 4 JACK H JXYVRY link lvz'C,,1jvl,.'.'1f MA! NORRIII. Hui f muh 82 1 5 ,- K 1 .. -. 4 MARLLS DAVIN End R, I.. BROCKIXKH UN link HAROLD 'IACKNOX End W. J, MIKIE ODIILI. 'lluklc llul HIZR SKQVIHI liL1,ir'J DONALD HUPKINS Linz Bmkcr ROBERT RLYSSELI. -lluklc x 1' A 1 ,K MARVIN BRYANT Center JESSE HALL Guard LARRY ALFRED Taaklc DONALD RUSSELL End TOD ERIGE Guard BILLY BURR Back A aa, DON NORRELL Tackle DEAN HORTON Back JOHNNY CURRY End i ' 5' A LOYD IVY Q . .. '- 1 Bank IQD pq.. .4- DONALD BOVUMAN Back RONNY HI 'CKLEBY Guard v 66' 77 7 88 ...mx 353'- '1::: 'g,z:x.9U Left to right: Glenn Foster, Cleon Armour, johnny Curry. Mac Norrell, jimmy Henry Coach Gordon Cockerham, Donald Russell. james Thompson. Harold jackson. Dean Horton Donald Pitt man. Managers: Lynn Hancock, Bobby Armstrong. K? S 4..a..al i ,f 1' COACH GORDON COCKERHAM Distric! I I-,4,4 Zluzmps Lancaster .,s,,,, ,s,.. Lancaster ..,,,s,,..., Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster ,..,,,,,,,.. Lancaster Richardson Mesquite Seagoville Richardson Mesquite Seagoville Terrell ..c, Here jim Henry. Lancasters 6'4 scoring ace makes tvio points for the Tigers Henry was the second highest scorer for Lancaster i?!.'I.1..-1 Z ..', sw. 2 - . , Mg, ,v ,r 1 ' ' . 5 If is y -LJQ , ,A ,nf o MHS-+ 3. 4: .Nw ,N jwawf,, , :ggi -' It 1 1, ina 4 fl , .4 X Lancaster watches over the ball. Russell and an unidentified Richard son player jump. Horton gets one point. Richardson and Lancaster wait for the re- H0ff0f1m3k'350flCm0fC- bound. Horton makes two for the Tigers, 1, :. ' W Lancaster battles Terrell for district. ni -wi' A 'a' i Standing, left to right: jerry Maquoirk, Mr. Smith. Lynn Hunstable, Billy Day, Richard XX'oolever, Mike Bruckner. Sammy Davidson, Kneeling: Clarence Goggins. john Paul Miller. Buddy Pitt- man. joe Price. and john Bailey. ?resl11mz14 l5'askefball Zfeam MR. JAY SMITH The Freshmen warm up to win Back row. left to right: Luther Scott. Mike O'Dell. Marxin Bryant, Mac Norrell, jim Henry. jesse Wayne Hall. Dan George Blake. Bottom row: R. L. Brockington, Manuel Braggs, Gary Smith. jeff Roden, Bobby johnson. Zrzzck Ceam The track teams this year participated in many meets. They had two practice meets with Wilmer-Hutchins which were good experience for the boys. They also participated in the 11-AA District Meet. In this meet jim Henry placed fourth in Discus, jessee Wlayne Hall placed fourth in the Shot Put, and Manuel Bragg placed fourth in the 880-yd. run. This year our track team was not as big as we hope it is next year. The hope is to have our own track field with hurdles and all the latest equipment and improvements and a practice field, also. MR. E. L. DUNANWAY Coach Standing. lctt tt right Rohert Mibri loc Bryant errx M13,uoirk immy Burden Arthur Par sons. Rex Irull Don Norrell Lloyl Ivy and Earl Chambers Sitting., jimmy Daniels Donall Dollins. jimmy Knight Gin Domsteid Hrrold Cobb Gene Hart .md james Duffer 100-yd. Dash 220-yd. Dash 440-yd. Dash 880-yd. Run Mile Run 440 Relay Mile Relay Shot Put Discus Broad jump The B track team and the A team were both coached by the same man Mr E L Dunaway Although they were not xery actne they were a fine group of boys and a credit to Lancaster High School Back row, standing, left to right: Bobby Armstrong, Coach Alfred, james Thompson, Billy Burr, Jerry Mahone. Donald Bowman, johnny Curry, Harold jackson, Carl Pyron, Larry Alfred, Kenneth Parker. Front row. sitting: David Froberg, Buddy Pittman, Richard Woolever, Rex Martin, Dean Horton, Donald Russell, David Grandstaff. Gary Ballard, Bobby Fouts, Tod Fridge, Lynn Hancock. COACH W. W. ALFRED Things look bad from the Lancaster bench. 1957 Opponenl St. johns, Ennis ..... St. Marks, Dallas ..,.. St. johns, Ennis ,..., Waxahachie ..ss..,.... St. Marks, Dallas .,..,, Waxahachie .,.,..... Mesquite ..,.... Richardson .,,. Seagoville . Seagoville . Richardson .,,. SCHEDULE Score Lanfaxter 8 3 1 5 1 7 3 2 7 10 .,....1O 0 1 11 6 1 6 0 6 0 5 1 Zeefbezll Sweetheart i IN ,P ,fe MISS MARS LEE HENRY Mary Lee Henry VklSLI'0VNf1Cel football sweetheart on the meht of Noyember 8 1956 The I1ght1ng T1ger5 of Lanc15ter H1gh 'School eleeteel M155 Henry the honor of bemg representatue of the entrre 5tuelent body and of the Fre5hman Cla55 MISS Henry IS the f1r5t Freshman eyer to be eleetecl football wyeetheart The knowledge of the vy1nner was kept yery setret unt1l the last m1nute Then the four eanehdates, Ann Denton, Mary Lee Henry Sandra Forester, and Melrncla Rob1n5on, were clrnen onto the f1eld and were eseorted 1nto a heart formed by the L H 9 Tlger Band The wmner was then announced .md guen the reel rose5 by her brother lllll number 67, one of the LZPLQIUS of the football team L 1 1 fig? 3 Y N xi' 1 l el ll ml ll, , ' My 'll , 1 wx Q I E ll , E if , l fe. , f 1 5 ' 1 , f lx T V V K V S. 7 f 4 . . - 1 1 1 1 , . . . ' y - . 1 Z I, 1.5 Q , ,T ,k.J5i.g3? Q ' aiu bl-avr' Q x f'- 1 1 ,jf i' 'J' 5, 5 NX ,i Q. HYWN '. - ' . 1 Q3-,sq qw-'YZ - f.. WY 7551 Q 1' I ,nv , ,7 sg! iff: S, Ei ,V . -x. , 4 .1 'fHi.-gi ' v N' J sf 4- 1 1 s , if Qi V , ,,-Ra-Q 44. x' 1 'H' ffl' f 21- l - ' rl 5 H,- ,E 11,73 4 vig. V: L55 13053 Q1 . , 5,5 X9 ,rr , . I v'ff'Pj .5 ,,,-N, yvf ..-.. ids. -fy 5- 4: 6, ,-2, Q , ,K 6 J , A A at f , qw 7 5 TL i':.eA4,, 4 aa, ,Ki - , .. 'i Y ,Q 1 3 L' 1 XX 4 'J M .3 ,g my ,. -.2-ll'-L C I I X' ., k N.. Q . 2 Vx 15 A, C ,. , sf I. Q. r. , , F - 5 5 2- 14, N yrs, 2 p V AJ- :-':U' A! '. a W 7 , , j I Lf' 'S 11 me 1 S l . el ' '55 X x lx 'df' X, ,Q 4 NJ -4. Q R' 5 O' A ' JL, 75 4 I- AE- . NA wr f 352 ffiil im my 25:22-'-Q3 5 7 975 ,S ,sq-.t I chan! Baud - Q , 8 A , 1 t s Y U S715 2 g 4 .1 ,..,'1', -s. - il-...I.D:1-Y--45 T ML , 3 LJ? ,I if 9, ' 2 4 I Ku-Q-lv .xi ,-.Q-...y 3:2 3:5 .2 'iw Uvav- O X ,N l fp- ,,. O X 6 w 11 I 5 . 'Ll ' Z i P Y f X 3 N MISS ANN DEATON A4 1571144 Sufeeflzazr MW-- .,,,,,..-W 4- V fr-1... ig YY 'x!f . il' 'I my vri s nan supra ns N N k L mcmbus sing fur the Lions Club A114 IL 1 1 I1 zur c fe But gn L r If rub .za ndnzg I bn 114111, --Anon s Li ZZ Q1 gl 6l1eerlc'adc'rs i E . i il Q A 2 I f l 4. i ' l at ii . 5 Ca 9 5 I The L. H. S. cheerleaders, jackie Knight, Icla Bredemeyer, Carolyn Domstead, and Diane Blake, kept our school spirit high. They led pep rallies, sponsored a bonfire, rode in the Christmas Parade, and backed all our athletic teams. MISS STEWART Spmlmy CQhc-erleailers partiripate in Homecoming Program QD Ure llear in Review SEPTEMBER 4thwSchool doors open wide and students renew old acquaintances. Enrollment reaches 1,486 Sth-Improvements progress on old L. H. S. 7th-Lancaster's football season opens and Duncanville ties with Tigers, 6-6. 14th-Waxahachie Indians beat L. H. S., 39-0. 21st -Tigers pluck XVilmer-Hutchins again, 59-12. OCTOBER -ith-Greenhands elected F.F.A. officers. President, Earl Coe. ith-Lancaster defeats Cedar Hill, 34-12. 6th-Cinda Ellis emcees 4-H Club's Dress Review. 12th-Tigers win over South Oak Cliff, 33-18. 18thfLancaster goes to Grapevine and is defeated, 0-20. 19thgHigh School Day at State Fair. 26th-Open Friday for Tigers. NOVEMBER 1st -Cheerleaders hold bonfire to open conference play. 2nd-Lancaster loses Homecoming game to Richardson, ,7-15. Students assemble at Anita Hunt crowned Homecoming queen and Ann Deaton Band Sweetheart. I-3nf35fff High- The band house was one of four progress projects A pretty miss spoke 8 fffw WOFJS- Mr. balbreath tries to up the ball to C. C. 5rd U15 your in Kevicw iHomet'oming night at L. H. S. ith-Key Club presents Mister Robertsf' 9th-Tigers lose to Mesquite. 6513. Sixteen students attend Safety Countil at S. M. U. 16th-Seagoville Dragons defeat Tigers. 25-14. I.. H. S. Band Supper. 17th+Students enjoy P.T.A. dance for Autumn. 19th 22nd -23rd-First Six Weeks Tests. -Speech Class gives Thanksgiving program. 27th-Duncanville defeats Tigers. 29th-30th-Thanksgiving Holidays. Students take two days off to c-at turkey. 30th-Red Oak defeated by L. H. S. DECEMBER 3rd-Choral Club gives Christmas Cantata and Speeth Class gives play at P.T.A. 6th-Cantata and Christmas play given in assembly. 8th-Auditions for All-regional and All-State band. 15th-LHS Classes and clubs participate in Chamber of Commerce Christmas pa- rade. Each group made its own placards for the cars which they decorated. 18th-LHS Tigers defeated Ennis, 56-55, at Ennis. 20th-Christmas holidays begin for students. Christmas carols in assembly. Future 21st Nurses hold evening Christmas party. -P.T.A. Recreation Committee gives students Christmas dance at Community House. Lancaster Band plays the sthool song. Miss Robertson and Guy' Smith at hs me tmi f if 'ra I9 Mac Norrell Lynn Hantotk ', nv I .A '7 Anita Hunt ludy Hamilton 1 I PRESIDENTS SPONSORS SECRETARIES Miss XX'innie Sham LA Airs. Ruth Cldrk The Lancaster Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the newest organiza- tions on.the campus. The club received its charter on March 10, 1956. On january 8, it sponsored a project aimed at improving the freshmen's attitude toward studying. A short movie, How to Study, was shown and informative talks were given by Wanda Day and Mac Norrell. The honor rolls each six weeks are posted by the members of the National Honor Society. ,National flafmr Society Miss Robertson. Lynn Han- cotk. Ylfanda Day. Phillip Perley. Scotty Dupree. Dean Horton. and Mat Norrell. ' LEADEJEI-I Joyce Kuehn. Marvin Bryant. Bob Armstrong. .Iudy Hamil- ton, Donald Pittman. Juanita Smith. Ida Bredemeyer. Lynda Schwartz. Anita Hunt. and Cinda Ellis Sandra Forester. Latrelle Mc- Lemore. Annette Reeves. Carl Pyron. Kitsy Pruitt. Peggy Glenn. Rosa Clark. and Mary Strain. Mrs. Ruth Clark. and Miss XX'innie Shaw. 113, Q15 5 -' X -' I . I' 19 Standing, left to right: Mr. Galbreath. Bill Miller, Larry Alfred, 'Ierry Keller. johnny Free. Robert Brown, Stutty Dupree, C. VU. Skinner, Keith McDaniel. Druid Sexton. Sitting: ,Limcs Manning, Chuck Beesley, Sylvia Alford, Sweetheartg David Seamanslfci. Not in pitture: Lynn Htintotk The Key Club is a very active group of boys whose purpose is to develop initiative and leadership. They gave a movie, published a student directory, and bought four magazines for the Library. Sueelfyexrl, SYLVIA ALFORD IWARION E. GALBRETH Spmzmr Thc goals of thc PRESS CLUB are many. It not only brings thc latest news and in- formrltirvn before thc School hut strives to trmtc- hcttcr understnmling hctwccn the stu- dent body and faculty. ln addition it ix one of thc lacy llutors in lcccping high thc school spirit. The LdllL'.1NfI'lJ.fl did .1 fine job in thc ycrir ot' 1957 of doing all thcsc. 'Q l.ctt tw right: Don d'.iI'l7I'Ul1gl1. Ruth Clnk. .Lin liurnrrt. Xxillllt Vut. Rwhfrt l'liwmn. lit-xcrly .ind M.iy'hctl1 Smith. Anim lNIt-tlfr-id. Carolyn liiristr. Dumtliy Cuhh. Front in-nur: Kitsy Pruitt .md limi nie Wilson. wi LN-v A . ' ls I . m 1 f ii- . 'Q qi b YS f ri tr . f 'i w il 1 ,, I Al 4. s WQ Y ' 5 t I Y iw ilz A If f x 3 Q -K Q I K . I ' X ,I .ff f X , I , The INTERSCHOLASTIKQ LEACYE CONTESTANT5 from Busincsb Department this year were so cn in numbcr. Lett tu right: Virginia Nurrlnutt. Anim Hum. Luis Compu. l..1rry Alfred. lit-vcrly Slllllll, 'lmly' Harnilron. .md .ludy Mills. Safety Education Driver? Gaining 'img ,,. Mr. G1-:Jun C,mkuh.1u'. Inxtrultm fm' S.If,DfI . gain duubtl fullv. hfellndxi. lXI,11'y Lg-gl kind hfgfy Flqlngg-5 prcpgfg IU rg-turn K0 fhg Here Ihr Simi' Ihftl' jli1'lS Idkt A ICQ! during Ihftit UNCC-3-XYE6k classroorn .after .1 'kuucssfulf' driving period. driving Liam, v-:ww-W - Ure lfeer in Review JANUARY 2nd-Back to work after holidays, Lots of visitors at school. 3rd-Mr. Frank Smith talks to us about our New Year's resolutions. 7thiLancaster defeats Mesquite, 51 to 49, in first 11-AA basketball game. 8th-Band entertains at night P.T.A. meeting. 1OthiSpeaker Alvin Sweatt speaks in assembly about juvenile crime. LHS B team defeats DeSoto in basketball. National Honor Society honored with dinner at Youngbloods. The fried chicken was yummy. llth-Lancaster defeats Seagoville in Tiger gym, 57-42. l2thwLancaster meets Waxahachie at Waxahachie. There'll come a day! 15th-16th-Mid-Term Exams! '18th-Dead Day at old LHS! Tigers beaten by Richardson Eagles, 59-42. 25th-LHS wins all four games over Mesquite in Tiger gym. A team score, 72-43, 28th-Tiger band moves back into remodeled band house! Give us room! Lots of Room ! 29th-Report cards! EE BRUARY 11th-District F.F.A. banquet at Garland. 16th-23rd-Tiger practice games before meeting Terrell in bi-district. 26th-Terrell defeats Lancaster in Bi-district game, 63-47. NX'ES'l MAIN ELEMENTARY FCHOUI This group ot' students g.u'e generously of their time and energy to help out in elementary schools when teachers were absent and substitutes mould not be senured. From this group will come many teachers for the sthools of Texas. All will benefit in later years by being better parents .md understanding the problems of the tlassroom much better for the one or more days they worked .is UTEACHERS' HELPERSH bark in Lan- outer High. Crashers Jfehfcrs PLEASANT RVN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL M.1tl4 Daxix Nanty Duff V. Nt-rthtutt Idrt Bretlemexer w'.1Hul.1 D33 Ql. Stripling Ameli.r Brritllu -lLl.lf1f.l Smith Georgirr Butler Fmntex Berry Rtwsein.1ry DAWN Mr -lenningx David Serlriunsl-ci Billy' Burr Mdrxin Bryant Mat Norrell ,linw Henri' John Pillow Biulohy' Broun Butl-c Fninnixter l.t:thcr Stott Mdyberh Smith Annette Reuu Cintli Ellix Lynda Sthmrrtf l.in.l.1 Fmnlex' fihdrlsye KYnotlN N.ireti.i Dun I,. Mtl.t'n1tm. E. Sindling 93+ Dirmltl lliitm.m Din lSl.1lcL Clnttn Arinimi lim Htnrx Airlie 0 Dall ,loc l'si'x'.mt liutlc liinnixttr V Nuitlitutt Marx Strain Mui 5h.irV Nlotm Cnxill D-vn.tltl Ht-plain Mi Divminx -leirx KL-lltr MAH Ntinwn I Dninxteid ltl.i lirttleinuti liillit XXX-rlcy Dorn ,ludd Georgia Butler Ci.imlt'n Kinxer lieu-rlx' Smith lm liurnett 'OO' Scniar This group is showing off its newest completed project to give an uplift to the Homemaking Lab. . Q 1 i - . . A , i 04 P 1 ., A 1 rf NLT ,, I Uv 1 X f 4 . kgs. 'U A . 0.2- -t - 5 'Q A V A sc, lf- E E Here a group of girls study pamphlets and folders cerning their most recent topic of study. The Future Homemakers of America is a very active group. They have accomplished many things, such as making new curtains for our homemaking lab and baking cookies for the old folks' home at Christmas time and for the Homecoming. They also par-- ticipated in the Christmas Santa Claus Pa- rade and helped our teachers. Ann Deaton was our homemaker of to- morrow and was presented with the Betty P. i Q LOU- 3 if-M. Arranging a fresh bulletin board is a job for many. gf 3 4 Crocker Award in one of our assemblies. She received a beautiful gold pin by Trifari. ..,,, 1 El ll WY-MAKERS Q-C of 5 I K Aff' 70 E if Q 1 1 Y ,Q CZL u- 6? 44, QM The job of arranging a display for visitors is very difficult but These Senior homemakers are unpacking dishes for the home much fun. making lab. Q fp vw-2, 'L 5-1. 4-- 7?gt . U ei ,4 Here Linda Moses, Carol Tenery, jo Ann Manning, and Judy Laura Shortnaty, Vee Ann South, and Joyce jackson clean up Mills practice setting a table properly. after mixing a cake which Emily York is about to put into the oven. grcshmzrz Zfhfl. This year is the first year for Lancaster to have two divisions of the Future Homemakers of America. The Freshman group has made many advancements which will assure the future Freshmen of a similar class for them. Left to right Louella Conn Aniti Medford onnie Lee Chcshicr Doroth Y Cobb Rose Marv Brotkinpton Diilinc Hill and Olga Cordova post proudly with the Homemiking, pl aqut tion of the tlass listens attentivcl A group explains the details of a new poster on breakfast foods while the remaining por- y. ii llnuqh Back row, left to right: T. F, Cheshier, Mike O'Dell, Bennie Tompkins. Charles Shelton, Ronny Huclceby. Bill Miller. Willie Walls, Berdon Bvrum, Rex Trull, Donald Russell, Earl Coe. Glenn Hill. james Brown. james Alford. james Suggs. jessee Burchfield. jerry Mahone, jerry Maguoirk, Sammy Norton. Mike Miller, Donald Bowman. john Paul Miller. Vfayne Burrow, Donald Moore, Steve Thompson, Robert Fitzhugh. jimmy Knight, Gary Doinsteail. Donald Hopkins, Tommy Chovvning. Sweethearts, lGreenhandJ Melinda Robinson. 1Seniorj Pat jailtson. j. W. Wforley. Sammy Bentle. john Bailey. and Robert Brovvn. U15 Lanvaster Jwfzyh Hhapfer of the .7z1furc' Zzrmers of America Guided by the capable leadership of Chapter President Mike O'Dell and Vice President T. F. Cheshier, the Lancaster Future Farmers com- pleted a very successful year. although some members were lost be- cause of transfers. going into the service, etc. There was approxi- mately 6.000 dollars invested by the membership in agricultural proj- ects of livestock and trops with an average earning for the year by each boy of 59720. Activities started in September with the setting up of at least two ag projects by each member and continued throughout the year in M, 'Mk Tmmmfl was the Spmsof of every activitv possible. tht- Lancaster Aggies this year. Nine members of the chapter entered livestock in the 14th annual Sears Roebuck Foundation show in Dallas. Members showing were: T. F. Cheshier who placed in the Prime class Fat Shorthorn Steer Division, winning a Purple Ribbon, Charlie Shelton entered two pens of junior white Leghorn hens winning a third place rib- bon, Donald Hopkins placed fourth with his junior Duroc Gilt, other members showed Fat Barrows. These were Donald Bowman and Sammy Norton, four Sheep were exhibited by Donald Russell, two pens of Leghorn hens by Steve Thompson and a junior Gilt Duroc. A Blue Ribbon jersey Heifer was also shown by T. F. Cheshier. The Meats Team composed of Robert Fitzhugh, Charles Perley, and Earl Coe, won fourth place in the Area Contest at Swift 84 Co. in Ft. Worth, which quali- fied them for State Finals at College Station where they won honorable mention on the fourth of May. The Dairy Team composed of T. F. Cheshier, Mike O'Dell and Donald Hopkins won fourth place in the Area Contest at Arlington and qualified for the State Finals also winning Honorable Mentions. Donald Hopkins was First Place High Individual in the Dairy Cattle judging Contest at Springtown, Texas, winning a beautiful banner. The Dairy Team with Earl Coe as Alternate won fifth in that contest. The Greenhand Grass judging Team competed in the Area Grass judging contest at Denton in April, qualifying for State Finals, but chose not to compete this year. The Poultry judging Team, composed of jessie Burch- field, James Brown. competed in the Area judging con- test at Arlington. Donald Hopkins was presented the DeKalb Award and Medal for the outstanding Senior Future Farmer of the chapter at the annual High School Day Awards Assembly. Charles Perley was presented the annual Farm Mechanics Award for his outstanding work in the mechanical field for the past year. T. F. Cheshier was presented the Future Farmer Foundation Medal for his outstanding work in the Dairy Cattle Production. Robert Brown, the 1956 Dallas County Tractor Opera- tor Champion. repeated his last year's performance and won the Dallas County award for the second year in a row, winning a beautiful 1957 Bronze Tractor Drivers Trophy. Pat jackson, the Sweetheart of the chapter, was elected District Sweetheart when the first place winner was disqualified. l f- Above: The Dairy judging team was made up of four of the Lancaster Aggies. Mike O'Dell. Donald Hopkins. T. F. Cheshier. and Farl Coe. At left: The Grass judging team was made up of boys from the Greenhand Chapter, Earl Coe, President of the Greenhand groupg Robert Fitzhugh, john Miller, jim Knight, Gary Domstead, and Berdon Byrum. 41 ,Nr Sweethearts Miss Melinda Robinson was elected the Sweetheart of the Greenhand division of the Lancaster Chapter of the Future Farm- ers of America. This is the first year a Freshman has been given the honor of Aggie Sweetheart. This is also the first year for the Greenhand division at Lan- caster High School. Z ZA. Miss Pat jackson the Senior Aggies unanimously elected She was also taken t contest and placed of a disqualification. Sweetheart. was the sweetheart of this year. She was at the first of the year. o the district sweetheart second. Later, because she became the District XY'here is 27tll--Y 28th- MARCH this? Ure year in Kerfiew Sth--P.T.A'. honors teachers at night meeting. 7th- 9th-Relays at Dal-Hi Stadium. 12th--Report cards for -ith Six Wfeeks issued. 15th-Track meet at W'ilmer-Hutchins. l-ith-First One-Act Play. 18th- 20th-Track meet at Wfilmer-Hutchins. 2 1 st -One-Act Play. 25rd-District 11-AA won by Lancaster play. 29th- 30th- APRIL lst -ith Sth 9th 1 Zth 13th 14th 23rd 27th MAY lst 3rd Lois Cooper places second in typing. H. S. Contest play defeated at regional INCCf. --Wilxrter-Hutchins Choral Club gives as- sembly programs. -Szzmmer Comer 10 the Diamond O, One- Act Play given in assembly. -Sltmdizzg Room Only given. F.H.A. Family Night. -Tennis Regional meet at S.M.U. Doors close for Easter. --Don Yarbrough wins lst in oral declama- tion at S.M.U. -22nd-Easter Vacation. -Report cards out for Sth Six weeks. F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet. --State Music Meet. State F.H.A. Meet in Dallas. Carolyn Domstead and Lynda Schwartz receive their State Degrees. -Texas Narcotic and Alcohol Program in assembl ' y. --Don Yarbrough wins second place in boys' Declamation, Class AA State Finals. The juniors worked very hard. The results- gm'- Talk on value of money given to students in assembly. New Members of National Honor Society installed. Brotherhood Banquet honoring football boys. Anita Hunt and Dot Tuley place first and second in Track Meet at Garland, F.H.A. meeting at Denton. Band and Choral Concert for Texas Public School Week. District shorthand. 1'1 DON YARBROUGH Semfzd, Slate Declmz rn II Junior and Senior Banquet, Southern Plan- tation style. 4th-State F.F.A. Contest at ASLM. Two Lan- caster judging teams went. 9th-Senior Play, i'All in the Family. 10th-Senior Play, All in the Family. 13th-Senior Day postponed on account of rain. But breakfast was good! 14th-Career Day. National Honor Society eats out at El Fenix. 17th-Senior Band Concert. 21st -Honors Day Assembly postponed until Fri- 22nd day. -Finals for Seniors. Seniors receive Caps and gowns! 23rd-Finals for Seniors. Senior Assembly. 24th-Graduation Rehearsals. 26th-Baccalaureate Sermon-6:00 P.M. 27th-High School Graduation-8:15 P.M. 28th-29th-Final exams for underclassmen. 30th-Dead Day at L. H. S. Teachers prepare ICPOITS. 31st -Report cards mailed out and school closes for three months vacation. Seniors enjoy a good breakfast. Q 7, , s ,J it fr W' , P N N i Y ' al uk' ,N MISS lfl.9Ilf RUl'il2R'l'SON llffr,ftfi,1t1 illuwfftv- 'lhe lflsie Rohertson lfuture Tcnitliers Cluh ot Ameriol is .1 newly organizetl tluh in our sthool. Miss Slmw is our sponsor and advisor. The m.iin purposes ot' the tlub .ire to help in promoting in- terest in the te.it'hing profession, to help in guiding those people who wish to go into this tareer. to give servite to our own teachers, and encourage other schools to orggnize future teachers tluhs in their own sthools. Some ot' its .tttivities this year were to write or fill out the report t.1rtls for the tcnithers .intl to serve .ts sulwstitute teathers. This tluh is growing rapitlly, Jufure Teachers s r i5 -,I 7- ltrt tw right Mum lir.intt's lit .in.l.i Du Ptuux Ciltnn Aff Nfl'.lIl l on.i K..-.ill DH. ls !t.t.tl Viriginm Xortlitutt .inett.i itriplin Mtrgie Stinson X.1reti.i Diivis ,lohn Pillow D BSS R C OOD SXO GH THE SE- R HXGB 5 STE- 9 BNCPL an GQ Ur Q .L-Q SIM ht lgnt a Hen, Us IAZUEU hc luQt lllcnq gm d J musl C 11-wad Eovvvwgh X955 THE CD-ST waimheavxe mover Q1 quad nawvcc rwsmw Q1 vm t-RTHP YNLLY. 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E y Prep ares fo, that qulet Senior Play The Miller family takes J family tap portrait. Martha and Fred dance for the kids, 45 i X rf ,Yi ' . ' KX i 4 x I l fi The Senior Play this year was 11 rollicking comedy called All In The Family. It took weeks of preparation for the actors, the stage managers and the entertainment people to get ready fer the big night, opening night. The play drew a large audience opening night, Thursday, May 9, although the auditorium was not completely full. Friday night the auditorium was full, plus several chairs in the hall, and the benches under the trees, outside the windows. Everyone seemed to enjoy the play and is looking forward to the 1958 Senior Play. Frecl ucrownsi' Henry with a ukulele, when Henry tries to tell Fred how to build his brick wall. Here Mrs, Robinson makes up Latrelle Mc- Lemore for the stage. Making up the actors was a long, hard job. 1 1 k .4 -v A 1 ,Il s Friday morning, after the first performance on Thursday night, Mrs. Rob- inson, the play sponsor, developed a case of the mumps and therefore the play people were almost on their own Friday night for the final perform- ance. Miss Robertson and Donald Pittman, holder of the book, both sweated it out, through what proved to be an excellent performance. Mx 1 QE, L, A W, I Vfzffk,-,135 f aff' , ' Kr 1 'M ,.,,,,, .8 'I 'L A! Q' A ,, s ' v,. A. 1 Ji g,-Y il -gif, iff' ' -fy eff? 'L f T45 W Qkvfsnvj W7 tmiiliin HIIIIIII IIIIIT11' lllllll 3 XS - I The SOUTHERN PLANTATION theme was carried out very well hy the won- derful decorations in the auditorium. It was espetially accented hy the white fountain in the center of the floor and hy the plantation porch idea. This was an excellent back- ground for the wonderful music supplied by Earl Jordon and his combo. in Mr, .Iohnothan Allen was our guemt npmlcer He hrought .1 very good mcs- Kauqueh May 3rd I 95 7 Mr Dmson seemed to anim thm han quet un muth it they .ire re.illy enioying the win nge and exeryone enioyed his talk wry muth. ful enterntinrmnt. M155 Rohurtwn .ind Mrx. Allan look 15 One of the most interesting assemblies of the year came on Thursday, May 23. It was the HONORS ASSEMBLY, in which various students are presented with special awards and honorable mentions for work done in the school year. HONOR AWARDS AND HONORABLE MENTIONS A gold cup, the Temco Achievement Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Physics, was presented to Bob Armstrong. Miss Elsie Robertson and Mr. E. Dawson presented the following honor certificates: Gene Hart, Ruth Clark, algebra II: Mary Francis Berry, Siegmung Sivek, algebra I: Mary Nell Smith, Judy Mills, Jo Ann Manning, homemaking I: Dorothy Tuley, Anita Hunt, typing II, Lois Cooper, Judy Hamilton, Scotty Dupree, typing I: Dorothy Tuley, Anita Hunt, Shorthand: Narecia Davis, Ruth Clark, Kitsy Pruitt, English H: Doris Judd, Spanish I: Marvin Bryant, Spanish II: Scotty Dupree, Chemistry: Phillip Perley, physics: Scotty Dupree, Lynda Schwartz. Ida Bredemeyer, American History: Freddie Arie, Ronny Huckeby, Charlie Vest, Robert Fitzhugh, World History: Don Yarbrough, civics: Marie Pate, Martha Byrum. and Sandra Forester, health and physical education. Siegmung Sivek, Jo Ann Manning, Mary Francis Berry, Carole Board, English I: Mike O'Dell. Robert Fitzhugh. Donald Hopkins, Vocational Agri- culture, Lynda Schwartz, Beverly Smith, Cinda Ellis, homemaking ll: Carolyn Dom- stead, family relations: Anita Medford. safety drivers education training: Lynda Schwartz, Richard Bailey, Bookkeeping: Tommy Griffin, office practice: Richard Bailey, Gary Smith, Anita Hunt, Sandra Forester, Donald Pittman, Maybeth Smith, speech: Bob Armstrong, Latrelle McLemore, Maybeth Smith, English IV: Johnnie Free, Scotty Dupree. Mary Hernandez, Marvin Bryant, English lllg Marvin Bryant, Cinda Fllis, Johnnie Free. Phillip Perley, Beberly Smith, Ida Bredemeyer, plane geometry: Seigmund Sivek, Dean Smith, Charlie Ray Vest, general science: Carolyn Domstead, biology. The following students received honorable mentions: Kathy Alfred, Narecia Davis, Alice Cheshier. homemaking I: Larry Alfred. Virginia Northcutt, Mary Hernandez, Peggy XViggins, typing lg W'anda Day. Tommy Griffin, typing II, Juanita Smith, Sandra Forester. shorthand: Judy Hamilton. Carline Hall, Wanda Day, Doris Judd, Annette Reeves. Georgia Butler. health and physical education: Dean Smith, Patsy Lane, Judy Mills, Robert Fitzhugh. Emily York, Freeda Free, English lg Charles Perley, Earl Coe, John Paul Miller, Vocational Agricultureg Judy Hamilton, family relations: Willie Vest, bookkeeping, Bobby Johnson, Sylvia Alford, Latrelle Mc- Lemore, speech: Lynn Hancock, Donald Pittman. Fnglish IV: Juday Hamilton. Nwanda Day, Cinda Ellis, Phillip Perley. Lynda Schwartz, Benneye XVard. Ida Bredemeyer, Virginia Northcutt, Marie Pate, Dean Horton. English lllg Billy Burr. Gary Ballard. Honors Day in plane geometryg james Alford, Franklin Wester, john Paul Miller, in general science, Kitsy Pruitt, Susan Wood, john Pillow, in biology. Anita Hunt received the Daughters of the American Revolution award, and Miss Mary Dell Stewart, physical education teacher, received a lettered school blanket for her work with the cheer- leaders. Basketball jackets and letters were presented by Mr. Gordon Cockerhamg Mr. E. L. Dunaway announced that seniors had won the Intramural events again this year, with a total of 74 points. Mr. Jack Trammell made the Vocational Agriculture Awards, in- dicated on the Vocational Agriculture pages. Perfect attendance awards were also made at this time, and Mrs. Taylors homeroom had the best all-around attendance average. Each year these awards are given to various students, but the number was greater than ever before this year, and there were more honorable mentions, also. The teachers all admitted that it was very hard to decide on the students who were to receive the awards, as well as those for the honorable mentions. Q., ,M 'J' Business department contestants at Distritt ll-A Meet .it Mesquite High School. Griffin at work 'Y Q11 Q Gary Smith reteives D.zl,'.ai Near Award, Hancock and Armstrong-salutatorian and Valedit- turian of Class of 'ST X kg LJ! 5 If .mix I 4 C vm . . fu-'S'- tri ' f 'K . 1,-.' ff 4 ' - ' ' 'tv '. 4141, ff' ,L 35- 'N -fr - .. X I 7h W i Q , i ,, 01 1 A V :J it Q V 22 1' ,L A gg: if I -J' EP-2'.+ .'WgH- ff' 4?F:'l2g'qX12:'TV Teen Citizens of Lancaster df LANCASTER LIUNS CLUB Better Values C H HEAD 81 SON Some Sfores Have a Slogan WE HAVE THE GOCDS LANCASTER TEXAS Phone 47I I M THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LANCASTER ONE OF DALLAS COUNTY S MOST MODERN BANKS Combmmg Modern Banlung Wl+h Friendly Service 2V2 X In'I'eres'l' on Sa mgs DBPOSITS Up +0 sro ooo oo A Membe of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION On fhe Square In Lancasfer Phone 6I6I Our Besi' Wishes +o +he Gradua+es of 57 THE POSTS Two of +he Sou+hwes+s Fmesi' Mohon Plciure Theafers ll.LClYTlQ HBIIHICD i ALI? 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WI' xx src wr5 pmutl ut' tlx-xc twu glrls, Ann Dutton was gixcn thc Batty Cmtlccr Homb- malccr of 'llvmorrtmw 41- wnrtl in one of our as- scmblirs. This is Q1 great luwnur .mtl we are pmutl uf Ann, 'ml Robert Brmxn is unuthrr pretty vu-ll known figurq tmvunll nampus. Hu won tht trophy lu IN holding wht-n lu tlrmm L Tractor Drix ing Cuntut. , . 1 B . s v H S. tlus year, llwy .nrt thc tlucrrlmtltn. Diane Blake. . 3' 5 . fmvlxn Dunwstrat' 'Q ' ' t lift lrmu - '-77' .4-JL'- .va J Here a group of teachers visiting the Lancaster High School Library, from various locales. are browsing through some of the new books re- ceixed for the high school and junior high libraries. fticfities It took many hours of preparation to plan this Valentine Party given by the Parent Teachers Association for the Lancaster High School stu- dents' enjoyment. The Recreation Committee of the P,T.A. was in tharge. -- 4? 1 1 Mr, Guy joe Smith tat lefty gives Hg a speech. one of the many given on - . - the night of the Homecoming. Q . 4- l g-, awp. Mr. DI. E Dawson lat rightl is sur- prised as he flashes .1 quitlc glante to see what is going on unbelcnown BRIAN S PERRY S BEAUTY SHOP Personalnzed Hair Slylmg an fhe ghoppmg Cen-fer A COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Phone 320l CIFAN AND COURTEOUS l3I2 N Dallas Avenue SERVICE LANCASTER TEXAS AND SO FAREWELL' The sevenlh eduhon of TIGER TALES has been compleled all of Ihe sellnng lhe adverhsmg 'Ihe planmng 'lhe preparahon of copy plclure making and lden hflcahon +he work ns compleled and we can all resl' Our purpose IS 'Io presenl' Ihe happenings and everyday llfe a'I' Lancasfer Public Schools and we believe Ihal' we have accomplished Ihls purpose We have enloyed workmg on Ihe book all Ihe way from planning lo complehon Our hope ns I'ha'l' you wull gel' lusl' as much enloymenl from readmg ul' THE STAFF TO OUR ADVERTISERS' we wnsh 'lo express our smcere apprecnahon 'lor your co operahon and generosrly which helped make 'Ihe book possible We belleve Ihaf 'Ihe people who read Ihe book wnll realrze and appreclale your help Smcerely Lynda Schwarh Busmess Manager Many members of our slaff +ook 'hme afler school al mghl and even afler lhe school year had closed +o make Ihls book a success hu.. 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