M B Smiley High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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I , i 74e Sqfukof Editor-in-Chief Jimmie Brown and Faculty Advisor, Audrey Neal, are the conductors that keep the yearbook melody moving at a steady beat. Managing Editor, Julian Pugh, and our indomitable Business Manager, Betty Russom, ably assist in the production of our book. Art Editor, Ruel Martin, and assistant, Wanda Sis- trunk, shoulder the job of balancing the lay- outs while the music angle is worked out by talented Gary jean Moore. The all-important AUDREY NEAL 'T THE EYRIE srmr Aubrey Neal sponsor Ruel Mmm Q it g' 'lb ,.:,..,N, Wanda Sistrunk Tip Moore Raymon Bollinger s A x, g - M, 2 I ,E 5 1 .J A

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THE EAGLE CALL PE Program At, r E I lSiniley School Now Organized P L I G H T Our sixth and seventh grade Yvonne McCollum Huddleston, 17 year old senior is 5' 2 tall. She has brown hair, hazel eyes. Football and basketball games are her favorite sports, her fav- orite food is fried chicken. She is married to A. 3c Burnie lluddelston. Helen McCollum, 18 year old senior, is 5' 4156 tall. She has brown hair, hazel eyes. Her favorite subject is office practice, anything eatable is her favorite food, any sport is tops with her. She plans to become an air- line hostess. Emily Holtkamp, 17 year old senior has brown hair and green eyes. Basketball is her favorite sport, her favorite food is fried shrimp, office practice is her, favorite subject. She is a Joan H senior is 5 ed, blue ey Her favs chickeng Sl Joan's p are uncert Wayne senior is 5 pounds, hs eyes His favo He favors likes all s He plan: Everett senior, is pounds, he eyes. His favo chicken fr orite fond. He plan. uation. Larry Ci senior is brown hail Fritos is gebra, fsvc ball is his He plans Elmo Ht lx physical edur-ation classes are all taking active part in various .sports events. The boy's program now consists of football and soc- ker ball, learning the basic rules ,and regulations as to advance their knowledge of sports, so they will be more prepared for the high school program. The gil-l's classes consist of volleyball and softball. As the season progresses the games will change. We challenge the Junior High volleyball teams anytime. We think our teams are better than any this school has ever had. We know we can beat the Junior High teams. In our P.E. program we have about 350 students. With this large number of students we are handicapped without the ser- vices of a gym and dressing rooms. We hope that our pro- n-nvw vnill I-.Alu OWJI--v bp. .UI s T 'N K 4' ior is 5' or' W-' 1 M eyes, black Ll' 5' . ' Football ' A ' X-M i Pizza Pie, his favorite food. His favorite subject is speech. He goes steady with Jeannine Smith. OTE TO YO By Joan Hensley , Looking in on our musical band box find All by Myself by Fats Domino Be-Bop fans. In the popular record shelf the hits that are running a close ra' position. They are Only You Homer and Jeffro he tion of The Yellfaf places in T E X In a diff' honors for li sellers are Want to Pla It seeml revived, espf' most reques Air Force and Bre' of the comel back I .S' Q-Q-4 MR. ROOT, Sponxor A Deadline to Meet

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W4 ,mmpwmwfma position of Sports Editor is filled by Raymon Bollinger with Tip Moore and Jimmie Emerson assisting. The herculean task of typing is han- dled by Eliah Mae Pool, Louise Hatcher, and Nancy Hinkle. Student photography is done by Celeste Griffith, Jeane Post and William Parkey. Here is is-The Eyrie, 1956. It is your book . . . the key to wonderful memories at Mary B. Smiley High School. BETTY RUSSOM V 4 I as lbii ' '- M- fv- Proudly we present the Kyrie Staff the hard working students , Q who haxe gisen generously of their time and talents to bring gf you Eyrie 1956 1 9, Y I ' i l