Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

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The garden has served as a Worthwhile pastime and hobby for the Vinson family as well as being the site of numerous local social occurrences. K Y 'JA HMFEK' auukwdz SPEED W2 ZONE FACULTY Pa 1214 U wwgwym ExP12EssvvAv gg E ffl 1 ,dmmaibwgigggi ZW?- QOAD filffww H , 4: ,y0f3?!Le4fvw4'fL4Z'f'L E 1' 4 I U fn :I 4 ,.p JW' 4 inf!! ...Pag 5 , ?,f,dA!i - 4 ef4 ?4'7'L' I I E M 'If f vfiivv S A ISIN .. 6 A A Lai JMM1. QMWMJ 'mail-E 5 W f'5Ev-gt! -- la, ffilsf M57 ,wfkamyj rw J ?,wfUf, , , , gdbvus y Wm, l Qlfwffv r wif www ,Lv L ',aff.Q,. , Qfifcwk MQQQW llliif your f,l - r vf - Yff?,,3' 1 ,V F21 Q '- . 41 6 R fr afmamalm on swee+wa+er's norfhern border reared againsl +l'1e sky, proudly sfands our alma mafer as Hue years go by. onward, upward, ever forward! wa+cl'xword-- never fail hail 'ro 'rl1ee, our alma ma+er sweefwafer, all hail! Wlieil students and tenthers occuf pied the new Vocational Building in February of this year, it was big news on the tumpus, The huilding houses Classrooms for the various vocational classes, L1 modern cafeteria, and offices for the super- intendent und School Board. Com- pleted in the fall was un unto-date field house for athletic teams, mustang bowl voczitional huilding gymnasium hand hall ai 4 With a hand in several pies, one of the busiest men in Sweetwaterf Superintendent Olaf South-always finds time to be one of the friendli- est persons on and around the Mus- tang campus. The early bird head executive also served as Newman High School principal before becoming superintendent and can be found in his office early in the morning mapping out plans for improve- ment of Sweetwaterls educational system. Under Mr. Southis leader- ship, a large building program for Sweetwater school is underway. During the 1955-1956 school year, students moved into two new school buildings in Sweetwater-at New- man High and at P. Cowan Ele- mentary School. Mr. South, a member of the First Methodist Church and the Rotary Club, also holds membership in sev- eral other civic organizations, and is well known as a conscientious civic leader. ' eaatilope ' TYPING, FILING, AND GENERAL OF- FICE WORK are among the duties of Mrs. Caffey Welch, secretary to Superintendent Olaf G. South. Mrs. Welch serves the en- tire school staff, along with filling the sec- retarial position for Mr. South. A part of her duties is figuring and writing faculty and staff pay checks. 'W-1.-.., 4 G 'ss kirby kinsey dr. june young hudson lincoln 1. m. lawrence Receiving no pay, the Board of Education- seven men-meet on the second Thursday of each month with Superintendent Olaf South to act as the school systemis policy makers. The men, elected by local taxpaying citi- zens, represent several businesses and pro- fessions and have a good educational back- ground. With Superintendent South, the Board of Trustees has as its goal more and better schools and educational opportunities for the community's children. President of the Board this year is Wade Forester, elected by other trustees. C. E. Lambert is secretary. Other members are Hudson Lincoln, J. M. Lawrence, Dr. june Young, Kirby Kinsey, and Dr. A. N. Dens- more. 4 a c. e. lambert wade forester dr. a. n. densmore TIME OUT-School trustees are caught in a leisure moment as they rest in the new conference room. V CHECKING UP ON SCHEDULES . . Mrs. Billy Savage, secretary to the prin- cipal, does a part of her daily work, as she prepares a new schedule file. Mrs. Savage sells cafeteria tickets, keeps of- fice files, and advises student helpers ay part of her daily routine. B I0 K Wikia? li WX During this school term, Prin- cipal john White completes his second year as Sweetwater High School's' administration leader. Mr. White's sincere efforts and efficient work have greatly contributed to the standing and prestige of Newman High as a public monument. Mr. White is also an eminent church and civic worker. His friendly manner and individual traits serve as an inspiration and guide for students and teachers. X! Excuses seem to be the order of the da for at least 25 or 30 Newman High .,,,,.,a-.- Y School students every day as they face Ben Brock, assistant principal. Mr. Brock completes his second year as assistant to the principal, and finishes his seventh year as journalism teacher and publica- tions director. Keeping attendance rec- ords, scheduling, and assisting the prin- cipal in general, are duties of Mr. Brock. KEEPING THE FILES Among the duties of office girls Shirley Whit- worth and Beverly Pruitt, as they go about their daily work, is helping Mrs. Billy Savage, secre- tary to the principal. These girls earn non-academic credits in this manner, as well as receiving practi- cal office training. ew!! STEW'S ON-Mrs. John Ed Killen, right, and Mrs. Sam Neal prepare a daily meal for S.H.S. students. Mrs. Killen is head cook. ' ' new, ,Zac ' task TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS-Bus drivers for the Sweetwater Public Schools, left to right, are Lloyd McCoy, Lee Roy Roberts, Frank Pippin, Floyd Midlciff, David Carmichael, Forrest Rounsaville, Mrs. Edna Boyd, jerry Smith, J. M. Flickinger, and Raymond Hefner. Most of the chauffeurs are school teachers. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTORS-A high school edu- cation could not be complete without spiritual in- struction classes. Thus, ministers of local churches give their time and efforts to further education of Newmanites. Standing, left to right, are E. H. Martin, 'C C, A. Holcomb, Travis Darby, A. L. Patterson, and Emerald Wray. Seated are Angue Miller, C. C, Means, George Wilson, Charley Harnest, and George An- drews. mf ,tau 1 Q DAILY DEVOTIONS-Patty Miller here reflects religious activities of Newman High School students as she gives a daily devotional. in 4. , - A K ...'k-W-4,v 5, - ' I 1 w wf . v,K,Ns4,g I 3 , A 633+ , L V V 9 V A . k 'Q' ,ffv 1. K - f- -5 -, .-ia. - Q Q g . , JP? f ..,. . - f. 1- MV 'wing fav,-. . Sikh- . WF ' -fi. 1 Wifi - kk K f 55 ., V 2594 ' . 38 .L 7 K A ,ww 1 fb I ., QQ -A , K ,..., ' I -f t K , .. ,.,, , ' ,' Q ,, ' I 'ka - v . Aww 1. x . . wff .ff , A ., mf wha , - A ' K A5 ' if U ld iv 3 ' 3 , ' R is Q r, - x- .H ww, ai, WHS- 1 K ., , 4' l 'f93:':N:1,:r1.e4- ff-', H' M+f2,. , ..,:..- -7-'vc 2. - .':v'-Q Lfyzffff, 11,-vw -' If 7 ,, H Ls' an 5 wg, I in K' . -' ' -M, ' f. - ? 1 in 3, if K . , i . Xxx , ' .. Q E Vi Vu , a I , ' A k V sm, .. K, - L' ce qw W H Q W nf , .,-. ' - M ' ' -' ' 'kwkm ,. -5 . kt 5-Q.. . R 1,5 sum-M ww. ...lf f qi' wx if ' f'4W:v -tint' - 1.wa.g VL H ' o f i. .... .. . .. I' .. l ,A I S I Hb if 'Q' 'an' s over 720 students entered the halls W of Newman High School early this Eg, 6 62 ' 3 ,E year, an array of new faces was seen r A' Qi A1 Q K both in the person of students and teachers. Three coaches, five classroom in- structors, and a supervisor-counselor were added to the faculty roll. The Newman High faculty consists of 50 instructors and is under the leadership of Superintendent Olaf G. South and Principal john White. The tutors spend ap- proximately eight hours a day at school, but work does not stop here. This does not include sponsoring class and organization activities and long. hours of after school work necessary in preparing the daily class activities. 3 miss louise bollinger homemaking ben brock assistant principal publications journalism iw p. h. buster counselor supervisor hoyt byrd diversified occupations Y A 'a. dame .- o ar .gr I AROUND THE WORLD . . . Now Wales is right here, states Mrs Garland Vinson, senior English tutor, while explaining a map of Cen tral Europe. This well reflects interest and student-teacher participation in the class activity. david Carmichael typing general math mrs. j. frank davis homemaking mrs, katherine drake english W' ,ffwzf r j. W. halbert chemistry general science physics raymond hefner woodwork mechanical drawing P yuya vi X at worth howe vocational agriculture dorothy moore choral music 4642 WM miss leona morrison world history mrs. charles nunn secretarial training bookkeeping i ff' 1 U if if. 5.21. 4.511.411 l S A HELPING HAND . . . P. H. Buster, school counselor offers friendly advice as he works with Patsy Stockton, julia Calvert and Bobby Weems aiding them in Career Day subject selections j. g. overton mathematics e. c. Cpatj patterson band melvin robertson A MIXED-UP AFFAIR . . . An air of confusion seems to prevail among the cast of Drums of Death, as they meet for a quick rehearsal. The actors are Ross Thompson, Charles Boley, Jane Loeb, Marge Brown and Miss jane High, directress. AFA rx' ' 'fly' VK A T f if 'f ' miss laura sheridan english ray rushing general metals biology b. g. savage basketball coach general math junior training assistant coach biology general science ,V 5. 2 s 2 2 f 12' Q - ,rm N. gy X Ll af ,ii miss george stiles mathematics mrs. florence sparkman girls' p. e. lame american history it -x RQ' xx 1' ,A X T- -5, 1 terence travland COKE TIME, JOKE TIME . . . Time out is declared as eight faculty members enjoy a refreshment period after a busy clay. Shown are Melvin Robertson, Bill Willingham, Miss Jane High, P. H. Buster, David Car- michael, Mrs. W. E. Williams, Mrs. Rosa Ann Wolf, and Mrs. Katherine Drake. american history elwood I turner mrs. garland head coach X VIUSOU Civics k spanish texas history 1 english .. ,-ifffm, - frm .whi- rl 'isa Sv sh rm? - ,K -T? .K : my i. 2 lv- ,5 ........ . X ,.,ii5tJmsga.:ivsia-fri ralfxaegafr ar e S K . , . Q K ' iw ' rc my .5 , a 2 e .v J , rv ffi. I ,L A- f I ratafdtefitafee Qui Etxmviii Travland, American History teacherg Miss Laura Sheridan, S.H.S. English A REMINISCING TRIO . . . This might Well be the theme of Terence Z teacherg and Miss George Stiles, math instructress. N I I mrs. e. yates english QQ! bill Willingham safety education clriver's training assistant coach mrs. rosa ann wolfey general science english f me I f J 1 ii, X L r ,f J 'f' miss marian walker librarian mrs. w. e. williams mathematics ,X 'r 'isa Q MQ , F W all i may N . i 1 limit' .aQl5elSi f F N1 L U73 cfcwcea fl . 0 A Q U . an diploma does not g rantee that a graduating student knows exactly how I 'g to use the knowledge which he has .- I X at ' r P' 31 pl . 615' gained in high school but indicates that the student has studied in order to better prepare himself for future life. Graduates of Newman High School have re- ceived a well-rounded schedule of academic and extra-curricular subjects. They have studied Eng- lish, Spanish, mathematics, homemaking, vo- cational subjects, music, and religion, to name a few. A diploma from this school may remind stu- dents in the future of social life, studying, inter- scholastic League participation, and the like. It may remind them of colorful and joyful events and of the implied sadness of com- mencement day. In retrospect senior students have led the trek down the highway of high school life and have served as an example for juniors, sophomores and freshmen who still have part of the trip to complete. 5 MWWW - Reporter ..,,Y..,.. ........ B ETTYE JOYCE PULLIG Vice President ......,.,,Y..,,,,v.. DALE LITTLEEIELD Secretary-Treasurer WANDA GAIL KIRKPATRICK President .........,,,.,...............,,,...,...... JERRY LAMM ' L. ' . -ml: f. yi, ,Will , . . , , ,A . Y WH ag 1135 ' L. fdfbmdf delocow 411144434406 ' dmpcvaafawz' eaeaz' af eeadafaa' gem mary beth don winona Carolyn absher aiken alston bflggffff everett barnes ma' yt ' m f xi a. gail barnes martha barton 'Q M9 , , W A F i .ii ,:' 2' rs linda beth best ff' OFF TO THE PROM . . . An air of formality is displayed as Theora Hollingsworth and Don Aiken prepare to leave for the Senior Banquet, a highlight of each year. l ll t , VQ:Wr,, . ,rN,.s,, ,K , ' 'M W f 23 1 L K i K - f , f' in a 'ai ,. ,s ' betty if bird mag I - !f0td4 joyce nell bishop LET 'ER ROLL . . . Boys' choice of informal entertainment is exhibited 1' here as Larry Summers, Sammy Glass, Richard Ferrell, and Roy Price participate in a favorite pastime. Q . if , - f fx velma freddY Paul A blailock boen bradley Q i ii 4' rex marge shirley charles brafford brown brown bruner l '15, ,tt i V.e,. 2 s '-Q. Zcgefeadcta lauretta dale charles julia bunn burnett butts Calvert eva nell jovce cassady cox fl me i I Y charles mary alice Crain dammann Yu ii s ff M W ' -2 Y , L ' ' ii llll Sgr ,lib ENJOY THE SHOW, GIRLS . . . Cinemascope, 3-D, or just plain old movies are popular, informal pastimes of seniors Donata Newsom, Anne Morrison, Joyce Nell Bishop,-and La May Greer. L45 1 ' ,, ,QA . 'Wm -6 'L ' - X' vm., n g sw' i ,.,. del sula davis faded w72'W54 A sf, if walter i , r ,Q , , . davis k ,fi fi I ,r lil F- if Z F V Q' gl vi, i y HELLO, WHAT'S THIS? . . . Teen-age gossip is exchanged by Carolyn Baggett, senior, and unknown friendf. lavonne jucly betty sue de busk dennis farr Shirley feagan Cecil basil I, fenley foy in J ' Zecwleta 006464006 Clarence fullwood gaylf PCSSY neoma la may nancy graham greer greet guelker guelker joan eleanor halbert hall SEE 'YA AT EIGHT . . . Harroll Hobbs, senior, appears much at ease during an after school chat. J phil hamilton .vfwng-Q F E TAKING IT EASY . . . Try another channel, suggests James Harvey as senior classmate Mary Ann Miller tunes in a favorite TV program. ' aubrey logan bobby hardin harris hartgraves g. ? 5 I Q I 3 I E james harvey barry hendricks msiii' 1 ilol T T har oll theora o bs hollingsworth atcwlem billy ray hanks wi 'fffdfffwwffmfwfvf betty eudora hollowell j 01165 X 'S 'tt if kg Q '65 it -L 'S' JAM Q ' F i jerry jolene lamm lanier .L Nh joyce doris lewis little Wanda gail kirkpatrick 5.-2. an julia kraft L - -qrq CLASSICS ALL . . . Shirley Feagan and Bobby Weems enter into an important pastime of student life as they browse through a commercial record collection. I Wt! l' +1199 i 6.55-.:.ga,: vw 1424. :J X 'il mm V mpgn 'Bit Lf: W- ,Q ' M13 H LI' dale littlefield if ff f ja a ff' gf r. H A,M..n?3V A if Il Aff' J' X f fl ANCHORS AWAY . . . Weekend entertainment of boating, fishing, golfing, and picnicking at Lake Sweetwater still remain a favorite for students such as Wanda Gail Kirkpatrick and jerry Lamm. la nelle june dale mccormick mcdonell mckeehan duane joe jill lanelle mcqueen malone marchant melton a.,,r:1m3,.a2UfaziAmn:aas ee liml, .4 44045 jane loe mag b aww' ' ' fdmfffffdwdfw- henry fbubbaj meyer patsy myrtice. morphas m01'f1S delano miller 'WING -:Lili iiffx .5 xt ':.k,::'e:-wr-:et anne gerald morrison mounce mary ann jimmy miller morgan . Tig fi ,,,. ' 33 f' me f' , xl: Q-'M are tgh f ry n f . Q- :r-,..: D 4 I -r'r I' . 5 5 j Q ix 4 W i LEARNING THE GAME . . . This is putting, explains Bubba Meyer to Betty Ruth Stroman, caddy, and Everett Barnes. ' ,, fu. lui . nk. , r gfvkff' 1 , 'iff fr .ff K .. : , I E my Vvsz . .5 1 s E E F 5 IT'S KICKOFF TIME Qemors Walter Davls and Shxrley Whxtworth depict true student enthusmsm cnteung Mustang, Bowl Mums md pom pons complete the scene donata newsom iggg 1 , Q . L- L ZZ. , . Q73 . '- ' e t A ef 3, Lv if , ff. 5 4 . 'L L f E A s , 15, 5 ' ll - I ff,' , 2 l l l jane ann pinnell we delmerl bettye joyce beverly ray proctor pullig rasberry reams david elinor roberts sealy lik 'K'-KZ' X-EQ Ng ai fl glenda bobby shuff Snyder K CHATTER AND COKES . . . Football, fashions, and popular jokes offer amusement, as Dale McKeehan, Lauretta Bunn, Jane Loeb, and David Roberts rehash a Friday night's ball game. S f I x I' gl 1 5 Q, f 4 i 2 I 3 5 A l f 5 l N r laine stewart if-n,. amdewtc patsy My stockton NO! NOT LIKE THAT . , . Students of Newman High School work yccy ffl' together for the betterment of education. Mary Alice Dammann and Dale X ' CBig Redj Littlefield display this in a jocose manner. J ' Ml, V! ,J Q , l F, ' fu! Vj fir fda Y . billy betty ruth larry stone StI'OfU3.I'l SLIITIIHCIS dewitt 1. b. belva l0W61l taylor taylor teubner Wann x 'lf-L -5,ff5E+'if+,' YZ: it 1 Ueacdcuwl of We . X 5 A 'ix ' shirley zelma whitworth wood glenn wortham H'-u., m, XR -1 , ff Xi L ' dcwfcame ARDENT WORKERS-It's done like this, explains Gayle Guelker to Edwin Etheredge as they review their collection of Pony Ex- press copies. Gayle is Associate Advertising Manager of the publication. Edwin is a two- year letterman on the Mustang football team. This pair was chosen by 'Express staff mem- bers for branding honors. 5 s . i in as ff? GET A LOAD OF THIS, says Marge Brown to Everett Barnes as they examine the equipment in a local camera shop. Both are S.H.S. seniors. I 1 - I ties of the school. AND THEN STIR-A lesson in soda mixing appears to be the subject of the day as Roy Price and Peggy Guelker pose for a shot used for Branding Iron honors. Both students participate in journalism and other activi NO MUTTON HERE-Warlter Davis and Anne Morrison might well be preparing for National Beef Week when the roaming photographer got this shot. Walter, a senior, is a three-year vocational agricul- ture student and has participated in numerous stock shows and class activities. Anne is also an outstand- ing senior. ?, Y. . 1, ,,., . 6' an W, haf l 9 I' Nj .I X' 5 Jw A we , .MMV N ,left agggfyffiiaseai I ' . l ,Q t .t V Nw . l if: ' Q NI IR RESfSen- M441 V 1 s A' 5 a ann and Dale as , ,,,,. lL5 i hav n teaching as a pos- 1 ' V e Vfutur career and exercise their f 1, A int as they serve as officers in , . Vf 'l fx -ii--i f tx 'A I . U . i ' 1 t ocal chapter of the Future Teachers l . i V f -M f .A.,. lla, , A of-America. Dale is president of the f ,W iff -V 'L ' f iigi V L- A , f organization, and Mary Alice serves I Q ' Vu' . ,V ,T- 5 1' it't if Q iiii i iii' I V as vice president. ff 4 ,231 A , 1 'A if ,-' ,.,. X i- . , w g , ' ' 15:9 Ei K , W .LL-. 5. it 's' K ,ff V. sf AWA gif t A aw' PERUSING WITH A PURPOSE-As Eleanor Hall, Jane Pinnell, and joan Halbert look over current magazines, they seem enthusiastic over the latest fashions, trends, and activities. tdefzeb 464419, lam? egsdwi P X- 'er ' J -.--4,...f5j, Q on l Dug - 'Ui 005 ,L Done lq , ' 0 4 M 'c 0 fra 2 rr L om,.,,, I J, In f ., Q .K, 'J ,Q 4' MQRY BETH ABSI-IER ,liaond e5k5455Majorette 53-545 FHA 54-55. wi If J DON A-139411 5, I tEalF'Q53-5415 1 Track 53-555 All-District Football aim.-55.. Q, . 5 Q si Trim - 4 i WINONA VALSION '5 3, FHA 54-'zvirfftug 5 'A t' CAROLYN BAGGETT ' 5 New Year Girl 555 Band 53-565 Student Council 555 FHA 53-555 Thespians 55-565 FTA 54-56. EVERETT BARNES Football Manager 555 Tennis 54-555 Golf 555 Brand- ing Iron 565 Slide Rule 55-565 Sophomore Class Sec- retary 54. GAIL BARNES Transfer from Rotan High School. FREDDY BOEN Transfer from Hobbs High School 53-545 FFA 54-555 DO 55-56. JOYCE NELL BISHOP A Cappella 53-555 Accompanist 53-545 Co-Editor Wagonwheel 53-545 Editor Wagonwheel 54-555 Jun- ior Class Secretary 54-555 Interscholastic League Typist 54-555 Spanish Club 54-555 Miss SHS Finalist 54-555 Who's Who 54-555 FTA Treasurer 55-565 Yucca Queen 555 Miss SHS 565 Who's Who 55-56. VELMA BLAILOCK Girls' Sports Club 54-565 Captain Volleyball Team 55-56. 40 PAUL R. BRADLEY Transfer from Princeton High School, Trenton, New Jersey. LAWRENCE BREDEMEYER Basketball 53-565 Choir 54. MARGE BROWN Transfer from Pampa High School5 FTA 54-565 Thespians 54-555 Junior Class Duchessg Branding Iron 55-565 THSPA Delegate 54-555 Yucca Staff 54- 555 Pony Express 5.4-565 Spanish Club 54-555 Span- ish Queen 56. i LAURETTA BUNN Band 53-555 Stage Band5Vocalist 555 FTA 54-565 Student Council Reporter 55-565 Pony Express Staff 54-565 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 54-55. JULIA CALVERT Yucca Gloriosa Staff 53-545 Pony Express Staff 54- 555 FHA 54-555 FHA Historian 55-565 Band 53-54. ROY CONN Football 53-545 Track 54-555 DO 54-56. JOYCE COX Transfer from Rotan High School. CHARLES WAYNE CRAIN FFA Reporter 53-545 Lone Star Farmer's Degree 555 VIC 55-565 VIC Treasurer 55-565 Student Council. MARY ALICE DAMMANN A Cappella Choir 53-565 Troubadears 53-565 All- State Chorus 54-565 All-Region Choir 54-565 Yucca Staff 54-555 Who's Who 54-555 Runner-up New Year Girl 54-555 FTA 54-565 Secretary Spanish Club 54-565 THSPA ,Delegate 54-555 Intetscholastic League Typist 54-555 Thespian Vice President 55-565 Run- ner-up Miss SHS 55-56. DEL SULA DAVIS FHA 53-565 Sports Club 53-545 VIC 54-565 DO Sweetheart 54-555 FHA Secretary 55-56. had JUDY DENNIS FHA 54-555 A Cappella 53-565 Troubadears 54-565 Choir Sweetheart 55-565 President VIC 55-565 Choir Student Director 55-565 FTA 54-565 District Treas- urer VIC 55-56. EDWIN ETHEREDGE Band 53-555 Football 53-565 Track 55-56. SHIRLEY FEAGAN Choir 53-555 FHA 53-565 FTA 55-565 Yucca Staff 53-565 Junior Class Reporter 54-555 Reporter FHA Club 53-545 THSPA Delegate 54-555 Co-Editor Yucca 55-565 Branding Iron 55-565 Business Manager Yucca 54-555 Yucca Queen 55-565 Who's Who 55-56. BASIL FOY Boys' Ensemble 53-545 Choir Council 55-565 Boys' Quartet 54-555 Stage Band 54-555 Choir President 55-565 Branding Iron 55-56. NANCY GREER Senior Play 55-565 Girls' Sports Club 54-55. BEVERLY RASBERRY GRAHAM Freshman Favorite 54-555 Freshman Secretary 54-555 FHA 53-565 A Cappella Choir 53-545 FTA 55-56. NEOMA GRAHAM Girls' Sports Club 53-565 Volleyball 53-565 Inter- scholastic League Typist 54-555 Basketball 53-56. LA MAY GREER DO 53-555 VIC 53-555 VIC Reporter 53-555 Girl of the Month 53-545 Student Council 54-565 Vice Presi- dent Student Council 555 President Student Council 55-565 TASC Delegate 565 West Texas Forum Dele- gate 55-565 FTA 54-555 FHA 55-565 Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 55-56. GAYLE GUELKER Band 53-565 FHA 53-565 FHA Secretary 55-565 FTA 54-565 Business Manager Pony Express 55-565 As- sistant Advertising Manager 'Express 55-565 Branding Iron 55-56. aww PEGGY GUELKER Student Council 55-565 Advertising Manager 'Express 55-565 Runner-up Homecoming Queen 55-565 Brand- ing Iron 55-565 FTA 54-565 FHA 54-565 Girls' Sports Club 53-555 Girls' Sports Club Reporter 55-56. JOAN HALBERT FHA 53-565 Girls' Sports Club 54-565 FTA 54-55. ELEANOR HALL Band 52-535 FHA 53-565 Girls' Chorus 53-54. PHIL HAMILTON Golf 54-55. BILLY RAY HANKS Football 53-545 Track 53-54. AUBREY I-IARDIN Football 53-565 DO 53-565 Boxing 53-555 Track 54- 56. BOBBY HARTGRAVES Football 54-565 Track 53-565 Who's Who 54-565 Football Captain 55-565 Senior Class Favorite 55-56. LOGAN HARRIS Football 5 2- 5 3. JAMES HARVEY Football 53-565 Track 53-565 Senior Play 56. 1- er 1 y. an Pf '4' 1 V5 4l 2 n I R 00000 0 cllqn ni 44 , A.,-4, -'97 IT A I u I 'tug .I Q ffr.,: . , -U -.,f 0 1 Z 1 1-, la HARROLL HOBBS Football 52-565 Track 52-565 President VIC 55-565 Student Rotarian 55-565 All-District Football 55-56. PATSY ANN HOBSON FHA 53-565 FTA 55-56. THEQRA I-IOLLINGSWORTH Sophomore Princess 53-545 Student Council 53-54, 55-565 Annual Staff 54-555 Associate Editor Annual 55-565 A Cappella Choir 54-555 FTA 54-565 Junior Duchess 54-555 President Spanish Club 54-555 Senior Duchess 55-565 Senior Class Favorite 55-565 B8cP Girl of the Month 55-565 Branding Iron 55-565 SASC Delegate 53-545 Who's Who 55-56. WANDA GAIL KIRKPATRICK 5 Band 53-565 Cheerleader 54-565 Spanish Club 54-565 Thespians 55-565 Sophomore Duchess 53-545 Secre- tary Senior Class 55-565 FTA 55-565 Who's Who 55- 56. JUDY KRAFT Choir 53-545 Thespians 53-565 Library Club 53-565 FTA 54-565 Pony Express 54-555 President Library Club 55-565 Senior Play 55-56. GENE LAMBERT FTA 54-555 VIC 54-56. JERRY LAMM Sophomore Class Reporter 53-545 Baseball 53-545 Basketball 54-565 Senior Class President 55-56. 42 JOYCE LEWIS Girls' Sports Club 53-555 DO 54-55. ROY LEWIS Tennis 53-54. DALE LITTLEFIELD Football 53-565 Basketball 53-565 Track 53-565 Vice President Senior Class 55-565 Branding' Iron 55-565 Student Rotarian 55-56. JANE LOEB Bluebonnet Girls' State 555 FTA 54-565 A Cappella 53-555 Student Council 54-555 Student Council Secre- tary 55-565 Thespiians 53-545 Senior Play 55-565 Pony Express 54-565 President Spanish Club 54-555 Rotary Student Guest 55-565 THSPA Delegate 55-565 IL Typist5 IL Number Sense 55-56. LANELLE MCCORMICK Spanish Club 53-555 FTA 54-565 Pony Express 54- 565 Reporter FTA 55-565 THSPA 55-56. JUNE MCDONELL FHA 53-545 FTA 55-565 Library Club 55-56. DALE McKEn1-IAN Co-Editor Pony Express 55-565 Branding Iron 55-565 FTA 55-565 All-District Basketball 55--565 District's Leading Scorer 55-565 All-State Basketball 55-56. JOE MALONE VIC 54-565 Art Editor Wagonwheel 54-555 FTA 54- 555 VIC Photographer 55-56. W4 JILL MARCHANT FHA 53-565 FTA 565 Girls' Chorus 54-55. SHELIA MASON Transfer from Abilene, Texas. LANELI E MELTON A Cappella Choir 54-54. BUBBA MEYER Sophomore Class Vice President 53-545 Football 54- 565 Basketball 54-565 Track' 53-545 Golf 54-565 Jun- ior Class President 54-555 junior Class Favorite 54- 555 Who's Who 54-565 Tri-Captain of Mustangs 55- 56. DELANO MILLER Basketball 55-56. MARY ANN MILLER FHA 54-565 FTA 54-565 A Cappella choir 54-55. ANNE MARIE MORRISON Number Sense 53-565 Student Council 55-565 FTA 54-565 Girls' Sports Club 53-565 Branding Iron 55- 565 Rotarian Good Citizenship Award 55-565 Who's Who 55-56. GERALD MOUNCE Football 53-565 Basketball 54-555 Baseball 53-56. MYRTICE MORRIS FHA 54-555 Library Club 53-565 Office 55-565 FTA 54-56. JIMMY NEEPER Football 53-565 Track 54-555 FFA 53-54. MARCIA NEEPER Band 53-565 Band Senate 55-565 Band Secretary 55- 56. WAYNE NEWMAN Secretary General Metal 55-56. haue! DONATA NEWSOM Interscholastic League Declaimer 53-545 FHA 53-545 A Cappella Choir 53-565 FTA 54-555 FTA Librarian 55-565 Troubadears 55-565 A Cappella Choir Secre- tary-Treasurer 55-56. DORTHY PATTON A Cappella Choir 53-565 Thespians 53-565 Senior Play 55-565 FTA 54-56. ALTON PEMBROKE Band 53-565 FTA 54-555 Senior Play 55-56. JANE PINNELL A Cappella 53-565 Library Club 55-565 FHA 53-565 FTA 54-565 TALA Delegate. BEVERLY PRICE Choir 54-55. ROY LEE PRICE Texas High School Press Association Convention Delegate 54-565 A Cappella Choir 53-565 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 53-565 Pony Express Staff 54-565 Boys' Ensemble 54-565 Choral Council 55-565 Branding Iron 55-565 Senior Play 55-565 Co-Editor Annual 55- 56. . V G 43 . ' I! X - J.-2 ' . ,JS gg i an A3 on 'Mg Wm ann '- o a 'll . ' 0 U uri 0 ,rl he I v -V x. QUUUU 4 ..- -- ---- ' .iz - ,1 4 I BETTYE JOYCE PULLIG Cheerleader 53-563 Head Cheerleader 55-563 A Cap- pella Choir 53-563 Troubadears 53-563 Secretary Trou- badears 55'56Q Choir Council 53-563 Pony Express 54-563 Co-Editor Pony Express 55-563 Yucca Staff 54-553 Homecoming Queen 55-563 Sophomore Favo- rite 53-543 junior Favorite 54-553 Senior Class Re- porter 55-563 THSPA Delegate 54-563 FTA 54-563 Who's Who 54-563 FTA Vice President 55-563 Stu- dent Council 55-563 Branding Iron 55-563 Inter- scholastic League journalist 54-56. ROSS ROBERTS VIC 55-563 President VIC 55-563 Choir 55-56. ELINOR RUTH SEALY Band 53-563 Twirler 54-563 Head Twirler 55-563 Thespians 55'563 FTA 55-56. GLENDA SHUFF Cheerleader 53-543 A Cappella Choir 53-543 Fresh- man Class Reporter 53-543 FHA 54-56.3 Sports Club 54-563 Vice President Student Council 55-56. BOBBY SNYDER Basketball 5 5-56. LAINE STEWART Spanish Club 53-553 Girls' Sports Club 54-553 FTA 54-553 VIC 55-563 Interscholastic League Speller 54- 56. 44 fdckdawntie PATSY STOCKTON Girls, Sports Club 53'563 Volleyball 53-563 FTA 54- 563 Vice President Girls' Sports Club 55-56. BILLY JOE STONE DO 53-563 DO President 55'56Q FFA 53-56. BETTY RUTH STROMAN FHA 54-563 FTA 54-563 Yucca staff 54-553 FTA Parliamentarian 55-56. LARRY SUMMERS Football 53-563 King of Hearts Duke 54-553 Tri- Captain Football 55-56. DEWITT TAYLOR Library Assistant 54-56. L. B. TAYLOR Student Council 52-533 Wagonwheel Staff 54-553 VIC Club Reporter 55-56. BELVA TEUBNER Girls' Chorus 55-56. GEORGE TURNER FFA 5 4- 5 6. LOWELL WANN Football 54-56. NOMA WARE Spanish Club 53-553 A Cappella Choir 553 FTA 54 55. OLEN WATSON Band 53-563 VIC 53-56. PEGGY WILSON Transfer from Odessa. Waimea 4544440046436 SHIRLEY XVHITWVORTH Band 54-55g FHA 54-55g FTA 54-565 Interscholastic League Typist 54-55g Whols Who 54-565 FHA - President 55-56g FTA Secretary 55-56g FFA Sweet- heart 55-56g Finalist Homecoming Queen 55-56g Wagonwheel Staff 55-56g B 8: P Girl of the Month 55-565 Senior Duchess 55-56g Branding Iron 55-56. Jah ZZW THOMAS WOMACK V Basketball 53-56. Associate Editor Wagonwheel 54- 55g Branding Iron 55-56g King of Hearts 55-56. W. . W SAMMIE WOOD , 53-56g Secretary FHA 54-554 A Cappella W Choir 53-56. ' GLENN WORTHAM l Band 55-565 VIC 53-55. IQ - will p CHARLES YEAGGER TPB-Sl p at Q46 Senior Play 55-56. Oy ,cf S H Q26 gif Sw W1 ,Q A 52 if rfb YG lf Q 1' -Q5 V -555 yi 25515 C5 p J B D . f' v V , I i WM v J fvf WJ 45 Secretary-Treasurer ...., .,... E . M. LAWRENCE Reporter ...,...,......, ...,..,,.... P ETER LOEB Vice President ....., ,,.,.. F RANK HARVELL President ...r.., ,Y..r, R EAGAN BOONE wif M W-, J resign, . 4 I I I 4126 We Vins ssirr f 'J gloria charles ' jane alston andrews beall I ffl r: W--. ff 3 iw Pj 4 Q gi ix . j mary ellen lowell ray tommy joe james charles 44' reagan belew benson benson bishop boley boone lf 'Q 'FK oe brazelton lawrence tommy bredemeyer bridges dixie brown Wanda sue burklow don burns l l THE LOCKER BRIGADE . . . Between-period gab sessions and ' sighs of awe seem to be the main course of study in school for l johnny Wilkinson and Lu jean Purvis. , ? , , my f SL, . I X D We aubrey ivy dell derrol burrows burrus Cameron ' Zpaatcme mzdpnaacbd E1 . 3 dv-my 3' v 1' ,pf roland patriCia i Cardwell Childr s Cockrell 4 CRAZY OTTO OR BACH air of is re- flected as juniors Nan and Rosemary Morris Beethoven, and Bop. Jane Beall for a ,M -idk!! Zeigler, Chopin, , ,,r, , -3 C-A Y ,R ,5 W : I'-. Q eddie kent Wilma jo Colthorp Comolli Conway ' as 'Sl' 'tai K 'K if J- I richard robin W. Cornell Cox Croan 9 6 Q V ' in .i W' john edna lou Cecil Craft davis dunlap lddflfd My 2 L' V ILE Q Y s. sv- ff i 4? Q 7 XX K lx e N l F jimmy sue carol feagan finch finley ,. 5 fi -,-.' 5 K. L - as J Q, , Jkrr sammy susan janice glass graves green ' 'G- , 3 ..,' '.i kathy dunn duflll joyce evans valentine carl forester franklin 3' 1 jan dwain guy hardin joyce geron 'il as 1' .55 A '39 2 sally harding brice frank turner sammy harvey jo ann hartgraves harvell harvey harvey henderson hope 49 ,, , .M K .X y ,iii . , ,. . 1 . uw - sue hudgins 1 K Mi . 3 5 5, clyde jones -P111 N' ., 4, 'fffgff billy daryll Jamrson jdhnson '23 5 , carroll bobby kearney king A A E x will 46400 axis.. t Bk K X H 5 'lk H fkqcyy X as ww! Z2 93 ikfm ' XX S l rf Qi l fanny mavadean raymond kirgan kouri lambert joy e. m. jerry sue jackie jean landers lawrence lay lewis lindsey liVingSt0n gy 1 K uqg - f l , if l l Rah ' an ,ry bp X lr .1 ' I peter penny wenclell ordella wendellene gayle loeb mqbfide mccright mcfarlen millett moore 50 length ltdfle is .':: X R P charles wayne newman nichols ii 5 a i c Q ,IKLQA ' molly gracie pearce peeples ,Lif- p 1 f l ':,- - y Rkrl i 2f55g2?fi5'1ig5 T T :,. martha jean donald pollard price dean 3 2 5. gig , K 5 f ' ' , 5 'Rina cgi douglas rosemary Stanley morris morris fI10rr1S l A 5 5 ..-.T l if adolph gary g6fry ohlhausen olvera pace parker if .4 id -'1 f We Carolyn pittman sue price LETS GET STARTED . . , Homework is a cinch when it's done together, agree Sue Lewis, Jan Guy, Peggy Yourlg, BHSCOIU Waggoner, and Carl Franklin. ? .I s E beverly lu jean gayle pruitt purvis reams -acdaolaocwz ' 4 ra mzugaret dorothy reeves rhodes richardson Sanders 1 , A Q I - 't , -K . 3 Q E s ': j 1 . E XXX A ll LETS HAVE A SODA . seems to be the popular de- A l mand as juniors Beverly Mavadean Kouri, Clyde jones, dorlene jimmy Hardin, Ross Tho1 and Sandra Rhodes pull in at . . shaffer a local drlve-mn. K rx Z.. QA joy D smlth peggy mary lee sedberry Pe88Y shifflett '54 , 'fl ' patricia ann tarkington shackelford fl? av fam' ffl 1 4 'P sv , Mrk-. betty smith charles taylor W X W M -::-.. ' LV,W , 1f f v ' M 1' , Pg:- , . x . ,L 4-Q. 'AZZ ' judith ann mike tinsley turner of johnny glenn Wilkinson williams 3 , K g px: :Yin Y marcelle Carolyn ross taylor templeton thompson may if! cecilio anne villa wade nan jauettci williams Winn Rf Cclwin Pffggl' young young kathryn suc . lieilliflff youggef zeigler d I -uf .W fi lms bascom dowling waggoner ware I ., - i -. ' br. fi, Q 'A i'ii i'r f xi 'l'l f? i lrri he N b or ilrrri yr XV ' . ,N :hifi is lx sammie A douglas wood wright 53 '41 Munn' , 'V J 'ri ,h i -' f in .L g .ty . -K? 3 agility, A Z . ,, W M S, , . , , S, ,L t S t if t ., - r . f ' E N . 4 'Q s My f, ' . 1 L,'L'- 1 , - -r E f if R .,,v.:-:',4,gU ' . . .. , ll :J A ,A 522. f--' fsfww- N., ,z 4- j ,, R 3, I W-f--.. , . - ' ,J f . M, ,. f . 5 -4 -1 1 . sus V, aw- eiktfff 1. :,1- - H 2 2: , 1? f . ' 4 ff: , ,,,,. X. it 1 E, lv... :L is va xv ,KV 21,1 i .M sm W r f M A V 1 t V ,Q i f .g .- i I-'Q 9 A? 9 5 s Y' , K n ff . ix x JUNIOR ENGINEERS- Young at heart may well des- SHOW TIME-Four junior students find fun and enter cribe four junior boys who find entertainment and relaxa- tainment as they take in a movie in downtown Sweetwater tion while playing with an electric train. Left to right are These students, left to right, are Pati Cockrell, Edna Davis Gary Pace, Sammy Glass, jimmy Feagan, and E. M. Lawr- Tommy Bridges, and Kent Comolli. ence. ' a . J . .E . ffl X . .it 7' ' B- ff ar 1 'gf is r V ,ei I Y sw A A ' 1 ta f x aaa ' it . , H ,Q . ' - r Q ff 1 H-J ,, -x K it R s Q .3 1 , K .J S' 'WP - 3 I i . S .f .. xi I TABLES TURNED-Brice Hartgraves, left, and Turner Harvey have I' their chance to rest as Sue Finch, left, and Bettye Greer, play the ' gentleman's role during twirp season. fl. 'I f I f . I , tame cal! SPRING SETTING-Students relaxing in the backyard of a GI-ITTERING GENERALITIES-FOUI' Sweetwater High friend, left to right, are Robin QOX, Gerry Parker, Mary School iuniors smileihappily as they view a window display Lee Shaqkelfofd, and Don Bfflms, in a downtown ,jewelry store. The girls are Virginia Reeves, ,I ' Sue Hudginsqwne Wacle and Su Younger. LNK x 5 4 Ii. N .. Q. 't U MM ian Wwffwfw fijmwgw W -y. Q 1 ff 9 19' W W9'8' WWW gm J' EM 5 WWWIWW f ww iff X 'M7' 2 ffffff , , , ,gf-71.3 ff x A A J I 4 0 55- .4 Reporter ,.. ...,..,,Y...,, .,,......,,..,. ... P ETER FOX Secretary-Treasurer ..,,.. ..... C ARYLON L Vice President ...... ,.r,....,,,,,,,. J ACK BYRD President ...,,.... ...,. P AUL HOLCOMB 'w n QM, i me n Q 17 at EQ K K at MHS . r:f, fi ' K ,K S:,.,, 35 Q r f 2 We A rag , Q' . K. , In ,f IL? f wwfzeecametoendaf 0044004044004 darrell Carolyn aldridge armstrong J james Peggl' bardwell b?1I'UC5 cloris stanley Vee bonner boose brady , of bcnda ashton l -B V K f f., V 4 w',L 00 rixfiw 75 ff, Tfii 1 Lf fx sandra bentle ' , wi A :L ff 3' 1: .:: 'ie J 9 ,J 52 ' Aj, x or , y gene atklnson ,Q ,5 f lk roland blackwell Pe88Y ballard georgia blevins billy mary oland y bridwell bristow brown , fx XKISE4 ha 'Ld 4 PM 'rsf if- ,, buckley f ' 'W' . 4, Nf H .Haw F JM 5, , Xa Q' if vm 1, jack W., Q, bYfd ' ,W '- - 'ackie ka Y. w- J Y . 'fr EM Callaway callison OFF TO THE GAME . . . Football is the big event, as Sydney Edwards, Connie Panzer and jane Mcjunkins prepare to leave for an out-of-town game. josie frankie johnny castorena clark clark gordon carruth madeline clark - , qaglff, wily of Q21 Mtffa 52 - L.M,.w I -K -kL- ff - f 'I' ,, .. , .:-.:...::. f7.,, . ef, .f irlfggtf V ,. , -Q 'ffzaaiiw -S255-'ff '- ' 5 ,ge 1- isa.,-f. . . i- . mv,- ' 'ffbwlmm K , ,.,,. V, :.,, W,,r ' ' ii cgfflf. ' , 'iikf6?ff4-i3'5' Qlfil .. , , M. . ig. , 55 ye-:srl -yyf-:jan , ,y . T:'g,r3- , 5. F easier A 8, il g gi Carolyn i 35 reariei My X f df V .4 A-P f 1 david caskey N earl madeline craig craver f 'Af ocwladdtdeclfzpwztto rmeafehc, ' betty Creech fr f . 'S 1 don dollar virginia edwards 5 ri 1 Q W f .E-: . , a, xx tayl Q fx nick dugger joy june eoff farr QF! .wi sandra davenporf ,I as 2 Ad.Q f .g.. x ft W ,V '-A-f' , 5 :fl A 7 bobby duncan pat fincher ,, 4 ,, ' ii 5 Zigfia' a : . f- Y - f',, mf - ,N Q . L, . fi Q 4-X ' '55 xx lyndon dickens nadine davis Q' Carolyn sydney echols edwards bobby leon fisher f itts 52 lax ,idx O 4 HQW mmm -vs., - K 7. P'i-hy f if 4' Q x rf, Wanda roberta fullwood fuqua jerry gage rs. WW? nvmffqr fx 3 gg, n Q im 5 X Ha casley ' sandra patsy gonzales ix V graham grice Ay kr M , . kenneth James joy hale hamilton haney 2 'sf b.an n a K Q if E'aa n ' jlljjllf ,jwkj who , M ,il VA 6541? ag- Pahhlcomb paul hendricks ethel l hassell j OFF WE GO . . . With an air of reverence and spiritual joy, students of Sweetwater High School enter into local church work. Students attend- ing a morning worship service are Cecil Kearney, Carolyn Carroll, and Pat Gerald. nelda eldon von1ta judy naomi james ef ery johnson johnson jones M cecil 1 kearney l , gi? Y .. ,. , , ' Wendell kent md of jane marilyn peggy kidd tx kinsey lane 5 i lk' , v fl 1' . Y fir . 5 rx egg , - , L 2: , eele . Ns i dennis -ti-Qin -I ., lindley CHECKING THEM OUT , . . Sheila Young and Patricia Wyatt, sopho- L A K mores, earn elective credits and practical experience as they serve Leon -FQ ii K i Fitts and Kenneth Hale as student librarians. 5,51 I ' gf Sue lightfoot joe ellen sue ronny carolyn jeanne maddox manley martin mason mauzey michael AUUW ' s- FF - . , 1 , ff-wa:-,,,-2 if j j -.AA 1 VAV ' J M l 4: f f tim morris karl montgomery moore morris AQ -CW ballard johnny jerry mccormick mcfarlen mcginley almaz polly sydney vera nayf a nee per nelson olvera lUL1I'1'2ly 'Q ' .J I an i K ,- ,gi K 12? ' 3 1 ,. jane mcjunkins Connie panzer ' S , . ,Q Q ' xii - rj ,V ... ,. ' . .4 A ev 2 7 j ,, rj E 0 , 15- ..-k,' H - ' X A . rA,. , ., lgjx ' f I elk M . W if-+5 M Jaws! A, 7,y., jean mccain fa A f j ff ' , - H Z 3 1:1 , r kay nance eyvonne patrick ec4aoZ,bfzaacde W norman Patton X K i t -.. : if f :' 7 bettie jo r ,Mix - K, ,f polnack ,4 i'f:i, f-1 1 j, , ,,,A it X xx P L i -,,V,i A katherine ann jerry Polnaqk posten price at ,,.,.': , Lf , n Mya-L K , A jimmy Puuig karen satterlee glenda jimmy maria scott scale sepeda nelda julia gerald clara jo robert j. cl. sessums shaw she y shilling Shipley sims as. i 1 I O ' ww! glenda myrna Z's f'f S T beverly taylor fs- ea.-..': -1A i Y 5 ig' E. j rebecca jean tarkington dowell smith Spaulding spradlin jean f rances taylor taylor mondelene barbara thomas thompson W 45' Y Q Nl l s ' ' , i df n 5 , -' s . ' A 5 4 t 2 .- 4 . i E T E t t . - wp iwj ff 'ia' FOUND AT LAST . . . Dickie Woods and Roberta Fuqua demonstrate use of the high school library as an instrument of supplementary infor- mation and guidance. The library is open for use by all school personnel. jimmy sue carl dwain true turner walker walker w i k, ' , 5. R. I V .Z is ' i esr, Q T , ' K A ' J - ,.., f., ' , , i R eeist V ' , A .. -st! ' , .f , 5' fiii91?si:',L ,ff ',g,,.,,, . ,I , 9' ' V I -' , fv,gf-Sy! ' t ., Q jf i , A T1 tn, a, gf -r - '2 .1 gf 4 agdiifki N' 4 'lim ' mi ' 'gi E joyce Wa -xr r . fzeanuwlbmaeflaua H4046 2 danny Welch robert wilson 66 jo ann Woodward defame dw 29? sarah norma Whisenant Williamson 'Q Y' Q Y , fy .Af 'iv Patricia shelia Wyatt young awww . Hvogi- WW N Qgawfa ,SM if W, W9 M SVI - MW J! nf f W X54 N fi . xo A XJ Eg? 32,3 A is Egg MM M ii? 55525555 fry 6,3 iifffd W ww WZQKQUQK riir ' Q Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,, .,,,, E DDII: SCOTT Reporter ......,,,,,,,,, ,..... President ....,,,, , Vice President -6 cw fx. .,. Q, ,f T ee ' riei . QW Xu A I A if I ' K W. .. kg a SANDRA PITTS PAT FRALEY ARDIS GAITHER 3 nzezziegvwt f , Z Wf fi 'i ff Q32 X, ix eddie barber 1 .r 11. if 132' - V my 5 helen biles ' , 'TM YQ' X donella billy arthur allen ausburne aven 'E gail james larry linda linda barfield barnes barnhill bardwell barrington boothe michael nancy joyce jerry carolyn gCOfgC bromley bromley brown browning bruner bryan X ,, billy burklow x '35- A I ii 0 r , 'rf x r r I ,slim dwain helen burnett burnett 5 llv ,.f. igr: Zli. ir, r C :Wigs W2 4 f.::'-?E- r ,N -any .. . .-air rr - we wa f , ' 1 rw, 1 ,, jimmie burke V V M , ,..,, . ., . 5 4. , 322 -M Q' if . nn' 4' , ,::,.',:33E' '- ,. abr at rs- XE I EE A g O K Rx betty trent phillip roy burrows butler Caldwell Ca well I VX 6 1 'I fl-on FE mn Qi! -i Q . betty jack Cavitt Choate ieanette barbara 70 Cox Craig Clark F x as 4'-Wa J' 5 ggi gl rf, .qi DZUICY CFZIVCI' 2 ,. Carolyn leslie Carl Comolli Cothron Cowan eugene james earlene Creech Crenshaw critz 'D as ewmay max to i At ,xi 8 i m3I'g21f6f daflfly AN APPLE A DAY . . . Freshman john Bryant gets off to the right' start Croan daniels as he presents a nice fat apple to Miss George Stiles, math teacher. WWW w s -s A fs r .3 Qi f as Y 'ls Q, 3 W J if aL Ai Ef' srsssr --- E gary frances paul connie davenpoff davis debusk dooley j. W. jerry dorsey douglas K Q- iitb . g . f f'7'?,.T5? fa +3 Q' in .,,V - g m , was . ' ' A ' 13 x 5 ' 0 eff 1 Q diana glenda ronny mike boo pat edgar elliott english everts fox frnley 7l . MEM af W' , MW WM fzelaxatche DQ I iw! 027 I 4,1 iffy Wffffzw f fr 45 .A ., g .. i , all yy ' .,,, ., Z 'fe f t HX i RECORDED STARDOM . . . Put this one on, suggests Don Bishop as lavaughfl arlfla 1OL1 Glenda Elliott spins record favorites for Eddie Scott and Patty Miller. freeman t 'ltl 2 5 e me t ' ' i ' mt -9, i n f' i E1 5 lx X 1 .V 4 Kg is E Q A it V 'E ardis 'oan joy mary darla ii -dewey gaither gallander garclner gauge anim ' gee gent g g gg 1l'et ik N' ii it 05 amelia ' nancy garland darlerle deflfly elizabeth 72 gibbs gilliam green greer hamilton hampton betty harris Fpljxf-g billy jud herron f rieda vonzell bobby hassell henington henson ,,,U , 5 K V patty dalton hartgraves harvey if? F f f it , . It 5 A . .,, L V -' Q, X N ,I 'H trueitt U patricla ann hicks holladay ff! 3 is w ig f to A of P x 1 X faye durrel jolley jones ' orth janice ra stanley howe, jr. howie johnson judy yancey Patsy ann joseph jones jones kinsey kraft margaret I j. t. kyle lambert 73 iff A 4 3 ,arf j M , Q . 2-:T V E al SZHRQR Wx xx doris ann livingstonb -s Cay lynn mccorkle - Nm betty nancy mcdonell mcgmre -ffl, r jg Af 4 'Xxx patty Wanda jean miller millett billie jean I ' I UC .fjjyljy mccormick 'QQ rl .Q 48 johnny ronald dale mckimmey maddox .. ff .'-' : I 3. ' gi? A i: '!'f','1u g T vq. r g ::' if-'j 15: :'. , x i - ei. 7 pat joyce milson moody Xx 5 5' 5 I X wr, ff? sue marlin betty mullins . I 11' I V , , P 40 as Q 6 mr an Y I 1 0 gf if norman mayes charles nations 14, an F ws, ij z gl K V, ,f f Q, -' , A r,f,f,, fa, -aff -1, , - r R355 kinky , af ,f , N2 rj r . :ii 2 relax 'rw--,rw,1,. ,UTA ., j'K- E? 4' thearl Carrol jerry jean james charles 74 nelson newman nichols pace parker patrick malta as vm H' E gh W- Y -. . dip, E.riy , Qt. f 4, fd N. Vifginia Cdyfh jL'ST KEEP THE BALL GOINGA umrs . . . Over the mgt gm the mu Patterson Peffymllfl and friendly mnwrsution. as Diana Edgar. Betty Boutlrc, Kay Bi1I'I'tflgI'Ol'l. Margaret Crount and Cay lNIrCorklc, get together fur plcrmm-. z 7 'jf' . I fig W ,xx 4 Ng ,Q s ix' E gC0fge 59-Udfll joycc barbara johnnic sandra phrlley pltts porter powcll powcll pruitt er E at C, 'If l 'vm - - 'ft . ':f:,. . k , 5: f 1 .J , f l Q 5 .p r L x , rl f f 1 ,f,,.'z , in g V ' ' - . fue.. ,itglihgai mg' 2- K ' ' Q' SEL . nj- ,. ff ' ff - . i'- I 'E E - +. .-, -.---1+ .'-me N 9 M ,I x glcnda. w. lec mary ann garland zzmc sammy PLIIVIS rawlmgs reams reed ICCVCS fenffo 75 RUN T-1' 614524 0 ,f R v-' L. R59 9 ta I L REFRESHING MOMENT . . . A pause for water is taken advantage of by ray . nedfa Boo Fox and Pat Fraley, freshmen, as they take a break between classes. I'UShlf1g 5aUdC1'5 f . : ww. ll . K l 49 3' ,aw f tg ,Q tr T' ,C fi f L, Y f lx 1 V. A if 41 NM XM 'Q ff N' 3 is eddie sandra betty ronnie james robert scott scott setzer sheffield shilling simmons sl ew a w is A M i- r . ,, , I :L h . 3 , f. ' eeik V . 'V W f I 3 . ' 'M fi :'- ' - K 1 5 X -,tr K W 'N N K at 3 E 5 H R 1 1 Q 1 charlotte Wayland thelma fboopsiej mary calvin barbara 76 smith smith stanford stewart stewart Storrs O I 9 O catolyn sue taylor taylor se' A x W V W J Ml uk. N -el., i, bonnie sue tinsley thompson F - gaylon lee Pat Walton welborn james robert margaret taylor Q' as 1 f S la SY S X jerry don nie Stroud suitt r0bCrt doloras ann taylor teaff .4-, vera opal talbot melba teague ef,i .ll ig A new . a . . ,Q Q wir, T' -P .ur :Q -. P is 'lm 2 w -T3 .ik e 5 jf? 'FT ,' , - 5 , ' A ': A ffeda mae jack Wesley marie janyce tilley tucker tyler wadlrngton eatr ff: '. tc W. Neg,-K wg 53' X X1 I don ronnie Wendell welter Whitaker whitenburg i tl 5 1 .. If 3-wha ek A i gmt 'vw or W sf is fi iree ariis owen joyce barton gloria whight wilkinson williams williams E it ..,.'1.. I. :V f john edward martha ann linda demarce williamson Willoughby woodard WO0Clard I Q 7 EIL MWW - .E,M: M ef, , ,Q4 91 'Kg :Q , A ,Q -with i john doqald woody ' worsham HOW'S THE WEATHER UP THERE? . . . This seems to be the implied question of jerry Douglas, freshman, as Dale Mc- Keehan, senior, looks down. This smile illustrates the welcome extended as another group of unclerclassmen enters the school. N ,Rmhw dbljio-I ' - I Mfff I 1 gi, 4' fr, f k QW lf! sf Qj,wfZfgM fjffgf ' Q- W 1 ff M Qff' f fi f 1 J yfffyiliz fd 4 'K . 51 A M Pr H L, W 'X M Rua? A M H y H A jx f J Qin -1--215' 'iff' X' -. x A :. g N if--- i-1--5-?is:5f T 4 J X Cl55?:?::-:j5:'f- 1, 'Z TZ . IZ 'gr 7 Misa:-.:5:i.4g '---5-5 ifff - A 11:1 'si-::si,.,ff M1 M Mk JV af' Q E rw E ffpffjffgf J wi? f WJ W 5 '.1. ,f I' :JI A IS X xl F N F Y 'X' V 4,-, X WOM 1 ww K jaw R W nj! 1' W QC jf! ' x X X VL f' W W Y' QQ ff ' S X 'Mfr , T iff J I f x gg. -15: wgg W ., ff A xi 'f 5 K. PJ, , fy is ? A ,-. v' 4 W 0. -f 1 1 ,Z f S s v . Q . , ' . 'U Q 5, Q . , 5' 'Y . 1 0 ' 1. . :sq ' 4 I, :vb he Q 'LAI fix., X A I 8 .xy vi 4. 2: M ,XM -.if 'Q if f . .ff i fy., ff if . if ' , . ,f ,Lf I ,VJ J! I q X Wa jf' ff j is ff - . ,Y K NEWMAN HIGH ROYALTY - Following three years of high school life, senior Shirley Feagan was crowned Queen of the Yucca by Superintendent Olaf G. South amidst a garden setting. Shirley, co-editor of the Yucca, reigned not only on the throne, but behind the scenes as she helped plan, design, and decorate for the formal event. During her high school career, she has served in the F.H.A. and F.T.A. clubs and on the Yucca Staff. In 1954, out-of-town judges chose her as new year's girl. -iz? c Yr .Q 'f junior princess sophomore princess lu jean purvis From each class of Newman High School, students elected one girl as class princess and candidate for the Yucca queenship. One of the contestants is crowned each year during the formal Yucca Gloriosa Corona- tion. This year, freshmen chose Patricia Fox as their princess, while sophomores selected Carylon Carroll. juniors' choice was Lujean Purvis, and seniors se- lected Shirley Feagan, who was the student choice for 1956 queen. carylon carroll freshman princess boo fpatriciaj fox i 5 i 3 3 fig, ' ' 4 J F. 2 1 I J fi iv., 'xi f i E E f In P . senior duchess theora hollingsworth nf-1. Y 4 Y Q u ... 1 G' s if E1 SSX 81' lg q ,Mrk 2' 1 ,ey M Q Q. 1 r x junior duchess sandra rhodes 64004 senior duchess Shirley whitworth x 1' i -'QF -1119 s Qi 1 ve- ,1' ,, i 7, A ,f ' 7 'rf , ,gm in ,W .sq f j . ' ggi. 425,14 ii-f if P, i 1 in 4 new or Wgwggfgii 'B junior duchess beverly pruitt sophomore duchess sarah whisenant -v. sophomore duchess patricia Wyatt a , 4 . g, 5 A I b b f, W N my 1 AFM. 014' ' i Q-'J S..-.A f .J 5? !,,,,g,?.- i . - ,rhwxmq me A LL H ,W ,lf , if K A 7 f it ., K Q R A ' T2 5 U 3 9 me Fifi? V A I W Q ' 5? , M-w-- l gk 23.1 o f 'y W' 1 ooo 4 f V ,W.o .rf -ss 1 rf? 1' W x so M freshman duchess patty miller M freshman duchess nancy gilliam 85 www' xx JA J V1 QUEENS COURT-Amid a garden setting of hearts and roses, Queen Shirley Feagan and her royal court are entertained by various per- formers. i , 3 QUEEN FOR A DAY ALWAYS-Members of the royal party at the Yucca coronation seated on the first row, left to right,' are duchesses and their escorts, Sandra Rhodes, jimmy Hardin, Theora Hollingsworth, Bobby Hartgraves, Walter Davis, Shirley Wlhitworth, Clyde Jones, and Beverly Pruitt. Second row: Nancy Gilliam, Ronnie English, Sarah Whisenant, Jimmy True, Leon Fitts, Patricia Wayatt, Eddie Scott, and Patty Miller. I Princesses and their escorts on the first row are Carylon Car- roll, Paul Holcomb, Lujean Purvis, and johnny Wilkinson. Seated on the third row are Boo Fox and james Parker. Standing are the Queen, Shirley Feagan, Superintendent Olaf G. South, and the Queen's escort, Bubba Meyer. Seated at the Queen's feet are Michael Sparkrnan and Margaret Lee Pace, crown bearers. E N m rilllllilll W Uniasseexsxuux DOWN THE LANE-Into the garden of royalty and ro- underway. This annual formal event at Newman mance strolled representatives, escorts, duchesses, princesses, School is highlighted by the crowning of the school and a queen, as the 1956 Yucca Gloriosa Coronation got by Superintendent Olaf G. South. :ill lil High queen NEWMAN HIGH ROYALTY-Following three years of high school life, senior Shirley Feagan was crowned Queen of the Yucca by Superintendent Olaf G. South amidst a garden setting. Shirley, co-editor of the Yucca, reigned not only on the throne, but behind the scenes as she helped plan, design, and decorate for the formal event. During her high school career she has served in the F.H.A. and F.T.A. clubs and on the Yucca staff. In 1954, out-of-town judges chose her as New Year girl. nf senior favorites mr. bobby hartgraves miss theora lmollingsworth 'YQTWSX 13' '36 gk 3 4 1 1 1 1 qv? 1, f 95? 1 ' ii 0 M: 'Wes' junior favorites mr. dowling ware miss joyce evans S. Hwx u. ., Wi. ,145 ,, ex f .s ww--in --,Q i' X sophomore favorites mr. jack byrd miss jearme michael Q ,N js Q. ML. 1 N Y yi x si 2 'X ' 1 5 I 3 x 1 J , V 5 . www Q- ff ak X if J' freshman favorites mr. james parker miss patricia Cbooj .fox 1 .' .J -:Q 5 if- ' decwtq and defeat cam 'mana 4.4.45 tfitfe fafz7bqceaeZZZc45a LOVELY LADY-Joyce Nell Bishop, Miss S.H.S. for 1956, was chosen for the honor over eleven other girls, who were judged on personality, achievements, poise, and talent. Senior Joyce Nell was chosen to hold the title of Miss S.H.S. in the annual contest spon- sored by the Pony Express staff. From the 21 girls entered in preliminary con- tests, 12 finalists were chosen by school judges. Then came the big night in the school audi- torium when the girls met for the contest and seven eminent persons from out-of-town sub- mitted their judges, sheets with contest results, Next on the night's program was the high- light of the evening when Ben Brock, publica- tions director, made known the popular choice and named Joyce Nell as Miss S.H.S. for 1956. She was presented an orchid corsage, donated by Sweetwater Floral Company, by Miss S.H.S. for 1955-Miss Gayle Meyer, now a freshman at Texas Christian University. LOVELY TO LOOK AT-Joyce Nell Bishop, left, Sweefviiffff Hit-Zh School 5'3Hi0f, is Pre' are Peggy Barnes, third place winnerg jane Loeb, fourthg Joyce Nell Bishop, sented an orchid corsage by Ben Brock, pub- lications director and assistant principal, shortly after being named Miss S.H.S. Sweet- water Floral Company donated the corsage for Miss S.H.S. FINAL FIVE-The top five girls in the Miss S,H.S, contest, left to right, Miss S.H.S.g Mary Alice Dammann, secondg and Julia Shaw, who finished fifth in the little Miss America pageant. TOP TWELVE-Finalists in the Miss S.I-l.S. contest, left to right, are Molly Pearce, Kay Callison, Julia Shaw, jane Loeb, Peggy Barnes, Mary Alice Dammann, Joyce Nell Bishop, Almaz Nayfa, Beverly Pruitt, Glenda Purvis, Theora Hollingsworth, and Kathryn Su Younger. 93 l 1 dame gaeevi Kg ,eopaiafz divalent ante Senior Bettye Joyce Pullig was elected by secret vote as 1956 Homecoming Queen. Results were re- vealed during halftime activities of the Thanksgiving Day football game. Bettye Joyce is a member of the A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Troubadears, Future Teachers, serves 94 as Co-Editor of the Pony Express, and as Head Cheer- leader. Superintendent Olaf G. South presented Bettye as winner and awarded her a floral bouquet as the band serenaded her. .SRX L. ,ef bg , ff srrnn :Ee-Em J' YW' .. , . ...- A' r-' saw - f- -V -I -- ' 'r ,ta if ,ati , 3- '.:'Iv F' -123- , .--4 fy' ,- S 'H . , 'H' ff' ww .. , H P I 33? Jr. -rs, :W . - , pg- v -Z .f . . 1, a 'Wag-am.: 'f 13.1, 5? - '-eg I-vg,1:J, if g .1 ,. .:,' AvgHf - V -wtsgwawg WMM.. WM , w f peggy guelkef shirley whitworth A highlight of the Sweetwater-Big Spring football game was presentation of Homecoming Queen and runners-up. The girls were chosen by the student body by secret ballot. Preceding entrance of this year's queen, Bettye Joyce Pullig, runners-up Peggy Guelker, Shirley Whitworth, Sandra Rhodes, Patty Miller, and Boo Fox entered in convertible automo- biles and were presented. 1. sandra rhodes 71 ,la . I few 1 K patty miller boo fox 95 cue ' jj fi 4 i l li ii 'pix ,Ji 'Q f 'ii 'Q 3 RUNNER-UP-Second choice of the judges Gilliam. Being a freshman in Newman High was one of Nancy's first opportunities to gain honors. She also served as freshman duchess in tion. 96 K . lil! XX was Nancy School this high school the Corona- X ' fi M N 1956 LADY-Sue Hudgins, senior, was re- vealed by the Pony Express as 1956 New Year Girl. In the annual contest sponsored by the Express, Sue was chosen for the honor hy out-of-town judges after pictures of homeroom winners were judged on a typical school girl appeaarncen basis. ,iz 5. new 5 ff W-Mmm.. i . we . , aa THIRD PLACE WINNER-Third place choice this year in the contest was Carolyn Templeton, junior. Carolyn has also served as a member of the Yucca Staff, F.H.A., F.T.A., and as office assistant. She has also been elected Sophomore favorite. CROWNING OF THE KING-Shirley Whitworth, F.H.A. President, crowns Thomas Womack King of Hearts, while LaMay Greer, King's escort, looks on. Standing is the crown bearer, joe Glen Ammons. F w1 DOWN TO EARTH-Pati Cockrell is the main attraction at the annual King of -Iearts Coronation, following crowning of Thomas Womack as the 1956 King. Pati :resented an acrobatic dance routine for the royal court's entertainment. Also on the nrogram were the Troubadears and Glenda Purvis, presenting vocal arrangements. The coronation, an annual for- mal event, is sponsored by the homemaking department of New- man High School. Directors of the group are Miss Louise Bollinger and Mrs. Frank Davis. Following the crowning and pro- gram, refreshments, prepared by the girls' group, were served. r e spanish sweetheart marge brown 'Zelme A 1 f .f .a. sweetheart shirley whitworth f' if s at d. o. sweetheart linda best f .. at ' 5465 yacc Kean!! 3 nil general metals sweetheart patty miller choir sweetheart judy dennis M ai I band sweetheart sandra rhodes Xl lu jean purvis if 654086 Q .W, ,lllllklxr ,, ,, I Carolyn templeton billy jamison , 4 v 72 ,6 rosemary morris sandra rhodes reagan boone fm 'wdab cada' jane loeb Wanda gail kirkpatrick shirley feagan zffj,ggf:j'V' W anne morrison dlb tt K v , wr- 'A' V QJ J of W' P, wif 15 ifftjh we-,fb 'C . ? Shirley whit th IJ. 9. ff? il ', N10 1i'n 'Y 'W z VP 75gaa,5d4q4zwga4wz4 M' I04 ublp bbbl cg f ffQu,,wfW,fL f . ,JJ M! Zi? 4i7f! ' f' I MQZ4 4,1 552, 47 , 44 rf!!! f If fl! I !j!jff flzgyfff dole O bettye joyce pullig henry Cbubbaj meyer theora holliqgsworth N ,A x ff r K eg 5 X Zdfe eading the way to extra--crass activi- , ?,,1 ties at Newman High School are , YQ ? 9' FE about 14 organizations. These groups 51 offer Newmanites a diversion from the academic side of school life and develop the students' abilities in varied fields. As mem- bers of these organizations, students partici- pate in district and state contests, and serve as leaders for other students. The band and choir have offered opportunities for musical educa- tion. Future Farmers, Diversified Occupations, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, publica- tions department and Thespians are organiza- tions that have striven to develop added interest in school life and to help prepare students for future occupations. I07 ff , SL, i , H Q 255 :Wx bv i Q Y ,'., ,. PM fi , :iff .1 ': 1: -A'1- general metfzly eugene Creech vi wx, 'U . MW , . Q 1 general .fcienre waz! 4f1?441wff 0! ardis gaither algebra I 1 A1 am 5 QM, . mavadean kouri .rpfzfzifb I fi f ' we , ima A. 1 w-, 1-Q:-mga - '51 561 V K Q? f 1 -0 -:' 1 'MX walter davis civirf pcggy guelker jan guy 117. e. jozzrzzalifm 'll henry fbubbaj meyer elzgliyb I-11 ffllffj' ball patty miller H david roberts llziwidelzl la may greer I'il'6' preridelzl TALKING IT OVER , . . Homerooin representatives to Sweet- water High Sthools student council, seated, left to right, are La May Greer, David Roberts, jane Loeb, Almaz Nayfa, D0- nella Allen, Thcora Hollingsworth. Peggy Guelker, Anne Mor- rison. Patty Miller, Shirley XX hitworth, Bettye Boothe, Glenda Shutf, Rosemary Morris, Mavadean Kouri, Johnnye Wfilkerson, Xllfalter Davis, Basil Foy, Gerald Sherrill, Ardis Gaither, Leon Fitts, Eugene Creech, Eddie Scott, Charles Taylor, jan Guy, Charles Crain. Bob Weeriis, and Bubba Meyer. Miss Louise Bol- linger. standing, is sponsor and serves as parliainentarian. roscmar ri rimerir 'ffory R A ,V 5 . Q 4' , '13 ' M q'k':.i in .Ji V 5 -' , ,, 2 if t fx' Q, .sw Q 'YL 'fp vie 'Q glenda shuff fJOIll677l11kiiIg i A i i, ' 6 Q , gi. 1 -iiii i ' I' i f ,,r M , i r anne morrison rbemi.r1'ry ff' charles taylor efzglirb 5-6 g WJ w jane loeb INN l'1'll'c?l' lauretta bunn reporler G, kay nance band ronnie sheffield zfomtiomzl dg7'fCllfllIl'6 - g i ff' 1 Y N 5, . if i K 'i'i s if X i Shirley whitworth bob weems biology plane geometry 1 'W gerald Sherrill erzglirb 3-4 ,4 , as fait.: of if ,lI .-nu johnnye Wilkerson red! LOOKING AHEAD . . . Students with a future -f-in the teaching profession---are trained to meet the national class' room teacher shortage. Officers of the local lf.'l'.A.-chapter. with sponsor, Miss Laura Sheridan, far left. are Donato FROSTED FLOAT . . . The F.T.A.'s float, entered in Sweetwatefs annual Christmas parade, carried out the theme Frosty the Snowman, in aecortlante with the pa- rades chosen theme, Sing A Song of Cl1ristmus. Dwain aide Newsom, jucly Kraft, Shirley XX hitworth, Dale Burnett, Bettye Pullig, Mary Alite Dammunn, Marge Brown, Anne Morrison, and Joyce Nell Bishop. Hamlin was the snowman. Others on the float were F.T.A. memheizs who are assisting in elementary schools as student texuhers, antl ax child from each girls class. MALE MEMBERS . . , Future men teachers in the Laura Sheridan Chapter of the F.T,A. seated, left to right, are -Ian Guy, Dowling Ware, Gary Pace, Reagan Boone, Carol Kearney, and Dale Burnett. Standing are Mike Turner, Sammy Harvey, Dwain Hardin, Alton Pembroke, Basil Foy, David Roberts, joe Brazelton, and Willie Dunn. . Qu. TEACHERS TO BE , . . Iwlcmhers of. the Laura Sheriatlafu Chapter of the Future 'llt.'LlfllCI'S of JAinet'it'a Club Seated up the first row, left to right. are,-'E. Sealy, P. Stutktun, Bunn, T. Hollingsworth, J. Dennis, J. Hall'1el't, IW. Pt'Ill'L'Q. S. Feagan, M. A, Miller, M.gA, Dammann. Seated on the second row are M. Brown, J. Exanr ' Eirker, C, Pittman, J. Beall. S. Rhotlex, . Zeigler SC. 'l'ern'p9letorj, N. Williams, B. Rasbf.-rry. Seated 0 1C tmirtl row are Mifs Laura Sheridan, sponsor, NXT Kirlcpat 'cle XXL Burkluw,jlJ. Kraft, M. L. Shackelfulml. S. Lewis, L, urvis. J. Loelw, A. f JJGW Gt tb X .W Smith, I. F. Dillshaw, I.. Greer. Standing on the row are B. J. Pullig, M. Morris, J. Green. B, Greer. K. Younger. P, Young, D, Newsom, C. Baggett, IN-I. Kouri, N. Bislmp. A. Pinnell. P. Guel- gi ker, . Stewart, V. Reexes, J. McDonell, S. Reese, A, Reese and - Wl7llNK'lJI'fl1. Standing on the last row are M, Turner, QD. ire, W. Dunn, D. Hardin, J. Brazelton. G, Pace. B. Xfiny, Buone, D. Roberts. C. Kearney, and J. Guy. ' .1 A ffl-W sf-- f ACTING AS ASSISTANTS . . . Members of the S. H. S. Future Teachers Club who are assisting in elementary schools as student teachers are enjoying themselves and learning at the same time, Student teachers seated, left to right, are L. Bunn, M. Brown, J. Evans, rker, C. Pitt- man, J. Beall, S. Rhodes, . Zeigler, . Templeton, J. Hal- in-J auf' bert, M. A. Dammann. Seated on the second row are W. Kirkpatrick, W. Burklnw, J. Kraft, M. L. Shackelford, S. Lewis, L. Purvis, J. Loeb, A. Wade, J. Marchant, A. Morri- son, J. Smith, I. F. Dillashaw, and L. Greer. Standing are C. Baggett, W. Dunn. D. Ware, S. Harvey, and V. Reeves. 5 HAPPY HOMEMAKERS OF FUTURE . . the Sweetwater High School F.H.A. Club, left to right, are. first row: Molly Pearce. LuJean Purvis, Gayle Guelker. Shirley Xlifhitworth, Gerry Parker, Sue Lewis, and Betty Mullins. Second row: Wiliiia Conway, Wfanda Fullwood. Janice Green, Peggy Young, Frances Taylor, Betty Creech, LaMay Greer. Ethel Hassell, Mrs. J, E. McCoy. Mrs. J. D. Shackelford, Ginger Davidson, and Miss Louise Bollinger. Third row: Maye Jolly, Demarcee Wfoodard, Mary Gause. Dowthy Sanders, Johnnye Vifilkerson, Pat Fincher, Joyce Brown, Cay McCorkle, Marilyn Kinsey, Glenda Shuff. Jeanette Winn, and Nadine Davis. Fourth row: Sue Findh. Pat Wfelhorn, Virginia Patterson, Judy Jones, Glenda Pur- I vis, Neva Stone, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Vera Talbot, Frankie Clark, Myrna Spalding, Jean Taylor, and DelSu1a Davis. Fifth row: Jeanne Michael, Glenda Scott, Patsy Mor- phas, JoAnn Woodwfard, Betty Cavett, Earline Hassell, Jo- Ann Hope, Jill Marchant, Mrs. J. F. Davis, Mrs. R. D. Greer, Mrs. Jack W'hitworth. Sixth row: Amelia Gibbs, Billie McCormick, Patty Hartgraves, Betty McDonnell, Bar- bara Storrs, Kathy Dunn, Wendelene Millet, Peggy Shifflet, Helen Burnett, Janice Wadlington. Seventh row: Judy Dennis, Peggy Guelker, Jane McJunkins, Vee Brady, Sarah Wliisenant, Jean Jenkins, Nancy McGuire, Nedra Sanders, Nelda Hutchins, Caylon Carroll, Connie Panzer, and Carolyn Echols. WWW Swv-ef? NEW FALL FASHIONS . Schools homemaking classes. Michael, and Sara Whisenant. Styles are studied, clothes are made, modeled, and worn by stu dents in Sweetwater High Girls enrolled in the home eco nomics class to gain knowledge and practical experience as they prepare themselves to be home makers of tomorrow. Left to right are Jo Ann Hope, Jeanne 5 NJ any LQ, ,.,. M vw ir , is H lfyiiif 1 V' 'V Rx if LEADING LASSIES . . . Officers of Sweetwater High ker, Shirley Whitworth, Gayle Guelkfr, Lu Jean Purvis, SChool's F.H.A. Chapter, left to right, are joan Halbert. and Molly Pearce. julia Calvert, May Lee Shackelford, Sue Lewis, Gerry Par- DELECTABLE DISHES . . . Planning and preparing one meal a week plays an im- portant phase of class activi- ty in the school's home eco- nomics courses. Neva Stone. left, and Glenda Purvis, both freshmen, cook up a dish. . 2 . new-mln.. if f' ...- CHAPTER SWYEFIHIARI FFA boys Hem Well pleaqed Waltci Dnis Dale Burnett, Eddie Colthzirp, jack Byrd as they Stand with then dnptel bwuthcut Smiley Wlqlt RLY Bi iffoid Raymond LIll11l3Sl'f,8HdWfCHdCllKCHt. agfu dftademfc ,ewpafze few fume ,vw eecdaae STATE CHAMPS-jack Byrd, sopho- more, and senior Dale: Burnett set their sights high as they leave for the Na' tional Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Both boys made the trip as part of the State Champion 4-H livestock team. .h,, mx .:- gal f-f I ., ,VSVAMM A M M gfki JY. X 3. B rw, 1 an -B1 z 'U W'OOI.Y XVAYS--Some xocational agrirulture students also raise and show sheep, Being one of these, Donald Bryan takes pride in showing his lamb to jack Byrd, We-nrlell Kent, Laxaughn lfreenian, XX alter Davis, Eddie Coltharp, Stanley Morris, Rex lirafford, Raymond Lambert, Dale Burnett, and Shirley W'hitworth, standing. Seated on the second row are Leo Poore, Dwain Burnett, J, T. Lambert, Ronny Sheffield, Charles Butts, Barry Hendricks, and Freddy Schubert. Seated in front are Charles Duncan, Bobby Duncan, jerry Douglas, james Barnes, Gary Davenport, Larry Barnhill, and Lester Cavitt. ml I 1 l ae'-ii! READY VOR THE SHOW'-A large part of Future Farmers work is pre- ' .a,. .. paring.g and showing their stork. Xlfalter Q Davis and Wenrlell Kent do some gr grooming for a big show, Y. .WA Q5 1 -4+ MAKE-UP MADNESS . . . Main proj- ect of the second year journalism class is to edit the Pony Express, Newman High School newspaper. Staff members are, left to right, Marge Brown, Peter Loeb, Reagan Boone, Dale McKeehan. Roy Price, Lauretta Bunn, Gayle Guel- ker, jane Loeb, Bettye Pullig, Margaret Richardson, and Peggy Guelker. Seated is Ben Brock, publications director. I MW P E f ,P I 313, kv, if V 5 'lt Y' are y , 'rig tttyt 1, fi.: ga, , t H ls 4 H 'x if t te 55 P i t r Q of af -'WZ 13145153 H :il TH E D I-IERES HOXW ITS DONE . . . Brice Hartgraves, Center, gives the first year journalists a few pointers on how to fold Pony Express exchange papers. Other cub reporters folding papers are, left to right, Connie Panzer, Carolyn Carroll, Jeanne Michael, Peggy Barnes, Sydney Edwards, Beverly Pruitt, Clyde jones, Sue Lewis, Eddie Coltharp, Lu- jean Purvis, Anne Wade. Kathryn Younger, Betty Harris, Gerry Parker, Mike Turner, and Nadine Davis. The first year journalism class, taught by Ben Brock. back row. learns the fun- damentals of writing stories, making up pages, business details, and other canons of good journalism. Next year they will fill in the staff positions. .JE ,. mu. ,F -7 ,Q Championships continue to be synonymous with Newman High School's bi-weekly news- paper, The Pony Express. The 'Express won first place in its class at the Texas High School Press Association con- test at Denton and copped top honors again at the University of Minnesota, Columbia Univer- sity, and I.L.C.P. at the University of Texas. Co-Editors of the widely-perused tabloid for 195 5-56 are Dale Mclieehan and Bettye Pulligr STATE. NATIONAL HONORS DENTON DELEGATES . . . Ready to depart for the Texas High School Press Association convention at Texas State College for Women in Denton are six Sweetwater students. Fourteen students attended the clinic-convention in December. Delegates are, left to right, Shirley Eeagan, Roy Price, Lu jean Purvis, Peggy Guelker, Bettye Pullig, and Reagan Boone. PLANNING THE PAPER . . . A 2-24x-3 head goes on page three, ex- plains Dale McKeehan to Bettye Pullig. These students were chosen as co-editors of the Pony Express at the end of their junior year. Among their duties are planning and making up pages and helping supervise staff writing and other johs. Under their editorship, the Express has won state and national journalism honors. Bettye has served as a delegate to the Texas High School Press Association for two consecutive years. Both also participate in numerous other high school organizations and activities. II7 if J if . if M, -......,.,u,,,, 3. ' 'N' COPY GOES HERE . , . This is the layout for page ten, states Roy Pritc forthe approval of co- editor Shirley Penguin. business manager jean Beall. associate editor Theora Hollingsworth, and sponsor Ben Brotlc. 3 af xl I I f . I , if 1 f r rf' PRODUCING THE YUCCA . . . As deadline time draws A Shistfywiagan, jane Bcall, Roy Price, Montlolene Thomas. near, yearbook staff members rush up production processes fea ne Zciglct, Nan XVilli:ims, Carolyn Pittman, Thcoru of annual copy and pictures. Vlforkers, left to right, are H l , and Lu Jean Purvis. Seated is Ben Brotk. Diana Edgar, Margaret Croan, Don Bishop, Eddie Scott, a ualaclvisor. ,,,. C I 1-uiw' zsls STAFF MEMBERS GET THE POINT . . . A money-making method of fi- nanfing the yearbook is the sale of booster ribbons. Before these ribbons can be sold, each must be pinned. This activity is demonstrated by jimmy Don Fea- gen. Gary Pace, Patty Miller. Diana Edgar, and Margaret Croan. 0 I 49 DEADLINE TIME . , . Class editors must have their sections in as a part of the first deadline early in the year. Editors are fcenterl Jane Beall and Carolyn Pittman. Left to right are Nan Williaiiis, Eddie Scott, Don Bishop, Shirley Feagan, Mondelene Thomas, Mrs. Katherine Drake, Lu , Jean Purvis, and Theora Hollings- worth. lr as 'Qt FUTURE BARRYMORESY- Members of Sweel- wafer High School's dramalics organizaiion, firsi- row, leff fo righi-, are Jane Loeb, Ross Thompson, Mary Alice Dammann, Marge Brown, Tommy Bridges, and Miss Jane High, insfruclress. Second row: Virginia Reeves, Sue Hudgins, Carolyn Baggefl, Sandra Rhodes, Kafhryn Su Younger, BeHy Greer, Margaref Richardson, and Nedra Sanders. Third row: Pafi Coclrrell, Sue Lewis, Mary Lee Shaclxel- ford, Gerry Parker, Janice Green, Peggy Young, Wayne Nichols, and Lu Jean Purvis. Fourfh row: Charles Boley, David Caslcey, Barion Williams, Sieve Lynn, Kenf Comolli, Mel Harp, Kay Callison, and Dorfhy PaHon. Lasl row: Nan Williams, Jeanne Zeigler, Carolyn Temple- 'ron, Jane Beall, and Rosemary Morris. OUR HERO--Members of fhe casf and sfage crew for 'rhe Sweelwaler High School Thespian produciion Drums of Dea+h, look on while David Caslcey rehearses picking up Jane Loeb, Onloolxers, lefi fo righ'I', are Gerry Parlrer, Mary Alice Dammann, Kay Callison, LuJean Purvis, Kafhryn Su Younger, Barfon Williams, Margaref Richardson, Mel Harp, Charles Boley, and Ross Thompson. l20 MAKING UP-Peggy Young, lefr, and Gerry Parker, malce up Mel Harp, left and Charles Boley, be'fore,+he Thespian producfion, Drums of Deafhf' RWM ef HOW'S THIS?- Here's 'pie in your eye,' professor, sfaies James Harvey as he pushes a lemon meringue pie in Roy Price's face. This was a common and sliclcy procedure during rehearsals for fl-ie I956 senior play. Professor, How Could You! Looking on in horror are Dorihy lPricillal PaH'on, Alfon lJohnl Pembroke, and Shelia Mason, associaie manager 'For 'the produclion. f6dfb0tf00t466Z6Z6 ,4 - LET'S MAKE UP-In order for any siage producfion 'io be successful, many persons are needed on fhe iob. Among ihese are prompiers, ihe crew and malce-up personnel. Here Carolyn Baggeff prepares Marge Brown for rehearsal, while Sandra Rhodes makes up Ross Thompson. 4 LEARNING THE ROPES-Sfage mana- ger Tommy Bridges is +he man behind fhe scenes in numerous SHS lhespian produciions. Here Tommy pulls fhe cur- rain fo begin anofher day of sfage rehearsal. 5 Lf' sf 1 EQ! RW Q, e Z5 1 ,S O ,Q 5 if A .L M. V1 W 5 fi I ,fl is L.. 1 5 ,MN i if 5, ,fe W.. . I! 5 Yr Sedan! LYRE LIKE . . Cappella Choir this year highlighted their activities with a trip to the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. The group has d presente school assemblies and civic and club programs. , Members of Newman High School's A From the choir comes the Troubadears, who have pre- sented, under direction of Mis D h programs around town. Members, beginning in the left top corner around the s orot y Moore, numerous base of the lyre, are Sandra Pitts, Sammy Wood, Molly Pearce, Roy'Price, Judy Johnson, Nancy Craver, Sheila Mason, Kay Callison, Joyce Porter, Julia Shaw Edyth Perryman Bctt e , i A Y Pullig, Madeline Craver, Carolyn Taylor, Joy Gardner. Miss Dorothy Moore, Donella Allen, Ann Posten, Marilyn Kinsey, Peggy Lane, Gerry Parker, Judy Dennis, Dorthy Patton, Beverly Rasberry, Mary Alice Dammann, Virginia R . eeyes, Mary Shackelford, Noma Ware, Donata Newsom. Forming the center bars of the lyre starting with th t , e 01' left, are Tommy Benson, Gene Atkinson, E. M. Lawrence, Ronnie English, Danny Welch, Douglas Morris Charles Patrick, Ross Roberts, Dwaine Hardin, Basil Foy, Jerry Miller, Willie D Roy Gossett. unn, Joe Brazelton, James Taylor, and uf i W W' ir' P 'Lift . Q , 7 vt 'gigs as GOVERNING GROUP . . . Fulfilling duties of the choral council this year are E. M. Lawrence, Roy' Price, Basil Foy, and Mary Alice Dammann. Seated is Miss Dorothy, Moo ggghoral ciirectress. Duties of the group include planning programs andy: heaiiiil , selecting music, and governing the choir in a demo- cratic manneru: i group planned with Miss Moore the trip to the fair, the Christmnsw Ur' , and other varied activities. l it 4 if ff? V f ,,, fijbf W gifs f f KJ rs' , f' I 3,1 fd T if ATHEY SING, Too . . . Mem. bers of the Troubadears, girls' en- semble, left to right, are Judy Dennis, Gerry Parker, Mary Shackelford, Virginia Reeves, Donata Newsom, Mary Alice Dammann, Molly Pearce, Eclyth Perryman, and Bettye Pullig. julia Shaw is accompanist. The group travels with the choir as regular members hut steps out as a separate group during each program. They have made num- erous appeaixinces throughout thc- year. IZ3 A 51 Iwi K 1:51 ffm ww MUSTANG MUSICIANS . , . Mem- bers of the Mustang Band who play trombones or French horns seated, left to right, are Almaz Nayfa, Earl Craig, Janice Green, and Mary Ann Reems. Standing are Carl Franklin, Bill Eng- land, Wendell Vfliittenburg, Phil Cald- well, Jimmy Seale, Billy Jamison, Ger- ald Sherril, John Wcmody. W- BASS REED BANDSTERS 4 . . Players of lower reed instruments in the Mustang band seated, left to right are. Joyce Evans, Boopsie Stanford, Pat Holladay, Vonita Jeffrey, Eileen Bradley. Standing are Barton Wfilliams, Mike Turner, Sydney Edwards, Glen Worthaxmi, Cecil Kearney. and Ronnie Mason. VUIND AND STRINGS . . . The bass section this year boasts a new addition, a bass violin, played by Sandra Rhodes. Otherp section members are, left to right, Johnny Powell, Mel Harp, Daryl Johnson, Basil Foy, and Ray Rushing. Seated are Bascom Waggoner, Lowell Benson, and Durrell Jones. iwfi'IiX 'Hlf'X 14444146 low! CLARINET CLANSMEN . . . Members of the Mustang hand seated on the first row, left to right, are Connie Dooley, Carolyn Baggett, Kathryn Younger, Jeanne Michael, Doris Bonner, Roberta Fuqua, and Betty Harris. On the second row are Diana Edgar, Peggy Barnes, Margaret Kyle, Kay Nance, Sandra Clark, Bev- erly Pruitt, and Patsy Kinsey. Standing in the back are Vera Talbot, Sandra Scott, Linda' Bar- rington, Stephen Turpin, Nancy Bromley and Naomi johnson. i .ffl 'lr rf TENOR REED TEAMSTERS . . . The upper reed section of the Mustang band plays an important part in the band's success. Mem- bers of this section seated, left to right, are Gayle Guelker, Elinor Sealy, Carolyn Comolli, Linda Barnwell. Standing on the second row are Glenda Scott, XXfanda Burklow, Valentine Forester, joy Eoff, Pati Cockrell, Martha Bar- ton, Sue Martin, Marcia Neeper. Standing on the last row are Robin Cox, Judy jones and Wayne Nichols. REED SECTION , , . Contribut- ing to -the reed section of the Mustang band are eleven Saxo- phonists. Representing this Seca tion are. left to right Con the back rowj George Bryan, Betty Greer, Stanley johnson, Nick Dugger, Darla Gee, Steve Linn, and Trueitt Hicks. Seated are Peggy Young, Sue Lewis, jane Mcjunkins, Doloras Teaff. I Lwrfffzxuii rl-N1 sumti. may a f amz ,aw PERCUSSION PERFECTIONY ISTS . . . Striving ,for an im- proved percussion section are seven snare drummers, balanced by a bass drummer. Mustang drummers on the back row are Billy Herron, Charles Boley, and Charles flcltyj Scott, On the front row are Carolyn Echols, Sandra Pruitt, Mavadean Kouri. Neva Stone, and Carylon Carroll. QJQG 5 ss are fffwattlh 'Tit Under leadership of E. C. CPatj Patterson, the Mus- tang Band has won first division marching honors-and participated in pre-game marching activities at the Cotton Bowl game. CORNET RECRUITS. . . Adding to the brass section are nine cornetists. Seated, left to right, are Billy Burklow, Ross Thompson, jerry Lay, and Kent Comolli. Standing are Wayland Smith, Owen Wriglmt. Tommy Bridges, Frank Harvell, and Gene Hankins. Pat, a former 'blues singer' and professional musician, came to Newman High School in 1953. He previously directed the Anson High School Band. ,W W7 K 5 liz 1- ' . j fa fy 71' - 0 K v , - ' L .XY' if fy who xx 'iff K Cleef 'fi'-1 ff X KX ' Q ls' 4 'Eg' , W I iyff ik 9, ? :A may fffffr ga.. , A rf, .1 is elinor seely kay nance l f peggy barnes j mavaciean kouri ieanne michael pai' holladay 1 g' I 7 . beverly pruiH l IQ fini. ,f ,If f e ! lil l -fifj Q A may ffl ffl ,i:'AigA kt' f Wil 1 sandra rhodes HIGH STEPPING MISSES-The Sweefwafer High School lwirlers, a branch of 'lhe SHS Musiang band, precede ihe band in all marching acfivifies and coniesis. All are members of 'rhe band and play wifh lhem during concerfs. Each of ihese girls has placed firs+ in eifher solo or ensemble divisions. I27 l 'WWTMJ-?'Y l i 2 l SOUTH OF THE BORDER--Officers of fhe Sweeiwaier High School Spanish Club sianding, lei? +o righf, are Lorenzo Gufierrez, Mrs. Garland Vinson, sponsor. Mary Alice Dammann, and Wanda Gail Kirlrpafriclc. Sealed are Mavadean Kouri, and Virginia Edwards. The Spanish-speaking scholars gel' some poiniers from Senorifa Vinson. dyeaaced addenda dimly, Kearns la Mead ,bapccfwz fafaedqn Zdaguage SPANISH SPEAKERS--Members of ihe Sweeiwaier High School Spanish Club seaied, lefi fo righf, are Darrell Al- dridge, Joyce Nell Bishop, Lorenzo Guiierrez, Madeline Craver, David Casliey, Jane Beall, Mavadean Kouri, Wanda Gail Kirlrpairiclr, Virginia Edwards, Karl Walker, Pefer Fox. Mary Alice Dammann, Gloria Williams, Marge Brown, Kay Callison, and Paul Holcomb. N571 , 3 W MQDW 'l s 'Flair -it . l-,i 1 n , , ls H KEEPERS OF THE BOOKS . , . Members of the Library Club, left tu right fstzmclingj, are Pat Fincher, Beverly Taylor, jane Ann Pinnell, Marilyn Kinsey, june McDonell. Dewitt Taylor, and Kenneth Halc. Seated are Miss Marian Walken' and Betty Creech. I I I BOOK BROXWSERS . . . Other members uf the Library Club. left to right, are Sheila Young Virginia Edwards, Vee Brady, Norma Posten, Eyvonnc Patrick, Francis Taylor, and Judy Kraft 4 S OFFICE AIDS-Serving as office girls, Roberfa Fuqua Sue Finch, Joyce Evans, Jeanne Zeigler, Beverly Pruifl, Jane Beall, Janice Ho e, Sarah Whis nanl, Denise Hamilfon, and Belfy Boolhe aid fhe office sfaff by giving helping ands. The gi s record affendance, acl as recepfionisis, and run errands, making a day's worlc e ier for olhers f school. Office girls noi shown are Anna Lou Fudge, and Carolyn Templelon. . V l 1 I , 1 if sl S if is I sludenls of lhe fairer sex gain praclical experience and aid leachers wilh clerica needs. Sfarling on lhe righl, sludenl secrefaries on firsl row are Neoma Graham, Joyce Nell Bishop Pafsy Slocldon, Shirley Brown, Gail Barnes, Judy Kraff, Lanelle McCormick, Shirley Whifworlh Second row: Belly Rulh Slroman, Dorlhy Fallon, Sue Reese, Eleanor Hall, Joan Halberf Marci: Neeper, and LaMay Greer. Third row: Jean Livingslon, Ann Reese, Jane Finnell, Myrlice Morris Jill Marchanf, and Beverly Price. Slanding are bhirley Feagan, Mary Alice Dammann Beverlw Graham, Mary Ann Miller, Wanda Gail Kirlrpairiclr, Joyce Lewis, Marfh Barlon, and Palsy Holcomb Their inslruclor is Mrs. Charles Nunn llefl baclcgroundl, l i X, , ,Sill X3J SLIUNIOR SECRETARIES-whale faking secmarsai lraining as an academic Sub,eC+ wi N Q Nl l30 LEADING SPORTSMEN-Officers of fhe Sweefwaier High 5 School Girls' Sporrs Club, seared lef+ +o righr are Gracie Peeples and Mrs. Phil Sparlxman, sponsor. S+anding are Peggy Guellrer, Parsy Srocldon, and Carole Finley. Mrs. Phil Sparkman's Musfangelre volleyball sexier look up where +he dislricr champions for 'rhe lasi' rhree years leff off. Climaxing anorher successful season, 'rhe neHers had 'lhree refurnees in Palsy Srocldon, Velma Blailoclc, SMILING SPORTSMEN-Members of lhe Girls' Sporfs Club, lefi fo right lfirsl' rowl are Mrs. Florence Sparlcman, Joy Smifh, Mary Sfewarr, Carole Finley, Joy Landers, Pal' Childress, Kaihy Dunn, Nadine Davis, and Wanda Wallcer. Second row: Kalherine Polnaclx, Pa'Hy Harfgraves, Belly Burrows: Earline Hassell, Efhel Hassell Johnny McFarlen, xr 5,5 , fi . ii A :S N I and Anne Morrison. The volleyballers parricipafecl in rwo rournamenfs, ofherflhan playing numerous pracfice games and parlicipafing in lhe clislricf 'lournamenlz Gloria Williams, So-mira Davenporf, Pal' Murray, Orclella McFarlen. Third row: Peggy Guellier, JoAnn Hope, Gracie Peeples, CharloHe Smifh, Velma Blailoclz, lvy Burrows, Wanda Hagler, Neoma Graham, Glenda Shuff, Nancy Greer, Parsy Hobson, and Jean Turner. ,Nm .F -dial I , g I 9, u 5 L l Q ig 4432, JUNIOR XYORKFRS . 4 , One yum nf tlxlining :xml schooling still remain fur junior diwrsified occupations mturlcnts. These students follow the szune Schedule :rs Senior members 415 they pursue supervised Lure-cl' training, xlunim' studcntx, left tu right, are Donulrl Prnc, Darrel Caunenwn. Run- dul Xxvzlllitf. Chalrles Tgnlmy Lloyd Larry, Clmrlex Newxnam, jerry Hulbert, -lannes Bishop, VI. VV. Clliilll. john Jones, J. D. Rmxxrn, .Lum-5 1XI4mlix. and Kenny Turner. l32 'ir-,f 4X If laine stewart 1z1n'5e'5 aid 1'Oy COHII fl' I'6f7fIjl'771!1lZ freddy boen movie lZ'7l'0jf3L'fi0l.7jJ'f mary beth absher denial rerejzfimzirl del sula davis IZZIIIYEYJ' aid george turner 'l'6f6l'jNrIl'frIlI judy dennis flmivl joe malone pr'0je4'!i011j,v! fl, ,ff K dn. Pfdfffddfffffwe CCCII fenlcy mn .me J md Wx? bmlly stone floorlayer 1. b. taylor lbriufer linda beth best rex brafford record drrzffmlmz rzpplifzszfe repair gene lambcrt lowcll Wann elerlrir mofor repair mf1iz1le11f1m'e repair i 3 QL 3, ' K , 6' ff' XJ' eva nell Cassady jimmy price flearzing and pre.r.si11g bzlllrefllg I33 LEADING THE WAY . . . Officers of the general metals division of the V.I.C. chapter, are, left to right, Ross Roberts, Vice Presidentg Charles Crane, Treasurerg Eugene Forbes, Sergeant-at-Arms: Harroll Hobbs, Presidentg XX'ayne Newman, Secretaryg and Charles Andrews, Reporter. ff ff f THE SHAPE OF THINGS . . . Clarence Fullwood seems well occupied as he op- erates a mechanical metal shaper. This eight-inch Shaper is part of the equipment supplied by the school. e ' ch ' POUNDING AWAY . , . General metals mechanic Leon Holley is an Uc- cupied class memher as he operates a metal turning lathe, while preparing a ball pein hammer head. Such projects make up the work of this group. gaw we 1.4-P' PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT . . . Practice welding is the subject of the clay for Dale Spencer and Barney Odom as they participate in regular class ac- tivities. General metals students re- ceive practical classroom experience necessary in metal work training. l35 W ,,W M SHORT CUT WIZARDS-This year only 'rwo Newmaniles came our 'For number sense. These girls Jane Loeb and Anne Morrison, under inslrucfion of J. G. Overfon, sfudy shorf cuf speed approaches io mafhemafical problems. pam me ' SLIDE SLANTS-Slide rule sfudenrs Gene Afkinson, Margaref Richardson, .and Evereh' Barnes, under direcfion of Hoy? Byrd. held early morning classes in an efforf 'lo furfher fheir educafion. The group gained knowledge for prac+ical use and confesf compefifion. U I 0 60 f -J L A DEBATERS DIG . . . Newman High debaters hunt for new leges and unnersitres Billy Jamison left and Mike Turner material for their debate topic, Resolved: That the Federal copy quotations from magazines while Mavadean Kouri and Government should guarantee higher education to all quali Peter Loeb look for more sources of information in the fied high school graduates through means of grants to col library card catalogue All are juniors DEBATE DATA . . . Peter Loeb, junior debater, expresses his view on the current debate topic as Billy Jamison, Kay Callison, Mavadean Kouri, Carolyn Bag- gett, Sydney Edwards, Jeanne Michael, Roberta Fuqua, Carylon Carroll, Mike Turner, and Wen- dell Whittenburg watch. Mrs. Katherine Drake, debate instruct- ress, is leading the discussion. I , 4 LOYAL SUPBORTERS . . . Members of Mrs. Gar- Shirley Pruitt, Carolyn Pittman, Mrs. Vinson, Mary land Vinson's homeroom who supported the Yucca Bardwell, Mavadean Kouri, jane Beall, Frankie Clark, staff by purchasing annuals are, left to right, David and Alvah McCutchen. Caskey Don Welter, Karl Walker, Gloria Williams, TOPS AGAIN THIS YEAR . . . For the past several years, Miss Laura Sheridan's homeroom has been 100 per cent in annual sales. This year's members are, first row, left to right, Mary Bristow, Jack Byrd, Betty Creech. Lyndon Dicken, Carolyn Echols, Kay Callison, joy Eoff, Wanda Fullwood, Roberta Fuqua, james Hamilton, Gene Hankins, 644.6 Paul Holcomb, Jimmie Ray Hobson, Vonita Jeffery, Naomi johnson, johnny McFarlen, jane Mcjunkins, Ronny Mason, Polly Neeper, Eyvonne Patrick, Ruth Reece, Jerry Price, Freddie Schubert, jimmy Seale, Gerald Sherrill, Beverly Taylor, Bobby Wilson, Standing are Roland Blackwell, Benda Ashton, and Miss Sheridan. lv 4546 T . lf, A? NLE fs qf, ,ill af' J rv' . Lil EVERYBODY BUYS . . . Members of Ben Brock's homeroom, which was 100 per cent in purchase of yearbooks are, left to right fseatedj, Lu Jean Purvis, Peggy Barnes, Sydney Edwards, Beverly Pruitt, Sue Lewis, Connie Panzer, Mary Lee Shackelford, and aaa! 7002 S Gerry Parker. Standing are Betty Harris, Carylon Carroll, Brice Hartgraves, Mr. Brock. Jeanne Michael, Clyde jones, Eddie Coltharp, Mike Turner, jan Guy. and Nadine Davis. BOOSTERS ALL . . . Supporting the yearbook staff. Mrs. Charles Nunn's secretarial training class boasts 100 per cent in annual sales. Class pictures of all such groups appear in the yearbook as a reward and a method of recognition. Standing are La May Greer, Shirley Feagan, Theora Hollingsworth, Betty,Ruth Stroman, Mrs. Nunn, Joyce Nell Bishop,g lma Woods, Mary'Alice Damrnann, Donata Newso ,Xsand J julia Calvert, Seated on first row,.rrght, are Neoma Graham, and Beverly Rasberry. On the second row are Ann Reese, Jane Pinell, Wanda Kirkpatrick, Betty Smith, Mary Ann Miller, Jill Marchant, and Marcia Neeper. On the third row are Sue Reese, Martha Barton, and Carolyn Baggett, and on the fourth row are Lanelle Melton and Ordella McFarlen. Hw N'tfF'l y'V5A'WYWSi mM ' l ---ff' -MffrP 'e- -...J HEAD LADY . . . Bettye Joyce Pullig, senior, was elected as head cheerleader this year, following two years of experience at Newman High. Bettye has led the group in clinics, practices, and on the field dur- ing the three years in which she has yelled out front. I T, L1 If i ..,.-. ., .Mi , ,H ff SITTING PRETTY . . . Marking the end of her senior year, Wanda Gail Kirkpatrick has served as a member of the cheerleading section for two years. PRE-GAME THRILLS . . . The spirit of a winning team depends upon the spirit of its supporting fans, and no one has done more to help build this spirit than the Newman High School yell leaders. The snap- shot was made during a downtown pep rally. Left to right are Bettye j. Pullig, Boo Fox, Wanda Kirk- patrick, Carylon Carroll, and jane Beall. N NEOPHYTES AT THE GAME . . . First time yell had cheerleading experience at Reagan Junior High leaders at Newman High School are Patricia fBooJ School before their stomping days began on the Fox, freshman, and Carylon Carroll, sophomore. Both Mustang campus Zeade JUNIOR ASSISTANT . . . Jane Beall has contributed to the cheerleaders group this year her talent, time and effort for the first time during her high school career. jane has been active in pep rallies, practices, clinics and other appear ances of the group. DONT FORGET THE CHEERLEADERS . . . No siree, the main idea of these girls seems to be if it's too cold to march, ge anyway. Such was the case during the annual Christmas parade. Jane Beall, Carylon Carroll, Boo Fox, and Wanda Kirkpatrick grabbed a jeep and crepe paper, and -away they went to the parade. - A 3 vs.. . W ,ww 444464 Gaz- These are some of the ath , let1c studies of Newman High J 2221 School students. Sweetwater's 've ootball, golf, tennis, and track K ' . - bl 1 . . O gridders this year tied for second place in District 1-AAA, and the hoopsters were in fourth place when the race ended for the nine-team district. At the time this publication went toi press, golf, tennis, track, and volleyball were a part of fu- ture plans of Newman High coaches. There were, however, numerous partr- cipants planning to participate in these activities. Many of the athletes were re- turning for a second or third year, thus offering bright hopes for high district ratings. Girls also enter the athletic pic- ture with their volleyball and basketball activities. Volleyball players have copped top district honors for the past three years, I43 1 l V, X Sweetwater's Mustangs started the season slowly, being defeated, 45-20, by the Abilene Eagles, and then suffer- ing a 20-7 defeat by the state champion Stamford Bull- dogs. Snyder's district champion Tigers were the only other team to defeat them throughout the year. Sweet- water and Levelland tied for second place in the torrid district race. Harroll Hobbs and Bubba Meyer were EXPOSING EVIDENCE . . . Film quite often holds valu- able information for teams and for coaches. Realizing this, coaches Bill Willingham, left, and Elwood Turner partici- 'vate' in diligent study of film. COINCIDING LINES . . . Rounding out high school life, tri-captain Bobby Hartgraves chose geometry as an aca- demic favorite. Bobby is leader in schol- astics as well as being an able player on the ball field. Because of this well- rounded life on the campus, Bobby was chosen by teammates to serve as a cap- tain this season. named on the first team all-district squad. 1 'kadmni EDUCATED CAPTAIN . . . Chemistry, a favorite subject of tri-captain Larry Summers, plays an important part of scholastic life for the versatile student. Football is an added attraction to school life, even though it is not an academic subject. To be eligible for athletic par- ticipation, students must be passing all TYPING TERROR . . . Henry fBubbaj Meyer seems to be taking his time in typing class. However, he maintains a I44 subjects. reputable B average, qualifying him as a leading Mustang. Bubba was hon- ored during the year by the local Rotary Club, being chosen a junior Rotarian. if Ceilfel' PLOWING THROUGH , . , Bobby Hartgraves, 57, makes one of his bulldozer drives as he plows through Lamesa's Tornado line. In the background is David Roberts, 76. To the left is james Harvey, 44. A pass from quarterback Don Aiken to halfback Harroll Hobbs missed by a hair, and the Sweetwater Mustangs had to settle for a 14-14 tie with the un- defeated Levelland Lobos. The Ponies' daring half- back, Hobbs, chalked up all of Sweetwater's scores, slanting through the stout Lobo defense for the first touchdown and kicking the extra point. Hobbs sprinted 32 yards for the Mustangs' final touchdown and gave Sweetwater the necessary tying point. Linebacks jimmy Feagan and Bobby Hartgraves and guard Brice Hart- graves snuffed out the attempts of the speedy Level- land backs to display their high scoring ability. larry Summers henry Qbubbaj meyer guard e nd Bobby Hartgraves, Sweetwater's bruising fullback, battered the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes' forward wall to a little brown whirlwind as he scored four touch- downs to pave the way for a 33-15 victory over the potent Tornadoes. Lamesa was thrown com- pletely out of focus by Hartgraves' bone-breaking runs. Don Aiken, quarterback, played an experts game as engineer of the Ponies' split-T back, fooling the opposition several times on his tricky ball handl- ing. Sweetwater's stout defensive unit held off a Tornado score until the final quarter. james Harvey and Bubba Meyer, end, did a fine job in the pass- catching department. bobby hartgraves bobby weems fullback tackle edwin etheredge 5151 T it l don aiken ON TO VICTORY . . . Harroll Hobbs. 33, seems to be entangled in a mass of Tornadoes as he carries the ball for Sweetwater against Lamesa. Downed in the right background is James Harvey, 44. Zadefotcao 41456 Aided by their two jet-propelled halfbacks, Harroll Hobbs and james Harvey, the Mustangs sped past the Monterey Plainsmen of Lubbock, 34-7. Hobbs unleashed his talents and piled up three touchdowns and added four extra points. Harvey proved his worth as a Pony back when he dodged, shifted, and dodged again for a 62-yard paydirt scamper. Hobbs' touch- down jaunts came on a slippery 60-yard run, an 18- yard sprint, and a 1-yard spurt. Bobby Hartgraves bullied his way for Sweetwatefs other tallies from the two, after a 24-yard Don Aiken-to-Bubba Meyer pass had set it up. ' Zeamc A score of 41-7 and 469 yards rushing and passing were the results when the Mustangs locked horns with the bulky Vernon Lions. Hobbs disappointed a crowd of Vernon fans as he turned on the steam and stacked up four touchdowns and five extra points. The entire Pony offense tore a larger Lion defensive squad to shreds. Bobby Hartgraves' 74-yard dash was the long- est run of the game. Sweetwater's other scores came on a 34-yard aerial play from Aiken to Harvey and a 32-yard pass pla to johnny Wilkinson. ,. W ag so . - A V! ,f aff M ffafgof M f My V040 ,K fl ames harvey dale littlefield W Maw ho bs david roberts lmlfbfzrk tafiefe Q Jdlfbdfkfj emi .N . KN: - . .. 3 qzzarlerback duane mcqueen brice hartgraves renter guard Q' as tackle 0' ' ,WW Thefdistricti champion Tigers , of Snyder turned A Despite having three touchdowns calledt back, their terrific Qalfbackk. Wittf 5 Pikcs, loose on the Sweetwater whizzed to a 35-13 victory overtthefg lowly Ponies, A SiiveetwateffsiftcfiancesfiQhf capturing the Plainview Bulldogs. Alert Pony pass defenders snag- Districtgf-! Aifigirown snatchediawayf in a 26-14 ged four Bulldog aerials which resulted inilfour Sweet- loss obby Iilaiggraves of the water touchdiowgs, Igz End Bubba Meyer reaclieclsqgarygirt Mu ings' Ego QUE, andy' Hobbs splitglthe after stray-gpass on they,5O. Harrciil fi o gezgti points. The Ponies ledy ,t,y 1 'rsif again seorer, running up Q33 ftt itgointsfaigkluding giag, tithe thiiittlefaqugxrkter all ofjeverything brdlfe extra po'ihts.,VHriig rgongpfeted ai A 321005 Wgveetwater landeiidiihqg thciboitom. gygg Ifywastg, iTgrij1esyfHarvey for the The was thardggss foil the valiant Ponigitiistake. ,,,.'f 'itt V 'gygi Q y . r'.i 7' fairly even terms, altho Q ' A Q if 'rtilftr 1 lfiif ' , I my gecfanjelinlienetrable when Plainv' got 5 A r P iingirange. Center Edwin :P- G ge Rlayedfalieadsshpe Q ballon , interce a pewt set upiisweeth, ware? iw W Q l i PM gerald richard I Eidkie woodS donny mcneal glldfd tackle halfback N i agan sammy glass ON THE RUN . . . Moving the ball down field against Lamesa's Tornadoes is Mustang Bobby Hartgraves, number 37. Running interference is quarterback Don Aiken. Sweetwater ......., Abilene . Sweetwater ,.,..... Stamford Sweetwater ........ 14 Levelland Sweetwater ........ 33 Lamesa . Sweetwater ..,..... 34 Monterey Sweetwater ..r...,. 41 Vernon . Sweetwater ........ Snyder Sweetwater .,rr.... Plainview Sweetwater ....,... Palo Duro Sweetwater ....,.,. Big Spring ma W63t6,Zd463,f6Z, The Amarillo Palo Duro Dons' first hopes of pull- ing a district victory out of the bag were completely smashed when the thunderous Mustangs unravelled to whip the Dons, 61-0, despite Pony Coach Elwood Turner's efforts to keep down the score. Richard Fer- rell, defensive halfback, intercepted three stray Palo Duro passes and scored two touchdowns. Sweetwaterls aerial attack displayed itself, as six touchdowns came through the skyward route. This was the first team that the Mustang forward wall held scoreless. clyde jones adolph olvera guard fullback In what many Mustang gridsters described as their toughest game of the season, Sweetwater plowed its way to a 20-15 decision over the brawny Big Spring Steers. james Harvey played one of his best games of the season, scoring two touchdowns on long runs and running over one extra point. Bobby Hartgraves, running like a steam roller, pushed across the other Mustang tally. jimmy Feagan, defense captain, showed his versatility as he set up a Pony TD on an Aiken aerial from mid-field to the 20 from which Feagan jogged to the four. Feagan, along with the rest of the team, played an outstanding game on defense. ! johnny Wilkinson charles andrews end balflmcle s ... l 5 fl FUTURE MUSTANGS . . . Pony B team members have this year played a regular schedule, gaining practical experience and preparing themselves as future Mustangs. Ponies are, left to right ffirst rowj, S. Harve . Walker, K. Morris, J. Mad- dox, and S, lo se. On the second row are T. Daniel, J. Callaway, R. Boone, T. Harvey, D. Dollar, C. Fuentez, P. Holcomb, and J. Gage. On the third row are R. Lambert, E. M. Lawrence, R. Palafox, S. Mor- ris, D. Burns, L. Fitts, J. True, and G. Reed. Standing on the left is B team Coach B. Savage. . Wd WWW ,C 'sq FUTURE MUSTANGS . . . Beginning football careers in Newman High School as freshmen are 31 colts. Pony aspirants, left to right fright rowj, are Worth Howe, jr., M. Hardin, B. England, C. Na- tions, I. Durkee, J. Kraft, D. Welter, J. Nichols, E. Creech. G. Davenport, D. Daniel. On the second row Coach Robertson. vin.. are C. Cowan, G. Reed, J. T. Lambert, J. Schilling, I. Choate, T. Butler, E. Scott, J. Bryant, D. Harvey, and A. Gaither. Third row are R. Bonner, D. Bishop, J. Parker, L. Freeman, W. Whittenburg, G. Sanders. P. Fraley, J. Crenshaw, B. Henson, M. Everetts. and l 49 WHO'S WHOSE - Whose hand is whose is the big question as the bas- ketball boys take the victory shake. With Coach Billy Savage, left to right are, John Craft, Dale McKeehan, Lawrence Bredemeyer, jerry Lamm, Bubba Meyer, Dale Littlefield, and Bobby Snyder. and other forms of competition. They also serve as Coaching Sweetwater's athletic teams falls the job B11 classroom instructors in varied subjects. Coach Sav- of Head Coach Elwood Turner, Billy Savage, 1 a e is the onl staff member who has served here Willingham, and Melvin Robertson. These faculty 8 Y members lead athletes in daily workouts, in meets befofe- Ziweaew Zend 4 CONSULTING COACHES - Basketball coaches Billy Savage, left, and Melvin Robertson enjoy a friendly chat as they obviously talk about basketball. I50 .AWD- ' VY Y --.MW - 1+-.ee , --W - .r .V A :W-.C Www - With conclusion of the 1956 cage season, Sweetwater's Mustangs held an 8-8 district record, finishing a somewhat disappointing and er- ratic year. All-State performer Dale Mc- Keehan again led the team as top scorer in District 1-AAA. Of the nine teams in the tough district, the Mustangs copped fourth place be- hind champion Palo Duro of Ama- rillo, second place Monterey QLub- bockj, and the Levelland Lobos. Coached by Billy Savage, four team members rated in the top 26 cagers in the district. .ss . ENTIRE TEAM--An unusual formation is revealed as active center Dale Littlefield attempts to tip the ball to his teammates. Standing by are Henry Meyer 24 Dwam Hardin 23, J0hn Craft 26, Lawrence Bredemeyer 28, and Dale McKeehan 25. jerry lamm guard henry fbubbaj meyer forward dale mckeehan center , , A' bobby snyder guard law1ence bredemeyer forward daopolfefw fancied 4 ' 67-X dcdhdat fzecafwi STEPPING HIGH-A tense moment is observed as the cameraman caught Mus- tang center, Dale McKeehan, challeng- ing Levellancl's center for possession of the ball. .Q- john craft guard V 1' x we -Q4 Sweetwater Sweetwater ............ 5 8 Sweetwater Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ..,......... Sweetwater Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater .....,...... Sweetwater ..........., Sweetwater Sweetwater ....,..,.... Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater ..........,. Sweetwater .......,..., Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwater ............ Sweetwatermg ...,. Sweetwater ......... .. San Angelo ....... ....... 3 9 Abilene ............. ....... 6 1 San Angelo ....... ....... 3 5 Birdville .,.............. ....... 4 9 Abilene .......,....,............... 58 Poly QFt. Worthj ............ 63 Abilene ............................ 61 Snyder ....... ...... 5 O Midland ..... ...... 6 5 Big Spring ....,, ...,... 7 6 Odessa ......, ...,.. 6 5 Plainview . ...... 55 Ft. Tech .,.,... ...... 4 8 Levelland . ...... 60 1 Plainview .... ..57 Vernon .... ..,... 4 9 llfiiilagiro ' 2 3 dale littlefield Lamesa ....... ...... 5 2 center Big Spring ...... ...... 4 9 Monterey .... ..83 Snyder ,........ ...... 7 4 Levelland .... ..69 Plainview .... ..72 Vernon ..... ...... 5 1 Palo Duro ...... ....... 1 02 Lamesa ......, ...... 5 7 Monterey .... ..72 THROUGH THE GOAL-Another point is racked up as forward Lawrence Bredemeyer sinks a jump shot against Abilene's high-flying Eagles. Dale McKeehan, 75, moves under the goal to assure the tally. SPEEDY TRACKSTERS-Under guidance of head coach Elwood Turner, 18 athletic .students held daily track workouts. The boys entered all track and field activities, including object-throwing, pole vault- ing, sprinting, relays, and jumping. Tracksters kneeling are Glenn Reed, Donnie McNeal, Bobby -Hartgraves, Turner Harvey, James Harvey, Harroll Hobbs, and Duane McQueen. Standing, left to riht, are Elwood Turner, jan Guy, Leon Fitts, Clyde jones, Taylor Daniel, Dale Littlefield, Sammy Glass, Raymond Lambert, Johnny Wilkinson, Aubrey Hardin, Dickie Woods, and Dwain Walker. I I .- .... , . 'V eff' . . H 'gt R- , i ' W ' 54 V -: , I ,'i' tl it Y ,. Q , X 1 3,,,,,- it w i' ' -Tee f 'L ' W in 1 My ON YOUR MARK-Tracksters james Harvey Bobby Hart , A ,S Q fi' graves, Turner Harvey, and johnny Wilkinson get set for m ,,,V ,V,,, f a sprint. X ii ' a fi? i 5 oyeer t s D 153 2 4 I srtr , y ,,., .i y sitl -y ,fasg - , A -' - f Q. -- ' , y ' A 'F' - 'Y ZF ' D W f Q e UP IN THE AIR-Shot put and discus team mem- bers-Dickie Woods, Clyde jones, and Dwain Wal- ker-lprepare to spin and throw their weighted objects in daily practice. l54 'E 3 Y . I . ,L E A X 1' it . - if S it ' k . .,,., k -1 .W k aw R A 4 if i e x 1 'W 3 at iam K J uv A V V Ami, K hr x K 43 s i K, A W vfkfgor we K f L ,i , W6 f , .,,. ., , ,W wk, , lt LL-, t OVER THE BAR-Amazed expressions cover the faces of Mustang tracksters as they fly over the low hurdles. Thin-clads are, left to right, Taylor Daniel, James Harvey, johnny Wilkinson, Bobby Hartgraves, Donnie McNeal, and John Bryant. . , .. ee? 'JW READY TO GO UP- This should be high enough, states Donnie McNeal as he adjusts the high jump bar. Teammates looking on are Raymond Lambert, Sammy Glass, and Aubrey Hardin. V3 ' g ., gk , gVg M L- 4 2 M E 1 ' 3 .frh W. - - IKWQ 'V 55 Lf,L I ., ' v z Q fi'-TF , ' :ss V e K ,M K5 V H W K , , q 5 X A A... :I -V ' S . 5 in 'fe-e sww aag ' M . ,. ,,.gi, kv : Alz. I R ., V V- My f em. lig iy' A . if S ff PLT'lER THERE A lesson in putting., comes next jimmy Feagdli, RHY Reanfs, 135705 Bafdwell, lfffiif in this extia cuiiieular Louise Instluctor is Bill I-065 JHFUES Hamllwn, BUGS Hartgraves, Put Geia , Willmghwm Attentixe Students left to right and Leoflafd PeffY- Zdaddiefze Zeke ddfdddfbd ' 6' GJ 4544? MJ HOVCVS THIS ?-A lesson on choosing equipment is the subject of th clay as Coach Bill Vyllllflgllfllll examines Ll local commercial stock, Golf ers, left to right, are Pat Gerald, Jimmy Feagan, Coach XX'illinghan' Leonard Perry, james Hamilton, Peter Loeb, Brice Hil1'fj1fLlN'CS, Jaime Bardwell. and Ray Reams. W sv LL T' iw its S c,.,,,,5 , . - .N . ws i,Qgsi31,i?'k .fag K H -we Jw f . -Q BACKHAND TACTICS-Terence Travland, tennis coach, teaches ' 'QS he Billy Jamison, Carl Franklin, Nancy Bromley, jean Pace, Carolyn Comolli, Patricia Fox Brown, jackie Lindsey, Kenneth Hale, jack Tucker, and Enxsema Orr1S- .RLY START-In order to improve their team, tennis racket- s indulged in tiring hours of practice. Here, Billy Jamison nonstrates a slice approach for teammates Carl Franklin, lack cker, and Kenneth Hale. i u f ' X make! X , ,J F.: X f l erik. F FEMALE RACKETEERS-Girls also enter into athletic events at Newman High School. Tennis has proved inter- esting to Joyce Brown,'jc-an Pace, Nancy Bromley ackie Lindsey, Carolyn Comolli, Patricia Fox, and osemary H . 1 w. NW' sxs V x ,V I 57 jff SERVICE THAT COUNTS-Mrs, Phil Sparkman gives some advice on the importance of 5:0041 serves to co-captain Neoma Graham. left, and Velma Blailock, captain. OCTET WITH A NET-Daily practice for New rison, and Velma Blailock- line up for a daily drill High School's girl athletes is a must, Here, jean directed by Mrs. Florence Sparkman, girls' physical Livingston, Gracie Peeples, Dorlene Shaffer, Patsy education teacher and volleyball coach. Stockton, joy Landers, Neoma Graham, Anne Mor- :ssl 5?:iH2'F5E UP AND DOWN-With the UB team and A team mixed, valuable experi- ence is gained for practice games and district competition. MUSTANGETTES TO BE-Members of the B team for the volleyballers, sitting, left to right, are Polly Neeper, Barbara Thompson, and Betty Setzer. Standing are Betty Harris, Joy Haney, Wanda Hagler, Edna Davis, and Carole Finley. SET UP-Members of the Sweetwater High School volleyball team practice their set-up play before an important volleyball game. ?i539,,f Eifiieifa -Wm, - if V V mmf, MQ I ,QQ ,M KS. -mw. .f-,fffizfiswf ,Q . ., 2 M' - we-,M My Q 'www-Vmbwyqnpm ach year, approximately 55 local and C49 P4315 tries have purchased advertising out-of-town businessmen and indus- Q bm . 16 space in the Yucca Gloriosa and other school publications. To these people, the staff members of the Newman High School year- book wish to express appreciation and hope that ads have proved beneficial. We, therefore, in- vite Newmanites to carefully examine the fol- lowing section of advertisements, and to visit businessmen who have helped make this book possible. When you stop in for a soda or to purchase a new suit, shoes, a dress, or say fill 'er up, take time to thank these people for making your annual possible. I6I Anthony's Department Store Armor Drug ....................,.,..... ..... Beeman-Cartwri ht g .............. Blue Bonnet Hotel ..... Bowen Drug ........,.. Boykin Cleaners ................... Briley-Brown .......,..,................. ..... Broughton Motor Company Brown Lumber Company .... Buchanan Florist .............,... Burton-Lingo Lumber ......... Callenderis Pharmacy .......... Cate-Spencer Funeral Home Cox jewelry ............................ ..... Dairy Maid ..................,..,....... ..... Davis Farm Equipment ...,............. Etz Studio and Camera Shop Forester Chevrolet .......... Geep's Gulf station ...... ff ffff ' Globe Cleaners .....,.,...... Harp Music Company ..... Piggly Wiggly ....,..,....,... Hub, The ..........,..............V Industrial Manufacturing ..... Jarvis Supply ................. L ...... K.X.O.X. ..................... - Lamar Street Drug ....,...,. Levys' Department Store ..... McBride Cleaners .....,....... M and M Mens Store ..... 168 181 174 185 174 173 168 163 187 181 175 178 182 174 185 170 167 183 178 187 186 170 182 182 186 170 171 169 183 172 uf-905' A VCV' ISCVS Modern Furniture ..., Murchison Motor ..,....... National Bank .......,...... Norred Motor Company Pace Packing Company Pace Super Market ....., Patterson Funeral Home Penney s ..............,.....,.,,..,,. Pittman Floor Covering Roberts and Company ......,., .,., Rowley United Theaters Russell's Department Store ..,...,. .,,, Sobe's Fashion Shop ............,... .,,,, Smith, Wayne Motor ...........r ,i,,, Starr's Drive Inn ,,.,...,,,,..,,.,r,..r,, ,,,, Sunbeam Market .... ..,,..,.....,,.,,,, Sweetwater Cotton Oil Company ...... Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Floral .....,, Tansil s ..,......,....,...,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,A, Texas Electric Service Company ...,.. .,,. Texas Bank and Trust .,..,,,,,,,,,,.., ,,,, Toler's .....,.,..........,,,,,...,.,,,,,t,,,,,,,, U. S. Gypsum ,t..1. Vandervoort's ...........,,,........, ,,,, Village Market .,,.,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., Williams, Clayton lnsurance .,..... ..... Electric ....................... Laundry ,..,,,. .... Music ........,...,. 179 181 176 178 177 174 170 182 184 180 170 171 174 179 175 171 179 186 187 178 165 174 164 183 186 166 177 168 180 4 A jll Take o Good - H ' 6 Look at the AGN' ' W W ,, y J45 ,H 1956 obdsmobale kjwu-UU BROUGHTCN MOTCR COMPANY 215 Elm S+. Phone 2872 Mr TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Your Friendly Power and Light 325 Oak S+. Phone 484l ff w ' 1 . W V , , ,X 55 5 , , w 4 PM gif, WV ,W -J l ' U M I? x 'I I5 iw YSAP fu. I 51 , fl W, I , , ig! 5 3 ,' 'sig SHAGPK , A' W Q 0 3 ,I ! N lf ' T 2 4 .. rf' ! , 9 wi 1 K 71 ,I . al 1 at 3, Ji,- fg f' ,1 if Q! 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Barrington, Linda Kay Barton, Martha ,..,......,. facfwzetaezfadq 25, 69,108,109, .25,133 146, 148 57, 128 122, 176 25 57 uu,47,134,148 ,uunnnauun 13 .Baumann 57,138 ,nu. 57, 122, 136 .nu 22,25, 120,125 13 69 28,111, 137, 139 69 .unnuu. 57, 156 unnnuuuunnn. 130 .u. 25, 33, 38, 136 .nnnuuhnnn 25, 69 .Unuu2nUu2n. 69, 115 57,93,116,127,139 .nnnnuunaunn 69, 115 .shaun 69,125 Hannah. 69 75, 125 25, 125, 139, 130 Baskett, Elmer .................,,.............,.,,....,,,,,. Beall, Jane .......,,..............,.... 12O,128, 12 47,48,111,118,119 130,138,140,141,175 Belwe, Mary Ellen .....,,,.................,,,,,,,...,,,,,,.,.,,,, 47 Benson, Lowell Ray ....., Benson, Tommy Joe ...... Bentle, Sandra ......... uhh, 47, 124 nun. 47, 122 Best, Linda .................. ...... 2 5, 98, 132 Biles, Helen Louise ....,,. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 6 9 Bird, Betty ..............,,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 6 Bishop, Don ........,....., ,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,, 5 7, 133 Bishop, Joyce Nell ....... .,..... 2 6, 27, 92, 93, 104, 110,111,128,130,139 Blackwell, Roland ......, ...,,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 7, 138 Blailock, Velma .....,.. Blevins, Georgia ...... Boen, Freddy ........... Boggs, Patsy Ann ...... Boley, Charles ....... Bollinger, Louise ....... Bonner, Doris ....... Bonner, Royce ....... 2n.26,131,158 unusual 26, 133 2222122021122 69 ru.19,47,120,126 .2n22.16,109,111 H222 57,125 69 Boone, Reagan ..,... Boose, Stanley ........ Boothe, Bettye .,.... Boyd, Edna ..,..... Bradley, Eileen ...,.. Bradley, Paul ..... Brady, Vee ....... Brafford, Rex .............. Brazelton, Joe ................. Bredemeyer, Lawrence Bridges, Tommy ......,. Bridwell, Billy Ray ...... Bristow, Mary ..,...,. .1. 17, 46, 47, 101, 111,116, .,n. 69, 75, 108, .HHH 69, 124, 110, 117 . 57 130 . 12 168 .2nmuhU,57,11a Hun 26,114 111 .Urn 47, 110, 11L 21222, 47, 150, 15L .nU.47,55,120,126 129 132 122 151, 153 181 . 57 138 Brock, Ben ............. ..... 1 1, 16, 116, 118, 139 Bromley, Michael .... ..............,..11............ 6 9 Bromley, Nancy ....... ..... 6 9, 125, 157 Brown, Dixie .,............. .............,................. 4 7 Brown, Evelyn Joyce ..... ..........,..... 6 9, 112, 157 Brown, Marge ........... ....,.. 1 9, 26, 38, 98, 110, 111,116,120,128 Brown, Roland ........,,... ........,,...................... 5 7 Brown, Shirley Ann ....... ...... 2 6, 130 Browning, Jerry Wayne ............ 69 Bruner, Carolyn ........, .... 6 9 Bruner, Charles ......... ..... 2 6 Bryan, Donald .........,... ............. 1 15 Bryan, George Leslie .......... 69, 125 Bryant, John Anthony ..... ....... .......... 7 0 , 71, 155 Buckley, Pat .................. .....,.....,............................ 5 8 Bunn, Lauretta ....... 27, 35, 109, 111, 116 Burke, Jimmie .,...... ...................................... 7 0 Burklow, Billy Don .... .................,.,......... 7 0, 126 Burnett, Dale ............ 27, 10-3, 110, 114, 115 Burnett, Dwain ............ ............................. 7 0, 115 Burnett, Helen Joyce ,-.... 70, 112 Burns, Don ,................. .... 4 7, 55 Burrows, Aubrey .... ,............. 4 8 Burrows, Betty Lois ...... .......... 7 0, 131 Burrus, Ivy Dell ..... ........,.,.... 4 8, 131 Buster, P. H. ....... ..... 1 6, 18, 20, 23 Butler, Trent ..... ..................... 7 0 Butts, Charles ...... ..... 27, 115 Byrd, Hoyt ,.... ...........,.................... 1 6, 136 BynL Lak ........ ...... 56,58,90,114,115,138 Caldwell, Phillip ,.............. ..... 7 O, 124 Caldwell, Roy Wayne ...... ........... 7 0 Callaway, Jackie .,.................................................. 58 CaHBon,Kay .,....,. 58,93,120,122,128,137,138 Calvert, Julia ....,.,.... Cameron, Derrol .... Cardwell, Roland .,.r Camichael, David .,.. Carroll, Carolyn, .,.,. , Carruth, Gordon Caskey, Guy .,.,.,........,,.,,, 58, Cassady, Eva Nell Castorena, Josie ...... Cavitt, Betty ,......,,....... Cavitt, Lester Morris Childress, Patricia Choate, Jack ...... Clark, Frankie .,... Clark, Johnny ..... Clark, Madeline ...... Clark, Sandra .......,. Cockrell, Pati ..... Coltharp, Eddie ...... Comolli, Carolyn ,..... Comolli, Kent ......., Conell, Richard .....,.. Conn, Roy Morris .. Conway, Wilma Jo ,. Cothron, Leslie ,....... Cowan, Carl ....... Cox, Laura ...... Cox, Robin .,,,.. Cox, Joyce ............. Craft, John .....,..,,,...,... Craig, Barbara Ellen Craig, Earl .........,..... Crain, Charles .,.,.. Craver, Madeline ...... Craver, Nancy Kay ,. Creech, Betty ......... Creech, Eugene ...... Crenshaw, James , ...... Critz, Earlene ........ Croan, J. W. .......... . Croan, Margaret Ann 111,111 56, zalamage ,U.18,27,113,139,185 uuuunudaunan. 48, 133 auuuuunuuuuununu 48 . ,............,.,......,..... 12,16,2O 58, 61, 8 , 5 112, 116,126,13O,137,140,141 106, 120, 128, 138 .nnnunnnnncunnnnnnn 27, 152 .11122. 58 .11, 70, 112 HHH ,Munn 115 .22, 48, 131 .nnn11u1n. 70 uu.58,112 138 ntunnnuu. 58 . ,,..... ................... 58 2111118111111 70, 125 1111. 48, 55, 97, 120, 125 .11u.48,114,115,116 139 .Hn21n2nn22.70,125 157 ,hn.48,55,120,126,181 .HUUUUUUUUHHHHH 48 133 222.48 112 1122. 70 D Dammann, Mary Alice ........,.....,. 27, 36, 106,110,111,120,122,123 Daniel, Danny ..... Daniel, Taylor ....... Darby, Travis ........ Davenport, Gary ...... Davenport, Sandra ..... 12122212 70 ,2121u. 48, 55, 125 Unnuanuanauhnu. 27 182, 48, 150, 151, 152 .nnnnnaahnunnuu 70 .anuunnuuanu 58, 124 an. 27, 108, 109, 134 .H2H21.58,122 128 .HHUHUHUHNUH 70 122 ,n2. 59, 112, 129, 138 1nmnnu,70,108,109 .122 .2222 70 .uuannnnuuuunnnnnnnnu 70 .nnnnunuunnannunnuu 48, 133 71,75,118,119,160 181 93, 104, 128,129, 150,159,169 hnununuunnnununuun, 71 22, 59, 154, 155, 178 .uununuuuuuuvunnuu 13 11. 71, 115 2, 59, 131 I I I Davis, Del Sula ..... ...., 2 8, 112, 133 Davis Edna Lou ....... ,.,,,, 4 8, 55, 159 Davis Frances ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 1 Davis Mrs. J. Frank .......,........,.,1.....,,,.,,, 17, 112 Davis, Nadine .........,...... 59, 112, 116, 131, 139 Davis, Walter .,,.,.... ........ 2 8, 34, 39, 86, 106, 109, 114,115 DeBusk, LaVonne .,,,.,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 8 DeBusk, Paul Carroll .,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71 Dennis, Judy .......,...... , ..... 28, 99, 111, 112, 122, 123, 133 Densmore, A, N. ,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 Dickens, Lyndon ..... ..,.. 5 9, 138 Dillashaw, Ila Fay ..... ,,,,,, 1 11 Dollar, Don ....,......... ............ 5 9 Dooley, Connie ....,.... ...... 7 1, 125 Dorsey, J. W. .....,........ ,...........,...... 7 1 Douglas, Jerry Lynn ,,,,.. .,.,.....,.. 7 1, 78, 115 Drake, Katherine ........, ,,,,, 1 7, 201, 119, 137 Dugger, Nick ............. .............. 5 7, 125 Duncan, Bobby Ray ....... ,,,,,, 5 9, 115 Duncan, Charles .,......... ....,. ................ 1 1 5 Dunlap, Cecil ...,....... ,,,......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 8 Dunn, Kathy ..,., .,...,.....,.... 4 9, 110, 111, 122 E Echols, Carolyn ................ 59, 112, 126, 138, 163 Edgar, Diana ............,,,, 71, 75, 118, 119, 125, 187 Edwards, Sydney ,........... 58, 59, 116, 124, 137, 139 Edwards, Virginia ....,...,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 59, 128, 129 Elliott, Glenna ................... .,.. 2 2, 71, 72 England, James QBillj .,.. ......,.,,,,,,,, 1 24 English, Ronny .............., ...., 7 1, 86, 122 Eofi Joy ............... ,.,. ...... 59, 125, 138 Etheredge, Edwin ..... ..,............,.... 3 8, 145, 137 Evans, Joyce .....,... .... 4 9, 89, 111, 124, 130 Everts, Mike ,..... ..,.......,......,............,...,......... 7 1 F Farr, Betty Sue ..... ..............,.....,.................... 2 8 Farr, June .......... ..........................................., 5 9 Feagan, Jimmy ................ 49, 55, 119, 146, 147, 156 Feagan, Shirley ..........,. 17, 28, 31, 82, 83, 86, 102, 106,111,117,118,119,130,139 Fenley, Cecil .............,.....,...........,............ 28, 132 Ferrell, Richard ...... ...,, 2 6, 28, 147, 148, 164 Finley, Carol ..... ........... 4 9, 131, 159 Finch, Sue ....... ...... 49, 55, 112, 150 Fincher, Pat .,.... ..............,...,.,.... 5 9, 112, 129 Fisher, Bobby ..... F itts, Leon .......,,. Flickinger, M. Forbes, Eugene .21. 59, 62, 86, 108, 109, .n. .2. ll 154 134 Forester, Wade ..,7A,, Forester, Valentine r,,,. Fox, Patricia fBooj ..... 9 22122211122 493125 Us 7L 81 86 9LP9i 106,140,141,157 Fox, Peter t,,,..,,................. ....r.t. 6 O, 128, 156, 177 Foy Bail ..rr., .....t, 37,106,108,109,110 111,122,123,124 Fraley, Pat ..,t.....,...,. ........................ 6 0, 71 Franklin, Carl ..,......... .....V. 4 9, 51, 124, 157 Freeman, Lavaughn ........ 1..,,........... 7 2, 115 Fudge, Anna Lou ,.r... Fuentez, Camilo .......,,... 72, 130 I Halbert, Jerry ..t.,,,.. t........,...,..,............... 1 33 Halbert, Joan ............ ...... 2 9, 111, 113, 130 Hale, Coavert Lynn ....... ..................,............ 6 0 Hale, Kenneth ,......,.... ...,... 6 0, 62, 129, 157 Halbert, W. .................. .,.,.,................... 1 7 Hall, Eleanor ,...................... ..,...... 2 9, 130 Hamilton Denise fDennyj ..... ....,............ 7 2, 130 Hamilton, James ..................a ........ 6 0, 138, 156 Hamilton, Phil .............. ....,............. 3 0 Hampton Elizabeth ...... ...,.............. 7 2 Haney, Joy ,............. ......,........ 6 0, 159 60 Fullwood, Clarence ...,....... ,,........... 2 9, 134 Fullwood, Wanda Jean ..,......,,,..,.......,, 60, 112, 138 Fuqua, Roberta ,,..........,...,......, 22, 60, 65, 125, 1301, 137, 138, 163 G Gage, Jerry ..........,... 1,,... ......,.,..,..,,,...,...,... 6 O t3aMher, ArdB .,.,.......,..,,. .,., 68, 72, 108, 109 Gallander, Alvie Joan .,..... .....,...,................, 7 2 Gardner, Joy ...,..,,......... ,r,,, 7 2, 122 Gardner, Linda Sue ....... Gause, Frances Mary ....... Gee, Darla ..................... Gent, Dewey ..... Gerald, Pat ......... Geron, Joyce ......... Gibbs, Amelia .,.. Gilliam, Nancy .,,.,.,.,....... Glass, Sammy ....,. ...,,. Gonzales, Casey ..... Gossett, Wilbur ,,.,. Graham, Neoma ..,,. Graham, Sandra ..... Graves, Susan ,sunsets 72, 112 Uah.72,125,180 UmHmumqm.22,72 n,.60,61,147,156 49 .nehnununuunanu 72, 112 .212,2.72,85,86,96 178 26,49,55,147,154,155 .uunnnsnnnusnunuun 122 U, 29, 130, 131, 139, 158 ,mn .H umumsmn 49 Hankins, Gene ....... Hanks, Billy Ray ...... Hardin, Aubrey ....... Hardin, Dwain .... Hardin, Jimmy ....,,.. Harding, Dean ,...... Harding, Sally ....... Harnest, Charley ..... Green, Green, Greer, Garland ....,. Janice .........,.., Betty ,,.......,..,,,,... .hunnnnnnnasnuuuunn 72 ,hU,49,11,112,120,124 .,22u. 55, 111, 120, 125 Harp, Melton ....,. Harris, Betty ...,,.,.,.... Harris, Betty Louise ...,.. Harris, Logan .................,.... Hartgraves, Bobby ................ 143 144 1 Hartgraves, Brice ..,..., Hartgraves, Patty ..,.. .un.61,126,138 .nuuunununnunn 30 nnnn22.30,154,155 .tum 49,110,122,151 .muumumnmn.52,86 110 49 umm, 120,124 .n. 73, 116, 125 nncnnnnnen 139, 159 ,2.3O,86,88,104,142 146,147,148,154,155 News 49,55,116, 132 147,156,175 .,,. 73, 112, 131 .HH.42,146,126 3O,121,142,143,146, 147,148,154,155 Nuwnum 49 11Q 111 nun. 22, 49, 55, 154, 184 . ,,,.... 61,112,131 nu, 73, 112, 131 Harvell, Frank ....... Harvey, Dalton ...... Harvey, James ...... ..... Harvey, Sammy .,... Harvey, Turner ...... Hassell, Chris .....,... Hassell, Ethel ..,...,......... Hassell, Frieda Earline ........ Hefner, Raymand .......... Henderson, Harvey ....... Greer, Donna Darlene ,.,,,, ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Greer, LeMay .....,....... ..,,, 2 7, 29, 97, 109, 111, 112,130,139 160 Greer, Nancy ..,,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 9, 131 Grice, Patsy Ann ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 0 Griffin, Dalton ,,,,,, ,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 0 Guelker, Gayle ..........,..... 29, 38, 111, 112, 113, 116, 125 160 Guelker, Peggy Sue ,,....,,...,..,. 17, 29, 33, 95, 108, 109,112,116,117,131 160 Gutierrez, Lorenzo ......,,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 128 Guy, Jan ............ 49, 51, 108,109, 110, 11, 139 154 . H Hagler, Wanda Joy ,.,,....,.,, ....,. 6 0, 131, 159 Hendricks, Barry ..,..,.. Hendricks, Paul ......... Henington, Vonzell ......... Henson, Phillip Bobby Herron, Billy ..........,..,1 Hicks, Trueitt Miller .,.,... High, Jane ..........,...,,,......,.,. Hobbs, Harroll ,.,,........ 29, Hobson, Jimmy ......, Hobson, Patsy Ann ...... Holcomb, C. A. .... . Holcomb, Paul ....... .nmnU.12,17 m,m,.49 .uu.30,115 61 73 nun. 73, 126 ,nhn.73,125 .2mu2,m2m.17,19,2o 30,124,144,147,154 hnnunnnnnnnnunnn 138 u,u. 131, 130 hH.56,61,86,138 Holladay, Patricia Ann Holley, Leon ............... Hollingsworth, Theora 93,105, Hollowell Betty Sue Hope, Jo Ann ..... ....... Horton, Dickie ........ Howe, Worth, Jr. .... . Howe, Worth .....,..... Howie, Janice .............. Hughes, Clifton Ray . Hunt, Anna Raye ..,.,..... Hutchins, Nelda ...,... 111 .11.111 73, 124, 127 .11111111111111111111 135 11111111 25,30,84,86,88, 108,109,111,118,119,13l .MHUUHUUHUHUU111111111 31 111. 49, 112, 131 .11111111111111 73 .11111111111111111 18 .11.50,55,96,111,120 .11 .11111111111111 73 J 112 James, Eldon .......................,............,...,..,.....,,,,,,, 61 Jamison, Billy ........ 50, 100, 127, 137, 142, 143, 157 Jeffrey, Vonita ................................,.,. 61, 124, 138 Jenkins, Jean ...... .,,.,,,,.....,,,,,,, 1 12 Johnson, Daryll ..... ,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 124 Johnson, Stanley ,....... ,,,,, 7 3, 125, 180 Johnson, Judy ........ ,...,......,., 6 1, 122 Johnson, Naomi ........ ,,,,, 6 1, 125, 138 Jolley, Maye ....... .........,..,...............................,. 1 12 Jolley, Faye .................,.........,.............,...,.....,...... 73 Jonea Clyde ............ 50,52,86,116,139,148,154 Jones, Durrell ..................,......................... 73, 124 Jones, Eudora ..... ,,,,,,,....,,,, 3 1 Jones, John ....... ,.,,,.,, 6 1, 133 Jones, Jones, Judy ................ Yancey Leon ......... K Kearney, Carroll ........ Kearney, Cecil ...... Kent, Wendell ......... road, Jane ...................... Killen, Mrs. John Ed ..... King, Bobby ............, Kinsey, Kirby ...,.... Kinsey, Marilyn ....... Kinsey, Patsy Ann ....,.. Kirgan, Ranny ..... Kirkpatrick, Wanda Gail Kouri, Mavadean ....... .11 73, 112, 125 hn.50,108,110 .111. 61, 62, 124 111. 62, 114, 115 .111 .1111 62 111 12 .11111111 .1111 50 11111111111111111 9 .1. 62, 112, 122, 129 .11111111111 73,125 .11111. 24, 31, 32, IOL 111,128,139,140,141 50,52,108,111,126 127,128,137,138 Kraft, Joseph ........ ........................ .............,. 7 3 Kraft, Julia .......,....... .,.... 3 1, 110, 111, 129, 130 Kyle, Margaret Ann ............................,...,.,. 73, 125 Lambert, Gene ..... 132 fcdwwdokla. . Lambert, T. ..... .......................... 7 3, Lambert, C. E. .......... ..................................... . Lambert, Raymond ............ 50, 114, 115, 154, Lamm, Jerry ............. ........ 3 1, 32, 24, 150, Landers, Joy ............. .............. 5 0, 131, Lane, Peggy Ann ....... ..... 62, 122, Lanier, Jolene ......, Larry, Lloyd ....,.... Lawrence, E. M. ..., . Lawrence, M. ..... . 50, 55, 122, 123, 115 9 155 151 158 176 .. 31 133 216 Lay, Jerry .A ............ ............. ........... 5 0 , 126 Lewis, Joyce ...... ................................ 3 1, 130 Lewis, Sue ..... ...... 5 0, 51, 111, 112, 116, 120,125,139 Lewis, N. P, ...... ................ 1 2 Lightfoot, Sue ....... ....... 6 2 Lindley, Dennis ........ .......... 6 2 Lindsey, Jacqueline ...... ..... 5 0, 157 Lincoln, Hudson ..... ........................ 9 Linn, Steve ........... ...... 1 20, 125, 181 Little, Doris ........... .............................. 3 1 Littlefield, Dale ...... . .... 32, 36, 124, 1501, 151,153,154 Livingston, Doris Ann .......................... 74 Livingston, Jean .................................... 50, 130, 158 Loeb, Jane ............ ..... 19, 32, 35, 93, 102, 106, 111,116,120,136 Loeb, Peter ........,....... 50, 116, 137, 156, 181 Luyton, William ...... ..................................,....... 1 3 McCain, Jean .............. ....,., ................... 6 3 McCorkle, Cay Lynn ....... McCormick, Ballard .... McCormick, Billie Jean McCormick, LaNel1e McCoy, Lloyd .............. McCright, Wendell ...... McCutchen, Alvah ....... McBride, Penny ........... McDonell, Doris June McDonell, Betty ........ McFarlen, Johnny ....... McFarlen, Ordella ....... McGinley, Jerry .......... McGuire, Nancy Elaine McJunkins, Jane ................ McKeehan, Dale ....... ...... McKimmey, Jahn Ed ...... McNeal, Donny ........... McQueen, Duane ....., 11.74,75 .11 1111 74, 111.32, 112 .. 63 112 130 11.50,165 111111 138 .11111 50, 169 11. 32, 111, 129 1111. 74, 112 .11 63, 131, 138 .nn.50,151,139 .111111111 63 1111111111111111111 112 58, 63, 112, 135, 138 17,32,35,78,116,11Z 150,151,152,153 .nhn.147,l54,155 .nn.32,147,154,165 WW Maddox, Joe ..,,..A....Y. ...----.w.------ . - 62 Maddox, Ronald Dale ......... 74 Malone, Joe, Jig ......,,..... ,.... 3 2, 133 Manley, Ellen Faye .,4,..Y,w.........,...v....-..........,....... 62 Marchant, Jill .........,. 32, 111, 112, 130, 139 Mardis, James ...A, ....,...,........,.................... 1 33 Martin, E. H. .,,. ...... ..........-........-. 1 3 Martin, Sue .,,,. ..... 6 2, 74, 125 Mason, Sheila ,,..... ............... 1 2, 122 Mason, Ronny ..... ,,... 6 2, 124, 138 Mauzey, Carolyn ..... ................. 6 2 Mayes, Norman ,,.... .......... 7 4 Melton, Lanelle .......... ..................... 3 2, 139 Means, C. C, ..,................,....,.,..,........................,. 13 Meyer, Hunry CBubbaj ...,........ 33, 86, 87, 105, 108, 109,142,143,144,146,147,150,151,164 Michael, Jeanne ........ 62, 90, 112, 116, 125, 37, 139 Miller, Angus ....., ............,................................ 1 3 Miller, Delano .,.,., ........ 33 Miller, Jerry ........... .,,....,,,,.......,.,...,..,,,..,,, 1 22 Miller, Mary Ann ....., ....,.. 3 0, 33, 111, 130, 139 1AiHer, Pahy ,.......... 13, 72, 74, 84, 86, 95, 99, 108, 10-9, 119 Mjllett, Wanda Jean ..,,... ...........,............. 7 4 Millett, Wendellene ..... ..... 5 0, 112 Milson, Pat ...,.....,.,. ,,,.,, 7 4 Montgomery, Tim ..... .... 6 3 Moody, Joyce .....,,.. ,,..,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,, 7 4 Moore, Dorothy ...,.. ....,., 1 8, 122, 123 Moore, Gayle ..... ,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 5 0 Moore, Morris .....,. ,,,, 6 3 Morgan, Jimmy ..... .,,,,,,,,,, 3 3 Morphis, Pat ....... ,.,,, 3 3, 112 Morris, Douglas ...,,. ,,,,,,,,.,,, 5 1, 122 Morris, Karl ..,...., ..,,,, 6 3, 168, 177 Morris, Myrtice ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3, 130 Morris, Rosemary .....,.. ,..... 4 8, 51, 101, 109, 111, 120, 157, 169 Morris, Stanley ..,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1, 115 Morrison, Anne .,.,.. ,,,,,,,, 2 7, 33, 39, 103, 109, 110,111,131,136,158 Morrison, Leona .,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 8 Mounce, Gerald ..... ,,.,,.,,,,, 3 3 Mullins, Betty ..,1.. ,,,,,, 7 4, 112 Murray, Pat ,.,.... ,,,,,, 6 3, 131 Nance, Kay .............. ...... 6 3, 109, 125, 127 Nations, Charles ,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4 Nayfa, Almaz ,,,,. .... 6 3, 93, 109, 1,24 Neal, Sam .,........,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 2 Neeper, Marcia ....... 11.34,125,15o 7 139 Neeper, Polly ..... ..... 6 3, 138, 159 Nelson, Sydney ..... ......,.......... 6 3 Nelson, Thearl ....... ........... 7 4 Newman, Charles ........ ....... 5 1 133 Newman, Carroll ..,... ......... . 74 Newman, Wayne ......., .............................. 3 4, 134 Newsom, Donata ......, ..,... 2 7, 34, 110, 111, 122, 123, 134 Nichols, Jerry ..,.......,r. ..............-.,.. 7 4, 135 Nunn, Mrs. Charles ,.......,........,..,. 18, 23, 130, 138 Odom, Barney ...... ..... . 135 Ohlausen, Dean ..... ,......... 5 1 Olvera, Adolph ..,... ..... 5 1, 148 Olvera, Vera ........ ......... . 63 Overton, G. ...... ............. ...... 1 8 , 136 Pace, Jean ....... ...........,.............. 7 4, 157 Pace, Gary ......... ..... 5 1, 55, 110, 111, 119, 160, 168,172 Panzer, Connie ....... 58, 63, 112, 116, 169 Parker, James ...... .................. 7 4, 86, 91 Parish, Vernon ...............................,...................... 63 Parker, Jerry .,........ ....... 5 1, 55, 111,112, 113, 116, 120,122,123,139 Patrick, Charles ...... .................. 7 4, 122 Patrick, Eyvone ........ ......,... 1 29, 138 Patterson, A. L. ..... .............. 1 3 Patterson, Pat .......... . .......,...... 19, 126 Patterson, Virginia .... ................................. 1 2, 75 Patton, Dorthy ....... ..... 3 4, 120, 131, 122, 130 Patton, Norman ...... ........................................ 6 4 Pearce, Molly ...... 51, 93, 111, 112, 113, 123 Peeples, Gracie ...... ....... ........... 5 1 , 131, 158 Pembroke, Alton ...... ..,.... 3 4, 110, 121 Perry, Leonard .... ...............,.. 1 56 Perryman, Edyth ........... ........,.. 7 5, 122, 123 Philley, George Eldon ..... ................................. 7 5 Pinnell, Jane .............. ........... 1 11, 129, 130, 139 Pipin, Frank ......,, ................................. 1 2 Pittman, Carolyn .....,...... 51 111, 118, 119, 138, 184 Pitts, Sandra Ruth .................................... 75, 68, 122 Polnack, Bettie Jo ..... ...........,..... 6 4 Polnack, Katherine .....,... ..,.. 6 4, 131 Pollard, Martha Jean .......... 51 Poore, Leo ...................,.. ........,....,. 1 15 Porter, Glenda Joyce ......,.... 75, 122 Posten, Nora Ann ............. ....,. 6 4, 122, 129 Powell, Barbara Ruth Powell, Johnnie ...,.,,.. 75 Pullig, Befrye Joyce ..,......... 17, 55, 37, 94, 105, 110, Price Donald ,,,,,,, gnll. 5 6, 133 Price, jerry .,,,, -,--,'- 6 4, 138 Price Beverly 4,,,,., ,,,,,, ,,,, ...A,---- 3 4 , 130 Price, Jimmie ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,A,,-,,,,.,,,,,A,4---,-A.,,--- 3 4, 132 Price, Roy .fV..... ..... 1 7, 26, 31, 54, 116, 117, 118,121, 122,123 Price, Sue ...,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,, 5 1 Proctor, Delmer Pruitt, Beverly ..,.. ,..,, 1 1, 52, 84, 86, 95, 106, 116,125,127,13O,139 Pruitt, Sandra ..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 7 5 , 126 Pruitt, Shirley ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 58 111, 116, 122, 123, 140, 169, 94, 24 PU1118, Jlmmy -----4---,-'------------.......... ...... 6 4, 117, 168 Purvis, Glenda Sue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 5, 93, 112, 113 Purvis, Lujean .................... 17, 47, 52, 85, 86, 100, 111,112,113,116,117,119,12O,139 Rasberry, Beverly .,..,,,, ,,,,,, Rawlings, Lee ......... Reams, Gayle ......... Reams, Mary Ann ....... Reed, Garland ........ Reed, Bobby ..... Reeed, Glenn ...... Reese, Anna Lou .... Reese, Eva Sue ..... Reese, Ruth E ..... Reeves, Zane ........ Reeves, Virginia ...... Renfro, Sammy ....... Rhodes, Sandra ........ Richardson, Margaret RObCrtS, Ross ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Roberts, David .......,. Roberts, Lee Roy ..... 55, 111,122, 139 52 55, 156 75 37, 172 111, 150, 139 111, 1301, 139 55,111,120,122,164 6060... .. .... 52, 84, 86, 95, 99, 101, 111,120,124,127 52, 116, 120, 136, 181 122, 154 55, 109, 110, 111 146 Robertson, Melvin ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,- 1 9, 20,, 149, 150 Rounsaville, Forrest , ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,--,v,---- 1 12 Rowan, J, D, ..,1,,,,,,, 1,.-,------'- 1 33 Rushing. Ray ------- ..... 7 6, 124 Rushing, Ray ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,-, ,-,'--- 1 9 S S3.I1Cl61'S, Dorothy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,- ,---, 5 -1----- 5 2 3 112 Sanders, Nedra jean ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 6, 112, 120 Satterlee, Karen ,,,,,, ,-----1-----,-,,' 6 4 Savage, Mrs. Billy ,, ,---,,,-,--.-.,,- 10 Savage, Bi11y ...,..........,..,.................. ....,,,, 1 9, 149, 150 Swff, Eddw .,.............. 68, 72, 76, 86, 118, 119, 187 SCOtt, Glenda ........ ,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 4, 112, 125 Scott, Sandra jean ..,... ..... 7 6, 125 Scott, Wesley ........... ............ 1 26 Schubert, Freddie ....... .....,.......... 1 15, 138 Seale, Jimmy ........ ............ 64, 124, 138 Sealy, Elinor ......... ....... 3 5, 111, 125, 127 Sedberry, Peggy ....,. .......................... 5 2 Sepeda, Maria ..1,....,. ...............,....-...--- 6 4 Setzer, Betty ......1...,..... .1....................... 7 6, 159 Shackelford, Mary Lee .,...1.. 52, 55, 111, 113, 120, 123, 139 Shaffer, Dorlene ...... ..,................ 5 2, 158 Shaw, Julia .........., ...... 6 4, 93, 112, 123 Sheffield, Ronnie ,...... ......... 7 6, 109, 115 Sheridan, Laura ...... ..,............. 1 9, 21 Sherrill, Gerald ....... 64, 109, 124, 138 Shifflett, Peggy ......... .........,........-.... 5 2, 112 Shilling, Clara jo ...... ........... 6 4 Shilling, James ....... ....,.. 7 6 Shipley, Robert ....... .........................,.... 6 4 Shuff, Glenda ................. 35, 109, 112, 131 Simmons, Robert Wayne .............................,........ 76 Sims, D. ...,.................. ,....-.....,... 6 4 Smith Betty .......... -,.... 5 2, 139 Smith Charlotle .,,... ...,. 7 6, 131 Smith, Glenda ....., .,..,.......,..... 6 5 Smith jerry Bob ..... ........................ 1 2 smith, Joy ....,.,..... ..,... 5 2, 111, 151 Smith, Wayland ...... ............... 7 6, 126 Snyder, Bobby ..,..,,. ..... 5 5, 150, 152 South, Olaf G. .................... ...................... 8 , 16 Sparkman, Mrs. Florence 20, 23, 131, 158 Spaulding, Myrna .....,....,. .,............. 6 5, 112 Spencer, ,Dale ......... ......... 1 35 Spradlin, Dowell ..................... .,.....,.,........ 6 5 Stanford, Thelma QBoopsiej ...., ..,......... 7 6, 124 Stewart, Laine ....,...................., ....... 3 6, 133, 111 Stewart, Mary Elizabeth ..... ..... 7 6, 112, 131 Stewart, Troy Calvin ............................................ 76 Stiles, George ..........,...............,..................... 20, 21 Stockton, Patsy ..,......... 18, 36, 111, 130, 131, 158 Stone, Billy joe .....,...,........,......................... 36, 132 Stone, Neva Jeanette ......, ....... 1 12, 116, 126 Storrs, Barbara .............. ..,,............. 7 6, 112 Stroman, Betty Ruth ..... ..... 3 3, 36, 130, 139 Stroud, jerry Dwain ...... ........................... 7 7 Suitt, Donnie Rose ........ ........................... 7 7 Summers, Larry ...... .......... ..... 2 6 , 36, 148, 173 T Talbot, Vera ......................... ...... 7 7, 112, 125 Tankington, Patricia Ann ...... .................... 5 2 Tankington, Rebecca jean ...... ....... 6 5 Taylor, Beverly Ann ........ ....... 6 5, 129, 138 Taylor, Carolyn Sue ,............ 77, 122 Taylor, Charles ,..... ...w... 5 2, 109, 133 Taylor, Dewitt .......,. ..l........ 3 6, 129 Taylor, Frances ......, .... 6 5, 112, 129 Taylor, James Robert ....... ....,........ 7 7, 122 Taylor, Jean ............. ........ 6 5, 112 Taylor, L. B. ............ ..... 3 6, 132 Taylor, Marcelle ....... ......... 5 3 Taylor, Margaret Joy ..,.... ,....,.,, 7 7, 181 Taylor, Robert Lee ...... ..................,.. 7 7 Teaff, Doloras Ann .,....,.,....,. 77, 125, 175 Teague, Melba Dean ......,...,............................... 77 Templeton, Carolyn ............ 55, 96, 100, 111, 120, 130,168 Teubner, Belva .......,. ......,,.,,.,,,,,,,.... 3 6 Thomas, Mondelene ......,, ...,,,, 6 5, 118, 119 Thompson, Barbara .... .....,..,,,, 6 5, 159 Thompson, Mary Sue ....,.,........,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 Thompson, Ross ......,. 19, 52, 53, 106, 120, 126 181 Tinsley, Bonnie Kay ......,,........,......,,,,,,,.,,,,, 77 Tinsley, Judith Ann ...,.,., ..,,,,. ,,.,, 5 3 Tilley, Freida ........... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 7 Travland, Terence ......,, ,,,,,, 2 0, 21, 23, 157 True, Jimmy ......,..,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 5 86 Tucker, Jack Wesley ......, ,,,,,, 7 7, 157 Turner, Elwood ,...... .,..,, 1 44, 154 Turner, George ,....,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 133 Turner, Kenny ..,............,.....,.,,,,,.....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,, 133 Turner, Mike ........ 53, 110, 111, 116, 124, 137, 139 Turner, Sue .,......,,..,,,,.,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 65 Turner, Talma Jean .,,,.. ,,,,,,, 1 31 Turpin, Stephen ....... ,,,,,, 1 25 Tyler, Allie Marie ...,,.,..,,,..,,r. ,,,,, 7 7 V Vinson, Mrs. Garland ................ 4, 16, 20, 128, 138 Vinson, Garland ..,... ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Villa, Cecilie ........ ,,,.......,., ,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3 W Wade, Anne ,.........................,......... 53, 55, 111 116 Wadlington, Carolyn Janyce .,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77, 112 Waggener, Bascom ..,.............,,,,,.,, 51, 53, 124, 185 Walker, Karl ,,,......., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 123, 138 Walker, Dwain ........... ,,,,, 5 3, 65, 154 Walker, Miss Marian .....,.... 21, 129 Walker, Randal ......,, ,,,,,, 6 5, 133 Walker, Wanda ......... ,,,,,,,,,, 1 31 Walton, Gaylon Lee .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 Wann, Lowell .,.,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6, 132 Ware, Dowling ..... ,,,,,,, 3 9, 110, 111 Ware, Noma ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7, 122 Watson, Olen .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 Way, Joyce ........ .........V--.........----.------.,'---------- 6 6 Weems, Bobby .,...,...... 18, 22, 31, 37, 109, 146, 165 Welborn, Pat .........,...........,....--.,--....,..,------4- 77, 112 Welch, Mrs. Caffey ....... ...........................-.- 8 Welch, Danny ,,,,,,,,,,,., ..,,. 6 6, 106, 122, 176 Wells, Carolyn ............ ..............--------.-.-.. 3 7 Welter, Don Edward ...... ...................-----..- 7 7, 138 Whisenant, Sarah Alice ............ 66, 85, 86, 112, 130 Whitaker, Ronnie Glen ....... ................................ 7 7 White, John ..,...............,................................. 10, 15 Whittenburg, Thomas Wendell ............ 77, 124, 137 Whitworth, Shirley ........ 11, 34, 37, 93, 95, 103, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 85, 97 Wilkerson, Johnnye .................................... 77, 109 Wilkinson, Johnny ...... ...... 4 7, 53, 86, 112, 148, 154 Wilkinson, Joyce ..... Williams, Barton ..... , 155 78, 120, 124 Williams, Glenn .................................................. 53 Williams, Gloria ............................ 128, 131, 138 Williams, Nan ........ 48, 53, 111, 118, 119, 120, 167 Williams, Mrs. W. E. ............................................ 21 Williamson, John Edward Williamson, Norma ...,.... Willingham, Bill .........,.................. 20, 21, 144, 156 Willoughby, Martha Ann Wilson, George ..................... Wilson, Robert ..... Wolfe, Rosa Ann ..... Womack, Thomas ....... Wood, Sammie ........ 66, 112 20, 21 97, 168 53, 122 Wood, Zelma ........... ..... 3 7, 139 Woodard, Jo Ann ....... ...... 6 6, 112 Woodard, Linda Fay ...... .................. 7 8 Woodard, Demarce ..... ............. 7 8, 112 Woods, Dickie ...... ....... 6 5, 147, 154 Woody, John .,.....,.... ............. 7 8, 124 Worsham, Donald ..... Wortham, Glenn ..... 37, 124 Wray, Emerald .............. ....... 1 3 Wright, Carl Douglas ....... ....l............. 5 3 Writht, Owen ................ .............. 7 8, 126 Wyatt, Patricia ....... .............. ..... 6 2 , 66, 85, 86 Y Yates, Arminda .,..... ...... .,.. 2 1 Young, Edwin Young, June Young, Peggy ............ 22, 51, 53, 111,112, 120, 125 Young, Sheila ........................................ 62, 66, 129 Younger, Kathryn Su .... 53, 55, 111, 116, 120, 125 Z Zeigler, Jeanne ............ 48, 53, 111, 118, 120, 130, 164, 165 quam-paideaf7?56 CO-EDITORS PUBLICATION DIRECTOR Shirley Feagan Ben Brock Roy Price ASSISTANT ADVISOR OF YUCCA Mrs. Katherine ,Drake ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER ThC0ra H0lllr1gSW01'fh Jeanne Zeigler jane Beall SENIOR SECTION Theora Hollingsworth Shirley Feagan SOPHOMORE SECTION Mondelene Thomas FACULTY SECTION Nan Williams ORGANIZATION SECTION Lu Jean Purvis Carolyn Pittman Nan Williams STAFF ARTISTS Eddie Scott Don Bishop 1. 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