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

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FQ 3 . 512 'X 1 1, s ' .. 1 ' fi' Qs. - T .3 they , A: as-I 1 ' Y ,. . g N 'K r , I 1 .F ,I- . jay .L w A s r J e f A ' 4 H Lzwr. r L f ff? , Q ji 3,8 xx 3 ft? e Q fe ails ' f A , A ,IN K ,ascii 5 ir is .f , Y A . 1 , .. r 5? te Y f it 5 I .aa 6 opportunities and to make our lives These are ours, if we take advantage of them. skgrix 90 we ' 2 . fs-:gi 5 I Q q . Q ',,,,e..e, a . ' ' . f as me , ., For mire I s . .W fir 's sur r .r ,. , ,iv . ' , A' X , Q A pm is Y, ., , ,JY , rr J - , Y Q. as F ' A 4 if e fi it ' , A - 7 -f I 5 We live in a free and beautiful land Where life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness' are granted us. We are frees to use our lives as we see fit, but we can take advantage of many op- portunities that will make our lives richer. Free education and freedom of wor- ship help mold our lives into more useful beings. We can make good use of leisure time by participating in good, clean recreation. We can choose friends who will help us live fuller lives. Q Taking advantage of these oppor- tunities and privileges, thus living our lives to the fullest, makes our lives morebeautifulf-at school, at home, or wherever we be. 3 What Makes Lzfc' Here Friendships . . . 3 Leisure 88 Reef:-yi' ,X ' Athletics . . . 152 wil ,. , QM.. K A, 1321, ,mam s Guidance . . . 18 Activities . . . 118 1 1 R Advertisers . . . 17 LP. safe: I . i., ffarzariug ,Mn Hoyt Kyra! . . A beautiful life is made through service and in helping others. Such is the life of Hoyt Byrd, Sweetwater High School Diversified Occupations instructor. During his six years at Newman High School, his work has been to place students enrolled in the D. O. classes on jobs according to their various interests and to train them for jobs in the future. In so doing, he has helped numerous students choose their life's vocation. Under his sponsorship, the D. O. chapter of the Vocational Industrial Club has won an array of honors, including the V.I.C. district contest held in Abilene. Mr. Byrd does not confine his interests and talents to D. O. alone. He has used his mathe- matical ability to good advantage, also, and several years, under his guidance, S.H.S. has won t-he district and regional slide rule contests in the Inter- scholastic League meets. The dedicatee is an active member of the Pres- byterian Church, the Lions Club, and a participant in civic affairs. Because of his interest in and guidance of stu- dents, much of which may be classified as beyond the call of duty, the staff dedicates the 1957 Yucca Gloriosa to Mr. Byrd. 5 F1 Y . w V Q Y 8 . , 5 3' Aff K1 5 4, Hi 5- pk , lygzv 3 1. X ft ' 'jf - ffmv' 2 HM 554 if JI'-J, 3 , 1 4 I ' fry.. f 235, K sg' V1 laws-... 1... L- 41, 4 I , L. . f 1 fi f,,,,, '31'5'gii,.v 1, - W ff. 'K M5 A . pk .,f,51,f , A t ki x . .1 ,... - I A .a 3: I M mgvff Q fi A5 fide? ff ' Wim 5 H ntwfa' - 'Kai H .M 5 fr., -Z5 f , ff Q A A am-f: ,+ I M Q. ' ' - X' A . ' - U if 1. 33,4 ' kd ,,,-wg g VM ,gm 4' As! 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M . ,, . - www v f flbrfuf lls In West Texas, especially around New- man High School, nature has unfurled an unusual array of beauty. Yuccas, cactus, six beautiful girls, and Newman High School's Little Red, mascot of the Mus- tang students, supply the scenery in this case. Although West Texas rain makes its appearance more often than does the moist type, we don't have to travel far to find a hue of green and harmonizing colors. Beauty galore is here-yes, and all about us if we but seek it. i , h,,,,u,.v 1? ff 3Wqg'-Mx'1ff 'xA H., W- .M -.r -J M, A - ff' 1 I ww wi 'gf' is 5 'fa A s : - , 3' ,, ay? As? 4 gf 3 fm ,gg W X W :iv A 4 F JA M2251 Q 5 'Q 5 aw? if ii 1 5 Wm, if ll!! Z4 ,vt mm , f. Q l an 2 ,,, f . NUM hNw.,,,b nm swf gwiwwlwnwfm mvvk ,A ...f--- -Q'-N QYN X When We Study . . . I0 xsv, F When We Wrfrk. . II 014 Um! Special Zfrma! Ocmsivu im,- xx W if Wm.. fe .- nk if Wi . ...M M. , , ,Q K, During Our lei ure Uma. . . me ,ig A ,A , M A Qmfyf . MN- 8 'b 11 More Uzzzn 740 Students Hua In Main Kuilding Wa 6 fo ine Maxfli 1 iv, as I. 1 .ij ff 5. if 1: 4 ' Ii I 5 K1 Y. 'sv 0 it M the-QW-f rr, -,xx A ,X 7 ww! f Mata. fel 'ww K , rrrygww Y:'br - r -gf f it KJV P ' M. 'H'Elv.s- -7 ff-W 'A I A ,, 3g,k,7Ji ,,, .J r,i.,M3 .: ', 1 4,7 I V .,.f73,ri . we , . - , M. .. H W - ,r ,Y-fa.:+1fn',,,i weak .sf ' M - Wi wewfw' Mui if 12 fi feral-.,,iq,-22 , YB i ' S 7 'ffifg,.S if ',5f'lf'?k'5'?e ft?fff? 1Q sf , , a i r Q tr r . -.xizitif 32135--3 9f 5iz s 23 V ' lf-Wi? . re ,- at f fmrf,-mi 45.33 5 ,Taj Qfigtfje 'w1!i'sf'iQ4v5,i 5,w7,rAa ' maya J . . ' ., A J s ' fffwqqfqgfw 'W' Mew - f Max'-W sw ff.,-il!J I : wif' ,sv azz , af, ,, , f f -W-,mt-. Q - , , M .vie E ,' 5- 3,32 1. W?3g.5Q,2,u7lgm'f.f K, , 1 g xl A x K I . I K ,K gi .F K, , ,V,Xi,, vgfrfiftimVe E , e ,. '55 I ' When school bells rang this fall, more than 740 students occupied the main building and the vocational building. The main building on the S.H.S. campus has been used for about 30 years, but the vocational building has been occupied only since February of 1956, Regular classrooms, the library, and the principals office are in the main building, while the vocational classes, a , modern cafeteria, and offices for the superintendent and School Board are housed in the vocational building. A complete face lifting was given the main building before the school term began. l - - - i l , . . in cw Vmzfmmzl Huzldzug l l l I5 l M1 WWWYAM 'X MK Mi? a d Sports fs f' ' - Flay Jmportant 130165 in Students' lives ,Mustang Howl. . . l l l l l w Administration Good teachers are happy teach- ers. The faculty of Sweetwater High School is composed of first class teachers whose love for life and their fellowman make them truly happy. The beauty of their chosen pro- fession and their untiring efforts make the faculty and administra- tion one of the finest to be found anywhere. 'Education has for its abject the fmmztzon af character . . . Spmvcr in Seuih Heads Sweetwater Seheels Superintendent of Sweetwater Public Schools, civic leader, and a man both warm and friendly-synonymous with Olaf G. South. Mr. South is completing his fifth year as head executive and is responsible for the 55750,000 building program which is now underway in the Sweetwater Public School system. A member of civic organizations, Mr. South is presently serving the Rotary Club as its president. He is also a member of the First Methodist Church and member of the Board of Stewards. Poway Zrrmvrs llnpaizt Zlnflzankcd WADE FORESTER C. E. LAMBERT 1 -k ' A. N. DENSMORE J. M. LAWRENCE 1. .. ' Q Q L Serving as secretary to the Superintendent, -,,' f - It . Olaf G. south, is Mrs. Caffey Welch. Her f a job includes typing, filing, and general 32,95 1: :. fi ' ,, office work. Besides these and other duties, ' she figures and writes faculty and staff .. 4.211 'l... ' PHY Checks- S W V ii mlulllmwx -Gite' KIRBY KINSEY JUNE YOUNG HUDSON LINCOLN Seven Sweetwater business and professional men, who compose the Board of Education, meet every second Thursday of the month with Superintendent Olaf G. South to plan for more and better schools and educational opportunities for Sweetwater's school children. Wade Forester was elected president of the Board by the other trustees, and C. E. Lambert was named secretary. Other members are: Dr. A. N. Densmore, Kirby Kinsey, M. Lawrence, Hudson Lincoln, and Dr. junelYoung. White Operates Sweetwater High Principal John White completes his third year at the end of this school term as Newman High Schoolls administration leader. Mr. White has contributed much to Sweetwater High School through his efficient work and his efforts to better the school. He is an active church worker and participates in civic affairs. Mr. White serves as an inspiration and guide to students and teachers. 22 Start of a Busy Day-Mr. White flashes a large smile as he prepares for another day as principal of Sweetwater High School. 16514 Brock Assists Priuczpal ,717 lfl White I was sick yesterday. I need a study hall, and I need three tickets for the game tonight. These are familiar words that Ben Brock hears each day in the office. His job as as- sistant principal keeps him going strong all day, Witl1 attendance reports, sched- ules, student activities, and helping with discipline as some of his jobs. it is in- deed no wonder that Ben Brock is a busy man. J. . , 4 .t,, ,. . K s Wi' s at . , asfkzt'::,fgE,4g.f-,,.- . A : Rf T' K .wif Q It ' . N . ts- f- fa. .,- f7.- f A . .. 'E ' Ze 1 Us ' A ' ' - 3' fl 3 0, l jar,-K tiyrcwiglhi :,- 5 , V r ggyasgwgwgfi, I K? is :vm W W. v s s s I f .L I N l Keeping office files, sending transcripts, typing of schedule cards, letters, and such, selling cafe- teria tickets, and office work in general are a few of the jobs which keep Mrs. Billy Savage, secretary to the principal and assistant principal, busy. lllh, fudcnfs Keveivc' Kelzpiaus Guidance Mil!!! miaflifl IIQMEI. GUIDING HAND-The men who gave their time to guide students in the field of religion play a large part in the curriculum of Sweetwater High School and in the community. Standing, left to right, are: J. T. Marlin, james STUDYING STUDENTS- Is this the right scripture? asks Sue Lewis, right, as Douglas 'Morris and Margaret 4 Richardson study for a coming Bible test. -t...n-...Mani XXf'illiams, Ray Seay, C. A. Holcomb. On the back row, seated. are: J. Powers, Richard Chilton. J. W. Atchinson, George XY'ilson, Jackson W. Fielder, F. XV. janzow. On the front row, seated, arei Charly P. Harnest, and A. L. Patterson. l . '.V4.!,, 'ad' , Mill!! Sclmals Need ,4u1fiHary Warkers TO SCHOOL AND BACK AGAIN- Standing, left to right, are: Lloyd O. McCoy, jerry Bob Smith, Floyd Mid- kiff, Mrs. Edna Boyd, John C, Hol- comb, Ben High, Willie Spur-gin, Sam Neal, Loyd Watson, and Raymond Hefner. These persons are responsible for the transportation to and from school of all the rural students. CLEAN UP CREW J M Flickmger chief of maintenance, briefs two of his co-workers as to the day's work. The workers are Fred Prewitt and Elmer Bas- kett. THEY KNOW WHATS COOKIN'- Serving around 250 famished students are Mrs. J. E. Killen, Mrs. Sam Neal, and Mrs. R. W. Riley. 25 N '19, DJ Pye? ci sy' J V ,f,t iV Jy ,wi MV MRS. E. J. YATES ew Members and Keturuiug Cmclzd MRS. GARLAND VINSON ., ak, , J wa H 3 ,.,, ,- Q 53 , K . . 2, .Q WQ Miss JOANN fu- ,, HARR1ss , g A . -' 2. L, L , W .7 . J il W MISS MARGIE MOORE The privilege and task of an English pro- gram is to direct the pupil's attempts to under- stand and to be understood, so that the student may attain the ability to adjust himself to changing conditions and circumstances. Thus, by increasing his own skills in reading and writing and listening and speaking, the pupil is able to make his own mark on society. By increasing his own reading skill, he is able to enlarge this circle of comprehension. MISS LAURA SHERIDAN ILLIE SPURGIN NEW FACES-New members of the faculty of Sweetwater High School, left to right, seated, are: Miss Joann Harriss, Mrs. S. V. Box, Miss Margie Moore, and Miss Marie Haney. Standing, are: Bill Spurgin, John Anderson, Wood- row Smith, and W. C. Grissom. t arm Well-Kauuded Zzczzlfy Sweetwater High School students are re- quired to take American History and another course in social science, such as World History, civics, or Texas History. Two credits in natural science are also re- quired before graduating. A student can take general science, chemistry, biology, or physics to fulfill this need. MRS. ROSA ANN WOLFE W. C. GRISSOM MISS LEONA of MORRISON ENGLISH PROJECTS-Mrs. E. J. Yates, English instruct- ress, discusses some of the projects prepared by her senior English students and the unit of study with Mrs. Garland Vinson, English and Spanish teacher. MRS. CHARLES NUNN J. W. HALBERT .,,, ,... ,,-fr - .1 ww'-55 MRS. S. V. BOX 'lm Abu firm!!-Q We J. G. OVERUEQN IJCMKW .4 X41 Q. . -'Ax' N, MISS GEORGE STILES E. C. QPATJ PATTERSON W9 MISS DOROTHY Mooiua ' I xx Variety af Krfursr i To graduate from Sweetwater High School, a i student is required to have had at least two years of mathematics. SHS'ers have a choice of taking general math, algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry, MRS. W. E. WILLIAMS CAREFUL WITH THAT INK-Raymond Hefner's fifth period drawing class is hard at work. Four SHS misses find this course interesting. mfidcs '2S',vicc Journalism and publications are a few of the electives taken by students which help to put a little spice into high school life. jour- nalism is a solid, and annual is a non- academic credit subject. BEN BROCK SNIP, SNIP, SNIP-This is a familiar sound to Mrs. J. Frank Davis's fifth period homemaking students as they work on their first projects. The first semester is spent in learning to sew. Learning to cook meals is the order of the day during the last semester. A E Miss MARIE HANEY 1 'kim '3Qus,- P. H. BUSTER I MRS. J. FRANK DAVIS MISS LOUISE BOLLINGER 7' A 5 ' f,1 , RAY RUSHING ni -N z I Q . I f I 2 H R, V V 'I 3, r lx :k'H SYM if! 'Sn tx ' tg RAYMOND HEFNER HOYT BYRD J-fard Wvrk and lfcisuz Students in Sweetwater High School are given the opportunity to prepare for their fu- ture life by taking vocational courses such as homemaking, general metals, woodworking, mechanical drawing, agriculture, and Industrial Cooperative Training. f Z fr 4 li ,- Jjbgy J for V 4 V I r.L'1V JEHN ANDERSON TIME OUT FOR A DRINK-Miss Louise Bollinger, Mrs. Charles Nunn, and Miss Dorothy Moore take time out for a refresher between classes. We H6415 '76'zzlur1cc ' Day Physical Education is another extracurricular course. This course includes volleyball, basket- ball, football, baseball, tennis, and track. MRS. PHIL SPARKMAN THE END OF A LONG HARD DAY-Miss George Stiles and Mrs. Robert Wolfe, tired and weary after a long day at school, sit awaiting a ride home. ,.- 'jR -TM iliil BILLY WILLINGHAM ELWOOD TURNER B. G. SAVAGE MELVIN ROBERTSON 61515555 Beauty of life is expressed in a student who is well-rounded in school activities. More than 730 students in New- man High School. Each student has an equal chance to a well-rounded schedule of academic and extra sub- jects. The students have studied Eng- lish, Spanish, mathematics, homemak- ing, vocational subjects, music, and religion, to name a few. To graduate from this school, a student must have 16 academic credits and non-academic credits. Graduates may look back on the years in high school as the most beautiful years of their lives. They have had an opportunity to take part in numerous colorful and joyful events. As seniors complete their last year and start concentrating on the future, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen should also concentrate on their last years in high school, trying to make them the best and beautiful yearsf' II 7 only the educated are free' . . . Epicicius i Y v E 5 ! 1 i 1 'I in 2 4 21 , f ,, E. E a M Q 3 cnirfrs Prefldent ........ ..,.................. S TANLEY MORRIS Reporter ..................,. MARY LEE SHACKELFORD Vzce Prendent ..............,........,.. FRANK HARVELL Secretary ......... .... 7 CAROLYN TEMPLETON f m f QM 2 i t gi A um-'J M. 1. ,MA , 4 ' ii af if Lk' N. ,N ZH.. ,....a--- V.. Music ,Makes Ezfs lssaufiul far Students GLORIA ALSTON 5 BARBARA ARMSTRONG CJ: DONNIE ASHFORD MARY LYNN IANE BARDWELL BARTON BEALL X A GX MARY ELLEN LOWELL BELEW BENSON MUSIC MAKERS-Mary Lee Shackelford and Dwain Hardin practice their parts for the A Cappella Choir. JAMES BISHOP REAGAN BOONE Q JOE BR LTON ,jibqal X ,4 M Well ow 9,1 I TOMMY BRIDGES 'QP T IVY WANDA BURKLOW DERROL BURRUS CAMERON 'Q' DON BURNS AUBREY BURROWS THAT WAS A GOOD GAME -jan Guy, center, comments on a football game as he, Mike Turner, left, and Peter Loeb examine the sports page of the Pony Express. PATI COCKRELL EDDIE COLTI-IARP DAVID CASKEY 3 I C, 3 'A' Y it ' I 'rings Peace affbliud WILMA JO CONWAY RICHARD CORNELL ROBIN JOHN COX CRAFT If 2. if if si M4 X x L f H OCCC J m Q E Z 's wa ix it X 2' in I vw-.adv ILA FAY DILLASHAW KATHY DUNN I,i , I 2 arignamitzfafgi A ,3 ,g,,2g, .L .. .. , ' 3 KENT COMOLLI 1' A I - fir IIIC A A i iii A Wie, 2 i - I 2 xx L ,,qvi Si '-'us 'mi ff - 73 tar . 35455 MW 5 r , M. sz msn fr. yva CROAN 'iq 4 lik A ',. I f ' ff-M I 'E Q ' - 1,11 ml era' ' f P X Tia 1. ., Q '41 lp n 'Q ' kttxwiisfzi f nl in LGA 2 K ROBERT DAVISON EDNA DAVIS STUDIOUS SENIORS-Janice Green, Valentine Forester, and Wanda Sue Burklow prepare their brains to stand the strain before six-weeks exams. 22 ' -'ffm A-if 45?ls 1ffl :f I we S3 3 K 'fffiizffff - :air f i g , ses. M Q ' . gi . - QP ffl- ' I ,it ,il ,L 'f -gf .,, Z ,-,. Efzr ,.-- , 14, . I I, I I A ..m-.. 3 S WILLIE DUNN JOYCE EVANS CAROL FINLEY f I LLLL FI R W L L After-Schvv Kccreafivn Plug VALENTINE FORESTER CARL FRANKLIN JIMMY FEAGAN SUE FINCH LIFE OF RILEY-The tables tum as Peggy Young and Sue Lewis wait on Gayle Reams and john Craft during Twirp Week. JOYCE GERON SAMMY GLASS zEMVZWn11hwShnkufjMbnuk JAN JERRY GUY HALBERT BETTY GREER DWAIN HARDIN IANICE GREEN 'QQ FRANK HARVELL TURNER HARVEY 4 9 -:Ra , W fl R E il ' 'V -Q I , in EgE,E1E . kyw , W xx? 1 5,3 fray JIMMY HARDIN BRICE HARTGRAVES X AFTER-SCHOOL FUN4Reagan Boone tees off as Pati Coclcrell, y 4 left, Dowling Wa1'e. and Glenda Wycoff look on. IJ 1 am SAMMY HARVEY JO ANN HOPE DARYL 5 JOHNSON 41, 5 an ,gk 'Q gi. 4' 'wr - if SUE HUDGINS ' BILLY JAMISON ' OH! HOW PRETTY -Beverly Pruitt and Clyde jones have that special date and are already for the Senior Banquet. Spcciczl Occasions ,Mczkc ly CLYDE JONES - 1 ff 5 'f , 453 CAROLL KEARNEY A if A 'F'h BOBBY KING MAVADEAN KOURI are l6'c'aufi ul - but Uresvme JOY LANDERS ' ,ash Q 'haw 'ix in RAYMOND LAMBERT A LOYD LARRY Timm DONALD KUYKENDALL f RUTH LATHAM , R I E. M. LAWRENCE JERRY LAY OH, MY ACI-IING FEET! -This seems to be the implied expression of Tommy Bridges and Lynn Barton as they refresh their feet after marching in the half-time show. X . M A . M4 SUE LEWIS JEAN LIVINGSTON I I fi my ii gl I i f I if X ily mx, PETER LOEB fiiffrzz-611155 Subjects H640 514 WENDELL MCCRIGHT WENDELLENE DOUGLAS STANLEY MILLETT MORRIS MORRIS l ' T-H A M ORDELLA MCFARLEN DONNIE MCNEAL PLEASE BUY A PROGRAM -Gerry Parker and Sue Hudgins show their sales ability by selling football programs to Jo Ann Hope and Kathryn Su Younger. '. xx ' K Av-v J f WAYNE NICHOLS DEAN OHLHAUSEN 'iii fudmfs qx Well-Kaundcd EM: 1 , f,Q,,1fL,' ,Q M! f 4 ADOLPH OLVERA fr X n N - f ' Qafgfji A ,fzpzfe 1 1L,, U44 E' gzwdffx Auf 1 4, Zz tion., ' fu . . If f ' K u W I . ' X 17 A J fiffff-.bc 5526 -J -1 M' A YM' 5!'L74e'H Zi fe Wffwf Q54 L 1 - R I, V f ' 'fir' jf I I SL ff A fz ,Jf',U'fRC ffef 1 C. ffffiffz d77UJfflfLL If 7 -,r X 4QA4lC4,4f ,ja-f44f,f .. TL1ff..4'uw , -f. , fi gf- VLH AU A Mg QM' 5' Q WT C fi' GARY PACE - ,E me , GERRY PARKER , 293, .MQLIX GRACIE CLIFFORD f , PE'A-BQE, PEEPLES PITT f LEO POORE DONALD PRICE if rf' ig if I , ff ik R .. 4 4 5 A x mx l Ng Ag A 'T 14+ CAROLYN PITTMAN MARTHA POLLARD MECHANICAL MADNESS-Kent Comolli, Bascom Waggener, center, and Carl Franklin spend their leisure time after school working on a car. M155 ',,'Jg- BEVERLY PRUITT I play Plus Wvrk 675116 ,L C 'I-I L ll I N' 1 A P I 'Aff ff iff if ,IA ui 1 I , . A , I lfl Ill 1' ll will flllll fl! iffy! . , , l, , ' , f ' ' i ' i . i , . 1 , ' n , A l I I I ' 4 , 'X I 4 1 1 , ' f 4 f 5 N, if 1 I, ,' X A I A ,V , V , ' Q in , f i ,f, 1 U1 Aj! l I ffl' LL LL lo fvl! X I I Ir! l 'ff' jf? I Mlm if Vt 1 j I if If f H WZ zfft lf I in J , 'i I fr - If ' ,, ' I 1 . wb-nt' I, Ll i It 1' fl If xl A A J i an E., , GLENIISA ,PURV Zi!! 1 My Ll if fp, if M +I EU ff I Lf ,f . f I it Fx , 5 Z l . lf ,fn 4 N ff! I V . :lj F 4 Q fl 1 D ffl X f I wr , 1 I f fi. If ,I fl I tv 4 1 .1 lf ,I 1 L! , I LZL, SANDRAZ f f MARGARET MARTHA A , ,,.Q, A RHODES HC' v RICHARDSON ROGERS i. ms. GAYLE REAMS VIRGINIA REEVES ENGLISH MADE INTERESTING-Lu jean Stone, left, Glenda june Purvis, center, and Joyce Evans find English is not all Work, but some play, as they put the finishing touches on their projects for class. gi l ulz , 1 f ' in 4, A' x MN DOROTHY SANDERS MARY LEE SHACKELFORD views! in Scwivrs' 6lll55 Wvrk DORLENE SHAFFER JOY SMITH LU JEAN BILLY CHARLES STONE TALBOT TAYLOR MAC TAYLOR MARCELLE TAYLOR ANYONE FOR A DRINK?-Gary Pace invites jane Beall, left, and Jeanne Zeigler to have refreshments at a local drug store. ROBERT TEAGUE CAROLYN TEMPLETON af, - +5 I' -- . E I fr .v I + .Q ' ts fn- 2 ' I' 'Zi : ' , ':i.i:. Six K 1. . xi ' Q X gzillfiwv-t.5 E '55 V.: ' I..t.' . . v . M ROSS THOMPSON MO' Wierzdq Assvciafivns Milf Ofhe JUDY TINSLEY CECIL VILLA BASCOM WAGGONER ms. 'Wi ELBERT WALKER i iii' 'L :kk Q rg KENNY TURNER MIKE TURNER WELL, I WANT SOME! --Mac Taylor, left, and Turner Harvey crowd Nan Williams out of her drink4and clinch the situation by tying a knot in her straw. 'Z' f 2 X is I X, DOWLING WARE JOYCE WAY . . - .. , , u - 1 I - ' 'u s . ..f.. flake Siudmfs' livcs Happy Ones NAN WILLIAMS JANETTE DOUGLAS WINN WRIGHT '55 1' 'dk Www! on IGN M57 KATHRYN YOUNGER JEANNE ZEIGLER JOHNNY WILKINSON M55 Wk GLENDA W Y COFF EDWIN YOUNG PEGGY YOUNG AFRICAN COLLECTIONS-David Caskey shows Judy Tinsley a big game rifle and other souvenirs from Africa. .V 4- :EN ..--' 'TW Outstanding Neunnnn HM: Seniors STUDENT LEADERS-Branded seniors for the first issue of the Pony Express were Sandra Rhodes, head cheerleader, and Raymond Lambert, Student Council president. The pair is also active in other school organizations. 'S ,imiif 8 Sw-tv If . xg 1 :ii 'ik MUSTANG, MISS, AND MAC--Mac, Clyde jones's cocker spaniel, looks curiously on as Clyde gives Beverly Pruitt some hunting pointers to open the season. f arf DISCUSSING POLITICS ?--It's not likely. jane Beall and Brice Hartgraves are probably talking about the first touchdown of the football season made by Donny McNeal against Breckenridge. K yr ARDENT WORKERS-Lu jean Stone explains the dummy of the 1957 Yucca to Reagan Boone. Both students have taken part in several school activities. Branded in Zlfprcss Issues DATA DIGGING-Seniors Peter Loeb and Mava- dean Kouri spend leisure time looking for informa- l awww MUSIC LOVERS-Ready for a session of music listening are seniors Gerry Parker and Frank Harvell. tion that can be used for the SHS debate team. The Each is interested in music, as Gerry is a member industrious pair was chosen for the Branding Iron in the fifth edition of the Pony Express. of the A Cappella Choir, and Frank plays trumpet in the Mustang Band. THESE ARE MY FAVORITES -Sue Lewis says as she shows some of her medals to Tommy Bridges, drum major of the band. Both are seniors and share an interest in music. TIGHT FIT-Johnny Wfilkinson shows Carolyn Templeton how it feels to wear a boxing glove, as she holds one of the trophies he has won while boxing. Both seniors proved to be popular with their classmates, as they were selected sophomore favorites in 1951-55. 49 fx as-74 - C!! .f' eg 1 fn X f 'fi' I 71 Y , O 'Q or 2 to k-J 'i SCJ MARY BARDWELL Spanish Club 55-573 Spanish Club President 56-573 Spanish Queen 56-573 VIC 56-573 VIC Chapter II Reporter 56-57. LYNN BARTON Transfer from Norman, Oklahoma3 FTA 56-573 Thes- pians 56-573 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 56-57. JANE BEALL Yucca Gloriosa Staff 53-563 Advertising Manager Yucca Staff 54-553 Business Manager Yucca Staff 55-563 Cheerleader 55-563 Spanish Club 55-573 Spanish Club Treasurer 56-573 Thespians 55-573 Thespian Play 56- 573 Branding Iron 56-573 THSPA Delegate 54-553 FTA 55-573 New Girl Nominee 53-54, 56-57. MARY BELEW Band 53-553 FHA 53-55. REAGAN BOONE Band 53-543 FTA 55-573 Basketball 53-573 Mr. Mus- tang Finalist 56-573 Branding Iron3 Student Council ViceWPresident 56-573 Who's Who 55-573 Junior Class President 55-56, JOE BRAZELTON A Cappella Choir 53-553 Boys' Ensemble 55-563 FTA 55-573 FTA 55-573 ICT 56-57. TOMMY BRIDGES Band 53-573 Band Senate 55-57: Stage Band 54-574 Drum Major 56-573 Branding Iron 56-573 Thespians 54-573 Thespian Stage Manager 54-573 Senior Play 56- 573 Senior Class Favorite 56-573 Who's Who 56-57. 50 Seniors Us! ,4cc0m,vHsl1mc'11A WANDA BURKLOW Band 53-573 FTA 55-573 Cadet Teacher 55-56. DON BURNS Football 53-573 Honorable Mention 56-573 FTA 56-57. DAVID CASKEY Spanish Club 55-573 Thespians 54-573 Thespian Secre- tary 56-573 Extemporaneous Speaker 55-563 One-Act Play 55-563 Debate 54-55. PATI COCKRELL 3 Transfer from Ballingerg Thespians 55'57Q Band 55-563 FTA 56-573 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 56-573 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Historian. EDDIE COLTHARP FFA 53-573 FFA Parliamentarian 55-573 Pony Express Staff 55-57. KENT COMOLLI Tennis 53-573 Junior Tennis 54-553 Junior Tennis J Doubles 53-543 Band 53-573 Stage Band 53-573 Band Senate 56-573 Band President 56-573 Thespians 53-563 FTA 56-57. WILMA JOE CONWAY FHA 53-573 FTA 56-573 Girls' Chorus 54-553 Student Council Representative 56- 5 7. l RICHARD CORNELL l ICT 56- 5 7. ROBIN COX Band 53-573 VIC 56-573 VIC Treasurer 56-573 General Metals 56-573 Basketball 53-543 Thespians 53-55. JOHN CRAFT Basketball 53-573 Football 54-553 Golf 53-57. J. W. CROAN VIC 55-57. urirzg Salma Days EDNA DAVIS Transfer from Rotan3 FHA 55-563 Volleyball 55-563 Girls' Sports Club 55-573 ICT 56-573 ICT Secretary 56-573 ICT Sweetheart 56-57. KATHY DUNN Girls' Sport Club 53-573 Volleyball 54-553 FHA 55- 573 FTA 56-573 Cadet Teacher 56-57. WILLIE DUNN Band 53-543 FTA 55-563 A Cappella 54-57. JOYCE EVANS lBand 53-573 Band Senate 56-573 Band Sweetheart 56- 573 Band Secretary 56-573 Regional Band 54-563 FTA 55-573 Branding Iron 56-573 Junior Favorite 55-563 Thespians 54-573 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 56-57. JIMMY FEAGAN Football 53-573 Honorable Mention 55-563 All-District 56-573 All-State 56-573 All-Area 56'57Q Most Valuable Player 56-573 Co-Captain Football 56-573 Defense Cap- tain 55-573 Golf 55-573 Basketball 53-543 Baseball 53- 543 Yucca Staff 53-563 Sports Editor 55-563 King of Hearts 53-543 City Judge 56-57. CAROL FINLEY B Band 53-543 FHA 53-563 Volleyball 54-573 Girls' Sports Club 55-563 Girls' Sports Club Secretary 55-563 Girls' Sports Club President 56-57. CARL FRANKLIN Spanish Club 53-553 Tennis 53-573 Junior District Ten- nis Winner 53-543 FTA 56'57Q Senior Play 56-573 Thespians 54-553 Band 53-573 Stage Band 56-573 Band Senate 56-57. VALENTINE FORESTER Band 53-573 All-Regional Band 55-573 FHA 54-553 Thespians 56-573 Senior Play 56-573 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 54-57. JOYCE GERON Band 53-543 FHA 53-543 Volleyball 54-55. SAMMY GLASS Football 53-563 All-District Football 56-573 Track 53- 563 Sophomore Vice President 54-553 City Comptroller 56-57. JANICE GREEN FHA 53-573 FHA Parliamentarian 56-573 FTA 55-573 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 56-573 Yucca Gloriosa Secretary 56-573 Girls' Chorus 53-543 Thespians 54-573 Band 54-563 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-573 Tennis 53-54. BETTY GREER Band 53-573 FHA 53-543 FTA 55-563 Thespians 55-563 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-57. JAN GUY Debate 53-573 Track 54-563 Golf 54-573 Football 54- 553 Band 53-553 FTA 55-573 Pony Express Staff 55- 56i Rotary Student Guest 56-573 Student Council Of- ficer 55-563 Branding Iron 56-573 United Nations Contest 54-55. DWAIN HARDIN Football 53-543 Basketball 53-573 FTA 55-573 A Cap- pella President 56-573 All-Regional Choir 55-563 Duke in King of Hearts 55-564 King of Hearts 56-57. JIMMY HARDIN Football 53-573 VIC 53-573 Track 55-563 City Office Tax Collector 56-573 Honorable Mention All-District 56-573 Branding Iron 56-57. FRANK HARVELL Band 53-573 Band Senate 56-573 'Stage Band 54-573 Band Captain 55-573 Vice President Junior Class 55- 56Q Vice President Senior Class 56-573 Runner-up Sophomore Favorite 54-553 Runner-up Junior Favorite 55-563 Baseball 53-543 Who's Who 56-573 Wagon- wheel Staff 53-543 Pony Express Staff 54-553 Thes- plans 56-573 Thespian Reporter 56-573 Thespian Play 56-573 Senior Play 56-573 Mr. Mustang Finalist 56-57. BSL L 'C A SENIOR HAYQIDE 1957 5, TICKET IN comme cur? Osman! VOTE LEE ELECT! ON TURNER HARVEY Band 53-555 Football 54-565 Track 54-56. JO ANN HOPE FHA 53-575 FHA Secretary 56-575 FHA Girl of Month 55-565 Girls, Sports Club 55-565 FTA 56-575 Girls, Chorus 54-55. BILLY JAMISON Freshman Class Favorite 53-545 Freshman Class Presi- dent 53-545 Band 53-575 Band Senate 55-565 Band President 55-565 All-Regional Band 54-575 All-State Band 56-575 Stage Band 53-575 Debate 54-565 Tennis 53-575 Tennis District Junior Winner Singles 54-555 Branding Iron 56-575 Who's Who 55-575 FTA 56- 575 Duke in King of Hearts 54-555 County judge 56-57. DARYL JOHNSON FFA 53-555 Tennis 53-545 VIC 54-575 Band 54-575 VIC Vice President 56-575 Band Senate 55-56. CLYDE JONES Football 53-575 Who's Who 56-575 Student Council 56-575 Honorary Lion 56-575 Mayor for a Day 56-575 Finalist for Mr. Mustang 56-575 Runner-up for Senior Favorite 56-575 Branding Iron 56-575 Pony Express Assistant Editor 56-575 THSPA Delegate 55-56. CARROLL KEARNEY Student Council 54-575 Basketball 53-565 Baseball 53- 545 FTA 55-575 Cadet Teacher 555 Thespians 54-555 Choir 53-54. 52 Graduates Zeal Satish ANNE KEARNEY Spanish Club 53-555 Spanish Club Reporter 54-55' Thespians 54-555 FTA 55-565 Cadet Teacher 55-565 Pony Express 55-565 State FTA Delegate 565 Inter- scholastic journalism Team 565 Camera Club 53-545 Office Assistant, BOBBY KING Football 53-545 Spanish Club 54-555 VIC 54-57. MAVADEAN KOURI Band 53-575 Majorette 56-575 Head Majorette 56-575 Spanish Club Secretary 56-575 Spanish Club Reporter 55-565 Interscholastic League Debate 55-565 Interschol- astic League Poetry Reading 56-575 Branding Iron 56- 575 FTA 55-575 FHA 53-565 Student Council 55-575 Thespians 54-57. DONALD KUYKENDALL Basketball 53-57. RAYMOND LAMBERT Football 53-575 FTA 56-575 FFA 53-575 FFA Secretary 55-575 FFA Districtg Basketball 53-545 Student Council 54-575 Student Council President 56-575 Track 55-5575 VIC 56-575 VIC Secretary 56-575 Who's Who 56-575 Rotary Guest for a Month 56-57. E. M. LAWRENCE Football 53-565 Basketball 53-565 Track 55-565 A Cap- pella 53-575 Boys' Ensemble 53-555 All-Regional Choir 54-575 All-State Choir 56-575 Junior Class Secretary 55-565 Declamation 56-575 Chief of Police 56-57. JERRY LAY Band 53-57. SUE LEWIS Band 53-565 Stage Band 53-54, 55-56i FHA 53-575 FHA Song Leader 54-555 FHA Treasurer 55-565 FHA Re- porter 56-575 FHA Girl of the Month 55-565 FHA Junior Degree 54-555 FHA Chapter Degree 55-565 Thespians 54-575 Sophomore Class Reporter 54-555 Pony Express 55-575 Express Co-advertising Manager 56-575 FTA 55-575 Cadet Teacher 55-565 FTA Librar- ian 55-575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 56-575 Copy Editor Yucca Staff 56-575 THSPA Delegate 56-575 Branding Iron 56-575 Best Citizen Finalist 56-57. Wh Jfzyh Schwl Wark T JEAN LIVINGSTON Volleyball A Teamg Co-Captain Basketball Team3 Girls' Sports Club. PETER LOEB Number Sense 53-543 Spanish Club 5i-553 Spanish Club Vice President 54-553 Debate 54-573 Interschol- astic League Debate 53-573 Debate Club President 55- 563 Golf 55-573 Senior Rotary Student Guest 56-573 Student Council Reporter 56-573 junior Class Reporter 55-563 Pony Express 53-563 Express Assistant Sports Editor 55-563 A Honor Roll 53-573 Branding Iron 56-573 Student City Commissioner 56-513 XY!ho's Wfho 56-57. WENDELL MCCRIGHT Basketball 53-543 FTA 56-573 Cadet Teacher 56-57. ORDELLA McFARLEN Band 53-553 Girls' Sports Club 54-573 Basketball Team 56-573 Volleyball Team 55-57. DONNY MCNEAL Football 54-573 Track 55-573 Boxing 54-553 Baseball 53-543 Honorable Mention Halfback District 3-AAA 56-573 FTA 56-573 Thespians 56-573 Student County School Superintendent 56-573 Duke in King of Hearts. WENDELLENE MILLETT Girls' Sports Club 53-573 Choralettes 54-553 FHA 55- 573 FTA 56-57. DOUGLAS MORRIS A Cappella 55-57. STANLEY MORRIS Football 53-573 FFA 55-563 FTA 56-573 Cadet Teacher 56-573 Branding Iron 56-573 Senior Class President 56-57. WAYNE NICHOLS Band 54-573 Band Senate 56-573 Band Quartermaster 56-573 Thespians 54-573 Thespian Vice President 56-573 One-Act Play 55-56. DEAN OLHAUSEN Slide Rule 53-57. ADOLPH OLVERA Freshman Class Vice President 53-543 Football 53-573 Spanish Club 53-553 Track 55-563 VIC 56-57. GARY PACE Golf 53-553 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 55-573 Yucca Glor- iosa Advertising Manager 56-573 FTA 55-563 Cheer- leader 56-57. GERRY PARKER FHA 53-573 FHA junior Degree 54-553 FHA Girl of Month 55-563 FHA State Delegate 55-563 FHA Na- tional Delegate 55-563 FHA Vice President 55-563 FHA President 56-573 FHA District Song Leader 55-563 FHA Area Officer 56-573 Thespians 5-1-573 Thespian Play 55-563 Choir 54-573 Choir Operetta 54-553 Choir Operetta 56-573 Choir Librarian 55-563 Choir Secretary- Treasurer 56-573 Troubadears 55-573 Branding Iron 56-573 FTA 55-573 FTA Song Leader 56-573 B8cPW Girl of Month 56-573 Pony Express Staff 55-573 Pony Express Assistant Business Managerg Senior Play 56- 573 Cadet Teacher 56-57. MOLLY PEARCE Choir 53-563 Girls' Trio 55-563 Troubadears 56-573 Troubadears President 56-573 Choir Accompanist 563 FTA 55-563 Cadet Teacher 55-563 FHA 53-563 FHA Pianist 55-563 Thespians 55-563 Interscholastic Typing 553 Miss SHS Finalist 55-564 Miss SHS Fifth Place 56-57. GRACIE PEEPLES Girls' Sports Club President 54-563 Volleyball 54-573 Interscholastic Typing 54-55. PROGf?HI7? R o n E 0 5 5 T 5u Y Exo C nsr DWF'-79' ..-V---fe I, I.-24, 111 sa -. ll: F? 2- 'wmulnfl' P rss .J ..a '1' . .... ...tux-.0 ........ . m ... .:. 5 y CLIFFORD PITT Transfer from New Mexico5 Band 56-575 Choir 56-57. CAROLYN PITTMAN Thespians 55-575 Thespian Play 56-575 Student Council 56-575 Spanish Club 55-575 Spanish Club Reporter 56- 575 FTA 56-575 Who's Who 56-575 Band 53-575 New Year Girl 575 Interscholastic Typing 55-565 Of- fice Girl 56-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-575 Siwam Tri- Hi-Y President 55-565 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 56- 575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 55-56. DONALD PRICE VIC5 ICT as-sv. Mem shop 56-sv. BEVERLY PRUITT Princess 545 Duchess 565 Pony Express 55-575 Pony Express Business Manager 56-575 Student Council Sec- retary 56-575 Branding Iron 56-575 Homecoming Queen 56-573 Runner-up Senior Favorite 56-575 Band 53-575 Majorette 55-575 VIC Sweetheart 56-575 County Clerk 56-575 FTA 56-575 FHA 53-555 B8cPW Girl of Month5 Miss SHS Finalist 55-565 New Year Girl Nominee 56- 575 District VIC Sweetheart 56-57. GLENDA PURVIS Transfer from 'Robyg Yucca Gloriosa Assistant Editor 56-57. GAYLE REAMS Transfer from Littlefield5 FTA 56-575 ICT Officer 56- 575 Senior Play 56-57. VIRGINIA REEVES A Cappella Choir 53-575 Thespians 53-575 FHA 53- 555 Troubadears 55-575 Trio 55-575 Dischords 56-575 All-Regional Choir 56-575 FTA 55-57. Joe RIBBLE FFA ss-seg Vic 56-sv. 54 Seniors Bank Horufard Twirler 53-565 Band 53-575 Stage Band 53-575 FHA 53-565 Stage Band Vocalist 53-545 Thespians 54-575 FTA 55-575 Yucca Duchess 53-575 Wl1cm's Wlicm 55-575 New Year Girl Nominee 53-545 Sophomore Class Secretary 54-555 Band Sweetheart 55-565 Head Cheerleader 56-575 Runner-up Senior Favorite 56-575 Student City4Commissioner 56-575 Branding Iron 56- 575 Homecoming Queen Finalist 55-575 Interscholastic League Typing 53-565 Second Place Miss SHS 56-57. J. D, ROWAN A Cappella Choir 53-555 ICT 55-575 ICT President 56-57. MARGARET RICHARDSON Thespians 53-575 Senior Play 56-575 3-Act Plays 55- 575 Spanish Club 53-575 Pony Express 54-565 Slide Rule Contest-District third place 54'-555 first place 55-565 Regional first place 55-56. DOROTHY SANDERS Girls' Sports Club 53-565 FHA 53-57. MARY LEE SHACKELFORD A Cappella Choir 53-575 All-State Choir 54-555 All- Regional Choir 54-575 Choir Council 56-575 Operetta 54-575 Troubadears 54-575 Girls' Trio 55-575 FHA 53-575 FHA Pianist 54-555 FHA Parliamentarian 55- 565 FHA Junior Degree 54-555 FHA Girl of Month 54-555 Thespians 54-575 FTA 55-575 Cadet Teacher 55-565 FTA Secretary 56-575 Pony Express 55-575 Ex- press Co-advertising Manager 56-575 Interscholastic League Typing 55-565 Branding Iron 56-575 Senior Class Reporter 56-57. DORLENE SHAEFER Girls' Sports Club 53-575 FHA 545 Volleyball 54-575 Basketball Team Captain 57. JOY SMITH FHA 53-545 FTA 54-575 Girls' Sports Club 53-55. LU JEAN STONE Yucca Queen 56-575 Finalist for DAR Citizenship Award 56-575 Editor of Yucca Gloriosa 56-575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 55-575 Pony Express Staff 55-575 Ex- press Feature Editor 56-575 THSPA Delegate 55-575 FHA 53-575 FHA Song leader 55-565 FHA january Girl of Month 55-565 FHA Vice President 56-575 FHA Dis- trict Recording Secretary 56-575 FHA State Delegate 55-565 FHA Junior Degree 54-555 Sophomore Duchess 54-555 junior Princess 55-565 Runner-up Sophomore Favorite 54-553 New Year Girl Nominee 54-555 Soph- omore Editor of Wagon Wheel 54-555 FTA 55-575 FTA Reporter 56-575 Branding Iron 56-575 Whos Who 55-575 Cadet Teacher 55-56. wafer Rats MAC TAYLOR Transfer from Lubbockg FFA 55-575 FFA Wool Judg- ing Team 55-565 Livestock Judging Team 55-565 FFA Chapter Conducting Team 56-575 FFA District Repre- sentative 56-57. ROBERT TEAGUE Basketball 53-545 ICT 56-575 VIC 56-57. CAROLYN TEMPLETON Freshman Duchess 53-545 Sophomore Princess 54-555 Sophomore Favorite 53-555 FFA Sweetheart 5i-555 Who's Wlitm 55-575 Runner-up Junior Favorite 55- 565 Homecoming Queen Finalist 5-i-555 Thespians 55- 575 Senior Play 56-575 One-Act Play 56-575 FTA 55- 575 FHA 53-555 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 54-555 Senior Class Secretary 56-575 Third Place Winner for New Year Girl 55-565 Cadet Teacher 55-565 Office Assistant 53-57. ROSS THOMPSON Debate 53-565 Debate Vice President 55-565 Thespians 54-575 Thespian Vice President 55-565 Thespian Pres- ident 56-575 Band 5-I-57. JUDY TINSLEY Transfer from Lovington, New Mexico5 FHA 56-575 FTA 56-575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 56-575 Yucca Faculty Editor 56-575 Thespians 56-575 New Year Girl Nom- inee 56-575 Senior Class Favorite 56-575 Cadet Teacher 56-57. MIKE TURNER Band 53-575 Stage Band 53-575 Debate 54-565 Debate Secretary 55-565 Track 55-565 Pony Express 55-565 Slide Rule 53-545 FTA 55-575 FTA Vice President 56- 575 Student Council 56-57. CECIL VILLA Spanish Club 53-565 VIC 56-57. JOYCE WAY FHA 53-575 Girls' Sports Club 53-545 Volleyball 53 575 Volleyball Captain 53-57. BASCOM WAGGONER Band 53-575 Band Senate 55-565 Thespians 55-575 Thespian Treasurer 56-575 One-Act Play 55-565 FTA 56-57. DOWLING WARE Basketball 53-575 Junior Favorite 55-565 King of Hearts Prince 55-565 FTA 55-575 Cadet Teacher 56- 575 FTA Officer 56-575 FTA State Delegate. SUE WHARTON Office Assistant 53-555 Band 53-565 FHA 53-545 New Year Girl 55-565 FTA 55-575 FTA President 56-575 Miss FTA 56-57. NAN WILLIAMS Band 53-555 Thespians 54-575 Thespian Play 56-575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 55-565 Office Assistant 55-565 Third Place New Year Girl 56-575 FTA 55-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Vice President 56-57. JOHNNY WILKINSON Football 53-575 Boxing 53-575 Track 55-575 Sophomore Favorite 54-555 King of Hearts Prince 54-555 Sopho- more Class President 54-555 VIC 56-575 Student Council 56-575 Student Commissioner 56-575 Honorable Men- tion All-District Football. DOUGLAS WRIGHT Basketball 55-575 FTA 55-575 FTA Cadet Teacher 56-57. GLENDA WYCOFF Transfer from Edinburg High School5 FHA 56-575 Junior Degree 56-575 Thespians 56-575 Siwam Tri- Hi-Y 56-57. EDWIN YOUNG FFA 53-555 Football Manager 53-555 VIC 55-575 VIC President 56-57. PEGGY YOUNG Band 53-565 Stage Band 55-565 FHA 53-575 FHA Song leader 56-575 FHA Girl of Month 56-575 FTA 55-575 Cadet Teacher 56-575 Thespians 54-575 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 56-575 Senior Editor 56-575 Senior Duchess 56-575 New Year Girl Nominee 55-565 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Secretary-Treasurer 55-565 Tennis 53-54. KATHRYN YOUNGER Pony Express Staff 55-575 Pony Express Editor 56-575 THSPA Delegate 56-575 Interscholastic League Journ- alist 55-575 Band 53-575 Stage Band 55-575 Miss SHS Finalist 55-575 Miss SHS Third Place 56-575 FTA 55-575 FHA 53-54, 55-575 FHA Pianist 56-575 FI-IA Girl of Month 56-575 Thespians 54-575 Camera Club 53-545 Camera Club Representative 53-545 DAR Best Citizen Award Finalist 56-575 Branding Iron 56-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 54-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 56- 57. JEANNE ZEIGLER Thespians 53-575 Thespian Play 56-575 Office Assistant 53-575 FHA 53-565 FTA 55-575 Tennis 53-555 Yucca Gloriosa Staff 54-565 Yucca Advertisement Manager 55-565 Senior Play 56-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y 55-575 Siwam Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 56-57. . 1 ' - CRROUQ-'-'on - E ' A' f ...,,-j. .-ml. SIR gi WT, Q ' ' '- v 7 . ' 55 Prexidezzt .....,. Vire Prefidem' Reporter ....,,... 5'ecretm'y .... 471114 hrs DICKIE' WOODS .,..,Y........ JACK BYRD JEANNEQQMICHAEL SHELIEA YOUNG as Q. 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'QF sm! 19' J' W4 ,. y Peggy Ballard james Bardwell Peggy Barnes Tommy Jo Benson Rolland Blackwell Georgia Blevins Doris Bonner Stanley Boose , My tr. 3, 5 iii ey Vee Brady Bill Bridwell Mary Bristow Roland Brown Jeanne Brown Pat Buckley jack Byrd Carylon Carroll Gordon Carruth johnny Clark l Klxgsj few., 5' .., , J A ,. W for Nw- -- N. f - J 1 '+L vm QQ' 'ylll Wrfrk, N0 Play Makes . . Madeline Clark Earl Craig EQ 1-If ' aw is fi .. I .il if D1 C V' 5 Q r We if C 'l s at Ei L . K Jef' Mlm Y 5 ' Q Y , Q, . 'hte in Ya 5 35' W - ' f wl.iL5, Betty Creech Taylor Daniel Russell Daniel Sondra Davenport Nadine Davis Lyndon Dickens Don Dollar Bobby Duncan 'Pn- , ,mm ,L W if .1 T, Y x f E ge M x f ' , -A L Hg. if f , rl. XV 'f V E f Charles Duncan Carolyn Echols Sydney Edwards Virginia Edward joy Eoff june Farr Richard Fenley Pat' Fincher Leon Fitts Peter Fox TWO LEADERS-Joy Eoff and Johnny Clark show off their twirling and cheerleading abilities. Dalton Griffin Wanda Hagler Kenneth Hale james Hamilton Dickey Harton joy Haney Gene Hankins Betty Harris Ethel Hassell David Hawkins Gerry Gage Pat Gerald Sandra Graham Patsy Grice - -at-,asa li! wb Ax 1 :5Z'3f f'iiX- 1 vie .rf , Wy, 333:51 , N 1 A as RS 1 W 1 1, sigh rmifim .lim l ' iw -' 'sa ig, -I N I it U, V l Camilo Fuentez Roberta Fuqua gi , fm if 'TQ 2 l J I NE' il William Forbes . , i,Al, ig 22 -ff :SE 1 1 wg f 59,2 .521 1, 1? was-. ' ' -t 35? if u W, 'T if 'xiii 'affix 1 J 'A Q 1 fr ,fm i M ,Q - -4 'qik sl Ei ' is if i ,., Q s y y 3' if ,K K Lflassmafes .Wild Uma' for Special Ucmsirflfs ,W ! i QA effw0'4'U'? i i ijlfrji, Jrimmi JAPUUL 'Q . 535 SZTSHES .QQQ Liu, ,!f1'7,Z2f'2,Q,.,vU-WK' T ff i - k W, 1 Nelda Hutchins Eldon james Vonita jeffrey -dy Johnson fr '43 e wr lu rg is '. 1 4 LW 4 a l i :ff i xg 'R 'f J J ,Q ffl, ia! lm ' mi ' 3 1322: Igdijriedy i . V H . ff' Wendell Kent db R' 'N l' L A V E jane Kidd .V 7 K I . K . UG W An, A ff X i n ' '21 1 cf ' .XX X n Qav va ,ai I' .i'3zw1 WwL Marilyn Kinse atsy irkman Peggy Lane Dennis Lindley jean McGain Ballard McCormick johnny McFarlen Jerry McGinley Jane Mcjunkins Sue Martin 19' F LM! Vfkkijgwnff N Waffle! airy YUM, THIS IS GOOD-Pat Gerald, right, keeps in training, as Vonita jeffrey rubs it in. Pat- Murray Almaz Nayfa Polly Neeper Sidney Nelson Vera Olvera Vera Omnas Odell Pack Connie Panzer Matilda Park Eyvonne Patrick Jeanne Michael Morris Moore f '72 Ronny Mason lf' ii 65 ., iff -rfy - ,L 7 5 Dale Morgan A y i l! M 'fins , M, h Karl Morris if Rf- ff' i F' Q A in Tim Montgomery My U lf, ' E .,, ' P f ff r L' Roger Murphy gy P, M 4 H ,' M I Nair, V K V H .H m Raimi xx sq. 49 K ww Q55 l X iii gk 'E Q g H -.,,,w.x L Lzfgylpiifvff ygffa-4' Ft ., I ' '1 mi n ' I ...sqm - wi K y i -. -... is M g f M M ' 1: ei P P w-A- 1 4 A Q P lyb P sriyyra lx N l X l P 1 E ff 5 i . -ll .g .f 3 if ., 'X X ,Dx ,I .ans 'ylfliz Work with 19lay, ,7u14ivrs Say M Norman Patton fi at if Bettie jo Polnack i -' , .af- ar W l , Katherine Polnack .Q L ioycePPorter V nn osten 7 .Z Jerry Price 1 I 5 A , 'Q j 23. :IA Jimmie Pullig Glenn Reed Karen Satterlee Glenda Scott Emil Schattel Freddie Schubert julia Shaw Maria Sepeda Nelda Sessums Wyvonne Shafer Gerald Sherrill Clara jo Shilling Glehda Smith Myrna Spaulding Jean Taylor Mondelene Thomas Jimmy True jean Turner Sue Turner Karl Walker Dwain Walker Wanda Walker Danny Welch Sarah Whisenant Norma Williamson jo Ann Woodard Dickie Woods Patricia Wyatt Shelia Young IS YOUR ANNOUNCER . . . -Taking over the Mustang, is Jerry McGinley and Sue Martin. Beverly Taylor Frances Taylor J' ' awp. T :- :T ,fs,, 'li Larry Spencer if . gpm' rim v li T AM' AW 'vu Qi . ilk? V, K Y l F53 QW Q-KVA' V, ' fs-A vm: 'Mp . ., .V f W, f h 1 sw Q .W 3 gs, ,y , n A ,ik if IW M. an V rf, -My 'R 5' , 4 V ,. s ,sa ., f f md, as rf 5 V ,Lu!f,f,.i. fu WW nf A-QQ-Y If ag .,,,, if-ai' xc Q wi , ,mf M 4 .ifmfwi 4 mg A Aw.. s N398 .af fi, , ,V sg' .. . ' all . iwrwg M ..a,g'n- '54 A f- V4 V vi' Quik , szw fy ew Aff. ,V iw K gp , if .- 54 .,,v' ,. ,W W if - V fx 5' Us , . ma , W Q r Hs ' 1 A F fy, ea ,E , .L . . , ,Wx Q N . ,E -Q Z M -- 9 M Z Q Szfphs flaw KWH years to Wai! 'lf Vi or Q af' if fill Wea -'M ev IU! 41' Donella Allen Sonny Armstrong emi!! QM xfh , Q.. ,, x he Q Q ' 1-' S., 3 ,K X-, , r M 1 i all ,n J Larry Barnhill Linda Barnwell Linda Barrington Nathan Belvin Bonnie Biddle Don Bishop Royce Bonner Bettye Boothe Eileen Bradley Michael Bromley Nancy Bromley Joyce Brown erry Browning Carolyn Bruner Iohn Bryant STUDYING MADE FUN-Sophomore Carolyn Comolli mixes pleasure with work as she prepares assignments for another day. If jimmy Burke Billy Burklow Dwain Burnett Helen Burnett Betty Burrows Trent Butler Phil Caldwell Roy Caldwell Clifton Carter Lester Cavitt jack Choate Sandra Clark gf tsle tt l l Vikkk :LA . .7 lg, , I i if ' B 4 66 P ' M4 C me , W Bank lazruiu ' V 434 ,gt a le I .. lf' C . 1 B if if f i 5, ii . . V VK , , kkyi to C is 2114 16? 5'uu f.ws,J. Am, . 5 mfslgggss I isa: y ,Q I C ' gif ' i M ' ,fi V in ffligil, i if Q? 'LS-'E' fe --, Q , wwf ef L,.',1L,. ,, , faqs E Lf if C fL L pf-vu ,, Y , .ay -Q' J X , N , if JJ 3' fr :ar X t e 2' in 5 Q 'Q , r i far Q if 'Q ex 1, Carolyn Comolli Leslie Cothron W 'A ' 52 if 'IZ if 1. ii ..-- If K W K . it an 3, D a i,? , Carl Cowan Jeanette Cox Barbara Craig Eugene Creech james Crenshaw Earlene Critz Margaret Croan Gary Davenport Bettye jo Davis Frances Davis Paul DeBusk Connie Dooley john Durkee Diana Edgar Glenda Elliott Q F dz, 723' flfb' ,Never Dull far Szfplzrfmrfres f . l lf' 'U' If 5 Bill England Ronnie English A rr ,S xl hi K W, 41 wi K , n- - S, X' 5513 Iwi :,43'. LT 5151? 7' fl' ikf-4354-.' 'f 2-- ivsmai: ,, 4, F! n-Q, 'U' , , A ,i.,:,. v..f. .G 'ffl 'fl' 26' '5'-QW? -H' f F 1' x .n 9 --f - Q, S. 3 i G ue Mike Everts jackie Fielder Boo Fox Pat Fraley Lavaughn Freeman Anna Lou Fudge Ardis Gaither Joy Gardner Mary Gause Darla Gee Dewey Gent Amelia Gibbs Nancy Gilliam Roy Gossett Garland Green MAN'S JOB?-Sophomore Ronnie English suddenly becomes helpless as classmate Patty Miller prepares to fix a flat, Darlene Greer Elizabeth Hampton Morris Hardin 45 ,.,,,, ma Mel Harp Betty Harris Patty Hartgraves fi , igg. -I Dalton Harvey 5, Earline Hassell if Vonzell Hennington vi- H 1 aret , 3 fx i'r' l 5 Bobby Henson f if ,Z , , if' Billy Herron if H a my Trueitt Hicks Viry 1 Qtgi X Q wwf 'N QM? .,,, 4 Q --fa PEACEFUL POSE-Enjoying a rare moment of relaxation is Margaret Croan and J. T. Lambert, both sophomores. 70 June Hilley Pat Holloday Janice Howie L. B. Huclgins Dick Hudson Clifton Hughes Stanley Johnson Faye Jolley Maye Jolley Durrell Jones Judy Jones Yancey Jones X 5 -fs - F? PQ , ,gala .. 4 y sm' 'Pa ni 5. 1,8 ' sv are ill fyll5f Kelayzugl -1WN '-7, , ' f'Q'?fL jf 'G , , Ag, ., K 15 Q.. 'K gaze 6 13 in 'Ng ,2,,K-LW X ,Q la 2 '55 ill' Mds Zcsf I am .. W. I K W tr' i t f 13 W Hr i K' x J. T. Lambert Doris Livingston Lh- 1401! g i 'Q' ii .K V? V ,gs L V , 56' QA l l l X , n i K9 ,A 4'-it a 1 Cay Lynn McCorkle Billie McCormick Betty jo McDonell Otis McDonell Nancy McGuire Ronnie Maddox Sue Marlin Esther Martinez Norman Mayes Carol Ann May Jerry Miller Patty Miller Pat Milson Margaret Murphy Margaret Kyle , , -.: il' 127, 1 - if , 5711116 far 'Getting ,4cqufzir1fed is kcfreshzng Betty Mullins Charles Nations Q V422 25 ,, A x 'Y fm 'al 1, -ar I 2 1 fif ' his , . in f, f . :-1, ,. V , i y that P if , V We a , - -, it feazfa 1 cg , tr, ,W . fra 72 .U , Y, .',: , 21 G 1 Q I X f 1 K .ao in ii XX , . - 1, . ,X I . at . ,Q . i - ' , P L.. Y' x . . ag. ia' S.. 4,21 fi Wayland Neeper Thearl Nelson jerry Nichols Dian Northcutt Jean Pace james Parker Virginia Patterson Charles Patrick Edyth Perryman George Philley Sandra Pitts Joyce Porter Shirley Pruitt Sandra Pruitt W. Lee Rawlings AFTER-SCHOOL RELAXATION-Sophomore girls, left to right, Carol Ann May, Doloras Teaff, Linda Kay Barrington, Judy jones, Margaret Murphy, and Diana Edgar, take time out for drinks and chatter. Mary Ann Reams Garland Reed Zane Reeves Lonnie Roberson George Rose Ray Rushing Nedra Sanders Sandra Scott Duane Sessums Ronnie Sheffield jimmy Shilling Robert Simmons I 1' i R as Q A-1' gr u F3253 NT 'KA I f,i.iiu -3 4:-,aff I .r:, i V K , V. M fi if 'gg rv 3 ' S , Q I I H 4' I , 3 . ' Q , K 'V 'fi any . Lykhyy W ,, ' A ii y fi Svplzs Um Ulugh, and learn Calvin Stewart Boopsie Stanford Neva Stone Barbara Storrs Donnie Suitt Vera Talbot Robert Taylor james Taylor Maragret Taylor Carolyn Taylor Doloras Teaff Melba Teague Sue Thompson Bonnie Tinsley Jack Tucker Wayland Smith Mary Elizabeth Stewart tif? W, 6' is 6 ji, r if 1. 'W' Yi - 'aa 1. -- 'ips Stephen Turpin Gaylon Walton lift ,f x , 'HN l,' 1023 Leonard Webb Don Welter Ronny Whitaker Wendell Whittenburg Barton Williams Gloria Williams john Williamson Johnny Wilkerson Joyce Wilkinson Martha Willoughby john Woody Demarce Woodard Don Worsham Owen Wright Lucilla Wyatt Vine Prefidefzt ............ BUFORD PATTERSON, JR. Sec'r'efm'y .......... ., .........,.. GRETA HENDERSON Prefident ...... .....,.....,.. B ILLY MARTIN Reporter ....... KAREN KENDRICK QI' Eg, ...imma Dolores Banner Gail Barfield james Barnes Sheila Barnett Vicki Bates Nancy Benson john Bewley Patsy Blailock Darlene Blair Kay Boyd SHS 502' far .Wah Has just Kegan Ramona Arenivoz Ruben Argumaniz Bob Atkinson Sherry Ballew 'ef if, Q-if Patsy Altom jean Anderson Q in 5 A , n if .Aw W? T 4 ,,s5 i. ,,.--X . ' w i e 5- f 1, F 'Vit ,. Q ! ,Q an Ra. 'R I A4 'T3' My RR 61' Billy Bradberry Robert Brandon Gloria Bredemeyer joan Breclemeyer Y' 2 it 'M 71,5 swxnk A Q if ,wma- t nnn., ' A A ,. E 2 K N V ,,,.. ,,,s I E l at ' A 5 i i g Q 2 l Q- ., K yi - H I - Yvonne Bredemeyer A ' K 'zal H ' if 'Q' Lowell Brooks ' 1 ' - ' X 'B Nw? BUY A YEARBOOKQ' is the plea of Betty Loeb, center, and Billy Martin, to Carolee Hawley. Mike Butler Martha Kay Carrigan Mary Ann Churchman my t i I , Azb V ,L wr 'fe ,, , 'A Ab L - E W -h 'fl' Hazel Cassady 'Q Vs is 3 l fi rf as X t 5 lq, i , If - ., Kg I-:: E 1 , joe Clark Norma Clark Peggy Elaine Colletr i we '3 was if K gif? ilxv Il' X E mf? wil Earl Collins Elaine Collins joseph Collins Billy Conway Linda Coplen Evelyn Cornelius La Vonna Councilman Don Cowan .Wslz l6'r:gL hgh 5'cho1flZ7ays with Wvrk Lana Durham Sandra Edwards Naomi Ellis Don Ely Patsy Emler Jackie Ensley Garland Evans Carrol Feagan Edwin Fincher Helen Flint jerry Davies f V VV V, 3 if Judy Davis Suzanne Davis si i ri, is jimmy Croan E XIVEVV n ., Q f . , E may ll VV, .. . I 5- 'M,VV in-M 5 -- V, , 'V Gay Denning gg V A ,a if ' ' T ,Q 1 Joyce Douglas A fi 559' A V A M i . ,V i V ' V Margaret Dover RV Q V A . Richard Duran A V . A XY x V 2 , a s 4. f i We is QV Vg V, v i V l in ki . i fi f ' ,lil Ex N 1 ,iii H. 1- 'ir X Q 5 1 KN , . 'i 'F tl ' 'fe 4- L - F . K ,af-.,, iii i V i2 in ii A- I V ' M 'f .af 1 f f ,,, VV ' V V' - , i ig x R -- ,gg - ' F' if e c - , fu ' V 'F 'i 5 X 65 ',.. 1 Fl ,, V VVVVV , V ., Virginia Flynn VV V V V V 3- i s V Barbara Forbes IQ ,Vi i J V if 'V ii' Y V I .'l K' Alex Foy ,V ,f - I V V fr 6 V J ' E Clara Franklin i - ' V . iiii QV L' ' V V, VV ,., l .N xx! if V VLV V VV 'di' is ' ' K, 5 5 Jerry Franklin D .'2'l i . Jimmy Fry ' W' n 1 'W if ,Q VV, V V Bonnie Fullwood P VV 5 V VV ' a . F an n WILL WE EVER MAKE IT? -Graduation seems to be far away to freshmen Millard Leach and Carol Sexton. QQ H I . x E I f ei , ' fix :L - if ailfi A f 'EEF' Margie Fullwood Elaine Gaines Jerre Gibbs Kathy Gillett Kenneth Gillilan Patsy Green Russell Green f ff M Xia . kwa A .. U la' - I Q K Ea ll' .,,. , iv V A -. ea. A '1 f f V,,, at gig Qruduafzon Seem Don Grubbs Darlene Gunn Sherry Halbert Nedra Hankirls Mary Kay Harbert Jessie Harris Doris Hatfield john Hawkins ar ,4ufagf Anne Hudson Mary Ann Hunt Vernie Dell jackson james jameson Barbara johnson Linda Jolley Etta jones Iris Ann jones Karen Kendrick Kathryn Kennon Beverly Herndon janyth Holtomb jimmy Hollis lvfanley HudginS Greta Henderson Lynda Hennington Eva Hensley - .,f,.4i, 2 4? -ai rfay ting A 1 by '.: Q, . 9 ' W V Aw l W L , , ..., A .5 f Egg or IF. ,Eg I ry - f- 2 4 ,1 V gl - LQ-Ni .dai it X 6 ,A . ., lllr A Wanda Kidd I 1 jay Arlen Knox 'Unk V Bobby Kreidel W -- Q Ruth Latham Se, te Dimple Ann Lawrence Millard Leach Nancy Lee Alton Lewis Carolee Hawley Q Mai' Hendrix . rl '-3 , ' L yyagn t ..,,. f 2 fkgww V TX? f, fm? Eg eva Y Yi ' fm- ' l i rx L- ,... Q'-H if f X X Wefmf ,af dis Y f ZF L L' or ,eq rf 3-Q lc faf I A zb. fl X ,l SURE LM STUDYING, TEACHER -Wayne Witt seem the spot, as Mrs. Robert Wolfe points her accusing finger. 'Q fb f ll ,, -me zu? l M crst . ' if-H. av - ' ,Q fi S s Y .K if A is I 1 'f J X Dorthy Lewis Merrill Lewis s to be on Tommy Glynne Lewis Billie Lieb 511514 .ish Mm 53' re! , I K . Y K Q Grace Lindly Hi W to ' A Denna Lindsey K , 4 N SM A' ' , . Roselene Livingston 47,284,254 Q X- L. ga V ' X' pa' L ,Q V Betty Loeb I A A - . f . ' Lynda Long ttf? V F X df Vi . RYH Looney ' ' L , i ' K' It Frances McCright ' - f Qs Q 5 4A fi-7 W i W - 1 K ' ' c Barbara McElhaney 3 Z J? , 1 r Martha McGlothing ' ' 1 .V , ,, V ' 5 Am' f Lindell McGuire 2 ' A , ' 'iss Gordon Mnrcum l . V r , 51 , L , . EE: A . e Zrfrrallcd Bill Mullins Clifford Murphy Maureen Nayfa Mannon Newman Kay Norman M. A. Norrecl S. C. Norrecl Juanita Nunn Kellie Omnas Panfilo Ortega Ronnie Mixer Lillian Montgomery Mickey Moore james Morgan , A, - 1, fi' 2 if ,. ' ky ,Jr 5? we f' at is .,h. . H - Wi X .f ,. . . ti jim Tom Palmer Robbie Jo Palmer Doris Parish Betty Parks Verna Lou Melton Sylxia Miller XX'antla Millet af r Q3 7 A , , ,f X ix x,,. x Q at was , ' . 4 :: 5' ,L Q i 5 was-S f 1 ' ,jr .1 'Y' if , W. 2 Billy Iwlartin Bette May W, 105 ff Q P R W. .Mm 5' 3. A, I 3 V. i 5 M x ' avi ff? s it ,.f-,gk r, X rrk 1 A We A R S'-imp P f t 4 Robert Parsons P A iTf5!iSf5H2TFm if 'f 4' '-:'. . ff M 91 Q P V ,., P A 4 JA a Don Cowan, Kay and Linda Jolley. i , + MIXED-UP FRESHMEN-Sweetwater High School newcomers on the first day who seem to be lost are, left to right: Mike Butler, Don Ely, Harbert, Dimple Ann Lawrence, Winnie Phemister, X A R , .z EA yr f :l'- V ,. X 5 if IH, ki V , K ,KM f KI we A5 5.1, 3+ x XX Kay Karen Perdue Ylario Perez Carolyn Sue Petty Winnie Phemister 'N .qw . ff - wa, :., 41? 4 ,, -1 .3 A Eg 4 Fi 51-fp, ,Q lil F, - Glenda Philley Marilyn Pollard Ray Prescott Robert Lee Prescott Denver Price Concepcion Quirino Mary Rayburn Elaine Riley Mary Ellen Roberts Imogene Romine Marvin Scarborough Weshmcu WL mwlmm Linda Shaffer Zelma Simmons J. D, Sims Oscar Sims Buddy Sipe Anna Smith Clara Smith Paula Smith Sue Sparkman jerry Spencer Darwin Schultz Elizabeth Ann Scobey . j. 2 ' Mary Leona Scott V . . ,V V K Sarah Scott ' , ,. A i T 4 ,,f ff 5 t S f l .L A jearl Seale Sandra Sears Carol Beth Sexton Dorene Shaffer tfq w?t taH txf w.sHl f L... ' 'T ' W i lllitlft :L .:,, J ff :'s ff' A it . Av-i itlil , S S , as at 15. T Larry Stanley Gerald Stevenson George Stewart Rita Marie Stewart Shirlene Strube Douglas Taylor Linda Taylor Patsy Taylor t ls f ft , I fa- 1 ind' 38 rt .x A 1 . Thi at y le ia, N 'gt ' K 5 nr ii 'Q if fit f E , Hes! '2S'cl10ol Daze Ahead ' .sz 0 1 f -w ,W Arthur Wayne True 5' an Vanda Tunstall , on-,Lag ii vw f t YQ- ff f .fir gg., S! Q. ITM-:Eb ig. A iii? A 1 fi rx ku 1 . l if af mv L ' Y as -1' 5 or y en. ,Q i V 4 - E 1 J, ,' H A Vivl, lxgs 'U' 1 it ' Q 5 1 ,- , W W Mm M f 4' 13' - in M ' . rv A2 Douglas Woodard Don Wright Wayne Witt Bobby Womack Sandra Wood Ella jo Turner Gene Tyler Vivian Tyler joe Valdez .1 Carolyn Sue Walker jimmy Watson Charles Weems Dolores Wheat Linda Whitworth Collene Williams Ray Williams Darrell Wilson Pat Wilson joy Witt -7- ,Y-,-V .W ..w.-.-.W W.. .nr -.. ,Y v-,bv -2 ----1v'--ff,-Y WW. , .,. ,- . --.-Y , , vw.-, ...Y .,5.w,.V -.. V V -,Y.,.. Y Y, . -W ,,.,.v.-- . .. --,X .. ,Y ,, .,,.,, , x' A ?f32ifffWff f 0 Q ,QZAIK v nf f '3 W'M,f W 9 + 'EXW , Qggifwjf Q5 Mia QQ K ' , ' MW 4 . M' Y ii my 4 f x' -4- Q0 A, f A hh M 11, fa ii A P5 Q3 if H 87 'T J Qi? 1 lfeisure Rustling, brightly-colored for- mals, white dinner jackets, cor- sages, smiling faces . . . These are only a few of the symbols of the extracurricular honors that add more beauty to school life. Organizations in Sweetwater High School annually hold for- mal affairs for the whole school. These include the Yucca Cor- onation and Who's Who, spon- sored by the annual staff, the Pony Express, Miss SHS Con- test and New Year Girl, Home- coming Queen and Class Favor- ites, sponsored by the Student Council, and the Future Home- makers' King of Hearts. These organizations and others also elect their sweethearts an- nually. A new contest, Mr. Mustang, was begun this year by the year- book staff in order to add more honors for the boys. 88 'f ii. V tit! ll J! leisure is the reward af labour. ffrrglisll Proverb I1 Ifl Pl lfearizwk Sdifvr Gets C14 QUEENLY SMILE-Lu jean Stone, senior, was crowned Yucca Queen of 1957 by Superintendent Olaf G. South amidst a fitting setting of XY7inter Xwonderlandf' As editor of the Yucca Gloriosa, Lu jean did much work behind the scenes. This was her third year to be in the Coronation, as she was duchess during her sophomore year and princess in her junior year. The ambitious lass also serves as feature editor for the Pony Express, vice president of the Future I-Iomemakers, and reporter of the Future Teachers of America. 'cfzufy J-lwwr Princesses were chosen from each class in SHS as Candidates for the Yucca Queenship. The identity of the Queen was kept secret until the event, with only Superintendent Olaf South knowing who would wear the crown. This year Sheila Barnett, freshmang Doloras Teaff, sophomoreg Connie Panzer, juniorg and Lu jean Stone, senior, were the nominees. Lu jean was crowned as the 1957 Queen during the Yucca Coronation. X F rerhmafz Primer! SHEILA BARNETT sk su. I Q sstri S u C rtti J 8 :.i A QW .. V fllilifll' Primera CONNIE PANZER Sophomore P1'im'eJr DOLORAS TEAFF 6fll556'S C7100 6 Duches . . . . A .zzenw mr? W le4,+f?gi:f,' . . G Q, ff Q, ,lf .wx 2: Q F f 1 Zi.: ' , fm, qw x w qmfw 13252 f 51- ww x S xr. L .+ K .H Q, 14295 Q QQ f W ig, Tr ry A fi wif azgsifv fy 3? sf . ighrfww Hp ?' '1 in Fr 5 1 gs G 555 Wh i 8 L 4 S, fa V 2 .Q 2 Senior Dlzfbeu Senior Dm'f9e,rf SANDRA RHODES PEGGY YOUNG jzmior Durban CARYLON CARROLL as R 15 junior Dflcbefx ROBERTA FUQUA L . . Included in Kaya! party ww if V ' ig A gf Sophomore Dfzffaeyf JEAN PACE u . X A Frefbmfzzz Dzzchefy CAROLEE HAWLEY ,rl Sophomore Dnflaeff PAT HOLLADAY , . 'A wr J ,. Af M Frexlwmzz Dzrfbeu JUDY DAVIS W Q si mx, sg ' i 'isis ' - 5 as . 4 t f fi Senior Wins Zfucca Krrfufn M A . I '. A r , , ,,,,,,, fgihl M .,,,l, AAi,, ,k.,. ALW, , 1 t K, ,VVA H fs , , if .lm A 'V J, an-.e.,.,,..,.,.aMf mage ,rn i fsygsffz gf 'iii-gg: rfigs-iswsfg ,ici-sf: J :aifl fa.: I' f 1 if ,, rrfawff iw rim N . K A ff' ff? - ' an-415 --MMr:iQf - - we sq, .,?,, . ff 71 i taxa, 7 tw' tj , fgvsf .fi if 1, t- .r t U 1 5 il fgif 2,24 ggfgtz i zrisfw sis, rarer 'f s -f r - t2 I, K: M 5. - 'Li f , F 1, , Q gt? ,, 5:3 , -Hf-,., Q it ,fs V im, ra , lf, ,S was 1, ix? 4. .TWH ' ' ' 'i thfffwfff. -we f s,f,.f , ,, V ,WW 92 5 3 1: A 1. , 4 L if is A W, A -2:1-a s ' - Y Y i-iff -Q -H K vw v N 1, ooo I CROXVN THEE QUEEN . . . Lu jean Stone, senior class Princess, is crowned Yucca Queen by Superin- tendent Olaf South, as her escort, Dwain Hardin, looks on. Princesses and their escorts are, left to right: Connie Panzer, Russell Daniel, Sheila Barnett, jimmy Watson, Do- loras Teaff, and john Bryant. Crown Bearer was Louis Brooks, jr., escort- ing Kay Fox. Q-.,.,,Am uf F fwaav....a, are ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT-The queen and her by Mila VanDever, Almaz Nayfa, and Martha Mc- court await the royal entertainment, which was provided Glothing, 94 . Writer Sets Icy Chews ROYAL PAIRfQueen Lu jean, in her robe of red velveteen and crown of glittering rhinestones, smiles hap- pily at her court. Her escort is Dwain Hardin. 5 ROYAL PARTY-Amidst a winterland setting are the Davis, jean Pace, Pat Holiday, Carolee Hawley, Peggy royal party, the duchesses, princesses, and their escorts. Young, and Carylon Carroll. Duchesses are Roberta Fuqua, Sandra Rhodes, Judy flamecvming Queen ls Hraufned Q6 Superintendent Olaf G. South presented Beverly Pruitt, senior, as Homecoming Queen of 1956 and awarded her a floral bouquet, while the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheartf Beverly is a member of the Pony Express Staff and band and serves as secretary of the Student Council. SANDRA RHODES PEGGY BARNES NANCY BROMLEY '32, 'fi PATRICIA qsooy Fox PATTY MILLER Highlight of the Sweetwater-Snyder football game was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen of 1956. The six finalists were chosen by a secret ballot of the student body. The girls entered the bowl in convertibles, and the Queen, Beverly Pruitt, was presented. Runners- up were Patty Miller, Nancy Bromley, Sandy Rhodes, Peggy Barnes, and Boo Fox. 97 Peggy Karnes Named M155 SHS Peggy Barnes, junior, was chosen Miss SHS for 1957 by out-of-town judges in the third annual Pony Express-sponsored contest. Contestants were judged on their appearance in school clothes, in formal wear, and for their talent. Peggy won a first place in each of the three divisions. At the right Peggy is shown doing the ballet dance that won her a first place in the talent division. Also, she twirled a fire baton to add to her winning act. FINAL lflYXVf'I'l1e top three finalists for Miss SHS, lel-t to right, are: Kathryn Su Younger, third placeg Sandra Rhodes, second placeg and Miss SHS, Peggy Barnes. TOP THIRTEPN- The thirteen finalists in the Miss Kathryn Younger, Peggy Barnes, Sandy Rhodes, Sheila , SHS rontest, lelit to right, are: Wfinnie Phemister, Martha Young, Pat liuclaley, 'lean Pace, jeanne Michael, and l Mrlllotliing, Sandra Pitts. Betty Loeh, Molly Pearce, Sandra Pdwards. 99 I3.I .A. Szveellaemi JUDY DAVIS W g,t,,:W , lam . E ,- I .- , 5, f,,. I. CT. SIl'L'!ffbL'zlI'f EDNA DAVIS ffm? J-leaf! if 5 .5 Gefiemf Alclfzh S1z'eefl1em'I BEVERLY PRUITT ly ffm f f 4. ff., ., ,f fi' Eg ,,,f 9 5 -, K , X dm if S 2-6 kk... Q X t Q W1 , ' ' x.s'fk55Qf:f . ' 5 Q f - -- ,. ,WMY L, f A it .., b ,xv ., ,YN . . . ...A i - .11 x 1 f ' 2 Hi E r - ,. - ' ' X 3 A : -' : ,I t. in -X www- KMMW wks Eg fi Q52QzHn 5 V A ' Y LX ,gps '- I ' 'f'f1Y1ii22: ' --- . . 1 O, is, .H . l L. I 2 ffifrywwOQM:pxyiQmal Q X 21 Z -' ,, 3 L , . 5 Fiiyif V ,,' Q :' : 3- 3513? : 'g,i4'?X':ff33' 'gf'f:', 'E in 3, ' 3 if A 31' fr- 1 -- , 545 7 , . . ff. ,gy f- fu--w f I-..,.,5 -if g ' y W ff if 5 3 W - 3 K Q , i mf? 2 . x 5 Y S , . ,,,. E, f , ,-.,- L , A A.., , 2 - ' N 5 .f Q , , Q E f? 2 ' H L f , iff! X , , A X V O 'H 1 f I E , X x I i K . e i , 2 H 5 Q 'f 3 ,, n Q N 5 'N-...K , Sflzlllfib S11'ee!lnf,1rl MARY LOU BEARDXVISLL Cfmir SIl'6ElZ76cIff JOYCE BROWN Baud Szreefbenrf JOYCEEVANS .,fW?? 1 Kf1w,,,, 5' ' 57455 , , l j, X9 ' I ' 'A 'Wm' QI I Aw I , - I , , X, xt u lfl i 0 I' ll U 0 'T 1 I 6 S MISS VIRGINIA EDXVARDS MR. DICKIE WOODS Ar-'ie' IO3 MISS DONELLA ALLEN MR. ARDIS GAITHER as 32 S 1 f Q MISS JUDY DAVIS MR. RUBEN ARGUMANIZ Presenting. . . ,Mn Mustang of I 95 7 MR. CLYDE JONES 06 The 1956-57 school year marked a new era in the life of the Sweetwater High School boys when the Yucca Gloriosa initiated a new contest for them. The qualifications set up for the winner of Mr. Mustang were that he be an all-around student, passing in all subjects, neat in appearance, and not required to be a participant in sports. Clyde jones, senior, was chosen by popular vote of the student body for the honor. He is a member of the Pony Express, high school paper, where he serves as assistant editor. He is a member of the student council, was runner-up to senior favorite, and named to Whos Who in 1957. Other contestants for the honor were Jimmy Don Feagan, Frank Harvell, Reagan Boone, Brice Hartgraves, seniors, and Dickie Woods, junior. MR. REAGAN BOONE x i . in MR. FRANK HARVELL MR. DICKIE XVOODS MR. BRICE HARTGRAVES MR. JIMMY DON FEAGAN ew year Girl of I 95 7. . . Haramz Pittman WINNING SMILE- Carolyn Pittman, senior, was selected as New Year Girl of 1957 by out-of-town judges. She was selected because of poise, personality, fresh- ness, optimism, and ap- pearance as reflected in her photograph, Caro- lyn was represented by W. C. Grissom's home- room. QF -4 ,FV ' an , 3-,gy 'Wy' RUNNER-UPvCarolyn Comolli, sophomore. was chosen as New Year Girl runner-up. Carolyn was the homeroom candi- date of Raymond Hefner. IOS THIRD PLACE WINNER-Senior Nan Williains placed third in the eleventh annual Pony Express-sponsored contest. She was the nominee from Elwood Turner's homeroom. Dwuin Hardin, senior, was chosen King of Hearts by the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica Club and crowned by the local president of the club, Gerry Parker, at the annual presentation held in the Blue Bonnet Skyroom in a Valentine setting of Heart of My Heart. Other contestants for the honor were junior Wfendell Kent, soph- omore Jerry Miller, and freshman Billy Martin. Jfrfmemakers 6710056 Hardin as 'Mug of fleurs ff 4 i 07 J 006 19 2947A O ap t . N7 A NX Nw KING DWAIN HARDIN WENDE LL KENT junior Prime i ,fr 2 ev Q ws 57 6,9 ,J X! PAA, 6 'JVC wyocpjik ff' 3' fait! Cu MPA f 'A 19 dive' JCVVQ H X76 -Ll df c' Q . IO! 4721 ,1 J . a a 159 X iv Ang ff' ,ky ja- XO 711 Q ag ,Q QQ fQ5,Of 46-9U J Q x 9ff 'f Qs -v 'asf' C N7 60 7466 C106 A 1 'lf' ? -'ff 'yoff of 549,-1 all aes 40 ,, 45. fbi Q cgi C 0 df C A 0 X C',x A 19, rf A sg, tk b A A M 7 . - ':':: ri - so hh: ii r r JERRY lN1lLl.lfR Snpbrizzzore Pi'1:7lL'L' BILLY IVIARTIN F1'6,Yl7I71rlIl Pfmru IO9 CLYDE JONES Football-1953-57 Student Council!1956-57 Pony Express-195 5 -57 Associate Editor Pony Expressv1956-57 THSPA Delegate-1955-56 Branding Iron 4l956-57 Runner up for Senior Favorite Mr. Mustang -1956-57 Honorary Lion-1956-57 1956-57 jurzizfrs, Seniors, Name I8 Studs M-nr? LU JEAN STONE Future Homemakers of America-1953-57 Future Homemakers Club song leader-1955 Junior Degree--1931-55 january Girl of the Month-1953-56 Future Homemakers state deleg1ate!l955-56 Future Homemakers Vice President-1956-57 Future Homemakers District Secretary-1956 5 Thespians--1953-56 Sophomore Duchess4l954-55 Runner-up to Sophomore Favorite-1951-55 THSPA Delegatef1955-57 Sophomore Editor to Wagon Wheel-1955 junior Princessfl955-56 Future Teachers of America-11955-57 Future Teachers Cluh Reporter-1956-57 Yucca Staff-1955-57 Pony Express Staff-1955-57 Yucca Gloriosri Editor-in-chief-1956-57 Feature Editor of Express-1956-57 Wlio's Wlio-1955-57 Branding Iron -195667 Senior Princess-1956-57 Finalist for D.A.R. Citizenship Award Yucca Queen-1957 .ar-dl were r Sc'!c'cf Qrrfzzp CARQLYN PITTMAN New Year Girl-1957 Branding Iron -1957 Future Teachers of America--A1955-57 Thespians--1955-57 Spanish Club-1955-57 Spanish Cluh Reporter-1956-57 Office-1956-57 Student Council4l956-57 Yucca Gloriosa staff-195566 Yucca Personality Editor-1955-56 Band-1953-55 Q WWE BILLY JAMISON Band-1953-57 Freshman Class President-1955-54 Freshman Class Favorite-1955-5-1 King of Hearts Duke-1953-54 Tennis-1953-57 District Singles Tennis Champion-1953-54 All-Region Bandv1954-57 Debate-1954-56 Band Senate-1956-57 Wh0's Wlmo-1955-57 Band President-1956-57 FTAA1956-57 All-State-1956-57 Branding Iron -1956-57 BRICE HARTGRAVES Freshman Duke in King of Hearts-1953-54 Football-1954-57 Captain-1956 All-Abilene Area-1956 All-District Honorable MentionH1954-55 All-District-1956-57 Candidate for Mr. Mustang-1956-57 Pony Express-1956-57 Sports Editor of Expressw-195667 Branding Iron -1956-57 THSPA De1egatef1956-57 Future Teachers-1956-67 Cufelve Seniors Hated Oufsfandilq SANDRA RHODES Band-1954-57 1 Twirler-1955-5' ' Stage Band-1953-57 W Stage Band Voca1istf1953-5,1 Future Homemakerss1953-ii Freshman Duchess-1953-5,1 junior Duchess-1954-55 Senior Ducl1essA1955-56 Homecoming Finalist-1955-57 XVho's Wlmo-1955-57 Future Teachers-1955-57 Thespians-1954-57 Interscholastic League Typing+1955-56 Head Cheerleader-1956-57 Second Place XVinner of Miss SHS-1956-57 Runner-up for Senior Favorite-1956-57 Branding Iron --1956-57 .,....1- f Sweetwater High Seheel CAROLYN TEMPLETON Freshman Ducl1essA1953-54 Sophomore Favoritev1954-55 Sophomore Princess-1954-55 FFA Sweetl1eart4195-i'55 WI1cn'S Wl1of1955-57 FHAvl955-55 FTA41955-57 Thespians-1955-57 Yucca Gloriosa-1954-55 Office-1953-57 Senior Class Secretary-1956-57 W V ' Yew dl r x N is TOMMY BRIDGES Band-1953-57 Thespians-1954-57 Stage Manager-1954-57 Band Senate-1955-57 Stage Band-1954-57 Branding Iron A1956-57 Drum Major-1956-57 Senior Class Favoritev-1956-57 RAYMOND LAMBERT FFA-1953-57 Football-1953-57 Basketball-1953-54 Track-1955-57 Secretary VIC-1956-57 Secretary FFA-1955-57 Student Councils1954-55 President Student Council-1956-57 FTA-1955-57 Branding Iron -1956-57 Student Rotary Guest-1956-57 King of Hearts Duke-1956-57 eachcrs Nominate: fudcrzfs 5156! REAGAN BOONE Basketball-1953-57 Golf-1953-54 Pony Express-1955-56 Sports Editor Pony Express-1955-56 Thespians-1954-55 junior Class President-1955-56 Whois Wlmo-1955-56 FTA-1956-57 Vice President Student Council-1956-57 Delegate Student Council State Convention- 1956-57 Rotary Student Guest-1956-57 Branding Iron -1956-57 Mr. Mustang finalist-1956-57 Second place in State for sportswriting-195 5-56 chrflasfics, Zifizeushzkf, leadership Wzccked FRANK HARVELL Band-1953-57 Stage Band-1951-S7 Band Vice President-1955-57 junior Class Vice President-1955-56 Senior Class Vice President-1956-57 Baseball-1953 Branding Iron -1957 Mr. Mustang Finalist-1957 Wl1cJ's Wlio-1957 Pony Express Staff--1954 Thespians-1956-57 Thespian ReporterA1957 The Little Dog Laughed -1957 Wagon Wlieel Staff-+1953-5-l 1' PETER LOEB Spanish Club-1953-55 Spanish Club Vice President-1955-55 Number Sense-1955-54 Pony Express Staff-1954-56 Assistant Sports' Editor-1955-56 Debate-1954-57 Debate Club President-1955-56 Interscholastic League Debate-1954-57 Golf-1955-57 junior Class Reporter-1955-56 THSPA Delegate-1955-56 Rotarian Student Guest-1957 Student Council Reporter-1957 S us JACK BYRD Football-1954-55 FFA-1954-57 FFA Treasurer--1955-56 FFA President-1956-57 Vice President Sophomore Class 1955-57 Sophomore Favorite-1955-56 junior Class Vice President-1956-57 King of HeartsA1956-57 Student Council-1954-55 FTAW1956-57 FFA Livestock Judging Team-1955-57 Lions' Club Student Guest-1956-57 PEGGY BARNES Band-1954-57 Twirler-1954-57 Pony Express.-1955-57 Homecoming Queen runner-up-1956-57 Miss SHS Finalist-1954-55 Miss SHS Third Place-1955-56 Miss SHS-1956-57 FTA-1956-57 Debate-1954-55 Spanish Club-1956-57 II6 Versatile juuier Student Hlassmatee CARYLON CARROLL Homecoming Queen Runner-up-1951-55 Runner-up Freshman Favorite-1954-55 Duchess of Freshman Class-1954-55 Freshman Class Reporter-1954-55 Student Council-195-1-55 Cheerleader-1955-57 Secretary of Sophomore Class-1955-56 FFA Sweetheart Candidate-1955-56 Princess of Sophomore ClassWl955-56 Runner-up Sophomore Favorite-195566 Junior Class Duchess-1956-57 Runner-up Junior Favorite-1956-57 THSPA Delegate-Y1956-57 Pony Express Staff41955-57 Circulation Manager of Pony Express-1956-57 New Year Girl Nominee-1956-57 FHA-1954-57 FTA-1956-57 Spanish Club-1956-57 Yucca Staff-1956-57 Band-1954-57 halve for Who is Wim CONNIE PANZER Pony Express Editorial Assistant-1956-57 ' New Year Girl Nominee-1956-57 Thespians-1956-57 A Cappella Choir-1956-57 Choir Operetta-1956-57 Freshman Princess-1954-55 Freshman Favorite-1954-55 Pony Express+1955-57 Junior Princess-1956-57 FHA-1954-57 ETA-1956-57 DICKIE WOODS junior Class President-1956-57 junior Class Favorite-1956-57 Mr. Mustang Finalist-1956-57 Football-1954-57 JEANNE MICHAEL Debate-195-1-55 Drum MajorYl955'56 Sophomore Class Favorite-1955-56 Band Senate-1956-57 Pony Express-1955-57 All-Region Band-1956-57 Freshman Editor of Wagon Wheel-1954-55 THSPA Delegate-1956-57 junior Class Reporter-1956-57 Pony Express Editorial Assistant-1956-57 i Miss SHS Finalist-1956-57 N Spanish Club 1956-57 l PTA-1956-sv Assistant Drum Major-1954-55, 1956-57 Acfzvzfzvs Beauty of life is reflected in a student who is well-rounded, one who not only has a pleasing per- sonality, is good scholastically, but one who participates in extra-class activities. Students of Sweetwater High School are given ample opportunity to develop themselves, if they will only take advantage of the numer- ous clubs and organizations of the school. The Mustang Band and the A Cappella Choir enable students to develop their musical talents, while other clubs and organizations help them to prepare for their future life. Many offer opportunities for stu- dents to spend their leisure time usefully. ' 5 V W My ky My w'w'TU?F Jw N I Q f F v U Nurs . C Hx QV f7vf 'f M0 1 If the fhauglzfs af yauih are lang, long, lhauglzta . . . Lfaugfellaw A V M, i V ii i L I 1 -:gm ,, RAYMOND LAMBERT President -fm Boo Fox Hoy Byrd ICT Mavadean Kouri Melfirz R0 barn 012 BIOLOGY VR is ' Ronnie Sheffield Min Lemza Mowiron IWORLD HISTORY I20 l. 1 REAGAN BOONE Vice President WSG Karen Kendrick Billy llvillizzghfzzzz SEDT ai Clyde jones Elwood Turrzer' CIVICS 'fha Mike Turner I. G. Orerlofz PLANE GEOMETRY Hrfuncil Heads -C: BEVERLY PRI VITT Secrctary-'lreaasurer -lean Pace Ruyzlmzd Hrfzzer MECHANICAL DRAWING Pat Milson Min Louire Ballinger HOMEMAKING IV-V . K K fr? I Sandra Sears Mfr. Rolaerl Wfnlfe GENERAL SCIENCE fudcwf l6'0dy PETER LOEB Reporter ' V 4' ' L' .K ,-,ii , . , Je., F XY'ilma Conway Mfr, E. 1. Yfifer ENGLISH VII-VIII .Q Judy DaviS Mfr. j. Frank Davis HOMEMAKING I-II Paul Holcomb Ben BYOIE IOURNALISIM I-II ,-'wg Carolyn Pittman ll . C. G7'I.l',l'f2I1I AMERICAN HISTORY Russell Lee Green jolozz Arzdermn VOCATIONAL AG. I H Qu 51 W e 4. ng if X X 1 Johnny Wilkinson Ray Ru.rlJing VSIV 3 iiii- . fs -ww I ' GOVERNING GROUP-Sweetwater High School Student Council officers, standing, left to right: Raymond Lambert. president, Reagan Boone. vice president, Peter Loeb, reporter, and Beverly Pruitt, secretary-treasurerg appear to have the upper hand at one of the organizations meetings. Representatixes on the first row Qfront to backj are: Russell Daniel, Johnny XVilkinson. Peter Fox. Eddie Scott, Russell Green, Paul Holcomb, and Gene Atkinson, Second row: Mike Butler. Sandra Sears, Judy Davidson, Pat Milson, Ronnie Sheffield, John Bryant. Third row: Clyde Jones. Carroll Kearney, Linda Jolley. Wilnta Jo Conway, Jean Pace. and Doloras Teaff. Fourth row: Sponsor P. H. Buster, Carolyn Pittman, Nancy Bromley, Yvonne Bredemeyer, Maye Jolley, Boo Fox, and Ardis Gaither. , I 47 gf l,0O0 wmv 3 U I 170 START V P , AN mewsm A 5 .VI L fr' 1 I rw. Guam qL.. j 13 .. l.ifi . f ir. John Bryant Mfr. Garland Vzlmozz SPANISH I Linda Jolley- Bill Spufgizz ENGLISH II 113 9 g A f , 322 1 if ,wiki ,, , A . .... ,f,, , ,tr my I . . 7 'V I . K ..,.: , it . w J 1 44 a' a.I' :.'4, waigwi f V ., Q, I ' Russell Daniel Mir! Joann Hfzr'1'iJ.r ENGLISH VI it Ardis Gaither Min Laura S lyeridfnz ENGLISH III Peter Fox I. IV. Halbert CHEMISTRY Mike Butler Carroll Kearney Maye Jolley Eddie Scott Nancy Bromley Mitt George Slilef M1'.s'. S. V. Box llflff. Phil Sparkmazz Iliff. UV. E. Wfilliamr Billy Smzzge ALGEBRA I TYPING PE ALGEBRA III GENERAL MATH I Mufflers C0 Ke Practice far Prafessian i TEACHING PROFESSION PROSPECTS-Members of the Future Teachers of America on the first row, left to right, are: Almaz Nayfa, Connie Panzer, Donny McNeal. Pat Fincher, Sondra Davenport, Stanley Morris, Billy Jamison, Jean Turner, Frankie Clark. Jeanne Brown, and Mary Bristow. Second row: Kathy Dunn, Wenelelene Millet, Ivy Dell Burrus, Wfilma Jo Conway, Jo Ann Hope, Freddie Schubert, Gene Atkinson. Beverly Pruitt, Judy Tinsley, Pati Cockrell, and Mondelene Thomas. Third row: Pat f - -fn fu, wg.-,iff Gerald, Brice Hartgraves, Ross Thompson. Wendell Mc'- Creight, Jack Byrd, Wfendell Kent, Karl Morris, Sue Martin, Lynn Barton. Kent Comolli, Bascom Wfaggoner, Carl Franklin, and Gayle Reams. Fourth row: Beverly Baker, Julia Shaw, Jeanne Michael, Joy Eoff, Sydney Ed- wards, Carolyn Echols, Peggy Barnes. Marilyn Kinsey, Pat Buckley, Virginia Reeves. Joyce Evans. Peggy Young, Wancla Sue Burklow, Dwain Hardin, and Douglas XWriglit. Fifth rowz Glenda Scott, Sheila Young, Sarah XX'hisenant, Doris Bonner, Roberta Fuqua, Vonita Jeffrey, Patricia Wyatt. Wirginiii Edwards, Carolyn Pittman, Carolyn Tem- pleton, Jane Beall. Nan Williams, Jeanne Zeigler, and Dickie Horton. Sixth row: Lorenzo Gutierrez. Jan Guy, Raymond Lambert, Betty Greer, Molly Pearce, Kathryn Su Younger, Vee Brady, and Betty Creech. Standing are: Lu Jean Stone, Carylon Carroll, Peggy Ballard, Mike Turner. Mary Lee Shackelford, Sammy Harvey, Dowling Wai'e. Sue Hudgins. Miss Laura Sheridan, Elwood Turner, Sue Lewis, Gerry Parker, and Ila Faye Dillashaw. TEACHING TRIO-Sue Hudgins, Fu- ture Teachers of America chapter presi- dent, discusses with co-sponsors Miss Laura Sheridan and Elwood Turner the program and plans for the school year. neg 'N 9501! 1 ' Ln U it jtffi rin 1 FY s it 'l9 f sig liiiii xx it m .-A 'lf 4 -flip, THIS NVE BIZI.IEVll'!-Gene Atkinson. junior, rclicarscs l the spccch that won for him UMR. F.T.A. of thc clistrict, and thc one he gave when he triccl out for thc state NMR. F.T.A. honor at the state l:.'l'.A. convention in Denton. Sue Huclgins, local F.'1'.A. president, was runner-up for district MISS F.'l'.A. and was alternate at thc state meeting in the spring. I f X I f' U t FUTURE TEACHERS' LEADERS-Officers of the Future Turner, vice-pfegidmtg Sue I-Iuclgins, prcsiclentg Mary Lee Teachers of America organization are, l6ft t0 right: Sue Shackelforcl, secretaryg Sammy Harvey, treasurerg and Dow- Lewis, C0'lilUf2lfi21f13 Gerry Park6r, song leaclerg Ila Faye ling Ware, historian. Miss Laura Sheridan and Coach Dillashaw, co-librariang Lu Jean Stone, rcporterg Mike Elyvqyod Turner are f0.5p0n50f5 of the glubl I23 flomcmakers Study 5w14omy SMILING LASSES-Officers of the Future Homemakers dent, Gerry Parker, presidentg Lu jean Stone, vice president of America chapter are, left to right: Janice Green, par- Jeanne Michael, treasurerg Peggy Young, song leader liamentariang jane Mcjunkins, historian, Sue Lewis, reporterg and Kathryn Su Younger, pianist. jo Ann Hope, secretary, Sara Whisenant, second vice presi- THE COMFORTS OF HOME-Whether sidc or just lazy, Betty Creech, junior, is making good.. use of the bedroom in the home- making department, as Sue Turner, junior, lends a helping hand. fhg., V 5 'W Zi f l H: 'AF' gi J pf '-in ,- 0 'tb' 6 l24 COIXIPANY COMING?-Using the knowledge they have gained in first year homemaking by preparing the dining table for special luncheon are Sandra Edwards, Evelyn Cornelius, and Paula Smith. freshmen. HOMEMAKING HOPEFULS - Members of the Future Homemakers of America are, left to right: Sue Marlin. Mary Lee Shackelford, Sue Lewis, Maureen Nayfa. Jane McJunkins, Jo Ann Hope, Janice Green, Sarah Xwhisenant. Almaz Nayfa, Connie Panzer, Beverly Baker, Marilyn Kinsey, Lu Jean Stone. Gerry Parker, Paula Smith, Jeanne Michael, Linda Jolley. Carol Sexton, Patsy Altom, Suzanne Davis, Nedra Hankins, Dorlene Blair. Mary Gause. Wen- dellene Millett, Cay McCorkle, Greta Henderson, Ann Hudson, Vickie Bates, Billie Lieb, Linda Long, Anne Smith, Betty Boothe, Betty Scott, Marilyn Pollard, Elaine Riley, Estelle Wfoods, Betty Creech, Jeanny Brown, NX'anda Millett. Margaret Murphy. Beverly Baker, Sue Martin, Linda XVhitvvorth, Zelma Simmons, Nancy Benson, Johnny Wfilkerson, Sheila Barnett, Yvonne Bredemeyer, Juanita Nunn, Mary Roberts, Demarce Vlfoodard, Iris Jones, Anna Lou Fudge, Vernie Dell Jackson. Judy Davis, Barbara Storrs, Sherry Halbert, Betty McDonald. Lana Durham, Neva Stone, Sandra Edwards, Judy Jones, Johnny Mc- Farlen, Bonnie Tinsley, Miss Louise Bollinger, Ethel Hassell, Dorothy Sanders, and Kathryn Su Younger. t ' 4 Zzrmers Kate Hrs! in Hawes! WINNING FARMERS Drsplaymg, the mmy mnds the to llqht I I I.1ml'nc1t Wendell Kent uk Byld Lufluzgh Sxsectvx 1fCl Hlg,l1 School I'I'A Qhlptcr his won lre lLft I'1ccm1n Raymond IlIUl'5Clf md Iredrhe Shubert SHEEP FOR SHOW Makmg, ready for a commg stock show are left to rrght Herbert Homer Donald Lee frecldxe Schubert and M16 Taylor s N' 'Q 4i'? lI f '5 QM. x W S af . ? if I 4 1 z is i , A A - 58 pr'-' 4 sl' ' SLAB' FUTURE FARMERSYMemhers of the local Future Farmers Second row: John Anderson, sponsor, Freddie Schubert, of America chapter are I. T. Lambert fholding sheepj and jackie Neeper, Herbert Hoover, Raymond Lambert, and on first row, left to right. are: L. B. Hudgins, Stand- Lavaughn Freeman, jack Byrd. Don Wright, Russell Green, ley Johnson, Dalton Harvey, W'endell Kent. Manley Hud- jimmy Fry. james Jameson, and Donald Lee. gins. George Hoover, Ronnie Sheffield, and Mac Taylorf PROUD CHAMPIONS-Texas' Livestock judging Champions, left to right: Wendell Kent, J. T. Lam- bert, and jack Byrd look with pride at the award they received at the National Livestock Contest in Kansas City, Missouri. john Anderson, F.F.A. sponsor and coach, holds the award. Zgrfny 51z,vress Mus Stats: Nufirfmzl flowrs ali We NEWSPAPER NEOPHYTES-First year journalism stu- dents are, seated. left to right: Bonnie justice. Mary Bris- tow. Marilyn Kinsey, Phillip Caldwell, Cay Lynn Mc- JUNIOR JOURNALISTS-Students taking journalism I-II are, seated. left to right: Pat Fincher, Sheila Young, Doris Bonner. Glenda Scott, Steve Linn, Nelda Hutchins, Mary Corkle. Bettye Boothe. Nancy McGuire. and Sandie Pitts. Standing: Joy Eoff, Vonita Jeffery, Vee Brady. Paul Hol- comb, and Jimmy True. Stewart, and Betty Burrows. Standing: Yancy Jones. Patriciq Wyzltt, Sarah Vifliiscnaint, Virginia Edwards, and Tre't Butler. flux? EXPRESS EDITOR-Kathryn Su Younger, editor of CO-WORKERS CHAT-Clyde jones, associate editor, the Pony Express, Sweetwater High bi-weekly news- calls the attention of Beverly Pruitt, business manager, paper, smiles as she sizes up the situation and and Ben Brock, journalism teacher and Express ad- finighcg the makeup for the next edition, visor, to the amount of space each school organiza- tion has had in the paper. l er..e,,z. sf S- OLD PROSASecond year journalists are. seated, left to Sue Lewis. Standing: Beverly Pruitt, Peggy Barnes, Brice right: Sydney Edwards, Eddie Coltharp, Jeanne Michael, Hartgraves, Carylon Carroll, Kathryn Su Younger, Clyde Gerry Parker. Lu Jean Stone, Mary Lee Shackelford, and Jones, and Connie Panzer. lfucm Sfafjlflemlvers 'Zag Out gi li l i B if ri im c, ll 8 ' A. mdwqMx,a Ash -J x jj E YUCEA Owing If DILIGENT DREAMER-Lu -lean Stone, editor of the 1957 Yucca Gloriosa. takes time to dream up new ideas for design and layouts to use in the yearbook. DEADLINE HEADACHES - Judy Tinsley. faculty co-editor. left, Peggy Young. Senior Class editor, Sue Lewis, copy editor. and Ben Brock, publications director, offer suggestions to Carylon Carroll. beauty editor. as she draws up herfsection. l30 GETTING IDEAS-Artists and editors of the sports section. left to right: Billy Martin, Carl Cowan, Eddie Scott, and Don Bishop, put their heads, together as they compare new ideas. NEVER AN END-Diana Edgar, business manager, left. THIS AD IS SIS, Sandra Sears, left, says, as she explains finishes tabulating the sale of yearbooks, as Glenda june the price of advertisements to other members of the advertising Purvis, associate editor, and Bill Spurgin, advisor, begin the staff-Judy jones, Betty Loeb, and Robbie jo Palmer. make-up. BUSY BUNCH-Working hard to meet ' ' f their deadlines are section editors Sheila Barnett, assistant Freshman Class editor, Gene Atkinson, faculty co-editor, jean McCain, Junior class editor, Janice Green, Senior Class co-editor, Jane Kidd, junior Class editor, Mondelene Thomas, Junior Class editor, and Judy Davis, Freshman Class editor. GIVE THE ADVERTISERS THIS COPYQ' Patty Miller, advertising secretary, explains to the business staff, left to right: Diana Edgar, business manager, Ardis Gaither, Margaret Croan, sales and circulation manager, and Gary Pace, advertising managerg the proper way to sell a yearbook. l3I Uzcspians 'Zcarn thc' leans A LEADING LADY AND MEN-Thespian sponsor Miss stage managerg David Caskey, secretaiyg Wayne Nichols, Joann Harriss discusses the production of a play with the vice presidentg Frank Harvell, reporterg and Ross Thompson officers of the organization, left to right: Tommy Bridges, fseatedb, president. 4' R f N EEK! A BIRD -This may well be the exclamation of Jeanne Zeigler, senior, as she, freshman Sandra Sears, Nan Williams, Jane Beall, and Carolyn Pittman, all seniors, rehearse for the first Thespian production, The Little Dog Laughed. THEATRICAL TROUP-Thespians on the front row, left to right, are: Frank Harwell, Bonnie Tinsley. Carolyn Commolli, Eileen Bradley, Linda Bardwell, Pat Holiday. Sandra Pruitt, Nancy Bromley, Almaz Nayfa, and Maureen Nayfa. Second row: Sandra Sears, Mavadean Kouri, Diana Edgar, Doloras Teaff, Trent Butler, Steve Linn, Norman Mayes, Marilyn Kinsey, Margaret Murphy, and Mary Ann Reams. Third row: Julia 'Shaw Sarah Whisenant, Connie Panzer, Vonita Jeffery, Donny McNeal, Roberta Fuqua. Roland Blackwell. Carolee Hawley. Betty Loeb, and Linda Jolley. Fourth row: Wendell Whittenburg, Carolyn Tem- pleton, Lynn Barton, Madeline Craver, Beverly Baker, Valentine Forester, Gail Condray, Ross Thomason, Tommy Bridges, and David Caskey. Fifth row: James Kennedy, Wfayne Nichols, Vernie Dell Jackson, Molly Pearce, Pati Cockrell, Janice Green, Judy Tinsley, Joyce Evans, Peggy Young, and Kathryn Su Younger. Sixth row: Miss Joann Harriss, David Gilley, Sue Lewis, Margaret Richardson, Jeanne Zeigler, Barton Willianis, Carolyn Pittman. Jane Beall, Nan Wfilliams, and Cay Lynn McCorkle, r.ffa-ra, av X. are ,,... an .. ' m,f:2:r1.g3VfM,xr1 - , .,,o,...,, an fs 5: .css at S ALL AGLOXX'-VUayne Nichols, Thespian stage technician and vice president. makes a last-minute check before a performance. I33 Songsfcrs Frm' Nrfivufarfhy CHOICE CHORISTERS -- Members of the A Cappella Choir on the first row, left to right, are: Julia Shaw, Elizabeth Hampton, Pat Buckely, Carolyn Taylor, Charles Patrick, Larry Stanley, John Woody, Roy Gossett, Donella Allen, Sandra Sears, Marilyn Kinsey, ancl Ann Posten. Second row: Jean Pace, Pat Milson, Alex Foy, Madeline Craver, Danny Welch, James Taylor, Douglas Morris, Wfillie Dunn, Martha McGlothing. Gay Denning, Rita Stewart, Joy Gardner, Gerry Parker, and Miss Dorothy 4, Moore, clirectress. Thircl row: Judy Johnson, Molly Pearce, Nancy Craver, Vernie Dell Jackson, Edyth Perryman, Mel Harp, Jerry Miller, Dick Huclson, Janice Howie, Connie Panzer, Peggy Lane, Joyce Porter, and Eyvonne Patrick. Fourth row: Sandra Pitts, Frances Davis, Joy Witt, Ronnie Mason, E, M. Lawrence, Roy Calclwcll, Kenneth Hale. Tommy Benson, Gene Atkinson, Dwain Hardin, Kathy Gillett, Gail Contlray, Mary Lee Shackelford, and Joyce Brown. NOTEXXXORTHY COUNCIL - The governing group of the A Cappella Choir is composed of the president and one member from each section. Members are, left to right: E. M. Lawrence, tenor, Gene Atkinson, bass, Dwain Hardin, presidentg Mary Lee Shackelforcl, soprano, and Jean Pace, alto, if I -fx - l .' .J 'ii 4 TUNEFUI. MAIDENS - Members of the 'l'roubaclears. an ensemble selected from the A Cappella Choir, are, left to right: Joy Gardner, Alex Foy, Edyth Perryman,,Molly Pearce, 'Joyce Brown, Mary Lee Shaekelford. Gerry Parker, and Gay Denning. julia Shaw is ac- companist for the group. MUSIC MAKERS-A trio composed of Molly Pearce, left, Mary Lee Shackelford right, and Virginia Reeves, not shown, gave several programs throughout the year. Sandra Pitts, center, is their accompanist. Q? 4 x HARMONIOI TS QUARTET Y Another musical group selected from the A Cappella Choir is a quartet composed of, left to right: Willie Dunn, Gene Atkinson, Ronnie Mason, and Virginia Reeves. not shown. Martha McGlothing, center, is accompanist for the group. ,Musicians Maki ,Musical ,Magic CADENCE COUNTERS: Rhythm section of the Mustang Band is composed of, left to right: Roland Blackwell, bass and trap drummer: Billy Wfhitc. cymbals, Billy Herron, concert snare, Sandra Scott, bells, Mavadean Kouri. tympani, and Charles XY'eems, Sandra Pruitt, Neva Stone, and Carolyn Echols, snare drums. E CORNET AND TROMBONE EXPERTS: Mufh of the brass section is made up of trombones and cornets. On the first row, left to right, are: Phil Caldwell, jimmy Seale, Ray Rushing, Bill England, john Woody, Carolee Hawley, Carl Franklin, Gerald Sherrill, and Billy Jamison. Second '36 row: jerry Franklin, Lowell Benson, Bobby Womack, Bob Atkinson, Mac Hendrick, Ted Burkhart, Bascom Waggoner, and Harvey Henderson, Third row: Tommy Bridges, Frank Harvell, Kent Comolli, jerry Lay, Robert Shipley, Gene Hankins, Charles Cline, Wzlyland Smith, and Billy Burk- low. Fourth row: M. A. Morred, Rocky Brooks, jimmy Croan, Joe Clark, Buddy Sipe, and Millard Leach. REED MASTERS: Wfoodwind section members are, left to right, first row: Beverly Pruitt, Kay Barrington, Doris Bonner, Roberta Fuqua, Connie Dooley, Sandra Clark, Betty Harris, Vera Talbot, Magaret Kyle, and Peggy Barnes. Second row: Lynda Hennington, Evelyn Cornelius, Elaine Kennon, Nancy Lee, Sandra Edwards, Shirlene Strube, U 5 7.- ' S ., ,- it ' -. ' -:::.,,.., rw '- :E?ff::ntt,a-f-:af -- - . - ,V -1 Sue Walker, Diana Edgar, Patsy Alton, Barbara Johnson, Nedra Hankins, Dimple Ann Lawrence, Bettye May, and janyth Holcomb. Third row: Gloria Bredemeyer, Iris jones, Yvonne Bredemeyer, Mary Ellen Roberts, Judy Jones, joy Eoff, Wayne Nichols, Glenda Scott, Betty Davis, Wanda Burklow and Valentine Forester. . ,. ., , I .-f-, , . ,,-,, . , ,ss A i Qgilizpggf .. 1. ggi: M.,,,a .,...,,.i ,,,., . . 1 . , , SHS STRINGSTERS: String and wind sections of the Mus- tang Band consists of French horns, and brass and string basses. Seated, left to right, are: Collene Williams, George Stewart, Kay Carrigan, Maureen Nayfa, Mary Scott, Robbie like 4 Palmer, Neclra Sanders, Almaz Nayfa, and Mary Ann Reams. Standing: Sandra Rhodes, Mel Harp, Daryl Johnson, Dur- rell jones, Glenn Lewis, Ronnie Mizer, and Donella Allen. f MUSTANG MUSICIANS: Members of the reed section Carrol Sexton, Barton Willianis, and Truitt Hicks. Third on front row are: Emil Schattell. Mike Butler. Bettye Greer, row: Sydney Edwards. Vonita Jeffery, Boopsie Stanford, Doloras Teaff, jane Mcjunkins, Steve Linn, Darla Gee, Pat Holloday, Joyce Evans, Suzanne Davis, and Eilen Stanley Johnson, and Clifford Pitt. Second row: Ronny Bradly, Mason, Mike Turner, Gerald Stevenson, Mickey Moore, dv fo 9 di l angling' ij 'array 0 to 6 2 E. C. QPATQ PATTERSON Mmfang Band Director' Feallzre Tzvifler' PEGGY BARNES JOY EOFF Jfzylz ffaffers Step Out gffllflf Drum Major TOMMY BRIDGES rm, ,A i :1. 1,:. Sf . - - ,, . , .qg,. :,g, , sw, T,.s 'wks M , -X 1 0 . , xv f:.: .: ., : , -7 p f: .-1 g11es2f ?'r 5 f 2 2? ,ff S 513 ' f f- , ff: 3,-, QQ 4 1.5 W ., . . 1- an -5-s ' Q E '--' V, . - , ' - 5' . A X .gig - f 1. 5 V-.153 5 5 if-I isp.,-:f , . 5.:i..?s f :K ' sg 3 4 Q W 'Q' 3 ij? ff' n-52 E2 . m . E N Z m . Head Twirler MAVADEAN KOURI BEVERLY PRUITT PAT HOLLODAY DIANA EDGAR ,vanish Speakers Krfmjuvr Language ,I , I SPANISH SPEAKING - Members of the Spanish club sitting on the first row. left to right, are: Rita Stewart, Jessie Harris, Kay Perdue, and Boopsie Stanford. Second row: Carol Ann May, Phil Caldwell, John XX oody. Gerald Stevenson. Peggy Barnes. and Carolyn Erhols. Third row: lXIax'adean Kouri. Mary Bardwell. Gloria Wfilliams, Shirley I I Prewitt. Patty Hartgraves, and Barton Williams. Fourth row: ,lane Beall. Carolyn Pittman, Frankie Clark, Robbie jo Palmer, and Lucille Wfyatt, Standing: Mrs, Garland Vinson, sponsor, Camilo Fuentez, Karl Walker, and Bobby Lane. Q f vw V '. v ' Y .J 1 ' Q-Z'.:-I-Tl' SENIOR SENORITAS, CON SIENORA-These four senior girls and Mrs. Garland Vinson, Spanish and English teacher, are the leaders of Los ConquiStz1d01'CS, Sweetwater High School's Spanish Club. Left to right, are: Jane Beall, treasurerg Carolyn Pittman, reporterg Mrs. Vinson. sponsorg Mavadean Kouri, secretaryg and Mary Bardwell, president. Don XY'elter, vice president, is not shown. s , M, , MW Library Qfirlv Assisi Sfudmfs 'W-r QM' T if s i b 1 at s isisi s T T aaab T i QQ .T HANDY HELPERS - Girls assisting Sweetwater High left to right: Beverly Taylor, Sandra Pitts, jane Kidd, joy School students and Miss Marie Haney in the library are, Haney, Eyvonnc Patrick. and Frances Taylor. LIBRARY CLUB LEADERS-Heading the Teen-age Library Club are, left to right: Sheila Young, secretaryg Monclelene Thomas, treasurerg Jean McCain, reporterg Miss Marie Haney, sponsorg and Patricia Wyatt, president. Virginia Edwards, not shown, is vice president of the organization. 4.2.-2, L IBRA l4I OHM Girls ,4id,4dmi14isfrzzfi0r1 -www We, R ACCOMMODATING MISSES-Office girls, who have such Elizabeth Hampton, Nancy Gilliam, Carolyn Templeton responsibilities as answering the telephone, recording at- Amelia Gibbs, Anne Hudson, Janice Howie Greta Hen tendance. running errands, and acting as receptionists, are. derson, Carol Ann May, Carolyn Pittman, Cay Lynn Mc left to right: Roberta Fuqua. Beverly Pruitt, Joyce Evans, Corkle, and Bettye Boothe. 4 t Wg ' E t f A CD fi M, l I1 xl J ,E 4 My gi ix X .., If? 'E xit ,I l42 fenagraphers fracticc far Pcrfeclinn if it :s urf ' A U v ii , Nr SMILING SECRETARIES-Under the instruction of Mrs. Charles Nunn, standing, these students believe in learning by doing, as they act as student secretaries to Sweetwater High School teachers, relieving them of some of their clerical work. Secretaries on the first row, front to back, are: Sue Lewis, Martha June Pollard,'Betty Greer, Kathryn Su Younger, Wilma Conway, Gracie Peeples, and Darlene Shaffer. Second row: Beverly Pruitt, Wanda Sue Burklow, Glenda Wycoff, Pati Cockrell, Jo Ann Hope, Peggy Young, and Joyce Evans. Third row: Lu Jean Stone, Wendelene Millet, Mavadean Kouri, Carolyn Pittman, Jane Beall, Jeanne Zeigler, and Janice Green. Fourth row: Donnie Ashford, Kathy Dunn, Molly Pearce, Ross Thomp- son, Carolyn Templeton, Nan Williams, and Judy Tinsley. .7627 Students fam ,115 Uzey Learn 2 1 s 5 In 1' 5, is - I I Y . an ROBERT DAVISON DWYGHT GUNN BILL BRIDWELL RANDAL WALKER Texas Theater McCreight Music Brown Lumber Nurse Page J. D. ROWAN BARNEY ODOM EDNA DAVIS AUBREY BURROWS Briley and Brown Pittman Floor Covering Etz Studio Piggly Wiggly BOBBY KING JERRY HALBERT GAYLE REAMS DERROL CAMERON Sears, Roebuck 8a Co. Sunbeam Grocery Sweetwater Cotton Oil Mill Texas Electric CHARLES NEWMAN MARY BARDWELL BOBBY TEAGUE CHARLES ANDREWS Etz Studio Sweetwater Hospital Turner Furniture Radio and TV Repair J. W. CROAN RICHARD CORNELL JOE BRAZELTGN JAMES BISHOP Watson Leather Works Rocket Drive-Inn Piggll' Wi88lY Mackls Gafage INDUSTRIOUS INDIVIDUALS-First year members of the Industrial Cooperative Training Club are, first row, left to right: Jerry Price, Earl Craig, Sandra Graham, Don Dollar. Second row: Dalton Griffin, Tommy jo Benson, Morris Moore, Charles Duncan and Bobby Duncan. Warkiug with Metab iframes Interesting TIME' OUT-Behind the metal turning lathe is the Refugio Palafox, Robin Cox, Dennis Lindly, and Curtis general metals class. Left to right, are: Cecil Villa, Edwin Hensley. Young, Arnold Rainey, Ray Rushing, Daryl johnson, I is 4 f THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE -Daryl johnson, senior, HOW ABOUT THIS? - johnny Wilkerson, senior, seems to be offering a bit of advice as he prepares to checks with Ray Rushing, general metals instructor, about work with the metal turning lathe. the blueprint which he is using as an aid to his con- struction. I46 f I MEASUREMENT MINDED-Deep in thought of measure- ment is Jimmy Hardin, a senior mechanic in general metals. In the background is a stock track used for holding unused materials. SHAPING THINGS UP-Cecil Villa, senior, is well oc- cupied as he operates a mechanical metal Shaper, an eight- inch machine, supplied by the school. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT-jerry Gage, junior, is operating a metal turning lathe, another of the machines supplied by the school. CONCENTRATION DOES THE TRICK-Intent on his work is Curtis Hensley, junior, as he uses the tool grinder. Hmmm 16711111 Aferczsc Prrwes 91114 far Same LEARNING MADE FUN - Slide rule enthusiasts are, left to right: Camilo Fuentez. Dean Ohlhausen, David Hawkins. Hoyt Byrd, coach, Ardis Gaither. Gene Atkinson, Frank Odom, Betty Loeb, Margaret Richardson, Sandra Sears, and Don XX'elter. NUMBER SENSE RECRUITS -Among J. G. Overton's number sense team aspirants are, left to right: Peter Fox, Phil Caldwell, Billy Heron, Trent Butler, Clifford Mur- phy, Mike Butler, Billie Lieb, Carolee Hawley, joy Haney. Cay Lynn McCorkle, Roger Murphy, and Betty Burrows. DEBATE DUO-jan Guy and Peter Loeb, seniors, gather material on a debate topic and start practicing what they preach Girls Cake lip parts , s l .till ll. - v , L 2 f p--.........,a f-.WNQM f-a,,...,....-, -Q I L ,V , Q' T E- i ' L 1 r 1 as W , . A A is ... SPORTS LOVERS-Members of the Girls' Sports Club on the first row, left to right, are: Patsy Kirkman, Sue Light- foot, Gail Condray, joy Landers, Ordella McFarlen, Ruth Latham, Carol Finley, Edna Davis, Wanda Joy Hagler. Second row: Mrs. Florence Sparkman, sponsor, Ramona Areniuoz, Ester Martinez, Maria Sepeda, Dorlene Shaffer, Roselene Livingston, Jonnie McFarlen, Kathy Dunn, Gracie Peeples, and Betty Burrows. Third row: Naomi Ellis. Shirley Prevvitt, Doris Ann Livingston, jimmy Roe, Ethel i Lil I-. H: I lil I- llia! l 'aa - x .arg xx y , ti ' - N Il 9 U x f L Q Hassell, Earlene Hassell, joy Haney, Pat Murray, and Betty Harris. Fourth row: jean Taylor, Katherine Polnack, Darlene Greer, Jean Livingston, Dorene Shaffer, Ella jo Turner, Vonzell Hennington, Polly Neeper, Patsy Grice, and Glenda Smith. Fifth row: Gloria Williams, Mary Stewart, Patty Hartgraves, Barbara Storrs, Sue Thompson, Earlene Critz, jean Turner, Nelda Hutchins, Clara Smith, and Carolyn Petty. SPORTING MISSES-These girls, who take an active part in girls' sports, are the officers of the Girls' Sports Club. They are, left to right: Betty Burrows, secretary-treasurerg Sue Lightfoot, vice president, Carol Finley, president, and Betty Harris, reporter. '49 Gheerleadcrs Z'rf,w1ofch at SHS SOPHOMORE ASSISTANT-First time yell leader Norman Mayes JUNIOR ASSISTANT-johnny Clark, junior, was among the Bi was active in pep rallies, practices, clinics and other appearances of Seven at SHS and lent 3 helping hand in keeping the Spirit up 1 the group. par, SENIQR ASSISTANT-Marking the end of his senior year, OLD HAND-Carolee Hawley, freshman, contributed her energy ar Gary Pace did his part in making the '56 grid Season 3 vitality to the SHS cheerleaders for the first time after serving good one for the Sweetwater High Mustangs. yell leader at Reagan Junior High. Spirits Kept flzyh H ii ,ll br ll .., 1' SECOND TIME UP-Carylon Carroll, junior, and Boo Fox, sophomore, were the only two cheer leaders to be re-elected to serve SHS as yell leaders for a second year. LEADING LADYfleading yells at Sweetwater High School for the first time. Sandra Rhorles, senior, was Chosen to head the cheerleaders this year. Sandra lecl the group at the SMU Clinic, in pep rallies, and at football and basketball games. HMI Glll lylemxlll r rv: ffl , 1 Athletics The schools in Sweetwater be- lieve that a well-rounded student needs not only the knowledge that books and teachers impart but that he also needs the guid- ance to mold him into a well- rounded person. Sweetwater High School be- lieves that participation in ath- letics is a long step in the right direction. The sports program of SHS is well rounded, and students may participate in golf, track, basketball, football, tennis, or volleyball. The building of character and the establishing of the rules of sportsmanship play an important role in Sweetwater High School- and athletics has its place. I52 1 Fi 5 1 . Yi -Q -.M Xb 'NVQ wwf' K A . 2 V .5 QSC.- 'Z N 'Q X is lifm-'MW' T , A '28, 9' . Q X , 3 T A f,fr X .- 5 ig 0 f ' G A-I ,gf , . 5 if? With, 1 5' 1 L' ' ' M, NN? i 'ee' 131, Mi g,,Z... 'Z L. 1 , f 3 ,,,,..e -------------- is . p w-....-,,' .......--........-..--- 7 '1q l jj - S -nun-qnnnning ..,,.. 5,.,.M1 1 .-:M N u-uuQnAn11uLai-p 72: --1 -...w-.. A .! -'---flu-'Il ra-L -wa......y.., X i in--5-din:--.1 1 --..... M 1 l K4 F It Q Sweetwater I-ligh's Ponies, led by All-State end jimmy Don Feagan, All-District guard Brice I-lartgraves, and a stalwart defense fought back after a slow start to finish the 1956 grid season with five victories and five losses. Despite early season injuries to key person- nel, the Mustangs came in second to Snyder in the District SAAA race, losing by a toe to Snyder, 3-0, for their only conference loss. The Mustangs had one of the hardest schedules in the history of SHS, as two of the defeats came lf at the hands of State champions Abilene and S ' Stamford. 1956 PONY ROUNDUP Sweetwater ,.,r..,, 14 Breckenridge .r.. .,,,. O Sweetwater .,,..... 7 Abilene ,,,,....... ..... 3 9 l 'W' Sweetwater ..,,,... 6 Stamford ....,,.,. .,.., 7 Sweetwater ,,,..... 7 Big Spring ,,,,, r,,,. 2 8 'S Sweetwater .,,,..,, 25 Monahans ..,,.,. ...,, 6 A Sweetwater ,...,,,. 7 Midland ,,,i,. ,e... 3 4 , Z in A,-M Sweetwater ......,i 44 Lakeview .... ..... 6 K Q D Sweetwater ...c.,.. 0 Snyder .....,...,..,, ..,.. 3 i Sweetwater ,..,.... 34 Colorado City .,....,... 7 'e - 'i , . ' A X Sweetwater .,,,.,., 20 Lamesa ......,... .....13 MUSTANG MENTOR-Elwood Turner, Mustang head coach, has clinched the runner-up spot in the district in both his years at Sweetwater High School, - e-1'-f f1-:- 2' :fu , grefi.. - :........5. 'ww-1 . L. M. - :.:-: :.:: :.::... 1 :j .9 i ..--. ' ...fnnm-uun1.1unsn1uug ,ygr tnuuixnu 1.L.nn... x.l::Q:.n Lili Q --- g,, , -- '....,..... -'t'--'........ -'--- S--1 --fe-- - ... .... -.. 1 N' - --W -- - 1 . I 1, . i ' -.- t i 'mf' -If Sl i t , Q .K li 'K . yy I Y lifrfv-2.1-vs-1..i4W3Q't1a M 7 V K , 3 I f .Xxvsaw I 1 N L' 'i,- 4 S, .Q -8 '7 , j ,-,, - t,.i,' c 1 , X5 4 ' i , i . . . .. . . ,i', fa- Lf . l CO-CAPTAINS-Jimmy Feagan and Brice Hartgraves prompt- LINE BUILDER'Billy Willingham, head line coach of ed the Ponies to a final comeback. the Ponies, has molded the forward wall into one of the I54 district's top lines. M Quai ,.i,, . fc i , .4 -,c-.. ...-.N ,f ,. 4 3 ......, N ,, M .. N. ----Q..- .. c. . as - ' Y, -, -- M MUSTANGS Ol: 1956-Playing on Sweetwater Highs grid D. McNeil, J. Wilkinson, J. Hardin. Third row: R. Daniel, team ure. left to right, front row: G. Reed, S, Glass, D. R. Lambert, D, Bishop, T. Daniel. J. Parker. J. Bryant, A. XWoods, J. Fengtin, B. Hurtgraves, P. Gerald. K. Morris, J. Gaither, E. Scott. Pullig. Second row: M. Everts, Creech, D. Burns, S. Morris, JOHNNY XWILKINSON SAMMY GLASS DON BURNS end tackle Center h Honorable Mention Second Team H0l'10f?1blC' MFHUUII All-llimffz All-Dim-in All-Dlflwrl if . Q we f . ,P Z .. iw . is 'f f . .V I tix!! me Al .t 1. ff , .' ' ' .1 , ' ff .Mk ,I .. f , N f 4' si Ponies jlffd5Sdt'l'6' Lffzkwicw MJ Y L . .:'- PM STANLEY MCURRIS I guard A L30 fu... STAMPEDE-f Mustang power pays off in Q1 touchdown. f 5? JIMMY Playing their first conference game, the Ponies romped over H HARDIN the fighting, but outclassed Chiefs of Lakeview High of San I j' gllbafkhl M , Angelo. After a closely contested first half, the Mustangs held i mold' F muon onl a six- oint lead. One touchdown was scored in the third - All-Dffmrf Y P. . . ' quarter to give the appearance of a close game, but in the final - quarter, the Ponies took the ball and marched up the field for .. four quick touchdowns to run up the season's highest score. Mustangs, 4-4g Lakewiew, 6. PAT GERALD guard ,, Second Team ARDIS GAIIHER GLENN REED All-Djmjd quarterback halfback K Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All-Dim-iff All-Dim-iff au.. A 'X ii' l L sqm. X -M 1 ew S t 7 R hy ,gm H vc, si ' .if W ' lu r ' i , I Q 4 ' L sf. 1. 33' , Yu, Q ' K: V If ,sf , K 3 ,.,V VE, ' Aa 1 I I A . P L W V , -'wmqpvrdvgqv Mustangs Scare Snyden ,Casa 3-O LOOKING AND WAITING4Glen Reed fakes downfield before turning and hitting Feagan near the sideline for a good gain, The Ponies took a heartbreaking defeat from the Snyder Tigers in the homecoming gaine at Mustang bowl, with a great defensive battle being shown be- tween the two lines. Sweetwater threatened to score in the second quarter, moving to the Tigers one- yard line, but a fumble halted the drive. The Ponies were inside the Snyder 15 yard Iine when the gaine ended. Mustangs, Og Snyder, 3. JoHN BRYANT quarterback EDDIE SCOTT halfback First Team fi!!-Dim-ifz f A at Q ' S for ' ft 1 - .,., g V1 ,, W v . 53- 4 . A ' , I W Q Mr- . 3 W . 5 -W W' Qi if N I ii , , V -' 3- azlz' 11 hit, Magi ,J gg., : Q 1 N A A ' , . i - ' '4-I ilwza f' I - if K 'N-w,, H ,- -w fA..5 'Z i , is -J' it J gl: f ii v Q M7 i ,gk 'f fy 1 . avi' si - 'X -.f -f .M f tfw'e ' 'LQ- F ,,1rfmr H5 Jyys' 3 H it fr' S A geilm my l K, it af -- L dfttrexh, nn!-,er I t. .mn-ga, , k,a.,,,W M1 a3g.,:iWg5p,a ka .W V-12 .ee 5. ,nga en se- Q Q sa 2 wi Qf'i2 tssm f -V R Y I Q Q tg , Q f I Qffffl' . T DANIEL , BRICE HARTGRAVES JIMMY FFAGAIX tackle First Team First Teain QA, A1 I 'Diff ff f f fW'Dfff ff' if it My N ' fzeEF:.1Nl.'i1:f'e:'li'4 3 5 'x if ae .nil--s f I i . -- f if f if 'si' I Axhagwwyktjk' f df, ,ati W I ' ' . , .4 ' L r I K 1, 9 It Y it I' ' 15, Q , : I f I t . 1 ,Q ti it we Pi V' in -I it i - S lvifhf... lvvnies Mn, Wolves Manu, 34-7 ,Q , 0 sz 6, 't '5 WY? H. 3 N :F es. 4' Q tx ,M b im .s , V if A is s -. f V fp .' sxkmp i .... , if-na, ,min fl' J .av fun. 0: ffifig an nil- fs ' i iMN.,,,, ..,, . -- EVGENE CREECH CCFHCI' SCOOTIN' ALONG-Eddie Scott breaks into the clear for a touch- down. DONNIE MCNEIL , A , halfback Colorados Citys scrappy Wolxfes gave the Mus- Honomblc Mention tangs an unexpected battle, but the Mustangs scored All-Dimiff in the clutch to win. Highlight of the game came when the Ponies broke through the Wfolves' line and blocked a punt. The ball bounced into the end zone and was recovered by Sweetwater for a touch- down. Mustangs, 345 Wfolves, 7. RAYINIOND LAMBERT tackle DICKIE WOODS JAMES PARKER tackle fullback Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All-Di.rlric! All-Diflrifl il -'44 , ' if K f , s - e ,L i A tif- X . ' i 1 H , ' , -In M . V h J 3 t .. , Q A M ,,.. ,J ,,ei ip 5 s 1 '24 ess 7 aff. V 1' ' ,RSS ,M 4' Cvrmzdaes las! Pang Wcfims DIG. THAN, DlGfJames Parker bulls his way through Lamesa's line for precious yardage. The Mustangs clinched second place in district by defeating Larnesa in the final game of the season. After scoring twice in the first half, the Ponies al- most lost their advantage as the Tornadoes came back strong in the third quarter. The Mustang eleven clinched the game with a last period tally. Mustangs, 205 Lamesa 13. lN'Il'RlZD PONIES -left to right, are: Clyde jones, Leon Pitts. and Adolph Olvera. all hurt during the 1956 grid season. E if' I . n me wb DON M BISHOP my A end ag' HonorableMention 4 fill-Dm,-iff g f is f ' 5 Jaw, ., If A ' N KARL an MORRIS a guard A f 3 JIMMY PULLIG TAYLOR DANIEL A ' halfback fullback Honorable Mention All-Diflrirl an me gil K 'ii T K ,4-9 4 5 , ' S. g Fir Z... ' if , 'fav J , ' ' , ' .W ' ' ,, A- ' f-K me - ' -' f Q- 'R a+a .uf , Q get-I K. Q 'M f , is 5 , V ' , ' r A .f . ,, ' ' -' . X , .0-:. R :iuwiva 4 'g ' yf V ,,,,. v , ,F s My -A ,V 1 1 Umm Prepares far Varsity VARSITY HOPEFULS-Boys composing the Sweetwater B team are, top row, left to right: Danny Daniel, Joe Kraft, Don Conn, Mike Everts, Ronny English, George Sanders, Jack Choate, Charles Clark. Middle row: Sonny Armstrong, Gordon B H.. V . .,34s.,f:n. TUTOR OF Melvin Robertson, is in his second year at Sweet- water'High-training tomorrow's Mustangs. FUTURE PONIESAUBH team Coach, 60 Carruth, Charles Nations, Dale Morgan. Dean Harding. Carl Cowan, Pat Fraley, Bottom row: Camilo Fuentez, Jimmie Shilling. Larry Spencer. Wfendell Xwhittenburg. jackie Fielder. Dwain Walker. and Gerry Cage. Although playing only six games during the ,56 grid season, the Pony B team had a successful season as far as experience and football fundamentals were concerned. The boys gained valuable knowledge in running opponents, plays and defenses against the A team. This football know-how will be bene- ficial when many of these boys are promoted to the varsity next year. .Wah Win flyflli 276 One Coach Billy Si1x.1Zge'5 frealiiniin team, although starting the 1956 season with .1 15-nun seluatl, finished with only L1 tie to nur .1 perfeet record, The fish showed outstantl- ing ability as they rmkeel up 578 points to their opponents' 78, The Ponies took double victories oxer Lakexiew, Sny- der, .ind Colorado City, with single victories over North Abilene and Lincoln ol' Abilene, The te.1m's tie was to Big Spring in the first encounter of the season. f a W I .L . 5 it o r t n K -, ' v g xif --:f V x H X. u g , x X, ,L gl, ,og p . V gp , ,. M .k.v - I YYVI ' ' up 7 b l IRICKSTIZRV-Cforieh Billy Siinige PlC11S1f1 ieciills the top N-o-1 ieioiml xxhith his freshman te I posted for the se.ison, l FIGHTING FISH --lN'Ic'ii1he1's of Sweetwater' High School'5 Knox, Alton Lexxis, Rohert Pnisons. Glenn Lewis, Bottom undefeated freshinen ure. top row, left to right: Don Ely, Bti- row: Oxctxr Finns. jimmy XY'.itson. Cf.ii'ol l'-C.lj.I.ll'l. Gortlon Mar foul P.itterson. Ruben Al'gUIlT.lHlZ. Jerry Daxiew. Ray XY'illi.nns, Cunt. Don Coxvrin. Hex erly Hertlon. Xwayne W'itt.fMidelle row: Ryn Looney. l..irry Monette. lin' x, T!! ffl X!! - ii? 'li 23? grass an E: Sq 19 -w-.ji HHN, S 3 Q' -'95 ,ff ,H fin., mi Pony Zagers Plane Ufird MUSTANG CAGERSfPlaying the 1956-57 basketball year Boone, Douglas Wriglit, Dwain Hardin, Dowling Waite. and are, left to right, Paul Holcombj Richard Fenley, Donald Kuy- Sammy Harvey. kendall, Neilson Greer, john Craft, James Parker, Reagan Sweetwaterls High School's Mus- tangs started the cage season sporting a new offense. The Ponies used a tandem offense for the first time dur- ing the 1957 cage season. The new method of attack proved successful with both the A and B teams. JUST RELAXING-Standing at the pivot position are basketball coaches Melvin Robertson, left, and Billy Savage. Coach Savage is head basketball mentor. Hustle Marks Mustang Spirit Even though the Sweetwater Mustang Cagers were the shortest team on the floor in every game, they made up for this handicap as one of the most spirited teams in District 3-AAA. The Ponies were outstanding in their teamwork and hustle and showed a sincere desire to win. Coached by Billy Savage, the hoopsters finished the districts race in third place behind district cham- pion Snyder and runner-up Lamesa. Lakeview was fourth, and Colorado City was in fifth place. DOWLING WARE forward UP AND IN-Shooting for another basket is Neilson Greer, 29, junior hoopster NEILSON GREER for the Mustangs. forward Sweetwater Sweetwater ....... Sweetwater ,...... Sweetwater .,..... Sweetwater ....... Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater ,,.r... Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater Sweetwater ,,.,.,. SEASON RECORD .....,..42 ...NH33 ...WY47 .,.,V.56 ...YWS4 ...,...48 ........56 .......61 ...,.,t.68 ..,,....58 ,...,t,58 7 ,.... 58 t,,,,,,,66 ,...,.,.74 ..t,,..,61 ........52 San Angelo ...... Big Spring .,.,...Y.r,..........VVV 7 5 Abilene ........,,,,.,..,,,....,..,, 58 Monterey QLubbockj ......,, 67 Abilene ..,,.,,,...........V,VV.V.V. 69 Anson t.,e...Yr,..t,,,.......,.,,,.. 41 San Angelo ...... Anson ...,.......,.. Colorado City Lakeview ....,,,,. Snyder ,,,,.,..... Lamesa .......,,,.... Colorado City Lakeview ,,.,,,,,.. Snyder ...,.,,,,,, Lamesa ,,,. . DOUGLAS WRIGHT I64 forward Mater Spar! Pvpulzm Kequira .......38 .....,,,7O 47 49 ,..,,...40 .,,,t,,.i2 ,,t-...39 ,,,t,.,,65 ........7-1 SARL HARVEY forward SENIOR SHOOTS4Senior Sammy Harvey, 54, racks up another score for the Mustangs as other Sweetwater players, john Craft, 26, and James Parker, 25, anxiously look on. 70W6'l', Speed Quick Uzirzkiug DXVAIN HARDIN center OVER THE RIMfjames Parker makes good two points, as Douglas X5Uright, 24, Neilson Greer, 29, and Sammy Harvey, 34, prepare for a rebound. JOHN CRAFT guard DONALD KUYKEN DA LI guard Spirit Marks Varsity Cram REAGAN BOONE RICHARD FFNLEY guard forward JAMES PARKER PAUL HOLCOMB center guard .?ufure Prfuics Gain Xifpvrierzcc i . ,W ., ,,., , ,f,, L,., K V .M V XA A H firmly at - 4 K my L .3 . svn. ' - ,M 7, iiggiiii , Mr, , 7 . L UPCOMING HARDWOODERS-The Mustang B Harvey, Don Bishop, Eugene Creech, jerry Mc team is, left to right, Pat Gerald. Dick Hudson, Ginley, johnny Clark, and Taylor Daniel. jerry Curry, jackie Fielder, Kenneth Hale, Dalton ' ' M 1. . in HUSTLING HOOPSTERS4The Mustang Freshmen terson, Jerry Davies, Ray Williams, Wayne Witt, are, left to right, Carol Feagan, Don Cowan, Beverly and Billy Martin. Herndon, Ruben Argumaniz, Don Ely, Buford Pat- 4 1 K E X 'Ik Q W Mg Q. r fu .l mi 5 .Ai A IRON SLINGER-Raymond Lambert, sen- ior, practices his stance under the critical eye of Coach Robertson. AND AXVAY SHE GOES- Senior johnny XX'iIkinson lets fly with the discus in daily practice. E eeee ii i ---The field rind distance men for the CINDER POVYDERS 'S' rast i. er are, top row, left to right: Kenneth Hale juniorg Eddie Scott. sophomoreg Raymond Lrrmbert senior' and Billy Herron. J. D. Sims. and Royce Bonner. sopho- INOFCS. Mustangs Geffen! .WHWS in ?0rm With only six returning truclcsters to form a nucleus for the 1957 track teaim, Couch Melvin Robertsoifs squad participated with en- thusiasm in several meets, Besides the district contest, the Pony thinlyvcliids also entered numerous meets with other schools. XVITI-I THE GREATEST OI: EASE4Sopl'1omore Eddie SCOtt leaves the hoard on the broad- jump. SETTING IT IIPAWjunior Ken- neth Hale adjusts the uprights in a warm-up session. This is Ken- neth's first year as a trackman. PICK 'EM UP, LAY 'EM DOXVN--Sprinters and hurd- lers. left to right. bottom row, are: Ruhen Argumunia and jimmy VC'atson, freshmeng johnny XX'ilkinson, seniorg john Bryant. sophomorel Alton Lewis, freshmuni Dickie Horton, juniorg Ardis Gather, sophomore: and Ray Rushing. Jr.. sophomore, Panies Jmprvvc Speed . . THREE TO MAKE READY -Freshman jimmy Watson, soph- omore Eddie Scott, and seniors john- ny Wilkinson and Raymond Lambert await the sound of the starter's gun as they prepare to run one of the dash events. Coach Melvin Robertson views his sprinter prospects in the background. CLEARING THE RAILSg-junior Dickie Horton, left, and sophomore john Bryant and Ardis Gaither make a trial run as Coach Melvin Robert- son watches in the background. LONG, LONG, TRAIL iSophomore FRESHMAN SPEEDSTER-Ruben Billy Herron knows he has a long way Argumaniz, freshman, awaits the gun to go as he gets set for the mile run. to start a practice 100-yard dash, un- der the supervision of Coach Melvin Robertson. CINDER MENTOR-Coach Melvin Robertson views his prospects for the 1957 squad. lfinksfers Seek Par We 1 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT-Members of the 1957 SI-IS golf First row: jan Guy, George Turner, Brice I-Iartgraves, Leonard Perry team prepare to swing away. Team members are. left to right, James Bardwell, and Jimmy Feagan. second row: Peter Loeb, james Hamilton, Pat Gerald, johnny Craft. Under the guidance of Billy Willingham, the link- sters of SHS participated in numerous tournaments in the area. The par-seekers first played in the San Angelo Invitational and later in matches with Abi- lene, Stamford, and San Angelo. In addition to com- peting in the district contest, the golf enthusiasts also entered the West Texas Relays in Odessa. I70 WARMING UP-jimmy Feagan, right, prepares to drive as Leonard Perry awaits his turn on the tee. Both are returnees from last year's team. Service Keyufa d fa Kackcleers READY FOR THE BIG GAME-On the back row are. left to right: Nancy Bromley, Linda Barnwell, Jean Turner, Carolyn Comolli, Billy -Iamison, Kent Comolli. Carl Franklin, and 7 Wayland Smith. Kneeling are: Mike Bromley, Garland Evans, Jerry Franklin. James Morgan. Jearl Seale, johnny Roe, and Jack Tucker. A K M k R r-gf. .ap Q r R , .1 - ,.. 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X .. .-. .F V, ', ,.,....... ,Jas Sgt J- 'M ,. f was l- ! ,,fi' 5 1 if 2, k , - E 1 1 . A , - I Q ,, A r-2. rfrweaf' In i, . i f - ' A fs. 'Z' V R V Annan. 5 ' zzz? - ' 'SRL SERVICE COMING UP-junior jean Turner demonstrates the serve to sophomores Nancy Bromely, Linda Barnwell, and Carolyn Comolli. NOW HERE'S HOW. Carl Franklin. senior, says as he svhows the newcomers how to grip the tennis racket. Standing, left to right, are: Billy Jamison, Wayland Smith, johnny Roe. jack Tucker, and Kent Comolli. Seated, are: Mike Bromely, Garland Evans, Jerry Franklin, jearl Se-ale, and james Morgan. l7l f770lll'- year Distric! Kham LEADING LADIES---Members of the l956-57 volleyball team chose Gracie Peeples, left. as their captain. and joy Landers. co-captain, Mrs. Florence Sparltman, center. is volleyball coach and girls' physical education teacher. gi. Volleyball teams have had the best ath- letic record for SHS during the last decade. Under Mrs. Florence Sparkman, the girls have won the district crown for the last four years. FUTURE MUSTANGETTES- B Volleyball Team members kneeling, left to right, are: Sue Thompson, Patsy Grice, Mary Stewart, Betty McDonnell, and Sue Lightfoot. Standing are: joy Hagler, Sondra Davenport, Barbara Storrs, Ella jo Turner, and Nelda Hutchins. efmd Uflc Zrvufu TOP TEAM-Members of the A volleyball team are, left to Kneeling are the captain and co-captain, Gracie Peeples and right: Polly Neeper, Dorlene Shaffer, Kathryn Polnack. Carol Joy Landers. Finley, Patty Hartgraves, joy Haney. and Jean Livingston, With only three returning lettermen, Joy Landers, Dorlene Shaffer, and Gracie Peeples, the SHS Mustangettes defended their championship title againt Snyder, Colorado City, and Lamesa. PRACTICE SESSION-Daily practice is neces- sary to perfect the important volleyball plays. Here a set-up is in action during a practice game between volleyball team members. 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THE HUB ,, ,,,,, , U.S. GYPSUM ,,,, VILLAGE MARKET ,,,,, ,, VUIMBERLY HARDXXIARE 9 :fx 111 198 183 2115 201 178 197 191 185 191 1911 19-I 185 203 191 181 192 198 202 18-I 188 199 190 189 180 182 196 In '57 the Accent's on Oldsmobile BROUGHTON MOTOR COMPANY Ph BE 4 2872 2I5 El LQ LQQ. QW GARNER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY if Dial BE 4-5444 4I7 Oalc PATTEN'S Q SPORT SHOP Call BE 4-5900 220 Locus Dial BE 4-4833 302-4 Eas+ Third Dig on Down lo 5AUL'S LAMAR STREET X DRUG GLOBE CLEANERS 0 TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Dis+ance Moving Phone BE 4-36l2 609 Pecan l78 3-...J E K'-gf ETZ STUDIO ancI CAMERA SHOP ARTISTS MATERIALS PICTURE FRAMES GREETING CARDS PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES I03 Eas+ Third Phone BE 4-499 I PACE PACKING CO. CONGRATULATICNS +o +he SENIOR CLASS of I957 Pk THE U. S. GYPSUM COMPANY NORRED MOTORS 4 BUICK CADILLAC 2 I 9 Wesi' Broadway SUNSET MOTOR LINES J. B. ISI1orI'yI TEAFF Commission Ageni Dial BE 4-277I BOYKIN CLEANERS Repairs - AI+era+ions Phone BE 4-2342 3I4 O BUCI'IANAN'S Say I+ WiI'I1 Flowers I BE 4-5686 I2I0 Hailey H l Shop ancl Save FIS VILLAGE MARKET ARMOU'R'S COZBY PONTIAC DRUG STORES Phones l'0N7l4l'. .. BE 4-3737 225 Oalc BE 4-2322 205 Oak Dial BE 4-9600 2l3 Wesl' Broa KIMBELL-SWEETWATER COMPANY Wholesalers of Food Produc+s SWEETWATER, TEXAS Ji 5 5? 'QQ A f , 12? 4 -3, ...W f t, M Z Qu Wy ml - . if K si 6 .QSM noon covfmno 9 ' Q F pR l URE 'BE 4-3308 40I Oak FRALEY 84 CO.. INC. BROTHERS STYLE SHOP wk Complele Ladies' Ready-Io-Wear I BUTANE - PROPANE 'Ir Easl' Highway 80 General Insurance SURETY BONDS -lr AUTO LOANS Dial BE 4-9533 FLOWERS . . . +I'1e Perfec+ Gvifl' SWEETWATER FLORAL BROWN LUMBER CO. If Ifs Building Maferlal We Have II' Call BE 4-4855 400 Easl' Ave. A TOLER JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 2I3 Oalc Gem' a BeH'er Deal a+ V or W JQJQVQ sf' W arf? 4? 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And Your Friendly Mobil Dealers SWEETWATER BROOM CO. P L! 9 , Brooms and Mops of BeH'er Qualify l 6l7 Pecan Dial BE 4-24I8 I92 Thrill' Corner in Sweeiwafer CHEVROLET for '57 Swee+ - Smoo+h - Sassy FORESTER CHEVROLET CO Phone BE 4-4844 805 Wesf Broad y u I f ,f 'MXKXN' If y 9 Always First With the Finest SERVICE WELDING ARTHUR TAYLOR 81 New and Used Cars PORTABLE WELDERS lgixjg-gg, GENERAL MAC:-uNlsTs West Broadway Day PIWOHG BE 4-2922 Call BE 4-2323 506 East Broadway Nite Phone BE 4-4457 Lis+en to +he SHERIDAN OIL CO. MUSTANG ROUND-UP and GASOLINE-DIESEL FUEL-MOTOR OILS AFTER HOURS on WHITE GAS-KEROSENE-NAPHTHA K X O X Phone BE 4-4853 90I Pecan BE 4-26l I 5 sf 1 Q , M, .A wwf, . W, :,,W ,'-f th R gm ,. BURTON-LINGO CO. Building Ma+eriaIs Since I887 Dial BE 4-465l l02 Wesi' Avenue B COWEN SHOE STORE BE 4-494i McBRlDE CLEANERS 907 Lamar Ph. BE 4-3652 ZI9 Oak FRED WIMBERLY HARDWARE BE 4-3362 II9 Wesf Broadway MME X Mm I u 1 SINCE IB95 l ' O u Shop and Save a+ SEARS TELEVISIONS RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS WURLITZER PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS I98 'Y ..... A- ' 'fe Manufac+urers of QuaIi+y Feeds COTTON OIL MILL Phone BE 4-466I PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES 307 Pecan IIO2 Lamar THE TEXAS BANK and Trusf Company Member Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corp. Over 39 Years of Dependable Banking Service TEXAS BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE BE 4-4657 ' m Eas+ TI'nrd and EI Call BLUEBONNET HOTEL The FriendIies'I Service in Town BE 4-463I Eas+ Broadway and Elm BE 4-32I I Lai if .i c , xii if gg M a I I , 5 A ! 2 S , J ff?-rfrw 1 I 1 ' ,J ff l , wx I ,Qi .A I ,Y I Q .f W ykkvh VX, , A 0 I ga , . I A ee'-fo I O Yr-S fQggl, REQ AlAf Qbrfld th-9 VSWR. TRRDEYNRRK Youve 18 OF , 5 HAWLEY'S Two S+ores +o Serve You H2 WEST BROADWAY l4l0 LAMAR 1:xAs, INCffLf' SWE ETWATER, TEXAS nznv we BMW . kiwi V if fm .fikiif I O X MEN 5 T Exclusive bu'r T 4 R T Nof Expensive' M 81 M MEN'S STORE Visi+ 'rhe TEXAS. ROCKET and RITZ BRILEY 84 BROWN FURNITURE Be 4-4346 lI3 Eas+ Third SWEETWATER ir LAUNDRY CO. ir IOI Cedar The Bes'r in Farm Machinery DAVIS FARM EQUIPMENT CREAMERIES, INC. SWEETWATER CLAYTON WILLIAMS GENERAL INSURANCE Phone BE 4-49lI 209 EIm ITT?-QIII-EZAI EMI TW N TELEPHONE 4 I 8-420 Oak ik NEON SIGNS iff THEATER MARQUEES ik COMMERCIAL SIGNS ik' SCREEN PROCESS MODERN FURNITURE STGRE CompIe're Home Furnishings S+aff of THE PONY EXPRESS SWEETWATER HIGH'S Bl-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WriH'en for S+ucIenI's by Sfudenfs Congra+uIa+es +I1e I957 YUCCA GLORIOSA for an EXCELLENT RECORD of I956-57 School Year Serving SHS NEWMAN HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Congra+uIa+ions +o I957 YUCCA STAFF for a Job Well Done i' A Allen, Donella ......,...,.., 64, 65, 104, 134, 137 Altom, Patsy jean ........................ 77, 125, 137 Alston, Gloria ......,. ......,..,,...,.. 3 5 Anderson, Jean ..,... .................... 7 7 Anderson, john ....,.,. ....... 2 6, 30, 127 Andrews, Charles ........ ....,.,.... 5 7, 145 Arenivoz, Ramona .............. ,.,.,,.. 7 7, 149 Armstrong, Barbara Ann .,... ............. 3 5 Armstrong, Sonny ..,.........,..,................ 65, 160 Argumaniz, Ruben .,...... 27, 105, 161, 167, 169 Ashford, Donnie ................................,, 33, 143 Atchinson, W. .............,.....,.,............,....... 24 Atkinson, Gene .... 57, 77, 121, 122, 123, 131, 134,135,148 Atkinson, Robert .....,...... ,....,........,.... 7 7 B Baker, Beverly ....... .,.......... 5 7, 122, 125, 133 Ballard, Peggy ...... ...,.............. 5 7, 122 Balew, Sherry ,..,.,., ..,......,.., 7 7 Banner, Delores ....... ........................... 7 7 Bardwell, James ....... ,,i...,,.,....,.,.,,,, 5 3, 170 Bardwell, Mary .................... 35, 101, 140, 145 Barfield, Gail ................ G ,.............................. 7 7 Barnett, Sheila ........ 8, 77, 91, 94, 125, 131, 202 Barnes, Peggy .... 10, 57, 97, 98, 99, 116, 122, 129, 137, 139, 140, 184 Barnes, james ................,.................,..,......,... 79 Barnhill, Larry ...,., ..,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,. 6 5 Barnwell, Linda ,,,.,,.,.,, ,,,,,,. 6 5, 133, 171 Barnwell, Mary .............. ......,,.,.,,.,,,,,.,., 3 5 Barrington, Linda Kay ......,,........,,., 65, 73 137 Barton, Lynn ........................ 35, 41, 122, 135 Basket, Elmer .....,...........................,....,.,.,.,,., 25 Bates, Vicki ,,....,,.,,,..,,.,...,.,,,.,,...,,.,.,.,,, 77, 125 BeaH,jane ........ 35,45,48,122,132,133,140, 143 Belew, Mary Ellen ,..,,.. ,,.,,, 3 5 Bellew, Sherry ......... ...... 7 7 Belvin, Nathan ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,,. 6 5 Benson, Lowell ...,. ,,,.,., 3 5, 136 Benson Nancy ..........,,. ..,.....,.,,,,,,...,, 7 7, 125 Benson, Tommy joe ............ 57, 134, 145, 196 Bewley John ....,,,,,,,,,. ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, 7 7 Biddle, 204 Bonnie Sue ........ 65 fach Day Halas Bishop, Don Clinton ...... cw Juferesi 5, 65, 130, 155, 159,167 185 Bishop, james .........,.... ..........,., 3 5 145 Blackwell, Roland ..... ..... 5 7, 133, 136 Blailock, Patsy ..... .......,,...,r.,, 7 7 Blair, Darlene ....... ...... 7 7 125 Blevins, Georgia ......... .............,,,..,r,,., , 57 Bollinger, Miss Louise ...............,....,.,. 30, 125 Bonner, Doris jean ....,....... 57, 122, 128, 137 Bonner, Royce ................................ 57, 65, 168 Boone, Reagan ........ 35, 48, 107, 114, 120, 121, 122 166 Boose, Stan Clyde ,...... ..,.,,.........,......,...,, 5 7 Boothe, Betty ........ 65, 125, 128, 142 Box, Bobbie ....., ,..,........,......,.. 1 9 Boyd, Edna ....... .......... 2 5 Boyd, Kay .....,...... ..... 7 7, 177 Bradberry, Billy ........ ...,,................ 7 7 Bradley, Eileen ..,...... ........ 6 5, 133, 138 Brady, Vee ........ ....... 5 7, 122, 128 Brazelton, joe ....... .......,..,. 3 6, 145 Brandon, Robert .......... .....,......................... 7 7 Bredemeyer, Yvonne .......... 77, 121, 125, 137 Bredemeyer, Gloria ............................., 77, 137 Bredemeyer, Joan .........,...........................,.... 77 Bridges, Tommy .,.....,.. 4, 36, 49, 89, 102, 113, 132, 133, 136, 139 178 Bridwell, Billie .................................... 57, 144 Bristow, Mary Helen ...,.............. 57, 122, 128 Brock, Ben .............................. 23, 29, 129, 130 Brooks, Lewis ........................................,....... 94 Brooks, Lowell fRockyj ............... 77, 136 Bromley, Nancy ........ 4, 65, 97, 121, 123, 171, 179 Bromley, Michael ....... ........ 6 5, 171 Brown, Roland ........ ,.................................. 5 7 Brown, Jean ,...,.... ..................... 5 7, 122, 125 Brown, Joyce ................ 65, 101, 134, 135, 178 Browning, jerry .......................................... 65 Bruner, Carolyn ....,..,......,..............,.............. 65 Bryant, John .... 65, 94, 121, 155, 157, 169 187 Buckley, Pat ,........................... 57, 99, 122, 134 Burke, jimmy ............. ............................ 6 6 Burkhart, Ted ............. ............................. 1 36 Burklow, Billy Don .............,.................. 66 136 Burklow, Wanda ..,,........ 36, 37, 122, 137, 143 Burnett, Dwain .,...... ............................... 6 6 ir Students . Burnett, Helen ........ 0 66 Burns, Don ..,...,..... ...,... ....... 3 6 155 Burrows, Aubrey ..,..,...................,........ 36, 144 Burrows, Betty Lois ....,.....,. 66, 128, 148, 149 Burrus, Ivy ................ ..... I ., .,....,,... 36, 122 Buster, P. H. ...... ................ 4 , 29, 121 Butler, Trent ....,................... 66, 128, 133, 148 Butler, Mike ............,... 78, 84, 121, 138, 148 Byfd,jaek ..,...,,.... 7,56,57,116,122,126 127 Byrd, Hoyt ........................................ 5, 30, 148 C Caldwell, Phil ................ 66, 128, 136, 140 148 Caldwell, Roy Wayne ............................ 66, 133 Cameron, Derrol ............................ 36, 144 188 Carrigan, Kay ........................................ 78, 137 ,Carroll, Carylon ........ 4, 57, 92, 95, 116, 129, 1 130,151,177 195 Carruth, Gordon ........ ........................ 5 7, 160 Carter, Clifton ...,1.. .................................... 6 6 Caskey, David ......,......... 36, 47, 132, 133, 196 Cassady, Hazel ...,... ................,.............,..... 7 8 Cavitt, Lester ..,,,..,.. Chilton, Richard ..,.,...,.. 66 .. ............ 24 Choate, Jack ..................... ....... 6 6, 160 Churchman, Mary Ann ....... ......... 7 8 Clark, Charles ..........,...,.... .................... 1 60 Clark, Frankie ....... ........................... 1 40 Clark, Johnny ......... ..... 5 7, 59, 150, 167 Clark, Madeline ...... ..............,........ 5 8 Clark, Sandra ...... ...... 6 6, 137 Clark, Joe ............ ...... 7 8, 136 Clarke, Norma ....,.. ...,..............,........... 7 8 Cline, Charles .............................................. 136 Cockrell, Pati ...... ....... 3 6, 39, 122, 138, 143 Collett, Peggy ........ ................................. 7 8 Collins, Earl ....... ........ 7 8 Collins, Elaine ........ ................... 7 8 Collins, Joseph ...... ...........................1..... 7 8 Coltharp, Eddie ..........................,. 36, 129, 200 Comolli, Carolyn ............ 4, 8, 66, 67, 108, 133, 171,189 Conunu,1imn14,57,45,88,122,136,171,197 Condray, Gail .....,.............................. 134, 139 Conway, Billy Floyd .........................1............ 78 Conway, Wilma JO ........ 37, 120, 121, 122, 143 Coplen, Linda Jean ...... Cornelius, Evelyn .... Cornell, Richard ,...... Cothron, Leslie ........ Councilman, La V 1111.78 .111 78, .111.57 Oflfla ,,1,,.11, ,,,,,,,,,,,-,--,-, Cowan, Carl ,,,,..1.,,,1,111.,,, ,,,,,,,.,, 6 7, 130, Cowan, Donald 1,1,,1,1 ,,,.,,. 7 8, 84, 161, Cox, Jeanette ...1......,,,,1,.,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cox, Robin .11,......,,.,,,,,,,,,1,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37, Craft, John .....,...... 37,,38, 162, 164, 165, Craig, Barbara ...11.1,11,,,,,1,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, Craig, Earl .......,..,.... ,1,,1,1,,,1 Craver, Madeline ,,.,, ,,1,,,,,,,,., 1 33, Craver, Nancy ..1...111 .,1,111,,1,,,.,,,,1,1,,,,,,,, Creech, Betty .,...... . ,,,1,,,,., 38, 122, 124, Creech, Eugene ..,.1.,.. Crenshaw, James ...... Critz, Earlene .......1 Croan, Jimmy ....,.. 111.64,67,155,158 .111 67,145, 1111 79, Croan, J. W. ......... ,,11,11,1,,1 3 7, Croan, Margaret ,11,,1 111,,,,, 6 7, 70, Curry, Jerry ..........1 1,11,11 ,1,1,,,1,,,,,,,,,, Daniel, Danny ...1.. D Daniel, Russell ..1..,.,.,1,,1,,,1,1,, 58, 94, 121, Daniel, Taylor .1..,1,,1111 Davenport, Gary ...... Davenport, Sondra Davidson, Robert .....1.. Davies, Jerry 11.,,,,.,111 Davis, Bettye ...1.... Davis, Edna ...... Davis, Frances ...... Davis, Judy ,...1.... Davis, Nadine ......... . Davis, Suzanne ........ Davis, Mrs. J. Frank De Busk, Paul ..1.111.,1,1, Denning, Gay .......... 58, 155, 159, 167, .111 58,122 -111.37,144 111 79,161, 1111 37,100,144, 67, 79, 93, 95, 105,120,125 111 79,125, 111 79,134, Densmore, Dr. A. A. .... . Dickens, Lyndon ...... Dillashaw, Ila Fay Dollar, Don ...........1. Dooley, Connie ....... Douglas, Joyce ......... Dover, Margaret ...... nun-37,122 111111 58 67, 5 3 I Duncan, Bobby Ray Duncan, Charles ,.,..,. Dunn, Kathy .,,... Dunn, Willie .,V,..,. Duran, Richard ......... 37, 122, 134, 38, 134, 145 149 135 . 79 Durham, Lana ....... ...... 7 9, 125 Durkee, John ..,..... ....... ....,. 6 7 E Echols, Carolyn ........ ........ 5 8, 122, 136, 140 Edgar, Diana ......... ........ 6 , 67, 73, 131, 133, 137 139 Edwards, Sandra ............ 12, 79, 99, 125, 137 Edwards, Sydney ........ 4, 58, 122, 129, 138 181 Edwards, Virginia 58, 103, 122, 128, 141, 181 Elliot, Glenda .,.............................,.......,........ 67 Ellis, Naomi Faye .................,.............. 79, 149 Ely, Don ............................ 33, 79, 84, 161, 167 Emler, Patsy ...,... ...................,..,...,.... 7 9 England, Bill ,.,,.... .,......,...... 6 8, 136 English, Ronny ............................ 6, 68, 69, 160 Ensley, Jackie ................................................ 79 Eoff,Joy .,...... 8, 58, 59, 101, 122,128,137 139 Evans, Garland .................................... 79, 171 Evans, Joyce .,.......,.. 38, 44, 101, 122, 133, 138, 142, 143, 201 Everts, Mike ...... ...,... ...... 6 8 , 155, 160 F Farr, June ........................................................ 58 Feagan, Jimmy Don ....,... 4, 38, 106, 154, 155, 157, 170, 177 Feagan, Carrol ...... ...... 7 9, 152, 161, 167 Fenley, Richard ...,.... .......... 5 8, 162, 166 Fielder, Jaclfson ....... Fielder, Jackie ...... Finch, Sue ........... Fincher, Eddie ....... Fincher, Pat ........ Finley, Carol ..... Fitts, Leon ........... Flickinger, M. ..... - Flint, Helen ......... Flynn, Virginia ........ Forbes, Barbara ........ Forbes, William .... Forester, Valentine 206 68, 160, 167 58, 122 38, 149 58, 159, 128 173 190 79 79 79 37, 38, 133, 137, 193 Salma! flfb' Hreaf Forester, Wfade ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 Fox, Kay Lynn ,1,,,,,. ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 4 Fox, Patricia ,1,... ..,,,.. 6 8, 97, 120, 121, 151 Fox, Peter ...... ......1.. 5 8, 121, 148 182 Foy, Alex ....., ,....,,,1..,, 7 9, 134, 135 Fraley, Par ......... .........,,,,,,,. 6 8, 185 160 Franklin, Carl .,,...1....,.... 38, 43, 122, 136, 171 Franklin, Clara Mae ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 79 Franklin, Jerry ........,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 9, 171 Freeman, Lavaghn .,..., ...,.., 6 8, 126, 127 Fry, Jimmy .............,, ,...,,,,.,.. 7 9, 127 Fudge, Anna Lou .,,,.1, ...,..,......1.,,, 6 8, 125 Fuentez, Camilo ....... ,..... 5 9, 140, 148, 160 Fullwood, Bonnie ..,,......,......,,,..,..,1..,,,,. Fullwood, Margie . Fuqua, Roberta.. 59, 92, 95, 122, 133, 136 Gage, Jerry ...,.... Gaines, Elaine G 59, 147 79 142 , 160 Gaither, Ardis ........ 3, 68, 104, 121, 131, 148, 155, 156, 169,192 Gardner, Joy ..... ........,. 6 8, 134, 135 Gause, Mary ...1.. ......,,,,.. 6 8, 125 Gee, Darla .,.,.........,,...,..........,,,.,.......... 68, 138 Gerald, Pat ...... 59, 61, 122, 155, 156, 167 Gent, Dewey ........ Geron, Joyce ...,.... Gibbs, Amelia ....... Gibbs, Jere ......... 170 68, 142 80 Gillerr, Kathy ....... ............ 8 0, 134 Gilley, David ......... ........,.....,,,. 1 33 195 Gilliam, Nancy ........ .,.... 7 , 68, 142, 191 Gillilan, Kenneth ......,. .................,.,, 8 0 Glass, Sammy ,.......... ....... 3 8, 155, 191 Gossett, Roy .,....... ............ 6 8, 134 Graham, Sandra ...... ...... 5 9, 145, 196 Green Garland ....,...........................,,............ 68 Green Janice ................ 37, 39, 124, 125, 131, 133, 143, 186 Green, Patsy ...,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 80 Green Russell Lee .,.,., ,,,,,,,, 8 0, 120, 127 Greer, Bettye ..,...,. ,,,,,,,, 3 9, 122 Greer, Darlene ...,,,,,, ,,,...,,,,,, 6 9, 149 Greer, Neilson ......... ..... 1 62, 163, 165 Grice, Patsy Ann ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 9, 149, 172 Veuf Ideas, learning Pvwer . . Griffin, Dalton ...... Grissom, W. C. ..... . 11111 59, 145 19 Grubbs, Don ....i,,,.,..i. ..,,. 8 0 Gutierrez, Lorenzo ..,..., ,...., 1 22 Gunn, Darlene ....,e, 1 ev......ee................,i.... 80 Gunn, Dwight ,...... ,r.....,,e.,.,..,...,.....,,...... 1 44 C3uy,Jan ,.i....,... r,...... 36,39,122,148 170 H Hagler, Wanda Joy ........ .,,.,. 5 9 149 172 Halbert, Jerry ....,,, ,...,,.,,,, 3 9 144 Halbert, Mary ....,,.e ,e,,e,,,,re., 8 4 Halbert, Sherry ....... ....,............ 8 0 125 Halbert, J. W. ..... ..........u,,.............,.,, 2 7 Hale, Kenneth .,.................... 59, 134, 167 168 Hamilton, James .,,.,.,,..,.,..,,.,...,,..,.,.,.,,,. 59 170 Hampton, Elizabeth Ann .........,.... 69, 134, 142 Iianey,Joy ....,,...,,,,,z,,... 59,141,148,149,173 Haney, Miss Marie .............,.,.....,..,.,.,... 19 141 Hankins, Nedra Gay ....,,... .......,.,,,, 1 37 Harbert, Mary Kay ......,...,..,,.........,. 33, 80, 84 Hardin, Dwain ...,....,,11..,. 35, 39, 94, 95, 109, 122,134,162,165 Hardin, Jimmy ..........,. 39, 147, 155, 156, 183 Hardin, Morris .....,. .,.................,.,.......... 6 9 Harding, Dean ...... ...,.. 1 60 Harnest, Charley ......,. ,.............,.,..... 2 4 Harp, Mel ......,,...... ........ 6 9, 134, 137 Harris, Betty ........ ...,,. 5 9, 69, 137 149 Harris, Jesse ..,......... .....,.................,........ 1 40 Harriss, Miss Joann ...................,..,..... 26, 132 Hartgraves, Brice .... 39, 48, 107, 112, 122, 129, 154, 155, 157, 170, 197 Hartgraves, Patty ..,....,........ 69, 140, 149, 173 Harvell, Frank .... 4, 34, 39, 40, 49, 89, 107, 115, 132,133,136,178,194 Harvey, Dalton ....,.............,... 64, 69, 127, 167 Harvey, Turner .................r,... 39, 46 177, 178 Harvey, Sammy ......., 13, 39, 40, 122, 123, 162, 164, 165 Hassell, Ethel .,...,....., ......,.,.. 5 9 149 Hassell, Earline ............. ..... 6 9, 125 149 Hatfield, Doris Mae ........ ................... 8 0 Hawkins, David .....................,.............. 59, 148 Hawkins, John ....,..............,.......................... 80 Hawley, Carolee 1 78, 81, 93, 95, 133, 136, 148, 150, 179, 200 Hefner, Raymond ...., Henderson, Greta ...... Henderson, Harvey ...,... 111111 25,2s,3o 1n.76,81,125,185 111111111111 136 Hendricks, Paul ............ ............ 6 0 Hendricks, Mac ................... ....... 8 1, 136 Henington, Lynda Beth ....... ....... 8 1, 137 Henington, Vonzell ....,. Hensley, Curtis .1.,...... Hensley, Eva ....1....... Henson, Bobby ....... 69, 149 146, 147 7, 69 Herndon, Beverly ....1............1,. 12, 81, 161, 167 Herron, Billy ....1111........ 69, 136, 148, 168, 169 Hicks, Trueitt ..... High, Ben 1....... Hilley, June ......., Holcomb, C. A. ......... . 1. 25 Holcomb, Janyth ....... ........ 8 1, 137, 198 Holcomb, John .............................................. 25 Holcomb, Paul 11.. 6, 60, 89, 120, 121, 128, 162, 166 Holladay, Pat .... 70, 93, 95, 133, 138, 139, 192 Hollis, Jimmy .....................,.......................... 81 Hoover, George ...... .............. 1 27 Hoover, Herbert ...........................,.... 126, 127 Hope, Jo Ann .,...... 40, 42, 122, 124, 125, 143 Horton, Dickie ...........,................ 59, 122, 169 Howie, Janice ................ ...... 7 0, 134, 142 Hudgins, Manley Ray ....... ........... 8 1, 127 Hudgins, L. B. ........... ............. 7 0, 127 Hudgins, Sue .....,. Hudson, Anne ........ Hudson, Richard ...... Hughes, Clifton ..... Hunt, Mary Ann ........ Hutchins, Nelda ...... Jackson, Vernie Dell ........ 111.4o,42,125 -,hn.81,125,142 .111.7o,134,167 1111111111111 70 11111111111111,s1 60, 128, 149, 172 6, 81, 125, 133, 134 James, Eldon ..........................................-------- 60 Jameson, James ...... Jamison, Billy ...... Janzow, F. W. ...... - Jeffery, Vonita ................ 111111111111 81,127 111.4,4o,111,122,171 60,61,122,128,133 Johnson, Barbara ............................. ....... 8 1, 137 Johnson, Daryl ...... Johnson, Judy ........ 40, 146 60, 134 207 Johnson, Stanley ....... ,.,,,,.,,.,, 7 0, 127, 138 Jolley, Fay ..........,.., .......,l.l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 7 0 Jolley, Linda ....,.. ......... 8 1, 84, 121, 125, 133 Jolley Maye ...,.,..................,,,o.....,........ 70, 121 Jones, Clyde .......... 40, 48, 106, 110, 120, 121, 159 199 Jones, Durrell ......,. .,1...,. 7 0, 137 Jones, James .,...... ................. 6 0 Jones, Etta .......... ,..1...,o......,.,.. 8 1 Jones, Iris Ann ......, .........,....,.,.,, 8 1, 125 137 jones, Judy ......... ....... 7 0, 73, 125, 131, 137 Jones, Yancey ......... .,.,...........,. 7 0, 128, 129 Justice, Bonnie ........ ....... .....,............ 1 2 8 K Kearney, Carroll ........ ............,. 4 0, 121 Kendrick, Karen ....... ....... 7 6, 81, 120 Kennedy, James ......... ......................., 6 0, 133 Kennon, Elaine ...... .......................,... 8 1, 137 Kent, Wendell ............ 60, 109, 122, 127, 195 Kidd, Jane .......... ...,............... 6 O, 131, 141 Kidd, Wanda ......,... ................ 8 1 Killen, Mrs. E. ...... .,.......... 2 5 King, Bobby ...........................,............ 40, 144 Kinsey, Marilyn .... 60, 122, 125, 128, 133, 134 Kinsey, Kirby ...........,,,............,,..,................. 21 Kirkman, Patsy .................................... 60, 149 Knox, Jay ........................,..,............,,.... 81, 161 Kouri, Mavadean .... 40, 49, 120, 133, 136, 139, 140, 143 Kraft, Joe ....,............. .............. 1 60 Kreidel, Bobby ............. ...,............... 8 1 Kuykendall, Donald ........ ..... 4 1, 162, 165 Kyle, Margaret Ann ....... .......... 7 1, 137 L Lambert, T. .,,...., ............, 7 0, 71, 126, 127 Lambert, C. E. ................................................ 21 Lambert, Raymond .... 4, 41, 48, 114, 120, 121, 122, 126, 127, 155, 158, 168, 169, 199 Landers, Joy ........................ 41, 149, 172, 173 Lane, Bobby ........ ..........,...............,. 1 40 Lane, Peggy ....,.. .............. 6 0, 134 Larry, Lloyd ....... .......................... 4 1 Latham, Ruth .......................... 41, 81, 134 149 Lawrence, Dimple Ann ..........,..... 81, 137 198 208 Ceachcrs, Students, Heart Lawrence, M. ..,..,,,...,,1,,......,..1......,111,,1,,,,, 21 Lawrence, F. M. ,1,,1.. .,,,..,. 4 1, 178 Lay, Jerry .,..,.,,..,. ...,,, 4 1, 136 Leach, Millard .,1,,1 ...,... 8 0, 81 Lee, Donald .,,....... ,,.... 1 26, 127 Lee, Nancy Kay ,....,, ,L,.,L,....1,11 8 1, 137 Lewis, Alton ,.1.....,...,..,,,, ,,,.1. 8 1, 161, 169 Lewis, Dorothy .....,...,,.,......1.,,..,..,,11,....,,1...... 82 Lewis, Sue .... 4, 38, 41, 49, 122, 123, 124, 125, 130, 133, 143, 186 Lewis, Merrill ...,..........,,.,.....,,,1,.,,,11,,,1...,...... 82 Lewis, Tommy Glenn ....... ...... 8 2, 125, 148 Lieb, Billie ....1.,...........,... ,...11,,.........,,. 8 2 Lightfoot, Sue .1,... Lincoln, Hudson ....... 149, 172 Lindly, Dennis .111... ...,11 8 2, 146 Lindly, Grace ........ ,.............,.,,,, 8 2 Lindsey, Denna ...,.... ,..,..........,. 6 0, 82 Linn, Steve ...................... ....... 1 28, 133, 138 Livingston, Doris Ann ...... ....,,,........ 7 1, 149 Livingston, Jean ...,..,1.,,..........,.... 41, 149, 173 Livingston, Roselene ....,.......1,,,,,,.,......... 82 149 Loeb, Betty ,. 78, 82, 89, 99, 131, 133, 148 195 L6e15, Peter ,. 56, 42, 49, 115, 120, 121, 148, 170 Long, Lynda .,,.,...........,.,,.,.,1,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 82, 125 Looney, Ryn ..,..1. .,...... 8 2, 161 Mc McCain, Jean ...............L............,... 61, 131, 141 McCorkle, Cay Lynn ..., 71, 125, 128, 133, 142, 148 McCormick, George Ballard ..,..... McCormick, Billie Jean McCoy, Lloyd ..,........... 60 71 23 McCright, Frances ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 2 McCright, Wendell ...,., ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2, 122 McDonell, Betty Jo ,...,, ,,,,,,, 7 1, 125, 172 McDonell, Odis ...,,......,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 1 Mclilhaney, Barbara Jo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 82 McFarlen, Ordella .......... .....,,,,,, 4 2, 149 McFarlen, Johnny ..,,.,,. ,..,.,,,,,,,, 6 0, 125, 149 McGinley, Jerry .,............,.........,..... 60, 63, 167 McGlothling, Martha ........ 82, 94, 99, 134, 135 McGuire, Nancy ...........,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71, 128 McGuire, Lindell ..,......,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 82 McJunkins, Jane ............ 60, 124, 125, 138, 190 rhwl Erfmmunily . . . McNeal, Donny ........ ... 42, 122, 133, 155 158 M Maddox, Ronnie ...... ...,. ...., 7 1 Marcum, Gordon ....,,,.. ....... 8 2 161 Marlin, T. ..,..7,Y.... V..V,7....1..1.,,. 2 4 Marlin, Sue .,,..................,.............. 71, 78, 125 Martinez, Ester ..,...... ,...a,....,...,...,......... 7 1, 149 1 hknnn,BHh1 ,e......., 6,76,7s,85,1o9,15o 167 h4aanr Sue ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,, 6,60,63,122 125 Martinez, Ester .,1.......,.........,............... 71, 149 Martin, Billy .,....,. 6, 76, 78, 83, 109, 130 167 l hhnnn,Sue .,,..................... 6,6o,65,122,125 Mason, Ronnie ........ ..... 6 1, 134, 135, 138 May, Bette .....,.,,.. ................... 8 3, 137 May, Carol Ann ,..,... ....... 7 1, 73, 89, 140 Mayes, Norman ........., ..,... 7 1, 133, 150, 192 Melton, Verna Lou ....................................,. 83 Michael, Jeanne .... 4, 56, 61, 99, 117, 122, 124, 125,129,184 Midkiff, Floyd ...,., ........,,,.,...,...,,,.,....,,,.,, 2 5 Miller, Jerry ....... ......,,....,,........ 7 1, 109 134 Lhuea Pauy ................ s,69,71,97,131,19o Miller, Sylvia ....................................,........... 83 Millett, Wanda jean ............................ 83, 125 Millett, Wendellene ........,... 42, 122, 125, 143 DAHson,Pat ....,.......... ....... 71,120,121 134 Mizer, Ronnie ........ ...............,..,,.,,..... 8 3 Monette, Larry .,..,.,..... ..... 1 61 Montgomery, Lillian ..,,. ..,.... 8 3 Montgomery, Tim ...... .............. 6 1 Moore, Morris ...........,,,,.. ,,,,.,...,,,. 6 1 145 Moore, Miss Dorothy ........ ...... 2 8, 30, 134 Moore, Miss Margie ...,... ,......,,,,... 2 6 Moore, Mickey ........... ......,. 8 3, 138 Morgan, Dale .....,, ,,.,,. 6 1, 160 Morgan, James ......,, ,,,,.,,, 8 3, 171 Morris, Douglas .,,,,,.,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 42 Morris, Karl .........,,, 42, 61, 122, 155, 159, 179 Morris, Stanley .... 34, 42, 122, 155, 156, 201 Morrison, Miss Leona .22222222222222222.27 Mullins, Bettye .............,. ,.,.,., 7 2 Mullins, Bill ............,,. .,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 6 , 83 Murphy, Clifford ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5, 143 b4urphy,Ddargaret ,.,.,,, ...,.. 71,73,125,133 Murphy, Roger ....... ............... 6 1, 148 Murray, Pat ..... ..,.,. 6 1, 149 Nations, Charles ..........,................,...,......,..... 72 Nayfa, Almaz ................ 61, 94, 122, 125, 139 Nayfa, Maureen ,...., ......,..,...,. 8 3, 133, 137 Neal, Sam .....,...... ............,......... 2 5 Neal, Mrs. Sam ....... Neeper, Jackie ..,,... Neeper, Polly .......... Neeper, Wayland .,.... Nelson, Sydney ..,.... Nelson , Thearl ....... Newman, Charles ....... Newman, Mannon ....,... 2222222.25 22222222 127 22.61,149,173 .2222222 72 2222 61 2222 72 222 145 .222222222222 ss Nichols, jerry Don ....... ...,......................... 7 2 Nichols, Wayne ...... ....... 4 2, 132, 133, 137 Norman, Kay .,,.,. Norred, M. A. .... . Norred, S. C. ........ . Northcutt, Dian ......... Nunn, Mrs. Charles Nunn, Juanita ................... Odom, Barney ..2...... Odom, Frank ......2 Ohlausen, Dean ..... Olvera, Adolph ...... Olvera, Vera ........ Omnas, Kellie ......,.. Omnas, Vera ....... Ortega, Panfilo ...... Overton, G. .... 2 Pace, Gary ....... .22222222222222 83 83, 136 27, 30, 143 83, 125 144 148 222.42,14s 43, 159 .22.4s,61 2222.83 2222.61 22222222 ss 222.2s,14s 43,45,131,150,177 Pace,jean ........,. 71,93,95,99,12o,121,134 Pack, Odell ......... Palafox, Refugio ......................... ..,.... 1 46 Palmer, jim Tom Palmer, Robbie jo ............ Panzer, Connie .... Parish, Doris ....... s3,s9,151,157,14o 4,61,91,94,117,122,121 135, 134 83 209 Park, Betty ........ ................,......,.......... ....... 8 3 Park, Matilda ...,..t...............t................,........ 61 Parker, Gerry .....,., 4, 42, 43, 49, 122, 123, 124, 125,129,134, 155, 197 Parker, james ........ 64, 72, 155, 158, 159, 162, 164, 165, 166 Parsons, Robert .....,. ........,... 8 3, 161 Patrick, Charles ...... ......... 7 2, 134 Patterson, A. L. ...... ........,.,.,.....,..... 2 4 Patrick, Eyvonne ....,,.., .. ..,......... 61, 134 141 Patterson, Buford ................ 76, 83, 161, 167 Patterson, E. C. fPatj .....,...................... 28 130 Patterson, Virginia .......................,................ 72 Patton, Norman ..,.................,.,..,.,...........,.... 62 Pearce, Molly ........ 43, 99, 122, 133, 134, 135, 143, 195 Peeples, Gracie ....... Pennell, Alice ...... Perdue, Kay ......... Perez, Ylario ............ 45, 143, 149, 172 .nunnuununnnu 83 84, 140, 189 84 Perryman, Edyth ......... ......... 7 2, 134, 135 Petty, Carolyn Sue ....., ......,,. 8 4, 149 Phemister, Winnie ....,... ....... 8 4, 99 Philley, George ..,.... ....,.. 7 2 Philley, Glenda .,.....................,...,.................. 84 Pitt, Clifford ..................,..................... 43, 138 Pittman, Carolyn .... 8, 45, 108, 111, 121, 122, 132, 133, 140, 142 143 Pitts, Sandra .....,...........,.. 72, 99, 128, 155, 154 135 141 Pollard, Martha jean ......... ...,.............. 4 3 Pollard, Marilyn ............ ...... 4 3, 84, 125 Polnack, Bettie ........... .........,........... 6 2 Polnack, Katherine ........ ....... 6 2, 149, 173 Poore, Leo ................... ...............,.,... 4 3 Porter, Joyce' ........... ..... 6 2, 72, 134 Posten, Ann ...... .......... 6 2 134 Powers, E. J. ........ .... 24 Prescott, Ray ........ Prescott, Robert ...... Prewitt, Fred ....... Prewitt, Shirley ....... Price, Denver .....1. Price, Donald ...... Price, jerry .....,. 210 84 84 25 72 84 43 62, 145 SHS Gains, Guide Pruitt, Beverly .....,.... 40, 44, 48, 96, 100, 120, 121, 122, 129, 137, 139, 142, 143, 199 Pllll1g,JlI11fDy ..,.,.......,,...,.,.,.. 62, 155, 159, 192 Purvis, Glenda ................ .....,..,... 1 1, 44, 131 Q Quirino, Concepcion .......,... ....., 8 4 R Rainey, Arnold .......,. Rawlings, Lee ....... Rayburn, Mary ......... 146 72 84 Reams, Gayle ........... ...... 3 8, 44, 122, 144 Reams, Mary Ann ....... .....,.... 7 3, 133, 137 Reed, Garland .......... ,,...,.........,....... 4 4, 73 Reed, Glenn ...... ........ 6 2, 155, 156, 157 Reeves, Virginia .. ........... 44, 122, 135 Reeves, Zane ......... ..................,................... 7 3 Rhodes, Sandra ...,........ 8, 44, 48, 92, 95 97, 99, 112,137, 151, 197 Richardson, Margaret .................... 44, 133, 148 Riley, Elaine ................... ........... 8 4, 125 Riley, R. W. .,........... . Roberson, Lonnie .............. Robertson, Melvin ..,..... 31 Roberts, Mary Ellen ............ Roe, jimmy .............. Roe, Johnny ......... Rogers, Martha ........ Romine, Imogene ........ Rose, George ......... Rowan, Dewey ....... Rushing, Ray ........... Rushing, Ray, jr. .......... - S Sanders, Dorothy ........ Sanders, George ....... Sanders, Nedra ......... Satterlee, Karen ........ Savage, Billy ............... Savage, Mrs. Billy ...... Scarborough, Marvin ...... 160, 162, 168, 84, 125, 73 169 137 149 171 44 84 73 73, 136, 44 31, 161, Schattel, Emil ............... ,,..,. 6 2, 138, 193 Schubert, Freddie ......... ...... 62, 122, 126, 7 144 146 169 125 160 73 62 162 23 84 202 127 Ywfzrfrrvufis' fenders . . Spencer, Larry ,,,.V. Spurgin, Willie ....... .1n1112n,r1,.63,16o 25, 26, 131 Storrs, Barbara ,-rr,,,r.,..,-,. 74, 89, 125, 149, 172 Stanford, Boopsie ...........,..........,. 74, 138, 140 Stanley, Larry ........,,.1. .....,,,,....,.. 8 5, 134 Stevenson, Gerald ...... ....,.. 8 5, 138, 140 Stewart, Calvin .... ,..,....,,...........,... 7 4 Stewart, George ....... ........................,..,. 8 5 Stewart, Mary .......... ....... 7 4, 128, 149, 172 Stewart, Rita ...,.......... ........... 8 5, 134, 140 Stiles, Miss George ...................,......,....... 28, 31 Stone, Neva .........,....,...,,..........,... 74, 125, 136 Stone, Lu jean ............ 4, 44, 45, 48, 90, 94, 95, 110, 122, 123, 124, 125, 129, 130, 143 Strube, Shirlene ..,.............,...,......,........ 85, 137 Suitt, Donnie ...... Schulte, Darwin ...............,....,,,,....,,,..,,.,,,,,,,, 85 Scobey, Elizabeth Ann ......,....,.,,..,...,,,.,,,,.,.,,,, 85 ScoH,Eddm ..,,.... 121,130,155,157,168,169, 187 Scott, Glenda .......,..........,.,... 62, 122, 128, 137 Scott, Mary ....... ........................... 8 5 Scott, Sandra ........ ........ 7 3, 136 Scott, Sarah .............. ....,........ 8 5 Seale, jearl Wayne ...............,,............... 85, 171 Seale, jimmy ...............,..,............................. 136 Sears, Sandra ..,, 85, 120, 131, 132, 133, 134, 148 Seay, Ray .,..,..,..,..............,.,............................ 24 Sepeda, Maria ....... .....,.. 6 2, 149 Sessums-, Duane ....... .......,.......,.,,.... 7 3 Sessums, Nelda ........... .............................. 6 2 Sexton, Carol .,...,,.........,......... 80, 85, 125, 138 Shackelford, Mary Lee .... 4, 34, 35, 40, 44, 122, 123,125,129,134, 135,197 Shafer, Linda ...........,,...................,............... 85 Shafer, Wyvonne .,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 2 Shaffer, Dorene ......, ....... 8 5, 143, 149 Shaffer, Dorlene ..,.........,........,.,,,,, 45, 149, 173 Shaw,juHa ......,..,,,...,,. 62,122,133,134,135 Sheffield, Ronnie .,.,...,...,.,,,.,., Sheridan, Miss Laura 73,120,121,127 .un.26,122,125 Sherrill, Gerald ....... ...,,,.,,,, 6 2, 136 Shilling, Clara ....... ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 2 Shilling, Jimmy ....... ........ 7 3, 160 Shipley, Robert ........ Simmons, Robert ...... 136 Simmons, Zelma ...... ......... 8 5, 125 Sims, J. D. ...,........ ,,,,,,,, 8 5, 168 Sims, Oscar ........... .,,,,.,. 8 5, 161 Sipe, Buddy ............... ......... 8 5, 136 Smith, Anna Rose .....,, ,,,,,,,, 8 5, 125 Smith, Clara ............ ...,,,, 8 5, 149 Smith, jerry Bob ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 Smith, Joyce ......,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 5 Smith, Glenda ...... ,.,,,,,, 6 2, 149 Smith, Paula ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5, 125 Smith, Wayland ....... .,.,,,, 7 4, 136, 171 Smith, Woodrow .....,.. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 2 6, 29 South, Olaf ...,.,,,,.,,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 0, 90, 94 Sparkman, Mrs. Phil ..,,,. ,,,,,,, 3 1, 149, 172 Sparkrnan, Sue ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 5 Spaulding, Myrna ....,., ,,,,,,, 6 2 Spencer, jerry ......,, ,,,,, , ,85 74 Talbot, Billy' ......,. ,.......... 4 5 Talbot Vera ........... ...... 7 4, 137 Taylor, Beverly Ann ...... 63, 141 Taylor Carolyn Sue ...... 74, 134 Taylor, Charles ..,..,.,,.. ........,.. 4 5 Taylor Douglas ......... .................. 8 5 Taylor Frances ...... ..,......,.. 6 3, 141 Taylor, james ...... ...,.... 7 4, 134, 201 Taylor jean ....,... ................ 6 3, 149 Taylor Linda ....... ................................ 8 5 Taylor Mac .,.,........ 45, 46, 126, 127 Taylor Marcelle ........ ......................... 4 5 Taylor, Margaret ........ ........ 7 4 Taylor, Patsy .................................................. 85 Taylor, Robert Lee .....,......,....,...................... 74 Teaff, Doloras .... 73, 74, 91, 94, 121, 133, 138 Teague, Melba ,...,,........,............................... 74 Teague, Robert ..........................., 45, 145, 173 Templeton, Carolyn .... 13, 34, 35, 49, 113, 122, 133, 142, 143 Thomas, Mondelene ............ 63, 122, 131, 141 Thompson, Sue ..,.,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,...... 74, 149, 172 Thompson, Ross ........ 46, 122, 132, 133, 143 Tinsley, Bonnie .,,,.,,,.,,,.,..,,...,., 74, 89, 125, 133 Tinsley, Judy .... 46, 47, 88, 102, 122, 130, 133, Tunstall, Vanda ......... 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Wfilson, Pat ..,Vee,,,,. 86 24 86 NVinn, Jeanette .e,,et .,11,t,,..,.eeeerteretteeeteet 4 7 Witt, joy .ee....,,,,, e,e...t,e.r,.,.,.,ee,,,,, 8 6, 134 Witt, Wayne .eee.,ee....,eee.... 82, 86, 89, 161, 167 Wolfe, Mrs. Rosa Ann ,.......,........... 27, 31, 82 Womack, Bobby ....,.,,... ........ 8 6, 136 Wood, Sandra .,11......,,.. ....,.....,,,.... 8 6 Woodard, Demarce ............., .......... 7 5, 125 Woodard, Douglas .....,...,..,,,,....,....,,.........., 86 Woods, Dickie .,...,,. 18, 46, 57, 63, 107, 117, 155,158 Woods, Estelle .,do.. ..................,.....,,.. 1 25 Woody, john ........,...1,,.....,. 75, 134, 136, 140 Turner, Ella Jo ..1.o, ,,,,ooo, 8 6, 149, 172 Turner, Elwood ....,, 31, 123, 154, 172 Turner, George ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 70 Turner, 'lean .,,,.d, ,,,,,,, 6 3, 149, 171 Turner, Kenny ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,1,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,1,,1,,,11,,,,,, 46 Turner, Mike .,,, 56, 46, 89, 120, 122, 125, 158 Turner, Sue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63 Turpin, Stephen ,,,,,, Vrrv, 7 5 Tyler, Gene ....,.... ,,,,, 8 6 Tyler, Vivian ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 8 6 V Valdez, joe .,,.......... ,,,o,,,,,,,,,,, 8 6 VanDever, Mila ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, f 54 Villa, Cecil .,c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 6, 146, 147 Vinson, Mrs. Garland ,...... ,,,.,,,, 2 6, 140 W Waggoner, Bascom ,.,.... ...... 4 3, 46, 122, 136 Walker, Carolyn Sue ........ ,,,,,...,,,,,,,,, 8 6, 137 Walker, Dwain .,,..,,,. ,,,,,, 6 3, 160 Walker, Elbert ....... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 4 6 Walker, Karl ...... ,,,,,1, 6 3, 140 Walker, Randal .,.,., ,,,,,,, 1 44 Walker, Wanda ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,11,1 6 3 Walton, Gaylon ..............,......,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 75 Worsham, Donald Ray Wright, Douglas ........ 47, 122, 162, 164, 165 Ware, Dowling ............ 39, 46, 123, 162, 163 Watson, Jimmy ........ 86,' 94, 98, 161, 169 189 5 Watson, Loyd .............,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,cc,,,,,,,,, 25 Way, Joyce ....,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, 4 6 Wayne, Douglas ..,,.,., ,,,,, 4 6 Webb, Leonard ..,... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 5 Weems, Charles ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 6, 136 Welch, Mrs. Caffey ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 Welch, Danny ...,,. ,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 134 Welter, Don ,.,,,., ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 7 5 , 140, 148 Wheat, Dolores ......,.....,,,..,..,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, 86 Whisenant, Sarah .,.. 63, 122, 124, 125, 128, 133 Whitaker, Ronnie ,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 75 White, Billy ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 36 VUhne,john VV. ........,.....,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 4,22 Whittenburg, Wendell .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 75, 133, 160 Whitworth, Linda ...........,,..,..,..,.,,,,,,,,, 86, 125 Wilkerson, Johnny ..,..... .u.121,146, Wilkinson, johnny ....,... 47, 49, 125, 212 168,169 155,181 Wright, Don ........ ...,.........,.....,..,,,... 8 6, 127 Wright, Owen ....... .,,...,.,,......,...,,,,.,. 7 5 Wyatt, Lucille ........ ....,...........,,.,,..... 7 5, 140 Wyatt, Patricia ...... ....... 6 3, 122, 128, 141 Wycoff, Glenda ....,,,,...... .................... 3 9, 47 Y Yates, Mrs. E. ....... ......,...... 2 6 Young, Edwin ............................ .,..,,.. 4 7, 146 Young, June .................................................. 21 Young, Peggy .... 38, 47, 92, 95, 122, 124, 130, 133, 143, 194 Young, Sheila .... 56, 63, 99, 122, 128, 141, 187 Younger, Kathryn Su .... 4, 42, 47, 99, 122, 124, 125,129,133,143,199 Z Zeigler, Jeanne .... 6, 14, 33, 36, 45, 47, 122, 132, 133 yum: Stuff Sings Swan Sang Ijdifnl'-211-Claitff Aff1'i,i'w' Plfbfimlimz Direrfor Lu Jean Stone Bill Spurgin B611 BfOClC Airitilmzf Edilm' A!ll'6l'fj,l'jllg Mfimigei' Bf1.s'i1zcu1s' fllfzmzger Glenda Purvis Gary Pace Diana Edgar Safer and Cjl'Ul1!clff0I.7 illfzmigei' Margaret Croan Senior Cfmif Edifor Peggy Young fznzior Clair C0-Ediforf Jane Kidd Jean McCain Copy Edifor Sue Lewis Fafulfy C0-Edilorr Judy Tinsley Gene Atkinson Adl'6f'fjIj7Zg zllmmger Arfiffmzf Berzzlly Editor Carylon Carroll Sportf Edilory Don Bishop Eddie Scott Ardis Gaither Sophomore Cffzri Edjfor' Patty Miller Frerbwmz Clair C0-Editorf Judy Davis Sheila Barnett Orgfizziznfiozzr Edifor Mondelene Thomas Pzzbliriiy and Art Carl Cowan Billy Martin Cgpy Wf'1'jfg7'j Ad SEUQVJ Judy JOQQS Sandra SCZUS Robbie Jo Palmer Betty Loeb Pzzblimfiozzy Sefrefm'y Janice Green QW PQ Www Www Ufl9WXSr9L,,w MXQAM 'f b 'WW :1g,--- -W.--Y-f ,--. -VV-.-v--,, -W, W H I -,,4 ,Q b v I-,nw WY Mfgmwaqy Kb Jw Jffwygwwac . 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