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

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NSION is evident as the finalists await Superintendent Olaf G. South's Davis, iuniorp Donella Allen, seniory Carolyn Comolli, seniorg Linda inouncemenr of the 1958 Homecoming Queen. From left are Judy Kouri, sophomore, Doloras Teaff, seniorg and Carolee Hawley, iunior. THANKFUL TlTLlST - Homecoming queen Carolyn Comolli expresses her gratitude while Superintendent South presents her with the traditional bouquet of roses. SATlSFlED SEEKERS A Everyone seems pleased as the winner is revealed. Carolyn's coronation between halves of the Snyder gridiron clash clirnaxed the seventh annual homecoming festivities. i 21

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Homecoming reunites friends... Old acquaintances, some forgotten, were renews and new friends made at the seventh annual horr coming. Outstanding students of the past ioined wi the present-day extra-special teenagers to make t occasion one never to be forgotten. GARRULOUS GANG - Plenty of talk renewing old acquaintances was the order of the day at the reception the Student Council gave for Mustang exes. TEACHERS TRIUMPH - last-minute adiustments prepare the Future Teachers of America float for the Homecoming Parade, where the little red schoolhouse won first prize. PARADING PRINCESSES - Queen hopefuls display all their charm and glamour while making their final public appearance before ceremonies in .s Ms s......,, . f, EXES ENTER - lnitiating Homecoming festivities, exes si in before running the gamut-exchanging ideas and expe ences, reviewing the good old days, and making new frien i which the queen is revealed. Tta Homecoming parade is an annua affair in which queen aspirants are on display before the football game i 2 2 li 2 2 5 l i is it it i,.,.1w. ,.. .-e,....1Q.,. f4M,.vm,. .,1, ., Hwissssswwm-.Q M .fs-1-t.. m

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Students stonun around corraLs Drugstore cowboys by the dozen, interspersed with a few genuine cowpokes, roamed the SHS pastures as the annual Western Day enveloped the school. Matt Dillon fBilly Belewj, Chester fPalmer Baughj, Doc Uames Thomasj, and all the Gun- smoke gang rounded up the favorites and locked them in iail, where Paul DeBusk and Lester Cavitt provided real Western music. FACULTY FOLLOWS -- Even the faculty followed the trend and became cowboys, or girls, for the day. Mrs. Roberta Elliott confers with Prin- cipal John White and Ray Rushing concerning the goings-on. 3 COWPOKE CONFERENCE - No city dudes allowed, agree Joh Bryant, Judy Bowen, Joyce Bradley, and Jimmy Fry during between-classes break on Western Day. xx'- tillwf M 1 ' , arf rjww S i, if rf 'f:Qf?4ifi?5?2?iffr - BARMAlD BURNETT - Even a barmaid, in the person 0' 'Senior Helen Burnett, appeared on the campus. WESTERN WORLD - Heart of the Western Day proceedings, the revealing of favor- ites vvas accomplished by the FFA boys with a unique parody of Gunsmoke. D'eputy sheritfs forced favorites out of the audience into iail. 22