Nocona High School - Chief Yearbook (Nocona, TX)

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Sensors BETTY ORRELL The photographer caught tty a typical mo r lly ut ook li makes her a favorite among r classmat GENE POLLAHD To make the all district am his y o for football is some feat t G ne did i The en urance a showe the football field a aracteristic o numerous arguments JACK POLLARD ck and Gene are t y wins the seni class jack complains a lo about lengthy assignments but we notice he gets t em or fun' CHAH LOTTE PORTER -4 arlotte ha a engagement ring longer than ny of s gir Her sweet disposition makes this understandable JEANIE POWELL Jeanie came to Nocona from Atoka Oklahoma ounds r sc oolhouse days b t it c lea been Lena Godwin s deskmate l ye BOBBIE HACKLEY Her interests are varied library service and volley ball She is an all around student with a creditable record in many different fields ,141 1'9- 'J '31-l J' 1 Be in ' od. He jo o l on 'fe I X he es. 'L.. r 9 , f ,- - a . f l Q . L..'4 te ' first ear ut V 704 , bu e ' 't. - I ' d th f he fa f A gf on ' lso XL is ch ' ' f his ' 'L J 4 , 1 - y' ' 1 VISA. J Ia he onl t ' in 'or ,'f 5 ' t 41, . V I . h I, 'f with plenty of time left f . in 'S X Ao '-as.a--- , M 'Q fp-diff. ' ' fj , A 'X Ch has d n X l X vf' a' the enior ' ls. , N It s like little ed h . u 'Us a fa t that nie has . 1 ' I 5 U O fi ' al ar. -- ' .. 1 , . . I l V . gr. ' . '. v . , 91' ,, ut 3 ' qi. r l q X- - h r ld n V 'li ' . A- V ' Qgl AP' MJ 5 WMM ,V ,36-

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Seniors DAN TEAGUE His preference for brunettes supports the theory that opposit es attract. But if he always falls for his opposite, he will certainly choose a chatter- box. BILLIE MARIE THURMAN We know her grandmother lives at Forestburg: but is that the only reason she visits there so often? BUD TOWNSEND Meet the Ted Gouldy-Bill Stern of N. H. S. He keeps all the girls busy helping him book shows bv correspondence. JIMMY TURNER e We understand that he took a correspondence course from T. S. C. W. this year, but we doubt that he got any credit for it. W. T. WHITE f' We hereby recommend W. T. as an investigator with the F. B. I. He certainly can collect information about civics in a quietlsort of way. WANDA WILCOX We are going to be careful what we say about Wanda. Since she works in the princi- pal's office, she could tell a lot about us. WAYNE WOODY Wayne came to N. H. S. from Vernon via Montague. But where did he learn to make those exquisite wood carvings? WANDA WYLER She's a quiet blonde whose favorite pastimes are riding horseback and going to basket ball games at Prairie Valley.