ODonnell High School - Eagle Yearbook (ODonnell, TX)

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Achievement Aptitude Seholarshtp More than scholastic average, the student's interest and willingness to work are considered. Perhaps his most important achievement is the contribution that he makes to the class as a whole. SU ZA NNE MORRISON Mathematics 'F CLARA AUTRY JOHNNY BOLES GARY BATES English S TEVE GA RY Speech ii c is my fr LIBBY COOK BOBBY CASWELL Band Vocational Agriculture

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S t it OHS Sciliites Interest Initiative Each year O'Donne1l High School sa- lutes students for achievement meri- torious of the award. Designations for the award are made by the instruc- tors in the various fields of learning. DONNA AUTRY Science 'iiii ii S f'i '1Af,,, f if .,Q,,, a lg kt PAULA BEA CH DONNY SEAY Social Studies Social Studies, P.E. FRAN MCLA URIN Commercial Studies - issss ----wh...-.-,Q .li .K ' Q r f 's g -53, ..:' :f5i23f.'5.rxg.'t'?izQ5i, DORTHTY DORMAN ANNIE ORTIZ Home Economics Physical Education

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tudent Assistants Integral Part of OH Every period of the day finds student assistants busily engaged in recording attendance data, running errands, taking messages, checking books out, and assisting students in using the library. Rosie Amaro, Janie Barnes, and Diane Kieschnick determine the Dewey classifi cations of books which Mary Ann Richard son and Dorthy Dorman shelve. Mrs. Dison instructs student librarians Jo Ella Askew, Kerry Van Barnes, Janeece Burleson, and Sharon Dempsey in procedures of research techniques. Mr. Gee and Donna Autry record important dates on the activity calendar. Terri Taylor, Annie Ortiz, Libby Cook, La Nita Wood, Becky Brunette, Jimmy Gay Gardenhire, Lorene Goldstone, and Tonia Beckham perform meritorious office tasks.