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Paducah High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Paducah, TX)

 - Class of 1958

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Here in school, it is the aim of this administration to provide an atmos- phere that will be c onducive to the de- velopment of the fourfold nature of the in- dividual: Mental, Physical, Moral, and Spiritual. Here we mingle together in our play life and in our social activities. In our more serious moments, we share in the solution of our problems. It is here that we learn to live with people, Sincerely yours, ffwf H , W, Cross, Principal Administration We are living in a time in history when no man dares say it cannot be done, In this day of man-made satellites and mechani- cal power of untold possibilities, we face a future such as mankind has never faced before. I have faith in our young people to meet their obligations just as our fore- fathers had faith in the younger generation of their time. We must not lose sight of human and spiritual values as we progress with the age of science. My best wishes go with each of you as you advance in life's work, Alton Farr, Superintendent ,Adminisfrutars Friends: It is generally agreed that the elementary school unit is an important agency for the functioning of d e m o c r a c y, because we , The Goodwin School Faculty, are con- cerned that all the children of all the people attend our e le m e n t a r y school. There the foundations of democracy must be carefully laid. Whatever else maybe included in the curriculum for this elemen- tary school, there certainly must be in- cluded tho s e activities and experiences necessary for whole some, happy and creative living in the most important state of children's development. Sincerely, Ray Felty, Principal Goodwin School ,QV - at iff., 29 so 2: 'Q 'Lax Dear Alamo School Boys and Girls, Each year plans are made to welcome a new group of beginners. Most of you came as visitors in the spring before you start- ed to school the following fall. I remem- ber those little boys and girls who were excited to come as the visitors of little first graders. Then before long, you were First Graders, finding school a wonderful experience. Some of you are already Third Graders looking forward to going to Goodwin School another year, You will be missed in the Alamo School as have many other boys and girls who have gone on. But remember, I am always e a g e r ly watching those little bovs and girls who came to Alamo as be- gi .ners or joined the group later - wishing the very best to you, As the years pass, I hope you can remem- ber happy times in the Alamo School and always have a warm place in your hearts for this school and your primary teachers. Your Principal, 22 23 24 25 Biology, General S c i e nc e teacher, assistant football coach, and instructor of girls P,E, are the positions Mr. Coleman Nichols holds in P,H,S. Mr Nichols is a graduate of Abilene Christian College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree from this college Coach Nichols in the years he has taught in the Paducah Schools has come up from Junior High head football coach andSc1ence teacher to the position he now holds A busy teacher with a lot of responsi b1l1t16S1SMTS RoyA Jones who teaches Journalism English Ill and English IV Not only is she a good teacher but she is a friend to all her students versity of Texas and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree Some of Mrs .Tone s' problems this year were keeping her all male Journa lism class1n order and helping to plan for the Junior Senior Banquet P. ff. S. Miss Lyda Kelle y, a teacher with a busy schedule all the time, teaches Typing I and ll, Bookkeeping and Shorthand, One of Miss Kelley's main jobs is being the Annual Staff sponsor, a job which requires a great deal of both time and pa- tience. Miss Kelley attended the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, and received aMaster of Business Administration from this college. She also earned a B,A, De- gree from T.W.C,, Fort Worth, Texas. ' C I -o-W-...-s-fm... ...M ' 5 - . . ' U3 . . ' I . 1 . L4 ' O - I :S Q 1 rn . . ' UI - I PJ' cn . , W .. , . UQ H ' . SA .. n gg 0 . ' 01 M 3 96 . . 5' . m G E I v . 1 f ., 4 A melt , 1 A . ' 1 Q I. I , - ' : ' . l V I . . , I M ll Q My ' Q. 1 .AH-.,Q., , . ' j'Ql'1w.f-. ,-' 'gigs' ' I A-whim! f - t - Ar ' . f f 1.'v'lf'C' W H ' ' , '..'Z X ' 'asv' f j - .' r ' A fi a ' 1 ff' , .: ' ' - x , ' 'W -7' 7 .. E flu ' - . ,J fr ' i' '- V ' f 1 ll M N'-'IL-vm ' ' ' L X t 1 5.5 ' ,' l I l 'VG - 3 . ,,, fp ,'4'fgf? ':w,, -Amd A E m ,f guy: ',a-.nm t - ' M .-, Q 2 h , X' . - gf. . , I' , - - K X V . C Gffw 4 X .41 Anewteacher in P H S who has done quite a few good deeds to improve our schoolis Mrs Carmen Welch Among the projects she has completed this year Mrs Welch with the help of the V A boys and the homemaking department, has redecorated the homemaking department and reorganized the library Mrs Welch holds a Bachelor of Sci ence Degree from Texas State College for Women Denton Texas I-rx :ss -xx M Qacully Mrs J' T Westbrook a well known teacher IH P I-I S has many respons1 b1I1f1eS thls year Along W1th her Job as a teacher of Engl1 sh I and II and speech Mrs Westbrook1s also Dragon Pep squad sponsor a spon sor of the Sen1or class and d1rector of the Senlor Play Mrs Westbrook rece1ved a B S De gree from Texas Tech College Lubbock Texas '7 Head coach of football and basketball Mr Ray Isaacs also teaches Arner1can H1St0Ty He rece1ved a Bachelor of Arts De gree from the Oklahoma East Central State Teachers College Ada Oklahoma Coach Isaacs has made a h1t wrth all the students of P H S th1s year and has helped to keep the school sp1r lt h1gh by constantly backmg the s t u d e n t s and the team Y :Q Mr Ladd a new teacher rn the Pa ducah school system teaches Algebral and World H1StOTy Mr Ladd rece1ved a Master's Degree from North Texas State Teachers College Denton Texas, and a Bachelor ofArts Degree from South East ern State Teachers' College Durant Ok lahorna Mr H W Cross has served as pr1n c1pal1nP H S for four years Along w1th that respons1b1l1ty he also teaches C1v 1cs, Econorrucs and Cornmerclal Law Mr Cross earned h1s Bachelor of Arts Degree frorn East Texas State Teach ers College Commerce and a Master of Arts Degree from the Un1vers1ty of Texas L... uf- ITV' 1 nf-N no-l .t Sfaculty Mr Norman Cates Vocational Agriculture teacher has been with P H S for four years Mr Cates w1th his V A boys has become an almost mdlspensable part of P H S having voluntarily taken over major Jobs of improvement and renovation of our building and the foot ball field Mr Cates received a B achelor of Science Degree from Texas Technological College 1n Lubbock Texas Mr W H Adams 1S completing his second consecu tive year and his third year as band director of P H S having taught here one year in 1953 '54 Under his di rection, the Dragon Band has grown and has been awarded a number of trophies Mr Adams has tried to see that his students 1n band are entered in all contests in which they wish to compete even though it has often been at his own expense Mr Adams holds a B ache lor of Arts degree from Abilene Christian College and a Master of Arts degree from Midwestern Anewcomer toP H S this year Mr G A Criswell with his undergraduate wo r k at Southwestern h s A B at Northwestern State College of Alva Oklahoma and four and one half hours of graduate work at the Universities of both Colorado and Oklahoma has proved that he knows his math Besidesbemg qualified he holds the positions of math and geometry teacher this year Miss Osa Mae Holloman has been secretary of P H S for seven years Her quiet ef- ficiencyis never as noticeable as at the few times she has had to be absent Students and teachers alike call on her for favors which she always per- forms readily and graciously, Miss Holloman is an Anson graduate and attended Hardin- Simmons College at Abilene, Texas, I 1 P Smiors W X g-K 1 X 4 Xxx X X P Q19 M- Ham Sgipiab- f ? Y 7' V 1 Z wk 5 43' CQTY L' sk xi X X W WM 4 X N .., b V X l 1 X S 'X ,X CN A X A X -Q - J 1552 Q, ,WH ' N r Eb ' M H x ' ' 1 I J y C s A KN ff' ' f K ' J! XS Y 1 Q 1 N v E 5 , K YZ, I X X H' P x Q -422 N . ' 41-4 , V ' x : :I , . , F' iff,-: K X XX X -xo' '?'i:2::3g0 U ' ,JEJW K -fe2'I'3?'fcffw'3?R4' . . X, 4: v5.3 ,og :jfs-f , 1 :fig ,img we gh..-P . : I 1 3 'Q . 1 ' I .6?Z.?ggf.Hg1.f A w . ,v 1 0, .63 f621ff'4f' ' ' X X X N ' - 2 S ' 7 ,X X x X02 -2- 9 4,34-r 2 N K . X X E 'A Afxx v'-.A N ' 'f vs R -' Aff? V X XA If ,fi J -4 X y X g X . 'JN I XXxuxxN.A MX A A- .. Q - ,6 VZ' 2 Z? Z Nm, f 0 X .Q 831. 5 rn 3' ' f Q .fx lff Xxmly miors 1 FRED ALBRIGHT, JR. N Baseball-'55-'58g Basketball-'55-'573 Football In '55-'56, cowboy Nominee-'559 FFA-'55-'58g N Parliamentarian-'57g Historian-'58p Annual Staff ' ' - ,ol '55-'563AssistantPhotographer-'55-'56g . 'MV WM...--4 Wrestling-'58, ,gaudy -am' ,, .,, i LEWIS BEARDEN ' ,ii 1 ju FFA-154-635 F00rba11-'54-'56g Baskerba11-'54- 1 jg-ff , A '52 Ba5eba11-'56-'5sg 4-H-'55-'56g Math Club X '56- . -X if J- 2 . - .f,ja5g.' A 43- , ' f ' ' u x 1 fi-if ' 1 l NEWTON BUCKLEY Drama Club-'55-'56g Honor Society-'57-'58g FFA-'55-'56g Grass and Dairy Judging Teams- '55-'56g Science Club-'55-'56g Slide Rule- '55-'58gFirst Place in District-'56g Fourth-'57g Mathematics Medal-'56g Ba sketball-'54-'58g 4-H-'54-'58g Pr e s i de n t-'57g Vice-President- '55-'563 Track-'57-'583 Annual Staff-'57-'58g Number Sense Contest-'55g Quill Sz Scroll-'58g Member of Third Place District Grass Judging Team-'56, DON BURRUS Football-'54-'58g Track-'54-'58g Wrestling-'58g Tenni s-'57-'58g West Wind-'58g Baseball-'58, if 2. 65' 4 K '19 QZQY 22 1 . bihnuuf '3 A' 4 , ..i,V-,. vw ,114 , 511 ,gnu Kin 1 . ,,,......4--- 4 1 PAT CAMPBELL Class Reporter-'55g Number Sens e-'55g Foot- ball Manager-'54-'56g Tennis-'54-'5Tg Class Vice-President-'56-'577HistoryClub-'563Class Favorite-'56g Annual Staff-'56-'58g Assistant Photographer -'57g Co-Photographerw'58gArtist- '58g Honor Society-'56-'583 One-Act Play-'57g West Wind Staff-'58g News Editor, Editorg Dramatics-'58g Senior Play-'583 Honor Society President-'58. CAROL CARRICK Treasurer-'555 Pep Squad-'54-'58g Basketball- '55-'57g FHA-'55-'58g Dramatics-'58. Smiars CHRISTINE GHANEY Volleyball-'55g Pep Squad-'54-'58g District Declamation Contest-'55g Number Sense Club- '55g FHA-'54-'58g Camera Club-'55g District Typing Conte st-'563 Librarian-'56g FHA Song Leader-'56-'57g Quill 8,1 Scroll-'56-'58g Honor Society-'56-'58Q Annual Staff Typist-'56-N585 Drarnatics-'58g Office Worker-'58: Ground Ob- server Corps-'56-'58. INA ELDER FHA-'54-'553 Pep squad-'57. -... , 'N , S lt rv! , ' i 'wt -,.,,,4f , V TOMIMY GOODGAIME Class Re por te r-'56g Sergeant-at-A r nu s-'5Tg Student Council-'58g Most Handsome Runner-up- '5Tg Choral-'563 Boxing-'58g Football-'5-1-N585 Captain-'56-'58g All-District-'58g Baseball Manager-'56g Track-'54-'58g Regional-'56-'57g West Wind-'58g Dramatics-'583 Quill ak Scroll- '58gFFA-'5-1-'58gTreasurer-'56-'583Secretary- '57g 4-H Vice-President-'55, MICKEY HENDERSON FFA-'54-'58g Basketball M anag e r-'55g Base- ball Manager-'55, ni' 1 2 ,ag Q Q g 5 A I 4 'IWW X 1 v 'Hifi CHARLES ELDER ROYCE DON GANN Annual Staff-'54-'58g Assistant Photographer '54-N563 Photographer '56-'58g Track-'54-'56 Baseball-'56-'58g Camera Club-'54-'56g Vice President-'56g FFA-'55-'58g 4-H-'54-3565 Dis trict-1-H Play-'56gSlide Rule-'Stag Science Club '56, , ...kk, K , W 2 , i,,. , VA lx, V1 1, jf gg, QQ. K . Q , f'a .. A.. 'W' .pc--1. QQ t 'I 14 I o A N A. ,, X M K 4 82:1-'v 4. . MADRA IRONS 4-H-'57g FHA-'54-'58g Pep Squad-'54-'fnfig FHA Historian-'57g Parliamentarian-'58, FRANCES JONES Class Secretary-'55g Class Favorite-'55g FIIA- '54-'58g Song Le ad e r-'56g Pianis t-'57g Pep Squad-'54-'58g Student Council-'56-':18g Parlia- mentarian- 57g Secretary-'58g WTASC-'55-'57g Honor Society-'56-H595 Senior Play Cast-'58. 0 by .1 ....... qnv 'T i--4--mo -' K A 20 Seniors MIKE HENRY Student Council-'55-'58g Vice-President-'58g Tennis-'54-'56g Band-'55-'583Band Council-'56g Vive-President-'57gOutstanding Member Award- '56g One Act Play-'57g Class President-'56-'58g W:-st Wind-'56-'5FSg News Editor, Editorg Fourtl: Place State Column Writing-'573 Third Place State Editorial Contest-'5Tg V,F,W. Essay Award-'555 A81 M Outstanding Journalist Award-'57g Quill 81 Scroll-'56-'58g Honor Socictv-'56-'58g State S,C, Delegate-'5Tg Off- Beats-'56-'58g Division I Regional Drummers Award-'57g Division II Drummers Award, Altus-'57g All-Region Band-'58g All-State Candidate-'58 PAT HOFFMAN FFA-'55-'58g llistory Club-'55g West Wind-'58g Senior Play Cast-'58g Dramatics-'58. fb av- A IYDXX 5,5 CQ tg-rw' 41 ARLET-IE JOHNSON FHA-'55g Pep Squad-'54-'56, BRENDA LEATUERS Pep Squad-'55g Cheerleader-'55-'58g Football Queen-'58gFHA-'54-'58gSergeant-at-Arms-'57g Basketball-'56-'58g Volleyball-'56-H585 Student Council-'56-'57g Beauty-'56g Choral-'56g Dra- maticfs-'58gSenior Pla'yCaSt-'555gllo!uorSociet1.'- '58, Seniors BEVIQTY lNlAllQRNEY Basketball-'5-1-'57gFHA-'56gPep Squad-'56-'553 VOllE:yball-'55-'57Q Office Worker-'57-'5S. PEGGY MARTIN Pep squsd-'54-'5esg FHA-'54-'5s. .42 3 1- -H 1' tor-'56g Editor-'57-'58g Off-Beats-'Stn-'58g Annual Staff-'56-'58g Student Council-'56-'526g Reporter-'57g Treasurer-'58gState Conference- '5Tg Office Works-r-'56-'58g HE Award-'5r5g First Place State Editorial Division-'57g Third Place ISI.. Denton-'56g Third, One Act Play-'5og Dra- niatics-'55g Senior Play Cast-'58, .TOE PUWELL. Student Council-'5-l-'58g P r e s ide nt-'56-'5Sg State Conferences-'57, '58g Drag-Inn President- '56-'57g Class Favorite-'ETQ Senior Play Cast- '58g Class Pre sident-'54-'5og Band-'5-1-'58g President-'56, '58g Vice-Pr e s ident-'5Tg All- State-'58g All-R e g ion a l-'57-'5Sg Outstanding Band Member-'50-'57g Outstanding Junior-'5b- '5Tg MU Area Band-'50-'5Tg Two Superior Solos- '56-'57g Off-Beats-'56g District Typing Contest- '56g Typing Award-'56g llonor Society-'56-'58g Annual Staff-'54-'56g l-le ad Usher-'57g Number Sense-'55g Dramatics-F383 Honor Society Vice- President. IUXIUB l L P1 if P 4, Q f b PECC Y MATNEY Pep Squad '34 '58 Viee President '58 FHA '54 '38 Vice President '51 President ' AF6dOfl1fOFX.C1U11H6P '51 Class Treasurer 6 '58 Class Selretary '57 Annual Staff '35 'D Assistant Business Manager 'D Busiress nager '56 1brarian'56 West Win ' Soeiil it Club lsditor News Editor llonor So Q etv no ' H uilllsc o 5 '58 Offi Worker '56 '58 Student Council Corresponding Seeretarw '58 Dldllldtlkb '58 Senior Plav lll-j Award-'5 llonor Society Secretary- . RALPH MO TE ' SA-'54-'f . l'.iARx'AlxE'l' ANY IVlUl KE! ' A-'54- og Xi'e-President-'5f' President- 5'g Reporter-'5'g Pep Squad-'54-'583 One-Act Play-'54-'57g Lions Club Queen-'55g Quill Bt Scroll-'56-'5rSg llonor Society-'56-'58g Class Reporter-'5Tg West Wind-'56-'58g Society Edi- fs N. Qs! ll .Jian i Xi YU?- Q' 'QQ in-LA 1' A Pi? A X , . ' 0 12 Wax' ,,, -,m. ,.. x x X it CHARLENE RIDDELL 4-H-'54-'56g Pep Squad-'54-'56g Cheerleader- '56-'58g Head Cheerleader-'58g Basketball-'55- '583 Volleyball-'54-'583 State Meet-'5Tg District Meet-'56-'57g Class Favorite-'56g Dramatics- '583 FHA-'55-'58g Choral-'56g Basketball Queen- '58. JEANENE RIDDELL County Fair Queen-'55g Basketball-'54-'58g Captain-'58g Volleyball-'54-'583State Meet-'57g Student Council-'58g Most Beautiful Runner-up- '58g FHA-'55-'58g Pep Squad-'54-'573 Volleyball District Meet-'57g Cheerleader-'58g Dramatics- '585 Choral-'58g Senior Play Cast-'58g Honor Society-'58, f- an X rr' .ff Seuiars ROBERT RICHARDS Quill and Scroll-'56-'58g One Act Play-'57- 1 History Club-'565 Senior Play Cast-'58g Dra- matics-'58g West Wind-'58g Feature Editor, Editorg Annual Staff-'56-'58g Honor Society-'58. TOMMY RICHARDS Football-'54-'58g Captain-'583 All-district-'56- '5Hg Honorable Mention All-Area-'57g Honorable Mention All-State-'58g Second Team All-Area- '583 Outstanding Lineman-'57g Basketball-'55- '58g Track-'55-'58g Baseball-'55-'58g Tennis- '57-'58g Outstanding Athlete-'583 Class Favor- ite-'55g West Wind-'58g Dramatics-'57g History Club-'55g Class F avo rite-'58g Clas s Vice- President-'583 Senior Play Cast-'58g Quill and Scroll-'58, ll 15 f -N ,f ' fax ,fix IQ 11UN uw., , Eff? .Zu I 1 x Q1 . C- v5f':'r,.HJ fa. A?fi5f3 e 4425.31 mg, ,tiki i X44 Si Q K ' H-nr' f,0's ,TONNELLE ROCHELLE Most Beautiful Runner-up-'57g Band-'56-'58g FHA-'56-'58g Count y Fair Que e n-'57g FHA Songleader-'5?5g Off-Beats-'585 Class Secretary- '58g Band Sec retar y-'58g One Act Play-'57g Se cond Place-All Star C a st-'57g Third Place ' 4 .V District ISLC-i575 Dramatics-'58' Senior Pla as-4 ' sp, ' . 1 Y Cast-'58g Honor Society-'58, CURTIS ROSS Football-'55g B a s e b a l 1-'56-'58g FFA-'54-'58g 4-H Club-'54-'56g Math Club-'56p Basketball-56. miars XV. A, Sllll-SLDS DORTUAN SKIITH y A-' lf Basketball-'55g Baseball-'54-'5Hg FFA-'55-'5?sg N a Livestock Judging Team-'55-'5TgStufler1t 6 Council Representative-'57g We st Wind-'5H' ,V f Choral-'563 Quill 8: Scroll-'58, :gs .H io, fn.. G, M3 I 41,3655 , 'f-fe K '56-H335 lfootbfill '36, ffl f-45 'Y . PR ES l'OT'I S YAGGS if Baseball-'51-'5?ig Basketball-'54-'5E'5g l'rack JERRY SOSSAMAN ,, 35, , I L it --v Y , Lt, rs ANN TAPPER Student Council-'65 Reporter-'Sth Fli.-X-'54-'Sm Reporter-'57g Secretary-'58g PepSquad-'54-'38g President-J38: Reporter-'57g West Wind-'57g Feature Editor, Typistg Annual Staff-'55-'58g Assistant Editor-'57g Editor-'58g Class Favor- ite-'57g Honor Society-'56-'58g Quill k Scroll- -sv '56-'583 Cla s s Treasurer-'57g Dramatics-'58g First Place District Typing Contest-'56g ISL Spelling Contest-'55g Choral-'56g Office Work- er-'56-'58, 14 BILLY Ki?-.C TEEL l-5 Band-'5-I-'SBQ One Act Play-'55-'BBQ Second Place District All-Star Cast-'Bog Choi' al-'563 Dramatics-'SUQ MU All-Area Band-'57g Basket.. ball-'553 Ground Observer Corps-'So-'5Sg First Division in Solo Conte st-'3Tg Baud Award- '57g Band Librarian-'58. FFA-'54-'57g lffiotbzill-'5t1-'57g Uslxe r-'57 Frgifk-'SHQ Baseball-'57-'5Hg Baseball- D8 Boxing-'zftig Wrestling-'SHQ West Wind-'IM of 1 l Sl'N iU!.'2fUv YQ K, I '58, 9' V Seniors WA NDA THORN FOX FHA-'54-'5E'Sg Choral-N565 Quill A Scroll-'585 Band-'5-1-15535 fxlajorette-'54-'Bog Band Ducglies S- '553 Fl-'A Sweetheart-'56g C las s Favorite-'55-S, Annual Staff-'Img Dranwatics-'SN Senior Pl Q15 Cast-'58g Honor Society-'Bog Band Sweetheart- CECII.. TOWNLEY Football-'55-'58g FFA-'55-'563 Track-'54-'58g Baseball-'55-'56g Basketball '55-'5f1g Regional Track Meet-'5Tg Second High Point, Di strict TraClf-'57g West Wind-'58g Boxing -'58. A ' M if NE ' W f ,g,3 Z::, .' iff' f-.H Y 'JW 1 fi, fl:-Sis ' L 'g:'Qs,i,'if' - .: A A RICHARD WILSON '- Baskerba11-'54-'5sg eapraiiwszsg 'rmr-k-'5e-'58, ,Y ,QQ , 4 Regional-'57g Baseball-'56g Tennis-'57g Foot- o W ' ball Manager-'55g Honor Sofiety-'56-'58g Class Y Treasurer-'57g We st Wind-'58g Sports Editor- is E, ,Q '58p Senior Play Cast-'53. - . l 41, KENNETH YOUNG FPA-'64-'aa. I 'I -Q lx ,nn-ang .X '9' ,S T om rn y Goo dg .1 ri e receives a lxnard from -X group of seniorjournalists with one Junior Coach Isaans for outstanding sportsmansmp, sean the Paducalo Post. 4 ,Av M, 'T M QW W M MQ U Un 'fx XX X X 'if f f f ! ff f A M-Wllwllammw I I ' . X ' 1 K Q11 AT I Qs A X f e . J Z J 45 2, , I fn 5 , Q4 U ' S ' , f ff ' , X fir ' X' X 0 - f f E fx I ,fzff 2127 X , A -,'- ,Vi 2747! ffffiffff xl? f ' - 7 ,?f! 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Floyd Jerry V' Glbbs Robert Grant, Peggy Gonzales, Rafael ,LN X105 Harmon, Judy I I A a aphamares Saphamarcs Hernandez, Terry Holley, Roger Hutchinson, Billy .Tones Roy A Jones W1ley Kldxnell Glenda Latham Gene Long .Tick McNe 11 Joyce M1ller Mary Lee Parks Patr1c1a Parks Ronnle Perkms Sherry Rarrurez Petra Rhodes Bascom ,pg 1 40 6' 11 3205 1f 'f CB If .Jn 'V' F arill ,O if Q-In rv-'Q 1--6 'iff' ,,-v l :ff N rl' fl ,-fe 'A -Q4 -df' ue! if fn are 'X X Y IQ' It I gk ,xv95 -gri- Sophamares Reynolds Mae Bell Rlchards Ronn1e Rochelle Rodney Shavor Kenneth Smlth Mlke Stokes Dean Terry Dorothy Wh1te Melba Jo Wllson Jane Worley .Iohnney Yarbrough Larry Young Betty Jean o ' y 5 . Z . f , r A , 's W V , lv- I if A l fa- L Q I gf K W C l A . , . f is I l y 1 , ff' l ' l C '7 - ,Q ' , .1 3 - . . .40 S , - 71 ,M ,,, V' V' Y r hi, Q I Y Us J ' X Y lf I I ' 1 . T7 , 'Q I' f 1 X 5 A , - i It I K fs If v . ir! 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' G x f 1 1' fb ' ' 1 V 'L I . e 41 l , I, ,, L fi 15' V W ' A I A ' . A '15 ..z ' , K ' I ff C' , a or f ' y we - l H5 li, e a ff f , A ga 55- 1 A I X, y X f I I I - ,y g ' I Q N ,g , Vi' fl , ' Judy Hoffman Woodrow Hopper Sherry Grant Robert .Tones Patr1c1a .Tones Herky K1lllUgSXVOTtll Mary Laumer Don Mahorney Jurmrny Mavcfleld Walter Mayberry Jerry MCCreary Helen Mclntyre Patr1c1a Nlxon Anna Betn Parr Judy Proffltt Jlmmy Reed Qreshmcn pb- 415 ,ffl 15 fr A1-415 A7 fi fl .af 45 Q ffs I' AL4 -15 4' A L Ar ...gi HHN awww YW No wonder the freshmen are confused look what they are readmg 1n then' afternoon Enghsh class. Freshman Warren Townley 1S domg one of h1S da1ly deeds for sen1or Royce Gann, AK' - 4- n f l 1- V Patsy Rekleta ,, V1rg1n1a Rose Bobby Scates Glen Seal 'Gi Bobby Shavor M-as Johnnle Sossaman Larry Staggs Dewayn Taylor wana Www 1- Tommy Taylor Leland Terry J'1m Dav1d Thomas Patsy Thomas as 0 ' G All .4-'Q Larry Thompson Warren Tovmley V1ckye Townley -f-'dr Joyce W1lson Well, Warren Townley 1S back agaln but lt looks hke he won't stay long, Qrcshmcu Jerry Boone and Jerry McCreary won't thmk th1s p1cture half so funny when they get caught, 1-A A. fe, ' f . . . fl f , A Y A A' 1- F Y 4 b' f .qx - if . fp , Z, .. T '46 rv T T' ll ' f 1 l ,V ,IL ' ,Q '15, ,y , y ,-3' P 4, . .., fr -V , -ff L - - T 'ly ,, A ,W ,r-,K v X , T - A - if r 4 , V, XF ' T1 . . ff 4' rf , y , 5 L , y . Q3 f-7 I -N V I -. lm., 55, i we za. . fl ' p , f- ip . J ,145 . . it frm ,. 115 ,.x Q. Q rdf? f'-in 3, iff I' ,E Q Dann mx Q1 O X 1. , - 4 O Of' ,. in Q 57 aa 7 1.4, 4.6, The catwalk 1S nearly as crowded during ' class per1ods as lt 13 between class per- 1ods Donna B r own with coke in hand poses along w1th Markietta Meeks and Margaret Mulkey for a take, A typical day in the annual office during the mad rush for a dead-line. Pat Campbell and Royce Gann, s taff photog- raphers, rush to get their lay-outs done by zero hour, What's wrong .Tame s, didyouswallowthe ball? This year for the first time , PHS has a fun room. Ping pong table, boxing bag, mats, etc. make up the equipment of this room, which is under the direction of the athletic staff. '1OOU'L-4 QC-H+-vw FY' H' r-n 'UQg 'Uv-:Wprm E'Ogj+m Ufzgpmg ,Ug'v-o-.DSU SCDGLLN UQCEIEW nm 9314 GSH wwe '-' oO U15 1: gcgln 03532 ,CLUJFI ' wo www, ,,,,,1,, I, 'IJ an If ff .ga G9 Head table and old memories were pres- ent at the football banquet. The Dragon mothers are to be commended for the grand job they do each season in the prep- aration of the weekly meals and the foot- ball banquet. This is a likely looking crew. The speech class poses for its picture after one of its masterful productions HQ this year, The two grinning young boys in the bot- tom left hand corner were just visitors, Busy, busy, seniors. Seems like each minute is thought of in terms of money HOW. Peggy Matney, Margaret Mulkey, and Mike Henry are cutting tickets to sell, A It sg? You can come down now, Townleyg the game is ov- er, and the Senior s have won and are duly crowned PHS basketball champs. All fair and square, Right! Q The annual Ma r c h of Dime s benefit basketball 'Q games always create a lot of intramural class com- , petition, wi ' mtl 11 -1-.N 3 I 2- J, gs i. l ...yn - 3 r :VW 'gh' -'1 A J X K 1 I s l I g , 'a I ,t if Scrub harder freshman, there is stillsonie orange paintonthe sidewalk, Patsy Rekieta gets orders from all sides by the seniors, Dor- man Smith, Curtis R o s s, and Cecil Townley, while Lar- ry Fitsgerald looks on, Persomzlztzes all 43? 1 35' M Wu., y -A my nv lfr i 's x Q 3. 3' ,,-ix' , ' .-Ln, 5 for '5 5.75 P? , I Co-Captain Tommy Richards is the boywho has gained the most recognition in PHS in the athletic field. H6 has shown a great abundance of talent on the football field, on the ba s ke tball court, on the track team, and on the tennis court, as well as other sports. Playing the position of Dragon End, Tommy has lettered four years, and he made all-district this year, Sports is not the only thing Tommy is good in, however. He is vice-presi- dent of the Senior Class and an active member of the West Wind Staff, Polite, s in c e r e ways are traits which make Tommy everyone's friend. l6'00s!c'rs A cute, friendly, PHS Junior, Peg- gy Nixon, was selected as the best girl athlete of '58, She uses her natural athletic ability mostly on the Girls' basketball team, on which she holds the position of guard. She has lettered three years and has been on the start- ing six for two years. She is co-captain this year, Quiet, charming ways have won manyfriends for Peggy in PHS, teach- ers and students alike, Energetic, tireless working Peggy Matney was elected by the FHA Club to serve as their president this year, Peggy has done a very nice job at this, as well as the other offices she holds - Senior Class treasurer, Zephyr busi- ness manager, student council cor- responding secretary, and Pep Squad vice-president, All the s e offices are well-tended by this valuable senior? her grades are always good, and her work is never late. Peggy is also a member of the Na- tional Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll. Peggy's humorous and sincere per- sonality makes her a friend to everyone , I - J Pert, pretty, and popular are the words to describe Ann Tapper, editor of the Zephyr, PHS yearbook, If anyone thinks this job is a push- over, you had better think twice, This position is an honor along with a great responsibility, During the rush dead- line date, slow-motioned Ann is the only member of the staff who remains calrn and can accomplish much. Ann has had many honors through her high school days, both by popular vote and through achievement. She is student council reporter, FHA secre- tary, pep squad president, and a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and of the Quill and Scroll. Ann's warm personality and sweet smile have g aine d her many friends throughout her high school days. Producing Editor OF THE WEST WIND Poised and charming Margaret Mulkeyis a well-known person in PHS, Mar garet Ann served as fall co- editor of the West Wind Staff this year, a job which required her to dig up fit subjects for journalism stories to go in the West Wind each week. Student council treasurer and FHA reporter are some other responsibili- ties that Margaret Ann holds, and be- sides doing a good job in all these of- fices, she also keeps her grades at a high level and is a member of the National Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll. Margaret Ann has made many friendsin PHS, which is not surprising with her sweet, s in c e r e personality, and her ability to carry on a good con- versation, To the people who have appeared on the last six- teen pages, we extend our sincere congratulations for the recognition they have received at school for deeds done or for personality achievements, The school beauty contest this year was carried out inadifferent way, Each of the four classes in PHS electedtwo girls for the contest. Pictures were made of the eight nominees, and they were then sent to John Robert Power s Modeling School in Dallas. Mr, Charles E. Evans, manager of the school, judged the pictures and selected the most beautiful girl, In the Who's Who section, we have given recog- nition to those who have held o ffi c e s and positions which require a lot of hard work and thoughtfulness. These people carry out these extrafcurricular rce- sponsibilities in addition to the usual routine School work that has to be done. They have all helped in their different ways to make our '57-'58 school days more ple a s an t, more s pi r i t e d, and running smoothly. Sports W Q ' Lffmfxfxx i X W X3 E Q ff V? iw rw Vg? EVEN if Siem F , X fl!! ly A A ff4! 4 4' Sf XX f X RA ' f XFX' fy X-4,27 TH' , ,ff . ZX M 1 Y im f K R -I w f 'ln ' L X We C y X f L ? 3 Q f Q X , CA V Cx NZ fx ff X K vf I X X Y x if f , , 13 ,f v ,f f, 4 X f ff I L M Vx. fi RX K I C ' A ff f NW ,Z ' f 'QI 'Y QW N Wx 1 Vx if M X Q ', f K LM Q iff J 'flft Gheerlcadcrs Jeanene Rlddeu Charlene Rlddell Semor Semor 1.4l -a1Il-uvgp40n9- Brenda Leathers Pal Bedrden Senlor J um mor Ehecrlmdcrs ii,-div: .. .3T'31'- ::::.a Shlrlex Jeter Ga11B1aCk -TUY1101' Sophomore 465 yi . ,W . it 4 Q Cheerleaders, from left to right, are: Pam Bearden, Gail Black, Shirley Jeter Brenda Leathers, Jeanene Riddell, Charlene Riddell, Head Cheerleader, Pep quad J N4 3 3.23 ,fix W wiw if 1 Followmg the Dr ag on s to the1r games and cheerlng them on, the pep squad glrls proved to be staunch supporters of our football team for the year '57 '58 Then- wh1te sweaters and orange sklrts were seen at every football game They were accornpamed by then' spon sor Mrs Westbrook and by the1r off1cers, Ann Tapper, pres1dent, Peggy Matney, VICE pre s1dent, and Jane W1ls on, secretary, I .3 I 545 FWD' Tommy Goodgame John Arnold Fullback Guard ig Qu Coach Raymond 1521866 Coach Coleman N1cho1s Charhe Johnston Tom Rlchards Quarterback End N ' A .M A ' R mx I , . w , . .Tackle Blddy Don Burruss End Tackle naV 4? Rodney Dav1s Roy A Jones Manager Manager Roger Holley Henry White Guard Tackle Doyle Beauchamp Wyhe Jones End Center Coach N1.cl'o1s IS shown runmng w1th the ball dunng a practlce scrlmmage. Bob Cogdell Paul Buckley Tackle Guard James Maxey Cecll Townley Halfback Halfback Coaches Coleman Nlchols and Ray Isaacs are shown wlth then' captams for the '57 '58 football season Tommy Rlchards, Charlle Johnston and Tommy Croodgame :J K.-44' iff' Tommy Rekleta S1dney Shavor Fullback Center Johnny Worley Robbxe Glbbs Halfback Guard I- --hr' '57 '58 offenslve startlng hneup LEFT TO RIGHT Doyle Beauchamp end Henry Wh1te tackle John Arnold guard Sldney Shavor center Roger Holley guard Don Burruss tackle Tom Rlchards end Backs Cec11Townley left half Tom Goodgame fullback Tom Rekleta r1ght half Charlle Johnston quarterback Bobby Shavor Harve Shavor Tackle End R1chard Cranford John Gr1ff1th Fullback End 4 'isa :E- .ua. i..w. ' .M MW- - ' WML W' 1' + '57 '58 Defens1ve team Lme Hank Wh1te, Tom R1chards S1d Shavor Don Burrus, TomGoodgame and Doyle Beauchamp L1nebackers Charhe Johnston J'ohnArno1d and Tommy Rek1eta Halfbacks Jack1eB1ddy and James Maxey Jerry Catlett Warren Townley Tackle Quarterback , , V ww - - -Axe-' 1 ' r '14--elf A ' ' 'Q I Q 5 X . V 1 I ' '2- 'l gf Q. Q' 'nj 5 . ' . - ? , . 7 ' 3 f-E, , ' P 'fl ' ' ' i ' gif 5 LJ. Es. ' A 7. V H? ' x ,, A-+ V- wg 1? ' ' 'J ua m . L, rf e gg. rd, V L- .ii ,fan-,'5V, ' 13 F332 f H if ff, , we . . A . ,M it 5 . 3 - ,, , N , 'L I .. v A M . 5,1 a Y N iv 5, .a ' 'N 4. ,.,,- ' Q Q . . , 1 A . fb, N A- 3 . ' ' I '- , 'Q 'W' N'T ff 1 rf APL' - ' e -- vp: 1. I I ,e .m fa ' - . - - . Z . . , . , , . ' : ' Y 7 9 : l ' I . Tommy Rmhards Preston Staggs Sen1or Forward Semor Forward R1chard W11son Newton Buckley Sen1or Guard Sen1or Guard Paul Buckley Char11e Johnston Junior Guard Jumor Guard Roger Holle y Sophomore Center .V ,, .av,,' F' fi- Q I 2wl.ff',X ,,V,,j,, 2 '3M:g5g, W5 ,K 1, vw A in ini! ia 51, gy JE? Li Yf 5 Q f 'Q-IJ f M- ,. ,, . 4 ., Hays ' Haskctball THE BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Co-captains Pre s ton Stag g s and Richard Wilson, should be real proud of themselves for getting their picture with p r e t t y Charlene Rid- dell---the fi r s t basketball sweet- Larry Fitzgerald Sophomore Forward 'f ,,r2 heart of Paducah High School. 1958 fly Charlie, what are Doyle Beauchamp you shooting at? Sophomore Forward THE VARSITY SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT FROM BACK ROW: Tommy Richards, Lar- ry Fitzgerald, Roger Holley, Doyle Beauchamp, P r e s t on Staggs, Terry Brooks, Rich- ard Wilson, Charlie Johnston, Newton Buckley, C o a c h Ray Isaacs, Roy Jones, Butch Yar- brough, Paul Buckley. 1 1 Hays iv Q43 T ffl I T, Haskefball X I 'et T' V fig' ' wi.-4, ivfiiapyl K A ,, D '!Qi1f:1L. . Q y ,,.A , Q, L 15- . . T , O. 'HW 'I ' F. xt . 'waagzfh Q , O T N - .IR C' 2 Butch Yarbrough 's' ly ,f 'V Terry Brooks Sophomore Guard M V A Sophomore Guard may u 3 X of 4 'V n , 'V f . it ' i f ye ' t E t 'V :,: ' I ,D ' 3 T -fi 25, or W' fi fe MXL COACH AND MANAGER H g Raylsaacs and Rodney Davis are two of the hardest working people in the gym. This is the s e cond year for 1 if Rodneyasmanager. For Mr. Isaacs, E g K ,A it is his first yearg and he is doing J. a wonderful job with the basketball , boys. , v 4 1958 fi' g ' Hey! Bring Thy ball back down. l N 5 x , , X, ' 2 . 1 ' . , W '-' W-4 THE SECOND SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT FROM TOP Herman Fox, Tommy Taylor John Griffith, Gene Heatley Butch Mancfield, Larry Staggs Floyd Brown, Walter Mayber- ry, Wade Cowart, Q , E2 Jeanene Riddell Sandra Rodgers Senior Forward J-umm. Guard THE FIRST SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Leathers, Patricia Nixon, Sandra Rodgers, Peggy Nixon, .Teanene Riddell, Charlene Riddell, Mary Latimer. T Girls' fi S y' Knskvtball X . ' Z 4, g G4 V' A . 1 tx :V A . I , 1 my - T ' rw . ' v . ,VK v S ,' ' ' , Barbara Proffitt Peggy Nixon Junior Guard Junior Guard Q , , , Q ' l ,f R I 1, f Q , K, 'L i I X - i MANAGERS i 3 ' i 4 Maxine Cogdell and Lucricia Hen- A derson are the first managers that the girls have had in several years. ' f 1958 Patricia Nixon Mary Latimer Freshman Guard Freshman Forward THE SECONID SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT FROM TOP CoachC 'Nhchols Charlene Davis Gail Black Jane Wil son Patsy Gibbs Brenda Sossaman Carol Stanley Ju dyI-loffrnan Shirley Truelock Barbara Proffitt Crack Tommy Rehleta CeC11 Townley 100 Yard Dash Hurdles Pole Vault and B road Jump 1 K Charlie Johnston Johnney Worley 220 Yard Dash 880 Yard Run ruse , - ,arsnffn ,.,.N, 4 .aww 'V sv ' Navi ' if 4 p . J t , 3 I 7 1' f f ' I XE. rmvggq-. Newton Buckley John Arnold 440 Yard Dash 100 Yard Dash ..e,,f.rf'Ng W 'xr' F' X VH 'At rw fx 9 '1 X ' y silv. , r-, t ' Pa, P5 AF... D l O I ' P' P I ,f J ,whrfffwi I Y ff i.'Qi' A , ,Q Q A 6 xt, rn I 1 1 , -av.. TRACK GROUP TOP ROW - l. to r. Coach C. Nichols, Rodney Davis, Tornrny Taylor, Jerry Boone, Donnie Carpenter, Harve Shavor, Mike Smith, Bobby Shavor, Bud Henderson, Kenneth Matney, Larry Fitzgerald, Doyle Beauchamp, Bob Cogdell, Tommy Richards, Gene Heatley, John Arnold, Terry Brooks, Richard Cranford, Coach Ray Isaacsg MIDDLE ROW: Walter Mayberry, Roy A. Jones, Richard Wilson, Charlie Johnston, Cecil Townley, Tommy Rehieta, Paul Buckley, Wi- ley Jones, NewtonBuck1eyg SITTING DOWN: Warren Townley, Wade Cowart, Butch Yarbrough, .Tohnney Worley, Hermaii Fox, 1958 Tommy Richards Richard Wilson Shot-put and Discus 440 Yard Dash 7 'Q I V1 f n -.Q .,,.......... Organizafians P31 abil?-Q Q 3 -JN X-V X W ye X' by HV? ,rf Xsfw IX llivh rp vscrxfgw Z,,-X.. I-f-g E C Fw AA fx 'X .JOIN LVXL EE NGIQ L QQ H Q ul fkqnv -xwrv x Q-'C' xi-XIX-1 RJ Lk 'X , NH' ' K X5 lf 0 fi? 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X ff' fx K f f Q N Xxgx ,Annual Staff I SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES are Robert R1chards QFreshmen and Jun 1orsl Mar gare 1: Ann Mulkey Qschool l1fe for Hlgh schooll Chr1st1ne Chaney classes at workl Wanda Thornton fFaculty School Board schoolwork ersl and Newton Buckley fbasketball and trackl 'He THE BOSSES take the difficult job of seemg that the annual 15 put together correctly Edltor Ann Tapper planned the order 1n whlch the d1fferent sec t1ons are arranged She also set up the Sernor and personahty sectlons Peggy Matney our Busmess Man ager handled all money and ads Photographer R o yc e Gann saw to the pr1nt1ng of all the p1ctures 1n the annual He set up the football sect1on MISS KELLEY , our adv1sor checks all of our work and mstructs the work ers on our ass1gnments In acld1t1on she f1nds t1me to g1ve help to people on the annual staff Annual Staff THE ASSISTANTS pose 'P 'P for then' portra1t Asst Ed1tor Jo Ann West also d1d the layouts for the band Asst Pho tographer Pat Campbell d1d part of the football layouts Asst Busmess Man ager Ann F1sh drew up the layouts for the Alamo ch1ldren THE PHOTOGRAPHERS d1d a fme Job th1s year w1th the new photographm eqmpment they have o b t a 1 n e d The Head Photographers Royce Gann and Pat Campbell are S e n1 o r s and w1l1 leave the unportant Job to the1r ass1st ants Jerry Floyd and Rodney Dav1s Pat Campbell drew the d1v1s1on pa ges mn th1s year's ANNUAL SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES ar e Glenda K1dwe1l fGoodw1n classes and school l1fej Kenneth Shavor fOr gan1zat1onsj Rodney Dav1 s QS o pho moresj Jerry Floyd Uumor I-hgh foot ball Sflldtflif 60lll16'lf Margaret Mulkey, not p1ctured handles busmess fmances as treas urer Peggy Matne y 1rnproved rela t1ons w1th other schools as corre spondmg secretary FFEHCIS Jones holds the pos1t1on of secretary Ann Tapper, Zephyr Edltor represents the annual staff on the Student Councll M1ke Henry and Margaret Mul key fnot p1cturedl are West W1nd Ed1tor s and represent the staff of the West Wmd Sen1or, Joe Powell serves our Student Counc1lpres1dent for the second year Joe 1S 1n charge of all the extracurncular aCt1V1t1eS Mlke Henry, alsoa sen1or, per forms the dut1es of the v1ce pres1 dent M1ke'S Job 1S the arrangement of all assernbl1es Mrs Roy .Tone s has held the pos1t1on of Student Counc1l sponsor for the past three years Ann Tapper holds the pos1t1on of Reporter . ' , a s . C A 0 . . . I ' . l - .':. , . . C w . . . 4 . . O . F I I I Elected for the S en1 o r repre sentatives to the Student Council are TommyGoodgame, Mike Henry, and Jeanene Riddell Representatives a r e e l e c t e d from each class to inform that class of Student Council activities WEP' So pho mo r e representatives to the Student Council are Larry Kar- bough Jane Wilson, and Kenne Shavor The Student C o unc il has Seen that there are refreshments and mu- sic at the Drag Inn after each home football game Junior representatives are Charlie Johnston Linda Bumpus, and Pam Bearden Officers are elected for the Stu dent Council in the spring of each year Only high rating students are el igible Freshman representatives are Jimmy Maxfield, Ann Henry, and Gene I-Ieatly. The S f u d 6 nt Council sponsors many activities to aid the school and student body, Activities are sponsored to bene- fit and entertain the faculty and stu.. dent body, tudcuf Cfourzcil E 1 . . . . - f K , th , 'H ,Q I '01 1 I 1 1.1 I5 ' .Q f ,T sbs' Jimmy Reed, Larry Thompson, James Creamer, Bobby Shavor, Bobby Hill, Walter Mayberry, Mike Smith, Donald Mahorney, Bob Jones, Richard Crandford, Nick Seals, Donald James, Mark Bayne, Tommy Goodgame, Bob Cogdell, Jackie Biddy, Charlie Johnston, Jerry 50553- man, Larry Fitzgerald, Dormann Smith, Harve Shavor, Jonnelle Rochelle fF,H,A, SWEET- HEARTQ, Royce Gann, Wayne Hadden, RalphMote, Thad Bumpus, Sidney Shavor, Pat Hoffman, Mickey Henderson, Curtis Ross, Ray Bumpus, and Jerry Barlow, Ziyi. SPONSOR fbelowl: Mr. Cates has repainted some of the class - rooms with help of the F,F,A, . p boys. The boys have made props for the stage as part of their 1, work. -1 I' OFFICERS Qabovej are Charlie Johnston, Pre sidentg Louis Bearden, Vice-Presidentg Jackie Biddy, Sec- retaryg TommyGoodgame, Treasurerg Larry Fitz- geraldg Cuz A l b r i g ht, Historiang Dorman Smith, Reporter, vi , in-a, l. J ! , J K 4 '1 VH g ttf? , .', I f A E ' wi , 1. 5- , 1 f :Q Q i Q y , . I, A . f if J ki l 1' K Q .Fx 3 1 1 -1,53 5 ' r ii 122225 iii? , is ,Vi fwbik dx M 'V i ,,,. '.'- , , I ,131 , gb 'lv . . , , ri, r F ' ,V 'I 1 ,g . , 'Q-f Eiga. ,., ' 5, .N rg ' :A 3, 'T 1 N,-its fi fa 1' -3,-,ya - V ,111 LN VJ, ,git-A fl.: l f ,ily fe, Jo Ann West, Carol Stanley, Billye Hutchison, Judy Harmon, Jane Wilson, Charlene Davis, JudyProffitt, Cathy Chaney, Joyce Wilson, Patsy Thomas, Shirley Trulock, Jaqueta Compton, Joyce McNeal, Mary Lee Miller, Sherry Grant, Anna Beth Parr, V11-giniaRoss, Claudette Covington, June Burks, Pat Nixon, Vicki Townley, Mary Latimer, Ann Henry, Jeanene Riddell, Betty Jean Young, Francis Jones, Peggy Grant, Dorthy Terry, Pat Parks, Maxine Codgell, Gail Black, Donna Brown, Betty Young, Babs Proffitt, Peggy Martin, Peggy Myers, Wanda Taylor, Janis Woodley, Lucricia Henderson, Ann Fish, Wanda Thorton, Mary Norris, Nelda Cranford, Brenda Sossaman, Sandra Rodgers, Barbara Brown, Charlene Riddell, Peggy Nixon, Brenda Leathers, Louisa Evans, Carol Carrick. 9. H. A SPONSOR fbelowl: Mrs. Welch has made many improvements in the building as the sponsor of the F.H,A. The girls have returned the library to a neat, useable source of information. Mrs. Welch has redecorated the home- making class rooms. 'u y . D ,' A L - ff: ki, 8 Q, OFFICERS labovel President, Peggy Matneyg Vice- President, Billye Bigbeeg Secretary, Ann Tapper, Treasurer, Pam B e a r d e ng Reporter, Margaret Mulkeyg Historian, Shirley Jeter, Parliamentarian, Madra Ironsg Song Leader, Jonnelle Rochelleg Pi- I anist, Patsy Gibbs. Natiamzl Honor aciety 9 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billye Bigbee, .Io Ann West, Jonnelle Rochelle, Ann Tapper, Brenda Leathers, and Wanda Thornton. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Jones, Ann Fish, Peggy Matney, Margaret Mulkey, Christine Chaney, Pat Campbell. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Powell, Robert, Richard Wilson, Charlie Johnston, Tommy Rekieta, Mike Henry, and Newton Buckley. OFFICERS: Pres., Pat Campbell: Vice-Pres., Joe Powell: Sec., Peggy Matney. Also, NOT PICTURED is Jeanene Riddell. Quill and fro!! ff ski 9 1 fo FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Campbell, Margaret Mulkey, Christine Chaney, Peggy Matney, TornmyRekieta, Ann Fish. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ann West, Robert Rich- ards, Richard Wilson, Mike Henry, Tommy Richards, Newton Buckley, Wanda Thornton, NOT PICTURED are Ann Tapper, and Dorman Smith, fibrury Pcrsanncl 9 5375 4 fi i , I ,A xg' I fs,hV Q hx ti' 4 ,,--1-I ,J-1 Several girls, working under the direction of Mrs, Welch, have returned that room filled with books into a neat, orderly library. Shown here are .lonnieSossarnan, Judy Hoffman, Doris Gregory, and Vivkye Townley, Checking books are Mary Lee Miller, Patsy Thomas, and Anna Beth Parr, Office Workers W s Q is Q be L fy if 1 Q 1 1 asa, i , Q3 5 51 2 .g5.Q1g . -86 Q ,. A 'wg d . , . ,sy ' - 5' ' I 3 E ' r t i as ' ' I' X. The girls that have donated part of their time to work in the office have saved Mr. Cross many hours of hair-tearing toil Shown here are Carol Stanley, Ann Fish, and Jo Ann West, Other workers are Peggy Matney Margaret Mulkey, Mary Norris, Betty Mahorney, Arlene Johnson, Christine Chaney, Ami Tapper. 611155 Officers J'un1or Cla s s Off1cers are Charl1e Johnston, Pres Tommy Reke1ta, Semor Class Off1cers are M1ke Hen ry Pres Tommy R1chards, V1ce PFeS1d6Ht Jonnelh:Rochelle Secre tary Peggy Matney Treas and Pat Campbell Reporter V1ce pres , Lucr1c1a Henderson, Reporter Not shown are Brenda Sossaman and B111ye Blgbee, Treasurer Freshman Class Off1cers are Gene Heatley, Pres1dent, Walter May berry V1ce pres Dor1s Gregory Secretary Joyce Wxlson, Treasur er andnot shown is Nick Seals, R - porter Sophomore Class Off1cers are Ken neth Shavor, Pres1dent, W1ley Jones, V1ce pres1dent, Judy Harmon, Sec retary Terry Brooks, Treasurer and Maxme Cogdell Reporter West Wzml Staff Fall Ed1tors we r e Margaret Ann Mulkey and M1ke Henry Spr1ngEd1tors are Pat Camp bell and Robert R1chards Reporters James Maxey, Tommy Goodgame Paul Buckley Donnle Carpenter and John Grlfflth ff-'WF' W' S 1-fn' H' N F, ,, 'Y 271 f 47'N-w- 4735 1' ggi.-1-fe' Shown here are News Ed1tors Pat Campbell and Tommy Re k1eta Sports Ed1tors Robert Rlchairds and R1chard W1lson Feature Ed1tor Tommy R1ch ards and Exchange Ed1tor Cuz Albrlght 4.0-f R e p o r t e r s Cec11Tow'nley, M1cke5 Henderson Dorman Sm1th Jerry Sossaman, and Royce Gann, W A, R 1 no 1 ' I . 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'V'-l l J W, fr f.f'C1'!- '7 General Math is an optional course, It is fund- Algebra I students study equations and strive amental basis of all math. to find the values of x and y, General Math is taught by Mr W H Adams ,Mathemaizcs Our teachers take an honest 1nte1-est in what the children of today are dolng These courses are extremely important to all high school students Mr George Criswell can be found teach 1ng shde rule to advanced students in his spare t1me We are extremely proud of our advanced math students They have won several rib bons and honors Algebra I1 is an advance college preparatory course It 15 taught by Mr G A Crlswell From left to r1ght are Mr W H Adams, Mr C C Ladd and Mr G A Criswell Plane Geometry is not only a course 1n the study of angle s and shapes but is a basic course in reasonmg and logic It 1S taught by Mr G A Crlswell 'Hamm I 'e NA 7 at , E 1 ff - 7, ' ' gp., 7 . . o o y a o a ' I I n . , l , . 1. V- . ll, uv G ls rf. A . J 5' 3 in is . fi A ' 4 , s t 1 H' 1 'S on -L H ,ff V' 'R If Q, 1.1 yr 4 g . fl .2 , g 'lj :gi 5 I . . , -A I in K , , N 'V - 'll' ' I I - 5 I .r an 5 ' - , Q gupw .M'U D , .5 A W3 , K 4 r K . A , 1 , u . - - I . . N, I . A Senlor Engll sh students created late century models by deslgmng dolls 814gl1sh EHgl1Sh1S one ofthe requlred subjects 1n our h1gh school En glx sh mcludes themes re ports and 1llustrat1ons The grammar study fundamentals students have had slnce enter mg school Mrs Roy Jones teaches Junlor and Senlor Eng lxsh wh1le the Freshman and Sophomore Eng l1sh classes are taught by Mrs We s tbr ook Gradlng papers keeps Mrs Jones busy Rh ff'- At yer? HF The .Tumor Enghsh students enjoy readmg choxce books from the Teen Age Book Club 'l 4414 Juhus Caesar, S1las Marner and Idylls of the Kmg are some of the stud1es of Sopho more class Freshmen enjoy short stor1es and poetry rec 1tat1on 0 1 W . ' ... ' 1-if , - f ' f . f ' .- 1 ' L 44 ., A , . lt X l - L. . H ' ff I, it U . - Lv- ' ' .K ., L' ' I wigs ' - X as t y' l H'-, I .v. I 4 5 ' z ,I J - 1 l M I I1 I K f r t , . O V .LV 17,71 M ' r ' was comprehensive, since it included all the A L I L5 . ' - 4 , iffl ' , l Q I ' F . a I ' , ,I 4 1 f 4. . ,i . ry S Cx I 1 1 . f A ? we r ' ' ' - 1 ,R ' filh! F91 ' rf' K I ' 5 ' i , r Q' T 'X , , 'W A531 J g . . , r v ' IX xi' b Y 5332 dz Jffy. 1 I - 4 ' t 3 ' rv .Six History History goes back to the very begin- ning and is still continuing as the earth turns. World History is taught by Mr. C.C. Ladd, This course is a study of medieval history of the entire world, It is a back- ground history for our American History, American History has been made in- teresting and enjoyable by Mr. Raymond Isaacs. This is a study of our American forefathers and present day men who have helped to make history in our America of today, Mr, H,W,Cross teaches two courses, Civics is a course in government It gives the students a better kn o W1 e d g e of our working government Commercial Law is a study of common business law World History and American History are full year courses while Civics and Commercial Law are onlyhalf year cours es The history students have many themes speeches research papers maps, and of course tests Wk' .,ifg5.fy-pa-W. 1, f I W 1 if li M as ll fe Q F FE' N QWIIBE ,.. .v!:1rs'. ' 1 3 'r i H vi' 3 'AA - 'iiiqu p. -5417 Pg' idff A-+,1'4 W , 1 I1 . , . 5' . . Ill' y . . . ' - la ' l Q .f i A - . v r 1 J in as X . ,, .. - J 49' by V. ,war I A 1 , . if g ' B X N L S r y . T n, x r .. - H 'Qi , 4 ' I W, 1 L S I ' U A .H 'A 45 il EQ :A Q-if. ' , 9 V. ' , ,Qi . 4 T sisra -it . a 'wifi tt' .-w,f.faf6 Business I-as-.. ...ug 1 1 Miss Lyda Kelley is a very active instructor in P.H.S,, teaching all the commercial courses, We ..l!-M-fs find many of our students are taking a course of short- hand, bookkeeping and typing, Shorthand is like a fo reign language to new students, but time and work cures every- thing. We find shorthand a useful and inter- esting subject. Bookkeeping 15 a working plan for keeping books and office work The say1ng f1gures don't l1e 1S true but sometimes wrong fig ures are difficult to correct Typing is a c our s e based on speed and accuracy of Work A def1n1te amount of Work is required each week by students N-5 ' ua' Q 'Wx ,..-- Hialogy and Vocational Agriculture JVM Mr Coleman Nichols also teaches the b1010gY class Thls 18 an advanced class of sc1ence B1ology students study plant and ammal l1fe Much of then' t1me 1S spent draw1ng pxctures taklng notes and d01Hg labora tory expenments Sputmk has also had qu1te a b1t of d1s cuss1on Mr Norman Cate s 1S to be comph mented on h1s 1nstruct1on of the var1ous projects 1n Vocatlonal Agnculture Mr Cates and h1s Vocat1onal Agnculture boys have truly made changes 1n Paducah H1gh School The ent1re Homemakmg department has been remodeled They also pa1nted the Enghsh departments These boys are also handy 1n bulldlng stage props and sets for the Speech class Mr Cates and h1s V A off1cers take t1me out for a plcture We are proud of the fme work Mr Cates and these boys are domg for our hrgh school LX X 'x ,...., K, ,se .fyq ST? it I ha. it ' Science and Hams wuomics Mr Coleman N1chols teaches the sc1 ence Course Laboratory experlrnents are most enjoyable to the students Sc1ence 1S ag eat i1eld for our young people of today Sc1ence1s the study of man's env1ronment and h1s relatlons to lt One of the favor1te characters 1n our sc1ence class 1S Os car, the dummy Home Econom1cs 15 taught by Mrs C W Welsh She has helped to br1ng many changes 1n our Home Econom1cs Depart ment The Homemakmg g1rls are future WIVES and mothe r s of tomorrow The1r projects 1ncluded 1n t e r 1 o r decoratmg of the department, good groornmg f1rst a1d arrangement of the 11brary and also cook mg and sewmg P1ctured are Mrs C W Welsh Oscar, and Mr C A Nlchols Th1s p1cture represents the Sc1ence class P1ctured 1S the Homemakmg II cook1ng class P1ctured 18 the Homernakmg I sewmg class fl' in 450' -5...-A 5- Y . Q A r 1 , -' '2 ' ' ' ' ' A . . . D va, ,V 'g V 1 . . Y' . , . - . , , - 1 'iff . H T Il ll .0 .. .. ' l. Q C 1 I o . . . 1 ' - 0' '. x . 0 be qu PN A C 0 . . . AA ' A X.-g , rx A . an V 4 ' a Y ' I . 5' 1 , 7 . . . . p TQ I 71 bg . O . 1 1 il ' hi f , ' , U. x . - I 2 , W ' wt ll 2 y V ll P .3 ,. p 4 ' ' X -1 fy'- jourmzlzsm Spvech Muszc Mrs Roy Jones plays a b1g part 1n the d1rect1ng of each Week's West W1nd Journahsm students are very observant for enjoyable storles concermng P H S students and faculty Mrs J T Westbrook 1S our speech d1 rector Students str1ve to 1rnprove vo1ce personal1ty and dramat1c entertamment Th1s year students have enjoyed presentmg plays under Mrs We s tbr ook' s d1rect1on Mr W H Adam s most enjoyable f1eld 1S muslc Our mus1c class enjoys playmg many mstruments These students have won many trophles for our school and medals for themselves 5' Zflu' P. ff. S. Hand Although they were unable to be present at many of the football games th1s fall the 1957 '58 P H S Band under the d1rect1on of Mr W H Adams st1ll was staunch supporters of the Dragon team terscho1ast1c Contest thls sprmg at W1ch1ta Falls Texas Also four of our members were pr1v1leged to make the All Regmnal Band and w1l1 be prov1ded w1th a pa1d expenses tr1p to the All State Cl1n1c at Galveston, - I 0 I 1 . . 0 O 0 1 . We attended the Texas-Oklahoma State Fair in September and plan to attend the ln- SAXOPHONE The m111ta.ry serpent used 1n the early e1ghteenth century led to the Ophec1e1de Instruments of th1s type were used at the battle of Waterloo 1n 1815 followed by the saxophone 1nvented by Adolphe Sax 1n 1840 The f1rst Amer1can saxo phone was 1nvented and bu11t by C G Conn 1n 1887 TRUMPET AND CORNET The Cornet and trumpet descended from the Hebrew Shofar made from an an1 mal horn Next came the Ch1nese trum pet the Z1nke used 1n Germany 1n the sucteenth century the keyed bugle 1n vented about 1800 the Cornopean w1th two valves 1nvented 1n 1815 the cornet made 1n 1877 FLUTE The flute was developed from the Egyp- tian pipes of Pan used 5000 years ago. Next m 11ne was the anc1ent bone flute the Ch1ne s e cane flute the box wood flute of 1750 and the Boehm system flute used today OBOE The oboe 1S a double reed mstrurnent reportedly developed from the Egypt1an Shawn found 1n an Egypt1an Tomb 3700 B CLARINET The ancestors ofthe present day c1ar1 net were the Razhok of Russ1a the Zooma rah of Egypt the Urgun of Syr 1a the box wood clar1net of the 1800 Next came the modern Boehm system clar1net of today FRENCH HORN The French horn came from the Hebrew Shofar used 1n re11g1ous ceremon1es 6000 years ago and IS st111 used 1n Jew 1sh ceremoznes connected w1th the new year and the Feast of Atonement Horns of th1s type were used later as slgnals 1n warfare The horn was flrst 1ntro duced 1nto the orchestra 1n 1664 Han del mtroduced the horn 1nto England IH 1715 ,,..A ...ng kai lb-meals: '-.'T.'.?... TUBA The tuba comes from the serpent 1nstrument made by Gu1l1aume of Aux erre 1n 1590 There have been many alteratlons 1n th1s or1g1na1 mstrument to get the present day tuba The p1ston valve was 1nvented by Blumel m 1815 The flrst famlly of valve mstruments was made m 1828 by W11he1m W1eprecht of Prussla The bar1tone was the lowest VOICB at f1rst the horn was enlarged and became the tuba DRUMS Drums of some k1nd or another have been used by pe ople of all countr1es SIHCC t1me began Some have been used for commun1cat1on and others for cere rnonles ofvar1ous kmds In the modern band we have the snare drum the bass drum the tenor drum and the tym pan1 These are made of cyl1nders ex cept the tympan1 The tympan1 1S a kettle shaped drum of copper w1th a tunable head BARITONE The present bar1tone horn 15 the bar1 tone tuba of the tuba fam11y as made by Adolphe Sax and was or1g1na11y called the bar1tone tuba TROMBONE The trombone was for centur1es a b1g trumpet One story of the or1g1n of the trombone says that Tyrtaeus mvented 1t 1n 685 B C Majoreftcs Wanda Thornton Ann Flsh J'0 Arm We st Senlor J'un1or J'un10r Harmon Jo Ann West B111ye Hutchlnson, and Ann F1sh Mary Norrls Blllye Hutchlnson Judy Harmon -Tl1H101' Sophomore Sophomore The 1957-'58 Majorettes are Wanda Thornton, Mary Norris, Judy Govdwm ki' -,Ly ,X f W5 fk J. fx 3x3V RXx X, 'H N-GJ-'A 'L'-5 XL ,jx kwin Q 0 go ,V .mf Y- M L5 ' Ai XT ,X rv 1 ELC J , - N W I If J xx x, f A K Af 1 6 1 i 7 W 5 w Y W k f f 3 f .3 X M X S A. x L 1 ,L X 'V ' V fl . 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L'1fc These e1ghth grade students should be studymg but the camera caught them off guard These e1ghth grade boys Norman Naron and James Hanks appear to be very mterested rn the menu for the day a-,Qu ff' These fourth grade students, p1ctured around the1r teacher Mrs Roop, made a very pretty pose ' PN P In this eighth grade room the students are very busy working math. 'N Bearden Janlce Q64 mek mam my Q X xiii Black Jamce Bumpus Jan Carhsle Davld Chenault Nona ,I 8 Kluc Y 4- -1. I ,Y D A N ui.: ii' '1' - Mrs Deaton Cowart Brenda Davls James Dav1s John Ellms Loretta Hanks James Heatly Blll Hutchlson Hollls Isbell Tommy Jones Beverly Lledtke Lmda McW1ll1ams Ronny Parks Gary Parnell Pat Smith Avls Sunday Rlta Kay Tapper Eff1e Thomas Betty Tlmmons Darlene Tye Sandra Young, Nelda , ,Q . N ,Q Y N I . , ff Wal' n if , kv , , wif If I. 11' Fi . , . 1 . ' A 2 , , E Zur. ,A fb M14 -' If, X' l ,V ' .. 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Moss Brenda McBrayer Linda McW1ll1arns Jeanette The Seventh grade Overstreet Joyce Cheerleader is Miss Charlene Wright I im Patton Gary Don Richardson Billie Rodriquez Mary Shields Charles Ray Shive .Terry Sinks Betty Jo Sinks Juanita Stout Roy Wayne Taylor Gordon Tucker Gaylon Wright, Charlene Worley, Robert wif' 'Sent , ..v M tl' Um 1 NW X ffl , , I fil. iii: . 14 5 , ' 'K 4 i 'A -fi ' T, Boon, Cathy 1 . '- 1 ' Bufkin, Briana 14 MVN! 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Glynda Jackie Joel Don Dewayne Mrs. Ray Felfy Bates Benson Chaney Dickens Kathy Bill Chriss Helen Fooks Goodwin Hand Hopkins Danny Hutchison Delmer Jackson , Becky Jo Jones K J I Judy Kay Marrs Y 4- f, I .05-, Mary Martin , .I Steve Paschall 'W ' Af Ik S - 3,4.7ibe'1f r Terry Piper M 1 Barbara Russell ' , Hal Ryan Craig Schaefer Mi f I x Barbara Simmons X 1 I f h Q' Z 3 Q Q X IN - , , ff S- '- 1 7' Steve Worley Jimmy Taylor J James Tipton Y, ' K 1 FV' f ' .I ' b ' Earl Votaw Mary Jan Welch --vb ,ii lr L L 14 144 lf I rr I Q,-2 , 2 we I1 fig. .VI if 4 Victoria Camela De Leon Espmosa Juan Juanita Lopez One Z Ramona Martinez Irene Mata Nuemi Mata Joe Perez Abraham Placencio Adam Placencio Jessee Ramirez Johnnie Ramirez Loney Ramirez Pedro Rameriz Nellie Rodriquez Martha Sanchez Poncho Sanchez Rose Sustaita Emma Ureste r .v f' if w ,QA -1 x -' JA X A x, , f vp-lf. I . Ck WHL!! , T ,gf Y u Q ' 'N X 1 X X XX 1 P Francisco Annette Richard Andrea Alvarado Armstrong Armstrong Arriogio Johnnie Rita Barbara Rudy Balderaz De Leon Elder Estrado Zum- W Robert Garza Adelina Hernandez Joe Hernandez Lupe Martinez Carlene :Mayberry Juan Ochos Ester Perez Ann Rameriz Saledad Ramos Jimmy' Richardson Feliz Rivera Luis San Miquel Mary Trivino Reuben Ureste Yolanda Tobar if -0. 11 0 Us Q . . A s x-2 H 14- '.-ffpissf hm' 'iz Mrs, Suttle Majors Johnnye Kerry Jimmy Suzette Allen Bragg Branson Brownin Kay Dudley Sandra Tony Butler Chewning Cox Fabry I, f' l ' V' Joe Mike Fish Q Q 'f are Vickie Hodges 1f,, P fn -is - '. K .lim Ingram . ,. , fv ff' , 5 -L ,V . W J' A .lean Lockridge J P gd f 1 Q 1, W ml MW Q f PT. i . I 1 . .Nl '-4 . 1 - ' Q X Gerald Martin . f 2 Wayne Miller if-v in 4 w- ' 5' Nebbie Nash --. , .-.- AF, l Dv? it Q V15 'bfi VM apex . 4 bf fc- f A 4. Aa ?a xxx I V X 4 n u. X lv Q. ' is N.---riffil' Ii? i i Q k 2 'U 1- 2' J, OT' r x ,- X -v , ,- .1-,rt 4 . 1 A ,ii Sharon Nelson James Oney Dale Pittman Robert Proffitt John Rekieta Pauline Rodriquez Robbie Shive Dianna Slape Wanda Staggs David Truelock Robbie Truelock Louise Tucker am .r ,,r ,i -r v W. .1 1 N J ,i i' m 'Q '-.eip-'iizlj 'f ' ' i'B'Qf 3ii?f5 .444 I . ' v- ,mi 4 4' , , qs f , IV' , Q 3 ' 1. J ' L I 'ii MW C 1 K .1 f C f 'Q ,- I I I 1 l N W if 'I ' Verna Mae Sandra Tommy Hazel Miss Lottie G1bSOH Ballard Brown Brown Chaney Jerome Garland Alice Fay Marilyn Chaney Coleman Compton Davidson Bennie Bins ' l ' Darlene Fish Ray,Flores Luther Foster -I .. gf. x ' N ,Q ' in Jimmy Jones Y a , ,, fr- ' V, , ., Rosita Mata ' ' Beverly Mayberry Q.: 'K ' 'i5 'x ' ' ri . x .K '-all Nw I X 4 Clifford Monroe I ff Carl Dean Moss ,, ,f , , - ' ' , ' 11 YN Judy Powell ' 9 ' 1 l Rosie Rodriquez ' ' - Rosa Salazar l ',' 4 x V . 5 Xl , 5 v ' 14 '4 X . I 1 Carlos Sanchez C ' Ofelia Sanchez I Q- A, Q yi r Ga.ry'Stone 'sv ' AQ- 0 my ,, Linda Tucker fs ,ww x I Z A 1 . ' L 3 A delina Valde z . A if i',4 ' . 4 JI' W. 4, 4 5 x f l 1, in l I' A .sy fxigfi ,M ,, iv I R Q ff ' M K III' Q :X E! x Miss Irene Tippen Doris Melba Eugene Sandra Armstrong Ballard Grisham Jordan Wanda Juanita Tony Larry Lockridge Lugo Martinez McCurdy - Isabell Montalbo A ,K Q3 fi 4' T Rachel Moon ' 'vi N 'Z 1-i Gaynell Parker 5.35 1' 0 f ' ' ,, if 1, , x lx M. 1' f' X M XR N . X ,f I' VN K - I l R, K U 'XG 9 I P 2 'T 1152 i 'x ,K -.H . 1 H i 'X ful' f-f-alll' If , . nf Af Suzoyn Patton Cecilia Perez Lusio Perez Josephine Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Judy Rivera Maria Salazar Irma Sanchez Donald Slape William Taylor Carl Votaw Viola Votaw N ,4- I fv ,., '1 nf - lr' Y' X fl, ' ' Q A 7 ,- Hu xx J V 4 hm Af l so W lp. wx f 4' in .. A x ' A 1 A 0 P' . . 1 ' i - r W 44 A ,R V 8 ra V If , , . f 1 1 2 l xx ' Ke A I ll A Dick Karen Roger Janis MTS. C.E. Whitlock Bates Bragg Branson Burks Ramon Diona Randy Carol Castillo Covington Davis Defoor Carolyn Fletcher U ' 1 V' John Grant , 1 A , lla!! , I, Q I -X: ' will X Toni Handley l Z f l Wendell Isbell lv r g 4 A MM! R ' 1 4- . ' f Thomas Liedtke ' I in J 77 ,,, f Wanda Monroe ' '- ' ' ' ' 'Ai' Pat Paschell , 'J K - ' if-'Q L AJ X 6 .4 ' 1, ' ,, - ..fg..1 Q. r ' I flash., 4 od- - r 5 F f',,, ii .' X l I 12 1. c-af21le f jf! Phil Richards J 5, N g I H Rene Rogers g- K 1' ' ,h ,A , by Bettl' Rose Q' A' 'NJ . Y' i' ,. . Q F Randall Ryan ' K 1 ik ., R d l h S l ' u o p a azar fs- l l L 4 Q1 Danny Schaffer F Johnny Shields 5 ' , 5' ' Garland Tucker Danny Walling Dan Wilson X X PQ 'V f' . x V' 'N x A ' Q ,F 4 ' f , Y 5-'1 ' Q jk K V+- an f Z' -fl igffizfxrii LQ: gil' X V 'X I f fi If , I 1 A pf .. y , 2, Q 1 S I Y sm JDM: Qi-ff 7 mga. X' - - : 1 ' iff' ,534 J A xiii? lk ,in ALA -iii!! A A.5 '1lf ' Miss Bernita Fish Irma Bob Michael Jerry Amador Browning Carpenter Carr Fred Timmie Cheryl Robyn Davis Detwiler Goodwin Goodwin , , A 2 g A . 'Q 252, J K 'J' L. ' 1 'M 1' 'N 4- fi-,O ' 'J' ' nf r'-' I V , ,, V . 4- 1 x :Q 49x , ' l I 'flu A! X - ' 11f: 2 J rr if vqn Three- lf Curtis Hutchinson Linda Jeter Jennifer Jones Jimmy Martin Diane Mayberry Gilberto Melchor Sonny Monroe Jeanette Prater Sherry Rekieta Gabriel Rivas Annie Rodriquez Frankie Shields Linda Shields Donna Taylor James Welch in jr 2. 1 9- I r w W K u if. These first grade girls and Mrs, Felty are seen by the playhouse, a favorite spot in the first grade room, These industrious second and third graders took time out from their stud ies to pose for a picture ,Hama chan! ,Cifc This group of second graders is Very Two of the boys in Miss F1sh's third intent on what Miss Gibson, their teacher, is saying. Swered Wx.. NL U x1 1, y , I r I. J In CAFETERIA WORKERS Here are the dependable hard work1ng1ad1es who prepare a balanced meal each day: Mrs McGee Mrs Grant Mrs Hobbs Mrs Terry and Mrs Bridwell gy . w 5- X-A ,v N 5 Hafeteria Warkzrs LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISOR is Mrs. McGee. She has the responsibility of keeping the lunch room in smooth working order, and she has done a fine job for many years, eff' 4 rs, Law .w Here are the men who are respons1b1e for gettmg the rural students to school each day Left to r1ght they are as follows R D Tye E H Grant L L Spurlock B T Wllllams and L Slaughter Not p1ctured are Cuz Albrlght O Mlnts Mrs Ward Terry W1l11e Cannon, and H H Haston P H S Custodian is Goodwin Custodian is Alamo Custodian is Mr A L Hobbs MI' J' G Ford Mr C A Burch X x 2. Q f-'l A L 5.2 y ' v 4 . A K Q, a f f if N' f J X .L ., .Q Farm! Zfcarhcr Assaczatzau Thls commumtw, club IS one of the most use ful and ufnportant organrzattons tn our cmtx Made up ofthe parents and teac hers of our c ount3 Manx worthwlmle act1v1t1es and projects are undertaken so that our schools and students wtll be prowlded wttl vartous nece ss1t1es and lufqurtes that rname school and educatmon a more pleasant task The mam monex ramstng project oi the xear for thms organrzatlon 15 the annual County l-'a1r The Fa1r 15 made up of a program and a Coro natlon Blllx Mac 'feel was narrator thts year and posed as Uncle Sam Mxss Martlyn Sm1th sang and posed as a star from Texas A group of grade school chlldren posed as the group of ftr st A m e r 1 c an s and representatlves from the flrst colomzed states Wlth txny red sktrts of net and a 1'ver letter across the front these darltng ltttle chorusvrrls spelled out the State OHIO and lntr 0 rl uc e fl the state of Florxda Members ofthe tturd grade presented a cnarve ln tre pace ot the program bx perform mv two sq.1are dances Each state mn tl e LSA was represented and a tlav placed 11 t e flag stands for eacl one ,Annual Zaunty gdfl' Mrs. John Chenault is the hub of the wheel in this active community club. Serving her second term as president, Mrs. Chenault has guided this club through many worthwhile community proj- ects. The staff of officers serving under her are lst vice Mrs G W Park Znd vice Mrs Joe Txe 3rdv1ce Mr A M Fabry secretary Mrs Earl Bates treasurer Mrs James Sween ey and photographer Mrs Cliford Killing sworth The community Fair was originated in 1954 55 This past year was the fourth presentation of this annual event Each year a committee of Women plan and originate the theme of the Fair This year under the supervision of Mrs Dwight R1 char d s the theme was Around the USA in Eighty Minutes gf' The highlight of the Fair is the crowning of the three school queens The Coronation is en acted in true rox al fashion with everything from attendants to crown and train bearers Each year on the night of the Fair PHS is the center of activities A parade led by the Dragon Band with floats from various classes start this gay event Each year the PTA offers to the top three floats prizes ranging from five to fifteen dollars largest P314 Project Petite Miss Pam Bearden was crowned Queen of High School. Chosen by her Junior class to represent them, Pam Won over the representa- tives from the remaining three classes. Charles Johnson, class president, escorted and crowned this fair queen. Large brown eyes beautiful curly hair and a winning smile are the words to describe friendlx little Francine Tippen Xliss Tippen has just be gun her long climb toward a leigh school education This cute first grader was c r ovt ne d Queen of Alamo The colorful flags and the map of the LSA. xx ere the only decorations and tied in with the tlaeme Around the LSA in Eightx Nlinutes M1ss Sandra Beene won out as Queen of Good win Sandra is a pretty little fourth grader with blonde hair and a large friendl5 smile The committee of women who Worked on the coronation committee are to be commended for the job they did planning this part of the program Working with a large group of small children is no easy task but it does have its rewards . . r . . . J . 1 .D , . i 1, ' Y . . . . . . t, , .. -r - - , - H . li . 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A v 9 X smoke Hall Scruggs And Company The Store That Strlves To Please N For All Your IHQUIBIICC Need- FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Ph e 108 df.. - Tb ' A ' 1' 'Q ' Xu 0 X . is x f wg ll ' ll HIIJIJ5 wig PRICES ww JQH NNIL CLEO K !f,5Wf it WMA R0 CE mn Ill Q67 IL W e f i, rg I a 0 0 4, ffm, 9 O I q Q X 1 0 4 X f .QZVW I , ff , .Rx ' M154 X C2 .. . 1 My ' , Hia' 0 . ig 'i' W f: an f I v Vqti N Q A IH 5 f 1. hh : X ' y My x -N 4 X e +' ' f . :X lg M d I N .L x X ' , ' N l Il . 7?-N ' I 'a Yx ff I 1 T 1 ' s JN: t -Xxx k f? QD A ff f C 1' 1 7 Q -'+: -, D. ,, sl- h - . 1 Ill' -n- ' f ' ', 2 A .aP -'. Panhandle Compress and Warehouse Company Ph Qbl PADUCAH, TEXAS B 786 A Completely Sprmkled Plant C W ESTES Supt PADUCAH LUMBER COMPANY Proqresswe Home Bu1lders N PHONE 3 0 Copl THE PADUCAI-I POST Prmters Publlshers oyN Th wzdfh AH tAbotN fP pl . . , , 11HUli'S PM IF 2 m iments of KENNETH TOOLEY--Publisher The nl ewspaper In e or at Gives ' oo' u ewso eo eYou Know Refreshing remembrance ff X , AUTOG RAPHS d hefty ITM C Co P Y COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY --ul'-' 9 AU! ij A - ' we 'X N JK 'tfgfl uh' 9'-Y KILLINGSWORTH YourJeweIer I -ix X ff!!! 0 :cram G X . 1 Bottle under avi i o Coco- olu m on by I Y' , ' ' R N A 2 ' A ' ,A -w 1 I I ' - , 44 - ' . K in I , ' ' - .I . 7.544-4 . 'TTA' A ya ,W X. , ' A E I Pk, iff' Y ' L U 44- ' -' f' 'E-L wg. ' ' J Q ,, .. A , , Y A A . . .9 - , . X Q V V I . , l F 8 .I ' .X 1 'N ,3 ,V ' 'i' - A h- ' A C Congratulat' Compliments of DR. W. E. HARRISON DR. WILLIAM BEENE OIJIOINGIYIQI Magnolia Petroleum Co BILL EBLEN Agent 75 M d 369 M Mobnlgns SOOYICU I W MUIIISIIGW DISIIIIDUIOI ZZ CONGRATULATIONS Sgv DIXIE MAID fc ww mu L 1 IH dq Z M E E Ph - on - . C I 'V UI Phone 3 Dorf! Say Ice Cream FROM llll' ' ' 3, s 'um Refreshmen ea uar ers TS. , , Asher Congratulatmns UQ 5 Beauty Q On PADUCAH VETERINARY CLINIC J T Westbrook 921 aww S1 Telephone 128 PADUCAH TEXAS I Congratulatlons Senlors FARMERS GAS gl OIL COMPANY Butane gl Propane Wholesale Retail B111 Br ownxng Comphments of BURBUSS GRUCERY AND MARKET Phone 427 M Compliments of In the interest of CLOWER RECORD SHOP Good Citizenship Paducah, Texas A. Phone8l E ' CS ly Tzxsonaf affzrzffun yiuzn gow: EUl'lH Ecauty nzzcfn a o 5 . , 1 Q I I COMPLIMENTS OF SHAMBURGER LUMBER CO Home of F1ne Lumber 70 Comphments of JCNE S and MULKEY 0. GENERAL INSURANCE County and District Clerk G um I no 39 ,--. ' - '-.t Q-' Q- O. K. TIRE SHGP Night Phono 431-R Day Phone 345 Paducah, Texas ll I ll Phone 2 Compliments Of - 1 'ii' P d h T BOX 608 Ph 322 UWWZZQ 1 U E9 E o GAS - OIL - BUTANE H H FISH GRAIN CO DR W T PAYNE 0 WYLIE BOYLE SOUTHLAND LIFE DUPIIBS1 s Hardware BEALTH BAR R E ARCHER 16 'vi Th 1 PHONE 68 phone 32 Compliments of ' ' . , , , Phone 3 2 V1 U . I . L Phono 570 Phone 46 Compliments of . ' f O 0 Phone -L e ma Trammel DRUMMOND LUMBER COMPANY Establlshed 19 O7 Comphrne nts of BEIN FRANKLIN STORE Natlonally Known S E Boothe Owner ht U00 WW 1 in 725 lllFllfPllll'ff Pho e 36 COXH I INHNIS OI- Whlte Star Laundry PHONE 392 Gerald Whcztley Cxomphmc nts PADUCAH FURNITURE In Matencxls Briggs News and Fabric Shop publlc avvountant 01611 XIOXXGIX Phom film idx comul xstem IH talled tam Ill 0 and mamtamui 1 me Hxe Afton Wllllngham phone 387 PADUCAH TEXAS audit I'1 - it R. ENT' ' T . ll ' ll ....i. , , Q ...WM 0ff44,,,,, fV0:uu ., , . , C' r A . . I 1 I . 0 sn' , s 5 ' 1 . - . x ' x c I I . Q , 'Q fy 35 2,35 X. 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PRESCRIPTIONS - i ,-C, 2 fg n 'W Fl S aw '- .fV'5f JL' 2 I - S x PADUCAH SERVICE STATION Washtng Greastng Ttre Repatr WaIfer Mtller Phone 283 M CONOCO COMPLIMENTS OF Htggtnbotham Bartl Co e Good Lumber Phone 76 Best W1SheS POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY FTOVU Prtnt ng Rubber Stamps Novelty Adv Typewfttefs Addtng Mqchmes GOODWIN CRUMP GITN Sqleg Qnd Semce If Its For The Offtce We Have It Phone 260 W Paducah Texas , Fig , ' -'sf , I h O I O l D O O II' . Il ll ' i - - . T - , . ' I MAT EUBANKS CHEVRO Automobile Sales And Servlce Se1berl1ng Tlres And Tubes LET COMPANY IN See Us For The Best In Transp Save s You Dollar s Chevrolets Than SEIBERLINE f 'rmzs Wa ff ortat1on Any Other Car ' 'More People Buy Paducah Texas Phone 94 Complunents of PALACE THEATRE I. T. Sweeney Grocery .XIEATS CIi0ilEIiIIiS FRUTS VEGE'I'.'X HI .ES Phone 226-I On Crowell Highway Complunents of CY WRIGHT Congratulations To The Seniors of '58 BRAZOS RIVER GAS CO Ph. 106 xxx-.xx vU?U!5x.f A y 'iffy' ,ax Z :f 1 ' x n W - 4. ,,3. ,X , f v 'tb f . V Q I, . . . f' , ffl f I ' I 1 D PRESCRIPTIONS WA SUNDRIES -LL.L BIGHAM PHARMACY The Rexall Store Phone 10 PADUCAH PARTS CO EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE For Cars Trucks and Tractors J E NORRIS 8. COMPANY Quahty Fulnlture PRATER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1009 Easley Phone 147 Massey Ferguson Sales gl Servme Mathleson Irrlgatlon Bryon - Jackson Pumps Fmestone Tues O 4.4 ., Y I VY I L1 I i I And Automotive Machine Shop t f JIMMIE SANDLIN PADUCAH FLORIST JE WE LER PHONE 144 GF? he WW 9 gb f W fl? mus ing? DAILY of '29 999 9 9 9 5 CHHPEHTER HEUTHE SHUP BLACKSMITHING WELDING DISK GRINDING LAWN MOWER SHARPENING HARDSURFACING PORTABLE WELDING GENERAL HEPA PADUCAH MOTOR COMPANY INC SALES Q SERVICE Ph 5 PADUCAH TEXAS You Friendly Ford Deal Congratulations Seniors C pl' O A X A ff l Al l , 1 , l f r' Al K ' L vmas A bxlcuolcin my Z X Xllfpx x XI , ff .. 2 I f ' XOAI, i f fv Q X mx, 'wif fg IR oneil CONGRATLMTIQNS SENIORS CITY BAKERY if? Special Orders for Special Occasions Pastr1es - Holsum Bread Gerald cmd Evelyn Stanley Phone 120 LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE 'Everythmg for the Er1t1re Fanuly Phone 80 Paducah Texas For All Your In urame Need FIRST N4Tl0N4L B4NIx BIIIIJIW WINIUN'S STATION Congratulatlons to w The Semors of,58 TUBE'ESS TIRE REPAIR BATTERIES CHARGED BARRETT'S SERVICE STA TION PHONE 236 , - ' ' rv Y N , . S '. 5 - W1-11TE's AUTO STORE SAVLWAY FOOD MKT ' HL E I Home of Greater Values OW Very Day Prlces Every Item Guaranteed 10074: home owned ' A.H. Smoky, Smith Fred Haddad ROXIC Nlchols Phone 65 - J Compliments of ROSE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Quanah Childre s s V l al DAIRY PRODUCTS I Clava-Jah: M910 VIYAHIN Hllk one own D mu flovrrlukz UN' umnrkonucfs 'Y ICSC' QM GRAD! I-IOMO Al' EES Z' Lnvfzlrlnk -fjf f C' 'T c'nsAY ulrvulnl'-L fw T Akkcnlis V If vlruuuo 'Z' LY 4' lA!.?lUll!lL , ' -'J ' 5 .,-- 71 -V v , V -' lam , 1 . ' . ., -ml 1 .20 1419 A V lr I, - f ' A V, . A4 L.- ,-. V x I . -e ' I 'f ' 'W f' HX Nt.. I ,.,.,..,, 1 V . ' . A .f ' pr' ., . fv ,r r 1 ' ' -9 r ' . - - msd . X I'Qf'1Q's?.'s:1.2-.,:.-'f 2E5Ef , . ef I M T' firffiif t 3024 v2jlo 3 EN 2 Paducah Cash Grocery CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To The SENIORS Of 1958 ROY A. JONES YOUR COUNTY ATTORNEY 53 BACK ROW: B. Leathers, W. Thornton, J. Riddell, C. Riddell, M. Mulkey, T. Richards P. Matney. ZND ROW: J. Rochelle, P. Hoffman, R. Wilson, M, Henry. FRONT ROW: J' Powell, F. Jones, R. Richards, P. 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