Palestine High School - Arc Light Yearbook (Palestine, TX)
- Class of 1956
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X X PAL ES THX E HTGH SCHOOL SETTING All the world's a stage and all the men-and women merelyplayers 2 L.. 3, . K . . I .. J if -X, ig C-, ,HJ -X :ll 1 .N -XX . i 1X Y 1 4. ' ' ' pg ' -N N wa N A if-' Q - . -f Q AJS ' 5' -if Na ' X ' x L fix f , 11 1 , - . . V ig , ,, Q ,. - A x. 'R A f , ' 13 N I f N EX -. N, 1 9 ' , . I1 'jx JJ M f 1 g------WI. --f' L. L4 Xi Li , ix.. h K! J -jj KW If L X1 LL ex J K ' -R xx S ' N ,L ,J 4 K 1 ., , In V M N 2,41 - ,f Q1 N . EAS'-3 X. P ff-'gi Q1 NX? - .J. .L .a,.aJf Vx VY W ' f M S fx .A 3, X x '- A ' J .. 4 W f . -1. x . K ' V .I V, V ' ' K , x K ' - j , - f, , ll ' L V' - l . ' f - 7 ' ,f . 5 j vu f ' k v f . ' - ' L ' x A '. . ' - , a -g X L ' A Q ,,,- If X 4 . ' -W li K N -T x k f 'f ,I 5 -Y ' ' C715 1956 Are ,Cighl Staff .xA of Palestine High Sehool Palestine, Cenas presents Che Drarna of HJ-LS. ,7enell,1leNeiil Sw Mfkfhffvfdf 6o-5,1ff0f Go- fditor ,Anne johnslon john ,Morris Business .Manager Photographer Volnrne XXII f f ! I Xf ,W X X X XY y Xxx .' A- ARC LIGHT SWEETHEART 'Ihe Arc Ltght staff of 1936 prcstnts tts sweetheart PEGGY LOU HODGES who was elected to thxs vote for hrs cho1ce of four cauchdates The Arc Ltght staff IS happy and proud to clalm Peggy Lou as honor by the student body during Arc Light Week. The purchase of a yearbook entitled each student to its sweetheart. 5 DEDICATION 'VIR ROBERTB BRISTOW In the last five years many students of Pal estme I-hgh School have v1s1ted the off1ce of Mr Robert B Bnstow our school counselor There the students have found understandmg guldance and often tmmes s olut1on s for thexr perplexmg problems Students have alw ays found a frxend who was w1ll1ng and c apable of gxvmg wlse and helpful advlce to them Because of hms unselfxsh and sacrxfxcmal ser v1ce to the students of P H S the Arc Llght staff respectfully ded1cates the 1956 Arc L1ght to Mr Robert B Brlstow Counselor of Palestme H1gh School fi ?l 'im-.i AN EXAMPLE Don Bell lxke many others fmds Mr Brlstow Wllllflg and able to glve guldance ln planmng hxs future N ' x XX K.... G 95 ' 2 fo' . F W -rf W! 1. 1 4 . - XX X V- . 1 ' f A 1 B K :. xx ,nm D 1 U z J I v '10- , 7? f A, fn., S E D CLEVELAND SUPERINTENDENT Recogmzed throughout the sta te as an out stand1ng educator Mr E D Cleveland s steadfast m hxs efforts to 1mprove the schools of Palestlne The marked progress wh1ch the Palestlne Publ1c Schools have made dur1ng h1s adm1n1strat1on has been the result of h1s ab1l1ty to foresee the problems of a rap1dly mcreaslng sc hool populatlon and to h1s w1se and sound evaluat1on of educatlonal 1deas Mr Cleveland has successfully adm1n1ster ed h1s mult1tud1nous ta s k s but he has mam tamed a s1ncere an d personal concern for the welfare of students and teachers The staff of the 1936 Arc Llght be11eves that our school system and our commumty are for tunate to have Mr Clcvzlaurl as Supermten dent of the Publmc Schools of Palestme 8 M D STEWART PRINCIPAL A kmd word and an under standxng heart character1ze Mr M D Stewart the pr1nc1pa1 of Palest1ne H1gh School H1s many dutnes 'is pr1nc1pal keep h1m busy but Mr Stewart f1nds t1me to dlscuss 1nd1v1d ual problems W1 th students and faculty mem bers Hls complete dedxcatlon to h1s work keeps h1m 1n close contact w1th the varled and numerous act1v1t1es of P H S For h1s adm1n1strat1ve ab1l1ty and devotlon to hxs work Mr Stewart mer lt s the admlr at1on and respect of the student body a n d fac ulty of P H S ADMINISTRATORS . . , - . . y c 1 - ' l w . . , A 1 , - ASSISTANTS TO ADMINISTRATORS Mxss Sh1r1ey Walston Offlce Clerk Mrs Patsy Jackson Secretary to Pr1nc1pa1 M155 Ethell Reed Secretary to Supenntendent Q si All Mrs. Johnnie M. Ballard Miss Margaret Fitzgerald English English wg 9, English Yilv-...its-N 1.3 ANOTHER CONTEST Mrs Ballard accepts Ann Butler s entry for Good Citizenship Contest FACULTY Mis s Louise Hathcock TI-IIS IS MY LIFE Biography became Au tobiography as Florence Nightingale fPatr1c1a Grxffithjuslted Miss Fitzgerald S class ,J Ki, i if A . I. f , ,AP f 1 J ' f V1 Fx If R 5,2 z, , JE 1 V ,AIA N i Mrs. Ann Link Miss Elizabeth Springfield English English ..s ' in THEME OF THE WEEK Students mark off another of their fifteen weekly the me s as Miss Hathcock accepts one I M INOTEBOOKS DUE Englishstudf nts get last THIS IS THE WAY M155 Sprlngfleld explaln minute help and su cstions for tie ir n 1 stepby step the proper forrnfor Englishnote books from Nlrs Link books 1 R1chard Gregory Coach Mrs Evelyn Lmson Sc1ence Sc1ence FACU LTV JohnR O'Keefe General SCICHCC FROG GIGGING TIME Blology S tude nt s TWO AMONG MANY Mrs L1nSon and Sue hope Mr Gregory wxll barbecue the legs of MCReyno1ds enjoy the boys' lab Period the frogs T2 0 of J, f ! 5,1 if-W y N - l,f'V Q 9 ,2 :A , ' I X ' . li . , Y M L I , X X Y X 5 1 V5 Y-4 p4 sg! 'uw Hu ' oaqf' favs KY? ni Mrs. Mary Hamilton Miss Pauline Braly Homemaking Homemaking WHICH CAME FIRST? Mr O'Keefe seeks an answer from h1s Sc1ence class to th1 s ageless quesuon la, . Q SNIP SNIP Mrs Ham11ton demonstrates the TEA TIME M1ss Braly Joms the Foods III proper cuttlng techruques class m honormg Ann Patteson and Carolyn Klrby 'I3 5 fr I 4 .4 L . ' Q 1 ' If , ' . 5 4 ff C ' 'S ',,,1L Yf,4.4'f1' r 4 nl 1 J 'gs 41 ffl' ,.. E. W. Craddock Miss ola Mae Hamilton Speech and Math Mathematics 0 FACU LTV Mrs. lie Jones 4S'Ma ematics 'lr' T' K , '.', ff' 'flk . v 5, gs: 4.0 CAN YOU PROVE IT?-Mr. Craddock's stu- LAYING THE FOUNDATION-Miss Hamilton dents learn that the Proof is the essential gives the Freshmen a thorough explanation element in Geometry. of Algebra. Jesse E. Smith, Coach Miss Olive Williams Mathematics Foreign Language -sl THE SQUARE ROOT-Mrs. Jones explains the steps in finding the square r oot in Al- gebra. Y ,.,. n.4-L... IT LOOKS SO EASY! -Multiplicationisa sim- GAUL IS DIVIDED-Larry Scott tries to in- ple process when Mr. Smith explains it to his terpret his Latin translation for Miss Wil- General Math Class. liarns. R. J. Horn Safety Education SAFETY FIRST-Mr. Horn explains the mech MUSIC TIME The Choir gets the right pitch anism of an automobile before he r 1 sk s the as Mr Moseley Sounds the key note driving of the novices. 16 A .sn-nw M1ss CleoW1ll1r1gham M1-5 W C Wyhe CIVICS Amemcan I-hstory IT S A SMALL WORLD Tlme and spac e d1sappear as Mr T1erce br 1ng sl e World I-hstory Q. 'Jaffa ,xg Q ui, 'J 'i X7 lr'x YOU CAN HAVE THEM, WE DONVT WANT PROJECT TIME Mrs Wyl1e's students d1s THEM Students relax as Mxss Wxllmgharr cover the wealth of mater1al for projects m labors over C1v1cs projects Amerlcan I-hstory 'I7 . Y ' M A C xx 4 A I , I 1 lk' J I l NAI N rn ' V, W 7 . - ' 4 . f M 1.-' T . - . n HK v-sum T ' 1. 1- L f . 'XML I5 fb I A I-'I'-. ',' B142 1 U ' 4 vu. A , I - V .Y I 1 0 I - ll , - . ' . ' ' i f to ' - . . I I 'X . V . ' l -?---- KA--J, -' A4 . 1 A, M.. f . ,, -W ,1 3 3' . A Q ' K X V . ,s . 4 4 . Q' M Q A 397 C- J- Gollum A. L, Herren Agriculture Industr1al Arts FACULTY Homer Morrms J Corr1merc1al K' OH MR SANDMAN demonstrates to Mr RESULTS Mr Collum evaluates the results Herren how successfully he can u se the of h1s teachmg as the Ag boys preparefeed sander for thelr cattle 'bs r- ,N Nr ggi Ax ...A t . .4 - 6 2 ' if 4 I Magis X emma 0090 00006 T, ' 0000 .nl Harvey Lee O'Br1ant MISS Juha Lee Srmth D1str1but1ve Eclucatlon Commerc1a1 PROBLEMS JACKIE 'P Mr MOTT1S he 1 p S Jack1e Hall to solve her troublesome prob lems m Bookkeepmg 6 'i FQ' 14. A l SELLING TECHNIQUES Mr O'Br1ant dem TAKE A LETTER PLEASE Mmss Sm1th onstrates to h1s D E students how to suc gmves her shorthand classes pracucal x cessfully d1sp1ay merchand1se per1ence 19 1 M ,. 4, J . 1 -' . ' - V I-E - - - ff X x ' Q 43 ' K-I lf, T - ,J.,,,,,T, , shi S! A 'A' Y ,A 5 L O M T- 43 AY N Q' - X:3 : gi . A Q f x ' .- ly- - X , . . '- Q I' K - '- . r' X 'l ii- ' W '4 - ' - vu ll- ' - ' Y ' . . - ' ' e - 1' 'i 'Cl' I X f I MISS Comme Hurley Alton Taylor Coach 11- 'CS FACULTY Mrs Marye Jo Sml H L1brar1ar1 THIS IS THE WAY IT'S DONE M155 Hurley THE GAME IS ON The fun gets under way mstructs the g1rls m the art of servmg m as Mr Taylor throWS UP the JUmP ball volleyball 20 I .D . 1 , I , ?I , K v- l 'I 9 . b 4 - :nn I I QV Q ,N ki x 1 ' 40 f T PhySiCal Education Physical Education C :Q ' 5,5 7 F if -ff, !!'U'IIn R. B., Bristow Weldon Bynum Counselor Head Coach REPAIR DEPARTMENT The old books are made new and the new ones are checked un der Mrs Sm1th's skxllful dlrectlon 1 1 U1 I Chlll Band D1rector ' 21 I3 - X M Q . . . . X, pf ' 'X , 'I ECHNIQUE 'I'IfVIE-Nlr. Wzsllac 6' Ends Bob Roy B. Wallace ' Ha rt 1 in Pwr bzmrl K- 'que-, I I 11 , BOARD OF EDUCATION p LEFT TO RIGHT E D Cleveland Superlntendent Maurlce Ros son Pres Protem J T Alldredge Secretary Dr R H Bell Presldent K A Anderson L E Foster Mrs Lxly May Overton Asst Sec L J Flanagan Vmce Presxdent fnot shownj The board of the Palesune Pubhc School System LS C ompo s ed of lay cltxzens who glve generously of thelr txme and ab1l1ty As e xpe r 16 nc: e d busmess and professlonal men and women they are quallfxed to formulate and adm ln 1 s te r wlth w 1 s dom the pollcles of our schools As parents and cltlzens of our commumty each member of the board xs dedlcated to the smgular purpose of bu1ld1ng and m al nta 1 n1n g schools that wxll meet effectxvely the needs of Amermcan Youth The 1956 Arc Llght staff expresses 1ts apprematlon to these worthy men and women who unselflshly contr1bute so much to the You h of Palestme Texas Nc 249' a 1: Y, fijfj I A ,ive rage , k - ,T .4 'ax Y ,if 'wi'-If uf 2-1 ' ,Q , Ji? 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Garner 4 f A ffm .nl 'lv- ' 'T Q 1. will. 3' 91 Iftlg J Ou? O-H SCDPHCDMORE FAVORITES 34 Mary Helm ,Nawlm an jerry Feudlaml L x .. if Y. 2. L, , I J 1 . . . 2 3 1 ' . . M V A . I.. 1 ', Q' .t ' . ,' x P: : K 1 ' if V 7 Q n J - . g .4 ' X I' , fl ' , .51 I ..f-J . ,nl - ., hifi, 5 . 24' ,4 ,4 .A .VC f ' A , , 'r' . I 41 I J , I v I . Il: I 'S 'ii-. '5- Q' SWEETHEARTS Beverly Calcote Ann Lynn Crass Mary Jane Fagan Melba Fenner Faye Holcomb Betsy Kay Sandra Link Tome Nell Nowlin Sandra Toland Bobbie West Patsy Shaver fnot shown, ESCORTS Harry Selden Tom Bailey David Ducote Dale Hanks Jon Gregg G. L. Gaines Roger Holmes Roy Bomer Mike Averitte Randolph Young Cecil Stanaland SONGS Memories are Made of This 'Love is a Many Splendored Thin 'Somewhere Along the Way It s Almost Tomorrow l'll Always Be In Love With You Pretend Deep Purple' Because of Yo ' ' Band of Gold 'My Own True LoVe 'Suddenly There s A Valley' 'E 'XSS' Wzemistry ll I1 J el! lbiunllley 4 Hand 0 f'-2 fb, ,OS 56 0 ,W fgfff 5' R ogerd 9H,4 Qffifyfffff if W9 W yy ff! A525525 My agifijii jjylyjv fffi f2fff 57304 . x ' . V , if YV f L 1 Cx ' ' of 4- ' 5 5, 5, JV' J SJ 155414. Wllrfon Z?ogcl Wargaref . BULJOII D8 mifz 'fx X4 JOHN MORRIS, an outstanding Senior has been a member of the Junior His- torical Society and the Future Teachers of America In his Senior year John has served as pr e sident of the local F T A and vice-president ofthe dis- trict organization He has beena mem- ber of the Arc Light Staff for two years and the job a s photographer ha s kept him quite busy this past year. His fav- orite subject is American History which he plans to continue studying in Baylor University. This is his second year to be named as a Who's Who of P.H.S. 42 WHO S 41-va-q..,,h JERRY HARPER a studious and tal ented Senior has been active in the Future Teachers of America Junior Historical Society and the Chemistry Club during his high school years H is also a member of the Chatter Staff and served on the Senior Coronation Committee Jerry possesses outstand ing talent in both art and piano His future plan after graduation is to enter the University of Texas where he will be gin his studies to become a doctor 1- 49 PTE g--nw X. y x Hes or covssuwsm -A f J , if Y' , WHO These students were chosen by the fac ulty on the basls of scholarshxp lead ershxp cxtmzenshxp and school Splrlt MARY JOY RUSHING a very talented Semor and honor student has been an actxve member of the Jumor Hxstormcal Soclety and the Future Te ac he r s of Amerxca Durxng the fmrst three years of her hxgh school career she was ac compamst for the B Natural Club She wmll act as Student Dlrector of the Sen lor Coronatxon ln whxch she wxll serve mn the Guard of Honor Her favor lte subjects are Latm and Englxsh After graduatlon she plans to enter B a ylor Unlve r s 1 ty where she w1ll major 1n mus1c BOB SMITH a very outstandxng Semor and honor student has served thls year as p r e s 1d e nt of the Student Councxl He has proved to be an act1ve part1c1 pant ln school sports and num e rous act1v1t1es He was elected MOST REP RESENTATIVE B O Y by the s tude nt body and was also elected GOVERNOR when he represented our school at BOYS STATE last summ e r Bob's one ambltxon ms to become a Methodxst mmxster Thxs IS hls fourth year ap pearmg ln the WHO'S WHO s e c t Lon 43 lg JERRY ELROD, a very energetic boy, is a participant in many activities. This year he has served as vice -president of the Junior Historical Society and also as the vice -president of the Junior Class. He is also a member of the Chatter Staff. Jerry's favorite subjects are Latin and American History. I-le plans to enter Southwestern University where he will prepare for the ministry. 44 WHO S TOMMY BAILE Y is a versatile Jun ior who has appear e d in this section for three consecutive year s He is a member of the Chemistr y Club and holds a high scholastic rating As an athlete Tom ha s be en outstanding IH football basketball and track Torn is undecided about his plans for the future WHO DAVID HUNTER, a very fr1endly stu dent on the campus of P H S served as Clubs and Orgar11zat1ons e d1 to r of the Arc Lxght He has formerly served on the Chatter Staff He 1S an ac t1ve member of the .Tumor H1StOT1Ca1 Soc1ety and VICE pres1dent of the Student Coun C11 The favor1te subJectof th1s honor student1s Lat1n Durlng h1s spare t1me he enjoys playmg tenn1s He plans to study med1c1ne at the Un1 ve r s 1 t y of Texas B A ve r y outstandmg and aCt1VC student on the campus of P H S IS TOME NELL NOWLIN She has be en aCt1V6 1l 1 many orgaruzatlorls and aCt1V1t1eS on the campus part1cu1arly1n the F T A .Tumor H1StOT1Cal Soc1ety and Student COUHC11 For three years she has been a member ofthe Arc L1 ght Staff Al though Tome Nell's futur e plans are 1ndef1n1te she plan s to attend Baylor Un1vers1ty l 45 003 V? 1 CARI.. HART, a veryprom1s1ng member of the Fresh man class, has been actlve 1n many school act1v1t1es He has served as a member of the Student Councll and as an offlcer of the Freshman class Carl1s veryac t1ve ln sports and mamtams a hugh scholastm stand ard WHO S WHO SYLVIAFOSTER, an 1nte111gent and clever Sophomore, 15 an actwe member of the F T A , I..1brary Club, and Jumorl-I1stor1ans She has been pre Sldent of her home roomfor two years Th1s year she has served as a class ed1tor of the Arc L.1ght Her hobb1es are read 1ng and tennls At the pr e s e nt she plans to enter T C U but her career plans are 1ndef1n1te MARION BOYD an out stand1ng membe r ofthe Sophomore class has been chosen as a Who's Who of P H S for two years She has been ac tlve 1n the F T A Jun 1or H1stor1ans, and Stu dent Counc1l She has a h1gh scholast1c standmg and plans to study secre tar1a1sc1ence at Southern Methochst UH1VSTS1ty af ter she graduates 3 ...absxx 4--1-1 Q 9 - .f I J A . . . . 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R, A, 1: Jr. Sweetheartg Jr. Prom Comm.3 Jr. Finance Comm.3 Arc Llght Sales- man Zg Jr. Hist. 3-4:Guard of Honor. C' l BRUMLEY, JOEL Chem. Club 43 Sweetheart 43 F. H. A. Sweetheart 33 Jr. Prom Escortg Jr. Fa- vorlteg Duke 2-33 Basket- ball l-4pKing ofCoronation. BRIDGES, JOHN H. F.F.A, l-3. .7-'ax 1 x BUTLER, ANNIE WADE Student Council 1-23 F,H A. Z3 D,E. 43 Sec. 4. 49 CARNATHAN, JUDITH Jr. Hist. Z-45 F.H.A. 1-45 F.T,A. Z-45 Student Council 3-45 Jr. Sweetheartg G.R.A. Z-35Arc Light Salesman 35 Safety Ed. Club 45 Pres. 45 Sr. Coro. Comm. CALCOTE, SUE F.H.A. 1-45 F,T.A. Z-45 Jr. I-list.. 43 G.R.A. 1-43 Volleyball Z-45 Lette red Z-45 Sr. Dogwood Chain- bearer5 Jr. Prom Belle. T27 CARTER, CLARA WELBORN CARTER, JULIANNE Jr. Hist. 3-45 F.T.A. Z-49 F, H. A. 1-45 B-Natural 3-45 Rep. 45 Class Reporter Z5 Class Sec. 35 Arc Light Salesman l, 2,45 Arc Light Staff35Thes. 3-45 Pres. 45 Duchess 35 G,R.A. Z. CONAWAY, WALTER F, F, A. 35lnd. Arts 15 Thes ians3-45F,T,A. l-45 Safety Ed. 15 D.E. 1. P F.H.A. l-45 Band l-Z. COMPTON, KAY F.H.A. 45 Par. 45 Chem. Club 45 fPHSl Cheerleader 15 Cla ss Sec. 15 fCentral H. S. Eng, lg Cheerleader 35 Class Treas. 35 G.R.A. Z-35 Pres. 35 fMorgantown H, S, , West Virginia. l MONEY, MONEY, MONEY-Seniors think hard of money making schemes at their first class meeting. 50 E' DEVERS JAN H A 1 3 J Finance Comm Jr Prom Garland Gnrl Arc Lxght Art Staff 3 DICKSON MARGARET T A A 1 3 Bandl 4 Band Club c 3 A11Reg1on Band4 Arc Lxght Salesman 3 Dnst Typxng Contest Dlst Shorthand Contest F' ,A.Sweetheart4' . Finance Comm. with mixed emotionq DAVIS NANCY DIEHL DORTHE ANN F T A 4 s Llbrary Club 3 Sec Chatter Staff 4 Jr Prom Belle Nat Merxt Scholar sh1pSem1 Fxnahst 4 Drs tr1ct Typewrxtmg 3 DICKEY MARGARET SUE G R A 1 4 Lettered 1 4 F T A 1 Z B Natural 3 F H 3 J Pr m Comm Vo11eyba1124 Letter Z4 Coronatlon Comm DOUGLAS JOHN I Arts 1 Z F F A Vlce Pres 3 Safety Ed 1 DOUGI AS DONNIE Chem Club 3 Prmce J Prom Escort Footba11Z 4 Lettered 3 4 Basketball KBI Z Track 1 4 Lettered 1 4 State Track 3 4 C' DRESSELL BARBARA ANN 'I A S ety Ed Z D E 4 ol leyball 2 4 Lettered 51 ELLIOT, JOSEPHINE EVANS, JANICE R Band 4 Maj 4 Sweetheart Pal l F H A l 2 Ba 3 Maj 1 2 Drum Maj 3 Duchess 1 Z Class Re Porler 1 2 fliawkmsl udent Counc112 Favorlte J Sweetheart H 1 e r Cheerleader 3 4 ESSARY GAYLE Safety Ed 4 Ind Arts4 Pal J Texas Buslness Club Z fWaxahach1el Q 1 Qg, Y Q EVANS JANELDA GARNER GENE HA otballl 3 LetterZ Basketball Z Tenmsl 4 Dst Champl FTA 3 4 Par 4 Jr Hxst 4 Chat r 4 Glee Club l Z Prom Beau Nat1onalMer11 Scholarshlp Contest FISH GENE eeClublZ r Hxst Beau Bud! Jr Pro Coronatlon Comm BUY A COKE' Semors work hard sellmg candy drmks, and sandwmches at the concesslon stand for the McCallum game 52 G. . A. 25 F. H. A. Z: 9 '. 5 St ' gJr. 44 .L . . . - 5 nd ' .z r. 4 1- 9 '. - 9 '. SX F. . A. V c -P es. 4s Q -g - 1 f ' . Q . 9 G1 - QJ. ' Q ,Q ' 3-4g a -44 , .J x , J J y X I, pf l YW L! Q l K F. . .1-Z. Fo l - 3 -3g ' i . 5 . . . - te g - 5 Jr. fl GARNER ROBERT Football 1 4 Letter Z 4 Basketball 1 4 Letter 3 Student Courxcll 3 Che Club 3 Clas s Vtce Pres 4 Senxor Favorxte Boy s State 'N GRASER CARROLL H n Arts Sg at Arms Dst Pres 4 Safety d the responsibulitq cmd challenge GARIN ER GERALD GRAVE MARY Footballl 4 Letter4 Bas FRANCES ketball 1 Z Jr Pro H A rt Tennls Dx Champ2 3 Prxnee -nf' GOEBEL ROBERT HALL GEORGE Nl Band 1 4 Chatter Staff3 4 Glee Club 1 es4 r x.J' GREENE DAVIDG F A In A HALL JACKIE F H 'X 2 4 Student Coun Z a a 4 1st Volleyball 3 Gxrl s State Jr Sweetheart Cheer leader Z 4 Coro Comm Prmcess 53 .A - -5 . mEs- F, l-4gG,R A. 3. W co Q ' 1-4g 'st. ' -Q h N ' x V V . V. G ,-3 -5 F. , .1-3g d. -rts 1. -1 -43 Q ' i m' R Sp . Q, F.T,A. i-4pchem. Club 4g ' .A Pr . LJ . Hist. 3-4. 1 V 1 Id. lz t.- -, I -5 ' - 1: FF A. 2-4:5120 4: U1 QB-N tur ll- g Jr. 1 V . e E- Q' H' . 3-41 G.R.A. 1-Zi 2- 5 ' ' 1 ' 5 ' -L . .1 - . is 11 'T' HARPER JERRY Arc L1ghtSa1esmanl 2 Saf3 FTA 241-list 4 Jr Hist 4 G1eeC1ub 12 Jr Prom Comm Chem Club4 Jr Prom Master ofCeremonies Who's Who 4 Chatter 1 4 Coro Comm 34 Nat Merit Scholarship Contest in-ar .xi HARGROVE, JEROME HARRIS DON D E l2 Safety Ed Z Jr Hist 4 GleeC1ubZ 4 Mixed Chorus l 4 Foot IQBJ 3 Letter 3 Prom Announcer Q-in 3' HARP-INGTON, I-1AzE:LwooD RICHARD 'CHARLES R Glee ciub 2 4 F T A 3 Football 1 Basketball l Z HARTT RICHARD Artsl BoysState Jr Prom Comm Chem C1ub3 4 Trackl Giee Club 1 D E 4 Track '10 CAREFUL THERE, SUE! -Patricia Roach, Julia Carter, Linda Toland, and Ann Johnston Johnston hold the ladder as Sue gives final touches to Senior reception. 54 HENDERSON JOE EDD Bandl 4 Chem Club 3 4 All Reglonal Band 3 4 HERRINGTON HARRIET FHA23BNatural34 G R A 1 4 Cheerleader 3 4 F F A Sweetheart 3 Thespxans 4 Court Jester of their fmcll role IH D H S HEMBY EMMA ANN H A 1st Chem Club 4 Jr Prom Garland Glrl Future Nurses Club4 Vxce Pres W HENDRIX PATRICIA F I-I A Z 4 EssayAccepted by Nat EssayAssoc1at1on 1- 1 HERRINGTON RUSH L F A l 3 Pres Z Fo b Z 3 D E Club4 1-s. 41 HINKLE PAUL, Chatter Rep Z, Asso Ed 3 Ed 4 Jr HISIOFISHS3 4 Jr PromBeau Chem Club 4 Graduat1onInv1tat1on Comm Nat Merxt Scholar sh1p Contest Hll L GLADYS HODGES PEGGY LOU H st I H A Arc L1 Salesman 4 Duchess 1 Z Soph Faxorxte Student Counc1l4 .Ir Sweetheart Arc lsxght Sweetheart Guard oil-lonor Jr Fmance Comm 55 HOWELL RUTH H st H A Natural 4 Fu u Nurses 4 Sec 4 HOTCHKISS, GWENDOLYN D. E. Club 4 fPa1. fgchicora AAA:Dramatic Clubg Swim - ing reamsvolleyballgalock- C C1ubgG1ee Clubg fchicora High School, Chicora, S.CJ rx ti' HUDSON GERALDINE andl 4 Maj 1 rum Major Z 4 A11 State Band 24Reg Band4FTA 14FHA12BNatura1 3 4 Jr Sweetheart Class Rep 3 Sec 4 Most Rep Grl4 D A R GoodC1t 4 Gxrl s State Guard of Honor F T A Pal' 3 RCP 4 Coro Comm IVES, LESLIE F.F.A. lg Football Man- ager 3-4. W7 JOHNSON BILLY FRED F A 3 Ind Arts WHO WRAPS WHAT? Morr1s Ray Loden wraps the Margon and Whlte around the goal post for the Cors1cana Game 56 JANSA, FRED E Club 3 4 P State Conventxon 4 Q! X ' . Jr. i .3-4gF. . .45 D. ' ,L B- 9 t. re ' O 1 I B - 1 '. QD F. . . 1-5 . 2- . - 5 - 4' 4 '. ' 5 - 2 . . . 'Q . . . -S ' i 1 . . . '. . ' I . , , N 4,nVj',A3'r XR , Q ,XVI x Y A A ' .V I 5 ' S.,- 1 f Q A 1 i' I- ' rv - H JONES HEINRY Track 2 Football QBJ 3 Letter 3 Basketball QB 3 Glee Club 3 Arc Llght Staff 3 Jr Hlst 4 Chem Cub 4 Choxr 2 4 Boy s Quartet 4 Jr Prom Usher KAUDELKA WALTER KURT F A The confldence cmd assurance JOHNSTOIN ANNE H A 3 Hxst Z 4 Student Coun l 3 B Natura Vxce Pres 4 Arc Llght Salesman Z Bus Staff 3 4 Mgr 4 Whos Who PromComm Belle Glrl' State Dlst and Reg Typ mg Contest SW JONES THELMA T ety Ed Ban Radxo Band Z 4 All Re gxon Band 4 All State Band KELLY DON MARLOW Ind Arts 1 Z Glee Club l Tenms 2 3 D E C 4 Football QBl Z 3 KNIGHT BONNIE ZORA H A Znd xce res 4 D t Treas B Natural 3 4 Treas 4 Arc Llght Salesman 3 Jr Prom Garland Glrl KELLY RUTH H A 3 G KIRBY CAROLYN H A Safety Ed 3 I..eFL.ORE JACK Ind Arts 2 4 KOON ROBERT CLIFTON Football 1 4 Lettered Z 4 All Dxst All State 4 Basketball 1 4 Lettered A Jr Prom Escort Boy s State 4 Hon Mentlon In A LEMLEY DEAN Ind Artsl 3 and4 LINK HENRY REEVES Footba1lZ4 Lettered4 T mus Z 3 Jr H1St Z 4 Pres 3 P e 4 Arts 2 G1eeClub Z 4 J Prom Comm Coro Comm Announcer Boy 5 State LOCKEY, SAMANTHA JOY A I Rep F T Jr 3 4 Jr Fmance Comm Jr PromBelle Sr Favor xte Queen of Coronat1on LINN CHARLES HUGH Footba11l3 4 Lettered 3 4 Basketball Mgr Z Ind Club 1 TEARS AND LAUGI-IS Semors found then' emot1ons somewhat mmxed as the last pep rally ends 58 ' , -L, . l V e 1 ' 5, - l - ' A - , V- . 3 r s. 5 Ind. 3-41 d. rms 11 9 A ' 9 fi PTF. I 11 . Q 5 . ' ' S. Arts ZgChem. clubkfclee ,X , ',, . G.R. . -sp .sg . .A. 3g F,H,A, 3-45 .I-list. , -'Lil gained through ueors of training hun LOWE LEROY F A 1 3 Ind Ar Prxnce 1 N LUCAS BETTY JEAIN G R A F H A 4 Future Nurses 4 Rep Safety Ed LODEN MORRIS RAY Student Counc1l4 fPa1es tmej Student Councll 1 3 Cass Pres l 3 BoyFa vorxte l Annual Staffl 3 Football KB! fNacogdoches LOWE HALLIE BLANCHE MARRS CONYNIE R A aety Ed 3 J Hs 4 B 'Nlaturali 4 Jr Sweet eart Chem Clubi Prnncess K MCCLUNG DAVID D Ind Arts 14 Coro Comm Chem Club 3 4 Physics Rep Texas Academyof Scxence Rep Nat Sclence Clubs ofAmerlca Srdplace xnPhys1cs Dxv of Texas Jr AcademyofSc1ence C7 'bo MCCALLEY BOBBY lndustrlal Arts l 4 MCDONALD LINDA JEAN R A 4 Pre Dog wood Chaxnbearer F H A 1 2 Tennxs 1 4 Jr Prom Belle Arc Lxght Salesman 3 4 Choxr 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 I.,etteredZ 4 Sr Glrls Quartet 59 ' , ' Q - G, , . ll F.H.A. 3-45 ' 3 ' -5 Sf . 3 r. it.3- Q 1 . -L - 9 -l -L . - Q ' 5 -3 h 5 . -4g Hsu. 1 F...-1 . tsZ-45 ' ' -, . A Q 5 .Q 1 F.H.A, 1-4QCv.R.A. 1. 1-4511-hpronqfion-1,-n.g A '- 5 .. . ' .ish ' g s.- .l , 4 ,' 14 Jr. Hier. 3-4g G- 4 vi, L' 5.42 - L.,..4g -Z. 1 -2 I-:,.... S .L ' A . C' MCNEILL JENELL Arc LlghtStaff14 Co ltor 4 Jr Flnan Comm Jr Prom Gar land Glrl F I-I A 4 MCDONALD PACE MAGEE BUD Jr Hlstorlans 3 4 Secre In Arts 3 4 tary 4 MCREYNOLDS SUE ClassRep 1 Stu Coun t 3 4 F T A Z 4 H V P 3 Treas Sweet heart 3 Who's Who 3 Jr Prom Comm Coronatlon Comm Arc Llght Sales man 2 Asso Ed 3 Co Ed 4 Chem Club 3 4 Rep 3 Guard of Honor Chatte r R p 3 MAIN LOCKET Soph Favorlte 4 I-IClu.b Staff 3 fMaydellel VIAGEE LOLA WILLHITE J Prom Belle 1Pales tlnej LlbrarlanZ Cheer leader Z Basketball 1 Z Vo leyballl Z 4 ll Club Uvlontalbal BUY YOUR YEARBOOK' Arc Llght salesmen Llnda McDonald Joy Fran Poole Peggy Hodges Julla Carter and Llnda Toland lead four Senlor homerooms to be 60 10070 ln purchase of Arc Llghts - ' - a - dv - . Ed' : . 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'Zz . . 1 .41 - 41 1 1 - - Q 1 9 . . elf. wg--r MEECK LaVERNE RAYE H A J Prom Garland Glrl Volleyball 2 3 Lettered 'L MOORE GERALD Football 1 4 Lettered l 4 All D1 st and All State 4 Jr Prom Escort Coro Comm Guard of Honor Chem Club 3 Track 3 4 Lettered 374. enable them to perform well MARTIN JERRY F F A 1 3 Jumor Prom Comrmttee MORRIS JOHN FLOYD Arc Llght Staff 3 4 Chatter 4 Vxce res ZPres 34 D t V P 4 Jr Prom Escort 3 WhosWho3 4 Boys State Student Counc1lZ 3 ar Chem Club 4 Glee Club I 127 MEESE, JIM Band 1 4 Rad1o Band 3 4 All Reg Band 4 SafetyEd Rep Band Club 3 Chem Club ee ub 4 S t Arms 4 Nat Asso of Ru dxmental Drummers MURDOCK, JUNE ANN H A D E 4 estmej 4 H Club I Cheer leader l QMO ntalbal libs ..'1 T' VIORROW SHIRLEY ANN R A Arc L1ghtSa1esman1 Thes 3 4 Treas 3 B Natural 34 Jr Sweetheart Duch ess 3 Prettlest G1.rI4 Prtncess I' MURRAY JERRY WAYNE Football 3 4 Lettered 4 Glee Club 1 61 OUSLEY, JOHN ROY Student Coun. lg Chem. Club 4g Mo st Popular Boy 4 F I-I A Sweetheart 1 Jr Prom Esc C1assV1ce Pres Z Football 1 4 Let red Z 4 All Dlst 4 A 1 Coro Com rack 1 Guard of Honor 15 PARKS GEORGE Ba.nd14 Sclence Club Football Z X 4 55 X S X IT S HOUSE CLEANING TIME' S 6 H10 F John Morr1S fmds many surprxses when he cleans has locker for PETTIETTE TERRY B Natural 3 4 F H SaietyEd 3 Sec 3 G R 1 Z Choxr 4 POWELL .IARRELL A D E 3 4 Pa lamentarran 4 cmd to dlllqentlq strlve PATTESON ANIN G R A 1 SafetyEd 1 Arc L1ght Salesman 1 F H A 1 and 4 Mid Term Grad uate POOLE JOY FRAN A Z r st 4 Fm Comm J Prom Comm .Ir Sweetheart Arc Lzght Salesman 1 3 4 Sr Rmg and Inv1tat1onComm 1 PRESTRIDGE SUE Cheerleader 1 4 H C lub Basketball Z Montalba RECTOR JAMESA JR V1ce Pres 3 StudentCoun 1 4 Sweetheart Escort Coro Comm Master ofCeremo H195 -ar , QUICK SHIRLEY F H A 3 4 Pal Cutest G1rll 4 HClubV1Ce Pres 1 Pres Z Cheerleaderl QMontalba REED JOHN WENDELL Chem Club 3 4 Football 4 Letter Ateam4 Track 63 ' I 5 . . . if xx - --2 -u-A-gi 7-.-:K gl: , I. fl , l'?'rl.l lx. '-w :'s. 'I ' ., ' U 5.4 'J F,H,A,'Z-4g F, T.A. Z-4g 1-'00rba11f,3gG1eec1LL1-3'g G,R..:J.Hi.5-aJr -- .5 - ' . .5 r. . cil -45 Jr. Hist. 3- gJr. 1 C f E A , - una FF. 1-,Za . . -L rl- l' -5 ' ' - 2- 1 9 'y 2-3. 'Q 6 REEDER BILL Football 3 D E 4 Fresh man Favorxte Ind Arts 2 Glee Club 1 4 Vlce Pres Quartet Prlnce REED MARY F A 152' REESE CAROLYN R A Basketball Z RICHARDSON SUE F T A 2 3 B Natural 3 4 Arc Llght Salesman aff 3 4 4 ce Pres 4 C xr 4 ROGERS BOBBY J Class Favortte l1Wood housel ROACI-I PATRICIA .IEANINE R A Htst 3 4 Do ood Typmg Z Dxst Reg and State Contests Nat Mermt Scholarshtp OH, THOSE SENIOR EXAMS' These Semors cram for those horrlble mtd term exammatlons 64 5 I .5 . E. . F. . , 1-3. , , . - 5 - - 5 A 2: St - 9 F.H.A. 93rd Vi - , 1 ho' . 7 ',4 f , A G. . . l-21 r.T.A, 2-45 - 5 ' - , A W Jr. ' , - g gw 35 Pres. 43 Jr. and Sr, v ' 'i Chainbearerg Volleyball 25 C - bl , S -Iv -n 4 G. . . lg F. H. A. 2-4g ' - u f' I , V: ,I ' , 4' i- ' 4, an - ,S , A .4 H J 7? ' L , Q v- 4 x -. ROGERS JACK W ROSE ER-X LU H A H st 3 4 Jr Swe heart Arc L1ghtStaff4 Chem Club 4 to prepare for stardom ROGERS GEORGE ROSS, JOE M. THOMAS Football 2-4' Letter 3- ' Basketball Z-4' Letter Z-4' .H,A, weethea t 3 Chem. Club 4' Jr. Prom Beau ROGERS MARGARET NIELL H A Jr PromRex'1-eshment Commlttee SANDIFER PHIL Footballl 4 Lette 3 Jr PromEscort Safety Ed Z Vmce Pres Z Prmce ig RUSHING MARY JOY B Naturall 2 Accom 2 3 Coronatxon Student D1 rector F T A Hlst Z 4 Who's Who 4 F H A 4 Guardof Honor SCI-IMIDT GEORGE EDWARD Glee Club C h r Football 1 3 Basketball 1 3 Track 65 K' SHANNON GEORGE PAUL F F A I 3 Footballl Bas ketball 2 3 SCHWAB ANDRE SHULLER DON Bandl 4 Vlce Pres1dent3 All Reg Band 4 Cvlee Club Z 4 Vxce Pres1dent4 Chem Club 3 Vrce-Pres r Hst 3 4 Chatter Staff 3 4 SIKES VERNON ROSS FootballZ 4 Tenn1sZ F A 1 Z Secretary SMITH BOB LANIER Who sWhol 4Stu Co l 4 V P 3 Pres 4 Class Pres 1st G e ubl Z Jr E c Most Rep Boy 4 Most Pop Boy 3 Dukel Z Guard ofl-Ionor Thes Z 4 ChatterZ F B Letterl 4 B B Letterl 4 TrackLetter3 4 F B A11 Dlst 4 SMITH BARBARA F H A 3 4 Jr PromBelle D E 4 Sweetheart4 Pal e tmne F H A l Z Cheer leader Z Colorado Cxty LAST PERFORMANCE These Semors are happy over the success of the1r last performance 66 F. .. - 3 Zi -. - -9 1 - n ...D -g . -. . 5 Q - S Ja. . . -9 f 'J- r, ,7 f I F- -5 ' - 4' 9 1:3g.Bcly'sSl:at'e and Natiorl 1 - S - '55g Jr. H' . 2-43 l e 3 3gJ. i. -S Cl -I . 5.3 C Q SMITH MARGIE SYLVIA Band14 C1ubZ 4 F H A C e Club 4 STRAIT JOANN Arc Lxght Staff 3 4 Sales an 1 cas Z S 4 F H Z 3 Jr Prom Garland Glrl jr Fm Comm TenmsZ 3 Guard of Honor as theq seek greater roles SMITH HAROLD LOYD Footba1114 Letter 3 Track 1 SUBLETT RANNY SUE H B a n Safety Ed 1 :QQ SPANN ANN H A 2 D E Clu Treas 4 1Pa1estmeJ F T A 3 Y Teens 3 Jr Coun C113 Gulf Breeze Staff 3 1Brazos Portj TIPPEN MARTHA HA atrual34 Jr rom Garland Gxrl Safety Ed 2 T THOMPSON , WANDA SUE 5' 7'5- TOLAND, LINDA SUE T A r H A I 3 Jr Sweetheart Safety Ed 3 Vxce Pres 3 Dist Typ1ng1st Reg 5 h Sr Rep to StudentCounc11 ACIIVIIICS Comm Prmcess 67 VANNOY VIRGINIA JUANETTE H A l 3 Safety Ed E C1ub4 G R A 2 Jr Prom Garland Gxrl 'T WALKER Cl-IERYL ANN Natural l 3 F H A F J 2 4 Jr Sweetheart Prom Comm Student Councxl 3 4 Sec 4 G R A Z Guard of Honor 68 VANNOY, SYLVIA JOYCE F, H. A, 3: G. R. A, 35 Jr. Prom Garland Gxrl Safety Ed 4 QPalestmel 4 HClub l Z Lxbrarmanl Chee leader Z Volleyball l 2 Basketball 1 2 Oviontalbaj WAGGONER SHERON T A Bandl4 Club3 Chem Club 4 Jr I-hat is. WALKER, JERRY W. Football l-35 Glee Club 13 Jr Prom Beau Chem Club 5 WELLS JEANETTE Safety Ed 4 QPal J Bas ball l Z F H A Volleyball 1 2 Thespxan Z lGrapelandj -sf 4D5 WILBANKS JESSIE D E Club 3117-'alestmnej Basketball Z Uvlontalbaj F F A lfflayugaj Mtd Terrr Graduate WARD VIRGINIA ALIINE Safety Ed 3 B Natural 3 4 Chem Club 4 WHITESCARVER BARBARA I A Z T A Z 4 Jr Prom r land Gxrl Safety Ed 4 Coronatton Comm I -C . . 5 r- ' ' 9 -5 I F. . . -1 . Z: 3 A. , -. I D. . Q . . . -3: , F. . . 2-4ZF.H.A.1-2: . .4 - ' - 3 g . ket -5 . . . 1-Zg 3 . ' .4. -9 ' 4 X ' 1 QQ. B- -1 . . .1- 41 .T.A. Z-39 r. Hist. 1 F.I', .Z:G.R.A. 1-QF -1 . gJr. . . -9 . Ga - x 4 ' ' I A h l , - L x, r R WOODARD BURL Football Z 4 Letter 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 3 4 J' PromEsCort Guard of Honor ,l 1 .1 m the Drama of the future WILSON CATHY WOODARD, MAX WILSON Footballl 4 Letter Tenms 3 Track-4 Glee Club Jr Fm Comm Jr Favorxte Jr Sweetheart Escort Duke 3 Handsomest Boy 4 Guard of Honor 'C' WOODARD, MELINDA JAN Student Coun 1 Arc Llght a esman 1 F T A r st c 4 F G R A 3 Chem Club 4 Par 4 Chatter Z 4 Copy Asso 4 tu dent Councxl Assembly Comm 4 Natural YANCEY GERALD RAY F A P r l Chem Club 3 SUMMER GRADUATES Ronald Gresham Betgy ,longs OSCBI' lHg,Fam Vonda Lynne Vaughn Bobby Youngblood 'CZ' as WRIGHT, T A Safety Ed rary Club Jr Prom JANICE Jr 3 Rep 3 b 4 V1ce Pres 4 Belle 69 's -, , 0 ,my 7 ww 1 ik- S 2 'pf W ,,,,-,..pvH ' wif f f f I ' li' f f I I X4 ' ff' L .1-' WFS 'N- G WW. 9.1: Mabel Abbott M11-ce Avemtte Bobbxe Joyce Axum Tom Balley 4' Q. 427' .Tame s Banks Ida Baty 'D '5 Nedra Beaudet Roy Bomer LEWIS Brlmberry Etta Lu Brooks Ela1ne Burden Dorothea Butler Beverly Calcote -Qi Bob Callaway Wanda Carter The Steermg Comrrnttee for the concessmn stand at the Quarter back Tournament 15 pleased w1th the results. 72 '5 'cr ' Juniors rehearse enthusnostleollq J af' -.- Q a o .Q-,A B . , ,. 4 . Q ' . K i 0 I -.xsg if . .A ,fn 'SY' ' f . kv., ' g ' i 5 ' ffm- '55 Q-4 .f Y . B 1 2 'a ' N 0 I N .V N Willie J. Boatman N I 4 ' X ? F ' 'Y , X s I 6 , N A r 3 3:-B . , A ,kk 3' 9 I .s' rr . J x X H, ' Q f I F x 'I' 'V' .faq IZ, A K v, I are ' A ' 5 I . A Q - .Tumors take advantage of between game t1me to rake xn the proflt Margle Chaffm James Chambers Carl Chave rs Corky Clayburgh Errol Coker George Coleman Lyndle Congleton John Copeland Ann Lynn Crass Carolyn Crawford Elaine Crawford Patricia Day Barbara Deel Mary De Facio Karen Diehl Hugh Dublin David Ducote A B Elhott --:y Jerry Elrod Shirley England Maggie Evans Mary Jane Fagan Mary Kathryn Farris Melba Fenner Vlrginia Fitzgerald 3 Robert Frazier Beverly Freeman T Larry Funderburk G L Gaines Albert Gallatin Harry Godfrey Larry Gore Undecided! ! The Junior Prom Committee is weary in its efforts to decide on a theme as Junior Prom time rolls around. 74 1 49' 3' their roles os Seniors. Themes, projects, club activities 5 di ,av --all .l .Tumor Sweethearts stand on the steps looklng for the three rrussmg s W e e th e a r t s Melba Fenner Beverly Calcote and Patsy Shaver ohnny Graham Lols Graham .-3 ,.f' Jon Gregg Dale Hanks Vernon Hassell Mlke Henderson Betty Herrin Peggy Herrmgton Alton Hmckman Marxlee Hllton Faye Holcomb Nolen Holcomb Jeanne Holland George Holmes V- ,no .-0 Roger Holmes Martha Hopper . J- J . '3 G , , 3 - A .- X.- .. ,Il A f ' l .7 ' can -3 'A' . it Q ' x I - 1- A A ' ' -0 ' '3 l 4 as f ' , ,hi A fr A I x . , V . .6 J I ' N- 1 Peggy Hoyler Joyce Hudson Bud Huffstutler David Hunter Larr y Hurbough Nor ma Ingram Doris Jermgan Marie Johns -5 Iris Johnston Freda Kale Freida Kaudelka -J? Betsy Kay Guy Keeling ,Q Harold Klein ' 5 Mary Ann Kohler I, Don Ed Lewis ...A The Junior Arc Light salesmen, Larry Gore. Betty Herrin. Glenna Palmer. Wancla Carter. and Sandra Tp,- lancl. have worked hard and have done well This year the Junior Class had two lOOUl0 home-rooms. Z' cmd class proms Q. qnve Jumors f' -0 I-L DQ There IS always much chatter and gosstp at the .Tumor lockers between per1ods Jeff Lewls Bennle Llles Sandra Lmk Lmda Llvely Buddy 'v1cCreary Bethune McDonald Jerry McKenz1e p Davld McMahon Marx Etta Nleador Opal Minton Jerry Mitchell Claire Moore t' Rayburn Moore S. J, Moreman il? Francyne Neal Tome' NellNowlir1 r-4' Glenna Palmer Ora Belle Perkms fb George Pessoney Paul Pxxley Kathryn Rltc hey .hm Robbms 7 Joe Rospmm Larry Rowland Patsy Seburn Harry Seldon .l Glenn Sharp Patsy Shaver I Bonnle Shelton Freeman Smart 'Vlargm Smlth I X Delores Sp: mger lj The Umque Cafeterxa IS a popular place wxth .Tumor glrls at noon where they can catch up on the latest news 78 C wi YJ ,nv 01 047 additional opportunities Q A la H S' 14 ' 1:4 ' 4 ' h ' .,r. . -Jiri- ,ac y 1-J y .. l 7,Mk Xa ,Q . I . , N - f .2 , s Ngrfl y -0 1 A 5 - ,, - 1 , ' l I , 1 4 lla S If , K QAM X to goin skill cmd assurance sf 'si 1 A popular sight around the campus and the town IS John Her be Talley s Model A Dorothy Stafford Cec1l Stanaland Bruce Stark Douglas Surnrall John H Talley Sybll Tench John Thornton Sandra Toland Sonny Townsend Bobbxe Traweek J1rnmy Wagner Neal Walker V1rg1n1a Walston Edward Ward Bobble West Selena Wh1taker A!- v-al Xi r-ff l sa? Orville Wilbanks Bob Williams Gaylon Wilson Joan Woolverton John Yarbrough Randolph Young --.f' for their future roles me feels that the Junxor tl ssl awalts the last bell Smce Magg C 1 Llke al1Jun1ors Maggle res e y sa lng Yea Semors ns the best c 80 lass 1n school she JOIHS the other .Tumors IH y S, lass s , , , ' 0 P' 1 f .4 -Li. X. 'A 'J' 4 ll X r 5 ' ' fl ? qu -in av -J - 'JT ' X' Lu 1 I E ra Q i , 1 .R l , V 1 f,', .',, l,.,., ' 4 53 A 'Y .4 xy xxn X 1 '1- .L 1 531 1 vi 1 Fri l --111515 --it - ax -AD JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q w A1bertC1a11atiu-PRESIDENT Mary Jane Fagan-SECRETARY .Terry Elrod-VICE-PRESIDENT kv Judy Alford Charle s Alfred Jamce Bedre The Sophomore homeroom pres 1dents meet w1th the class offl cers to plan the1r Chr1stmas party Melba Bell MarJor1e Braly Sharon Bower master 'Z' Dav1d Bratz Wanda Sue Arnold Kathr Lois Bailey Bailey Brlan Jgyce Bell Bell Sophomores 7 Marlon Boyd Elmer Brooks -v-r-1-4- '7 Carl Bradley Wayne Jerry Brooks Brown step . '3 B 7 .f -. N. df' ! 4 - I T i B M M---Nam M M , A 1-5- -I ' E 2 l z , I 'Q H- I Q u 1 A I ! K' , , hh 3 V I I , M 9 ,A 1' . A .J - x 3 B y I X 1 1 X 2 reluctcmtlq Verl ernon Brumley Burnaugh Camp Carter Cherry ernal Sylv1a Co1l1n forth 'ina-4 Tommy Lee Cook Copeland -I Cam Molly Davl s Davx S Dav1 s Venna S Colman Conaway Conaway COCKFIGHT Brxan Bell and Tommy Cook's perpetual argument a 1 m 0 s t ends 1n blows Laura Cr utcher Ellzabe th Ann Dean James Curry Jack1e Dean W . E -v' A as L, . Y ' ' 2 , 6 x l t ' , A' , 4 4 1 I ' . il' -n. ,eff Y' X k K ,Jn ' ' I a ,X a 1 9 Q ' . D' if , I r Soma Ruby ea s De el 1 .,! Marvm Ellxs Tommle Elhott Mary Jo Reynolds tr1es to lead the d1scuss1on Q91 1n her Sophomore homeroom as James Saxton v1es for Marllyn Douglass Clara Bell Evans Frances Dennls Martha Ann Fa gan Paul Dressell cmd accept lmportcmt Rlchard Farms Patsye Farrow X77 Dorls Sylvla Fletcher Foster Shelly Ferguson F 'X Charlotte Flermng Betty L1nda Francxs Gandy Bobby Garner IN the .3 ,, ZA B . '-'F' y -5 D V LII ' 0 f -. , X5 3 'l4 7 I ,ig 3. ' 1 ' ' ,NX ' All attention with Norman Pyle's boot. Q I X47 0 n l i 1 lf' A .. P Q I ,ur Q I - of I 1 f , , -as , 7 n 4 -6 A A Q . - ff , Qi I 3 1 .ff B X Fx 4 I9 I Y' .X' Buddy Gil strap manor but roles PHS Mary Lee une Glenn Graves Green Green Isl Paul Bobby Cvrlfflth Gruetzner Q Sarah Albert Johnny Hambrlck ohnny Hambrlck entertams the Arc Lxght salesmen wlth an 1m1ta tlon of Mr Craddock s teachmg techmques Ll? Handorf Hassell Hassell Helstrom ,Af Doris Vlfgmla Ella Mae Mary Wanda Joan Henderson Henderson Hmggmbotharr H111 Holder 85 I 3. fi 1 ' 4 1 ,, P' E f ? I T G l I x f, I J ' . a l 1 , ,qw - I Drama - ,ff v gl '0 I' nd ' ' a 0 ' ' I-lr ' I Iv dy ' it 1 40 tx Q AAL Bobb1e Ann Horton Curtms James I Betty Frank Kmght Kollatr s-4 .1 K Jerry Bob W111 Johnson Jones Jordan Rona 0? Jack Lane Langston As theq their Marjorxe Braly and Don Thomas demonstrate s1mp11f1cat1on of rad lcals for theu' second year algebra class .1 - 45 .Xl . A Betty W11tz E1s1e LeatherWO0d Ledbetter Lee Hobart Merxlyn Betty Llghtfggt L1ghtfOOt L118S A Benme Lester -5 Wade Lmder theq months of -5 ga' Omar Logan 7 , Q I ' A . I , I 1 4 X t ol C X A y , Mx .Vi 1 nf j ' I K I. - -A riff! V If 1 ' V Q , t'.,f Q , All , ' h Ll x 1, 'f ' . ls t if 3 f v za I v i 5 A , L -4 'Q 4 '7 V1rg1n1a Randall Ph1l Lowe McCa11ey McNee1y choose roles 4 Harold Dav1d Mmton Moore beqm rehearsing Janes Neyland r-vig? Pg- il. ---Q---.es -'40-Q. Denms 61'I'Y Moser Myers AJ Mary Helen Gary Nowhn Parker Frances Marshall M1l1er Maurlce 6 gf Ronald Frances Moore Morton W1ll Jordan Sophomore member of the tenms team pracuces for the dlstrxct meet W1ll 1S ratedth1rd1n der R Q V1rg1n1a Neal Neel HHTTY George Parrxsh Paul 87 V X 0 A X u V t t , g .ave Za 1 1 Q., if rj x I . ' v A ' J, -1 Q -y I, I K ,A lun A . 2 I U l ,lg , in , . . i . . . . ' l - ' AJ - N V the state among boys fifteen and un- , , MB , ' r -R-1 . V, .... b, V -4 . ' . 'll X D , I , h ' max 'au N - . , f X? ce uf - ' ci If f 7 Tim Jerry Pendland Pixley X4-lv J Naf1CY Nor man Bxlly Pugh Pyle Raper 3 B . W . Poppell La Quxta Ray T1 Maegie Prestridge This practice skull cmd The Sophomore Arc Lxght sales men Laura Sue Crutcher Mary Helen Nowlm Sonla Deason John ny Hambrlck Jean Spann and Jer ry Myers study thelr check books as the txme draws near for the fxnal payments on the 56 Arc Llght D1Ck Glenn Mary Jo Bob Reed Reed Reynolds R1ley ,ar Betty W3-UCI' Bettl' B111 Dxckxe Robertson Robertson Rogers Rogers Rogers 88 to their ' 6 R R ,, M K 1 . X 1 ! . , P an '- l 1 E - f' V X Rx. Ir 4, ' . 1 . . X, ' Q . 4' I f . -A - .- Jeanette James will qnve C1 NZ posse Freddy Seely -1 Larry AmY Lee Buzzy Schm1dt Schwab Ch .lln Annette Ann Shal performance Barbara Sm1th Barbara Juamta Starr Stewart 1 Jean Spann t Ii . A Gerald Stubbs Slmmons Scott B111y Sxms Sophomore gxrls hnger IH the halls to gaze and drool over p1ctures f the1r Hero James Dean V X Lacy Spears .a -I A Benme Swmney 'af J 1 Cur t1s Starhng J -1 A Don Thomas . i in 8 J E , v -d A xi ' fb ' . S ,YB ' 2 .1 l ,X ,w -h'-i , I 4 Rosprim Saxton ' Q ' Q , S a , .. b 6 u 9 'K . .d A , f n I , X . , , I ' o Q - l . Sharon Tracy -l James Wald1ng qv Henry Patr1c1a Shu-ley Turner Vanderfort Vaughn al PatT1C1a Evaun Tommy Walling Walston Wardell S phomores use pms to punch the1rl1kes and d1sl1kes durxng an aptxtude test 412' Gloria West 9 -d XX4,,e Barnes Witt 90 gl Marie White Barbara Yeast Powell Vmckery as Junior 4:1 Maurice Willard Q 4 Tommy Young Walter Willhite .I 14' 1 filing N Beverly Zimmerman understudues U 4 . , , 3 .,1,,-II? IIT x,-lux-dxf, ',l,pr-,,,lu,!,., ,R 7X . K-7 , , X fl ,, , ,4 , - X ,H si., ' usb., fr' I-3 1 I 4 ,-L.-k I ,f 1 fi Q. Y 4 -lr .J- -.uh A rv- ' A'-'K' ,,, .. f-1 ' --M - F-'V gp 3... , - .,5F4 '3 X .aw-M f-'f .3 fi'-ffm Q ' ,aw k -1 Mliiff f f- . sn- ,,..k 1-15 A '-lx i 4 'f ' ,Q 'v 5 gk , 'O My ' 5 W' I 1 f I, ,315 8 gif ,QQ ' Q' 1.-rw 1 ,. , wi' 541 - In-f4 ' 2 IMI, -.1-new-1-,,, ' Q f-93 .5-2-' L xaww' R'-4 4 I V I v w N 4 'D ' ,pd Jufnmy B1ce Mary Lu Blackshear '? Forney Abbott Terry Adams Lorna Vee Allen Rebecca Amason Elizabeth Ander son Kay Ander son f A Johnny Frank Armstrong 4 Vernon Ashley 'M' 'rf Nl' Billie Jo Axum LaVerne Baker Elva. Jean Bass Sam Baty I Jerry Beckw1th Gene Lee Benge B1l1y Bennett ,,,, Vaughn Berry Freshmen wlshfullq cmd begun Q' XX S 1' Freshmen face then' f1rst Reg1strat1on at P H S Kathleen Blaser Jacqualine Blount Willis Boedeker Buford Bostic Donald Bowden Nathan Bozeman Huey Brooks Davy Broughton AIICS Faye Brown Donald Brown Wayne Burden Trav1s Burns M1ke Calhoun Ben Campbell Donald Campbell Earl Campbell ,fc 'Z 1 Q 1 14-vii Jul1a Campbell to dream The Student Councxl welcomes Fu shmen to P H S wuh a coke party Slurley Campbell 'fi rin 49 lv-'W J .1 I 1 .41 fl? Xi! Carolyn Canady Aubrey Carroll B1l1y Carroll Gary Carroll June Cely Steve Claybourn Dorothy Coll1ns N0 man Collmns Ann Conaway Lmda Conaway Nancy Cook Margaret Cotton Lmda Coulter Gene Crawford Sue Crawford Joe Crutcher Bobbre Cryar thelr Bllly Dase as theq Freshmen. Bobby Dm Rey ann Haul liable, proud ly raxse Old Glory Smokey Davls Wxlhe Davls Walter Denby Bobby Denms Bobby Dlckey Tad Dunbar Lawrence Dunn Dav1d Dykes Lew1s Emmons Joyce Ferguson Ann Flsh Charles Francxs Ann Furrush D1ane Gay Rodger G1bbS Jesse Cubson ,F -.ff 3 It ,l 'O J1mmye G111 qunetlq observe Freshmen gmrls gather and gxggle on the front campus J Donald Goodner Vx!- S.. i J 95 1.6 V 1 , 'J is . .A James Herring Priscilla Hicks Kenneth Greene George Gregory Patricia Griffith Dorothy Grimes Paul Hable Liz Hamilton Nancy Hanks Jerry Hanson Randy Hargrove Tommy Harrison Carl Hartt Jesse Harwell Thomas Hassell Peggy Hazlitt Clayton Hembree Tommy Henry the poised i performance Robert Hightower Ronald Hodges Ronette Hodges Jerry Holcomb S Wyl1e Hooper Frances Huddleston Van Huddleston Brenda Hudson Donald Hughes Davxd Hutcherson Elo1se Ingram Kenneth Ives Raymond Jackson Marshall James Joan Jeffcoat Lmda Jenkms vi cmd successful Iday blame Job I Y of Upperclossmen Janette Overton held the Enghsh Class spellbound as she 1m personated Mrs Jefferson Davls I ean Jobe In Q 49? Vernon Johns Judy Johnson Jerry Johnston Derry Jones Katme Jones Ehzabeth Kaudelka Nancy Kelly Bob Kenderdme Trav1s Kxng Robert K1rchner V1rg1ma K1ser D1ane Kollatt Larry Krajca Carolyn Lackland Dorothy Lambnght Juanxta Lambmght Georg1a Lee B11ly Jack Lew1s from directors gf' Ns. Y Dxane Pratt succeeds as a t1cket salesman as .hmmye C1111 surrender s Gene Linthicum Martha Lipscomb A. D. Lively Tommy Lockey Carol Ann Logan Mary Luna Ann Lundy Miriam Lundy Laura Margerum Martha Martin Harhn Midkiff C11fton Miller Harry Moore Joan Moore Betty Mullenax Shirley Myers advice cost members gf- ' -D f 4 ' A -I I an Roman history begins to 11ve for the Freshmen as Miriam Lundy gives her project fl 1 Q J -3 Joe Odom Neva Oldham ,, I Q-of lxf 00 ,AJ V 'af wo' 'om ,.,,4-J Donald Reed Frank Reed ,wif I1 :IP Janette Overton J1rnmy Ray Parks Amta Patterson Arvxl Patton Bob Peeler Johnny Perkms Larry Perry Tom Pessoney Gwendolyn Pxckle L1nda P1ckle Neal Plummer Charlott Poole D1ane Pratt Lavelle Rames Ronald Raper Peggy Redden cmd fellow before theq Mld term exam1nat1ons gxve the Freshmen a genu1ne mental workout J W Reeder Alpha Rhodes Gerald Roach Don Robbms Larry Rodgers Eva Rogers Tommy Rogers Larry Roquemore H eg l,,.-0 1-49 and Walter Ross Ou1da Mae Ruff Glenda Sammons Charles Schm1dt ,it Mary Ahce Schwab Mary Sexton Irene Sharp Laverne Shaver Martha S1ms select The Freshmen basketball players are true champs havmg lost one out of slxteen games Raymond S1ms A fl A 101 '-i l WK K 1-O Ci if Anme Lou Ward Moll1e Watson l L --Q Beth S1v1a Norma Jean Sm1th Frances Starr James Steadman Betty Stewart Bobby Stra1t Patsy Stubbs Buddy Sublett Lorma Tenny PatT1C1a Thomas Sarah Thornton Douglas Tubbs Johnny Valentmne Floyd Vlneyard Lxnda Walker Ada Mae Walston roles IH Dav1d Wlutescarver and Patr1c1a G1-1ff1th recelve awards as Mr and Mxss Courtesy Charle s Webb Cordell Wh1te Davld Wh1tescarver Frank W1111ams Mary W1111ams Mar1e Wxlhamson Elouxse W11son Jxrnmy W1se Gene P Woolverton Jerry Wortham Ellen Ann Wynn James Yancy Larry York EIVIS Young the Drama of DJ-LS. sh 'sf .-1' Arc Lxght suppers are great sport for the Freshmen salesmen 89 JZ, am Edward Weir 4 Q W ' .- Tf hfh ' M 1 an k , ' me , 'f'Wf' ? 0 , 1 ' Q' A , ' . ' , 1 . . J 1 ' 4 1 n H .4 3 4 I AI' 'AL,,f: W :L . 1' ll fm ' 3 -5 . X X 1 -I . Af , x ' J X I s LX ., .- ,,4vw-W . Q WJ, 1 Q s ...1-1 P 6 , ay., 4 if YQ n .55 XM f I, 1 A 4,-nw ' -aah A n wr 41911 V.- Q M7 1, 1 TW 3 ? M 4, aw 1 xX 1 I I f I 1 j Qf ff ,fx X in lp: X nxt --.TX -....' ,,' xi ' x, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 6 Delores Sprxnger Song Leader Bonnle Shelton Planlst Etta Lou Brooks Sec Bobb1e Traweek Pres Mary Katherlne Farrls Treas Josephlne Elhot Vme Pres who have studled or are studymg homernakmg The F H A Chapter ofPa1est1ne H1ghSc:hoo1 IS sponsored by Mrs Mary Hamllton and Mlss Paulme Braly P H S S homernakmg teachers The purposes of thxs orgamzatxon are to empha s1ze and encourage worthy attxtudes toward home and fam11y lxfe and to develop skllls IU the art of homemakmg A , 1 ' , ' ' s , 4 .9 ' .J ' ' , -5 ' M A , - . T he Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for pupils . . , . . . . , FORMAL DINNER Future Homemakers practxce thetr lesson at the formal dlnner held at the home of Mxss Pat l-Iendr1x Tex Ann Alexander Judy Alford Peggy Anderson Wanda Arnold Marcla Barrow Rae Beard Joyce Bell Sharon Bowermaster Marjorte Braly Beverly Calcote Sue Calcote Judy Carnathan Mary Katherme Carter June Cely Kay Compton Venna Conoway Bobb1e Cryar Molly Davxs Soma Deason Frances Denms Martha Fagan Shelly Ferguson Beverly Freeman Roll L12 Hamtlton Sarah Handorf Emma Hemby Dorms Henderson Vlrgxnla Henderson Patr1c1a Hendrxx Ruth Howell Joyce Hudson Dorls Jermgan Judy Johnson Freda Kale Frxeda Kaudelka Joy Lockey Vmrgtma Lowe Betty Lucas Jenell McNe1l1 Frances Mlller Opal Mxnton Bobb1e Neel Glenna Palmer Aneda Patterson Ann Patterson Ora Bell Perkms LaQu1ta Ray Peggy Redden Mary Reed Carolyn Reese Mary Jo Reynolds Sue Rtchardson Kathryn Rltchey Betty Robertson Betty Rogers Mary Joy Rushmg Amy Schmldt Irene Sharp Sylvta Smxth Patrxcta Vanderford Sh1r1y Vaughn Patrlcla Walllng Bobble West Addte Marte Whlte Selena Whltaker Mar1e Wllllamson Elolse Wxlson Jan Woodard 7 Julia C2-NSI' Bonnie Knight Patsy Shaver lf Roll: iv. PALESTINE HIGH ' Aww 4 v 5? 1131. at Elizabeth Anderson Kathrine Anderson Kathleen Blaser Larry Blassingame Lee Boyd Carl Bradley Etta Lou Brooks Wayne Brooks Jerry Brown Ben Campbell Carolyn Canady Bob Caveness George Coleman Sylvia Coleman Carolyn Crawford Elaine Crawford Billy Dase Benny Davis Mary DeFacio Margaret Dickson Karen Diehl Richard DuPree Shirley England Janice Evans Patsy Farrow Gene Fish Robert Goebel Donald Goodner Johnny Graham Dorothy Grimes Mary V. Hamilton Doris Henderson SCHOO L BAN D 1 , . . TY' 1- V- ,our 4 N .. K A . lc K A . ,XZ ' :.,jg,.?b :Hf'rNm9qQrs M' ' , , , 4 V' k ohqqngna-af:-51'-vwnan-iv-,.-,.. Q . 'S 4, V, .MAA ,HQ , ..,..-. ,,., ,.,. w.,...,..,. -,.,,, v.......'fa--wwf.,-fvnrnvuam-1.u.a,., ,.:,,,,. ..,,.,.,f-.-.-:,h- A A. 1 , . . . .K . , W,-M.. MAN, -..-.-.M --.14 LW.......fn-.,.....n,.,.:......i.'.,M-, .,--mf., l U.. .r V..-af.. . Juv Ili-ixcli-rsoix JL-rry Johnson Joe fxl.,lDL11'f Donald Schulle-r Ada VValSton Priscilla Hicks Tlwlma Joiivs Jim fxlcesv Waltf:r.Schuller Evaun Walston Bobbie llortoii Mary Ami Kolill' r Jann-S Ncyland Aim Simmons Marie Williamson Peggy lloyler Ronald Lane GQ-orgc Parks Margie Smith Brenda lluclsou Bvtty Lealiu-rwoocl Bob Pi-clcr Sylvia Sniith Gi-ralcliiiv lliiflson B0m1yL1l0s Paul Pixley Pat Thomas VUI'TlUI1 Jolirij A, D, Lively David Roark Sl1eroiiAWVaggor1er Darlvm- Johiison Linda Lively Larry Scott Linda Walker Geraldine Hudson Drum Major D mf Majorettes Betty Leatherwood Llnda L1ve1y Brenda Hudson Jamce Evans ili- . . I p V, . - Q 4 . . x , vt -' A MR DAVID MOORE has successfully ser ved as assistant director of the Pale s ti n e High School Band In addition to performing this duty he teaches band at Reagan Junior -pb' MR. ROY B. WALLACE,director of the P.H.S, Band, has led this organization to attain many distinctive honor S. The Band has Won national and state r e c o gn i tio n as both a marching and a concert unit. Be- cause of the efficient training received un- der Mr. Wa11ace's direction, many individ- ual band members have been awarded wor- thy college scholarships. B 'UD CH SCWO T 'lf' 1 b 'Z A, . lilies X2 '59 o . .1 . I . Z , f X .. School. 'i K O ,f ,,, l ' I .wa x 4 s. fu .lr 1 -X X. .. :XJ 1 SQ rr r vf ' A Flag Bearers: A , 4-.-sqx.'m, . r ,, , - 4. ' 'rurlr-.' e.-.qv -- -1-Af-40 -., 112 ..- 4' Q 1 , I , , 5 nr 41 ' gl ,V A , 22. Mary DeFacio, Ann Simmons, and Etta Lou Brooks . '1-'vu I Y , 4.'r1xL4wm,uu:,, N N.. ul SQL, , ,QL M...: sau 5- . P, H,S, Band in marching formation. 3'.,x -.f' I rn,-4 9- v, .4 N , rs x k 3 gf -A '7' ,af F ,I t ,U in v ' LIBRARY CLUB Dorls Jermgan Pres Jamce Wrmght Vlce Pres Nancy Davls Sec Sarah Handorf Rfep Annette Shald Treas Knot shownj he Palestme Hmgh School L1brary Club s pon s o r d by Mrs Ma r ye Jo Smxth was founded IH the fall term of 1954 In order to belong to the club a stu dent must work tn the L1brary durmg hxs study hall perlod or after school hours Whlle workxng ln the L1brary the club members check 1n books keep shelves 1n order and aSS1Sf Mrs Smlth mn catalogmg new books Roll Peggy Anderson Joyce Bell Nancy Davms Sylvla Foster Sarah Handorf Jem Helstrom Ronette Hodges Dorls Jermgan Judy Johnston lhanc Kollatt Carolyn Lackland Bobbu Neel V1rL1n1a Neal Xnnettc Shaul Qybll 'Iench Qhlrley Vau 1 Jamtc xkfllghl 113 CHEMISTRY CLUB 4 Robert Goebel Pres Jan Woodard Parl and Sgt at Arms Jerry Harper and Paul Planmng Connrmttee Tex Ann Alexander V1ce Pres Mary Ann Kohler Sec Treas he Chern1stry Club of Palestme 1-hgh School affllxated Wlth the Texas Jun lor Acadq my of Sm: nce Clubs of Amerxca Spo n s o r e cl and servlced by Sclence Servlce Washmgton D C IS open only to .Iumor and Senlor C he m 1 s t 1' y and Physmcs students who maxntaxn an A average mn both the subjects and ln conduct The local Qhaptc r lS sponsored by Mrs Evelyn Lmson Chemxstry teacher 1 -v 1 - -' ' 1 1 1 1 vw 1 ' ' ' I , - J 1 1 y 4 -1 , ly I, , . . A . , . ii e pw Ni Cgi f b ' I Lip 'x it 5 WATCH IT IT MAY BLOW UP Inqu1s1t1ve Chemlstry students waxt for the 0 .ltc om e of then' sclentlfxc expermment Tex Ann Alexanler Katheunm Anderson N1 ke Avermttc Tom Baxlfy Ric Beard Wlllle Byitnian NN iyrf Bone JUC'lBIlT'I'l103 Kv, Corrmptol r irm L flxr Ro 6 LUG el II 1 1 lnbsl llnmox K f Roll Henry .Tones Betsy Kay Harold Klem Mary Ann Kohler Charles Lmn Dav1d lv1cClung Sue McReynolds Connxe Marrs John Morrms John Ousley Wendell Reed Kathrme R1tchey George Rogers Lu Rose Sylvla Smlth CeC11Stanaland Sheron Waggoner Alme Ward .lan Woodard . . . 1 . 1 , - . , - I . , , A A 'C g - 2 - C ll A 1 1' - .L , I ' ' r ' Cixne liz :er llarry 1415 ey ' 5 -rt 2 b ' ' ' La ' More M .lllI'I l.' llafer Y' ru-'11 '. ' 'll C n Elznzra - ,1 A- . P.nlll1n'l1 ' lr'-'lyf' lfnrlpmtzb E Rout-1'jfl1I:t1e5 Y B-NATURAL CLUB ason Plamst Anne Johnston Vxce Pres Knot shownj he B Natural Club gxrls' choral group has the dnstmctxve honor ofbemg the school's oldest orgamzauon Its purposes are to gxve the gnrls an opportumty to express thelr rnus1calab1l1t1es and to mcrease thexr appreclatmon of flne musxc The club sponsor xs Mrs Ma Judy Alford Ju11a Amason Becky Amason Shlrley Campbell Judy Carnathan Julxa Carter Sue Dlckey Shmrley England Sylvla Foster Dorothy Gr1mes Jackxe Hall rye JO Sm 1th Roll Betty Herrxn Ruth Howell Geraldme Hudson Anne Johnston Bonme Kmght Conme Marrs Sue McReyno1ds Shxrley Morrow V1rg1n1a Neel Nancy O'Neal Terry Pettlette J'ul1a Carter, Rep. 3 Bonnie Knight, Treas.g Jan Woodard, Sec.g Julia Amason, Pres.:BeckyAm Sue Rlchardson Mary Joy Rushlng Delores Sprmger Sybll Tench Martha Txppen Ahne Ward Jan Woodard Barbara Yeast Beverly Z1mmerman gage CLUB ,.a1 N9 . .H Jxm Meese Sgt at Arms Larry Gore Sec Donald Shuller Vxce Pres B111 Reeder Pres he Glee Club of Palestxne I-hgh School a boys smgmg group lS sponsored by Mr Tom Moseley hlgh school choral mstructor Slnce xt was founded ln 1937 thls orgamzatxon has presented many enjoyable programs The boys have chosen a red teddy bear as thelr mascot Travls Burns Errol Coker Bennle Davxs Tad Dunbar Jerry Elrod Larry Funderburk Larry Gore Ronald Gresham Don Harrxs Rlchard Hazelwood Mlke Henderson Don Kelly Roll Frank Kollatt Henry Lmk Omar Logan Jlm Meese Norman Pyle B111 Reeder J W Reeder Bobby Rogers Don Schuller John Talley Barnes W1tt Bob Wxllxams Bobby Youngblood 1 - ' ' I ' J I I . . ' . . 1 . , . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA i!eM Lyndle Congleton Rep Bob Calaway Pres Vernal Collxns Treas Albert I-lassell Vlce Pres he Future Farmers of Amerlca xs a natxonal organmatxon for those boys who have take n or are takmg agrmculture 'vir J C Collum lS the local sponsor The prmmary alm of the club ms to develop competent aggresswe rural and ag rxcultural leads rshlp at cl to partxcmpate mwor t hy undertakmgs for the Lmprove l'I'lGHtOf3.QI'lCL1lll1I'C . Qc W, E - af N , 'Y S : - 1 1 - s Q - 2 1 ' , ' . l . , . - ' 1 - ' - CALLINI ALL COWS' F Roy Bomer Huey Brooks Bob Callaway Vernal Camp Corky Clayburgh Norman Collins Vernal Collins Lyndle Congleton Paul Dressell Hugh Dublin Marvin Ellis Carroll Graser George Gregory Bobby Gruetzner Albert I-Iassell Tommy Henry Robert Hightower Raymond Jackson Walter Kaudelka utr armers 16-pair the in ers lc r thi ca 1 sing proje Roll Travis King Tommy Lockey Buddy McCr6-ary Bethune McDonald Harold Minton Gary Parker Jimmy Parker B. W. Poppell Vickery Powell Bill Rogers Raymond Sims George Shannon Gerald Stubbs Douglas Sumrall Floyd Vineyard Jimmy Wise Jerry Wortham James Yancy John Yarbrough Tommy Young SAFETY EDUCATION CLUB: l Paul I-Ilnkle Pres BarbaraWh1tescarver V1ce Pres Josephme Elhot Sec JudyAlford Rep he Safety Educatlon Club IS composed of those students takmg Safety Educatlon Durlng the clubmeetmgs held m class the members learn the courtes1es and prmcxples of safe drxvmg Mr R J Horn IS the sponsor and mstructor Judy Alford Juha Amason Sylv1a Coleman Soma Deason Joesph1neEll1ott Clara Belle Evans Jamce Evans Shelly Ferguson Roll ffourth perlodl Paul Clrlfilth Bo by Cr ctzner Paul lllnklf Ora Bellf Pr rk us l.,aQ11ta Ru Bmllx Earl Slms Barbar 1 NW lfCSC'1 TXfl 15 Laverne Baker Joyce Bell Jerry Brown Judy Carnathan June Cely James Chambers Frneda Kaudelka Frances Mxller Francyne Neal Roll fflfth perlodj if B1l1y Raper Carolyn Reese Sarah Thornton Sandra Toland Bobble Traweek Sylvxa Vannoy Jeanette Wells Kathy Wxlson 2. eg ve 121 ' , V 4 mph,- Q t , Q ,, ' 'J' J 31 -I -6' 1 , Y, It ,A . ' J kt ., 'I Awww ' ' 7' www... , j U J . -' . M Q V if Sandra Toland, Sec.3 Judy Carnathan, Pres.g June Cely, Rep.3 Joyce Bell, Vice-Pres. CHATTER STAFF fiwx .I Q . W ,H f, , A, M 3 4:4 T he Chatter Staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Ann Link, publishes a page in the Pal- estine Herald Press each week, giving interest- ing news about Palestine High School and its stu- dents Staff me mber s are chosen on the basis of their journalistic ability leadership and de pendability Mrs Ann Link Sponsor fu? Paul Hinkle Editor Jan Woodard Asst Editor 1 r ' r A ' s , 5 nh - fr 'l!'..Z'. ' S- Jerry Elrod News Edltor Robert Goebel Feature Wrrter Harry Godfrey Sports Edltor Jerry Harper Feature Wrrter Donald Shuller Feature W 4' if 0-X JA! wg Q! fff , 633-577 5. . C, . 1 1,1 V . 1 25 Katherme Anderson Nancy Davls Typxst Typxst Llbrarlan Y 'Q ,v A Reporters Bobble Traweek, Margne Smxth, Betty Leatherwood, Gene Garner, Dorms Hender son, Mary Jane Fagan, Do rothy Stafford, James Neyland, and Faye Holc omb 124 . f L' ' B' w 3 '-asa , N' ,Q . ' Q x ew e- .N X y xhg .Z ' M lj I, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB he D1SIflbllllXF Ed lC3llOI1 Cl1b of P 11 S lS open only to .Tumors and Sen 1ors takung DlSlF1bUIlVG Ed11cat1on The 31111 of the club wh1ch IS sponsored lo cally by Mr Harvey O Br1ant 15 to dexelop the leadersh1p and c1t1zensh1p of the Students who Vvllll someday be the leaders of the busmess world LEWIS Br1mberry Anme Wade Butler Walter Conaway John Copeland Jerome Hargrove Rush Herrmgton Gwen Hotchluss Bud Huffstutler Larry Hurbrough Norma Ingram Fred Jansa Mane Johns Roll Don Kellx ll 'N11rrloC 1111oldOlfla1 Darrxl Pact R11 L I 1 J 1rbara gl M111 Qpmu XN1151111 Bobby H1 1111Lb1o1t1 Ann Butler, Sec .3 Fred Jansa, Pres.g Harold Oldham, Vice-Pres. Ann Spann Treas P I I , V' A jx. -1 , 1' 4 lc 1 ' 1 1.1 11 Barbara Dressell Jarrell Powell 15111 Hd'-r ' Pa 51' 91-11.111 ' B. 1 . 1 1th eI11I1mttte- Viixgnwy V1f11c1z1 V21x.L111x Cathy ' T I I' 'r 1 1 FUTURE TEACHERS CDF AMERICA Q V 3 5 -'N , l 1' f 4 1 -5 i John Morrms Pres Sue McReynolds Treas Margaret Dnckson Sec Br1an Bell Vxce Pres Nllss Lout se Hathcock ms a natlonal organmatton founded for the purpose of ac quamttng students wmth the fle ld of teachlng Qualllmcauons for me-rnbershtp are fly an act1ve mterest mn teachmg and 125 a hmu h scholastlc standlng ln aclclmttot tofulf1ll1n0 these rc-qumrements members are expected to be loyal to club p ln clples dependable and courteous 1 3 ' ,C MWA ,t,t r - If ...Ni A X T he Palestine Chapter ofthe Future Teac he r s of America, sponsored by ,gui 'Ii J? Ni WJ M F T A Initiation lnitiates light their candles pledging to uphold the principles of the Futur Teachers of America Katherine Anderson 'vlike Axeritte Brian Bell Kathleen Blazer Marion Boyd Marjorie Braly Judy Carnathan Clara Carter Julia Carter Wanda Carter Dorothy Collins Ann Lynn Crass Elaine Crawford lNancy Davis Mary DeFacio Margaret Dickson Karen Diehl David Ducote Shirley England Martha Fagan Mary Jane Fagan Virginia Fitzgerald Sylvia Foster Albert Gallatin Gene Garner Roll Rob rt Goebel Larry Gore Sarah Handorf Betty Herrin Peggy Herrington Priscilla Hicks Marilee Hilton Ronette Hodges Faye Holcomb Nolen Holcomb Peggy Hoyler Brenda Hudson Geraldine Hudson Joan Jeffcoat Linda Jenkins Thelma Jones Guy Keeling ncy Kelly Mary Ann Kohler Diane Kollatt Carolyn Lackland Ronnie Lane Bet L herwood Bet y iles Sandra Link Linda Lively Carol Ann Logan Sue McReynolds S. J, Moremon John Morris James Neyland Tome Nell Nowlin Nancy O Neal Glenna Palmer Joy Fran Poole Alpha Rhodes Kathryn Ritchy Gerald Roach Pat Roach Lu Rose Mary Joy Rushing Ann Simmons Margie Smith Dorothy Stafford John Tally Sheron Waggoner Barbara Whitescarver Mary Williams Jan Woodard Janice Wright Beverly Zimmerman NURSING CLUB 7' Ruth Howell Sec Patsy Seburn fpatmentj Emma Hemby Vmce Pres Delores Sprxnger Pres Betty Lucas Rep fnot shownj he Nursmg Club Palest1ne Hmgh Schoo1's newest club was organlzedb Mrs Robert Cox for the pu pose of acquamttng g1rls w1th the nursmg professxon Durmg the meetmgs after s uool the g1rls watch movmes and learn te c hnxque s whmch wmll help them someda, regardless or the professxons they entcr Roll If 1 it Ui 1 L U1 Q.,-su Jmmmye Gill Emma Hemby Ruth Howell Ehzabeth Kaudelka Frenda Kaudelka Vlrglnla. Kxser Georgxa Lee Betty Lucas Daphlne O'Ne1l 128 Eva Rogers Irene Sharp Delores Sprmger Frances Starr Syb1l Tench Shu-ley Vaughn Molhe Watson Elolse Wxlson 4. ri., ,I S-FQ! N ' gl, A I m V C41 ,, .gn A W x 195, W. 0 3 7 A Rf V' 'WNW .1 T' ' x ,II 7 Q, . I X -J it EALX ,, 'I , 3' l ifwfl , 1 A I B I ll 1 xy ' 1 ', ' ff, wk X , Y ,B ' ' THESDIAN SOCIETY 5 I 0 D l Cla lonW1lson Scrmbe Clforge Ilolmrs N ce Pus Jolla Carter Pres lrms Johrston Treas rue crrmngton CC hot showx me 'llmsplan Son ety 15 a ratlonal organ Lalluf IULAI'LC.lPClIOI'll1l Du Dose o tl e standax e r .I lr c our 3 A Q Len .nc o tra ova XJPFKCLRIU o good Lheaer mo onnct r C TUX 3 U VTTYI NAU oo r Q Cracl tl e SDOI Sor o ll e local Cha Clara Carter Juha Carter Errol Coker Harrlet Herrmgton George Holmes Dons Jermgan Roll Irxs Johnston John Morr1S Shlrley Morrow Bob Smxth Gaylon Wllson 'x 1 2. Yfl , I 7.5 . V ' In ' Q J ' 0 W 9. I 1 45. ' l v X v Y ' v C A 5. H' 5 ' . l x 'y.' , x ' 3 .s lla 'tllf 'K ,S . 1 xl. 1-51151214 .1 'ds of tlx clramauc arts an the sf-ror1da-y schools ol thc L1 Sirt As. Thi S 'I ' S sums 're ill to create' an aqt1x'canclLnt2ll'g all types f lv te1',fZlfoclcw-l f 11:2 Q 1 :1 f t , vgwiio, ani Lelevxslotp. and ffl fu :nip ' 'cl the qr. lxty f l a at Q 5121 ls. M . E. Wang .dockzs xl A 1 f 1 pta! JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1 I Q5 o F, c I U-'fat Henry Link, Pres., Pace McDonald, Sec.g Tex Ann Alexander, Hist.g Jerry Elrod, Vice-Pres Betsy Kay, Rep. F or several years the Junior Histor ical Society has been Palestine High School's largest club. In spite of its great size, this organization, sponsored by Mrs. Johnnie Belle Ballard, has worked as a unit to develop pride in Texas His- tory. The main activities of the Junior Historians are selling programs at home football games and awarding c olle ge scholarships to two of its deserving senior members. JUNIOR HISTORIAN HONORED Mrs Ballard and Robert Goebel read h1s theme whlch re celved recogmt1on ID the Junxor Hrstorlan pubhcatxon Tex Ann Alexander Marcxa Barrow Nedra Beaudet Johnme Blanchard Marlon Boyd Glenda boyette Majorxe Braly Sue Calcote Judy Carnathan Julma Carter Margte Chaffln Ann Lynn Crass Nancy Davls Karen Dxehl Davld Ducote Jerry Elrod hxrley England ary Jane Fagan I ary K Farms elba Fenner ene FlSh lrgxma Fxtzgerald ylv1a Foster arry Funderburk Gene Garner Harry Godfrey Robert Goebel Larry Gore Jackxe Hall Jerry Harper Don Harms Emma Hemby M1ke Henderson Betty Herrm Marllee Hxlton Paul Hxnkle Peggy Hodges Faye Holcomb George Holmes Roger Holmes Peggy Hoyler Ruth Howell Bud Huffstutler Davld Hunter Anne Johnston Henry Jones Betsy Kay Roll Guy Keelmg Mary Ann Kohler Frank Kollatt Bett eat rwood Benn e 1 es Betty Llles Henry Llnk Sandra Lmk Lxnda Llvely Joy Lockey Omar Logan Betty Lucas Conme Marrs Pace McDonald Sue McReynolds Jxm Meese Rayburn Moore John Morrls James Nleyland Tome INell'Nowl1n Mary Helen Nowlzn Nancy O Neal Glenna Palmer George Paul Corky Pessony Joy Fran Poole Jxmmy Rector Kathryn Rltchey Patr1c1a Roach Lu Rose Mary Joy Rushmg Glenn Sharp Patsy Shaver Bonnle Shelton Don Shuller Bob Smlth Margle Smxth Jean Spann Lmda Toland Sharon Waggoner Cheryl Walker Bobb1e West Jan Woodard Joan Woolverton Janlce Wrlght Vonda Vaughn 131 I I . I ' v v - . . . . ' . A u N THE ARC LIGHT STAFF Mlss Margaret Fltzgerald CO SPONSORS Mlss Juha Lee Smlfh Sue McReynoldS EDITORS Jenell McNe111 Lu Rose Senior Class Sylv1a Foster Sophomore Class Betsy Kay Junior Class John Morr1 S Photographer Patr1c1a Gr1ff1th Freshman Class 4 Tome Nell Nowhn Celebrxtme s Jo Ann Stralt Athletlcs Davxd Hunter Orgamzatmons Omar Logan A sst Photographer Sue Rlchardson Actlvlues ARC LIGHT BUSINESS STAFF , 4 Anne Johnston Busmess Ed1tor Busmess Staff Ass1stants Brxan Bell, Larry Funderburk, and Ann Lynn Crass carefully check the day's recexpts .L I I T A I ' ' ' . 'A A A -. 'C 4 in l' ' ' . 9 -- P, STUDENT COUNCIL fi 4' .Nu 6 Cheryl Walker Sec Mr R B Brmstow Sponsor Bob Smnth Pres and Dav1d Hunter Vxce Pres he Palestme I-hgh School Student Councll composed of homeroom repre sentatlves endeavors to promote better co operatton xn extra curr1cu1aract1v1t1es and hxgher standards of 1eadersh1p scholarshxp and sc hool sp1r1t Durlng the past year the Student COUHC11 publlshed the f1rst Student Dlrectory of P H S and purchased a new pubhc address system 1 x I fi G1 T hu Semor Representatwes P gy Hodges J1mmyRector Judy Carnathan Morr1SLoder1 and Cheryl Walker 40 3 l .Tumor Representatwes Corky Pessony George Holmes 'edra Beaudet Harry Godfrey and Bruce Stark 137 fa If ' '9Wnn3- --QP' Sophomore Representatwes Marlon Boyd Betty L1les Jerry Pendland Jean Spann and Molly Davls Il ,Q 47 X' wt- g Freshman Representatxves Dxane Pratt, Mary Sexton, Carol Logan, Davld Wh1tescarver, Llz Hamxlton, Carl Hartt, Davy Broughton, and June Cely 138 4' T Q el' I l I 4 . M., ,N Q 1' BM' 3 :fx - -4, -1112-4.-.:'I, V ,. 1' A 5 '-L51-' Q X, ', , s A V-. N, 1, fd Q N' ,,,..,N... 4 ff ' f .g Q R 1 5 ,. 'K K f r r 1 M . T' ' 1 , t 7 yn. fwfr A 1 7 -R- Q O f B X' f rn 0 'K , I g I x 1 K 1 K - M 1 X , I 5 X X x X X X ,ff X X x XEXX Xxx x ,-, 3 f '--.... gg 'M' jf .......-v -.-an K X li ,.. '73, glla Q04-qi. A X X XX XX ff 5. 5. , N 1 .NY-gx Jig? i WILDCAT 5 QV' , U' hu, fl f- 5 , -, law , ' ' a J.. ka FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mike Averitte, James Saxton, Jerry Penland, Dale Burl Woodard, Rusty Sikes, and Jerry Hanson. Coach Gregory, Jon Gregg, Johnny Blanc h ard Douglas, George Rogers, Gerald Moore, Benny Coach Bynum, Tommy Baile y, Henry Link, Bob S. J. Moreman, Benny Lester, Tommy Elliott, and SGA!! , ww, W 17 .V xi 1 Www Hanks, Jelrry Mitchell, Charles Linn, Wendell Reed, Harold Smith, Gerald Garner, Richard Farris, Bobby Koon, John Ousley, Donnie Swinney, and Coach Tierce. Smith, G.L, Gaines, Max Woodard, Robert Garner, Phil Sandifer, Coach Taylor. L i Mwm-nm LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Alton Taylor Head Coach Weldon Bynum CoachR1chard Gregory and Coach Doyle Tzerce I Wlldcat Managers JERRY IVES and LESLIE IVES f . I 3 S , l ,, - . ' ' I N i f s K , A ff--...ff W ,N ' 5 'fd I Z YV A . Y Y. yr! . 5 .V I X : 5 Q ' ,, fs A, A P , gf I Q .' , r y L X . V , I . N. F . . 5 w x X GEORGE ROGERS MAX WOODARD DALE HAINKS Back End Back After b e g 1 rm n 1 n g Lhelr sf ason w1thtwo defeats the Wddgats broke mlo the w1n C olum n by defeatmg Longvlew It was a hard fought but glean game The fmal score was 14 O John Ousley stretches to get away from enemy tacklers f'X ROBERT GARNER DOINNIE DOUGLAS JON GREGG End Center Back 14 'C BOBBY KOON HENRY LINK .3 MIKE AVERIT TE All Dlstrlct Center Back Back The Palestme Wlldcats began the s ea s on agalnst Tyler Undermanned Palestxne look Whether xt was merely f1rst game slugg1sh ness or over cautlon ne1ther team attemp ted any th1ng sensatlonal dur1ng the everung Although lt was Pale s t1ne s Worst defeat the W1ldcats were soon to become a much mmproved ball club The f1nal score was Z1 0 th A WNKQ .ash Vlctorlous W1ldcats happy after a hard game S J MOREMAN JOHNNY BLANCHARD JAMES SAXTQN Tackle Back Back 44 ws -1 K - . , 2 'A 5 , 4 ef v-g xx A x , K T., -SK ,- M i . . A , , I- ' - Xf ed much b e tte r than the fans had expected. fn- 7 . . ' AC 1 ' Q V - - - - . E tif . . I ' Y' . I ' . V K1 K t ' x - 1 , , Q' 1 2 av'L'J'1-ry! . QT. 1'., as .... O if ' 'Wx 1 'Z I. x l 1 , 5 IQ' f 3 I' N xl J 4 Q 4 1 x ' 0 K Al 9' Em WENDELL REED JERRY MURRAY BURL WOODARD holds and Back Guard BOB SMITH k1CkS Maroon and wh1te waved proudly as the W1ldc:ats met Corsxcana a nd just would not be den1ed a Wm The exc1t1ng game was played on Luckett Kolstad F1eld Cors1cana 1 s on e of the teams st1ll to be 1n Palestlne s d1str1ct next season The W1ldcats ar e lookmg for ward to many more excltlng encounters W1 th xts old r1val Cors1cana Glrls prepare boys YCCCIVC thelr Jackets HARLIN MIDKIFF TOMMY ELLIOT JERRY MITCHELL Batik End Guard 147 Q F V 7 x .1 ,' Q 4 l ' R ,. ' . ' ' km T 'N , . . , , 'fmf ' ' . ,P--s .il Y ll 1, a't 5' .4 v 1:5 6 Us 1 ll P' : l l l l vw ' ,Jai . A ri 3 Q 35,1 wr 'Md S 284 bn FIRST ROW Henry Turner Bxlly Slms Jerry McKenz1e Barnes Wxtt Sonny Townsend Vernon Has sell Rlchard Farrxs John Frank Armstrong ' B TEAM SECOND ROW Curtms James Glenn Sharp Cecxl Standland Verl Burnaugh Jlmmy Wagner Bxlly Cherry Freddle Seely Randolph Young James Saxton THIRD ROW Coach Txerce Drck Reed Paul Dressell Albert Gallatm Bruce Stark Wxltz Ledbetter Dlckxe Rogers Charles Webb Glenn Reed Roy Bomer Elmer Brooks Coach Smlth 1 mir ,iv Members ofthe W11dCatSqllad show varxed facmal expresslons after a hard game The Semor footballbow S are gn en the places of honor at the last pep rally ofthe Season E I 19 24 4 P1 'A George Rogers plunges through the mlddle for Palestme A lme up ofthe graduatlng members of W11dc at squad 'I4 Qv, ' fl 1 '.w Y 'K .Aviv EU xv K '. ak, X 4 gal rl 51, p A s ' 7 W L ,X fx, u as QQ Q f - 9 V ' ' ' 'Q' . 1 es, su 9 JACKIE HALL Sen1or 3 Years One of the many t1r1ng down town parades 0 Semors are honored at the last pep rally of the football season HARRIET HERRINGTON Semor 3 Years .ICS EPHINE ELLIOT Semor 3 Years The remamb of one ofthe most exc1t1ng bon f1res ever to be held ln hlgh school John seems left out as the cheerleaders go through a routme at the bon f1re JOI-IIN HERBERT TALLEY .Tumor 1 Year FAYE HOLCOMB Jun1or Z Years Here come the W11dcatS Mmss Hurley sm11es as she TCCSIVBS a gxft from the cheerleaders m apprecxatlon for her work as thelr sponsor MARY KATHRYN FARRIS Jumor 2 Years -A-qu GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW Mary Henen Nowlm Sarah Handorf Barbara Yeast Sharon Tracy Tome Nell Nowlm Carol Ann Logan Ellen Ann Wynn SECOND ROW Sylvla Foster Nancy Kelly Ann Flsh Llz Hamllton Lxnda Jenklns Dlane Pratt Carolyn Canady Betty Stewart Nancy Cook Tex Ann Alexander Marion Boyd 4 uA99 FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Bell, Tommy Elliott Pete Robertson SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHTQ Coach Bynum, Dic kie Burl Woodard and Coach PALESTINE OPPONENTS 62 Forreston 47 Forest Avenue 38 Nacogdoches 71 Forest Avenue 59 Harlington 66 78 :Y:Corsicana 45 59 Lovelady 39 45 Carthage 67 77 Kilgore 62 58 . Longview 60 54 Longview 62 44 '1fTemp1e 46 48 ffBrownwood 60 3 BASKETBALL SQUAD Tom Bailey, Robert Garner, Bobby Koon, and Manager Rogers, George Rogers, Joe B rum le y, James Saxton, Taylor. PALESTINE OPPONENTS 102 Crockett 32 90 Oakwood 38 55 Rusk 53 60 Carthage 66 80 9-'University 44 61 iTravis fAustinj 47 48 ?McCa11um QAustinj 55 71 41131-yan 56 65 'fCorsicana 57 78 19fBrownwood eo 65 'kUniversity fWacoj 56 66 ffTemp1e 57 77 '0'Travis fAustiny 44 'Y DENOTES CONFERENCE GAMES PALESTINE vs TRAVIS X The Travms Rebels of Aust1n we r e defea te d twlce 1n d1 s tr 1 c t play by a more powerful Pal estme team The f1rst game way played 1 n Aus tm and the s e C ond game 1n Palestlne The last game was won 'oy a wxde margm The score was 77 44 Robert Garner outclassed everyone as h goes h1gh for a rebound JOEL BRUMLEY BOBBY KOON Semor Semor X X ff' W . ez 1 , fe . . . Q xx 'wN . . . . We 156 PALESTINE VS. TEMPLE The Wild c at s met Temple twice in district play this year. Temple won the first game by only two points. The second encounter showed much improvement in the playing of both te am s . The Palestine Wildcats won by a large margin. BURL WOODARD Senior 115 Don Bell tr ie s to save Burl Woodard from Don Bell is presented with a goldbasketball the hands of Temple at the close of the Quarterback Tournament 157 l 0' it D' P Y, PALES TINE VS CORSICANA The Palestme Wlldcats trlmmed the Corsxcana Txgers 1n both of thelr encounters thms year The games showed the sk1ll of both teams m handlmg the ball However It was the ab111ty of the W11d cats to control the backboard whmch gave them the Look at all these arms' DICKIE ROGERS TOMMY BAILEY Sophomore Jumor edge in both games. PALESTINE vs LONGVIEW The Palestme W1ldcats met the Longwew Looos 1n non d1str1ct play The f1rst ga me was one of the mostthr1111ng games ofthe season The Lobo s won by two polnts 1n the last few seconds of the game Wlldcats and the opposxtlon d1ve headlong for the ball TOMMY ELLIOT JAMES SAXTON .Tumor Junlor 159 elf' .nr Y i l Q R A OFFICERS Q? rf ,ff LEFT TO RIGHT Marilee Hilton Reporter Sandra Toland Vice President Linda McDonald President and Jo Ann Strait Secretary The Gir1's Recreation Association, spon so re d by Miss Connie I-Iurle y, has as its purpose to give all girls the opportunity to par- ticipate in out-of-school activities. This organization provides for the gymnasium to be open every afternoon after school hours for the use of any girl or group of girls who desire to play games. This year, boys were given honorary memberships to this asso- ciation. GRA. ACTIVITIES Thxs IS a rare p1cture It was taken after school and after most much of 1ts 3.Ct1V1t18S after school and Wlth very good re s ult s as you can see of the students had gone home. However, the G.R.A. car rie s on VOLLEYBAL L TEAM Sue Calc ote -Qyyi N4argaretD1ckey Barbara Dressell Rubv Deel Llnda McDonald Barbara Starr Maggie Evans THE TRACK TEAM ,ba 1,04 CH 164 Y FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT heal Walker Tommy Elhot S J Morcman John Roy Ousley Bob Smlth Donme Douglas Robert Garner Tommy Baxlex and Vlax Woodard SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach T1erc:e Bruce Stark Jon Gregg James Saxton Mmke Averxtte Jerry Pendland Buddx Francls Glenn Reed Gerald Moore and Manager Tom Pessoney ,Q-dfL G5-f 6'6 2 I ,f,4,.V,4 .avg-4.,.,+ff VV JL' vid- 4 f St. J-5' L' L rLfr,,C,-44. f xii- 111 J , - l - u X ,W X N , t Ii. Zi. . xx I , k', X X 6 . I Y 1 1 H s f ' 1 -E , 4 :Vinyl , t A .'. 3 'S 'g ' U' ' ' 5, -gk 31 'Q f Q-9 I xx '. X-,- x X X ff if .. .f I . 4, H . -......,,.. ...-.., ... , :Mr ,Q -, F 1. ' Y' 6 .hmmy Rector Class Pres1dent Juha Amason Lmda McDonald Patr1c1a Roach Sue Calcote Jimmy Rector MASTER OF CEREMONIES Henr y L1nk ANNOUNCER SENIQR SENIOR DOGWOOD CHAINBEARERS -,s - 'Q h 1 A . ' sg f . Ex f i K R VV X , V R li' -f ., 4 f 5? bl V X 1 f 'J , 7 gi, 7 L i , The h1ghl1ght of the year for all Senlors IS the Coronat1on presented ID the sprmg On th1s occas1on the K1ng and Queen e le c te d by the Semors are crowned as the Royalty of Sen1or land Followmg th1s formal crownmg a vtell planned and enterta1n1ng program 1 S g1ven by the members of the Court The ent1re Sen1or C o r o na tl o n 1 s planned and d1rected by MISS Conn1 e Hurley who has t1relessly and fa1thfu11y carr1ed th1 s respon s1b1l1ty for flfteen years The Arc L1ght staff take s th1s opportumty to expr e s s apprec1at1on to M1 s s Hurley for makmg the Sen1or Coronauon the most mem orable event IH the 11fe of a Sen1or CORONATION JUNIOR DOGWOOD CHAINBEARERS Mlss COHHIC Hurley 'svQl V Albert Gallatm Class Pres1dent Freda Kale BObb1e Axum Kathryn Rmtchey Karen Dxehl 167 PRINCES AND PRINCESSES Jackie Hall Gerald Garner Tex Ann Alexander The Prmres an Prmcesscs are elee ted by thexr respee txve Senror home rooms to be rep ntat ve 5 LU t Royal Court Comme Niarrs Dormle Douglas Leroy Lowe Shxrley Morrow d Lmda Toland B111 Ree er Phml Sand1fer ? 'R 5 d L17 Harxulton SOPHOMORE Larol Logan Carl Hartt Davld Whltescarver DUKES AND DUCHESSES Marlon Boyd Mary Helen Nowlm Jerry Pendland FRESHMEN D1ck1e Rogers Xxx x QQ YI: . S' -llxwz' Tome Nell Nowlin Mary DeFac:io Harry Selden George Coleman JUNIORS DUKES ANDDUCHESSES Harriet Herrington SECOND ROW George Rogers Morrls Ray Loden Gerald Moore Burl Woodard FIRST ROW JoAnn Straxt Sue McReyno1ds Marc1a Barrow Glynda Boyette SECOND ROW Bobby Koon Bob Sm1th Max Woodard John Roy Ousley FIRST ROW Mary Joy Rushmg Geraldme Hudson Peggy Hodges Cheryl Walker GUARD OF HONOR SENIOR If Kxng and Queen The Court Jester Master of Ceremomes and Hunt Kay provxded com1ca1 ant 1 C s for the aud1ence A Sample of the local hlgh school talent. CORONATION ,ggi T., :ral-z3rr1:..f -r a, QAQ3 1955 .lunlor Sweethearts and their Escorts JUNIOR PROM The theme of the 1955 .Tumor Prom, d1rected by Mlss Loulse Hatchock, Wa s Sweethearts On Parade ' Thls theme was carrled forth mn the program and the elaborately decorated gymnasnlm The student comm1ttee wh1ch asslsted 1n the act1v1ty was composed of the fol 1ow1ng members Joy Fran Poole, Cheryl Walker, Joel Brumley, B111 Ree de r, Glynda Boyette, Sue McReynolds, D1ck Hartt, Henry Lmk, Anne Johnston, Betty Jones, Jerry Martm, and J1mrny Rector I tw-5 'K 0 A 173 lx ,rx 1, Y- 111 -3123: p,' iz' '47 if: f1'fmQ'ff:f:x:' ' ff LLL .1 - A ' 1 fog 1.32. .- . -- V A 3--'H - ',1 I 'xr' ': ' x,r,: 2.1 - K. ...,....,, - f-'rr' '5 ',3.T ' :, -- A -- 'f I-.4-If--ff---'f'1x '--1 :' N - .,.- - .... eva. , . -' . 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HENRY LINK Lions Club JOHN MORRIS American Le BOB SMITH Lions Club BOBB Y KOON Kiwanis Club DICK HARTT lnot shownj Rotar y Club ROBERT GARNER Knot shownj Jaycees JACKIE HALL American Legion Auxiliary ANNE JOHNSTON Lions Club GERALDINE HUDSON Business and Professional W0men's Club 1 M rs I-Iamxlton s Mrs Wylxe One Week durmg the school year IS des lgnated as Arc L1ght Week At th1 s tmme students are gwen the opportumty to pur chase the1r yearbooks Homerooms whmch are 10070 ln the purchase of yearbooks have then' pmctures 1I'1 the Arc L1ght Mr. O'Briant S Mrs. Bal1ard's 'vhss Wlllmgham S 176 X i The Speech classes entertained the stu- 'WA ' . ' Vg I--,, dentbodywithoutstanding one-actplays. An -- example is Early Frost. c ' l ll 4' Llf , sy -r i----,.,..e,--b ,e': 4.-. , W ,M -ua, .4-can ,-, F C A : The B Natural Club ftlls the aud1tor 1um w1th c a r ol s at the annual C h r 1 s tm a s Anne Johnston presents the candxdates for assembly 1956 Arc Llght Sweetheart 'Hs-..,... '1 rl ,,f All for the W1ldcats stand up and holler' I ' X' s of l 1 i .ve k . 1 A , 1 i L 'A ' , ' ' X 'O' ' 3 . I ' - ' . ff ' lf f , A, ,fr H . 'i'l V: ,Z ,, ? w ,4 VM. W' .. 5 I I I 4 ,. ., ' xi 4 if ' 7 ,Tv I ,, va' ,Q ' ' 1 , - -D -ww Q ' A V u . 1 , fx. 1 ' 9. 1' .' The Arc Light Staff began its planning with a hamburger party given by Anne Johnston and Sue McReynolds, The Senior Coronation C o m mi tt e e poses for its picture before it begins the real work of planning. David McClung d e mon s tr a t e s the Tesla Coil which he designed and built. 'X ,J-P' QECWPW 1 The ma s c o t, as well as the student body, enjoyed the music by the Glee Club. i Everyone enjoyed the Candy1and Dance sponsored by the cheerleaders. ll ber Maggie Henderson, an honorary mem- of P.H.S., recites her chemistry les- SOl'1. ff, Everyone pitches in for the big b onfir e 4 ,g,- ,p-as, f-. ' 5 The Grand Fina1e!--- -- The Arc Light sta 7 ff puts the final touches on the yearbook. before the Temple game. 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Mr W B Palmer and daughter Glenna are exarnmmg some Jan Woodard and Paul Hmkle talk to equlpment of the Mrs Sloan about the Chatter at INTERNATIONAL EXT-ERMINATQR HERALD PRESS COMPANY Mrs. Ellen McReynolds, Sue MCReyno1ds, and Mrs. Docie McReynolds smile out of the beautiful window at MCREYNOLDS' FLORIST Harold Klem tr1es makmg a sale to John Morne at the 3 BEALI.. BROTHERS but John IB broke' Wm Ww.v9 'w lik E swim match A S 91915 COMES Am :NUS Ci SUNG in DAIRY NOOK Dlane Pratt IB preparmg dmner wlth dmnerware from Hamburgers '4' Malts PRATT'S JEWELRY Vxrguua Henderson, Max-Jorle Braly Arny Lee Schm1dt and Martha Fagan exarnlne cablnet fnctures at BRALY BUILDERS SUPPLY A2240 I-1.-.D -4-wi25,,,L.4.4J ,,,.x,,,3'f'A' Abc A-...A A 5921... HASSEL 8: FOSTER East Texas Leadmg Funeral D1rectors Palestme Athens Grapeland MCCLUNG ELECTRIC SHOP Palestme, Texas Jerry Harper and Rxchard Hartt look wlstfully at the new Chevrolets at ROGERS CHEVROLET CO. Jack Rogers IS consldermg buymg a Johnson motor from Bobby Mc Calley at MONTGOMERY SPORTING GOODS Morms Ray Loden dxscovers what a fme salesman Bobby Youngblood IS df J Don Shuller, Gene F1sh, Johnny Graham, and Joe Henderson are enjoylng the flne SCTVICG at John Herbert Talley 18 attemptmg THE HAMBURGER BAR EAST TEXAS NATIONAL BANK Y at I I W R A V s N. mvf Xf--W ,' yo ' 'P' A fs N ,-f 4532 ,., I ' li ' ,QW Jil l lv! fx Q 7't' A Joy Lockey points out to Linda Toland, the display in the window Nancy Hanks and Dickie Rogers take time out for a HANKS INSURANCE AGENCY COCA COLA fga Barbara Smith is holding only one of the many clever toys featured at mf fmfhfff Omar Logan and Pat Griffith are learning the fundamentals of driving a tractor at FIRESTONE SHELTON BROS. 1 Harrxet Herrmgton and Mary K Farms look on as Mr Lane f1ts Jerry Elrod and Albert Gallatm Faye Holcomb wmth a pau' of are w1shfully lookmg at sen1or rmgs beautlful shoes from LANE S SHOE STORE RUSHING JEWELRY STORE fi Barbara Dressell shows Nancy Kelly Rmchard Hazelwood 18 hard at work that the coats at BELK'S are not sackmg grocer1es at only beautlful but pract1cal PIGGLY WIGGLY rx v 3 S ,f i jj , f, .1 S 5, 1 Ax' Q 1 MN . N, X A ' at I ,s ,Q at V' r ,' ' x Q SUN J ' - . , A 'Ev 4 , - . 9 xx fo , -.72 f i v '- 52 ,U Q M,H,,, 43. 0 zV-in jifx F5137 HANDORF LUMBER 8: MFG CO Palestme Texas BEARDEN FURNITURE CO Furn1ture of D1st1nct1 Maytag Kelvmator Zemth Easy Payment Plan Paleshne Texas 306 W Oak Phone Z 6285 T C GREGG D1str1butor Gulf O11 Products Best Wlshes' From Mc:CRORY'S DEPARTMENT STORE verythmg for the notlon bag Palestme, Texas Oak and Magnoha Streets x X 1 X y ff X 5' 'K ,I -. rw 77 --3 ' ling-f?' 3 ., -ig-!lI5J Si ,, 15.5 . . . . 2 'V .-,-if Zi, .. ' iyfuw. f- ..- Z, Zs'N-'1i3lx . ,ei - . Q l , IIE - - VERNON CALHOUN PACKING CO Beef Pork Hams Bacon Sausage The Brand 'V C IS your Guarantee Phone 21 6 2169 Palestlne, Texas ln.. If, Jeanette Overton, 'L1z Harn11ton and Kay Anderson are selectmg a pretty pot plant from WINNIE WOOLVERTON 8: LILY MAE OVERTON FLORISTS Carol Lackland, Pace McDonald, and Dorothy Colhns are enjoymg refreshments at HECK'S W J FRANKLIN LUMBER COMPANY Dealers In Quahty Bulldmg Matenal 1504N Jackson D1a1 5171 ,. f,, Lf fx S Qu , ' ,,- I 1 li U ..... ..- I --- . I - ' D '.'yl'.:' ' 'ln' ' 'a' , 'N' V I --- 3 --- - ' , . . I l c s Q Good for Lul She made a sale' Nancy Dav1s 15 trymg a new Vonda Vaughn buys a DR PEPPER from Lu Rose Remmgton typewnter from DR PEPPER CO VANCE BROS Palestme Texas WD 'WS 'L' 'Pi X Looks hke Dav1d McC1ung 1B plannmg lMary Joy Rushmg and Judy Carnathan a b1g party w1th refreshments from are adnurmg the clothes at AMERICAN HOME BAKERY FARRIS' S . ' we f f A ,, N .XX1 -'A , . ,4 . . - . 1 'T 0- Ex V . V Xl , .I 5 -, 2? F -Q... - 1 fwf- . s , ,? '-1 C .J. 1 'Y MMETHINGCOOKIN AT BOGGY'-9 Th re Just 1sn't quite enough says Jimmy Rector to Sandra Toland All while shoppmg at RALPH'S DRIVE INN BRATTON'S 2 Mm W gfvm m If mm, Oflefslh 04 The friendly smile of Jarrell Powell is waiting to greet you when you trade with SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Compliments of MRS BOYD CARTER Pa1estine's Home of Fine Orchids 'lr Wa1t1ng for a bus Jerry? Yes we have no bananas y gasolme at and Betty L11es at CHARLES S SERVICE STATION WILLIAM GEORGE PRODUCE Johnny I-Iambrxck and Lacy Spears Watch xt gmrlsl That s fattenmg' d1scover that cxty boys don't know Josephmne Elhot and Jack1e Hall much about dr1v1ng a tractor at don t seem to care at the moment tho ' PALESTINE TRUCK AND DAIRY QUEEN TRACTOR CO .. if. 4 nw . 'Y ' ' , . No. ll , ll sa. he's filling up with Skelly Jerry Meyers, Bobby Strait, i lg x 2 .X K' 5 g W . 9 PALESTINE CREAMERY CO .TETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP MILK Halr styhng for all occas1ons Da1ry Products N John Street Off1ce 610 E Market St Phone 6274 O P0121 Rfx'-rs BRIGGS STUDIO Osjetea Br1ggs Photographer Phone 2- 8134 ,a I 0 0 0 ' 2 J F GRIGSBY GENERAL INSURANCE 200 West Oak Street D1al Z 5276 iii!!-Q 1.14 D1ane Kollatt 18 thmkmg how Palegtlne Texas nlce th1s electrxc range would look 1n her mother's kltchen TEXAS POWER 8m LIGHT COMPANY '-D E' 2 9 E Q2 - , 5 ' .713 W' 7- I I C ,X My EE . WW G1 be WZ ZZ .ggi 1 Z'-E ff! 4 Qi 0 2122: fi kai! ,ff .-3 gas J N For the f1nest ln men's clothmg go to PRYOR'S V DRIVE IN FUR cw: ACOMPLE uf ,, wi Come to BOB BORROUGHS Your Gulf Dealer r Rf, f O O Q 1 ' n I .. . - , , . . . f E' T. . 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I if , I fy 5 JA L. - of H !,,,a1 ij, , , . . 1 , ' , . , . of l l ,JP Exp! fy Phone 2 325 60 TF-iZV'f1I?.lle, Q Attend ff y KALE AND PAT ICK NTQON S BQSINESS CO LEGE Jeff Kale Harry Ratr-rck Your Home S'cho Complxrnents To The Seynor Glass BRATZ ANP BOYD Congratulatxons Semors K' 5 Aa M BURNS Comphments WEAVER'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Cornphments DOUG MOORE Real Estate E Gooch Phon 2 20242 PERRY'S FOOD STORE Compllments of Palestme, Texas BIBLE BOOK STORE and GIF T S HOP 1' 1 f pvjx- ' ks Qjgff V, 'I at , 5 is f' fe 'W - i L ' I 'xi . r .J f ,v fr J A ' J , -A EL' ,X I . . ' vu :OM jf!! . Q' Xikw M, if f -..,t ' A J Q4 'KV' ' D ' f ' 'Y I L V 'rl Phone 9141 2 Phone 4297 v ' Palestine, Texas V . -- -T f 'T 2 ' t, 1' ' U I tg YR A 'I is 'T , , of ' A 1 A 1 If V '5 Lf YP , f . A A B ? .A ,' . 1 ' of of 115 . . e - 20 A ,mm ,dfj?jMf2j5 KH! ,172 QM 1,4 U JA cffigjgul Refmeiy O41 Gas Wel Su p11 it, AL, 0... 5 10 West Ma1n Street Pa1est1ne Texas ,L Ld IL, A Z' fag IIYIAJ Cglrrlgllments of My I 1951.25 NE PELIHJNG QWNY Corner Oiak a Tennessee if i' Frank Mam wn hone 2 J, f D 0106 '-'6'l7!-J ff, GEORGE WILLIAM COTTON General Insurance 118 West Mam Dxal 6107 ,CCL Comphm ents FLOURNOY MOTORS Comphments of WORD 8: MCDONALD Llcensed Real Estate Dealers Mrs John Word D1a1 5118 Mrs. Pace McDonald D1a1 6232 HOPPERS GROCERY 8: MARKET 'It Pleases Us To Please You' 1111 N Jackson Palestme, Texas We Spec1a11ze m Corsages at PRYOR FLOWER SHOP Comphments of KNOX GLASS, INC. Palestxne, Texas See What you buy buy ln Glass , , - ' ' ff ., 4, n V I ., ,. - - In .f , A I f V A Q 1 .A ' U, -.11 I' ' .ff 1' 5 ' , 4- , 6 N 1 - I ' . ' --- -f --ff 'A , ' ' '- I ,fflf . 'JJ f , ,J , I M, ' I , ' . F 'E' 6 fr f - ff 'f , 6 Kgs I if I , f': ' , 1 r . , t J A, - X. f. D be ji... vlw 1.4.1 .A J f JPN' ' ' ' ifyamltx ' ' 6 71 , L, - w .6 f, I 1 dn Q A I JJ -Cftfadfl A . Z of I I Comphments D A FORD GROCERY L- PAL15 TINE GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS Desxgner and Manufacturer of rt1st1c Memomals ft'fJr. 4 5 Avenue A 2 4134 X .-bi-I Need rmtm If I V, L, 1 TRAVIS' PRINTINQOF DIS TINCTION 505 N Church':S,tr et Paiestx Te asq West Slde Courthouse Square Lua IJ, 03 W Oak St Palestme Texas !Phone 21 5 Cornphments O L HAZELWOOD A T A Archltect and Eng1neer H C CRAWFORD Used Cars Pale stlne Texas Phone 7171 HIGHLANDER MOTEL a1est1ne s Newest and Fmest Phone 6295 Hxghway 79 W. Palestme, Texas Congratulauons Semors MOORE SANDEFUR MOTOR of , , JJ P L' J j 4 L LL 4, .- J1 - 'o I If ,X 7 Q, f. , ' . ,Jag H ' lx They! I 1 I I 'qfdgf W ' . . I bv , A V44 ,Vg C-'E I I I I .,f,,Lx54j114'116Jg1 j 5 ' X M,gfJf,L,f 4g13'AiMsLDRUG . If ,Wy 1, n Lj Q' W l L .J , ,. . . D I V VJJ, I . , I A 5' I! J I L4 I, A f f I of up ' I - ' , ' - CO . 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