Palestine High School - Arc Light Yearbook (Palestine, TX)

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M1 . g. 2 - 1 . 5 3 Z g -f z -K -. - 4' 1 5 t Q g ' '. .. I : a 4 h K ' I ... 9 . 1 . i 5 n ng' 2 5 3 L : '.,' I E, 4 Che Arc fight Qacuscs an Sclwlarslfip ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HONORS SENIORS .IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN G!-, ADMINISTRATORS 5 , 1 I M D STEWART Principal The Pr1nc1pal of Palestine High School, Mr M D Stewart is acapable and conscl entious administrator His sincere and hon est approach to the problems which confront our school has merited him the respect and the admiration of the teachers and the student body Understanding and just Mr Stewart finds time to discusswith studentstheir in dividual problems He is in close contact with the various activities of the student body and his dedication to his work has en deared him to all 8 E. D. CLEVELAND, Superintendent Mr. E. D. Cleveland, Superintendent of the Palestine Public Schools, is recognized throughout the state as an outstanding ed- ucator Hls ability to foresee the problems of a rapidly increasing school population and his sound evaluation of these problems have made his administration one of marked progress In addition to his administrative duties Mr Cleveland has maintained great inter est and concern for the personal welfare of the students and teachers I-hs friendly wave and hearty laugh have endeared him to the students and faculty alike We are in deedfortunate to have such a capable effi c1ent and sincere Superintendent as Mr Cleveland If-D 1+ 'iw 4153269-Q ASSISTANTS TO THE ADMINISTRATORS MRS PATSY JACKSON Secretary to Pr1nc1pa1 MISS ETHELL REED Secretary to Supermtendent T MRS DOROTHY EDGEWORTI-I MISS SHIRLEY WALSTON Offlce Clerk Offxce Clerk Q .,. ,X v Q A. M az Q N K BILLY J. BECKWITH Latin, History B. A. -Texas University , 'if FACULTY JOHNNIE MCDONALD BALLARD B. A. -University of Texas M. A. -University of Texas Sponsor of Junior Historians 'Ns PAULINE BRALY Homemaking B. S. -T. S. C. W. M. S. -Colorado A. SLM. Co-Sponsor of F, H.A, if A--. i WELDON BYNUM Athletic Director B. A. -Southwestern State Teachers College M. A. -Abilene Christian College ,ww N, 1 '51-v 4,,,,,, , w M' K K, , . y Q. 5 w' 'vt 0 141 Sq 'dw W - q . 3 K -V V ,.I 1fg?E:i5 . 0 . .mug 1, xv MARY N. HAMILTON Homemaking B. S. -Sam Houston State College M. Ed. -Sam Houston State College Co-Sponsor of F, H, A DON H. HANKS Math, Coach B. S. -Sam Houston State College ,- n Q 1 A Aa. --. fir A. L. HERREN Industrial Arts B, S. -Sam Houston State College M. Ed. -Sam Houston State College LOUISE HA THCOCK English B. A. -University of Texas M. A. -Columbia University Sponsor of F, T. A V K R. J. HORN Driver Training B. S. -Southwestern University Sponsor of Safety Education Club CONNIE HURLEY Girls P. E. B. S. -Texas Wesleyan College M. Ed. -University of Texas Sponsor of G. R. A. Cheerleader Sponsor Senior Coronation Director 4- ANN LINK English B. S. -T. S. C. W. Sponsor of Chatter Staff or Pf- ...Q in-1-un: 'T NATALIE JONES Math B. A. -Texas University M. A. -Texas University MONA LEE MCGEE Commercial B. S. -Stephen F. Austin College M. R. E. -Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary EVELYN LINSON Science, English B. A. -Sam Houston State College Sponsor of Chemistry' Club L v ANN MOSELEY Spanish, History B. A. -Baylor University THOMAS MOSELEY Music B. M. -Baylor University M. M. -N. T. S. C. 9 , 94 IX N HARVEY L. O'BRIANT Distributive Education B. S. -Sam Houston State College M. E. -Sam Houston State College Sponsor of Distributive Club ie.. JOHN R. O'KEEFE General Science B. A. -Sam Houston State College M. A. -Sam Houston State College X NOLAN E. SHERRILL Biology, Coach B. S. -Florence State Teachers College JESSE E. SMITH History, Coach B. S. -Texas A. 811. x 'N K J ,. N' X 1 My X M' I ,H f M' f' uf, , , 5 Q , as ff. JULIA L. SMITH Commercial B. A. -T. S. C. W. M. A. -T. S. C.W. Co-Sponsor of Arc Light MARYE-.IO SMITH Librarian B. A. -Sam Houston State College B.S.N.L.S.-T.S.C.W. M. L.S. -T. S. C. W. Sponsor of Library Club Sponsor of B Natural Club ROY B. WALLACE Band B. A. -Baylor University CLEO WILLINGHAM Civics, Math B. S. -Sam Houston State College M. E. -S. M. U. .44 BOARD OF EDUCATION f-1, X LEFT TO RIGHT Dr R H Bell Ray Berry Maunce Rosson K A Anderson Johnme Her rmgton L E Foster Louls Flanagan The Board of Educatlon of the Palestme Pubhc School System composed of seven laymen IS elected by the cltlzens of Pale stlne The1r sacr1f1c1a1 servxce and courageous leadershlp are largely respons1b1e for the progress and success of our schools The 1957 Arc Llght Staff rec ogmzes the noble work bemg done by the se men and wlshes to express 1ts genulne appreclatlon to each member of the board A V I l Q ,O gif lf . . n fl I Y x - I A K fx L 0 Q '-V VALEDICTORIAN Z3 ,U SALUTATCDRIAN I 711' Tome' Nell Nowlin, Salutatorian of her class, the Most Representa- tive Girl, and Queen of the Senior Coronation, has been chosen as a member of Who's Who for the past two years. For four years she has beenamember of the Arc Light Staff of which she is now editor. Tome' Nell is an active member of Junior Historians, F. T. A. , and is secre- tary of the Student Council. She plans to attend Sam Houston State Teacher's College where she will major in business administration. 24 WHCS A friendly fe llow and outstanding student on the campus is Larry Fun derburk who was electedMost Rep presentatlve Boy As President of the Student Council during his Senior year hehasbeenanexcellentleader of the student body Larry is an active member of the Junior His torical Society and serves as pro gram chairman of the Chemistry Club In literary events Larry has been outstanding having success fully represented Palestine High in the Regional Extemporaneous Speech Contest and the Regional Citizenship Contest Being inter ested in science Larry plans to study medicine at Baylor Univer sity WHO A studious and outstanding Sen- ior is Bennie Liles, Valedictorian of his class. He has been an active member of P.H.S. band and has sup- ported the following clubs: F. T. A., Junior Historians, Chemistry Club, and Band Club. Bennie also served as a reporter on the Chatter Staff. llis favorite pastime activity is play- ing and listening to good music and he named physics and Latin as his favorite subjects. Bennie plans to major in ph y sic s or modern lan- guages at A 81M Margie Lou Smith an honor stu dent has been an outstanding leader on the campus for four years She has beena member of Palestine High School bandfor seven years serving two nears as a magorette and mem ber of the Regional and All State Bands As a member of the Chatter Staff she has served as reporter and Copx Editor Vlargie Lou is an active member of the Junior Histo rians and is vice president of the Future Teachers Gifted with many talents she plans to major in ele 'nentarx education at Texas Univer sitx N 2 5 w w 1 1 1 V - ' r i WHO'S James Saxton, apopular and versatile Junior, appears in the Who's Who section for the first time. As a three year letterman, Jamesis very active in sports. This capable athlete broke the Dogwood Relay record for the broad-jump and represented our school inthe State Track Meet. James's favorite subjects are geometry and his- tory. He plans to Study engineering at A.8zM. or Texas Tech. A pretty and outstanding Junior is Marion Boyd, a three-year member of Who's Who. She is an active member of the Student Council, Junior Editor of the Arc Light, secretary of the Junior Historians, and vice-president of her class. AlthoughMarionhasparticipatedinmany extra-curricular activities, she reserved most of her energy for her activities as Cheerleader. As such, she has successfully contributed her part in creating a whole some and lasting school spirit. Her ambition is to become a secretary and she plans to study business administration at S. M. U. One of the most active boys in P.H.S. this year has beenOmar Logan, an honor student and photographer of the yearbook staff. He is an active member of the Junior Historians and the Choral Class. Photography and amateur radio are his Hobbies, and math and science, his fav- orite subjects. Omar plans to attend Texas Tech where he will study electrical engineering. WHO Paul Hable is a courteous, dependable, and studious member of the Sophomore Class. H is active in tennis and basketball and his favor ite subject is English. Paul also serves as a reporter on the Chatter Staff. Although his choice of a college is indefinite, he plans to study engineering. Patricia Griffith, one of the Sophomore se lectees for Who's Who, is one of the most ac tive and attractive students of P.ll. S. Pat has servedwell for two yearson the Arc Light Staff As a Freshman she was elected as Miss Cour tesy. She is an active member of Junior His torians, vice -president ofthe Library Club, and secretary of her class. Her hobbies are reading and playing the piano, and she plans to study science at Baylor. Horace David Smith, the only Freshman selectee for Who's Who, is a promising student leader. This quality of leadership has afforded him the opportunity to serve his fellow students as Class president and as Student Council rep- resentative. Horace is an all-around person. He participates in various sports such as foot- ball, basketball, and tennis. In both his favor- ite subjects, science and algebra, he has a high scholastic standing. Horace's courteous and cheerful attitude has made him a favorite with both teachers and students. He plans to study engineering. 1' ,,,.,,...--V--- 4 ln-lb if SENIOR Senlor Royalty Tome' Nell and Jon, are gettlng ready to take a sp1n ln Jon's new car 28 MABEL ABBOTT MIKE AVERITTE BOBBIE JOYCE AXUM R A l Z Vol Team F ball 3 4 B ball 3 4 Track Z 4 Jr Favor G R A 4 F H A 4 Dogwood Chalnbearer F T 3 Chem Club 3 ,Tr Escort Guard of Honor 7 THOMAS WALTER BAILEY ball 1 4 All Dust 3 4 A11 Ea Texas Capt 4 B ball Z 4 Capt 4 Track l 4 State 4 Ten l Who's Who l 3 Chem Club 3 Jr Escort Jr Rotarxan Mas of Ceremorxes of Coro JAMES BANKS Chem Club 4 Sqn. CLASS A liz fo H iv IDA BATY WILLIE JAY BOATNAAN ROY BOMER F H A 1 4 Dogwood Chambearer Jr Hts: 4 Chem Club 3 4 F ba114 F H A I Z Sweetheart Jr Escort SENIOR I-'I-'A ETT-R LU BROOKS ELAINE BURDIIN R A A 2 4 Sec Safe Ed 4 Flagbearer 7 4 Caro Co'n CLASS Scmence wmzards Ver non Hassell Corkw Pessoney Mlke Hen der son Mmke Aver mtte G L Games, and .Imwmw Wagner, re cexve thexr awards 1n phy slcs from Mr Craddock These boy s had outstandmg projects mn the SCI ence Fau- 29 ,Q IKJAAV . .. ,. , K- , a,',. ': fi. ' MA .,.-g ' . ..: . -. jvla-Zz..-1 :. 1 . I -,u for A I , 4 , ' .5 'W ' 5' ' ' 1 l, I . k AI G. . .1-4gPres..43F.II, . -2 - ty 4 A A J ,Y 1 ' - l . - . ' ' . . I ' I A n BOB CALLAWAY MARY KATHERINE CARTER F A 14 Pr s 3 Px-mae Chem Clu SENIOR Mary Etta Meador leaps to hlt the ball as the Semor volley ball team works wm the G R A vol leyball tournament 30 sf WANDA CARTER Saesman G R A 14 MARGIE CHAFFIN JAMES CHAMBERS etyEdlFHA24GRA24Jr Hrs: FA DE 2 4 Prom Com Chem Club 4 Sweetheart lA lhs 4 r Lxght CLASS P' 4 F, ,, -5 e, g 'Q . b4. F,ll.A. 1.3, FJ- .1-4:1-',T.A. 2-4LJ!'. 't. gAc A 1 . . . , -. W AL f Sai .:...-9...-g,', F..,2-3:..4. I to SENIOR 4g CARL TILLEY CIIAVERS B11 l Y MERLE CHERRY ERROL RAl PH FOKER JR F F A l Z Safety d aetv Ed 2 Pres E ball F ball 1 2 Glee Club Z 3 Tlespxars Pro Com D E 4 Corn Com 'lo' X4 GEORGE ROY COLEMAN' BRUCE YNDLE CONGLETON Band 1 4 Sweetheart Glee Club 1 Z Duke S F 3 Rep Ind Ar s Cberr Club4 Pres Sen I-'avorxte CLASS Se mors 61dr't :,ee'n too unterested n e1r xrst cla meeting of the xear 31 Q. F 1 R- ,, .Q E. Sf, .g .D.,4gF.ballZ-LB. . -z Q ,g , '.'ag ng, 2-3. . . . 5 ,, , '4 4 ' fx a ' : , ' - '71f A , ,-' f' 1 L: . -'Q .,,7 , 1' , 7 . 1 , , ' ' , . s A i .f . .g z -a 2 Y. ,A,z-1 . , c. n' .' . ' . '. i th ' f' ss 32 is ng if 'Q' 1' ' tf r . .1 :,,,,-- . I - ' . f 5 A NA ANN LYNN CRA55 CAROLYN CRAWFORD D E. 3. Jr. Hin. 451-,ack Manager, G.R,A. 1-34 Jr. Hint. 2-4:F.T,A,1-3gF.H.A, Band 3-4: F.H.A. 4:1-','I'.A. 42 Chem. Club 4. I 0' - 1 . . . - 5 A 5 ' . , F. . . Z'3. JOHN DAVID COPELAND 4 Jr Sweetheart Prmcess Arr. Light Sweet heart 4 Annual Salesman Z Arc Light Staff 3 4 Busxness Manager 4 SENIOR KAREN ELAINE CRAWFORD PATSY RUTH DAY Bandl 4 F T A Z 4 Safety Ed 4 Vxce Pres H A After a busymormng of s c ho ol, semor g1r1s catch up on the late st goss1p CLASS 5755?-'QQ ,- 'Win -mc! MARY DEFACIO KAREN JAN DIEHL HUGH PALMER DUBLIN! Stu Counc11ZGRA24FHA Z4Vnce I HstJr Hxs! 34 I-'FA Z4 Chem C1ub4 Pres 2 Rep 4 F T A Z 4 Duchess 3 Cor Hxst 4 Band 14 Gxrls State Chaxnbearer slcana Rodeo Queen I-'Iagbearer Z 4 Prettzest Safety Ed Z Chem Club 4 G1r12 4 F F A Sweetheartfi Coro Com SENIOR S ..H A B ELLIOTT JERRY DAVID ELROD CLASS Mid term Graduate Chatter Staff Z 4 Co Edxtor 4 Jr His! 1 4 VcePes3Pres4FTAZ4G Club 1 3 Rep Z 3 Claus Vxce Pres Boy! State '5 Who s Who 3 Jr Rotarxan Chem C1ub4 Honor Guard w ,, A , ':.,.-3...-:'- F.I,A.l-ZgF.T.A.45i..'.-g ,,,-g . , - ' -2 : - ' . z -z ' ' 2 ' : C v , 5 ' K . 1 - r . : . 1 . . . -g lee -I - -1 ' - . 3g ' 2 ' : . ' ' - 9 0 ' , . . 2 T rn Baxle y S J Moreman, and Betsy Kay were chosen as th1syear'sMaster of Ceremonies, An nouncer, and Court Jester MAGGIE ANIN EVANS MARY KATHRYN FARRIS Vo aml3Fl-IA SENIOR Members class put they have class, as sor aradx 34 of speec to use what learned m they spon oprogram Class Favorite 1 Duchess 1 Annual Salesman 1 Moat Pop Gxr1Z 4 Cheerleader Z 4 Tennis 1 3 Dxstricl 1 3 Honor Guard Coro Com romCom J Hst34FTA FH MELBA AININ FENNER T A Z 4 H res R 3 Swee heart B Na! Club 4 Honor Guard D A R Award CLASS 4- VIRGINIA FITZGERALD BEVERLY FREEMAN R A F H A I 3 Guard of Honor J Hxst 3 4 Honor Guard Chem Club 4 L ARRY BRYC E I-'UNDERBURK ball Z B balll Z Glee Clubl 3 Jr 4 Chem Club 4 Pres of Stu Councxl Most Rep Boy 4 Arc L xght Staff 3 .Ir Rotanan Q L CJAINE5 ALBERT EARI CAI LATIN n Arts Z 0 ee Llubl Z Clem Llub-1 Class Pres 1 3 F H A Sweetheart 3 F T 1 Z 4 B ball 3 4 Lap! 3 Jr Escort Du e 3 F ball Z Prom Com 2 Honor Guard SENIOR I- R1-IDA KALE CALL ATIN HARRY LEE GODFREY CLASS I st GR 1 3 Jr Chaxnbearer u Coun Z 4 F T A 3 4 Pre Tennis l Z Who s Who2 Chatter Staffl 4 I-Id 4 Prxnce Chefn flub 3 -1 Prom Com QU! CA Wanda Carter Pa estme's tallest bas ketball player, gwes adrlbblxng ex hxbxtxon 35 . 5 1 1 'Q ' V N. Z , af' , K X F. 54, .Hisz.s. Id. p'1,'- .:1.' pF. .-1... :..A, 9 ,L 5 .'. ':. bal-1. -: .:, ik 1.5 . Fl!-A' 1,45 Jr- Hi ' Z,4:p44T.Ai13 ' -AA lilee Club Z-31 Jr.Hilt. 3-41 Arc Light Staff lg .-4 I St. .-:..,-2 s.4g '. 1 L ' 1 -' ' ' A 1 S S 2 i ' . Y .- Q g 5 5 2 P 1 1 'f I , . I I 'H 1 I ,Q f f ' Q F i , 2 ' 9 2 E Q 3 1 2 E 5 ... .223 LARRY GORE JOHNY PAUL GRAHAM JON CARROLL GREGG 12 3 Glee C1ubZ 3 Sec 3 r H t Band 3 4 F ball l 4 Trackl 3 Kxng of Coronation Jr F 3 4 Che C D E Escort SENIOR On Halloween Sen 1ors went back to thelr second chxld hood They started off the even1ng by eatlng on the Dog wood Trails 36 'UB it--wr RONALD GRESHAM DALE HAINKS Mud term Graduate Boys State Chem C1ub4 F ba11Z 4 Capt 4 Soph Favorxte Class Pres 4 Jr Escort Prom Com CLASS I vi 1 1 I 1 5 L. .1 S W x 1 X I B.ba1-3 -5 .:J.ia.3- A -. . -5 -g' ',. 45 4T.A. -Q m. lub3g . .4. . A V 1 '- . ' : . 9 . -5 . : SENIOR at Q-r,,,.y ' Y'-s-my G' VERNON H-XSSE' L NHCFAEL FAR' HENDERSON L17 BETI' VE I' ERRI F A Club 3 ee Clubl 3 st 4 fora C ass 1' B Nat Vxce res 'S b Z 3 Pr 'r F1 b F J .Oro PM cess For' N.J 'O' PEFGY 'AXE HERRINGTON VARILEE HILTON T reas 'I T e wee earr wr CLASS Corkx Pessonex adds co1ortoHa1ft1'ne ac t1X1t1SS at tHe ball gafre 37 .1 . ' Q I 1 5' . E .,-' ' I X, . .' .Y .. . Y. ,, .. .' .' E .A .L.. i fl F. , ,1-231-'.ba113-4gCEerr1. . G1 , - glr, Hx .3- 5 , . Com. ll Tenms 15 F, ,A 1-45 Ir. Hist. 2-45 , .' . ' -P . 15 Ind, Atv Z5 B. all - 5 O.. ,' 3-45 ?,H..-fu 41 . COT. 'rl , v J J .' I ,' 5' .. .' F. .A.1-31F.H.A 1-43 G,R,.-X 35 D,E, 4, G,R,.-K, 1-451' , 35 fr. LSL 2-3517. ,A, 1-sg 0.5. 4gRp,s- ,Q ucv. Q FAYE HOLCOMB NOLEN DAVID HOLCOMB Z 4 CutestGxr12 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Hon or Guard .Tr Sweetheart Chatter 4 Annual Salesman Z Core Com Jr Hxst Z 4 Chem SENIOR Betty Herrxn d1rects trafflc in the con cessxon stand, as Seniors work to ralse money 38 0 1 ,1 xC' my Q .fa WILMA .TEANINE HOLLAND ROGER WILSON HOLMES u Councx11F F A 1 Duke 12 Fres Favorite Class Vxce Pres Z Chem Club 3 H st n Ar s 2 4 Jr Escort ball 1 2 Q . j 7 ,, M.. . -'C ,..- . - - . - e R8 J,-. ' . .- ,g ' -mf, '45-, . -4 ,.g.'1- '1 - g'1,1-A . -. 'J xg, rx I -, Qfa, LQ- yt.. . A. V ., ,L I F.F,A. sweezhean 11 mchess 11 Chee,-made, Track 41 Ind. Arts 451-',T.A. 3-45 B.ba11 1-2. F.H.A, 3-4: Safety Ed. 1: G.R.A. 2:Vo1. Team . , ' , Z - 5 l 3. C1:...s...1-4.' ' St. ' :. . . : -1 h. F. , .1-4. Jr. i.3-4gId. t..-g .' 31-'i I ! .ls T ' I ,M CLASS MARTHA HOPPER H A A Qi' is-SQ 1-1' 'inn-n, PEGGY HOYLER JOYCE HUDSON HOVIARD HUFFSTUTLER nd l 4 F llxst 2 4 Chem R A E Treas Safety H at I A s Club 4 Sec Treas Ed 1 Vxce Pres SENIOR 'tl 'T 'r if JAM ES DAVID HUNTER nd l: Jr. I . - 3 T n. lg District' u. Coun. Vice-Pres. 1 F. ball Z: Coro. Com. ' Chem, Club 45 llonor Guardg Bovs State: Arc Light Staff 3-45 Class Vice-Pres. 4' J . Rotarianp Who's Who 3: Annual Salesman Z. IV' .' NORMA INGRAM LA, -ZgSa Ed. 1D.E. . CLASS Seniors enjoy dis- cussing high -points ofthe game at the re - Ceptions. 39 SENIOR The Seniors certain- ly look dreamy at the Se nio r dance after the game. 40 IRIS JOHNSTON! BETSY KAY GUY KEELINKJ 1 E 4 R A 2 Che C F I all 1 Z s F T A 3 4 Chem I-' T 4 Re 3 Club 4 Vxce Pres Arc Light Sta!! 4 nual Salesman 2 Arc Light Staff 3 4 Soph Fa vorxte Prom Com Jr Sweetheart Court Jester HAROLD KLEIN MARY ANN KOHLER Chatter Staff3-4' Jr. H'st. 3-451-'.T.A, 4: Chem. Band 1-4g Stu. Council 1-ZLF. T. A. Z-4' Treas. Club 3-4' Caro. Com. 4' Jr. Hist, 3-4g Chem. Club 35 ec. is-Q fax Q- CLASS SENIOR 'i U A K KO JAC K Lel-'LORE DON ED LEWIS li. TROY JEFFREY I EWIS BENJAMIN G1 YVV LILES .TR ndZ4 Jr Hs! 34 FTA 4Cl1err1 C 4 Jr Rotarlan Chatter Staff Who's Who 4 Valedxctonan CLASS Semor football play ers were gwen seats of honor on the gym floor at the last pep rally of the 1956 foot ball season Don't they look tough? 41 9 , I f ,, r f F.- fl l.I,AlT Q ,' flee 'flub ..-51 ILE. -45 7,1 A 1, 'r. H151 Z 4, Zrxz, Arts 1-S. .I 'fy 1 1 n KJ Ba -5,i.-:...g .lub 1 46-.3 CST' LINDA LIVELY BETHUXNE F MCDONALD JERRY MCKENZIE Band 1 4 Ma1orette3 4 F T A 1 4 .Ir Hxst F A Ind Arts 1 F A 4 In A F ba 2 4 F H A 4 Prom Com DuchessZ Prmcess SENIOR Melba Fenner buys a Twxrp lmcense for Dale Hanks for the dance from sales men, Betsy Kay and Llnda Lxvely Sen 1ors sponsored the dance held mn the ym 42 MARY ETTA MEADOR DAVID MCMAHON Ind Arts 3 4 Track 4 Guard of Honor H A 1 2 G R A 3 4 Gua of Honor 190 1, v. BW -v 4557! Q Ps9w'ngE 4 'Fish L. as CLASS . , K 'Vv.,, A sl' -1' -1..--1-'- F.,.1-3:. . F,..1-2-pd.1-fsz--44.111-3. 4' . . . , . ,X . -: z . F...-:...-:rd , J 1 ' f s t. 'awe s 5,11-3.-.',' I v ,aefrrx ' ., 'w ,, Q, 11 ,Q :, g , 4 5 -H44 ,Q Q, Q ',,V:',L.'t, ': 'agfQ1. ,ss . ' qv z f , - 1 . Q 1 ' fl if JERRY MITCHELL CLAIRE MOORE CHARLES RAYBURN MOORE F.ball L43 Chem. Club 4, F.H.A, Z. Band l-Z5 Jr. llist. 3-4g F.T.A. Glee Club li SENICDR Guard of Honor . S J MOREMAIN TOME' NELL 'VOWLIN F ball 1 4 B ba1lZ 3 Track Z 4 Glee Club 1 Arc Light Staifl 4 Edxtor 4 Stu Councxl 1 Z Ind Arts Z F T A 2 3 Prom Com Boys Sec 4 Class Officer 2 Jr Hlst Z 4 F T State Announcer for Coro Arc Light staff 2 3 F H A 4 .lr Sweetheart Who'S Who 3 4 Cora Com Duch 3 Girls' State Most Rep Gxrl4 Queen of Coro Salutatorlan www, X CLASS Maggle, amember of the'57graduat1ng class,ma1-chestore cewe her diploma wxth Mxke Hender son, her master Thms great event took i 43 4 , Q r . . -I-D--Z -1 - ' Vs' 1. '-4: 1. :.,.-9 -1' -9 1. .-:..A. f f 1 , ' xg , , . . . 4, place in assembly. 'Liv jfgkf , 5' K Lx I 'Q A, uw ' ' .T ff? ' ' 1 A 93 Qu--4 GLENNA PALMER CHARLES PATTON GEORGE PESSONEY H A 1 4 Vxce Pres 4 Hxst 4 State De Dist Track3 Prxnce F FA 12 Dxst Sec 2 F ba1lZ Stu Council ee4 Jr H1st2 r H t 4 Annual Salesman 3 4 Salesman of the Year SENIOR Q AW' PAUL THOMAS PIXLEY NORMAN PYLE Jr Hxst 4 Chem Club4 Band 3 4 Duke 1 Glee Club l Safety Ed Z F A F H A Sweetheart 3 Handsomest Boy4 F bal l 4 B ball Z Th1s1s Justa sample of the darhng deco rat1ons at the Tw1rp Dance an-as ' -rr 'M' -Inga 4-. ClASS 5 , ' x, ,A A Q W , , . x F,..-2'-.:'.: - '. :'. ...-:'..:. g. gr 1 . ' . -451-'.T.A. 2-41G.R.A. 1- 351 , is. 3-4. 4. if ,Vk, K , i '!' - 32.15A .'.z . : -. 1 s .:F...l: .1.-.Z l U . , .- ' 1 xv , X x ' S S .1 xxx . O L ,N . . . Q XY3 , 0 'I 51- A' ,, l 1 if ' V A , -.x 4 'L SANDRA LINK RAMPY MARY KATHRYN RITCHEY JIM ROBBINS H A r ist ,Ir Sweetheart F I-I A V Pres Z Chem C D E Clu.b4 Pres SENIOR F T A 3 4 Jr Hxst 3 4 Chalnbearer LARRY ROWLAND PATSY SEBURIN Chem C1ub4 Prxnce F H A 1 4 Safety Ed Z ep 1-f XY CLASS On May 1 Barefoot Day Semorskmcked up then' heels Ev eryone was dressed accordmg to plan and at noon they d1d bun ny-hop all over the school ground. 45 's.. ii A ' ' HfL?f.GT'iT?! .x V . nv, HARRY BRISCOE SELDEN JR GLENN SHARP PATSY SHAVER F ball l 2 3 Stu Councl1Z Jr Escort Dxke I 4 F ball 3 st H A Z 4 J Sweetheart 3 Guard of Honor Guard of Honor SENIOR Everyone enjoyedthe food and the enter talnment at the ban quet The hlghhght of the evenmng was the readxng of the c 1 a s s prophecy A Spanxsh th e m e was followed through the eve mng 46 66? 1 x. BONNIE SHELTON FREEMAN L SMART Arc lxghtSa1esmanl F HA 2 4 Pxamst 3 4 all 3 D E RA Z4 Jr Hrs! 24 Cora Com S CLASS VARGIE OU SVTITH DO OREJ SPRI VER IXJRO IW' -x ER F STKFI-'O D Band 1 4 Majorette 2 4 Band Sweetbear! 4 Mural 4 5 Sorg ea er 'Nurse F T 95 JT Thes lb! Pres A Fles H A 2 4 Vxce Pres -4 Prom Com Class Rep 4 f'Hat'er Staff 3 4 Chem Club 4 Who' N'fo 4 ata- SENICR :nm a e Pr A Q ral Y Ir Esnor CLASS 1 er M arrned' The Com mencefwentexer cmseswentover beau txfullw andthen began a excmtmgexemng of rclng mov1e mn an swmm num 47 , K 4 '. X, A . I, .. I. ' . NJ T .. I.. v' TJ. A .- R -g. -I - -- Z B,N ' -,F.H..-K , .l fi gf s 'LRA 1-1p?,T.A 2-4:fJa:.er eA.Z--ip , ,AA 1-43 Vxce-Pr .49 ' , Phat. Z-45 . C1 2 4' G41-Q I- 2.4, ', , 5, 4:17, . -1 - . 1 ' . . I 14 . , ' I , Q S 4 ll' NOLAN CZECH. STANALAND cl..-xRENc,E nHt7c,f:S1',xHK Sm,r31-.'11-ZgF.b1Z.1-3.f,1ass Vx- - es, ilu. Cnun xl 5-4, Pfball Y-45 8.5311 'rg T P .Z,'r. Lin.-1. . - 1. 1.4 The big niozxz .t .as n . . V . da . ' , ' - go g, d ' - DOUL I AS l EE SUMRAII 'N li I JOHN BROWN THORNTON F A eer c der 3 4 s l SENIOR The Valedlctor man, Benme L1les andthe Salutatorman Tome' 'Nell Nowlm are all sm xle S aiter theu' speeches are co1 pleted and thexr d1 plomas ln hand 48 SANDRA TOLAND man 3 -1 Safety Er: 3 Sec R A 3 4 V1 e P es 3 lr Sweet eart Jr Faxor te Sen v orxte Coro Coz Guard of llnrmr 'JR' BOBBIE TR-XWEEK Pre: 3 Songleader -4 gh 'CI' 1? C ASS K l 2. ,' . ,. ,TOH.' , l.-'xl .EY .V .V .Y A' Y, . . 1-4, CP. la l - jlnd, Art -4, M192 Club l-5. 1'-.T.A. 1-Z-515-ec.4gF,H.A,i-45AnnualSales- G.R,A. 1-35 Chanel' Slaff Z-35 F. H. A. Z--42 -L '.g .gG., -5 'c- my , T - Z4 .l ' L 3 , ' 1 5. , 1-'a Y 1 v v v - l . , ,1- Qt,-'Y AMES PHY ION NAONER a r ro Jr SENIOR 1 QA 1 E-K N-1. KEF 4 B Tra v gr BOBBIE OYFE AEST ta C,,urc11 5 Z 4 a Ar 5 1' Saeet ear GR 5 4 Prmcess cl!- i' E A JWIIT-RK O ' BANKS 4 Sale 1. CLASS We were reallx exc1t ed when mt was all ox er and we imallx Had tHose dxplofnas T?-ere were 'ruxed emotlons-some were gay and some were sad. -49 JOAN WOO LV ER TOIN etx,Ed A G 4 Hst 241-'TAZChemCb SENIOR The Senior clas off1cers Dav1dHun ter Vlce PT6S1dCHt, Dale Hanks, Presl dent, Marg1e Smxth, Reporter and Mlke Averltte Secretary 50 JOHN R YARBROUGH Com RANDOLPH YOUNG TOMMY YOUNG Chem Club 4 Boys' State F ball 3 Track-1 all 1 Z B balll Z 4 Ind Ar Prom Escort F ball In Ar l 3 4 Co CLASS A ' . , JR. Sa! ' . 111-',H, , 1-2-45 ,R.A, Z- 5Jr 4 1-Z:F.F.A.1-31 d. ts - -Z 1'0- i . -1 . , . z . lu. ' f. . s 1 . 2 5 F.b -1 . -2:1-'.F.A. -1 . rs . 3-4. 'rr , 4 11, ' Y 5 , 5 . , - I . 1 ..i f'- 1 N ' , , 1- ., : ' . ' 1 ' . - . 0 ,wir , , - I I A :'i'1 2 . . 1 - ' a The Sweethearts and their escorts beg1n the tradltmonal sweetheart waltz at the end of the .Tumor Prom presen tation The Junior Sweethearts and their escorts were excited and happy over a successful Junior Prom. JUNIOR PROM OF 56 The prom settmg begms to take shape as the prom com mxttee works hard makmg lt one of the prettlest proms xn a long tlme ev, , rf 4, 19 Judy Alford Wanda Arnold JUNIOR CLASS James Neyland, President of the Junior class, presides over the fir st class meeting as plans for the com- ing year are discussed. A Jeff Auld A -, A Kathrine Bailey Nz, ff' A ' I it x I' 1i.' Janice Bedre Brian Bell Lois Bailey Joyce Bell Q8 Melba Bell Shearon Bowermaster Marion Boyd 52 Carl Bradley Marjorie Braly David Bratz Wayne Brooks After a Halloween picnic on Man- ley Mountain, the Junior girls line up to display their feminine at- tire which they donned for this fes- tive occasion. an Jerry Brown 3 Beth Brumley Verl Burnaugh Doris Henderson and Betty Lea- therwood participate in the talent show sponsored bythe Junior Class, by presenting a humorous twirling routine to the tune of Doing What Comes Naturally. nj I A, .. p 1 ii 5 1 J ! . I ll? l i 1 il h s if -J war Katherene Cunningham James Curry Bennie Davis 1 'X John Coalson Sylvia Colman Ve nna Conaway X, fig 46 Tommy Cook Lee Copeland Laura Sue Crutcher lil 3 These smiling girls are the Jun- ior Prom Sweethearts of 1957. From top to bottom they are: Bar- bara Y e a st, Amy Schmidt, Betty Leatherwood, June Graves, Virgin- ia llenderson, Frances Dennis, Joyce Bell, Marjorie Braly, and Bettye Robertson. i Cam Davis Molly Davis Dickie Dawson JBCHC Dean SOUP Deason Aw, 5 t 3' Aa, .X .1 i Ruby Mae Deel Frances Dennis Ma The enthusiastic f'?J program committee meets for the first time to consider a theme for the annual Junior Prom. , I 0 -J .1 1 1 w A ,Ili rilyn Douglass Tommie Elliott ,Z A 17 XJ A, Clara Evans Richard Farris I L JC' ' .A y c . ..?,FJ Marvin Ellis Pat sye Farrow Shellye Ferguson Charlotte Fleming D01-is Fletcher J . I mi ' a ,5- 5' Why did the Junior girls lose the basketball tournament? Here, Beth Brumley displays the unique form with which the team tried unsucce ss- fully to take top honors. 2. 54 Sylvia Foster Charles Gatewood Martha Giles Mary Lee Glenn June Graves Louise Green Pat Greene Sarah Handorf and James Ney- land decorate the library windows with the traditional, cheerful Christ- mas scene. 4 g-.1 Bobby Gruetzner Lynn Halbert Betty Handorf Sarah it Jeri Helstrom Doris Henderson Virginia Henderson Q '3- .li fd N' .pr ..X x A. if Bobbie Horton Janelle Hutchinson Curtis James Jerry Johnson Joe Johnson Will Jordan Barbara Yeast and Shearon Tra- rw cy admire the excellent projects F9 4 l Q.. Betty Knight Rgnald Lanffjjl Jack Langston Betty Leatherwood f - 1, 555-, X 3' made by the students of the American history Classes, Wiltz Ledbetter Elsie Lee Bennie Lester Wade Linde r -J 56 Jonny Macias M' w Exams are over! Juniors i ' ' fri breathe a sigh of relief as mid-term exam s end. ! .ig fx 4,1 I S. Omar Logan Virginia Lowe fd 14 LaMerle Matthews Randall MCCa11ey David Moore Dennis Moser A f 1 Shirley Myers Virginia Neel James Neyland Mary Nowlin Jerry Odom 1'!. , fa ' y A ' -' X X ' Larry Scott exhibits his skills V , , with magic before the student body V lf! X V , much to their delight and puzzle - V ment, Harry Parrish George Paul Jerry Pendland i Xi tx? XA-:P Tim Pixley Jean Pope Arnold Poppell g 'J' B. W. Poppell Nancy Pugh Billy Raper La Quita Ray Dick Reed . .D As the night of the Junior Prom draws near, several of the class members add the finishing touches to the decorations, creating the at- mosphere of an Evening in Paris. 57 P 'c L. ' nd f 1 X J Glen Reed Mary Jo Reynolds Frances Rhodes Carolyn Richardson Bob Riley Sylvia Foster displays her musi- 7 , X'...,' cal ability as she plays the tunes of Dixie and When Johnny Com e s Marching Home on glasses for her English project. Bettye Robertson Betty Rogers Bill Rogers x.YFXi,x.!wx, S i Bennie Lester stands before the student body delivering the campaign speech for his candidate during Stu- -A dent Council Week. 5' img Y W 'fs 4 L mf., '-':' i X y lf X Dickie Rogers James Saxton Amy Schmidt 'Q gl? 'N' 58 Buzzy Schwab Larry Scott Freddie Seely Annette Shaid Ann Simmons .rx '-9 Barbara Smith Jean Spann Lacy Spears Curtis Starling Barbara Starr Sylvia Foster displays excellent teaching ability as she does practice teaching for the Future Teachers of America. Sylvia is t e a c h i n g the eighth grade students American his- tory. -3 -J -fr :.:ff A Juanita Stewart Gerald Stubbs Bennie Swinney -'aa J Q-.T Don Thomas Ruby Thompson Sharon Tracy im WW X 1.5 Xf f q,. XV ,W These boys are diligently work- ing for their candidate during the campaign for Student Council offi- cers. They are mounting one of the manyposters seen in Palestine High School during this time. From left to right they are: Verl Burnaugh, Bennie Sweeny, and Ilarlin Midciff. vi 4 We A- fa 3. Ray Trammell Yvonne Tubbs Henry Turner James Walding Patricia Walling 59 .Q Maurice Willard -O' w-1 Barnes W1tt Barbara Yeast Beverly Zimmerman These sm1l1ng students are the .Tumor Class offmcers for 1957 From top to bottom they are George Paul Secretarx Trea urer Sylvxa Foster Reporter James Nleylaud Presidentgand Marion James Neyland presents the plans for the Junior Prom to the members of the decoration committee. V, J. The Junior Sweethearts and their escorts grace- fully rehearse the sweet- heart waltz for the Junior Prom. --.:- of Nu Betty Leatherwood, Ann Simmons, and Jerry Johnson are busy decorating the goal post for the approaching football game. 61 ,Q Q- Qi -TE P A is 2-2 -Q 21 Forney Abbott Terry Adam s Larna Vee Allen 'L' Rebecca Amason Wd zz fxmf B1l11e Jo Sam Axum Baty Ellzabeth Anderson Kay Anderson Brenda Auld SOPHOMORE CLASS ,xv Gene B111y Benge Be nne tt Sophomore Enghsh classes rehve the days of Sllas Marner as Ronette Hodges James Herrmg Franklmn Wllllams and Thomas Hassel enact a mock tr1a1 Vaughn Berry Jlmmy Bice Kathleen Blaser Jacqualme Blount Nathan Bozeman Elmer Brooks xg Huey Brooks vm? Davy Broughton Alice Faye Brown Raymond Buffalo Wayne Burden E' 'Q 44 .X . x 5 . A v Travis Burns Mike Calhoun Ben Campbell Dur1ngthe1r f1rst meetlng Sophomores elected then' fav or1te nommees as class offxcers Barbara Clark Steve Claybourn Bxlly Clements Pamela Coffee Bllly Carroll Gary Carroll June Cely f nl --1 -5 Earl Campbell ti Z Julla Campbell 'T xi Shlrley Carolyn Campbell Canady J T Q ff Ann Conaway Nancy Cook Lmda Coulter Teresa Coleman Dorothy Collins Norman Collins Vernal Collins Jimmy Courtney ll M oe Crutcher Gene Crawford f'4 x'7 Bobbxe Cr yar 41. Z' -6 Sophomores took the lead 1n hurryumg to classes after he pep rallle s ui 'i B1l1y Dase Smokey Davis Elmzabeth Dean Walter Denby Bobby Denms Bobby Dlckey V1rg1n1a Dorman Y 7' ff ' a -5 . fs, I ' si R .K 4. kr' V 1' B Q. if C , ' 5 6 If I' A-M l ' ff M has ' -I si ll J 1 . . . W ' 1 or , 2 5 n . IT C5 1 , , ,Q . 5 V . - -J . . . Q'1 'D- X 'W , P f. 1 ii- Dlane Rodger Gay Glbbs T? ,l Donald Goodner A3 Xfav 5 we J 8 I X JN .4 . C l gf 3 James Ronald Herrxng Hodges Ronette Hodge s Y Q lib -af 66 A K f v-5 X ,-Q Randy Hargrove Carl Hartt Jesse Harwell iq Peggx Hazhtt Clayton Hembree Tommy Henry Leon Herbrough -Ss-an -.7 Jerry Holcomb ,.,4 pre sents Sopbomores carver and Diane Pratt awards for belng selected Mr and M1ss Courtesy of Palestme H1gh School 4 -at Larrx Holcomb Niorrls Holland Frances Huddleston Van Huddleston Brenda Hudson Cvene Hughes ff' Kenneth Ives 3 C nk Raymond Jackson James Marshall Joan Jeffcoat Lmnda Jenkms ' Vernon Johns France S Johnson Judy Johnson d 4 V-j I A 'Cz Members of the Interscholasuc Typing League practlce after school for dxstrlct meets Ehzabeth Kaudelka Nancy Kelly Bob Kenderdme Robert Kmrchner Vlfglnla Kxser Diane Kollatt Carolyn Lackland 10 'g 9 4? Jerry Bob Johnston ,, one s -.4 X3 Derry Jones Kat1e Jones is i . . 5 J N V ll . 5 I V R 2. . L X X 'I J of A if T1E?3Q o, , 5. iff Y 4 . J A .3 .e A M ' vi-3 X - J .1 1' I . 0 .I J va ' Z f 7' J' J 1 X ' . I ' I-, ' , L. y 12 , lg , P 4 gg Y' Mzrlam Lundy .gi uf Laura Margarum l 2 4' I -8 1 ,,'f if E I. -J 1A ,J Q f' Ronald Moore Frances Morton Betty Mullenax R Q 'Neal Janette Overton Bob Peeler James Perkins ia c-Q, Q1 Supporters of the candidates for Vice-President of the Stu- dent Council make plans for the campaigns. Margie Prestridge Harold Poppell Lavelle Raines Ronald Raper Neal Plummer Charlotte Poole Diane Pratt 1 s 1. .1 4 Larry Perry ef sf Tom Pe ssoney A ,qi nl Gwendolyn Linda Pickle Pickle E' 'Z Sf sv - I A 4-Q i Peggy Redden , 2 Don Reed E Y Frank Reed ' J,W. Reeder I 'S' Ss! 1 I Alpha Rhodes Jan Riza Gerald Roach ul sd ,gb XJ Eva Larry ROg61'S Roquemore P31 Walter Qulda Mae Joan Jeffcoat shows the Algebra II class how she has de Ross Ruff r1ved the Quadratlc Formula Glenda Sammons Charles Schm1dt Mary Ahce Schwab fi I Irene Sharp Laverne Shaver Martha S1ms Raymond Slms il Jean Smlth Frances Starr Betty Stewart Bobble Stewart Bobby Stra1t Patsy Stubbs Buddy Sublett VT 'vii Patr1c1a I -il Thomas 45, gd ,Fl Donna Enthuslasm grows as Sophomores support thelr favorlte Trl lett candxdates for the Vzce Presmdency of the Student Councll P Davld Molhe Watson Charles Webb Cordell Whlte Whltescarver Arvls Waldon Llnda Walker Annle Lou Ward 4415 Sarah Thornton 'i Powell Vlckery X7 If X , Walter Willhite Frank Williams q I, Mary Williams Marie William son -J ' I N-Q x1 Xi Gene Woolverton Ellen Ann Wynn '3 Q Q- Larry York P8 N ft' K Elvis Young 118' F wal-2 SOPHOMGRE CLASS OFFICERS President Bob Kenderdine Vice President David Whitescarver Secretary Patricia Griffith , wg' 'Q A K ' 'Q f ' ' ' X , , y s no . , , Y ' s ? 3 4f'9Qi3 'i EFJHQ, iffy P wg T- -- - 515. lx . ,QQ , .YZ F E u x I V A , Fx- film., '- j .V -Nr: My H- ,k-ty' Wiz 'aux W . , . . - . , . . , . . 0 FRESHMAN QUIUCY Adams Lynda Amason John Frank Armstrong Chr1st1ne Arnold Vera Dean Arrlngton Vernon Ashley Raymond Balley Ronme Balley J Sally Barnes Jean Bass Jerry Beckwith Larry Bell Sabra Bell Gary Benge Mlke Bernard Emllynn Berry III rf- Freshmen students enjoy a welcoming coke party given by the Student Council on opening day of school. CLASS Tlus group of capable leaders served as Freshman class offzcers Lynda Brumley v1ce presldent Horace Smlth presxdent and Morr1sRosson secretary Ida Nell Berryhlll Thomas Blackwell Larry Blassmgame Shlrley Boatman Deame Boykm Jack Bradsher Glorma Brede Lynda Brumley 'ur 5' Si 41, l ' 1 W1l11s Boedeker Buford Bostlc Donald Bowden Lee Boyd 05, Lynn Burroughs Allen Calcote Donald Campbell Ted Campbell f-ap FQ 1 '3 Bob Cavene ss -Q 1 Jane Chapman .af 25 Johnny Chavers 9 Q Tommy Cherry v-pi? 1-'Y' , Brenda Cooper Margaret Cotton Margaret Cross Larry Curry Jackie Carlton Jean Carlton Ronnie Carr Aubrey Carroll l 1 -. ,-1 i ,gs Carole Cleveland Larry Colbert Charles Colman Gerald Congleton V' The Freshman class hold their first meeting as President Horace Smith presides. o Y 'li XJ chemlc al expemment dur mg R Patsy Dean Mlke Dear Lynn Eaton Charles Deason Ruth DeFac1o Sylvma D1ckey Dav1d Dougan Charles Drane 'ef Mary Evans Bobby FBTIIS Lmda Farris T E Farrls 0' ,4- Glynda Ferrell Kenneth Flncher Mlgnon Flte Bennett Flanagan win Dav1d Foster Ann Furrush Henry Game s Joan Garnson Johnnle Glbson ,,. Martha Glbson Q Charle s Gllbert 39, 'S 'N Y Freshmen Sharon Myers Sally Barnes Judy Jordon Carole Cleveland and L1nda Farms, members of the tennls team, are off on another vlcto rlous adventure. Barbar a Gambr ell Nc,,.40 rl ,A A J 6 . . ' A 4: ' X A . l l , 'H p ' V ' .jf l -Q-If fs' l 4 A ' 'T . I 4' 1 e M Ny LQ, .X ' J' I! A 5' f 3' ff ' ' 4 . , M if . an 'N Q M v R M x, X. n 3 2-M ' A W , l 5 i Thms class of Freshmen enJoy World Hlstory as Lmda Wilson Horace Smlth and Mary Vzrgmla Hamllton televlse their project Bobby G11breath B111 Graham Robert Green Glenda Greene :v ' -af Patrxcla Haney Alvin Harrls Tommy Harrlson Daphne Hassell va fv -Qi -5' l yur' i Jack Gr1ff1th Beverly Gruetzner Gerald Hall Mary V Hamxlton WJ' Heath Hassell Kathermne Hassell Thomas Hassell Jerry Hays ...W V fl .8-, Agimgv,-3, I d 0 B J' yyfyy .fy my .iiijg 'A' K 1 .11 1 V 1 A - AA I 4, or 3 N i ' J ' 21 y JI x f Q 4 - ' lx of ' ' , ' I I ' Q 'J , ,Q y A J Q '27 V . 'S' , w 2 gi l Bxlly Higginbotham Robert I-Iigginbotham Robert Hightower Carolyn l-1111 .ff ,i L Darla llembree Eloise Henderson Roy Henley Kenneth Herriage 6, ,sv sd' Dorothy Honeycutt Robert Honeycutt Wylie Hooper Barbara Hopson 1 1.41 -.I W D 1111 Phyllis Hilton Janice Hxte Linda Hodnett gk Patricia Haney demonstrates her mathematical ability as she explains a problem in Algebra class. Q. 9 wif kv' Freshmen boys pose for a typlcal scene mn the school hall Donald Huff Danny Hughes Davxd Hutcher son Elolse Ingram 55 if V? A L Charles Jones Darlene Jones Ronme Jones Judy Jordan ff? i 5 5 bf X Johnny Ingram Sarah Jeffcoat Llnda Johnson B111 Jones I Mary Kale Ru.d1 Kaudelka Bill Kennedy Barbara Killebr ew Z 1 A L Kohler Larry Krajca H C Langston Le ste r Lang ston i 5 '3 f Travis King Margaret Kirby Alvis Knight B111 Knowles Wanda Larson Peggy Ledbetter Charles Lee Gene Linthicum Tony McCracken Joe Mc Duff Elouise McFarland Quincy Adams and Mary V Hamilton display their ability as home m aker s 82 I 9 .. 'N V , , . L4 L K , K2 s K ' -1 L I V ra ' rp -P a it X i U if fsjj ur , , , A X ' I Q In .,., 4,1 V, I V as , a P , y 17 , A ' ' A A V I W' a X! 1 Abigail Maciel 'J L4 i ' sa , K ,y 5 gf 5 '- - Q Q, ' in R 1 I: ' A 'Z' n ffifzfiffi nQ:l 'l'6:' 3-Avi N , I -C015 gk Durmg a flre dr1ll M1ke Mltchell tested the safety of the f1re escape Larry Mack Mary Mack Bmlly Mason Nona Matthews ,fav 1 uf 'T Albert Myers Sharon Myers Ruth Neel Bllly Odom xg' ul' 'Y A I Mmchael Mxtchell Paul Mltchell Nell Moore Elvla Mungula 1 Q -ui 4' B1rd1e Odom Sammy Overton Sylvia Palmer W1ll1am Parks Arv1l Patton Martha Perkms Davld Perry Martha Potter .1 3 Norman Powell Thelma Powell Carolyn Powers Cec1l Pr1ce ,--v Agnes Pryor Shelxa Rapler Joe Bob Ray Jerry Reynolds -R 'af 0 we-1 ...L J Althea Rhone Carolyn Richards Davld Roark Charles Roberson 1 fz, Freshman P. E. classes begin fun with warm-up exercises. P I gd Judye Robertson Wences Rodrlguez Dorothy Rosprlm Mlke Rosson mme i '--v Dav1d Smart Charles Drane diligently studies! vu---.,4-...WM ... . 5-Q f P vu' Horace Sm1th F, Ph11l1p Smlth Ronald Smxth J NJ gf 5 pi sf 9 O Morr1s Rosson Sue Sclntoskey Suzanne Schmldt Walter Shuller Wanda Smxth Byron Stark .Tackle Ste adman Jam e s Ste adm an cf' ' , 4 y Q .h ' ,..-I lg' , l '3' t I ' 2 .QQ ff. 'J M -J sd X X hx' 1 ' 1 ' If . . , ff f 4 , r 7 .. J ' '7 ' A , , -44 L . L t J , ' 'X ' N . X157 nd Dan Sumrall Derwood Tacker E L Tenney Barney Thomas Doris Stewart Car ol Stone Linda Stone Karen Streetman ff I DQ UC Q41 3 N.-J A ,--:J Sharon Trammell G1or1a Trav1s Johnny Valentme Mlke Vaughn Reese Thompson Owen Thornton Jerry Toole Susan Tracy sal' ,,.i' 'Q Freshman boys eagerly return to then' classes after a f1re drlll . . ff at Q S V' ' - ' 5 X ' A . 5 1 4 S A T . v 'V 'T . er- .4 - ' . ' . 9. I ' vd J -0 N S! .lu I ,XT -ty ix ,X N ' .NN W3 M y N ul f'ff'., A - S ' ' -A , A . X , 1 Arvel Vlckery Foy Vmeyard Henry Vyskocll 0 0 Mar y Waldlng 411 ei tt N1na Weaver Rosahe Weaver Edward Weir Don West an 4 Dotty Sue Walston Betty Ward Jerry Ward Lynda Ward ' at Melvm W11l1ams Barbara W11son Llnda Wxlson Betty Sue Yancey Peggy Westmoreland Lloyd White W1nc1.e Whlte .Tame s William s N-V 'sd Ulu' Arc light Emtcrs an Student ,Ccadcrslzqf ORGANIZATIQNS PuBucAnoNs Musuc ,sv w .4 .. PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ,.- The Pale stine High School Choir sings the fam e d Messiah by I .ik we Mr. Thomas B. Moseley, the Palestine High School Choir director, explains musical terms to the Choir. Handel in an assembly for the student body. HQ 1.7-1 The Palestine High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Tom B. Moseley, is composed of those students who are enrolled in the third and sixth period choral classes. This organi- zation was founded by Mr. Moseley in 1955. The most important Choir activity of the ye ar was the operetta, The Lowland Sea by Alec Wilder, which ran for two consecutive nights in the high school auditorium. The production was directed by Mr. Moseley and sung by the Choir members. Different casts were featured on the two nights. Once during the year the group per- formed on the Tyler television station KLTV. During the Christmas season they sang Handel's Messiah for several church and civic groups. On May8, the group entered the Interscholas- tic League contest in Kilgore. In addition to the Choir's entering as a whole, a few members sang selections in the soloists' contest. Jerry Pendland and Jeri Helstrom portray the sad parting of Johnny Dee and Dorie Davis in Alec Wild- er's The Lowland Sea. SOPRANOS: ALTOS: TENORS: BASSES: Some of the Choir girls prepare to board the bus for Tyler where the group appeared on KLTV te1ev1 IW S1011 it Xa ROLL Janice Bedre, Elaine Burden, Lynn Burroughs, Wanda Carter, Patsy Dean, Relda Dick- ey, Jeri Helstrom, Betty Herrin, Martha Hopper, Frances Huddleston, Elizabeth Kaudelka, Betty Knight, Carolyn Lackland, Laura Margerum, Martha Martin, Glenna Palmer, Eva Rogers, Mary Alice Schwab, Irene Sharp, Patsy Shaver, Pat Thomas, Sandra Toland. Kathleen Blaser, Etta Lu Brooks, Shirley Campbell, Patsy Farrow, Melba Fenner, De- lores Springer, Evaun Walston, Molly Sue Watson, Beverly Zimmerman. Ronald Gresham, R. Q. Neel, Jerry Penland, John Herbert Talley. Wayne Brooks, Bennie Davis, Tad D1nbar, Omar Logan, J.W. Reeder, Glenn Sharp. 91 B' NATURAL CLUB B' NATURAL CLUB GFFICERS: Barb ar a Yeast, vice -pres.3 Virginia Neel, rep. 5 Sylvia Fos- ter, treas.3 Judy Alford, sec.: Be ve r ly Zimmerman, pres. 5 and Becky Amason, pianist fnot shownl. 51- 3 ! Mrs. Marye Jo Smith, sponsor of the B' Natural Club. Q 1 Q The girls singing group of Palestine High School is the B' Natural Club. The organizationis under the direction of Mrs. Marye Jo Smith. Meet- ings are held on Wednesdays during the home- room period. The B' Natural Club has the distinctive honor of being the oldest organization in the school. Its worthy purposes are to give girls an oppor- tunity to express their musical abilities and to J increase their appreciation for fine music. Judy Alford Liz Anderson Janice Bedre Sabra Bell Elaine Burden Shirley Campbell Patsye Farrow Melba Fenner Sylvia Foster Dorothy Grimes Betty Herrin Judy Jordan Virginia Neel Ann Simmons Delores Springer Pat Thomas Evaun Walston Barbara Yeast Beverly Zimmerman PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Palestine High School Band is an organ- ization of which the entire school and the city are very proud. This group of talented musicians and marchers has for many yearsbrought honor to our school through its contest accomplish- ments. In additionto playing at pep rallies and per- forming at half-times at football games, the Band has sponsored two concerts by visiting bands from the University of Texas and Southern Metho- dist University. The organization itself played a concert in March. The desire of Mr. Roy B. Wallace, the very efficient director, to molda first-class march- ing and concert unit has resulted in the present state -wide famous band. Under his expert direc- - tion, several band members have earned seats in the All State Band. Several of the students have been awardedcollege scholarships for their abilities. An organization which plays an important rolein the band's activities is the Band Mothers Association, These industrious women sponsor numerous money-raising projects, the proceeds of which pay for the band trips to the school football games. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Drum Major fleftj, Miss Betty Leatherwood, and the majorettes fbelowj fleft to rightj, Misses Brenda Hudson, Linda Lively, Eliz- abeth Anderson, and Margie Smith were selected for their respective honors at a contest held for that purpose, judged by un- biased judges. In addition to performing these duties, the girls also play instru- ments. E ! TEXAS .f-, ' .- 1411 msn scnool , 53 mm f 'ig nl i gf! The Wildcat Band turns and marches across the field to the stirring strains ofthe Caisson Song, the P. H,S, fight song. P'R The flagbearers Qabovej, Misses Etta Lu Brooks, Ann Simmons, and Mary DeFacio were selectedby the popular vote of the band members. Etta Lu carries the American flagg Ann, the school bannerg and Mary, the Texas flag. The Band engagesin grueling practice ses- sions before the concert contest. ,.. 'vw-Q , , - ftp. ,L Q .yd 6 ... ' ' . . - -..'4 JUNIGR HISTORICAL SOCIETY Jerry Elrod pres1des over a typxcal Jumor Hlstorlan rneetmg as Ileft to rlghtl Marlon Boyd sec George Paul reporter Karen Dlehl h1stor1an and James Neyland v pres hsten attentwely Jerry lS pre s1dent of the orgamzatlon The Palestme H1gh School chapter of the .Tumor Hlstorlcal Soc1ety was founded by the late Mzss Callie Locke Turner former Amer1canH1story mstructor at P H S Smce that txme xt has been one ofthe most actlve orgamzatxons 1n the school Under the gu1dance of Mrs Sam Ballard at present the club has proved 1ts worth by creatmg ln 1ts members a genuxne mterest 1n Texas hi story In addltxon to thls the orgamzatwn has also performed numerous serv1ces for the school such as purchasmg a water fountam and cholr robes The main project of the Hlstorlans 1s the sellmg of programs at the home football games Members of the club sell all advertlslng m the book durmg the sprmg of each year and have the books prmted before the football season begms Another worthy project of th1s lmportant club 1s the awarding of college scholar ships to some of xts de servmg semor members each year . . . . . . . . I . ' ' ' . 5 'I D I I I I ' ol . . . . . . l 0 y - . . . . . - - . . a ' I . . . . -. . . . ' 1 - - . - g o . - . . . . . . - . . . - . Judy Alford Larry Funderburk Betsy Kay George Pessoney Junior Historian program salesmen, fcenterj Joan Jeffcoat and Kay Ander son, sell a program to freshman boys, Byron Stark, Jerry Toole, Henry Vys kocil. mile., 1 IU' ' i ROLL Kay Ander son Katherine Bailey Willie Boatman Marion Boyd Marjorie Braly Wanda Carter Margie Chaffin Dorothy Collins John Copeland Ann Lynn Crass Karen Diehl Jerry Elrod Mary K. Farris Patsye Farrow Melba Fenner Ann Fish Virginia Fitzger Sylvia Foster ald Harry Godfrey Larry Gore Pat Griffith Liz Hamilton Sarah Handorf Nancy Hanks Mike Henderson Betty Herrin Marilee Hilton Faye Holcomb Roger Holmes Peggy Hoyler Bud Huffstutler David Hunter Joan Jeffcoat Linda Jenkins Jerry Johnson Will Jordan Guy Keeling Harold Klein Mary Ann Kohler Frank Kollatt Ronald Lane Betty Leathe rwood Bennie Liles Linda Lively Carol Logan Omar Logan Ann Lundy Mimi Lundy Rayburn Moore James Neyland Mary Helen Nowlin Tome' Nell Nowlin Jeanette Overton Glenna Palmer George Paul Junior Historians Bobbie We st, Joan Woolverton, Willie Boatm an, and Rayburn Moore browse through the relics in the Junior Historian room Tom Pessoney Diane Pratt Don Reed Kathryn Ritchey Amy Lee Schmidt Larry Scott Annette Shaid Glenn Sharp Patsy Shaver Bonnie Shelton Ann Simmons Margie Smith Jean Spann Cecil Stanaland Evaun Walston Bobbie West Frank Williams Joan Woolverton Barbara Yeast CHEMISTRY CLUB Randolph Young and Dale Hanks fabovej, mem- bers of the first period Chemistry class ex- amine bottles of acid in the supply room. 100 Chemistry Club Officers: ler sec. -treas. 'George Cole ing, vice -pres. The Chemistry Club was founded in 1955 by Mrs. Evelyn Linson, the present Chemistry in- structor and sponsor of the Club. The organi- zation is a member of Science Clubs of America and is aifiliatedwith the Texas Junior Academy of Science. To be a member of the Club a student must be enrolled in the Chemistry course and must maintain an A average in both the cour se and conduct. A few members of the physics class have been named honorary members of the or- ganization. Meetings are held in the Chemistry lab on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Q I Ji' f - ' 4652 f ? Z? .TerryElrod, parl. 3 Peggy Hoy- man, pres. Q Larry Funderburk, program chairmang Guy Keel- Chemistry students of the first period Mar- gie Chaffin and Virginia Fitzgerald, patient- ly wash their lab materials. James Banks Brian Bell .Terry Brown Bob Callaway Margie Chaffin George Coleman Carolyn Crawford Sue Cunningham Jerry Elrod Virginia Fitzgerald Larry Funderiwrk G. L. Gaines Dale Hanks Jerry Hanson Peggy Hoyler If 1 ROLL The Chemistry students of the last period class witness the spontaneous combustion of phosphorus. David Hunter Guy Keeling Wiltz Ledbetter Bennie Lester Bennie Liles Omar Logan R. Q. Neal Harry Parrish Corky Pessoney Dickie Rogers Barbara Smith Margie Smith Bennie Swinney Neal Walker Joan Woolverton Randolph Young Honorary Members from Physics Class Tom Bailey Willie Boatman Harry Godfrey Harold Klein Paul Pixley 2 ' 'i ff f I .X X f X DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB l4l Hf f f Sharon Bowermaster James Chambers Billy Cherry Errol Coker Cam Davis Doris Fletcher Larry Gore Ronald Gre sham Paul Griffith D. E. CLUB OFFICERS: Joyce Hudson, treas.: Iris Johnston, sec.g Jim Robbins pres.g and Jerry Pendland, v. -pres.3 dis- cuss plans for the c1ub's annual employer-employee banquet. The Distributive Educ ation Club is composed of students enrolled in the Di stributive Education program. These students attend school the fir st half of the day, one period of which is devoted to the study of the business principles of whole- saling, retailing, and methods of salesmanship. They work for various business of the city dur- ing the afternoons. The local club, under the sponsor ship of Mr. Harvey O'Briant, D.E. instructor, was organ- ized as a social organization. Through it, much interest in the course has been stimulated. Club members entered several speaking contests at the state convention of D. E. clubs this year, and each entrant represented this school well. The club sponsored its annual employer-employee banquet, an event which promotes good will be- tween students and their employers. ROLL Bettye Handorf Albert Hassell Peggy Herrington Marilee Hilton Joyce Hudson Iris Johnston Bob Jones Frank Kollatt Don Ed Lewis Wade Linder Frances Morton Jerry Pendland Frances Rhodes Bob Riley Jim Robbins Bill Rogers Freeman Smart Maurice Willard FUTURE NURSES CLUB Acqualntxng students wlth the nurslng pro fesslon IS the chtef arm of the Future Nurses Club whlch was founded and IB sponsored by Mrs Robert G Cox the w1fe of a local physiclan Mrs Cox a graduate nurse attempts to xnform the club members of the advantages and the p1t falls In anur Sing career Manynursmg schools are also evaluated durmg club meetmgs wh1ch are held after school on the second Wednesday of every month 5 FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS Frances Starr presldent Syl vla Dlckle secretary treas urer Jean Smith reporter and Betty C onne r s fnot present, v1ce presxdent s1t ln the Home making lab bedroom where they practlce thelr nur slng tech mque ROLL Betty Conners Sylvla Dlckey Jamce Hlte Nell Moore Jean Srmth Francxs Starr 103 t: ' ., ' c M p Qs S A . 1 . 5 ' H V . . . , - - ' 2 ' . s W H I I , . ' . ' I I I FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA -or asf gf 1 'ir' ii! K 11 -f -sf 60. This orgamzatlon 1s composed of those stu dents enrolled in any of the Homemakmg courses and who wlsh to jom Under the sponsor shzp of Mrs Mary Hamxlton clothing mstructor and Mrss Paulme Braly the foods mstructor th e club has aroused worthy attxtudes toward home and famlly life. The Homemakers conduct a penny a vote e1ect1on to determme thexr sweetheart. The re sult of thxs election IS announced at the football receptlon wh1ch they sponsor. Thxs year'swin ers were Dale Hanks and Roy Bomer. Three worth year. Near the entrance of the homemakmg lab, the gzrls planted rose bushes wh1ch beaut1fy that port1on of the campus very much. Durmg the Christmas season they sent stamped Chnstmas cards to the Texas State Mental Hospital in Rusk for the patzents to send to thelr fam1l1es and fr1ends Also, theymade a Texas flag to be sent to some Texan ln forelgn service. yprojects have marked the club Future Homemaker off1cers stand as they pre pare to slng the club song They are fleft to r1ghtjMelbaFenner pres Joyce Bell parl Glenna Palmer flrstv pres Margme Smlth second v pres Sue Cunmngham th1rdv pres Etta Lu Brooks sec Vlrgxma F1tz gerald hlst Mary Kathryn Farms t1-gas Bonme Shelton pzanlst Mary DeFac1o rep and Bobbme West sgt at arms .,-of' i . ' 'Q ' 4 Eg S . , Q .. 1 - if ,, km y , T y , be i 4 db s ' ji, 3 --' , -i.,-' . 3, -pi ,,., ..., I ffiqi a a 'A' ' , V -.4-, , Z 1 1 5 l aw f if 2 A+ w wi e 2 V. ' A . A 1 M p eg - In . , ?' Y ' , , ' ' ,X v' . S 'i 5 ' 'f 1 ,, ' . .1 , .2 1 l - ' -Q . I v . - .5 , ' . - .2 , .3 . . . . - . . . - , ' ,5 , ,g ' . 1 I ' Z ' 1 .Q . . . , .- - , ' . I I ! i Glenna Palmer, first vice -president of the Future Homemakers presents the clubs 1956-57 sweethearts Roy Bomer and Dale Hanks at the football game reception they sponsore d. Judy Alford Rebecca Am ason Liz Anderson Wanda Arnold Brenda Auld Billie Jo Axum Katherine Bailey Ida Baty Joyce Bell Melba Bell Mary Lou Blacksher Shirley Boatman Marjorie Braly Gloria Brede Etta Lu Brooks Jackie Carlton Jean Carlton Mary Katherine Carter Wanda Carter Barbara Clark Margie Chaffin Venna Conaway Betty Conner Margaret Cotton Nancy Cook Ann Lynn Crass Carolyn Crawford Y ROLL Sue Cunningham Elizabeth Dean Mary DeFacio Mary Katherine Farris Melba Fenner Mignon Fite Virginia Fitzgerald Barbara Gambrell Diane Gay Martha Giles June Graves Dorothy Grime s Lynn Halbert Mar y Virginia Hamilton Sarah Handorf Peggy Hazlitt Jeri Helstrom Doris Henderson Virginia Henderson Betty Herrin Peggy Herrington Janice Hite Faye Holcomb Jeanne Holland Dorothy Honeycutt Martha Hopper Bobbie Horton Mrs Mary Hamilton clothing instructor lines up the models for the annual F H A style show Eloise Ingram Sarah Jeffcoat Linda Jenkins Frances Johnson Linda Johnson Betsy Kay Carolyn Lackland Wanda Larson Linda Lively Edwina Matthews Joan Moore Nell Moore Virginia Neel Mary Helen Nowlin Tome' Nell Nowlin Birdie Odom Glenna Palmer Gwendolyn Pickle Charlotte Poole Jean Pope Diane Pratt Agnes Pryor LaQuita Ray Peggy Redden Mary Jo Reynolds Kathryn Ritchey Betty Robinson Eva Rogers Ouida Ruff Glenda Sammons Amy Lee Schmidt Mary Alice Schwa Patsy Seburn Mary Sexton Laverne Shaver Patsy Shaver Bonnie Shelton Martha Sims Margie Smith Betty Stewart Linda Stone Patsy Stubbs Ruby Thompson Sandra Toland Bobbie Trawee Mollie Sue Watson Nina Weaver Bobbie West Selena Whitaker Mary Williams Eloise Wilson Joan Woolverton Ellen Wynn Betty K. Yancy 10 ,E FL il 'in V- I Q I x .44 Vir g i ni a Fitzgerald, an enthusi- astic salesman, exhibits her wares to a customer at the Future Teacher FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Under the able leadership of Miss Louise Hathcock, the Palestine High School chapter of Americahas done much to acquaint students with the teaching profession. The fine objec- tives of the society are as follows: ill To acquaint young people with the inspiring story of schools, their role in aiding the development of democracy, and the heroic pio- neering associated with their es- tablishment and expansion. Q21 To encourage young people to cul- tivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundation oi successful teaching. Q31 To provide young people with spe- cific information about opportun- ities in the various fields of edu- cation. During the year, this club has sponsored sev- eral worthy projects. The Future Teacher Loan Fund, a fund from which future teachers may secure financial aid for their college ed- ucation was substantially increasedby the pro- ceeds from the annual F, T. A. rummage sale. Practice teaching periods in the various grade schools were successfully undertaken. rummage sale. The yearlg Of th Work f ingr e executive C0 Or the Future ' Bets mmzrfe . Teach . Kohl Y Kay 6, Sa ers ls er. treas .'J5eP-:Karen 3id1:lTo1and Seplanned by the f f11esN e ,h- ' C-:H 0110- 106 eY1and' Ist.: M . arrYG0df wing me Parlu argle Smith vrey, pres fngbers ' --Pres.. ' Sand- 1 Mar YAnn New members of the Future Teachers ofAmericahold lighted candles as they prepare to take part in the initiation ceremony of that club. The lighted candles symbolize the light of know- ledge. St. Phillip's Episcopal Church Parish House was the site of this in- spiring scene . Judy Alford Laura Vee Allen Becky Amason Elizabeth Anderson Christine Arnold Wanda Arnold Brenda Auld Janice Bedre Brian Bell Joyce Bell Kathleen Blaser Marion Boyd Marjorie Braly Wanda Carter Dorothy Collins Carl Bradley Carolyn Crawford Elaine Crawford Sue Cunningham ROLL Mary DeFacio Frances Dennis Karen Diehl Marilyn Douglass Lynn Eaton Jerry Elrod Patsye Farrow Virginia Fitzgerald Sylvia Foster Harry Godfrey Larry Gore Liz Hamilton Sarah Handorf Nancy Hanks Virginia Henderson Betty Herren Faye Holcomb Nolen Holcomb Bobbie Horton r If gram. Peggy lloyler Brenda Hudson Joan Jeffcoat Linda Jenkins Jerry Johnson Betsy Kay Guy Keeling Nancy Kelly Harold Klein Mary Ann Kohler Diane Kollatt Carolyn Lackland Ronnie Lane Betty Leatherwood Linda Lively Carol Logan Edwina Matthews La Merle Matthews Ann Simmons , a junior member of F.T.A. takes over a junior school Language Arts class as she parti cipates in the practice teaching pro James Neyland Janette Overton Glenna Palmer Kathryn Ritchey Gerald Roach Alpha Rhodes Larry Scott Ann Simmons Margie Smith Jean Spann Dorothy Stafford Sandra Toland Sharon Tracy Evaun Walston Mary Williams Ellen Ann Wynn Barbara Yeast Beverly Zimmerman Y f 2 'i ff c ' Ns x Z f m' Q ' 1 I f Kathleen Blaser Dorothy Collins Frances Dennis Shellye Ferguson Sylvia Foster Diane Gay Patricia Griffith Sarah Handorf Ronette Hodges Judy Johnson 108 ROLL Nancy Kelly Virginia Neel Glenda Sammons Annette Shaid Ann Simmons Betty Stewart Sharon Tracy Barbara Yeast Beverly Zimmerman Library Club officers: Sharon Tracy, sec. 5 Sar ah Handorf, rep. Q Ann Sim m on s, treas.3 Pat Griffith, vice-pres.: and Sylvia Foster e x am ine cata- logue numbers of the historical books. To be eligible for membership in the Pales- tine High School Library Club a student must work in the Library during his study Hall period The duties of the members are to catalogue books, prepare and replace book cards, check- in books, repair books, arrange books in proper order in the shelves, and stimulate interest in reading throughout the school. Since the Club was founded in 'l954 by Mrs. Marye-Jo Smith, the members have carried out their duties well and have made our librarya more smoothly op- erated one. One way the girls ofthe club have stimulated interest in reading is by writing an educational column entitled Bookworm's Beat in the school paper. The Story ideas of several books are condensed in every column. Often, books deal- ing with the same subject or the same period of history are reviewed in the same column. Also, the girls sponsored a quiz program in assembly featuring questions on subjects which may be found in the Library's very adequate reference room. DUNCIL Officers: LARRY FUNDERBURK President TOME' NELL NOWLIN Secretary DICKIE ROGERS Vice -Pre sident .3 x , j V, l 'U - - - I , , 3 - V ' 5 i 1 st-, H A ' . Ig F1 ' if ,fif gfii ra: f ' r 1' -1 X A N i , , V, ' D - X 1'I i -'K f X W , ' X 1 l , F . I 'r . ix, :- ix , . Iwi Mr. Robert B. Bristow, sponsor and founder of the Palestine High School Student Council. Each homeroom in the school has one repre- sentative on the student council. He is elected by the popular vote of the members ofhis home- room, who have a voice in council business through him. The Councilendeavors to promote co-operation in extra-curricular activities and to raise standards of leadership, scholarship, and school spirit. Mr. Bob Bristow, school counselor, spon- sors the Council, which he foundedin 1952. Since that time, he has acted as guide and advisor of the organization. The Student Council, through its various committees, handles numerous tasks about the school. The supervision of school elections, the supplying of devotionals for assemblies, and the entertainment of guests of the school are only a few of these jobs. They have also sponsored dances, assembly programs, cake sales, and noon worship services. On every registration day, the old council members entertain the new and incoming stu- dents withaCoke party at the school. The pur- pose of this social event is to ease the new stu- dent's apprehension about entering a strange school. 109 5. lv SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Jerry Elrod, Bruce Stark, Tome' Nell Nowlin, and Harry Godfrey. ' , lv. jx JUNIOR REPRESENTA TIVES: Molly Davis, Mary Helen Nowlin, Jerry Pendland, Jean Spann, and Marion Boyd. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Carl Hartt, Bob Kenderdine, Davy Broughton, David Whitescarver, Gerald Roach, Smokey Davis, and Diane Pratt. ,Q These four boys, fleft to right! David Hunter, Dickie Rogers, Larry Fun- derburk, and Carl Hartt, attended the Southern Workshop of Student Councils at S.M.U. last summer. I FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA FUTURE FARMER OFFICERS: Gerald Stubbs, pres. 5 Thomas Hassell, sec.p Ray- mond Sims, treas.: Huey Brooks, vice-pres.3 Lyndle Congleton, rep.g Tommy Young, parl. X!! 4 WI 0 j ca xnxx f 0 v if ' E N In E A V A R i V 4 9 nj ya, 3 W Q55-ff .s ff 'E Q fy y , S 1 . sf shwrs ii Membership in the Palestine High School chapter ofthe Future Farmers of America club is available to all boys taking Vocational Agriculture courses The chief aims of the organization are to develop leader ship to encourage dependability and to arouse interest in the Agriculture courses M C J' Col lum is the instructor of the Agriculture course and sponsor of the organization During the meetings which are held during the homeroom period of each Tuesday the C1ub's outside activities are planned The most important activities of the Club's year were the trips to the Texas State Fair the Houston Fat Stock Show and other live stock shows The or gamzation sponsored its annual barbeque during the spring. In addition to these functions the boys have sponsored club camping trips fishing trips and horseback riding The Future Farmers have aided the local ser- vice clubs by helping them to sponsor several live- stock shows and pasture tours The fir st-prize -winning exhibit which the Future Farmers entered in the Anderson County Fair. Mr Collum looks on quietly as Vernal Col- lins Marvin Ellis, Bobby Gruetzner, and Gerald Stubbs tinker with an air compre ssor on the Agriculture shop. Raymond Bailey Ronnie Bailey John Armstrong Donald Bowden Wayne Burden Billy Carroll Gary Carroll Gerald Congleton Ben Fitzgerald Johnny Gibson Leon l-lurbrough Gene Hughes James Marshall Rudi Kaudelka Gene Linthicum Lester Langston ROLL Arvil Patton Harold Poppell Frank Reed Mike Rosson Buddy Sublett Charles Gatewood David Bratz Lee Copeland Larry Holcomb Jerry Holcomb Arvis Waldon Reese Thompson Gerald Stubbs Powell Vickery Gene Woolverton Tommy Young Future Farmers Ly-ndle Congleton and Roy Bomer help Homemakers Glenna Palmer and Etta Lu Brooks plant some rose bushes near the entrance to the Homemaking lab Roy Bomer Huey Brooks Norman Collins Vernal Collins Lyndle Congleton Paul Dressell Marvin Ellis Bobby Gruetzner Thomas Hassell Robert Hightower Travis King Jerry McKenzie Dennis Moser Curtis Starling Raymond Sims B. W. Poppell THE GIRLS' RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION 5 Officers of the Girls' Recreational Association: Etta Lu Brooks, pres. 3 Sylvia Foster, sec. 3 Amy Lee Schmidt, vice-pres.g Nancy Hanks, treas.g and Sue Schitoskey, report. The Girls' Recreational Association, a club which provides physical activities for the girls of Palestine High school, is composed of the girls enrolled in Phys- ical Education. Miss Connie Hurley, Physical Education instructor, is the sponsor of the club. Intra-class sports contests were sponsored by the club during the various sea- sons. The sophomore class was declared school-champion as a result of winning both the volleyball and basketball tournaments. The softball tournament was post- poned indefinitely because of inclement weather. A table tennis tournament was not finished because of lack of time. The mostunusual activity of the year was an early-morning hike to Manley Moun- tain on the Dogwood Trails. About fifty girls participated in this activity. The club also sponsored a backward dance in the health lecture room of the Gymnasium. Shelly Ferguson scores two points for the juniors in one of their bas- ketball games. Sophomores' teamwork enables them to win another of their basketball games. They won the tournament . Mabel Abbott Quincy Adams Kay Anderson Christine Arnold Brenda Auld Billie Jo Axum Katherine Bailey Sally Barnes Joyce Bell Melba Bell Sabra Bell Emilynn Berry Marjorie Braly Etta Lu Brooks Alice Faye Brown Beth Brumley Lynda Brumley Lynn Burroughs Julia Campbell Shirley Campbell Wanda Carter Margie Chaffin Carole Cleveland Margaret Cotton Laura Sue Crutcher Bobbie Cryar Margaret Cross Elizabeth Dean ROLL Mary DeFacio Ruth DeFacio Lynn Eaton Mary Evans Linda Farris Mary Katherine Farris Melba Fenner Shelly Ferguson Glynda Ferrell Ann Fish Mignon Fite Sylvia Foster Martha Gibson June Graves Beverly Grutzner Lynn Halbert Liz Hamilton Nancy Hanks Darla Hembree Eloise Henderson Virginia Henderson Linda Hodnett Dorothy Honeycutt Barbara Hopson Joan Jeffcoat Sarah Jeffcoat Linda Jenkins Judy Jordan Joan Woolverton and Mabel Abbott collide as they both attempt to make the point in one of the senior's volleyball games. Mary Kale Nancy Kelly Barbara Killebrew Margaret Kirby Virginia Kiser Diane Kgllatt Peggy fdbetter Sandra Link Carol Logan Abigail Maciel Mary Mack Marie Magee Edwina Mathews La Merle Mathews Joan Moore Nell Moore Sharon Myers Elouise McFarland Ruth Neel Virginia Neel Glenna Palmer Jean Pope Martha Potter Thelma Powell Carolyn Powers Diane Pratt Nancy Pugh Sheila Rapier Althea Rhone Carolyn Richardson Judye Robertson Amy Lee Schmidt Suzanne Schmidt Bonnie Shelton Barbara Smith Jean Smith Wanda Smith Delores Springer Barbara Starr Frances Starr Doris Stewart Ruby Thompson Sandra Toland Sharon Tracy Susan Tracy Gloria Travis Bobbie Traweek Rosalie Weaver Bobbie West Mary Williams Barbara Wilson Linda Wilson Joan Woolverton Ellen Ann Wynn Barbara Yeast ll 5 SAFETY EDUCATIGN CLUB Officers of the Safety Ed Club in spect the motor of the new training car They are fleft to right! Joe Rosprim vice pres , Larry Hol wart sec treas Iris Johnston pres , and Marie Magee rep Promoting sa.fe driving is an important item in our country's safety campaigns This is the chief aim of the Safety Education Club of Palestine High School. The students who are enrolled in the Drivers' Education cour se are eligible for mem- bership in the organization. Mr. R.J. Horn is the sponsor of the club, and also the instructor of the cour se. One project with which the club was closely associatedwas the Road-eo Contest sponsored by the Jaycees of East Texas. The Road-eo was a contest to determine the most skilled driver of high school age in this area. Mr. R. J. Horn, sponsor of the Safe- ty Education Club and instructor of Drivers' Education, poses by the training car used by his classes last year. I comb sgt at arms Juanita Ste- A new 1957 Ford automobile was presented to the school for use in the Dr ive r S' Training course. Those present at the presentation were fleft to rightj Mr. Horn, course instructor: Mr. Cleveland, superintendent of schoolsg Mr. Joe Johnson, owner of the Ford motor com- pany agency of Palestineg and Mr. Stewart, principal of Pal- estine High School. Vernon Ashley Etta Lu Brooks Elaine Burden Earl Campbell Shirley Campbell Marilyn Douglas Heath Hassell Peggy Hazlitt Ray Henley ROLL OF SPRING TERM CLUB Larry Holcomb Morris Howland Iris Johnston Darlene Jones Betty Knight Elsie Lee Hobart Lightfoot Marie Magee Edwina Matthews Elvia Munguia Charlotte Poole Harold Poppell Eva Rogers Joe Rosprim Martha Sims Jackie Steadman Juanita Stewart Patricia Walling Selena Whitaker ROLLS OF SAFETY EDUCATION CLUBS OF FALL TERM: FOUR TH PERIOD Frank Reed Billy Lewis Jeri Helstrom Molly Watson Lois Bailey Georgia Lee John Copeland Vernon Johns Ann Simmons FIFTH PERIOD Annie Lou Ward Elaine Crawford Nancy Kelly Patsy Seburn Marie Williamson Ruby Deel Laura Vee Allen Aubrey Caroll Ronnie Raper Billy Bennett OFFICERS: OFFICERS: President FRANK REED President ANNIE LOU WARD vice-President BILLY LEWIS vice-President ELAINE CRAWFORD Secretary JERI HELSTROM Secretar treasurer NANCY KE y- LLY Reporter MOLLY WATSON Reporter PATSY SEBURN ' 'Q -...- ' --ll Q Y' STAFF Harold Klein Sports Edmtor Faye Holcomb News Edltor Marg1eSm1th Copy Ed1tor James Neyland Feature Ed1tor Betty Leatherwood News Ed1tor 49 'R -I' 1 'P A d L15 V I' ' x -I REPORTERS Dor1s Henderson Paul Hable Dorothy Stafford Karen D1eh1 and Beverly Z1mmerm an F , A or 1 ' A I A ia 5 IQ ! 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From the applications the sponsors se- cure the students' qualifications, which are considered and weighed before choices are made. The Editorial Staff is composed of an editor-in- chief and his assistant, who plan the faculty section, and an editor for each other section of the book. Miss Fitzgerald sponsors the Editorial Staff. The Business Staff is composed of an editor and his assistants. They plan the advertising layout and handle all the business transactions concerned with having the book published. Miss Smith sponsors this staff. The Arc Light salesmen, who are selected from each homeroom, work under the direction of the Bus- iness Staff to sell annuals to the students They also sell all of the advertisements which appear in the book ANN LYNN CRASS Business Staff Editor Qleftl 12 X. -ev AQ --.iwm-In F F 1. 'Q o -46' MJF f ,UW 1 1 f,l g x T' 'v '1 Jean Spann, Celebritiesg Guy Keeling, Sportsg Omar Logan, Photographerg Patricia Griffith, Activitiesg David Hunter, Clubsp Tommy Lockey, Ass't. -Photographer. BUSINESS STAFF: Diane Pratt, Brian Bell, Ann Lynn Crass, and Nancy Hanks double- check advertisements with their sales receipts. 175 Clic Arc ,Ciylft Zum: ta Sparlsnanslizjf FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TENNIS TRACK X A TEAM COACHING STAFF K v gn-K if fx cowx me f' 44 'hr-. LEFT TO RIGHT Coach B111 Crockett Head Coach Weldon Bynum Coach Don Hanks TENSE MOMENTS Coaches Bynum and 126 moments of the game approach Crockett dlsplay extreme nerv ousness as the flnal THE PALESTINE WILDCAT A SQUAD 'AY' EE Ln gl Y WU Cl o Qx-U Elf XD C149 Q Q XB CII. SLU Cl, B C47 5 J U L' wg 13 SLU Ely- XLU UIQ, gk WD C0 WB U6 XD C0 DATE Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE PALESTINE 0 7 0 25 4fConference Game s OPPONENT Lufkm Mar shall Tyler Mc Callum K11gore 'i'Enms f- Cleburne 'kwaxahaclue iAthens 41Cor sicana .J Xyiclf .gxbrf MJ' MIKE AVERITTE VERNON HASSELL CARL HARTT Back Tackle Back The Wlldcats opened then' d1str1ct play IH Llon Stadlum The 'Cats sustalneda 25 7 loss due mamly to the blmdmg speed of the L1.ons then' prmclpal weapon It was a hard fought well played contest Jon Gregg downed by enemy tacklers 128 U N- ... 1 - gg--.s 'I-' ' ,.- -13 .i A ' f 1.. .h .31 ' -f -.9 .QE ' Y. - , . ,tw . I Y,,'.'. - .+ JIMMY WAGNER FREDDY SEELY WALTER DENBY Guard Back Guard - ' 5 .aJ. 4 . , .I . EERE -tk, f x- , , fi X r . 3 f S' ,Cla A. TN VERL BURNAUGH TOMMIE ELLIOTT RICHARD FARRIS Guard End Tackle Y A 5.05 Y-'X Three on one 1s always a good way to stop that ball The second game of the sea son was played on the Wlldcats' home ground 1n Luckett Kolstad Fmeld w1th the Cleburne Yel low Jackets The game ended IU a scoreless txe wh1ch was the only blemmsh on the record of the Jackets the undefeated champxons of DlSfT1Ct 5 AAA Q .FL -.Lv1V,,,:i .. , Alu MP1 Q! .qi- Q V W . q,gg..,, A AMQVQ 3,3.1 ' gil,- gljis, 'bf .1 K. 4: . .F BRUCE STARK TOMMY BAILEY BARNES WITT Back End Tackle 12 6 T f Nhxq I Qs, ,I ' K X Ubi' DICKIE ROGERS HARRY SELDEN JERRY MITCHELL Back End Guard V Pale stlne H1gh Schoo1's fxrst Hornecom1ng game IH a number of years proved to be a thrlller Endmg 1na 7 to 7 tle lt renewed the old school sp1r1t of many' Ex Students 5. Harlan Mldklff scores for the Wlldcats S- 'RK JAMES SAXTON DAVID BROUGHTON GLENN REED 130 Back Back Guard g l . j -S' ww.. 779,- ,, M' -:f-:1+i .Y - 4 rf-'. ' F -,Q . ,tx . . 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HARLIN MIDKIFF JERRY HANSON DICK REED Back Back Tackle The mght of November 16th bore bad luck for the Wlldcats as they were severely beaten by the Athens Hornets wltha score of 13 O The game marked the second loss of the season for the Wxldcats Dale Hanks IS hlt hard by enemy tackler 393 5953 ,,,h, NORMAN PYLE BENNIIE SWINNEY ROY BOMER Back Guard End 151 13 'WL -.J S J MOREMAN DALE HAINKS BENNIE LESTER Tackle Back Center The Wlldc at S endedthelr '56 D1str1ct play Wlth a well earned Wm over the Corslcana Tlgers wxth the score of Z5 0 The W1ldcats' slashmg v1ctory rumed Cors1cana's chances for up the second place IH the 5 AAA D1str1ct Freddy Seely crashes over for the touchdown 9 W Y. x, 1, , if -- ' W ' - ff, ,, ' u.. -. .I Nw -,N-sg JON GREGG G. L. GAINES 7 Back Center B FOOTBALL SQUAD NIU .pl 1 w.r:.5 b urzes early m the season won only two of B TEAM The W11dcat B' squad hmdered y mg h th season as a whole was not as good as was antlclpated the team nme scheduled games Althoug e showed lmproveme nt and good poss1b111t1es for the future CUAC LEFT TO RIGHT: Coaches Nolan Sherrill and Jesse Smith hand out B team thelr equipment. 133 WHERE DID HE GO Both teams seem to have lost track of the ball HIT HARD Jon Gregg takes a sp11l as he ga1ns preclous yardage MISSED One of the few that got away IT'S SAXTON AGAIN: James drives across for another Wildcat first down. I 154 UF'-U-3v 7!'-er? wr W T' ' ' FUMBLE: A mad scramble for the ball. DOWN HE GOES Harhn M1dk1ff takesa sp111 as enemytacklers converge upon hlm 3 L THROUGH THE CENTER D1Ck1e Rogersplows through Stark readles h1m self for a blo ck SN-I THE END AT LAST The Wxldcats end season w1tha vlctory over the Cor sxcana Tigers for a flrstdown as Bruce 133 , 4 is V Y. 25' 1' 1 XT -. Xi Him NX H' -' ME, T FAYE HOLCOMB Semor 3 Years CHEERLEADERS JOHN HERBERT TALLEY Semor 2 Years MARY KATHRYN FARRIS Semor 3 Years Cheerleaders lead the Wildcats to victory. MARION BOYD Junlor 1 Year LIZ. HAMILTON Sophomore 1 Year fffmw, Pai MEN Pep rally m form of convent1on arouses school sp1r1t MARY HELEN NOWLIN Jumor 1 Year BASKETBALL N F-v Q Q Coach Chfford Dotson and Wlldcat asketball squad DISTRICT SCHEDULE DATE PALESTINE Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. 15 66 138 OPPONENT Waxahachle Cor slcana Enn1s Athens Cleburne Waxahachxe Cor sicana Enms Athens Cleburne 'inn MIKE AVERITTE TOMMY ELLIOTT Guard Center LEGS Tom Balley leaps hlgh to capture ball The Palestlne W11dcats opened d1str1ct 5 AAA play w1th Corslcana T1 gets In the course of dlstrlct play the 'Cats met each of thelr fwe opponents two tlme S The Txgers were defeat ed on both occasxons JAMES SAXTON TOM BAILEY Guard Forward DICKIE ROGERS G L GAINES Guard Forward The Waxahachle Indl ans champwns of D15 trlct 5 AAA were the only team to defeat the play The 'Cats were defeatedbyscores of 59 47 and 86 69 SCRAMBLE Elhott and Balley crash to the floor after loose ball JOE JOHNSON RICHARD FARRIS Guard Forward t ,W Y Y 1 , . . : f v ' V if Wildcats in district V . 'XA A M Qs I FREDDY SEELY DAVID MOORE Guard Center The Hornets of Athens famledtomeetthe power Cat flve The Hornets fell by the scores of 57 5 and 85 71 REBOUND Lester and Balley f1ght for the rebounds BENNIE LESTER DAVY BROUGHTON Center Forward 1-A ful challenge of the Wild- 4, - , 'X -.sm S LOOSE BALL James Saxton readles h1m self to capture loose ball IIORNETS FALL Desplte hard play the Athens Hornets fall 57 54 The Wlldcats sewed up second place m d1str1ct5 AAAby de featmg the Cleburne Yellow Jackets on two occaslons Scores of the con testswere 64 45 and 66 45 147 I I! rl The Enn1s T1gers al so fell v1ct1m to the mlght of the Wlld cats The 'Cats tn umphedby wlde mar gms on both occa slons SAVED BY THE BELL Wlldcats are greatly reheved as half t1me bell sounds THE WILDCAT B SQUAD 3 P' Under the coaching of B111 Crockett the W11dcat B Squad made an outstandlng dlstrzct record DISTRICT SCHEDULE DATE PALESTINE Jan Jan Jan Jan .Ian Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb OPPONENT Waxahachme Cor slcana Ennxs Athens Cleburne Waxahachxe Cor srcana Enms Athens Cleburne H u H . ' 'ff Ufxfig' fo I V - l . ' 'S 4 lb ' A xefv . 5 1 - 4 . 8 55 ' 56 . 11 51 ' 34 . 18 37 ' 48 . 25 50 44 . Z9 53 Z7 . 1 41 ' 57 . 5 36 ' 44 . 8 46 ' 54 . 12 49 42 . 15 50 26 The Pale stlne Wlldcat Tenms team WILL JORDAN Semor Smgles TENNIS Coach Nolan Sherr111 shows Judy and W111 Jor dan the d1str1ct schedule W111 practices the serve that took h1m to State Left to R1ght Barbara Yeast Sharon Tracy L1z Ha.m11ton Carol Logan Tommy Cook George Pessoney Llz and Carol spend long hours on the practlce court Boys double s 'P -1- i Left to Right: Paul Hableg Wiltz Ledbetterg 2 - ' ' 'Q www .. 1-fran.,-.. J X ll JUDY JORDAN Semor Singles K-'M A blunder of photography missed Judy Jordan' s tennis racket as she swings inthe district tenms meet LINDA FARRIS Junior Single s sv Linda Farris sees action in district play. DANNY HUGHES .Tumor Sxngles p we anny returns smash wlth the greatest of ease Left to R1ght Peggy Ledbetter Suzan Tracy .Tumor Doubles Peggy watches as Suzan returns a drwe. TRACK Q, Q, f Tc' X 1+ N'-' my QQWWV FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Francls Randolph Young James Saxton LEFT TO RIGHT Harlm M1dk1ff Bruce Stark Neal Walker Tom Ba.11ey LA Randolph makes a good hand off to Bruce Tom Ba11eyawa1ts the startlng gun for the h1gh hurdles James shows hrs lowhurdle style that took him to the state meet. ' 4? 1, f .55 XA. F ' ' f - 5-:R L ' Q 'Y R 7' - Xu' I Q T 5 j . xf' , ' - ' I ali xhv. 3 4 3 1 I GQ: K v 3, I 4 4 I - . ' 5 ' I ,Q 2 F 'A' f 'x ' A' 2 ' Q' ' as - F Y ' 1 1 , , I X if 0 -I 4 2 ' . 7 I I F 1 -A - ' ff 1. f , l V J T f , T T ffl ww 1, y 1 W, , f f I f 'nf fe .C ., fi .1 'q .r 1 . ' F ' - R T , . 4 175' f ' , Y Wi . , .', , K . E 148 it 3, M 6,13 V1 X K 5 rf all wifi NX R x QA I f' 'tee- 5: M LEFT TO RIGHT Glenn Reed Mlke Avermtte Huey Brooks Coach Jesse Sm1th Mlke Averltte S1285 up fOr the next Jump Har11nM1dk1ff takes a hand off from Neal Wal ker Huey Brooks sees vaultmg actlon In both dxs tr1ct and regxonal meet. 14 r ' -A I - ' . A Q' l 7 N x X ' ' , -. f f 1 ' ., ' 'Y ' 1 ' ' hw U I , 7, - f . . rfx. -4 N - f 'f' ,Q A- 1 , , - N . , Gu A 1 K ,,, E ', L ' , S . Z , K K, I 1 n-I 'XX I IQ Ne A ' W ' ff -'X bf! ' 1 1 Q if 1 A . f xg ' fx k at . lf, 5' , jr X , HL. ' v I 17 ' A X YQ 'I K-X 4 , 'Q - XS V ,A V , ll 'Q . rx e l e Hx A . 'I f . ll '2 tt -f x X! WM 1 ww X X Y f' 3535 La wb 2 1 W LEFT TO RIGHT Wyhe Hooper S .I Moreman R1chardFarr1s Jerry Hanson Blg S J Moreman heaves the shot Jerry Hanson stretches as he prepares to sa11 the d1scus C1 Richard Farris draws back to throw. im, c 1 :iQ f ,QQ X Nkfx L 1 XS, W wwf -W Wwe E 5+ L LEFT TO RIGHT Forney Abbott Morr1s Rosson Tommy Henry John Coalson Tommy and John take the last lap of the m11e The sprmt relay team sees actlon ln the state run meet ei James Saxton quahfled for two events ln the state meet. 1' I fn x f , Si ' kr t t NI fr ex xl- X E W it Y A t tg .. t ' 7C N 1 M -ff X W ' .x Q x X 1 5 A 54 :N !x .7 1 't Q s rv f' ' X 4, X N , A xxx 2711: Arc .Eight Evans an gil!! I FAVORITES ROYALTY ACTIVITIES l' PRETTIEST GIRL Wllary 5-be jacio 41' RN ! HANDSOMEST BOY .sf , w '-x' MCDST POPULAR GIRL 77!l1I'y JCafAf-yn jar:-I4 MOST POPULAR BOY lQfAa,.! SLM, .ll Q l 'ON 1 MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL f70me' WJ! Wowhn MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY Jzlffy ju IIJPFAMFA ., U 5 T . O I A' I 'w , 1 - . 3? J ' X , Q ,, A -4 4 s , A f - f f f R S ' ,I I L L . . f 1 I ' 4 Q v . , lf A l -5,-L5 ', I f- 'X ' Q in I i CUTEST GIRL Slay, Jrfofwmg -f wg SENICR ROYALTY jome , 7lc-'ff 77owA'n yon V1 SENIOR FAVORITES jf 9 JUNIOR FAVORITES Qr' SOPHOMORE FAVORITES IJJA ELJCJJ .wx 'Q L FQ Q 5 FRESHMAN FAVORITES IJS' JJC'J',f ARC LIGHT SWEETHEART 5 to 1 ' i -+----Y Miss Ann Lynn Crass, Arc Light sweetheart for 1957, is proudlypresented by the Arc Light Staff The purchase of an Arc Light entitled each student to a vote for one of the four candidates. Ann Lynn an attractive and popular Senior, has been an active member of the Business Staff for two years. 164 JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS N Joyce Bell escorted by George Paul Margle Braly escorted by Davld Bratz JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS Q-1 Frances Denms escorted by Benme Swmney June Graves escorted by Joe Johnson 169 . 'A A , K . x I K ' -r mf- D' 2 1 f I' f 5 AA L. I . L J 1 ill, I f ' '45 ' 'A Y Y . Ty fr - f 3 I I ga r '4 ' 1 x A JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS Vlrguna Henderson escorted by Tommy Elhott Betty Leatherwood, escorted by Jack1e Langston JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS 76 Bettye Robertson escorted by James Saxton Amy Lee Sehmldt, escorted by Tun P1x1ey 166 ' I I X d 1 1 A 1, ' Y f . 715 K, 1 ' r A ' , . Q 'K X f' r' g s in-I 1 XA -I ' - 1 . q vp Ph V . , X, , , -K 1 v V I .7 . I 1 1 4 Q ,4 . M I Q ' V 'A K . x H J ' x .1 , . g W 'W I . JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS YC J J Barbara Smzth, escorted by R1chard Farms The Jumor Sweethearts were presented to 70 Xwsi Barbara Yeast, escorted by Omar Logan the melody of the1r fav or1te songs The ones chosen are as follows Joyce Bell Marg1e Braly Frances Denn1s June Graves Vlrglnla Henderson Betty Leatherwood Bettye Robertson Amy Lee Schmxdt Barbara Sm1th Barbara Yeast 'True Love 'Tenderly 'Smoke Gets n Your Eyes ' Stardust Always T11l The End of Txm Moments to Remember Love Is A Many Splendored Thmg' ecret Love ' egm the B eguxne' 167 x -,1 J 2 I' f LJ .J . f , , gn: X , e -'I , .., 3 I rf N I In I , M V , 1 ,J-f' . L-.fya :J bit, f I IV -sf ' f I 'I X I A, ,fy 3 1 V xx ,fig 7. T, sy . I ' X ro 1' 1 gr tal A Ng Vifrf A II X .p '- 4' , IV il ' '.1r,? :' 4 12 ' V .'4fl'f ' .' H 1 - - - - - - ----- I Il ' - - - - - - - - - I II ' -------- I I I - - - - - - - - - - II Il ' ' ' - - - - - - II II - - - - - - ' ' en ,, ,, - - - - -. - -. Il Il ' - - - - - - - Il ' 1 ' - - - - - - - - IIS I - - ---- - - IIB ' ' I CLUB SWEETHEARTS F,F,A. - MARY DEFACIO F.T.A. - JOYCE BELL .os Mary DeFac1o1s the pretty sweetheart of the Future Farmers Durmg a Penny a vote cam palgn she won the electzon on the basls of her beauty and personallty MARILEE HILTON X iv? I.. Q We Wzmiiili Mar1lee I-I1lton, a pretty and charrmng semor was elected sweetheart of the D1str1but1ve Edu cat1on Club For an award w1nmng essay she receweda one year scholarshxp to the Umver s1ty of Houston 168 '51 The sweetheart of the Future Teachers 13 Joyce Bell, who was elected by the members of the club Joyce, a pretty Jumor, plans to be an elementary teacher CHEMISTRY CLUB MARGIE CHAFFIN Marg1e Chaffm was elected sweetheart by the members of the Chermstry Club Mar-g1e, an attractlve and charmmg senlor, has one of the most outstandmg scholast1c ratmgs 1n her class 3. I , . D , E , - - .. 'I ' I v S Q 0 . U . ' s ' - J , O 1 0 . 0 4' g 4, -f O 1 w f- A . K I l l CLUB SWEETHEARTS MARGIE LOU SMITH GEORGE COLEMAN FQ? Q- Members of the Palestme H1gh School Band elected as then' Sweethearts two popular and talented semors Margxe Lou Sm1th and George Coleman Each holds the f1rst chan' 1n h1s sect1on Margle Lou 1S also a member of the All State Band DALE HANKS F H A ROY BOMER 5-hs Dale Hanks and Roy Bomer two popular semor football lettermen, were elected Future Home maker Sweethearts Culmmatmg a week of VOt1ng by the penny ballot the w1nners were announced and presented at a recept1on 1n the gymnaslum 169 f X A l 4 'S , ' , I Y. ' v , an .F rx e - - .gm ,i if fl One of the first pep rallies held was in the form of a delegation with each class sup- porting the Wildcats. . x P-a-l-e-s-t-i-n-e! The cheerleaders lead in the locomotive yell at the annual bonfire held at Reagan Park. 170 IES Y-e-a-h Wildcats! Fight! Fight! Fight! The enthusiasmis high before the game with Ennis as the cheerleaders lead a yell. 'fix-7,g71ssiL Qflih The yells continued and the band played on when a sudden shower forced the students into the East Texas National Bank in the down-town parade before the game. rx The runners-up for homecoming queen and representatives from the Freshman, Sopho - more and Junior classes were presented at the homecoming game, r ' , A 5 'Sz re st-c r2 -ff! 5 l -- 1 jfs fx. fn... 1.4: 'Yfif : Li.. aa. HOMECOMING, I956 Are these the ruins of a tornado? No just Peggy Hazlitt, Betty Herrin, and Mary De Facio helpingto make the bonfire a big suc CESS. affair, Mr Cleveland presented the 1956 Homecoming Queen, Faye Holcomb, a bouquet of carnations as her escort, Charles Patton looked on. 7 Mr, E.D. Cleveland, Superin tendent of the Palestine Public Schools, presented a beautiful bouquet of carnations to Faye Holcomb who was named Queen of Palestine High Schoo1's first Homecoming During the half time activities the other nomi nees, Tome' Nell Nowlin Bob bie West, and Ann Lynn Crass and princesses fromthe various classes were presented, The p ' Ma y H len Nowlin, Junior, Elizabeth Ham ilton, Sophornoreg and Linda Farris, Freshman. The Ex Student Organization headed by Don Hodges and Don Davis was organized prior to the game The Homecoming Game and the selection of a Homecoming Queen will become an annual TIHCBSSCS Were I' 8 IOOZ HOMEROOMS Tenth Grade Homeroom Mrs. Mary Hamilton Eleventh Grade Homeroom I Mrs. Marye-Jo Smith l Each year a week is set aside as Arc Light Week during which students are able to buy their annuals. Each homeroom which is 1007, is awardeda picture in the Arc Light. Twelfth Grade Horneroom Mrs, Johnnie M. Ballard Twelfth Grade Homeroom Mr. E.W. Craddock CAREER DAY Career Day was abig event in the school life of the Juniors and Seniors. Confer- ences started March 8 and c ontinued to March 29. The first three conferences con- ducted were related to various vocations with outstanding leaders r e p r e s e n tin g each fieldleading them. There were two assem- blies with Mr. Bill Davis, Texas Oil Com- pany, and Mr. R.N. Dyer, Humble Oil Company, as guest speakers. The last con- ferences attended were on colleges, Deans, registrars, directors and vice-presidents from colleges of thisvicinity were in charge . These conferences were very valuable to students in their selections of colleges. Miss Julia Lee Smith leads the conferences on commercial I assisted by students and teachers from Nixon s Business College and Mrs. Jesse Smith from T.P. 8zL. as guests. In one college conference, Katherene Cun- ningham asked information from Mr. Alton B. Lee, Registrar at Baylor University. .gf -1 Students listen attentively as Chief Moore, U,S,N,,explains the advantages of choos- ing the Navy as a career. f t , 5' N -1 .-, , 5, I , r 11' E. 'fi ' 3 N S .f it I 'tl' lil ' A 1' t 'Q A 1 . A Kal 'r o il s 'u' . SQ If , 6? L , Igtvi . A -925' 1. .Yu , 1 v . 1 . N M 5 , 'N u -'.- - . Mr, H.L. Heaton, Registrar at Texas Ag- ricultural and Mechanical College explains to the boys the advantages of choosing A Sz M for a college. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FAIR IIATII TH BUSINESS 'I'- PLANE SOLID GECIIU Z Vi ' , gifs S. TI V V C 1 .iq x in Ce Al ' - Q!! M I Zr Nb M 1 u-'I 5. In Sn Sb , 'nm az Iif L.. HI Ta . W A 'I 11 - - ' I 1-I Q , . TI P - b- FNE if V' R-1 A4 This year marked the beginning of an , ' annual Science and Math Fair. Students I ' from elementary schools, Junior School, and High School entered exhibits pertaining to anything in the field of science and math. The entries were judged and first, second, and third prizes and special recognitions were given to outstanding displays. This is one of the math exhibits at the fair, X ----1. Larry Funderburk,A Chemistry student, is displaying an Ammonia Fountain,one of the entries in the fair. 174 Corky Pessoney explains the formula while Vernon Has sell demonstrates the Prony Brake, BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE I956 AND I957 out oil s x 149 nr 5. may 4' The 1956 delegates to Boys' State were Dale Hanks, Randolph Young, Jerry Elrod, David Hunter, and S.J. Moreman. Tome' Nell Nowlin and Karen Diehl, 1956 dele- gates, were sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, The American Legion Auxiliary s pon s o r e d Marion Boyd and Judy Alford to the Girls' State for 1957. The delegates for both Boys' and Girls' State are nominated by the faculty on the basis of leader ship, scholarship and citizenship. Five Civic clubs send these students to Austin to the camps for a week. The 1957 delegates to Boys' State and their sponsors are Will Jordan--Lions Club, Tom- my Cook--American Legion, James Saxton-- Kiwanis, James Neyland---Lions Club, Omar Logan--Jaycees,andBrian Bell--Rotary Club, sv SENIOR CORONATIGN. I957 PQ 5 The Master of Ceremonies, Tommy Bailey, The Announcer, S.J. Moreman, presented the presentedthe program for the Senior Coronation. Royal Court to the audience. I The Court Jester, Betsy Kay, provided comical 2 antics for the Royal Court. DUKES AND DLICHESSES L' d F ' 1 B 1 D212 F222-li FRESHMAN lfifialiitfl The Dukes and Duchesses are elected by the individual classes to represent them at the Coronation C 1 El' b th H 'lt 180 Dixd Ivllclgigscarver Ca1j1aHZ.rtt aml on Donna Triplett and George Paul do the Charleston as the Court Jester, Betsy Kay, in her flapper costume, looks on. 182 The boppers,Bobby Strait and Bar- bara Wi1son,entertain the Court with a dance number of today. ,,, ,, , ,W , vi IX: UA KIQ. fm YL -W Q A The Queen's Dancers provided musical entertainment for the Senior Coronation. ACTIVITIES The Arc Light salesmen and business staff enjoy the annual party held at Lake vie w Methodist Assembly. The former presidents of the High School P, T,A, were honored at the 1957 Founder's Day program. The student body was very enthusiastic dur- ing the Student Council elections. Awards Assembly-Patricia Griffith proudly receives the typewriter which Mr. .Tones of Bennett Typewriter Co. presented the stu - dent making the highest typing record of the year. 185 Zh: ,irc ,Ciglzt Shines an its Patrons x ADVERTISEMENTS : I n P. f r l 5. rf. I I A A V 1' 1 ,freer ' fs emes Lee seefiii s is Ann Lynn Crass makes her x m the presence of Pres1dent Eugene F1sh, Br1an Bell, Nancy Hanks and D1ane Pratt ROYALL NATIONAL BANK 119 West Sprmg D1a1 2118 -Y Marmlee H11ton, Betty I-Ierrm, and Patsy Shaver wear broad sm11es for Skelly BLUE BONNET PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC Skelly Gasolme Kerosene O11 and Grease Melvm Carter D1a1 2 5135 Boyd Carter 822 W Oak St , nj Y A T' ' V .b X :- mv f f A A Ellen Ann Wynn and Nancy Kelly admit that time f11es wh11e 1ook1ng at furmture at DENBY FURNITURE COMPANY 201 West Crawford QQRT RAITS BRIGGS STUDIO D1a1 3 2264 101 1l2 North John O 7 0 0 0 ' lgxlilkfiyiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllilllll!l!llll!xg.iJ is sf ,,,f' Harold K1e1n po1nts out some new sports Jackets to Bud Huffstutler at 3 BEALL BROTHERS D1a1 5276 115 W Oak 0 PALES Mary Kathryn Farms, Sandra Toland, and Betsy Kay say Go w1th Gulfl' T C GREGG, D1str1butor D1a1 2 6118 Gulf O11 Products 816 W Oak iiiffiiiixff3'i3'5if!2f!f!ii!118515153 5 XilifiTi31 I S Q K I r 1 ! 1 . , - ' 1 g I X 5 W wx , wr 'mf sq., v , l . x x M X ., V 3 , V 7 Q My ' 2 - Cv' M42 W - '- ' rv all H Li , I A I 4 . fn . 5, . 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Neches Highway Dial 2-5160 O'Nei11 Hotel 253255 1 .s j 5 -V P Y f f X t '!Llf!!!!!!!!llfileillfieili-!elelJiJe!JeiJ54!!e1!PJ-K A Henry Turner has Beverly Freeman Laverne Shaver makes a sale Wa1t1r1g On hlm at whlle at BOGGY'S CAFE AND RALPH'S MCCRORY'S DRIVE INN West Palestme Avenue 117 West Mam D1a122O9 D1a1 3 2161 D1a.1 3 3111 Phone39ll2 hleshdex ,.,,..--sq-U 3 b xg I Af Glenna Palmer and her father, W B Palmer' are standing by one of hm Suzanne Schm1dt and Sue Sch1toskey trucks of the INTERNATIONAL EXTERMINATOR are admlrmg the lovely Horn of COMPANY Plenty d1sp1ay at 607 East Angelma D1a1 3 9112. MURPHY FLORIST East Kolstad Street D1a1 2181 fiiiiiiiffifffiiiiiift li!! I! 133 l i!!l!J!l lJjJi3J j:i!3ii5! Y i i i I wa ,ur 'L ff' ,vw ' W K . 5 'W vw ,i ' 'ev I I 'M ' N A, fm , , X. 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X H SN., llllillllllliilllli 11157231 - lx Betty Handorf IS thmkmg how glad William Knowles, pres-,ldent She 13 that this Car was H159-red explams a phase of bankmg serv1ce with to Glenda Sammons Dlane Gay and .IIMMIE ALLDREDGE, INSURANCE Betty Stewart 120 Crocker Rd D1al 2 5232 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 219 W Spr1ng Dlal 2257 .5- Bob R1ley wants a V1ctor Calculator Mrs Ba1ley explams to Bonn1e to help hlffl 1n Math and Trav1s Shelton and Bobb1e West the dut1es Burns says that 1S not fa1r of an 1nsurance secretary .IJR OFFICE SUPPLIERS 316 W Oak D1al 27175 HANKS INSURANCE AGENCY 402 W Oak Dlal 2174 llllllllllllllllllllllilllIlil!Ill!!!lllllllilllllllllllii 193 llilillllllilllfllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllillil vm fl F ll if! illlll v- ND UN Bobble Horton Ann Smmmons and M3-T319 B1'a1Y mlght Cook some Beth Brumley and Joan Jeffcoat dehclous food OH this Stove at collect th1s bundle of laundry at BRALY BUILDER SUPPLY SUNSHINE LAUNDRY 1502 North Jackson D1al 3 2179 702 West Lacy Dlal 2231 8: Ch1lds Shoppmg Center George Coleman and Davld Hunter Emrmlyn Berry and Sally Barnes are lnspectmg a hand sander at are carrymg out hams at HANDORF LUMBER 8: MFG CO VERNON CALHOUN PACKING CO 616 West Oak D1al 2 7210 Old Boston Road D1al 2168 C I I I I llllillillllllllllllllillllii!!illllllllllllllllfllllliill I 1 I E - . ff A F W l ' l M 1.1 l . e I - 1 f ! 1 U , 4 B 2 ,Rig , K 1 N ' 1 I ',. - XL! NL ' ' Q if MQXN1 W f I ' A . Il il xx 5 J 1 fx 3,lf -. X L ' X :' l 1 - 1 X Xe ! N. w f N ., I E 1 . . . I : - : ' . . . I . . 1 Q - 1 i I I I A I ll-HlilillllilIlllllllllll X' Joyce Bell and Tommy Cook make se1ect1on of box candy from the attract1ve d1sp1ay at BRATTON'S 101 W Oak D1a1 2271 Dav1d MacMahon Larry Rowland and Roger Holmes stop for gas at CHARLES' SERVICE STATION 1201 N Jackson D1a1 5132 ,Z she B 51111188 8 Lynn Burrough s Mr Pratt shows handsome watches 1'eCe1VeS Change from Ha1'1'Y Selden to Randolph Young and Neal Walker for graduat1on glfts. PRATT'S JEWELRY 215 W. Ma1n D1a1 2 7219 BOB BURROUGHS SERVICE STATION Spr1ng 8: Cranberry D1a1 7120 K I xfliilillilllllilllllllillilllllllllllffi17li41i3i7!3fillIl! lilllillliillllllllllllllllll illlllf illlli' il lilil lf! i T1 ill! li Tlii illll I 11 197 , ' 5 5 y. , 5 A SZQ, 1 L ,. I I A me 1 I in Q k av 1 l , I I -,, W ' -2. f f . E , If . 5 2 , , ' ' 7 wk X 3 , . . I I . u I y T , 1 1 N 7 , I- In l KYX XX T , It M444 , Pl -2-'55 ' . ' 1 I at . . Q ! F lili'l l'i 198 L!'llllllll!llll9lllllli!lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllc I .Z,fN Larry Funderburk and Guy Keelmg are relaxmg on a comfortable sofa at BEARDEN FURNITURE CO 306 West Oak D1a1 2 6285 B111 Rogers 18 showmg Buzzy Schwab one of the f1ne engmes of a Chevrolet at ROGERS CHEVROLET COMPANY 520 North Perry D1a1 4119 'LH' Patr1c1a Gr1.ff1th and Tommy Lockey exammmg a tractor at SHELTON IMPLEMENT CO 305 E Crawford D1a1 2182 James Curry and Dav1d Bratz are 1r1spect1ng the eqmpment at DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO 540 North Magnoha D1a1 2 6272 iliiffifiiiifillillllilli!3!iilfSl!lil 1111531 7 . I I gs I I ' , in , ' , ' 'N nv X un fi X l 'Q x , H P, - . w, , X I ' 1 In A X , R 1.4.4 'Z W1 I Q - I 17 B 1 Z' 3 ' Q I W W I W . . If 1 I I 5 'I H' lr x W ,',, U x K , . R f K A if ' f ,ia ,xi wx,LX l x V wr X Nw 4 N 1 V ' '4 ll f ,ze an 1 1 ' 1. 2 2 2 E 'P W I'lllfllflflflf,llllfffflflffllllflllf ll lllfllfl llllllg . X , 1 f I' l Q ' !'! - -' 5 I WML 4-LUV np :lg AVL' ?4DLLJ ' M, Zfikzi' lliliilllllillllllilllliilii gf! N L!FGR1 L4, GENERAL SURANCE w J FRANKLIN LUMBER co KMC 141440 'um-9 -nf 00 Wes Oak St Dealers In L-d-4A-fL- '-4 -1 276: U I 4 C Quahty Bxnldmg Matenal M 1504N Jackson T P est1ne exas D1a1 5171 ,obs-11.59 if J Aft-fZ,4ZA,cf L-4A4.fL,4,, L, ,fiyl I -'F-,,.. Comphments of KAE TEXAS DE LUXE CLEANERS l lilifflllll 109 W Spr1ng R194 Afrv KAL C it 1t 'vc 'L D1a.1 4229 D al 2 3 JAXJ if fi!lil!IfiKii!!lIllilIlil!!!lllliifiifiiliiililfiill 199 J N P ' ' I , I I I , My I ' - I , C J' . Y fl ' M N N gh - 1 - X N C, 4 H I , 1 . ' I I 1 U , 'CQN J jaw I , , 1 ,- ' 4,24 j . l F, ff .-5 ' 1, ,A ' I ' ' 'K ' N my 434,041 . NU. Y N l ' X A .L . 'Y , . 1 Z1 N I' I X , ' ur N A f - N N 7 N N M f y S I 71- X If I w X Q V , f f VN ' n I I I Lilllllllliliiilllilllllillllllllllillilllllllllllllllllll Sy1v1a and Da.v1d Foster are check1ng to make sure that, when Norman Pyle and A B Elllott are needed, the ambulance IS ready constantly reflllmg the shelves at to roll C H I LD S I-IASSEL AND FOSTER D1al 5233 Mallard Street D1al 2 248 207 South Magnoha George Pessoney brmgs an J1mrny Wagner and John Talley are electncal appllance to Perry depos1t1ng the1r savmgs at the Hudson for repa1r Auto Bank at PERRY HUDSON REPAIR SERVICE EAST TEXAS NATIONAL BANK D1al 2 7121 1302 North Jackson D1al 2 261 205 West Sprmg iilffiill!llIff3i195!l8!Jllll!lllllllillllllllliiiii YS!! H, 4 'lil' l ,W uf 1 wx 'ww ,,,, n tm- W ww W Jw- W am 'W W W m' 'W uw W M W on W' wr' W 'An W ur W fn ' W1 Y W . . I ,W i : X . . . . Q 1 , ' M7 . ., . . up , I W 1, - , ...c fn S - K ! ' V V1 ' V . I t 1 -1 ' ' J l ' A I W5 f y K , - , 1' ,J 5 fl v fu , , In 9 X M 1' U WN ' ,V nr ,. A . . ,X , Q n rf 3 3 V 1 - iifiiiiiiillllilillliillil llllllllllli!l!l!lli!l!!illS Harry Lee Godfrey and Rayburn Moore eagerly samplmg cookles AMERICAN HOME BAKERY 219 W Crawford D1al 2176 Maurlce W111ard shows Marvm E111s the mnproved Johnson motor MONTGOMERY SPORTING GOODS 301 W Sprmg D1a1 6271 525-4' l Peggy Herrmgton telhng Nancy Cook to look sl1m ln one of these fmne sheaths at BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 217 West Oak D1a12165 3335355 Amy Lee Schmldt and June Graves adrrnre thls attractlve su1t at FARRIS' 211 W Oak D1a.1 5116 2 K W K H givin 201 W uf . r M X 01 I ,ef W ' WW wr I Y I , I f- IW , . - Q 521 ww 4 , ff' M V' , 1 , ' W M . fan . . fm . , . . ,. I, J , J' . 1 . . . . I A 1 45 ' . f . . . 4 r - X , , ' A 1 ' gg?-R. I .V . . , . . f 1 , 1 f 1 'i - , V' 1 1 pf ' ' a,' i . uf 'K 4- -.::r- if 12-ARES-E ixii s- isiiiiigisiii N N tifffflfiliiiiliiiiifiiilillli!!1i3i3J. ' X L Q Compliments of OLD TOWN DRUG AND GRILL We specialize in hamburgers and sandwiches G.G. fBudj Everitt Courthouse Squar C Compliments of PARA MOUNT C LEANERS B.G. Liles, Owner Pale stine' s only Synthetic Cleaner s Dry cleaner s Courthouse Square Compliments of SWIFT AND HOMBS School Supplies- - -Sporting Goods 211 West Main Dial 2 5119 R. R. BELCHER Frigidaire Since 1930 311 West Oak Compliments RED BALL FREIGHT AND EXPRESS Frank Arm strong Manager 610 Newman Dial 2 8133 Complim ents MARIE'S SLIPPER SHOP 214 West Oak Compliments of Furniture Your Colorizer Dealer For the Entire Home PALESTINE PAINT CO 305 West Oak FLOURNOY BROTHERS 104 N Sycamore of of l x ' S I s I L s 5 Q s G S Q f 35iiLie1ii5ifK1!!fifflii.Ef3 s f - '35 JACKSON SUPPLY COMPANY Refinery, Oil, and Gas Well Supplies 508-10 West Main Street Pale stine , Texas MURDAUGH'S HOME APPLIANCES I Hotpoint Appliances 8: Televisions Payne He ating Equipment Roper Gas Range s Servel Gas Refrigeration Plumbing 8: Electrical Work 320 West Oak ZEISIG'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Groceries, Meats 8: Fresh Vegetables Phone 2 0151 North Jackson Hts FRANTZEN BROS. Groceries and Fresh Meats Free Delivery Phone 2148 502 Micheaux Ave JOHNNIE HERRING TON nsurance to Fit Your Needs 213 We st Main Pale stine Texas Compliments of EAST TEXAS AUTO SUPPLY CO Distributor Pale stine Texas 513 North Church Compliments GRAGG DRILLING CO Courthouse Square PALESTINE T V CENTER Congratulations Senior s l Complete Record Shop 207 West Crawford Phone 2 5273 III ' . ' :ee of ' iiiiiiisiiiaieilf fr' ?s?f?? '?? X Egsfx SsEeLi-fE I 5' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A Comphments PALESTINE JEWELRY A B Perkms Owner 214 W Maln Compliments CUT Sr CURL BEAUTY SHOP 614 N Queen Phone 2 0194 Iliiillillililillli DOGWOOD LUMBER COMPANY John Sexton Owner Pamts Houseware E1ectr1ca1 App11ances Roofmg Hardware Plumbmg Supplles L1ght1ng Fxxtures 2107 West Oak Street Phone Offlce 2 0261 Comphm ents D A FORD GROCERY Avenue A 1 iiifllfiii Comphm ents FABRIC SHOP 313 W Maln DAR LING INSURANC E AGENCY All Forms of Insurance D1a1 2158 515 N Sycamore Compliments R 8:R THEATRES 213W Crawford SILLIMAN HAR DW AR E COMPANY Adm ir al Apphanc e s Dearborn Heaters 8: Coolers Plumbmg Supphes 117 W Crawford i!lilllii!ilRi!ll!lilllllllliii!llil1ii!i!1!!l1!iI1l!XlXI 204 llllilllxl in I I ' 6 . I I Y o . o . . o H-. H1 - - H1 - I l I ' ' ' Y 1 M o o 'uh o ,nh I I I ! Ill!llllllilliilllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllillllll WESTERN GUARANTY LOAN COMPANY 311 We st Mam Street Ground Floor Pale stme Texas 1 ,....... U I Wbgawg Department Store 107 W Maln Palestme Texas Congratulatlons Sen1or s '57 A M BURNS 3 N John Comp11ments GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH LIFE INS CO JohnC Bell D1st Manager S Sycamore Street SID PRYOR 507 Mallard Southland and Prestolme Batterles Slow 8: Fast Rechargmg Generator 8: Starter Servlce NU TREND BEAUTY SHOP Extends to you a Cord1al Welcome Ex'per1enced 8: Qual1f1ed Beaut1c1ans 110 E. sprmg D1al 2 9109 Comphments . of 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 206 W. Mamn 1 1 1 1 1 S DUKE Sn AYERS Palestme, Texas OSCAR DUFF Great Southern Llfe Ins. Co. Martm Bldg . 1 I I 1 1 ! 1 1 I I I I lllllllllllllllllIll!!llllllllllllllillllililllilllillllli I 1 F 1 gf' : 1 I if I' I I 5 1754, 15, .153 I I . 1 L, ,115 .L 1, l ' Q I ' 1 i I 1 I I I 1 ! 1 . ' 5 1 5 I , I ' , ' , I I I I - . I . I I I ' of I 1 , I S . . Sf I I Q . , so . . , . I , 1 I , I F I I - 1 , I . I I I ' ' m I , M I . . . W I ll I I W I - an I I . . . I I I I . I I I Fllillllllflllfillllllllllllllllillllillllllilllllllillll K DIETZ MARKET Compliments Cafeteria Lunche S Da11y Except Sunday 309 W Mam of FLOURNOY MOTORS 408 E Sprmg 1 I I I 1 I l Congratulatmons Senlors DEVENPORT'S VARIETY STORE 209 W Oak COX ELECTRIC COMPANY Motor Repamr and Rewmdmg New and Used Motors 1001 Debard Phone 3 612.1 Compl1ments DAVE SCHMIDT HARDWARE 501 N John Congratua1t1ons Sen1or s PA LES TINE SA VING and W Sprmg Street Comp11ments RAMIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Complete hue of beauty servlce SELDEN'S SHADE SHOP Ramle West Thelma Warren 301 W M2-ln 820 W Palestme Ave ii!!!lHifi!!!iflfliliiililillliifiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiii 206 ixixixii I - 1 In ,, . , , ,- . . as C A vs I I - I I I of ' M M LOAN ASS'N of ' ' ll P A 1' Q ' ' . . I A g I IN iili K 2 'K lllilillfiiilll.i-iillilllllllllillllllliiifiijiifiiiili LOIS' GIFT SHOP Unusual gifts for all ages 606 Murchison Street Telephone 2-6164 Need Printing? 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