Polytechnic High School - Parrot Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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'1 : .ff 'vm ' ' . ,E V43 iii? g?f'? ? ,473 lf!! .,., , . ' VE 1'-fl EI lj, X X 3 s W. A. MEACHAM DAVID SELLARS B08.I'El of EElT.lCEllO11 Assistant Superintendent Meacham oversees high school activities. He keeps his finger on the pulse of youth and guides them with deep under- standing. Supervising curricula is no easy chore, but efficiency is Mr. Sellors' forte. Broadening of our educational pro- gram was accomplished through his efforts. Joe our the top his P. Moore is more than the director of education system. His genuine interest in welfare of his students marks him as o flight man. Democracy is personified in character. JOE P. MOORE yu Y' 'o.......,, Pat Dodson is Co'Pilot of Parrot activities. He responds readily to every call, quick to make pleasant his every association with students. An efficient administrator, his popularity with all who know him is well deserved. PAT DODSON: VICE PRINCIPAL The feminine population of Poly find understanding and warmth when they enter her office with their problems. Her exacting duties as Dean of Women never affects her sunny disposition. EVALYN MARTEL: DEAN OF GIRLS 'z C. A. THOMPSON, Principal ui zu We hope this yearbook will serve as an authentic record of the school and its multiple and varied activities of the school year. Due to the fact that pictures now so vivid will become dim and facts now so clear will become vague in time, it is our belief that this publication will increase in value with each succeeding year. We hope it will tend to recall 'For you many pleasant experiences and happy associations with teachers and classmates at Poly High. We hope further that: As you turn the pages of this book Ancl review them one by one, You will again remember Who you are and where you are from. C. A. THOMPSON Principal ' 'fifwa 1 af XE: Q S3ff -ff 'R 'E .,-any .:- 1 nf li , , at W s X JJAMM 90 I Q I FACIILT fait 'Un ff' ' .-2:, t, A X vb , r g, X' 'V' s ADAIR, KELLY Math ADAIR, O. D. Mechanical Drawing BOYD, RICHARD Industrial Arts CALHOUN, JOYCE Commercial CAMPBELL, DAN Head Coach CATHEY, ELSIE Commercial DALTON, LELA English DAVIS, ALTON RUTH Math DILLARD, CLARA M. Commercial DUNKELBERG, KENT Chemistry EDWARDS, PATRICIA English ELLIS BESSIE Latin EVANS, MARA GLENN Home Economics FREY, HATTIE Journalism GOLLADAY, GERTRUDI English, World History GRAVES, MARIE English GREEN, DOROTHY History GUNLOCK, JACK Physical Education HARLEY, OLLIE L. Physical Education HILL, JOHN J. Civics, History HUDDLESTON, FLORENCE Commercial HUDSON, EDITH Distributive Education JAMES, EMILY Home Economics JAMES, RALPH History JOHNSON, ALMENA Speech KASKO, FRANK Band LANGLEY, LOUISE English MARTEL, MAURINE Math MORGAN, EDITH Math MURPHY, EMMA English NORTON, DONALD lDriver Training History l ocsiesav, RESA l Art OWENS, CECIL Physical Education PATTERSON, HAROLD Math PHIPPS, TOMMY JO Commercial PRATT, DOROTHY English RALLS, ROBERT ROTC RAWDON, MARTHA Biology RAY, NORA SUE Librarian REEVES, EVELYN Physical Education ROSE, KATHERINE LBiology SIMMONS, HUGH History STALLINGS, HOPE History TARLTON, STELLA Spanish, History TAYLOR, TOMMY Physical Education, Biology TENER, MARY Math THOMPSON, PRESTON Coach WATSON, EMMETT Physics, Biology WELCH, JULIA English WHITE, AVA English WHITE, MARY Physical Education WRIGHT, PEGGY Music BETHEA, DOROTHY Secretary EVANS, MARY Cafeteria Manager HOOK, LUCILLE Registrar .. 'gmc P 1-. l J 41 , M4 fir 'Q .' Q gl Ai , 1 A' .4 ,G ,A 'sf' 5' pf , ,f 4- V 'T , I FACULT SAWYER, LAURA WATKINS, DOROTHY Secretary A MISS EDITH HUDSON DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, a training program in retail, wholesale, and service selling is open to iuniors and seniors of Poly High who wish guidance in their vocational work. The students are counseled in their selection of vocations by means of vocational and aptitude testing. Job place- ment is in line with interests and aptitudes. This year forty-tive trainees are placed in twenty businesses. While training is the foundation of the D.E. program, it is interesting to know that the Poly community is 384,929.00 richer as a result of this training. These students who graduate with their regular class, take the required subiects and D.E. Each afternoon and on Saturdays they work in their regular training stations at beginning wage rates. DlSll'llJl.lIlVE ECll.lCHIlUl'l fx DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION STUDENTS FOR 19561957 Ann Blanton Tommy Booker Joyce Brooks B. G. Brumley Shelia Carroll Betty Casburn Joy Childress Beverly Choafe Charles Clark Duane Dixon Donna Erwin Jim Hardesly Louis Harris Bobbie Heavin Nancy Heavin Poiricia Hodges Jerry Kornegay Sandra Lay Ann Lemons Mildred Locker Lalrice McCaulay Cecil McGlothlin ni ' -lLi'6'afQ'Qi Barbara Oliger Lee Page Edwin Parker Alma Pellegrini Barbara Queen Georgia Record Joyce Robbins Sylvia Sanstram Cherry Shaw Edward Sims Elma Slegall Aleen Strickland Lauella Stricklin Lesley Spradley Nelda Swiney Dan Taylor Jayne Umberson Wesley Waldrop Kathleen Wagoner Janet Walker Jimmy Willis Jack Wood DEDICATIUN MPS. HEIUE PFEY Because she has love and respect for every human being, Because she polishes the sometimes dull and routine task of education into a bright and beckoning challenge, Because of her spirit of optimism, Because the warmth and strength of her personality surmount any physical weakness, Because she is an understanding friend and mentor in solving the difficult problem of growing-up, Because she so wholly believes in each one of us, Because of her tireless work with and for us, We, the Staff, hereby dedicate the 1957 Parrot to one who will always live in our hearts-Mrs. Hattie Frey. E' mfg 1 N ' X-ll! A qi.. f' fx' CLASSES 111 PEIFFUTVHIE Q W5 , Qyyiifggd an K My FIIIIIIW ffig' 4518 E' 'ip -ef. 1 rf be 511, 4 1352 f if' sig ,Q Wifi 5Q i Q-Qi 'ii' ,ing 'fin ng., I 1 S35 Q Xi V 2 x E f 'i MEMS? 'env' pr-v qw My SENIOR oFFlcERs R BILL SHANNON MARY LYNN SLOAN PAUL RECER A President Secretory Vice-President ' SPONSORS MRS. CLARA MAE DILLARD AND MRS. TOMMYE PHIPPS Co-Chairmen 'I 6 N .4 ALBERTSON, DARRYL rw President of the National Honor Society, Presi' , dent of Bio-Chem-Phy, President of J.C.L., Foot- 3 ball 2-year Letterman, Library Club, Wl1o's Who. 'lv'--r ' ALcoRN, GAIL N . ALEXANDER, BEVERLY l, , f- , ' L QI f X f v ' . FN5- ig ALLEN, JOHN , R.O,T.C. Officers Club, J.C.L., Library Club, Drill . L' ,,,v'-- A Platoon. ' ',.Bh 99 99+ ALLISON, VERNON . . s gi ' R.O.T.C. Officers Club, Drill Platoon, Track, l do 5' Football. T-Z ' '- ALMOND, RoLLAND Junior Red Cross, Library Club, Art Club, Glee iwwcw Club. 1 f A 5 f, -L fr et 4, ,. .Y ANDERS, DON It Football, Baseball, BlO-Chem-Phy, Valentine Court. ANTHONY, NANCY ' - Q '- Junior Red Cross, Leti. ' ARNOLD, LEE ,151 xx b' X- AUEBERRY, CAROL L mi' AUSTIN, LINDA A NW h Leti, All-City Chorus, Glee Club, Junior Red A ,L Cross, Operetta. ff BAKER, ANGUS BAKER, KAY Band, Leti. - 's' ,gn BALCH,.lEANE Distributive Edutation, Orchestra, All-City Or- chestra, Leti, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Future Teachers. BALES, KENNETH Parakeet Staff. 52-1'i?5Si?i2'?1t If 1 te ,S 'A 'Q 1 ra, 2 t 5 rw an A .. Y , f X Q me -. ee? tt, 3 1' '54 A r '- JE? it in 1 Q S Wx, t of fp 51 it ii tr '53 ef 4 W A- vw 5 t snuronsi tw, fa 9. It Q I iw. I-'pw T' BARR, ROBERT Bio-Chem-Phy, Glee Club, Basketball, 2-year Cheerleader, Art Club, Soph. Favorite Runner- up, Press Club, Annual Staff, All-City Chorus. BARRETT, BILL R.O.T.C. Officers Club. BEARD, SHIRLEY BEDFORD, PEGGY BELZNER, JAMES BERTLING, BARBARA Future Teachers, Quill and Scroll, Parrot Staff, Parakeet Staff, Press Club. BLAINE, TOMMY BLANTON, DIANNA Leti, J.C.L., Allied Youth Sec., Future Nurses Rhythm, Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Red Cross. BLOOMFIELD, GENE Football Captain, 2-year Letterman, Golf Cap- tain, 2-year Letterman, Soph. Favorite, Senior Favorite Finalist, King of Hearts, Who's Who. BOGAN, JUDY Art Club, Leti. BOND, ANITA Junior Red Cross, Art Club, Parakeet Staff. Boolean, nous BooNE, coNNlE Junior Red Cross, Leti. BOUSTEAD, CAROL Leti, Rhythm. BRADEN, BARBARA Glee Club, Leti, J.C.L., Future Nurses. BRADFIELD, JUDY National Honor Society BRADFORD, CAROL National Honor Society, Parakeet Staff, Press Club, Leti, Allied Youth. BRADFORD, TOMMYE DELL J,C.L., Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Leti, All- City Chorus, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Bio-Chem-Phy. BRADLEY, PETE Parakeet Staff, Annual Staff. BRANCH, BOYD RAY Basketball 2-year Letterman, Baseball 2-year Let- terman, Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Favorite Runner-up, Library Club, Valentine Court, National Honor Society. BRANDON, MARTHA Allied Youth, Future Nurses, Leti, J.C.L., Future Teachers, Glee Club, BRANDT, EDDIE Basketball, Valentine Court. BRASWELL, DOROTHY BRAZEAL, CON BRAZEAL, DON BRIGGS, BILL Swimming Team. BROGDON, CAROL BROWN, CHERYLL Bio-Chem-Phy, Rhythm, Allied Youth, Leti Sec., All-City Chorus, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society. BROWN, GLENDA Junior Class Sec., J.C,L. Pres., Leti Officer, Allied Youth, Basketball Queen Nominee, Rhythm, National Honor Society. BROWN, IDA MAE ' 313'- l 'Wt .- NC l I . ff 4 -,vb i 1 ' A ff' 4? r Wx, rm mm , KT. YJ jf KX SENIURS SA 9- , it A-mn. C2'r SENIURS P eff, U Q we - ' , . , , E.: 'Q A .,: ' fg,,Q ,,.fl -ff? if .Q new I f - ' . - ' P a: ll vr 152 , f f X .,, .K ,K B 292 . 'A' 'Nf . M s H if 4 , ., 'Ive1A'2!- . : . J C L . fsa 'I-Ts BROWN, PAT Junior Red Cross, Rhythm, Leti, Parakeet Staff, Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth, Press Club. BROWN, RONNY BROWN, SHARON Rhythm, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Leti, Al- lied Youth, Senior Class Favorite, Bio-Chem-Phy. BROWN, STEPHEN Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Art Club, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Senior Play. BROWN, sus Leti, Future Teachers. BROWNE, SARAH Future Nurses, Leti, Allied Youth, Glee Club, All- City Chorus, J.C.L., Bio-Chem'Phy. BRUCE, JOHNNY BRUMLEY, JENELL Leti, Junior Red Cross, Band, Bio-Chem-Phy, Future Nurses. BUCHANAN, JOHNNYE SUE BURSON, CHARLIE BUSH, CHARLES Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Junior Red Cross. BUSHEE, FAY Glee Club, Bio-Chem-Phy, National Honor Society. BUTTON, JUNE Leti, Future Teachers, Allied Youth, Glee Club. CARROLL, SHEILA Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth, J.C.L., Leti, Distribu- tive Education. CARTWRIGHT, DON Distributive Education, Parakeet Staff, Senior Cheerleader, Press Club, Quill and Scroll. CARTWRIGHT, SHARON Leti. CARVAJAL, NORMA National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, Allied Youth, Bio-Chem-Phy, CASBURN, BETTY Leti, Spanish Club, Allied Youth, Distributive Education. CHANDLER, JANICE CHILDRESS, JOY Leti, Allied Youth, Glee Club, Distributive Edu- cation. CHOATE, BEVERLY Distributive Education, National Honor Society. CLEVELAND, ARTHUR R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Platoon, Bio-Chem-Phy, O'Fficer's Club, J.C.L., Scintilla Editor. COATES, SALLY ANN National Honor Society, Rhythm, Future Teachers Sec., Leti, Allied Youth, Annual Staff, Office Assistant, Junior Red Cross, Senior Play, Queen of Hearts, D.A.R. Award. COKER, JOHN COLEMAN, KAY Leti, Allied Youth Officer, Parakeet Staff, Press Club, Bio-Chem-Phy, Quill and Scroll, Office As- sistant, Rhythm, Senior Play, National Honor Society. COLEMAN, MARY LYNN R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Library Club Sec., J.C.L., Leti, Allied Youth, Bio-Chem-Phy, Rhythm. CONNER, BABS Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth Officer, Art Club Officer, Scholastic Art Award, Les Decors, Leti. COOK, STANLEY Tennis Club, Allied Youth, Mr. Poly. CORRY, CHARLES Swimming Letterman, 2 years, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Senior Play. COTTEN, LEE ROY Tennis Letterman, Allied Youth. I . ,., l 0, .-af' f .1 - ,ws . ' f 5,6 K -2 . 1 f V 'I ff -e ' N, ff t 'ff ga ' YYQF X SWIUP-5 L -w.,,x N ,. 0 as . 4 I ff? ' tiff. Q X T 2 C 'T ik gx , f X X E x Xi A-r... . l V ., .H N 5 41.if: s ,5.-9,91 I , 'sp , 'K fj A. UM, gt i s i ir. . L ,X W we CL- 6 N23 I wi, . r' A .. 3 f sw -fx , X ,X pu Cz' .Qw- A V SENIURS wi A -5 ff ' kz'A '-Q' A f , I ' I A 'v., Y I 4 Y V ? , . il ' Q, . KE E 'li' ,I , . ' A ,H to ..,, K tg V ., Q ri COUCH, ELIZABETH J.C.L., Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Future Nurses Pres., Leti, Scintilla Editor. COX, JANET Leti, Allied Youth, Future Nurses. COX, LINDA National Honor Society, Leti, Tennis Club, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross. CROW, GENEVA Leti, Allied Youth. CRUMPLER, SALLY SUE Leti, Allied Youth, Future Teachers, Rhythm. CULBERSON, CHARLIE National Honor Society, Basketball Letterman Valentine Court, Bio-Chem-Phy. CUNNINGHAM, JOANNA CUNNINGHAM, RAY Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Junior Red Cross. CURTIS, FRANCES Future Nurses, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. DARWIN, MIKE Football, Baseball, Track. DAVIS, JAY J.C.L., Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Football. DAVIS, KEITH Band, J.C.L., Bio-Chem-Phy. DAVIS, THOMAS Band, Parrot Troupers, Bio-Chem-Phy, Parakeet Staff, Orchestra, First Chair of America, All- Region Band-2 years, Allied Youth. DEAN, BUCK Football Letterman, 2-year Track Letterman. DEMPSEY, PAT W DEMPSEY, WENDELL DILLINGHAM, CHARLOTTE Junior Red Cross. DINES, JACK Drill Team, Officer's Club. DIXON, DUANE Distributive Education. DONAHEW, JOE Bio-Chem-Phy, Student Council Pres., National Honor Society. DOUGLAS, MARIAN DRISKILL, LINDA Allied Youth, Future Nurses Sec., Leti, Junior Red Cross, Bio-Chem-Phy, National Honor Society. DUCKETT, COLLEEN Leti, DUNHAM, DAVID DURHAM, MARIS Leti, Junior Red Cross Sec., Bio-Chem-Phy, Para- keet Staff, National Honor Society. EAKINS, LON Baseball. EASTWOOD, ROBERT R.O.T.C. Officer's Club, Drill Platoon. EDWARDS, SANDRA Bond Sweetheart, Band Treasurer, First Chair ot America, Bio-Chem-Phy, Leti, Orchestra, Student Council, Library Club Pres., All-City Orchestra, J.C.L. Sec., Who's Who, National Honor Society. EMERSON, PAT Asst. Editor Parakeet Staff, Parrot Staff, Quill and Scroll Vice Pres., Press Club Pres.. Allied Youth, Leti, Senior Play, Junior Red Cross, Na- 4' A tional Honor Society. EPPERSON, NANCY Leti, Allied Youth. ev Q64 V' r I .cw .fr A ,iw . V' X A -v I lf' 4? 1' .-- s...,. ' X 1-15? Ns!! fl.- YN nil' SENIURS I C lvx 5 5 up ' -1: ...'ff A .QA ERWIN, BARBARA Press Club, Parakeet Staff ERWIN, DONNA Distributive Education. FARRAR, KITTY Homecoming Queen FARRIS, ROY Allied Youth, R.O.T.C. Platoon. FISHER, JERRY FORD, TERRY Basketball, Glee C FRANCIS, VONDEL J.C.L., Allied Youth, Leti. FRANCISCO, LINDA Band, First Chair of America Junior Red Cross Allied Youth. FREEMAN, CHARLYN GALE Art Club. GARRETT, DELORES J.C.L., Leti. GARRISON, WANDA Allied Youth, Leti. GEESLIN, ANITA GEORGE, BETTY Leti. GIBSON, TOM 3-year Football Manager 2 year Track Manager GILES, LINDA Leti, Allied Youth. GLENN, JUDY Junior Red Cross, Leti, Les Decors, Allied Youth. GOLDRING, DON GOLDSMITH, SAM GOODIN, DAN GRAVES, CAROLE National Honor Society, Bio-Chem-Phy, J.C.L., Rhythm, Junior Red Cross, Drum Maior, All-City Band, Sophomore Favorite Runner-up, Vocalist with Parrot Troupers, First Chair of America 2 years, Who's Who, Valentine Court. GREEN, ANNE Bond, Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, Junior Red Cross. 4? T-' 3' t 4 f D Q Ki,-'- it X 'sv' . 1 SENIUP-.S A is sql' V '?' Ma GREGORY, BILLY Q Art Club. GRIFFIN, MARGARET lv . f 'UE J.C.L., Leti, National Honor Society. GRIFFITH, DONALD GRIFFITH, SAMMY GRooM, WENDELL ' Allied Yauth, Art Club, Football, Baseball 2 years, Junior Class Vice Pres. GUNN, BILL Business Manager of Parakeet and Parrot, Quill and Scroll, Rifle Team, Press Club. HAILE, STEVE Bio-Chem-Phy. HALL, DON Football, Track, R.O.T.C. HALL, DORRIS Leti, Future Nurses, Allied Youth. Wm t Q .140 ,fcill b 1 fi J ,--V f r-js AIN 0 Y I 1 I 1' 1 di 4 :.-2- . :7,lb'. ffl? x : .' , ,fr 5' .rf . ..s. ., - :,- 4' J' 'A . :' '7-F7 'L fr' if W1 . . -:-: 1 .f -1' -W -2 if 5: .t-ff ' 3 ' K t Sis' , ...SM iv- ,- Fx k if V 1 N. we if f' X Bv- 4 L M s ,gl i f 5w.,e, SBNIURS 'HPS QQ ' . 5' N et W , 1- X .: . we 5 A Y ar' Q ' , ', lfe ,. HARDESTY, JIM R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon, Allied Youth, J.C.L., Bio- Chem-Phy, Distributive Education, National Honor Society. HARDT, JANET I-eil, Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth, Art Club, Na- tional Honor Society. HARLEY, o. L. Basketball Manager, Chess Club, HARRAI., JUNE Allied Youth. HARRIS, LOUIS Orchestra, Allied Youth, National Honor Society. HART, NANCY Leti Pres., Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Red Cross, Rhythm, Allied Youth, National Honor Society HARTMAN, l.0lS National Honor Society, Operetta, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Rhythm, All-City Chorus, J.C.L., Leti, Senior Play, High Notes, Miss Poly. HATTON, LYNDA Band, Maiorette, Rhythm, First Chair of America, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, I.eti, Parakeet Staff. HAWTHORNE, JIM Football Letterman, J.C.L., Senior Favorite Finalist HEAVIN, BOBBIE HEAVIN, NANCY Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Band, Distribu- tive Education. HEL1oN, DON HENDERSON, HELEN HENRY, DON First Chair of America, Bio-Chem-Phy, J.C.L., Allied Youth, Band, Tennis Club, National Honor Society. HERBERT, GAIL Leti. HERRERA, MARY HERRING, ELAINE Future Teachers, Art Club, Leti. HERRINGTON, JIM HESTER, RICHARD J.C.L. Vice Pres., Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross Bio-Chem-Phy Vice Pres. National Hon S ' , or oclety Vice Pres., Glee Club, R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon, All- City Colonel, Who's Who. HICKEY, ANN Leti, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross. HICKEY, MIKE R.O.T.C. Officer, Drill Platoon. HIGH, LYNN HILL, WAYNE R.O.T.C. Officer, Rifle Team. HINES, JANIE Junior Red Cross, Leti, L es Decors, Allied Youth. f Q, ms J A -in Hr'--'V ,sy QQ., ff' -nv' 4-X. VH T35 ,.-v fxizf ' ' tl V - .. '-,gg .r,i.' l' ' J'-dvr ,, Rf . Q -e , .....-,N ,na- Af' -1, ,L fy. -lung, ' ur HQEKSEMA, HAROLD ' V L Q HoLcoMs, PERRY , V Q 1 ' ,i M .M1,,,,,1 ,, N5 L ' . s HOLDEN, ANGELA fr . 5, g.. m L Leti, Allied Youth. ig -...., ' I A Q Q K , , 'K 2 . , M it--41 rl I I I 9' . HUST, PAT T' V , A 1' Ek ,AL fl... ,pe 4+ Hu1soN, BETTY . A Q X v, we IVEY, LINDA , . Qu., Leti, Rhythm, Student Council Sec., Allied Youth, I ' ' 'sr V' Junior Red Cross, Senior Play. S K X L A '27 SENIURS it an ., i if 25121 , JACKSON, BARBARA Band, Head Maiorette, Highland Park Music Festival Queen, All-State Band, First Chair of America 3 years, Orchestra, Parakeet Staff, Parrot Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, J.C.L., Allied Youth, Leti, Senior Play. JEFFRlES, BOBBY Art Club. JENSON, ALLAN National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross. JOBE, TOMMYE JOHN, ART Golf. JOHNSON, PAT JOHNSON, RONALD Golf. JOLLY, LAURA Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, All-City Chorus, Glee Club. JONES, JENELLE JONES, PHYLLIS Leti, Future Teachers, Art Club. JONES, WAYNE R.O.T.C. Officers Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team, Band, J.C.L., Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth, Chess Club. KEARBY, JAMES Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Bio-Chem-Phy, Track. KEE, NANCY Homecoming Queen Nominee, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Allied Youth, Leti Officer, Soph. Class Sec., Student Council Sec., Junior Red Cross, Rhythm, Glee Club. KEETON, BRENDA KAY Rhythm, Quill and Scroll, Bio-Chem-Phy, Student Council, Leti Officer, Annual Staff, Parakeet Staff, Allied Youth, Press Club, Junior Red Cross. KEETON, HAROLD National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Officers Club. KEMP, HERBY :WD ' l -W KESTER, STARLYN ' Q 5' Band Sec., Leti, Future Nurses, Press Club, Para- . f keet Staff, First Chair of America. Y 'f,,,, ' Q9 KEY, LARRY '-.f 2-year Baseball Letterman. SENIURS ,S 'wk f ' Va: . i N KING, wooov 'K kr 4,7 if R.O.T.C., Band, First Chair of America, Allied ' A V' V Youth, All-City Band. . ' I I KRATKY, MILDRED lil- iF! ' - 'W' J.C.l.., Bio-Chem-Phy, 'F' if Krssn, PATRICIA , 25? - - E, 'f .far xl: , A. -1 5 3, .. , ...ui f 'mf xvzsn, wANnA ,iw LAMBERT, aiu. Allied Youth. Nd x ' ' LAND, MAURICE A X 'W J A i ' X A t X I L AV, . , ral f' ,:P :'f A X -fi' ',4iWi9:Lf7 X ' sl ff 54:21-l.fWs', si ft.. lf lxx l tl l LANDERS, JANE A National Honor Society, Soph. Cheerleader, Leti, Glee Club, Allied Youth, Les Decors, Junior Red Q Cross, Rhythm. 1 LANUMAN, rosv ' JCL... If , Football, Track, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross. ' LATIMER, GARY Art Club, Allied Youth. X s i, . lk LEACH, DOROTHY Band, Bio-Chem-Phy. LEE, SHARLAN Allied Youth. LEHEW, MARY X Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers, Parakeet Stuff XM Leti, Allied Youth, Press Club, Art Club, Junior Red Cross. in-slap, ,K 5 .Wi z C 1,1 X QU '-H UH' L, VK ,N Uh AUP'-P pw., gb rg 1. milf Six . SENIURS -11 1.-4 ,, : Ei. j , -of . V fe . 1 I' if fir, 5 . dk' i K. ., I LEMONS, ANN Bio-Chem-Phy, Distributive Education, Junior Red Cross, .l.C.L. LEMONS, SHARON Feature Twirler, Muiorette, Band Officer, Stage Band, First Choir of America 2 years, Rhythm, Junior Red Cross. LETSON, YVONNE Bond, Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses, First Choir of America, LEWIS, MALCOLM LIKENS, JIM Football, Track. LINDSEY, HELEN LOCKER, MILDRED Distributive Education, J.C.L., Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses, Allied Youth. LUDWIG, MORILYN LYNN, DAVID MccAsH, oscAR NICCARLEY, DOROTHY All-City Chorus, Glee Club Pres., J.C.L., Ailied Youth. McCART, ANN Leti, Junior Favorite, Art Club, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Homecoming Queen Nominee. MCCAULEY, LATRIECE Distributive Education, Orchestra, Naticnol Honor Society. McCORKLE, DAVEY McGLOTHlN, CECIL Distributive Education. McGUlRE, RAYMOND Glee Club, Drill Platoon, Track. McINNIS, GARRY MCKEY, MARI Band, Moiorette, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Leti, Senior Favorite Finalist, Future Nurses, Allied Youth, Valentine Court. McKINNEY, MIKE Band Officer, First Chair of America, Parrot Troupers, Editorial Editor of Parakeet, Associate Editor of Annual, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Allied Youth, Manager of Swimming Team, All- City Band. MABE, JERRY Glee Club, Les Decors, Parakeet Staff, Annual Staff, Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Allied Youth. MALLICOTE, MARLETTA Leti, Allied Youth, Track Queen, Basketball Queen, Vice Pres. Saph., R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Rhythm, Senior Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Who's Who. MANSEL, ROMA LOU Senior Cheerleader, Maiorette, Band Rhythm, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Leti, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Valentine Court, Bio4Chem-Phy. MARTIN, COY 2-year Basketball. MARTIN, FRED .- mfr' QQQSYYTQI I Jfflt ' :D T 157 -121 21 I -4 '17 X I , X , 4 Q bf' Aff, 55 ,ff MARTIN, JIMMY Bio-Chem-Phy A 'i X 5 A 1 'SW 1- MARTIN, MONTE R' ' K 4 ' ' Parakeet stuff, cies Club, opefenc, Au.cn , .J A N , iv I , i Chorus, Allied Youth, Press Club. ' W 1 : ' 17 MARTIN, ROBERT ' ' , -rf 5 ' ' . ' sl! . '-, . ' an 1 in V K ,mm 1 X 3 2 f . , , it ' - X 1 f 'Pi' s HSL. - Ee- 1 ti s I ' -' X f X MAY, DAVID Allied Youth. MAYHEW, CARROLL Basketball, Bio-Chem-Phy MEALS, RAY Band. SENIURS . ,VF 'T illi A 9 2, 31 ' gf Q I if .55 K sf .dew 'Rr-my-N.-ef S F A, . wfl Sv ii. . lm' as, Pt QM .. 4' I .4 AJ mf 1 www' 'sniff' 1. x 1 xx if 'I ' lui E ,,,V, . qA . , A I L ai . ,X 3 , - I . MEIER, SANDRA National Honor Society. MILES, DOROTHY Junior Red Crass, Art Club Tennis Club Glee Club, Allied Youth, Future Teachers MONKRES, JACK MONTGOMERY, DORIS MOORE, JAMES Baseball, Parakeet Staff Annual Staff Glee Club, All-City Chorus, Art Club MOORE, PAT Leti, Allied Youth Officer Press Club Parakeet Staff, Senior Play. MOORMAN, BETTYE Leti. MORGAN, nos Baseball. MORGAN, CLAUDIA National Honor Society Len Pres Student Council, Tennis Club Junior Red Cross Allied Youth. MORGAN, FRANCES Leti, Homecoming Queen Nominee Junior Red Cross. MORROW, DON MORTON, DONNA MOSS, EARL MUELLER, GLORIA MULLER, ARTHUR Bio-Chem-Phy, Band Mvsns, CONNIE NsAcs, NANCY Soph. Pres., Leti, Soph. Favorite, Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Cheerleader, Allied Youth, Homecoming Queen, National Honor Society, Who's Who. NELON, CHARLES Allied Youth. SBNIDRS rw Zz. -,i A . err or . ,2.,. ? A NsusAueR, BARBARA , f is I K , V X .gtg M Bio-Chem-Phy, Les Decors. gr N 495' K V . .f ite 1 A : ' r 5 ,, ' ' sf NEwMAN, MAURINE - A it ,V 15, fg V I .43-rf National Honor Society, Leti, Junior Red Cross. A Q I N H N-J - Nswn-i,KEm4 if f , , Football. ' y R Mei, i X. L tx i L Xt Q' V .. , QU. :Q agw r-in Nlx, RONALD fk Band, R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross. H 3- - A r ., F' 1 NOEL, GENE 'HCI A. ,Y NORRELL, DON , Mi ' 1 'r?,-M 3-year Track Letterman. J Vt . 5. ,X E A 4 sl X I f f OGLE, LINDA Press Club, Future Nurses. OLIGER, BARBARA .l.C.L., Distributive Education, Rhythm. 'E' ORR, TOMMY Football, Parakeet Staff. PAIRSH, CLAUDE A 3' PARHAM, GLENDA e ' 1 Leti, Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Red Cross. in.. -' W, I PARKER, EDWIN ' lk f i C Q- gig: . it gm ,if .. A i - S' ' r. , - 6-r . f ' rf IW ., . ,- R Q N. t wr' 1 : ' li Q if PARMER, GAYLE Junior Red Cross, J.C.L., Allied Youth, Leti, Bio- Chem-Phy, Glee Club. PARMER, HUGH Senior Favorite Finalist, Student Council Vice Pres., Swimming Letterman 2 years, Swimming Captain 2 years, Junior Red Cross Pres., J.C.L. Vice Pres., Allied Youth Treasurer, Parrot Staff, Parakeet Staff, Bio-Chem-Phy, Tennis Club, Track, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Who's Who, National Honor Society. . PATTISON, CAROL National Honor Society, Leti, Glee Club, All-City Chorus, Allied Youth, Les Decors, Junior Red PATTON, JO ALICE Leti, Allied Youth, Future Nurses, Bio-Chem-Phy, Glee Club, National Honor Society. PAUL, MELBA Leti. PEARSON, CHARLES Band Vice Pres., Parrot Troupers, Student Council, First Chair of America 3 years, Junior Red Cross. PEARSON, DIANE National Honor Society, Rhythm, Leti, PELLEGRINI, ALMA Leti, Allied Youth, Distributive Education. PERRY, BOB PETTIGREW, T. J. PETTY, FRED Bio-Chem-Phy, Student Council, Orchestra, Band Pres., All-City Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, First Chair ,of America, National Honor Societv PEYTON, BARBARA PICKLE, BOBBY POTEET, MICHAEL R.O.T.C. Officer, Allied Youth. POTEET, PATRICIA Leti, Allied Youth, Glee Club. POTTER, RONNY Band. POWELL, JANIS Leti, Allied Youth, Future Nurses Officer, Para- keet Stott, Press Club. POWELL, SHARON Les Decors Vice Pres., Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth Officer, Junior Red Cross Officer, Scholastic Art Exhibit Gold Key Winner, Rhythm, Office Assistant, National Honor Society. PRESSLEY, JIMMY Parakeet Staff, Press Club, Football Letterman. PRESTON, JOY Leti, Operetta, All-City Chorus, Parakeet Staff, Allied Youth, Press Club. PRIDGEON, MARGARET Leti, Allied Youth. PRIGMORE, LAURA Glee Club, All-City Chorus. PRINCE, ZACK R,O.T.C. Officer's Club, Drill Platoon, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Allied Youth Pres., Press Club, Parakeet Staff, Quill and Scroll, Tennis, Junior Red Cross, Bio-Chem-Phy. PROCTER, EDDIE Parakeet Staff, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Press Club, Quill and Scroll. PRUITT, BILL Football Letterman. PUTNAM, JAMES Art Club Sec., Glee Club, Track, All-City Chorus, Parakeet Staff, Press Club, Boys' Quartet and Quintet. QUEEN, BARBARA Distributive Education Sec., Leti. RAIF, RONALD Band, Glee Club, All-City Chorus, Operetta. READ, GLENN Football Letterman 2 years, Capt. Bio-Chem-Phy. RECER, PAUL Fall and Spring Parakeet Editor, Parrot Editor, Senior Class Vice Pres., Quill and Scroll Pres., City Press Association Vice Pres., Allied Youth Vice Pres., Band, Swimming Letterman 2 years, Press Club, Who's Who. Z 'Ns tm '51 . :vs wi .A rn fm' 1 Q f . s' I V I N of' x, 5 ff 1 ,X ie, I is y . ! ii SENIURS A Mizqfier P S , . , 1 i Yfiriiilif. , . . fmfwr , . . 7 . 1 , 'K' 'i A K AA.. U . 5... . .A 3' . . I .Y . vis-P. r u g: . ' m , V. ' -'-Q' ,,..3,n M J ,f Q., W., ' ' 14.1, 15 ' 5 ' 'ff .W aw, if . -. .fi - gf bl' R Kd: :K f 'Q 1, y 'Q i '5' W 291' N.. 4 'lg y ,5 Q Q. .2 fy Q 1. ff , 'K Y 3 r Ai Q7 SENIURS N 4 It Q..-,M Z. fy. it S V H ' 5 1. , . . .L ,E .f 'G ., 'fer 219' to.. .,A. . . it - REDDOCK, LORNA Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, High Notes. REEDER, GAY J.C.L., Leti, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Na- tional Honor Society. RENFRO, DOROTHY RENOIS, GAYLE Leti, Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses RICHARDS, MARY ANN Junior Red Cross, Leti, National Honor Society. RICHEY, DALE Allied Youth, R.O.T.C. Officer, Press Club, Drill Platoon, Parakeet Staff. RILEY, BARBARA Leti, Tennis Club, Homecoming Queen Nominee. ROBBINS, .IOYE National Honor Society, Distributive Education, Junior Red Cross. ROCKETT, EVELYN National Honor Society Sec., Les Decors Pres., Bio-Chem-Phy, Leti Officer, Rhythm, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth. RODGERS, JEANNE ROGERS, JACKIE Homecoming Queen Nominee. ROGERS, PAUL .l.C.L. ROGERS, RONALD Art Club. ROSSING, JACK Football, Bio-Chem-Phy, Allied Youth Sec., Para- keet Staff. RUSSELL, DORIS MAE Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, Leti, Future Nurses. RUSSELL, LENNA Lett Future Teachers Treas., Band, All-City Or- chestra, All-State Orchestra 3 years, National Honor Society. SANSTROM, SYLVIA Dlstributive Education. SAVAGE, PAT Allied Youth, Press Club, Leti, Parakeet Staff. SAWIN, KENT Allied Youth, Basketball, Bio-Chem-Phy. SCHMITT, MICHAEL SCOTT, VIRGINIA Junior Red Cross, Leti, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Band, First Chair of America, Allied Youth. SHANNON, BILL 2year Football Letterman, 2-year Track Letter- man Junior Favorite, Senior Class Pres., Art Club, Who s Who. SHAW, CHERRY Dlstributive Education Pres., Allied Youth, Leti. SHELTON, BILLY Bio-Chem-Phy, J.C.L., Band. SHELTON, CAROLYN SHINER, DANNY Tennis Club, J.C.L., Bio-Chem-Phy suouus, ooN SHUNKEY, JAMES Bla Chem4Phy, Junior Red Cross, Library Club. Q 'Lib SHURBET, JACK is F' Football Letterman, Glee Club, All-City Chorus, in---4' Parakeet Staff, Track. SIGMON, SANDRA Leti, Future Nurses. 5 1 Q iii 4. k kr .. .. 5, We ,f' r . X. 5 Y I' 'ibn I V A ' . 4.2-.5., 1' xy., Q falls! K g.3:3:.,, - :R I ,I V ,yfx ' :gi:g5.'QfZ.+!:.1g:1,: A 5,5f,:zs:v4i: s '--I-M1.,f' -1,135-L, fjif,-EGFR:-1.1 '24 ltiazzspir 1 125531 . vm M. I Q F 'Marx t,,f . I I V i W is it , ,,.., .H 1 X as ' .,.., Txymivlr ' SBNIURS SIMMONS, CLARENCE SIMPSON, SHARON SLOAN, MARY LYNN Bluebonnet Girls' State Representative, Rhythm, Senior Sec., Allied Youth, Leti, Future Teachers Pres., Future Teachers Vice Pres., Student Coun- cil, Bio-Chem-Phy Sec., City Interclub Future Teachers Assoc. Vice Pres., Who's Who, National Honor Society. SMITH, CAROLYN Junior Red Cross, Leti, Glee Club. SMITH, ERNEST Bio-Chem-Phy. SMITH, FRANCES Leti, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses. SMITH, JANETTE Leti, Future Nurses Sec., Press Club, Parakeet Staff, All-City Chorus, Operetta, R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, Glee Club, National Honor Society. SMITH, JERRY J.C.L., Tennis Club, Track, Press Club, Parakeet Staff. SMITH, RAEBURN R.O.T.C. Offir:er's Club, Drill Platoon, Allied Youth, J.C.L. SMITH, SUE Leti, Student Council, Future Teachers. SMITH, TERRY Parakeet Staff, Press Club. SNOW, PEGGY R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Leti, Future Nurses. 'i l ,V ' I sNow, WENDELL f 5 3 I SNYDER, MIKE W Bond, Swimming Team, J.C.I.., R.O.T.C. Officer. SOLOMON, JIMMY Q V. I ., ji f I I ., - SONE, DAVID Bio-Chem-Phy, J.C.L., Glee Club, Basketball Let- terman, National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, All-City Chorus. SPRADLEY, DAVID STALCUP, PHYLLIS srANroN, PATSY Allied Youth, Leti, Spanish Club, Les Decors, Glee Club. STEPHENSON, JEANNIE STEPHENSON, SARA 'N-:V R QQ . cf . N f -QWC, 'R rl le 'Q-T'-,U srocKs,rsn fi-at Ae, sroue, ART G .3 Bio-Chem-Phy, J.C.L., Allied Youth, Senior Play. ' STOVALL, aiu. ' Distributive Education. ' r l STOWE, MARY Leti, Junior Red Cross. STRICKLAND, ALEEN Distributive Education, Allied Youth. STRIPLING, RICHARD STROTHER, DEMORIS Glee Club, Leti Officer, All-City Chorus, Oper- etta, High Notes. STUBBLEFIELD, JOANNE Lefi, Allied Youth. SWINEY, NELDA Distributive Education, Glee Club. SRX V -my ,Q l I . I L- 1 . .3 f' 1 I 55 .' 'F u aliE.I '::: .il , :':'1 , -f in ILMJKIN ll srl' 5 9 M1 53. x11 X , ' K ug F , . Y ' Ra, 9 xx 39 s A JI S , , uv Q ,,g-df, yn., x ' 1 ,i.f3L?:qp , , ,.. il fi'-'D +V: fre. -X 41 P are of W Y at 129. ie. ei f :W 1.1 QI 5 . Z, TAULMAN, JOANNA J.C.L. Officer, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen Runner-up, Junior Favorite Runner-up, Leti, R.O.T.C. Co. Sponsor, R,O.T.C. Battalion Sponsor, Parakeet Staff, Parrot Staff, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Otficer's Club, Rhythm, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, J.C.L. Saturnalio Queen, Who's Who, National Honor Society. TAULMAN, JOE Senior Cheerleader, J.C.L., Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Red Cross, Art Club, Allied Youth, Parakeet Staff, All-City Chorus, Glee Club. TAYLOR, WILLARD THOMAS, DONNA Leti, Junior Red Cross, Bio-Chem-Phy, National Honor Society. THOMAS, JO ANNE Leti, Future Teachers, Glee Club. TILLEY, JOE Football, Baseball, Track. TIROFF, HELEN Leti, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross. TOTSCH, ROSALIE Junior Red Cross Pres., Leti, Allied Youth, Les Decors, National Honor Society. TOWNSEND, ANNIE BETH Les Decors, TRAINER, CAROLYN Leti, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross. TULLOS, LINDA Leti, Allied Youth, Tennis Club, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers. UNDERWOOD, MARGIE Glee Club, Leti, Tennis Club, Allied Youth. VAN Y, GARY Parakeet Staff. VENABLE, HELEN Junior Red Cross, Leti, WADE, CAROLYN Leti, Les Decors, National Honor Society. WADE, DICKEY Football, Bio-Chem-Phy. WADE, JANls A if National Honor Society. V 'H-lv' SENIURS WADLINGTON, MIKE Football Letterman, Baseball, National Honor Society, Bio-Chem-Phy. wx - , 1 . K Q hh WAGONER, KATHLEEN ' 1 WAGNER, WILLIAM , WT ww ,Q - ' T iw' 1 ' WALKER, JANET l .I2' , X, X , Leti, J.C.L., All-City Chorus, Glee Club, Operetta. V , i V ir? Y ' f W -'T iii. Ag i X3 A S 1 wA1lclNs, sos ff WATKINS. ROBIN W y - ,J , Basketball, Parakeet Staff, Parrot Staff, Press ls- 15,5 li' Club, Quill and Scroll, Art Club, Allied Youth. 'vff 1 'i , WATSON, BOBBY Q 1 , Allied Youth. ' K W A ,T A, 1 f 'f WATSON, PATSY ' A A. W . ith WATSON, TOMMY Q ' R.O.T.C. Officer's Club, Allied Youth, Bio-Cl1ern- Phy, J.C.L., National Honor Society. ' -' 14+ V an wean, JANET Junior Class President, Valentine Court. NX N A . ' l ' I me , WHITE, PATSY N A Leti, Bio-Chem-Phy. fr .A WIDENER, BOBBY Y y HP i E' ' Bond, R.O.T.C, Band, Parrot Troupers, First Chair :. Y jf psf' 1 ' ' .Xi 7 of America, Junior Red Crass. ' 5 V . 'Q 7 J . ,Q WIGGINS, oslzlzvl ' , I National Honor Society. -FS' I V T JL - yy 1 ,41 L J l ' L- X Y AFMX SBNIURS fi WILLBURN, DAVID WILLESS, ANNETTE Leti, Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Future Teachers Vice Pres. WILLIS, JIMMY Distributive Education. wu.LMoN, PATRICIA wluoucuav, non wlLsoN, Mr WISE, DOLORES Leti, Art Club. WONDERS, GAYLE ' National Honor Society, Maiorette, Bond Officer, Leti, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Senior Play, Bio-Chem-Phy. WOOD, JACKIE Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Distributive Edu cation. WOODS, MELVIN WOOLARD, NANCY WOOTEN, CAROLE Leti, Allied Youth. WREN, JERALD Band. WRIGHT, SHIRLEY Leti, Bio-Chem-Phy. CARTER, GERRY J.C.L., Tennis Club, R.O.T.C. Officer's Club, Allied Youth, Senior Play, 2-year Swimming Letterman. SMITH RUBY ' B Rhythm, Glee Club, Allied Youth, Spanish Club. THF' Signatures SENIURS JOHNNY BURRELL BEVERLY HUNTER DON BOX President Secretory Vice-President JUNIOR SPONSORS RALPH JAMES, DONALD NORTON Co-Chairmen JUNIOR OFFICERS Teresa Aiton Jerry Akers Bill Allen Wayne Allen Alton Anderson Marcia Anderson Virginia Anthony Deloris Archer Gary Ashlock Dana Askew Jan Atho James Bailey Johnny Baker James Baker Tommy Bales June Barber Edward Barthen Pat Barton Joyce Bates Judy Bauer Larry Bauer Suzy Bauer Kay Bayro Mary Beck Charles Beckett Calvin Bell Karen Bell Margaret Bell fgi 56' xr if 'x Milf i 15 4 1 ., gf, .gg , . . . 5 V Q B I X ZS 'OU x 137-ki 'gg 'X .fx 27 A L V ' 12, 21 5 4i?fF'Yg f Y c V W , S- T of X . , A V V . 5 451 2 Z A 3 A , f- Q M . A i. , 1 'vi 'TI7 'C7 N s W 5 xii -.... if LA , B 'fi' ! A-fx, 1 v- rs, 5 r AXA gr Q- 45 ii ' 2 W 'Wh A . 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Brumley Beverly Brummett Carolyn Bryan Charles Bubar Don Buckman Grady Burch Lewis Burkhalter Larry Burns Johnny Burrell - will 'lil -ii'- ,kgs v x' ji f 'il J 115' Bobb B ford J V 2 Y Jimmy Cain W- M 11.77 X . if Toni Cain A Jimmy Campbell 3 A ,A Eric Carlberg 'Y' I' ' .CW V' Barbara Carson V Rx 1 if 7 sq: 24 5' ff ,A Y- Catherine Carter Jack Carter Jan Carter Judy Carter Judy Casey Kenneth Casey Maynard Chapman Mary Jane Chapple Andrea Chennault Larry Cherry Bill Childress Charles Clark Carolyn Cobb Winnefte Cockerham Don Cook Kay Cooke Virgie Cook Barbara Cooley Sara Jo Comito Catherine Conway JUNIURS x A- WJ. .--QQ, xi fs R an N 'N s fs: 'fn 1 K W . , . ' , ' . I. 'A 1 , we rs.. vi A 3' 5. ' Q 1- 'V x ' , K fl is L N dl ' QR- i 1-'54 . he C I -.. W '91 . g, 2 - N Aj? fi, J x 4 A gs ' 5 I . ll ' 'Q i ! i A :ac K ,- 1 'J J f -,YV uv '-4 I 747' 47 .N C VW , R .-fav ,Q K , . 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'11, -V ' f 53 - M 4 L W Q NNI a f Q, as , 'x if Floretta McCoy Francine McCoy Bobby McCullough Julian McCurfain Frank McDuff Ronnie McKenzie Judy McKinney Loyd McKnight Rodney McNeIley Don McNiel Pat McPeak Johnny Nabors Larry Nance Frances Nassie Virginia Neal Helen Neckar Judy Neubauer David Newell Don Newsome Bob Newton Mary Nichols Lee Nolen Marie Nolen Joel Norris Donna Oliver Hugh Olson Verna Olson Ann O'Malley Ethel Osborne Geneva Page Lee Page Gene Parris Torchy Patterson John Paul Catherine Peden Laura Penrod Carole Perez Chat Pierce Earsel Pierce Rayanne Pinkerton Wanda Pinyoun Carol Pontius Clifford Pope Gay Power Gary Priddy Joyce Priddy Diana Prince Pam Prince Willis Pruitt Sydney Quarles Don Ray Jo Anne Ray Barbara Reynolds Dcnnye Jo Rhome Bob Riley Billy Roberts efgf id -of - J V T N V.. . fx 5 1 Q Q JUNIURS I ww an W' f ' -1 V ext , -sf N ' it 4 f 1? ' ,f S' ' P x 'sv - rl 3 ., ,Z .21 1 s. A ru Juv My , ' X , . 'els ' P Q P it K, !,'-- z Jean Robertson Darla Robinson Judy Robinson Kay Rodolph Nancy Ross Jane Roten Sonny Rozina Carol Rucker Irvin Rue Clyde Runion Mary Rupp Diane Rutland Larry Sager Johnny Samaras J. Roy Samsell Eugene Sargent Gayle Schafer Raymond Schlitz Paula Schmitt Patsy Schneider Ronald Schofield Sandy Seernan Shelby Sharpe Linda Shelton Sally Shirkey Tom Sigmon Don Simons Bobbie Sims Talmage Simpson Edward Sims Jimmy Singleton Audrey Smith Carol Smith Don Smith Janice Sowards Kathryn Sparks Wally Sparks Lesley Spraclley Gary Spradlin Sue Sprowles Bobby Spurlin Susan Staats Howard Stalling Carolyn Steadman Elma Ruth Steagall Freida Steele Sid Stephenson Mary Ann Stevens Ann Stockton Larry Stoorza Judy Story Louella Stricklin Paul Strong Lynda Swagerty Susie Swank Brenda Tackett E 3 s . , i ' x . f 1 1 R ,S rv. f N51 - Q -:wr . Q5 3 i 4' ' Kfwgx G ,J I! Wx ' file ' l I 3 'Qi ' i iv Q Q 2 A we L ni y m 11 'GK ,' 7- r ' 1 A 3 Jimrons ,-:Y . ,, 93' Q L I . R A .X y -3.- QJL 1:7 I A Q lm X g H . A ! fl I I ,am f J3- ' ' Qs, fi nv' s ,N X. Na, r A YE I f if ' .,,': 1 ,'-: ' ,.,,' 4 xx? M' ' w , ,..,g,. 7 li . :T Ei . . V A ff, V T - 't .. T 3 T7 J 3 ,.. lfhk T , if -. V ,ws I ' f' . ' r H . ,N 2, .,. Zn, f J , mt 2, ll:-ff y X'-3 53- si TK F , J , Q. as W, W, A 1 '59 i f V f s' ' Ts A y - ' t 2 Ri,-na' -- : - 2 , F , - .I rg M . jf L y . ug J kk -Qkv - 4 , ,, sw -Us ry T , N... s A ' 1-. sfeqllilff N, Q 2 Ei 'F of 'lf- fi W L was , ' E 1 mm' A .f J. sv f ,'- '1' 1 Q . Q...-J 1 S 2 J J 1 ., . ,- N T Ni? I 'gl 'is , A ,. is li J X 'E ,ft Q ,A My 'kv iff' Q M , T, js I L- - 'F . , ' i5fQ Johnny Tackett Tim Talbert Charles Tangney Gary Tarpley Fred Tate Betty Taylor Carol Taylor Doris Taylor Henry Taylor Patsy Taylor Don Tharp Joyce Thomas Linda Thomas Neva Thomas Jack Thomson Larry Thompson Nancy Thompson Ronnie Thorn Marilyn Tinkle Gary Todd Jackie Trantham Edwin Travis Martha Trotter Carrie Tyree Harry Tyson Pat Uberman Jayne Umberson Tony Varley Pat Vinson Phil Vinson Steve Wakefield Frank Walters Lana Warford Jack Warren Bill Watkins Leo Watkins Sara Watson Sidney Waynick Wayland Weatherby Sue Webster Joan Wellborn L. W. West Betty Westerholm Jim Whisenand Harold White Helen White Martha White Pat White Paula Wiginton Kenneth Wilbanks Bill Wilkinson Lee Willett Danny Williams Vernon Williams Peggy Wills Carolyn Wilson , 1- Q V ,f X if i f' S 9 ,-,. gk. V' 'W .x -ilk , .1 ,-, 'W tk JUNIURS '23 . I H V l f .e,i 4.5, 11 : 4 f K' Y ..- fr 94540 i. - -1 -.gy ,Q Niggas K iw: be ' Y. a s ww V' 1 --I l WOW' ' if -51 JUNIURS df' rfb gf 1 . ,V mix ts I Norma Wilson Hesta Windell Jerry Winton Donald Woerz Charles Wolverton LeRay Wornack Donald Wood Sharlene Wood Carolyn Woods Terry Wooldridge Mary Wright Will Wright Bobbie Sue Wynne Wendell Wyly Pat Yeatts Dana Young Merlene Zeeb Sandra Wilkerson IN MEMURIAM T9 JAMES BELZNER QS V? Qi'-fax. . Q ! il? . it Q ' '4 . 1 xv! SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PAT WADLINGTON SALLY BANTZ RONNY HOLLIDAY President Secretary Vice-President SOPHOMORE SPONSORS MISS ELSIE CATHEY, MRS. ALTON RUTH DAVIS Co-Chairmen 62 Dub Acuff Sondra Adair Carl Adams Kay Allen Linda Allmon Barbara Allred Phyllis Anderson Richard Anderson Pamela Andrews David Armes Elaine Arnold Nancy Arnold Murris Ashcroft Linda Ashley Billy Athans Judy Austin Tommy Babcock Don Bailey Edward Barfield David Banner Sallie Bantz Myrna Barker Frances Barkholtz Brenda Barnes Johnnie Barnett Judy Barrow Barbara Barton Billy Barton Roy Beans Darlene Beckham Sue Bedford Pruitt Benson 'E' -.. LN 6 'V r ig cr V O Q, 1 t 4 C l , I li fd' ca I A , ' 4 r 'f' fi?-A' rysyfrswswr A V7 J A X ' u ,ff 4., 2. 55 if it ' iv ' 5. f Cfdik pw V 'W' Nf 1. Lafsn' ' Q' ik L X' ,B Qs I.- snruomunns 5, , 5 D a i Ay 7 V A H if ag ,,:k, ,I I ., k, x N, N , ,Q Y R W- 'W , van I ' f N xl wr Y 63 42 Effie 5 In L 5 P SUPHUMURES 1 . 4.4-X 1' 1,1 K . mi, 'ii f Air-ff Patsy Benton Pat Bertling Lavelle Bickford Jim Bishop Barry Black Beverly Blackwell Betty Bland Alva Marie Bodiford Johnnie Booth Sandy Bassham Joycelyn Boclystun Dennis Bradshaw Mickey Brannen Melinda Breeding Connie Bryant Margie Bryan Kathryn Bullock Mike Bunt Ronny Burton Martha Busbee Malcolm Butler Barbara Byrn Barbara Cagle Don Campbell Joann Campbell Elaine Carter Martha Carter Ronnie Carter Teresa Carter Nannell Cashburn Sandra Caudle Carole Caywood Darla Chandler Morris Clark Reid Clayton Jerry Cline Nita Collings Sharon Collins Sherrod Coltharp Ann Condra Aleeta Connelley Earl Cooper Faye Cooper Beniie Copeland Charles Cox Paula Cozart Terry Croarkin Barbara Crow Gayle Crow Jimmy Cude Joe Cunningham Linda Darter Marianna Darwin Dana Davidson Dorothy Davis Judy Davis Loretta Davis Beverly Dawkins Dianne De Busk Mary Ann Delwaide Dorothy Dignum Carol Dodd Elizabeth Dodd Dolly Dollins 'Q if ' f 74' ,-Ae ,. sf, C N -- Q X , 2. t 1 gm, liz ? nj? 5 5 . gh ' Ia A-Cf , -1 ,., - Kgs fl? slggf li ,. , fl Y l A i .. ' SUPHUMURES 'W' 'A , 1 Q, f M73 A 7' r rg, ' ,Q 'SY fy ss- Q:-... -P:-:H -St'-f l fl. 'Q f F - , : . Y, ' ' A yr A 'll ml fr' S ' la ,, , Y fw i-52' sq - , 4' 3, df, C er, A 1 3- -A I wx X ,y i ' ljY5xff sr -4' Q x0 W f ray '6 to Q-Fr E-fe me as , 'R , C 7-D 5 -5 X:- Q mf- ' AJ: V ov-dvsx gy, , - f .i F K ' M 5 3 ,j , C ff Q 1' of 'L V l QF is ,, br we : 1- if...- V' fig ,uf-rr fel. . ,- at If 3' 0 , S' is, 9' si. 4- V do X we is F in in I - ' 474 in Q -, K K Al val' -, ' . . ,'k., ljtflff' I . ., I f' . If it 1 5,9 ,wi Aff , J 'N A p , 2 u , ' -'V. :gf .- , life: - , W I 4 i H . Xtnla' F if uy F' ' - V , M1 A SUPHDMURES A wo ...F 1 xg lf' , ll in 66 f J NF J Q5 if A FE' 'E-' T23 ' S it 'in I A1 l '53 7 Margaret Doyle Graham DuBose Lynn Dulock Jerry Dunham Judy Dupree Butch Ellis Sandra Enos Claudia Estes Jerry Evans Patricia Evans Elaine Farris Elaine Farris Bobbie Ferguson Mary Fletcher Barbara Flick Geanie Floyd Johnny Floyd Carrie Fogleman David Ford Charles Frayer Linda Fugate Linda Fuller Wandm Furlong Kirk Gabbert Martha Gammon Linda Garrett Marilyn Garrett Anne Galloway Marilyn Gillentine Jerry Gillespie Judy Gillespie Judy Gipson Diane Gorman Linda Gorman Carmen Goldthwaite Babs Graalman Ruth Grant Gerald Gray Julie Gray Linda Green Tommie Green Linda Gregory Scotty Gregory Priscilla Griffith Joycelyn Grimes Liz Hardin Jack Hardwick Gary Hargett Jerrie Harris Lindo Harrison Eva Lee Harwell Harrolyn Hayes Barry Haynes Bubba Hawkins Nancy Hayes Judy Hearne A , 3' ' . 'Xi ' fvo -Q I 9 1 11 X fi. 5' g JL '2 ,tlgpsrxsryt -B 4' an . A f ve! y ago, D ' 4 n,x 5: sa 1- -J Wu Y Gif' l Jw-X fi ,L :..t f, ' ,,., Q Y ' :Q - L! 5 'ff siggk 'Z we K2 fLA E uni ' ...- , 1 if ef' Q .5 6.20 ' .5-. fr. . sf'- If .nil 3 sv 'G' B we f if f w . surnniirnnns v Bill Helton .flaw L ifii L ' lg Sandra Helton B V . A f 1 -5 A Janet Henderson B if L 3 Betty Hendry g I M ' fi - ' w wi- - ' fjgf. Lowell Hendry Al 'il A A Rex Henshaw V 4 ' I 1 V Homer Hess A 2 Af? - '43 KQV Heh ' - L LQ I 6 I ,QQ fa . r-J , mg . , , tvl , y we :Q , Izi rr.-w e e Y lil , r 'k'i xg g i ig lata SDPHDMURES ! me In .. .2., M., J' ffffflf wwe. f sg' ' n srl'-'vi All x 4 if ws, iff A . N is isa . Q f Xe WSE 4,1 -P151 '-f5:a5'Q:?f., .il- J r 4 91, ,ns x W W Q R i i 'sf will rx A 'ik . M K 349' .is f C l ur' D X , A HGV sus l fm in X . T5 Q fi Q I wail ,gg s A, ,gg ' L W X iTf x,li14l--W pg , 3 Q Kenneth High Don Highfill Mary Hix Barbara Hoffman Ronny Holliday Dennis Hopkins Dian Hopkins Kenneth Hoskins Barry Howard Linda Hubert Sharon Huckaby David Huddle Theresa Hughes Glenda Hunter Janis Hunter Linden Inglis Linda lnlow Earline Jackson Stacy Jackson Douglas Jenson Jimmy Johnson Vicki Johnson Linda Jones Nancy Jordan Glenn Joy Harvey Karr Linda Kimbell Sandra Kemp Julie Kesmodel Barbara Kimbro Priscilla King Suzie Kovacs Jimmy Kuykendall Kay Kuykendall Darrell Labhart Linda Lambert Sue Lambert Don Lawing Nancy Lawlis Fred Lawrence Billy Ray Lee David Lee Donald Lee Ronald Lee Peggy Lemons Danny Lewis Verna Lewis Margaret Lilly Shirley Lindsey Billy Liseabe Frank Locker Linda Londot Carol Long Arthur Lovelace Rita Lucas Glenda Lynch Pat Lytle Martha McBride Joan McCann June McCormick James McCurdy Marilyn McDonald Richard McDuff Gloria McGinnis .Q ,A if 4' ', fi LEE. SUPHUMURES L X 1 li L fi gf I E V 1 ,Dix Y . 1, 3 . - . , ' A1 ,X A in A ... ,, ,A wb 'ff' i XV 'QR . '-1 , 4 A ' J' I 5,7713 -3 W J , A f 1 , x :za , - 44 , x AL at Qt ,iv li K, KG 'T 5- , 45 ' ' B 25 'V SQ - XM fl i j- Q ,S , x X iff , em . . K ,wr l 1. 4. , -i A 'if if G' Qu . as -r-L QWQIII H ,I X -Q V JV. ., .f 43 x yu? 5 x -Q W ' 69 km., A551 s QA.,. c 4 A 4- A 1' x Q. 1 ia ' wr Lf s Q w A Q -f I rig, it S p i . , ,- flfeigiffff 57? '4 J i ' eww M. Q, SUPHUMURES film? l,. 5' Marlene McQuerry Steve Magness Teddy Manley Peter Martelli Ann Martin Sandra Martin Sharon Mayfield Gloria Mercer Eddie Merchant Carl Mickey Barbara Miley Janice Miller Peggy Miller Roland Miller Paul Mitcham Gail Mitchell Laura Mocharnuk Janet Moncrief Bill Monkres Janice Moody Barbara Moore Don Moore John Moore Joyce Morgan Martha Morgan Jack Morris David Morrison Joyce Morrison Judy Morrow Jimmy Morton Linda Moyer Billy Murdock Billy Murray Gerry Murrell Jo Ann Musgrave Reita Nail Pat Narowitz Jim Neathery Bill Nelon Ruth Nelon Wayne Nelson Evelyn Newman Richard Norris Mary Lea Northcut Wynell Norwood Sandra Nawell Billy Nuckols Kenneth Nunelee Virginia Oakes Irene Obenberger Carol O'Dell Larry Ogden Nancy Ogden Cherri Ogle Vera Ellen Ohlen Jack Oliphant Sonny Overton Barry Oxford Maxine Page Beverly Parker Charlotte Parker Sandra Parks Patricia Patterson A -9 David Patton , i A A me - - -3 41 My ,gn iffy ' ie 'Mi 5 .mf tg ., K 5,2 . ,. f ' V ez -fe PM-as A -af it X 45 is- SUPHUMURES F5 f . 'lg ,g,, ,W-1 '7 OA W ' L x .nie X j, 6 -av .K n ,gn W T 71 ai xaalg Pc do -sf y' 1 fer- 'al QE Q3 ' fl ' 3' SUPHUMURBS 9 'C ,Q-4 .,: 1. W v 'i' Z ' so '9'y. W J J A. , : gg ih I J I t 7 , he is 13 53 ,rs 52:6- 2 tin? KL V.., k nv' L A .. ,ll W YQK' ,'A J . n ,I V , KY I A 'f. - '.'f 4 ll ' 5 -' ' J J , isfgjff fw X - at R V, Y , ' ' 5 . W -, I I - I yt in A? ggi I! A I . i K r W' ,M If 7 , ......,: ' F .5 A 1 f , 1.1- da ,H K Jas 2 , 5 51? i l Zh? . .7 ., . , Y. A K3 - Q is ,. J . t A. P i . I Q L -' t- ,.h'l X1 ' .,., 1 '. A , . J fl 'A QV ffffgixixmg . 'mit J 2 s, V v! i A . ,W ,N A 1 Q I J rg, wi 72 J f 7 ' - 6 I ' 44,,. fi J' , , All 1,.Q. ,. K W Sherrie Payne Ann Pearce Jay Phillips Judy Pierce Jimmy Pitts Sharon Pitts Carroll Pollard Margaret Porter C. A. Potter Linda Powell Mary Presson Ramona Rae Presser Chuck Prickett M.ary Prichett Jean Priddy Wanda Prigmore Cathy Pringle Gayla Randolph A. J. Rayburn Pat Reames Larry Reed Linda Reed Jimmy Reynolds Joe Rhodes Brenda Rice Russell Robbins Vina Roberts Eleene Rogers Wallace Rogers Don Rosick Virginia Ross Diana Rowland Bob Royar Janice Russell Wanda Russell Jimmy Sanders Darla Sandifer Judy Schafer Patti Schmid Richard Schmitt Woodlea Sconyers Marianne Searcy Tom Seay Marian Sells Gerald Sessions Jeff Shockley Betty Shannon Frank Shannon Kathy Shuftitt Kathy Simmons Judy Simpson Johnny Sims Daryl Skelton Sandra Skillern Charles Smith Joyce Smith Pat Smith Patricia Smith Jo Spearman Dolores Speit Sandra Sprouse Dean Spurlock A. J. Staggs Jerry Stamp .Q S3 . X-ol x-uf 44 ... 'S' -1, Ns 'lx f jk , NX,-' W -..- -Q'-GSEI., as J - Q 'R-4 J l .N . iq, Vv,X 22 Sa J a ,, N' A .J Mi ft SUPHUMURES A :fi ,A f ' 5 4 iq.. 1 , , A . ., . ,. 5 is 5 y l e 'KJ A an '-:: -v at X Q VN L4 'Ke p ififttmgpw, . v , , i 'mio S- ' sw'-K . ll Q?-'Cf 5. it ' ,Y 4- ,D 'ftsvi K ' fu:-i J t ai, gs - ca A ,Xi My , Q it -24 iq 221+ .5 0 X V J J X2 f i W ml. ' V u V! Kas. X f. I A U if ll'-Jak X till. , S ' Ls . , . ,L 5, - J A A is it A A5 is f Ig U fcmrif X ' J 5' J f X i X I v X Q ,N fs , 1: G fi 4' . . ss. A ff ' wi J ,iw f 4, A , . K L . .Q A i t. 'vs .LVM Q . .5 ah. :V ww 19 i. W W L X - 1 K Bun 'S ' 2 9- 1, ' X 'H vv f' f I ff timer if f' ff ' ' ' 'J is -If ' M B ,,, ' 'G , S7 ' 41 .f V sy -,Q Wyre-ry'-Q. I 5, 1 A1 1 - i Q 'f ii i X., 4. U 5 W 2 .. ,... - Qffehxl ri J iz.-4gA,Mt F' .K in 1 . J h 5 M L J A if 3 , ' .,. - .' L not Q 1 f H 1 . , A Ads f'f'. ' ' Q 1 . 1 .nu W1 tg, Q , ,1 ti -gf-gg 1 H ffm ' Qffl,-g.L' SDPHUMURES -ew it X ziigsxi , 1, if f '- X , f Q. 4, I . .. if wi may nj' 1. f wrt S 5 -3 X Ramona Stanley Carolyn Stark James Steen Mary Lou Stephens Patty Stephens Carol Stephenson Leon Stephenson Lewis Stepp Joycelyn Stevenson Dee Ann Steward Maureen Stewart Gary Strealy Billy Stubblefielcl Norma Sturtz Saundra Sutton Brenda Swanson Alvarene Swearingin Braxton Tatum Barbara Taylor Judy Taylor Sharon Taylor Shirley Taylor Deana Templeton Mary Thomas Barbara Thornton Jean Tillery Barbara Tipton Joe Tiroff Scott Tobey Bill Tobey Lonnie Tolksdorf Donny Townsend Joan Townsend Jimmy Turner Sam Turner Nancy Underwood Tommy Underwood Marsha Vance Jimmy Vandergriff Patsy Vann Mary Van Fleet Pat Vann Pelt Jim Virgin Karen Wade Pat Wadlington Sharon Walker Jackie Wall Judy Ward Waynell Weatherred Billy Webster Judy Weeks Eddie West Harry Weslerholm Johnny Westerholm Geanne White David Widener Bill Wilbanks Carol Williams Darel Williams Judy Williams Mike Williams Patsy Williams Ella Willis Linda Wilmoth ,A as Na A-ir '1'-:Q r X A i , 'Y .JW .sf , Q KK? W an . fwg, I af yi, 5, 2, , x ss awk Qs, I he l QF? 'N' 1' 'fi ,V fqgx. , Q-of 5-1 if Ugly V X I! ff ., . 46 , 'x Q 1 3: 'II 'il W J sl J X fini L in. QI -is lk 'W X A ig .J Q27 Xia . SI 7, .A W X, ,. A 'H 4:4 va A r L ' SUPHUMURES , 4 ' J ' 3 'iv df 'R i 41 E J lil? 3 l' ' X A -r J 1 , . QF L' Q , -9' , u ' J J f-1,5 ,J -1, A . Q J 4' W 75 .Jw 2 1,3 RWD . J' ' h2 ',h Q, i A C M i We f ft' A M H ' AA.,,,,., ., ,AA1. , A A' eesy ffl YALM 9 A l iiir , 1 y it . ' W f t k . W f U Y W Y W My 1 Y A he to Y C .51 3 . Y A QQ 2 Y , -- ' 1 y' it W Y ,wi - -P t' -' . ! rf . - fisiv? A 52 3152 bw ff .Y ri ll? K k v 4 'K in Y .i f '-vu! . ,nj 'W K. , , in -A vs.. mg AV ix. , SUPHUMURES Carol Wilson Curtis Wilson Dale Wilson Sandra Wilson Tommy Wilson Laurie Winters Martha Wolfe Jimmy Wood Charlotte Wright Pat Wright Sherry Wright Tommy Wright Ronnye York Betty Young Kay Young Joan Zackery Ronald Zepecla Cynthia Hale Cli1'U11lClE of ACllVlllBS SEPTEMBER Registration of over 1600 Parrots . . . R. O. T. C. Sponsors announced, Joanna Taulman selected Battalion Sponsor . . . First edition of Parakeet, Paul Recer, editor . . . Parrots enter football competition against North Dallas High School. OCTOBER Sandra Edwards elected Sweetheart of Marching 100 . . . Class officers nomi- nated and elected, Bill Shannon selected Senior President . . . Band members elected to First Chair of America for third year. NOVEMBER Queen Nancy Neace reigns over 1957 Homecoming-over 1000 exes return . . . Class Favorites elected, kept secret for Annual Presentation Ball May 11 . . . Glee Club Clinic at T. W. C .... Joe Donahue elected President of the Student Council. DECEMBER Christmas Program . . . Leti Christmas Formal . . . Football lettermen an- nounced . . . Journalism convention at Denton, scribes bring home All Texas Rating . . . Poly Roundballers begin burning up courts. JANUARY Marietta Mallicote elected Queen of Poly Cagers, presented at Faculty-Student Basketball game . . . Boning up for mid-term examinations . . . Band declines Presidential invitation for inaugural parade. FEBRUARY Magazine subscription sale by Seniors, Athletes and Band members . . . Poly Cagers finish successful city play . . . Sally Coates and Gene Bloomfield elected Queen and King of Hearts, presented at Valentine Program and Dance . . . D. E. delegates attend convention in Austin . . . Paul Recer retains Editor-in- Chief position as new staff takes over control of Spring Parakeet. MARCH Basketball lettermen announced . . . Poly baseball season begins under Coach Preston Thompson . . . All-City Orchestra and Chorus, Poly well represented by Mrs. Peggy Pittman Wright's musicians . . . Bio-Chem-Phy elect Spring officers . . . Claudia Morgan assumes President of Leti from Nancy Hart, Fall President . . . New members of National Honor Society announced. APRIL All City Track Meet, three year letterman Don Norrell participates . . . Leti Spring Formal at Woman's Club . . . Spring Follies directed by Frank Kasko . . . Presentation of Spring Operetta, directed by Mrs. Evelyn Reeves and Mrs. Peggy Wright. MAY Presentation Ball, Revelation of Mr. Poly, Stanley Cook, and Miss Poly, Lois Hart- man-Favorites revealed-Dedication to Mrs. Hattie Frey-Annuals delivered to students . . . Traditional Garden Party . . . Senior Play presented . . . Baccalaure- ate and Graduation . . . School disbands for summer vacation. PANURAMA ,. 15:-X 111 PEIPPUTVHIE 'viegggg i f f' f' o . .. 1 ' 1 X , X rs .X- j f' ,, f 'X 6 ff ,X 412, 7 If ' rg 1 I f' , ' 7 A' 44 4 WN f , F, I 1 V N l X 1 f Ili! cn Q'f 1 A i w xvf iV!i5A2 W 7' ' i 61 J Q ,flfs r ,1VA: QAQI 1 , akggghw-1 A piggy fvgjfa' 5' 3f ' F hQ,gi?'g'25'Q,,e, 4 1 M ai' '95, as XY w- M 'M if Why, ..,,?h' .Qu my Ewa., 'N 14,y,z JXXX X 3 KK BQ. 'Lg Wi? iT m 5'fp 5 idx 5 .4 ,W , ' jf. ig, Ev. J wx, 'A ?51EV'5-f?'s2?3? M ,fy -' .3 Q 1 junior Sfawrifcs Miss Marcia Ancisrssn and Mr. Lao Watkins if X 1 5 A x 1, 7 6 x W . A 'VM ,L-M4 H,-,-if, usd.:-a.,', ff ffl b 'Q Y, , fun iwgig T,ii,.ihi,ii, M :N X . fun Y' ,fra ana, K ai filgff if? -f -gg 1. ,.,,,,'1wg-fzfa -' K va. :W-f . T, au' 1,..,-rw Pa I , A if 5' an .. '4' an gy ,, I gi Him. 5. 1- .nn 3 .4-,M 2' 'rr dw 4' 'v'g5f'1 v ffm ff: A if2ffL,,- ' 82 it , 1, gh E. K W A51 -W. 1 4-.V 'f 'M 4 -W ,rv wa- f.f.-V A-K . X 1- ,- . ., Q Saplzamare gmfarifas' Miss Linda Gregory and Mr. Dean Spurlncl-s Senior Zzvvrife Wnalisfs Miss Barbara Riley and Mr. Gene Bloomfield 11 Q' 9 Se, -g .5 gl, 'xx ik 't s ll' I Mlss Mari Mcliev and Mr. Hugh Parmer Nnss Laura PBDFUE1 and MF. Sunny RUZUIH Mss SHPE WBISUII and MF. GSW GWVI1 4: Saplzomarc Sfazfarilc .Wl1llHS'f.S' Miss Blaine Barter and Mr. Prank Shannon A y if x M ,Av ff- SQ, F. +4 W ea. 1 Y. i . + 'ggi hr , ' ffl 3593 '1'9'1'n' . ,, f, 453' K n 2 ' - M55 ' wana,-, . l ' ff' Q-mfffw' 1 - ,',., , 'Sf M-, , L.. . , , ' j ,411 'K jz,,M g n Q. , n, t f l -n , , , ..'k Kg,32 I ' aifiafffan 2 WED, '42-f Miss Dollie Dnllins and Mr. Ronald Zepeda 1? ffl' ' :ima ' 'W 85 ,Mn 270 y of 1957 Si9.11lEV Cook The quiet b anley Cook has be- come a stationary feature of Poly. All time off fro his seven-hour work' m , ing day - plus a full scholastic load - is devoted to Poly. Alert t al o the call, Stan is ways ready to help out anywhere and anytime those who are in need H' . is courage and devotion are perfect qualifications for his selection as Mr. Poly of 1957. ut bright smile of St ,Mzss Prfly af 1957 ,Q l.iUlS l'lE1'llT1HI1 Always ready to hep w very well be the motto of Lois Hartman. Her untiring ld PHS have endeared her to all. efforts toward dear o It is this willingness to work, asking only a smile in 'tle of Miss Poly return, that has earned for her the ti ' b hind the scenes, but still deeply of 'l957.' A worker e a preciated, Lois's devotion to Poly and all the Par d. Thus we salute a P rots will always be remembere left her name, not in the spotlight, person who has but in the hearts of Parrotville, Lois Hartman, Miss Poly of 1957. I hen she is needed, could BILL SHANNON Football Letterman two years, Track Letter- man, Favorite of Junior Class, President of the Senior Class, Art Club. MARLETTA MALLICOTE Leti, Allied Youth, Track Queen, Basketball Queen, Vice President of Sophomore Class, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Rhythm, Senior Cheer- leader, Homecoming Queen Nominee. J, ,' . if eil DARRYL ALBERTSON President of National Honor Society, President of Bio-Chem-Phy, President of Junior Classical League, Football Two-year Letterman, Library Club. WHUS WHO Typical of the average American teenagers are the pictured twelve Seniors. They were selected by the annual staff for their outstanding contributions to school and community life. Devotion to their Maker, to home and to school are exemplified by these active students. . . f -s . . , if f K t X it V ,... , ,ft Y A g a, YK :. ':1kg: lfffis fgg , ,z ,,,1,+f ss. I ses Moffat- sf . ' se 127 ' ' If-1' :21 - 1 -to was .. .- ee.-fl JOANNA TAULMAN Junior Classical League Corresponding Secre- tary, Leti, Girls Glee Club, Homecoming Queen Finalist, Junior Favorite Finalist, Parakeet, Fea- ture Editor of 1957 Parrot, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Rhythm, Allied Youth, Officers Club, R. O. T. C, Sponsor Junior Year, Battalion Sponsor of R. O. T. C. Senior Year, Junior Classical League Saturnalia Queen, Junior Red Cross, Senior Play, National Honor Societv 'D' GENE BLOOMFIELD Football Captain, 2-year Letterman, Golf Cap- tain, 2-year Letterman, Sophomore Favorite, Senior Favorite Finalist, King of Hearts, Who's Who, NANCY NEACE President of Sophomore Class, Leti, Sophomore Class Favorite, Bio-Chem-Phy, Junior Cheer- leader, Allied Youth, Homecoming Queen of 1956, National Honor Society. fs. 1 1 SANDRA EDWARDS Band Sweetheart, Secretary of Junior Classical league, Band Treasurer, First Chair of America, Bio-Chem-Phy, Leti, Orchestra, Student Council, President at Library Club, All-Cit Orchestra, Y National Honor Society. 1 i i . , sr. . c 1' i -si., ' Q rf, --s 3 I A ,iftfi , iv? ,A gm , . j. -N, i1 l',, X i ,rv ,Q I, I 3 M A 3, .i , 55,1 , .nj ,, i fi 0. I f PAUL RECER Editor-in-Chief of Fall and Spring Parakeet, Editor of I957 Parrot, Vice President of Senior Class, President of Quill and Scroll, Vice Presi- dent.of City Press Association, Vice President of Allied Youth, Band, Swimming Team letter- mon 2 years, Press Club. Nggw' aimilf HUGH PARMER Senior Favorite Finalist, Vice President of Student Council Junior Year, Swimming lettere man Captain 2 years, President of Junior Red Cross, Treasurer of Allied Youth, Managing Director af Parrot, Associate Editor of Parakeet, Bio-Chem-Phy, Tennis Club, Quill and Scroll, Nationol Honor Society. l1'l Parrntville 10' MARY LYNN SLOAN Bluebonnet Girls Stove Representative, Rhyil-nn, Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Allied Youth, Leti, President of Future Teachers, Student Council, Secretary of Bio-Chem-Phy, Vice President of Future Teachers Association, National Honor Society. CAROLE GRAVES National Honor Society, sioechem-Pny, Junior Classical League, Rhythm, Junior Red Cross, Drum Maier, All-City Bond, Sophomore Favor- ite Finalist, Vocalist with Parrot Troupers, First Chair of America two years, Royal Court of Valentine Day. l 5 R91 . ggvy A. RICHARD HESTER Vice President of Junior Classical league, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Vice President of Bio-Chem-Phy, Vice President of National Honor Society, Boys Glee Club, All-City Colonel of R. O. T. C. 89 ,Quo nf Q x. 4- ' 'V my Nance lisa The traditional homecoming began at Poly with Exes arriving as school began and continuing throughout the day. Classes from 1918 to 1956 were represented. Parrot spirit rose to new heights as the day progressed. Queen Nancy Neace reigned over the pageantry - beginning with her presentation at the gigantic pep rally by Darryl Albertson, lasting through the evening's pigskin con- test with Paschal. Footballer Albertson presented Queen Nancy with a bouquet of red roses at half time. Fond memories of Poly returned as-for a day-Exes became students again for Homecoming, 1957. Hnmennnting 1957 Haskefball Quran Royalty was added to Rank as Queen Marletta Mallicote assumed her reign over the affairs of the Parrot Roundballers. Selected by the team, Marletta was presented at the Student-Faculty Basketball Game in the school gym December 20, 1956. From Sophomore Vice President to Junior R. O. T. C. Sponsor, followed by Senior Cheerleader, her list of activities is rounded up in the 1957 Who's Who of Parrotville. , king and .Quran -:ny af J-karts King of Hearts Gene Bloomfield wears his crown with a twinkle in his eye and a broad smile on his lips. Gene has been well known all over Poly as Football Captain and Golf Captain. As a Sophomore, Gene was elected Class Favor- ite and as a Senior, he was selected Class Fa- vorite Finalist. Queen ot Hearts Sally Coates will be well re- membered by her admiring classmates for her gay, lively personality and her never-failing friendship. Always active, Sally was in National Honor Society, Leti, Allied Youth, Junior Red Cross, Rhythm, Parrot Staff and was Secretary of Future Teachers. Members ofthe royal court included Eddie Brandt, Carole Graves, Don Anders, Mari McKey, Roma Lou Monsel, Charlie Culberson, Janet Webb, and '1 is: QQ 01164, Boyd Ray Branch. 'Ot Q-5 '17 ix ! s .f,. I fit! A CLUBS i sl X f 2 fm- -21 . li S Q SQ! 111 E1'I'UTV1l1E 5 kv L0 ,4v- , ay, Q --. '1 JK tv 41:5-R--X f Ir - N. HJ, V N - ff' A' 'XP YX ' , , 5 ..,. af .L FX- 'JQ is I if, kx.j,!55 -12? i Q Zrfgifg LXR - ,, TT 'fg415?Lf'2ff '-1 , , , 3- 1 A .uf gf, 1 J Nl GW ,Evil E A' andy' 4 ....,....,..,.. .,, NMQL 3732- 'ii , 4 ,-:E V . . - 5 I , 1 Mi ff :.iSs.i 2'-il? 0 555 5 A -QL v ff -ff 'E' 96 JTINIUR RED GROSS mer, Maris Durham, in Power. The Junior Red Cross, sponsored by Mrs. Iva Boessenroth, works closely with the American Red Cross. This club affords young people a chance to serve their community and foreign nanons The officers are: Hugh Parmer-President, Gay Power-Vice President, Maris Durham-Secre- tary, Linda Shelton-Treasurer. An honorary science society, the Bio-Chem-Phy is sponsored by Professor K. W. Dunkleburg. Any science student who maintains an A average in Chemistry or Physics is eligible for mem- bership. Among the cIub's activities is the annual job of publishing the Poly Student Directory. The officers this year are: Darryl Albertson-President, Mary Lynn Sloan - Vice President, Richard Hester-Secretary. BIO-CHEM-PHY Seated: Darryl Albertson, Prof. Dunkleburg, Mary Lynn Sloan. Standing: Richard Hester. Mrs. Boessenroth, Hugh Pa L d Shelton. Nol pictured, Gay tu- ' my ,- -A-Zi: E id LATIN PHRASES lN ENGLISH A-an Aiw- Row l. Mrs. Bessie Ellis, Jim Virgin, Glenda Brown, Andrew Barr. Row 2. Kenneth Wilbanks, Mary Ann Lee, Pat Uberman, Dianna Blanton, Alva Swearingin, Arthur Cleveland, Mr. Pat Dodson. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The JCL consists of students taking a foreign language. The club strives to give others a better understanding of cultural things. The officers are: Glenda Brown-President, Andrew Barr-lst Vice President, Jim Virgin- 2nd Vice President, Mary Ann Lee-Recording Secretary, Dianna Blanton-Corresponding Sec- retary, Pat Uberman-Treasurer. Mrs. Bessie Ellis and Vice Principal Pat Dodson are sponsors. 98 LBTI Row 'l. Marilyn Tinkle, Bev- erly Hunter, Nancy Kee, Kay Kuykendall, Carol Pat- tison, Cla u d i a Morgan, Brenda Keeton. Row 2. Nancy Hart, Brenda Gunter, Peggy Browning, Ca rolyn Trainer, Cheryll Brown, Glenda Brown, De- moris Strother. The purpose of Leti is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our com- mon life, those ideals of personal and soul living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. The club meetings are held every other Wednesday after school. Presiding at the meetings are: Nancy Hart CFall Presidentl, Claudia Morgan CSpring Presidentj. The sponsor is Miss Kath- erine Rose. The purpose of the Library Club is to serve the school. All members must have been a library assistant at one time or another. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Nora Sue LIBRAR CLUB Row 'l. Mary Wright, Doro- ll1y Johnson, H a r r o l y n Hayes, James Shunkey, Sid- ney Waynick, Mrs. Nora Sue Ray, Carol Wilson, Rol- land Almond, Mrs. Faye Linnstaedt, Larry Parsley, Betty Bland, Sandra Ed- wards, Mary Lynn Cole- man, Marilyn Tinkle, Boyd Ray Branch, Jimmy Bond, Judith Donoughue. - 'fwbilvihi FUTURE NURSES The purpose of this club is to encourage students in personal and community health, and to guide them in deciding upon professional or vocational nursing as their career. The Future Nurses is sponsored by Mrs. Laura Sawyer, Poly school nurse. Row I. Barbara Cagle, Janis Powell, Andrea Chennault, Sarah Brown, Peggy Snow, Martha Brandon, Carolyn Fuller, Barbara Kombro. Row 2. Barbara Cooley, Mari M:Key, Karen Bell, Gayle Renois, Dorris Hall, Sandra Sigmon, Rama lou Mansel, Christine Jenson. Row 3. Mrs. Laura Sawyer, Janette Smith, Nancy Morgan, Katherine Peden, Carolyn Cobb, Annette Willis, Diana Blanton. Row 5. Joy Preston, Barbara Braden, Doris Russell, .lonell Brumley, Carol O'Dell, Ann Hickey, Jo Alice Patton. 'QVC sf C: 'S an n4'w'Bswmri '. u4. -zsmxxf PAUL REC ER Editor-in-Chief PUbllCatlUnS Publication of the Parakeet, student news- paper, and preparation of this 1957 Parrot, are the special duties of the Journalism Depart- ment. True to the tradition of printing all the news that is fit for public consumption, the scribes devote their talents and time to the up- holding of the Fourth Estate. Reporting the events of the day continues the privilege of the American Freedom of the Press. Under the capable direction of Editor-in- l i FALL STAFF-Paul Recer, Editor, Pat Emerson, Associate Editor, Joanna Taulman, Brenda Keeton, Anita Bond, Page Editors, Jerry Mabe, Robin Watkins, Jimmy Pressley, Sports Editors, Terry Smith, Jack Shurbert, Distribution and Ads Managers, James Moore, Stuff Cartoonist, Bill Gunn, Business Manager, Eddie Proctor, Editorialist, Barbara Bertling, Hugh Parmer, Reporters, Hattie Frey, Faculty Sponsor. The Parakeet Chief Paul Recer, the Fall and Spring staff of the Parakeet faithfully tried to record for pos- terity all the activities of the red school on the hiIl. l As special proiects, the Staffs released pub- sm licity stories to city newspapers, handled all school elections, participated in city and state iournalism contests, and strived to establish good public relations with the business men'of 'he community. ZACK PRINCE News Editor SPRING STAFF-Editor-in-Chief, Paul Recer, News Editor, Zack Prince, Associate Editors, Hugh Parmer, Maris Durham, Make-up Editors: page 'I, Janette Smith, page 2, Carol Bradford, page 3, Mary Lehew. Feature Editors: Kay Coleman, Barbara Bertling. Editorial Editor: Mike McKinney. Editorial Staff: Bob Barr, Nancy Thompson. Copy Editor: Janis Powell. Proofreaders: Linda Ogle, Pat Moore. Exchange Editor: Joy Preston. Columnists: Gary Van Y, Starlyn Kesler. Sports Editors: Joe Taulman, James Putnam. Sports Staff: Jack Rossing, Jerry Smith, Pete Bradley, Joe Tilley. Business Mon- ager: Don Cartwright. Advertising Department: Charles Bush, Dale Richey, Monte Martin. Reporters: Thomas Davis, Linda Hatton, Tommie Orr, Ray Cunningham, David McCorkle, Stephan Brown, Kenneth Bales. v-v B h M r'orie Br an Catherine Conway Mary Ann Delwalde Sandra Adair, Keane Balch, Margaret Bell, Jo Lellue Black, Ann Blanton, Sherrie ranc , UI Y 1 1 Carolyn Dodd, Jerry Duffey, Linda Fugate, Diane Gorman, .loycelyn Grimes, Louis Harris, .ludy Hearne, David Huddle, Pat Humphries, Verna Lewis Floretta McCoy, Jack Oliphant, Fred Petty, Kay Rodalph, Lenna Russell, Kathy Shuffitt, Patricia Stevenson, Brenda Swanson, David Thomas, Will Wright and Yvonne Davis. URCIIESTRA One of the most active departments of Poly, the Music department is under the direction of Mrs. Peggy Pittman Wright. After hours of practice and study Mrs. Wright has given Poly an Orchestra and Glee Club of which she can be truly proud. Besides participating in the T.W.C. Choral Clinic, and making numerous P.T.A. ap- pearances, the Music department has made several outstanding contributions to the All City Orchestra and Chorus, and the State Convention. lP.LS' GLEE CLUB U S' GLEE CLUB Row 1. Dorothy Miles, Dalene Earnhart, Pat Uberman, Beverly Berry, Janette Smith, Carol Taylor, Carolyn Smith, lda Mae Brown, Frances Curtis, Margie Underwood, Joy Preston, Lois Hartman, Mary Jane Chapel, Jeanine Francis, Patsy Taylor, Row 2. Diane Drennen, Sandra Wilkerson, Demoris Strother, Barbara Braden, Michie Glenn, Jo Alice Patton, Joan Wellborn, Carolyn Steadman, Doris Montgomery, Linda McCormick, Sue Sprowls, Martha McBride, Janice Sowards. Row 3. Brenda Gunter, Dorothy Kirkland, Diane Rutland, Cecilia Black, Linda Shelton, Carol Mulligan, Carolyn Wood, Linda Austin, Marsha Dickey, Clel Lancaster, Sandra Foster, Sharon Bratton, Susie Swank, Kay Cooke, Glenda Davis. Row 1. Ronald Lee, Con Brazeol, Donald Woernz, Monte Martin, Rolland Almond, David Lee, Don Newsome, linden Inglis, Kenneth Nunelee, Billy Brett, Danny Elder. Row 2. David Newell, Terry Ford, David Sone, Mike Ferrell, Bill Nelon, Martin Biggs, Don Brazell, Billy Ray Johnson, Richard Dorough, Ronny Raif, James Riley, Donald Lee. Row 3. James Putnam, Richard Hester, David McCord. LBS DEUURS Row 'I. Martha Anderson, Phyllis Jones, Mary Lehew, Annie Beth Townsend, Pam Prince, Nedra Kemper, Elaine Herring, Gayla Randolph, Sara Watson, Dorothy Miles, Barbara Conner, Melinda Breeding, Mrs. Resa Oglesby. Row 2. Judy Gipson, Patsy Vonn, Beverly Dawkins, Jackie Rogers, Ann McCart, Carolyn Wade, Judy Bogan, Judy Bower, Judy Hearne, Anita Bond. Row 3. Jay Phillips, Patty Wright, Vina Roberts, Nancy Thompson, Joan Wellborn, Janie Hines, Pat Vinson, Evelyn Rockett, Geanie Floyd. Row 4. Charlene Cunningham, Gene Parris, Edward Banfield, Charlyn Gayle Freeman, Bobby Jeffries, James Putnam, Sharon Powell, Rolland Almond. Row 5. Fred Henley, Ronnie McKenzie, Larry Faris, Gary Latimer, Bobby Hargis, James McCurdy, Billy Gregory, Johnny Welch, Joe Taulman, Steve Brown. These students are responsible for the stage and various other decorations around the school. The object of the Art Club is to promote interest in the field of art and to coordinate the activi- ties of its members for better aid to the school. The Decorators are sponsored by Miss Resa Oglesby and Mrs. Evelyn Reeves. The Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Ralph James, is for those pupils interested in playing chess. The members ofthe club include: Henry Taylor, Eddie West, Wayne Jones, Sonny Overton, Jerry Akers, O. L. Harley, Mike Knudson, Jim Fugate, Don Sharp, Julian McCurtain, Raymond Schlitz. CHESS CLUB gall? Y lv' 'Wi plrx l -QT 'wr' Q 'Y 1:11 MRS. ALMENA JOHNSON MR. JOHN HILL JOE DONAHEW STUDENT UUUNCIL President The purpose of the Student Council is to act as a government of the school. Its members are elected by the student body and are always open to any suggestions for proiects. , , , . X il 5 ' Several worthwhile obiectives were reached this year. Among them were permanently estab- lishing a one-way traffic system for the stairways, and providing Christmas music for the lunch- room during the Holiday season. The officers of the council are: Joe Donahew-President, Marcia Anderson - Vice President, Linda Ivey-Secretary. The Council is sponsored by Mrs. Almena Johnson and Mr. John Hill. Row I. Marcia Anderson, Brenda Keeion, Sandra Edwards, Joe Donahew, Fred Petty. Row 2. Mrs. Almena Johnson, James Kearhy, Jan Carter, Don Box, Mr. John Hill. Row 3. Linda Ivey, Frank Shannon, Leo Watkins, Pat Wadlington. Row 1. Sharon Powell, Barbara Conner, Mrs. Julia Welch, Faculty Sponsor, Kay Coleman, Rev. Hugh McKinney. Row 2. Jack Rossing, Secretary, Jim Hardesty, Zack Prince, President, Tommy Watson, Paul Recer, Vice President, Hugh Parmer, Treasurer. Row l. Marilyn Tinkle, Judy Dupree, Martha Brandon, Mary lynn Sloan, Barbara Bertling, Sally Coates, Beverly Dawkins, Elaine Herring, Peggy Bedford. Row 2. Miss Louise Langley, Hesta Wendell, Betty Westerholm, Betty Bland, Kathy Simmons, Carol Long, Lenna Russell, Treasurer, Miss Lela Dalton. Row 3. Dorothy Johnson, Margaret Bell, Judy Carter. .lan Carter, Sandra Skillern, Vina Roberts, Melinda Breeding. Row 4. Jo Anne Thomas, Carol Goddard, Ella Sue Brown, Mary Lehew, Phyllis Jones, Beverly Hunter. Row 5. Norma Carvaial, Sue Smith, Dora Russell, Anne Stockton, Virginia Scott, Marcia Anderson. Row 6. Carolyn Trainer, Betty lsham. ALLIED YOUTH This organization stands for the liberation through ed- ucation of the individual and society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol. Zack Prince presides as President of AY and Mrs. Julia Welch and Rev. Hugh McKinney serve as sponsors of the organization. Other of- ficers include: Paul Recer, Vice President, Jack Rossing, Secretary, Hugh Parmer, Treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS The purpose of the Future Teachers of America clubs is to acquaint high school stu- dents with the requirements of the teaching profession and the opportunities offered in the various fields of edu- cation. The sponsors are Miss Lela Dalton and Miss Louise Langley. DARRYL ALBERTSON President win Row 'I, Nancy Neace, Sally Coates, Miss Hope Stallings, Sponsor, Claudia Morgan. Row 2. Diane Pearson, Lois Hartman, Maureen Newman. Row 3. Gayle Wonders, Carole Graves, Carol Pattison. Row 4. Mike Wadlington, Charles Culbertson, Joy Robbins, Evelyn Roclceit, Carol Bradford. 5. Harold Keeton, Allan Jenson, Darryl Albertson, Richard Hester, Jim Hardesty, David Sone, Row Tomm fa-ua? w....f' I 1 f y Watson. I fl f It NATIONAL HUNUR SUCIBT The members of this organization were chosen by their teachers on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. New members are initiated only once during a school year. The officers of this honorary society are: Darryl Albertson-President, Richard Hester-Vice President, and Evelyn Rockett-Secretary. The group is sponsored by Miss Hope Stallings. Cadet sponsors are elected by the unit at the start of the fall semester. These girls march with the cadets during parades and provide social activities. These include an All City Christmas formal and an annual spring formal. R. O. T. C. SPONSORS First row: Honorary Col. Mary Tener, Faculty Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Maior Sandra Parks, Drill Platoon Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Maior Barbara Jackson, Company A Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Maior Peggy Snow, Company B Sponsor: Honorary Cadet Major Betty Bland, Headquarters Company Sponsor. Back row: Honorary Cadet Maior Dolly Dollins, Cam- pany D Sponsor, Honorary Cadet lt. Col. Joanna Taulman, Battalion Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Maior Peggy Wills, Company C Sponsor. R O T C Officers Front row left to right: Sergeant Ralls, Richard Hester. Second row: Sergeant Colclasure, Tom Watson, Robert Eastwood Arthur Cleveland. Third row: Zack Prince, Roy Farris, Harold Keeton. Fourth row Wayne Jones John Allen Gerry Carter. l 'Y 41.,.-f Nga i ,:' 'U' is . kvvlvu '7f :Es 2 ' N A RICHARD HESTER All-City Colonel Reserve UlllCBl'S '.l'l Elll'llI'lQ UUPDS Upholding their creed of duty well performed, honor in all things, and country before self, Poly's R. O. T. C. unit develops leadership qualities in American youth. As each cadet is given an opportunity to develop leadership through his own efforts, courtesy, honesty, and respect for consti- tuted authority are stressed as the main goals of the unit. The cadets are under observation during their training and officers are chosen on the basis of character, attention to duty, leadership in drill, knowledge of military subiects and loyalty to their units. Under the direction of sergeants Robert Ralls and Jack Colclasure, the Parrot R. O. T. C. unit has developed rapidly. Richard Hester, the officer who wears the three diamonds on his shoulders, is the highest ranking officer in the R. O. T. C. Units in the city of Fort Worth. Colonel Hester achieved this rank through a city-wide military test among high ranking officers. Rifle Team, front row, kneeling, left lo right: Bill Carr, Wendell Snow, Wayne Hill, Graham Dubose, larry Nance. Standing: Sergeant Ralls, Wayne Jones. . .f--M-.-- . f f :i'tL'W'+-f2 ii1 .. -Q--.- miss-r'.'.zw:.,... ,.,..,-,.. . . .---.. ...::g.a11. 'C . -e 2'r. ,3f.1r.1f?s.2'f 'iftll'-fmlm T Eff new rum , ,M 3 .34 E!!ff....,,... 'fd K-W' ,W,,,,,llllmW IQQEW, , wh 'ying ' -T .. ' ' 'WWW ff M1 i'i'alul7 if . T2 -sit at ff! i Q Z 32' it P l 2 ,El if .3 .4 Q I vii - ...1 , ' ,. . 'V f . - . ' U. , ' .T '-...LQ R THE MARCHING 100, 1957 Members: CLARINETS: C. Pearson, D. Lynch, Y. Letson, L. Watkins, M. Snyderf D. Sandifer, C. Wilson, D. Hallmark, H. White, C. Wolverton, L. Russell, J. Brumley, A. Muller, L. West, W. Allen, M. Martin, .J. Tiroff, M. Gillentine, S. Martin,-S. Davis, J. Thomas, F. McCoy, L. Hatton, 5. Parks, P. Nail, K. Young, G. Lynch, L. Francisco, V. Scott, J. Forrest, D. Huddle. FLUTES: S. Kester, H. White, D. Leach, K. Rodolph, S. Powell. HORN5: F. Petty, S. Edwards, R. Raif, L. Swaggerty, M. Delwaide. BARITONES: S. Quarles, D. Thorpe, G. Wall. SAXOPHONES: C. Graves, B. Shelton, J. Dalton, G. Wonders, R. Couch, P. Willis, A. Broyles, P. Recer. . TROMBONESz J. Duffey, T. Sigmon, D. Campbell, J. Cosby, T. Kerr, D. Sandifer, D. Smith, THE DRUM MAJORS Carole Graves and Sid Stephenson J. Whisenand. CORONETS: T. Davis, S. Sharpe, J. Cain, D. Henry, J. Delwaicle, R. Nix, M. Butler, R. Schofield, S. Stephenson, T. Talbert, J. Wren, K. Davis, J. Evans, J. Miller. BASSES: B. Widener, R. Potter, W. Jones, C. Hall, J. Wilclman, R. Meals, J. Bice, J. Lewis. PERCUSSION: M. McKinney, W. King, M. McConnel, N. Collins, M. McKey, L. Burns, J. Neatherly, J. Cunningham, P. Anderson, J. Simpson, L. lnlow. The Marching One Hundred is known throughout the Southwest as one of the out- standing marching organizations in the country. During the past five years this band has won top honors in every contest in which they have participated and are known as The Pride of the Southwest. During the past year, the band won top honors at the State interscholastic League Marching and Concert Contest, received the first place trophy at the annual Band Day Festival at Texas Christian University, and declined the invitation from the President of the United States to appear in the inaugural parade. V? FRANK D. KASKO Director i FIRST CHAIR OF AMERICA lst row: Shelby Sharpe, Don Henry, Starlyn Kester, Helen White, Delores Archer linda Francisco, John Bruce Forrest, Carole Graves. 2nd row: Bobby Widener, Fred Petty, Billy Shelton, Charles Pearson, David Huddle Yvonne letson, leo Watkins, Charles Wolverton. 3rd raw: Tom Davis, Jerry Duffey, Sidney Quarles, Woody King, Mike McKinney, Don Lynch Dale McColl, Allen Broyles, Peggy Wills, Judy Simnsnn MAJORETTES Front row: Barbara Jackson, Sharon Lemons. 2nd row: Gayle Wonders, Lynda Hatton, Joyce Thomas, Dorothy Hallmark Third row: Peggy Wills, Mari McKey, Mary Mortin, Lynda Swagerty. 1956-57 Cheerleaders Mrs. Evelyn Reeves is a mainstay of Parrotville. Al- ways willing to give her time and talent, she has en- deared herself to all who know her. Her extra-curricular activities often go unnoticed, for she is shy about blow- ing her own horn. Nevertheless, she is appreciated beyond mere thanks! MRS. EVELYN REEVES Leading our cheering section this year were eight peppy cheerleaders. Spon- sored by Mrs. Evelyn Reeves, her chil- luns spent hours in practice, which made them the fine team they are. These students must maintain an A in Citizenship and be passing in all courses, in order to hold their office. The Senior Cheerleaders are Marletta Mallicote, Joe Taulman, Roma Lou Man- sel, and Don Cartwright. The Juniors elected are Suzie Bauer and Terry Woolridge. Representing the Sophs are Judy Taylor and Stacy Jackson. IN MEMURIAM pn-47 DAN DOUGLAS I '42 G 17 W X X X QUL SPORTS 111 Parrutville 4 I 'ff 'A n A j? ,' 'g g f , Jai! f-.- ':, ,- A4 -h A' 1 I ,Lg I,- ' ' f -uf rg- -- I .+ -wunfg? ' 575.1 V A' A 'Q f , ,. f . y': 6x 1, -' X ' . B mgzyur: , . ,. 3 I ...vnu A f' 5 4 F .ha-. ' 2 ff E3 5, . 2 . 4 ,, , -F' ' . T 5 -U. - . X , ,. , trrrrv, ,.?,-xx,-sgL,,,lgvvxkaggfqj'-.r .V,:4:... vs- . ' - . ,LY .QV--ff'-151 - - 'f 5' X Q' --1 -' iii-ifzf' J. 1 , -Mfg: - , . , f ' . 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Allkl Football sw XXX X P3l'1'UlVlllE Iillzzfieifg In Tx .iff X X X-M ef ,QQ mx lilh H ,Q iiggowx, y 31f,,,2.kQf'Z - 8 1 - O' r' sy 7, fx, E, ..:.,4 ' 2 ,asf l 1'9 W1-: -v .. kaSar435xaLf4:f Row l, left to right: Manager Gibson, Wadlington, Mayes, Shannon, Rossing, Shurbet, Douglas, Lewis, Laneri, Read, Manager Tyson. Row 2: Coach Campbell, Hendrix, Pressley, Bloomfield, Hoskinsan, T. Hawthorne, Orr, Tilley, Groom, Darwin, Dean, Managers Childress and Pickle Row 3: Coach Thompson, McCorkle, Likens, Gale, Stallings, Rozina, Pruitt, Priddy, Anders, Albertson, J. Hawthorne, Coach Gunloclx. Row 4: Wakefield, Singleton, Wilbanks, Nabars, Burrell, Newth. Row 1: Wadlington, Martelli, Shannon, Beyers, Allen, Spurlock, Copeland, Booth, Harper, Athens, Morris, Williams, Turner, Sims. Row 2: Mgr. Dorough, Adams, Armes, Earnhart, Benson, Henshaw, Oliphant, Phillips, Taylor, Hess, Cox, Webster, Duesser, Levings, Merchant, Mgr. Hendry Row 3: Coach Harley, Brannon, Carlberg, Bunt, Carter, Rutledge, Virgin, Holliday, Rosick, K. Wilbanks, Hager, Farr, Crumpacker, Durden, Rhodes, B Wilbanks, Coach Taylor. GENE BLOOMFIELD Captain-Lineman 2-year Letterman-Senior DARRYL ALBERTSON Captain-Lineman 2-year Letterman-Senior GLEN READ Captain-Lineman 2-year Letterman-Senior MIKE DARWIN End-Senior 2-year Letterman 118 l Coaches Thompson, Campbell, and Gunlock give boys skull practice. Facing nothing but hard work, determination and gradual im- provement, our fighting Parrots came through beyond all hope: and expectations. Through every game the Parrots were under- dogs but managed to squeeze in two solid victories. The Parrot: beat Weatherford 18-0 in pre-season play while defeating Tecf 46-O in a conference outing. Poly dropped a heart-breaker to Ar lington Heights 14-13. The Parrots did a tremendous iob in coping with Heights' All-Stater Harry Moreland. Moreland, who had beer making football games look more like track meets against previou: opponents, was held to one T.D. by the determined Parrots. The Poly Eleven were often beaten but were always respected and were- JIM HAWTHORNE DON ANDERS WINKY GROOM BILL SHANNON End-Senior Back-Senior Back-Senior Senior-Back 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman - ex ' 2 'ir gr B-team action shows Charles Taylor skirting around end with Dennis Hopkins rushing to give assistance. never regarded as an easy victory. Though the game scores don't indicate a successful season we feel much was accomplished by the Parrots' fighting spirit and determination to play clean football. The Parrots added two new members to their coaching staff, Line Coach Jack Gunlock and B Coach Tommy Taylor. These two added spice to the Parrot attack and gave the boys added con- fidence. Team Managers Bobby Pickle, Harry Tyson, Bill Childress, and ommy Gibson had their hands full in handling the Parrots' mis- haps and frequent iniuries. gl l an f...... X DAN DOUGLAS l-year Letterman Junior-Back JIM PRESSLEY l-year Letterman Senior-Lineman -r DAVY McCORKLE l-year Letterman Senior-Lineman if Q ' lf .g.-.F as A9 soNNY RozlNA JOHN LANERI tuvi HAWTHORNE JAMES HosKlNsoN TOMMY ORR 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman l-year Letterman 2-year Letterman l'Ye0 l-enefmun Junior-Back Junior-Back Junior-Lineman Junior-lineman Senlof-Cenfef H9 L .11 , ' . BUCK DEAN JACK ROSSING 'l-year Letterman l-year Letterman Senior-Back Senior-Back Workouts are held under the watchful eyes of Coaches Thomp- son and Campbell. JIM LIKENS 'I-year Letterman Senior-lineman JACK SHURBET l -year Letterman Senior-lineman MIKE WADLINGTON GARY PRIDDY EUGENE MAYES JOHNNY BURRELL PRUITT BENSON 'I-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman l-year Letterman Senior-Lineman Junior-Back Junior-Back Junior-End Sophomore-lineman 120 fqiw . 'F' 5 1 me Us is X I ,- -.4551 Ilanugers, left to right: Bobby Pickle, Bill Childress, Tommy Gibson, Harry yson, lee' l 3 MIKE HENDRIX BILL PRUITT I-year Letterman I-year Letterman Junior-Back Senior-Linemon 30' HAROLD GALE I-year Letterman Junior-Lineman JOHNNY NABORS 'I-year Letterman Junior-Center , -ef me , 19 G , 'uv RONNY HOLLIDAY JIMMY SINGLETON JOE TILLEY LYNN LEWIS HOWARD STALLINGS I-year Letterman I-year Letterman I-year Letterman 'I-year Letterman I-year Letterman Sophomore-Back Junior-End Senior-Back 'unior-Linemcn Junior-Lineman 121 COACH JACK HARLEY MANAGERS O. L. HARLEY and LARRY STOORZA EDDIE BRANDT IRVIN RUE 2'Yec' lfenhermon A 2-year Letterman Guord-AH'D'5 'd-CGpw'n Center-All-Disfrici--Cupiain Senior Junior A Squad Row l. Left to right: Coach Harley, Sargent, Gwyn, Rue, Burrell, Sone. Row 2. Manager Harley, Brandt, Culberson, Campbell, Ford, Mayhew, Branch, Manager Stoorza. Row I. left to right: Coach Harley, Ford, Oxford, Wadlington, Mitcham, Richardson, Yates, Kline, Coach Taylor. Row 2. Manager Balmer, Babcock, Sessions, Fowler, Rossick, Virgin, Holliday, Taylor, Manager Chapman. B Squad 4 iv- ,V CHARLIE CULBERSON CARROLL MAYHEW BOYD RAY BRANCH 'I-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman Senior-Guard Senior-Forward Senior-Guard Starting with only one returning regular, Eddie Brandt, with which to build, Coach Jack Harley began the task of building a starting tive to enter this year's City Conference basketball race. After much experimenting with new lineups and hour upon hour of practice Coach Harley came up with iust the right amount of skill, speed, and punch it would take to take the City crown for the third consecutive year. Perhaps the high point of the conference season was the Parrots' one point win over Carter Riverside 66 to 65. Poly had beaten Carter 65 to 58 in the first-round game. The Parrots took Paschal by breezing by the Panthers 60-37. The second-round game was cancelled with the Panthers. The North Side Steers bit the dust Brandt shows form which won him a guard position on the AII.Di5y,-iq Five, Brunch und Sone gain ground on loose ball l ,E fit N YZ? H . TERRY FORD DAVID SONE EUGENE SARGENT Lyeqr Lenefmqn 2-year Letterman lsyear Letterman Senior-Guard Senior-Forward Junior-Forward 54-40 and 67-46 in their first and second contests, respectively, with Par- rots. The Harley Roundballers took Heights 66-50 in the first tilt and squeezed by 53-51 in the second. Tech was easily beaten 59-50 in the first game but proved to be troublesome in the second. The second game was terrific, resulting in a tie at the end of the scheduled thirty-two minutes which called for five minute overtime period-which also ended in a tie. This called for a sudden death playoff which meant that the first team scoring two points wins the contest. The Parrots again came through when the chips were down, 52-50. urrell sinl-as two more in effort Yo boost Parrots fa unde- nculbersof' d9m0 5 u'95 5Peed and UCWVUCY WM' d lVln9 ated city champs. CNP-U JOHNNY BURRELL JIMMY CAMPBELL GARY GWYNN 'l-year Letterman l-year Letterman 1-year Letterman Junior-Forward Junior-Forward .lunior-Center Filling in during the period between the final conference game and the bi-district game, Coach Taylor scheduled two practice games with highly favored Sunset, of Dallas. The Parrots won the first of the two games while dropping the second. Much credit is due Coach Tommy Taylor. As B-team coach and Coach Harley's understudy, Coach Taylor became head coach overnight when Harley was seriously burned in a fire at his home. Taylor's able guidance was displayed when his B-boys went the complete season without a defeat, and was further displayed with his fine iob of filling in for Coach Harley. Sargent's stretch falls inches shy for rebound. Sargent appears to give Rue an added boost f ..,- , rwuranwwx- l -f-M-Jwwuvr fum, u v1 -v .- ,-,,.,., Row 1. Left to right: Key, Akins, Brunch, Vurley, Luneri. Row 2. Taylor, Priddy, Morgan, Tilley, Groom, Hendrix, Wndlingion, Manager Childress. Row 3. Siullings, Rozina, Shiner, Anders, Burrell, Holliday, Travis, Couch Thompson, Baseball - A Squad ,gr MIKE HENDRIX l-year Letterman Junior-Pitcher fir. JOHN LANERI lfyecr Lehermun LARRY KEY Junior-Outfield l-year Leffermon BOYD BRANCH l-year Lefverrncm Senior-Infield SeniorfCcIcher 5, ' vc 4-if V , WINKY GROOM l-year Letiermon Senior-Ouifield i s 4,1 if Row 1: Homer Hess, Jack Morris, Billy Athens, Bengi Copeland, Johnny Both, Carl Adams, Danny Simington. Row 2: Dennis Hopkins, Jack Oliphant, Vernon Allison, David Newell, Dean Spurlock, James Hoskinson, Tim Hawthorne, Frank Shannon. Row 3: Manager Harry Tyson, Don Norrell, Johnny Nabors, Eugene Sargent, Gary Gwyn, Kenneth Wilbanks, Jim Virgin, Keith Newth, Charles Dean, Coach Jack Gunlock. Row 4: Manager Bill Wilbnnlxs, Phil Daniels, larry Rutledge, Mike Darwin, Eugene Mayes, James Putnam, lynn Duesser, Bill Shannon. ,Mink ,W N ROBIN WATKINS Sports Editor JERRY MABE Assistant Sports Editor 'l'l'ElCl-l Led by new trock cooch, Jock Gun- lock, Poly's 1957 trock team is well on its way toward onother outstanding seo- son. lt should be strong in the high jump, mile relay, 880 run ond brood iump. Returning trcicksters ore Don Norrell, Eugene Moyes, Buck Deon, and Bill Shonnon. Eg.,- Iltffimf bfiwxfi 'H 1- g 2 ' s LA. I' .f it . -A-U ' ' SWllTllTl1l'lQ Starting the season rather slow- ly, Poly's young swimming team had iust begun to reach its peak when this annual went to press. After a crushing defeat in the Wichita Falls Invitational Meet the tanksters came back to seize the runnerup spot in the Region 2 YMCA Championship Meet. Ahead of these swimmers lay the State High School Meet and the YMCA Tri-State Meet. ., ',...,.m, ...cf .,:. 5 Eqn-,...HM,,w . ,L , f .5 4 ., ,tt -s fx - --W Q .ara-r:Hic,.mmqIe.4 ' '-- A ,, ' H ' - 1, 1 A V Row 1. Bill Briggs, Jim Morton, John Moore, Charles Carry. Row 2. Paul Refer, Sonny Overton, Gerry Carter, Hugh Farmer, captain, Bob McCliniclt, coach. TEl'll'l1S The tennis team, ncler the direction of iss Mary Nell White, as competed in the ichita Falls Tourna- ent. They have layed two matches ith Woodrow Wil- on of Dallas and ur matches with ther schools in town. he team is hoping to p some places in e All-City Tourna- ent this April. Row I. Will Wright, Zack Prince, Danny Shiner, Bobbie Sims, Julie Kesmodel, Carol Wilson, Ronnie Thorn, Morris Jones, Lee Ray Cotten. Row 2. Julian McCurtain, Sandra Seemann, Jeanine Francis, Carol Lunsford, Linda Shelton, Jo Le Rue Black, Dixie Eudey, linda Tullos, Barbara Riley, Kitty Farrar, Kathy Lagow. Row 3. Gary Todd, Mary Ann Stevens, Don Box, Frances Nassic, Stan Cook, Claudia Morgan, Alva Swearingin, Karen Ware, Jo Spearman, Dorothy Miles. X 9600 sins ' X- 5 5 Y Y , sf. Dt rf E 2 i G1I'1S A SQUAD-CITY CHAMPS Left to right: Tommye Dell Bradford, Sue Bedford, Phyllis Jones, Carolyn Wood, Dorothy Braswell, Karen Wade, Alvarene Swear- ingin, Jo Spearman, Joy Preston. Not shown, Lorna Reddock. VOLLEYBALL CLUB Top, left to right: Linda Giles, Wanda Garrison, Carole Wooten, Doris Hall, Donna Oliver, Jan Atha, Frances Curtis, Bonnie Hays 2nd raw: Doris Montgomery, Connie Boone, Carol Pattison, Dot Kirkland, Jan Evans, Margie Underwood, Janette Smith, Gai Herbert, Frances Smith. 3rd row: Phyllis Wood, Tommye Bradford, Sue Bedford, Dorothy Braswell, Joy Preston, Jo Spearman, Karen Wade, Alvarena Swearingin. Not shown, Lorna Reddock. 130 IJUFIS THIRD PERIOD CLASS WINNERS Top row, left to right: Gayle Renois, Hesta Wendell, Linda McCormick, Patsy Taylor, Gay Reeder, Carol Bradford. Middle row: Dorothy McCalley, Pat Savage, Donna Thomas, Mary Stowe, Marilyn Ludwig, Gayle Parmer. Bottom row: Beverly Brummett, Sarah Watson, Soroh Browne, Frances Smith. Q.: ff ' if w5 - ,,.,.. REEVES-VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Row I, left to right: Sara Stephonson, Peggy Bedford, Charlyn Freeman, Shirley Beard, Pat Poteet, Mory Herrera. 2nd row: Judy Garland, Virginia Collier, Norma Wilson, Torchy Patterson, Elvoh Blankenship. I SNAPSEUTS N in arrntville WL 6 .1 ,. .u 1-p LV YF, l Q, . ,P . , .Q .4 nl, I . . Q 1 . k .5 , . 3' Q 1 ' -H-Lf' 1 '1l'5 . ', . Z , f Hf f - , - ,J . . ,, 'X nun jf' O I . - agp 4 . lj , - 1 4y,.'f,f ' f , .. 1 . 4-4,.'ff.w 'fr 1 -j.-7 nyc. 4 !','k.': J- ' In , ,Y I., lui 'J .' fe! 'A 1...'gr 'I Htxtfh' ,r..',1 . L- ll ' ' - ' -1- +. ff? lu. !- 'Em 1,3 'dj -' v-, ,' xv l .av W'.': - rf Q .1 li '. ' M . 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Scared-stiff Sophomores, Enthusi- astic Juniors, and Smug Seniors all crammed into Poly, registered, and settled down for a nine-month session with the three R's. Are you awake, Jerry? , 4? 's Gosh! l've gained! No racing in the halls, boys The motorcycle brigade Ai-yi-yi quoth Queen of Hearts , YM -X ,s t i -5? ' Ms , I 'i ,Er z. 1 ' K Q ' ,gg if we f , 3 is 2: r Q i Yi, f as Q, i ' iw -' is S Qin' ll X: . A -'-' w Y ' . 'W K ff 5 f , li l 1 . up Q- 1 . Si zi Vi' - a n re mg: - ff: 1 t f' - ' ' 1 5wf:H5f3iii'f .if ' 1' g,. QW, ,-,,, 655 -s, if V- '--- if V ' .di we l Y' N. HaHie's coffee en route l l 1 l t l i ',IP,.,,i '-and Ronny said- l Mr. Norton and a happy l?l student N , . ,9'1!b'5Q,'-'40 -I 5 i 1 r 4 ---.., N.....,. . V E 5 . biz N-5 3 if ffl' il f asain 1 1 sf' w fix! ,A , 1 Aw ---- gee! Girl frouble, Dickie? Terry insists' I fini ' if . ' Tl Comforiable, Lorna? , 'Z .f,., 1, ' x x f , I fe 5, A . iff' if K ,. 'p fi Y 'f rt 1 Q Quick, Beverly, grub il! Hshe did hw Q ---mul I Z fy n elli li ll 'ggi L' IL' .ll-Q Y Z 2 1 A Q , - K: L F H fs ' i 'K .. ,r 5 5' ,h fc 5. ' f-.5 ,ii-if ' S, . NN Q A x 40 : H ff Q H1 f V, - p x ' Q 1. , i , Es ' , , n -F ' 1 ai 7--is i ,i X 1 ,. M The Iunchroom's so crowded! Favorite subieci-food Upsy-daisy! .N M 3. Mm 'V A ,A f' A ' 5 . V N M r W 4-I 'Wg :f 2 ',1f .-f a 1 Y.' - Z1 X Q 5 3 Gayle Pretiymg up for Robert ? vwzfg' ff ,H .MQ 3 Mg U1 an . 1 ,,, J Q-wg, 5-N, 'QW 11 ,Tx .. Y W ,JS in 1 55522 4 'QW' . -K A W v,. J, ,muy , K A , ,L,. ,W , A ,, W , A 4 3 f ,wwf AJ 1 M: . ,, V9 Q Q ff' E g fr. ps f L K. .. 'W-'rff Q. 5, y Q 5 X' - ...a 4 rid'-' W- -ff, . - -' -' A.. Q , , iw us, 5 ' , 1 :' and Liz girl-gala llr- W.-2-I 73 '. Zaman we Extra-curricular activities were many and varied, each with a different purpose, but each im- portant. Pep rallies, club meet- ings, class elections, and ball games gave an outlet for the youthful pep, spirit, and talent of which Poly possessed a plenty. Just lakmg il easy Gee 'em, girlg 3 Paschal cheerleaders enjoy Poly hospitality . fi- i c 'Th 1 , zll 4 ' r .,A, A .M M 1 7 1 Q , il l , A-MA , Q A . Kusko cure for bad marching Happy birthday, Mary Lynn! Well, Miss Poly, herself! i f ' fax My . 'Tc ' gs. lihl- .gfk yaf ,D WI , 'H73f ' ' ,,-'1 1 Rl ffl' Q . .t 5 ' Mrs. Rcwdon ready to help . . if? 1' A 5 5, 1 A V- - -' r , V , I The cheerleaders: before W ,, -' l?1fMll!ln :'Qz lf'f-S ,. 1 t i X 1 Run, Rueburn! - - and after! Discussing Here it comes! military tactics? Hardly! 9 uv .Q 'lt was right here ' rfsij 'f , Q f 'f'- ' ggqmnhfi Niki, If .51-Eff . - '51 . in - 5 .0 , v fP!g. 31:1 ANA, '.f-'ggi r- A ,F X J X N le, T Wyse ov r 'M MM What preify curls! Snow babes--Jo and Don Aw, don'l kid me! Ready, aim,-so long, Hugh. Democracy is the key-note at Poly, with each Parrot making his own place but all working together for The success of the whole. Smile preNy, says Sara Hi, Sonny! Chaperoning? Girls! What have you done? Two poinfs coming up-maybe Homecoming spirit The Poly Blues ,..yx14:kaf- Tenms anyone? Table that is 5, fgfciyjgfih . .Q f 1-JH-wtf' 17 3 I ' Ag: hs u rough :fe . wifi' fr- ,sf -F tl- - 'ff-z,.',, ' viii v- N ..k. , 1 , f bi This is how it is and this is how it should be. Working, playing, living side by side, and learning from each other the lessons of life, with its sorrow, ioy, and fulfill- ment. Don't worry so hard! Time out for u struggling strand El -nl - Mike McKinney f,hY,.wl r 4 iw ji Editors Note fi After months of collecting, writing, and compiling, here is your i957 Parrot. lt has been enjoyable working on and PU' Emerson watching as this book has changed from Paul Recer , , a pile of paper and pictures scattered on a desk to its present form. As you thumb through these pages both now and in the years to come it is my hope that the memories of your friends and of the good times you had while at Poly will once more be made clear and vivid. When you are in a mood to reminisce may this book serve as a vehicle into the past to bring back in a sentimental flood, the facts, faces, and fun of one of your years at Parrotland. And now l would like to thank the staff: Mike McKinney, Assistant Editor, Pat Emerson, Sally Coates, Class Editors, Joanna Taulman, Feature Editor, Brenda Keeton, Club Editor, Robin Watkins, Jerry Mabe, Hugh Parmer, Sports Editors, Phil Vinson, Photographer, and Bill Gunn, Business Manager, for working so hard to make an idea into a reality. Sally Coates On behalf of the staff l extend heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Hattie Frey for her tireless patience and support. And also to the student body and faculty for their cooperation and for their acceptance of this annual. PAUL RECER Editor-in-Chief of 1957 Parrot Joanna Taulmun Brenda Keeton Bill Gunn Hugh Parmer Je,-fy Mnbe Robin Watkins F' ...,f J i ii Q. 4 . 5' Q , E K- -f 3 A 3 H A in 'ku t 2 9 . . ,, 5 ,f :V mas. in g ' H ... . , .,1 if , S X AB? l 4 Line Ui Tl'1an1tS No true chronicle of school activities would be complete without a word of thanks to those busi- ness men and women who help the staff deliver the finished product into student hands. Working closely with these people, we have become very appreciative of their efforts which went far be- yond the normal business relationships. So, may we say a heartfelt Thank You to .... C. L. HIGHTOWER and LILLIAN MOBLEY-who helped us develop the nucleus of an idea into a full fledged dream. Ever ready to guide and suggest, they made this production of THE PAR- ROT a most pleasant experience. .. 'X X 1 5. SX X 1 N mul L. E. SLAWSON-the man behind the flash- bulbs, who gave freely of his great talent and time so that all pictures would truly reflect lite on the hill . . . . MR. and MRS. ALLEN ORGAIN-class photogra- phers supreme, who patiently and painstakingly posed, shuttered and classified some 1300 Parrots . . . LYNN WORRALL, American Beauty Cover Company representative, who got all fired up over our cover and theme and gave us service far beyond our normal expectations. V L- i -1, K '.. gl --W K1-1 gg KK CQ' 2 YQ? x - I 155 65.535 53? gg gp K2 5091. 2 f Mfr Kg If Qu? Q Zi, QQ? ,Ng I 914 X HX' if X N 11 f IQ X'Qt??l7icYiJ1iqL-gli X 4 DQ gf Y -fl cv 1, K 4 f CC' 15151 gif 225 if Y C Q25 if' Ci D1 J RFQ K? L alas Q' S9 Zac 6 fix QQ u 'PKI Epi Q f-C xi pig , Tqfz xiii: CV QED QC! ,Q f C gi if .ic Q QL CK X to A, A, W Q , F 652 Q? Xi X SQKQ E ff X5 J gi? D fl ,461 i P-f .XL ,Z f, Cx C Q YL 'gn . Xi Iliff? Q iff? , ,f mf J-K C Q ,Q 3 C0A,k'JC,? KJ I 3 kc. C XC 16 6 if Q 5 -, . ff ' b C2 lQ JI QCZ? 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