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

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Unites Students Lingering students ascend the stairway to their class. CONTENTS Administration 8 Student Life 18 Organizations 60 Personalities 114 Athletics 136 Classes 168 Index 254

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Renovated Council As laughter bounced and echoed throughout the halls, students began school talking about the myriad of things that happened during the short- est summer ever. Though these significant events would be relived many times, these things were of the past and a new page of history had begun. Pupils ' lives, an ever present source of move- ment, altered in many ways as they changed from a listener to a participator and from an absorbed stu- dent to one of action. Our outstanding student lead- ership brought programs of quality and worth to the student body to encourage a variety of inter- ests in subjects within each person. Our unity of spirit was evident in the newly revived student council, formed to give the student body organized representation. Poly rendered one a time of exuberance to turn his pent-up emotions into victory cries for the fight- ing Parrots. It possessed some interest and oppor- tunity for each one that passed through its fields of learning. With each new sea of eager faces there were new projects, new ideas, and new disappoint- ments; but the Poly spirit draws it all together to give it the coherence that sent Poly to the soaring heights of success. Enthusiasm always makes it a better game. Students cheer Coach Weldon Moody as the basketball game resumes. Sophomore, junior, and senior students congregate with Mr. Gerald Ward to discuss plans and possibilities for the rebirth of a student council at Poly which elected officers for the first time this spring.

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Coordinators Assist Public Schools Mr. Eldon Busby Superintendent Mr. Roy Stone Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Division Mr. Julius Truelson Assistant Superintendent for Instruction School Board members for the 1966-67 school year: Mrs. Carey Snyder; Mr. BDl Elliot; Rev. John Leatherbury, vice-president; Mr. Loyd Turner, president; Mrs. Ronald Smith, secretary; Dr. N. Walker; and Mr. Bill Crawford.