Sanger High School - Golden Warrior Yearbook (Sanger, TX)

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Senior Class Favorites SENIOR BEST SPORTS Betty Kirby ‘‘Soupie” Draper SENIOR FAVORITES Alta Holder Robert Cudd SENIOR BEST DRESSED Elaine Baker Mack Warfield

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Mr. Allen's Nightmare Class Prophecy As Mr. Allen returned home from one of the hectic annual staff meetings, he fell exhausted on the bed and was soon asleep. He had this terrible nightmare about the class five years from now, in which he dreamed that the class had taken over the school. He saw Robert Cudd, principal, trying to figure out a math problem with the help of Alta Holder, grade school principal. In the front office he saw a sign saying, Carrol Moore, Super-super-intendent, office hours 2:30 to .3:00 p.m. A masculine voice was saying, The best remedy for that is to bang the little brats' heads agains the wall! And who was saying that but Mack Warfield, child psychology expert, talking to the first grade teacher, Elaine Baker, who thoroughly agreed with him. Elizabeth Belcher, sixth grade teacher, was asking him what methods she could use, since most of her students were larger than the teacher. He heard screams of I knowed I was right! and a female voice screaming back, You ain't; You ain't!” He found the screams coming from the English Department where Billy Draper, head of the English Department, and Betty Kirby, English Professor, were arguing about the themes the freshman class had written with the help of Jimmy Cole, typing teacher. He then heard Greta Hughes, homemaking teacher, with plans in one hand and menus in the other, calling to Murry Phillips, head of the school sanitation department, and his seven assistants. They were still trying to fix the broken pipe in the Homemaking room. Jackie Odom, librarian, passed him in the hall loaded down with literature for Coach Lawrence Odom's football boys and for social studies teacher Bobby Stanford. He wondered about the literature until he noticed it was comic books for the football boys and pin-ups for the social studies department. Jackie returned to the library to find Joe Phillips, Agriculture teacher, borrowing her paints to decorate his prize Poland China hogs. At that moment Mr. Allen heard the school bell ring, but it wasn't really the bell, at all, but his alarm clock ringing. He got up and began to get ready to go to school, dreading facing the Seniors, but glad that his dreams weren't true.

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SENIOR NIT AND WIT Carrol Moore and Elizabeth Belcher Greta Hughes and Murry Phillips SENIOR MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL AND HANDSOME BOY Jackie Odom and Joe Phillips mmmm —mimi