Shamrock High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Shamrock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

i C M . ofyff 1 'T X I1 N M,V WA xp A '14 'X 1. , WNV n ' - fxjgyidvu q -' QW g Y v J UL' Q MM MEM T50-9 5 .Q JJMSW rl QBINQVN Nj! ' 1 ' aw W Lx X ,Y Q N If way, dam if . wQgib QQ ,xpwfdf 3? QMQQZJI gig if Jflfaiw ia s?Q' 17' U im is? is 4 A ang? AH 21221 iiffgff ii lR? ig iikb Sanli-Q .Ci R24 if iii ' Q65 if 41 fx A533 Ebaix by Q Maw Q-we LA, N 'bw AKyfNeJ7 wffI . 'aw 'WWW K4 ff w?1fZ?23' A QIJW RmfvM-L A E we xigigix MMWV W 315 wmif f 'ffm F W! W QW qi ww 2 Www Z . ,.1- nm. Q n W5 9 is A N W 3 fy! MRUEK EDITUR Barfmfa Schaffne aus. mere. Elma' le WI fa H55-IT. Donnieooclg Volume f FCDREWCDRD It is the desire of most yearbooks to express one central idea or the me. This year we have not selected a definite theme, but we have ende avor e d to record on these pages the events of this year. For many years we have only presented the favorites and extra-Curricular activities of our school. When we added an extra eight pages, we decided they should be de- voted to the courses and classes offered so as to give the c omplete picture of the life of a student in Shamrock High School. We, the members of the annual staff, have truly enjoyed pr epa ring this yearbook for you and we hope you will treasure this book as a diary of happy memories of 1957. TABLE GF CCDNTENTS ADMINISTRATICDN CLASSES FAVCDRITES SPCDRTS IR. HIGH I- V, :ss W W: Fo the Students and Teachers of Shamrock High: Embodied in the page s of this annual is the pictorial iistory of another good year in the Shamrock Schools. As we finish the year, I think we can be justly proud af the achievements that have been gained through an axcellent spirit of cooperation. fn lo oking to the future with thankfulness for a new lchool plant andimproved conditions of learning, each rf us, students and teachers, should dedicate our- selves to a higher plane of effort in the coming years. Jnly through proper planning and e ffo r t can we gain he satisfaction of a job-well-done. Fhe annual staff and their sponsor are to be congrat- Llated on another fine yearbook. It should serve as a xleasant reminder to all s tude nt s of the good years 'ou have spent in the Shamrock Schools. Yours sincerely, Kenneth M. Laycock Superintendent -fr May I express my appreciation to the s tudents and faculty of Shamrock High S c h o ol for your wonderful spirit of cooperation and loyalty Your hand work and many hours of planning and doing have made this school year 1956-57, a most successful and profitable one. Let us remember that no goal howeve r high, is impossible to reach if we allow our minds to work together and exert enough energy. Let us always set our goals higher and never be satisfied with anything short of success. Si . Boyd Williams Principal FACULTY MISS HELEN BORTH Home Economics North Texas B.S.-M.A, 6 years here Q23 elsewhere, MR. TRUMAN SMITH Southwestern State Okla. B,S, Education Coach-Drivers Ed. 2 years here we 'L . 'iewawvs' MR, H,C, WEATHERBY Voc-Ag. F.F.A. Texas Tech B,S,-M.A, W.T.-B.S. 20 years here Q2 elsewhere, MRS. BEVERLY WHITTLE Science-Jr. Sponsor S.U.-A.B. W,T, -M, E,- Chemistry-Ed. 18 years here l ,FIT ' . MR. JOHN BOND S.S. -Coach-Fish Sponsor T.C.U.-B.S.-P.E, 5 years here Q2 elsewherej MR. M.B. CONNOLLY History W.T.-B.S.-M.E.-Ed. 4 years here Q18 elsewhere, MRS, ESTHER CONNOLLY Commercial-F,T,A, LT,-B.S.-M,B,A, Business 4 years here Q12 elsewherey .af MRS, ROSAMOND NEECE English-Sr. Sponsor k.C.C.-B.A,-Eng, French Speech 2 here Q7 elsewherej V7 UQQ WLQ1,, ff ,VVf,C,eV.,l1Jf, Q f f 4 , I I. LA! MR, WILLARD EDGETT Band 8: Chorus Texas Tech B,S.-M,S, Music 3 years here Q3 elsewherej MRS, INEZ MONTGOMERY Math-Library-Soph. Sponsor W,T.-B.S.-M.A,-Ed. Math-Library 12 years here Q3 elsewhere! FACULTY MRS. KATHLENE SMITH English-Annual Staff W,T,-M,E,-Eng. Ed. 6 years here Q10 elsewhere! W. MRS. DOROTHY JO GEORGE Math-Irish Eyes W.T.-B.S.-M.E. Chemistry-Biology 7 here Q3 elsewherej SCI-IGQI . BOARD Gerald Mayfield Stuart Tisdal Glynn Bell-President Lyman Benson-Secretary Roy Scrivner-Vice-President E,M, Rives Kenneth Laycock-Superintendent Woodrow Sims-Business Manager CIHSSES ENGLISH My s., - L.H. Tucker and Julia Teegerstrom recording Van Orrickleadingaclass discussion, Reason- their voices. This teaches us to communicate ing and discussion develop our minds and pro- our idea s aCCll1'atC1y, clearly and effectively. vide the foundation for clear thinking in the years ahead. My u If In Junior English, American ' X literatureis studied. Herethe students are pointing out point s of importance in American Literature on the literature map. 4' Learning to express ideas and knowledge in English students gathering information by read- writing. Mrs. Neece helps Senior English stu- ing. Students read to gain spe ed and compre- dents in writing research themes. hension of the material. if A r .1 ,L 3 my F ' -1 f -'iff 'Cin1lf55M.'f . ff'lf':'i2Q i gm-m I gjgw f' ' M31 k ' Ui f,A A, 'IL Q- . Q 'Lt'L,p:BDo gs Q , ' 31, . J, 52, -WFS Igfiff ef TAC ytggfgfl f V 'xt .Q N LV 5 , rM 4 I 12 N 'J-M U ffklff . X Q f4FiESW44 'mmT467 1..ADWxA , M J, giftfffn uwy 1 9J fRLAD A S M MQjj2Qj,f'1H.u.,M il A M -.,..,fIgLf . ' A 1' 4 Qqv' 4 K, v W , A XJ f 1 -gs -ffff ' X N Nh G ' Q, 4- 4 is J' ' ik MEL- AA- W' Q RS SCDCIAL STUDIES Mr. Connolly pointin g out on the World News of the Week map places where history is being made. History helps us to understand the world today by studying past events. Q O1 ,Q -,,' ,J .4 i-I SCIENCE 'Q' Biology class looking a little beasties , protozoa, or mold, The study of science helps the student gain a knowledge and interest in science that will aid him in a broader, mor e satisfying life in this Atomic Age. It also helps to lay afoundation for a career in scientific fields such as: teaching science, medicine, phar mac y, technicians, nursing, and engineering, Visual aids used in chemistry, A few seniors in Second Period Chemis try class. Biology class studying Chordates. Pat smiled before the HZS was generated. C COMMERCIAL , 4' Qu- Mrs. Esther Connolly, our commercial teacher The main purpose of business math is to develop is introducing technical terminology used by a speed and accuracy in the basic fundamentals of bookkeeper and accountant. math, Business law is taught to develop the powe r of Training students to become proficient in han- reason and to exe r c i s e good judgement in the dling the dail y recording and financial routine explanationof legal principles and private affairs. of a bookkeeper. S t ud e n t s are trained to write s h o r than d by Typewriting skills are le a r n e d through actual dictation practice. work on the part of the student. s FCDREIGN LANGUAGE V59 The Spanish class is gaining a better under- Students are reading in Spanish, while others are improving on writing Spanish, standing of Spanish heritage, and are developing a deeper understanding of the culture of Spanish- speaking countries, Latin gives the studenta vocabulary that will not only increase his pleasure in reading Latin, and give him the main principle s in Latin, but will also greatly enrich his knowledge of English. Latin relates the relationship of our ancient and modern life, and also shows us the contributions the Romans and Greeks have given to modern Civilization, ' .iiff . 0 ,?9'fs'I ill C67 Gy S p o r t s rn a nl i k e driving is achieved through experience in both c 1 a s s work and behind the wheel training, We believe that the best way to become a competent driver is to develop self-control, correct-information, high-quality s kills and good social attitudes from the start. We study the individual, bo th as a driver and as a pedestrian. We learn the step-by-step proc edur e for driving a car and the proper purchase, o pe r a ti on and maintenance of 3 car. Second Semester Class DRIVERS EDUCATION The proper maintenance of a car is taught by studying diagrams of the car, as well as the actual working mechanism. First Semester Class e - : IIIIII55 ' 'a H3110 '-iL.,,,M, ' E Q.: -M ..,-. . U I 1 . ' ' -a.-. ' A . xjqgl Y x 'b' x' 1 i X V .A I A ii: L-f f A s 3 - Q-4 x, .. W, 4 9 ,f Y . .,,..-n-l--d- .-....17--- ' e K 3. -X3, . , MW. 5QvQ 3 Q, 2 '63 Y 1 an V we ...fb j A . df- ,if E W -154, 5 ' an Y 'M 1 4 ' ,iv vu-Y SXEUUEBQQSES 1 1 1 EOPEIBDA. .... B61 'Papua S o's0,man..,seQ Troy mac JoUy...Mce .Pre i lrbara Sue BeN.. .:5fea mrs. Use ce ...... .Sponsor I f fr-way, ul DAVID ADAMS Camera Club'54, Journalism Club '54, Golf '54, Annual Staff '54, '57, Irish Eyes '54, Basketball Intramural '55, '56, Drivers Ed. Club President '57. PAT ANDERSON F.l-I.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Class Sec- retary'54, Class Favorite '54, Science Club '54, Carnival Princess '56, F.T. A. '56, Intramural Volleyball '56. gs. - f,'13', ?'zs.'.'f,1pr,:j?2'3y ty-QQ' .E DONALD BURKHALTER Football '54, '55, '56, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Track '54, '55, Camera Club '54, Class President '55, F. F.A. '55, '56, Vice-President '56, Who' s Who '56, Junior Play '56, Chorus '57, Stu- dent Council President '57. MORRIS BUTTS Math Club '54, Science Club '54, F.F. A. '54, Crop Judging '55, Junior Chap- ter Conducting Team '55, Interscho- lastic League '56, BARBARA SUE BELL Class Treasurer '54, F. I-l. A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Pianist '56, '57, Student Coun- cil'55, Basketball '55, '56, Basketball Captain '57, All-District '56, Cheer- leader '55, '56, '57, Who's Who '56, Class Treasurer '57, Junior Play '56. CONNIE BLAKE Basketball '54, '55, '56, '57, F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Golf Club '54, Craft Club'54, Librarian '54, '55, '56, Best Personality '55, Junior Play '56, Intra- murals '56, Band '57, Twirler '57, BETTY EASTERLING Camera Club'54,F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Chorus '55, F. H.A. Secretary '57, CECILE FULLER F.H.A. '54, '55, '57, Historian '57, LibraryClub '54, Basketball '54, Band '55, '56, '57, Carnival Princess '55, Chorus '57, Sec. -Treas. of Band '57, Annual Staff '57, Drivers Ed. Sec. - Treas. '57, Band Sweetheart '57, CHARLENE CADENHEAD Who's Who '54, Carnival Princess '54, craft Club '54, F.H.A. '54, Has, '56, '57, F. H.A. Song Leader '54, Basket- ball '54, '55, '56, Rotary Student Award '55, Class Secretary '56, Class Fav- orite '56, F. H. A. Pa rliamentarian '56, Junior Play '56, F.H.,A. Song Leader '57, Chorus. JIMMIE CANNON Journalism Club '54, F, H. A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Junior Play '56, F.H.A. Re- porter '56, Chorus '57, Intramurals '56, il if f 1'?' 'ucv' ' 'Uh-f 'aqui 29 DON COPELAND Football '54, '55, Camera Club '54, Intramurals'55, '56, F.F.A. '55, '56, '57,Class Favorite '55,Chapter Farm- er '57, Parliamentarian '57, Class Vice-Pres. '56, Class Pres, '57, DONALD DAVIS Basketball '54, '55, '56, Math Club '54, Social Studies Club '54, Class Vice- Pres. '55,Chorus '56, Boy's State '56, Chorus Sec. '57, Band First Sgt. '57. CECIL GRAY Math Club '54g Science Club '54g Foot- ball Mgr. '55. MARILYN GREEN!-IILL F.I-l.A. '54, '55, '56, '57g Journalism Club '54g Class Reporter '56g Sgt. -at- Arms F. H.A. '57. 'EY' NELDA HANNER F.H.A. '54, '55, '57gF.H,A, Pres. '57, F.H.A. Treas. '55, Chorus '54, '55g Library Club '54g Class Sec. '55g Student Council Rec. Sec. '57g Who's Who '56, Junior Play '56, Girls' State '56g Student Council Treas. '57g Latin Club '57. ALVIN HALL Math Club '55g Junior Play '56, is MARGARET GROGAN F',H,A, '54, '55, '56, '573 Girls Golf '54, Craft Club '54g Library Club '54 Latin Club '56, Junior Play '56, KAROL HARRISON F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '573 Golf Club '54g Basketball '55, Intramurals '55 Junior Play '56, Chorus '57, 9 0' 1., l . , I- lA.. 4 4 Mn, o- , , I 2,13 MARY DEE HENDERSON F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Treasurer '57, LibraryClub '54, Intramurals '56 . J.L. HUGHES Football '54, Track '54, Camera Club '54,SCienceClub'54, F.F.A. '55, '56, '57. 2 sr. 1,12 JOY HEFLEY F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Basket- ball '54, Craft Club '54, Intramurals '56, Chorus '57, Cheerleader '57. ARLEN HENDERSON F.F.A. '55, '56, '57, Math Club '54, Football Mgr. '55. -Z' hrx 5152 , QVN. 4 in 'rr' X., ff' TROY JOLLY Basketball '54, '55, '56, Football '55, '57, Nlath Club '54, Band '54, F.F.A. '55, '56, '57, Conducting Team '55, Co-Historian '57, Chorus '55, Student Council '55, Class Treasurer '56, Class Favorite '56, Junior Play '56, Football Mgr. '56,Intramurals '56, Class Vice- Pres. '57. JIM BOB LANE Camera Club'54, Journalism Club '54, F. F. A. '55, '56, '57, Drivers Ed. Club '57, Track '54. JAMES LANHAM Class Pres. '54, Who's Who '54g Science Club '54g Band '547 Annual Staff '55, '56, Editor '56, Football '55, '56g Junior Play '56, F.T.A. Parliamen- tarian '56. KENNETH MEATHENIA Football '54, '55, '56, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Track '54, '55g Class Vice- Pres. '54g Class Pres. '56. WN 'turf JIM TOM NEELY Science Club '54, Math Club '543 Foot- ball '54, '55, Track '54, '55, F.F,A. '55, '56, '57, Basketball '55, '56, Junior Play '56g Intramurals '56, Stu- dent Council '57. PHYLLIS O'GORMAN Craft Club '54g F. I-I.A. '54, '55, '57p Class Secretary '57. PATRICIA RUSHING Craft Club '54, F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Basketball '54, Intramurals '55, '56, Junior Play '56, Irish Eyes '56g Latin Club '56, F.T.A. '57. BARBARA SCHAFFNER F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Corr. Sec. '56, Annual Staff '54, '55, '56, '57g Artist'54, Bus. Mgr. '56, Editor '57, Craft Club '54g Irish Eyes '55, '56, Junior Play '56, F.T.A. '56, Rotary Student Award '56p Latin Club '56I IH- tramurals '56. f X E ANN SMITH Band '54, '55, '56, '57, Twirler '56, '57, Craft Club '54, F.H.A, '56, '57, F.T.A. '56,LatinClub'56, Chorus '56, Interscholastic League '56. GENAVE SMITH F.H.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Basketball '54, '55, '57, Class Rep, '54, '55, Golf Club '54, Who's Who '55, Band Twirler '56, '57, Latin Club '56, Junior Play '56, Intramurals '56. YT? if 1'- Sf 1'- f GENE STOKES Band '54, '55, '56, '57, Capt. '57, Camera Club '54, Chorus '56, '57. GASTON TARBET Football '54, '55, '56, '57, Capt. '57, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Class Favorite '54, Who's Who '54, Track '54, '55, '56, F.F.A., '55, '56, '57, Jr. Pres. '55, Historian '56, Pres. '57, Rotary Student Award '56. LM AX Y JOY SMITH Chorus'54,CraftClub'54,F.l-l.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Corr. Sec. '57, Latin Club '57, Carnival Queen '57. HERBERT STACY Camera Club '54, Band '54, '55, '56, '57, wh6's who '55, F.F.A, '55, '56, '57, Camper Award '55, Conducting Team '55, Vice-Pres. '57. all I '17 tray ANNETTA TURNBOW F.H.A. '54, '55, Treas. '56g Basketball '54, '55, Craft Club '54, Junior Play '56, Latin Club '56gIntramurals '55, '56, F.T. A. '56, WILLIAM WILKINSON GLENDENE WALRA VEN F.l-l.A. '54, '55, '56, '57, Basketball '54, '55, Student Council '54, Craft Club '54' Class Treasurer '55' Intra- murals 55, 56, F,T.A. 56, Jun1or Play '56, Latin Club '56, it '1Z':. :.'v JOHN WALKER Football '54, '55, Track' '55, Science Club'54: Math Club '54gF.F.A. '55,'56, '57, 15 torian '57. JIMMY WHATLEY A 6 -aw , 'EI' Q9-ov' S-'xi 55,3 91:-:VXI FRANK WEATHERBY Basketball '54, '56, Student Council '54g Camera Club '54, Band '54, Track '55, '56g Who's Who '55, F.F.A. '55, '56 '57, Junior Play '56. JESSE WHITE Current Affairs Club '54, F. FIA. '55, '56, '57. WN N-r THOMAS DEVINEY ,SLN xv MARY MCCASKILL DARLENE BASKIN Q fwmienms U F I v Rose Finn Came ll.. ..... .msec . Johnny fenle .. ..... ..Vice Reg, Bm Teegersfiom. ..... Treas. mrs. whims.. ..... Ponsor Sue Anderson Claire Barcafar Sue Ann Benson Charles Brothers Billy Buckingham Rose Ann Cantrell Joel Chapman Johnny Conner Kay Dodson cibw N 'i-. i 5' QI----' xx Q' A ix Q ' i ,O LA A typical scene from Fourth Period typing class Keep your eyes onthe book, you girls' Charles Evans Jamie Bill Jack Gibson Eclwynu Hcnibree Lee Henderson Jinimie Ray Hill gg.: uv---'W 'N A, Look at those posters telling about the activities sponsored by the Junior class during Twirp Week. Can Gene read? f '- 'U'- 1 ,7 XJ ,. L. -t ' , 1' pr f ,- I Cvuinn Henderson Q X Linda Sue Isaacs vhvdli June King -FSM It looks like Linda Sue is makingprogresswithapersistantcustom- er whil e Tim poses for the picture. An ordinary Scene at a Junior runnnage Salcm Lydia Lang Donna Marshall Judy Mundy I G.. ,B Sandra LeBlanc Bobby McPherson Helen McBryde 9,7 Q th Dixie Neely Daulton Newkirk Shirley Pepper Gb' qv? 'ha- f fx 1 i N :Q 4, Dm Pat, is that a Twirp Card you are signing? Alvis Reeves Gene Riley Ann Scrivner 5' -' Mickey Reeves Johnny Sanders Tommy Ryan 5,1 . . QWQU r lf' 19 0 -is 'D' S!-7' s-J l 'X Q:-4' --5' QL' 4i 7 John Shackelford Bonnie Shelton Larry Spraggins 22 W 2 Qsfl' Q Just look at those guilty faces! Wonder what Tommy and Sue Ann have in common '? ,X Pat Throckmorton Jim Teegerstrom Jerry Smith f.,-.h 'fr X N 7 453, if .., .iris Ll.,, A .1 571 if Nbr Tim Tindall Ca l T' kl ro yn in er Billy Troxell Donald Vernon Bobby White Ettabelle Williams Don Willis Ray Wofford Mike Welty 'TN K. lg. vu, Qvllu-ur fir 'cf' 1 ,X I x 7 uv 39' ivy Qing.. QW'-if ,,r' Wu.. W 1 ,ir--' 41 4'--7' bd GJvmC9C0G1JUB r V luuuiuyuuimoH.....Pr6S. Ge orge Davns....ViceRes Sharon leBlanc..Treas Gwen Newkirl4....Se,Q. ns, monT3o me r y Q on S 0 r SP wr!.Q yr 1 f X ' Erne st Cadenhead L- 'E' '- - Evelyn Coates Don Brown Martha Car dwell Vir ginia B ond Hard Worker s Nancy Copeland 35 if 'Q-rf' Dudley Duberry Lawrence Cook f 4 X'C.. Gene Denham 'A f Linda Sue Francis Margaret Daly George Davis English again ? Q5 :gn Y-f-fx 'fwfr .G H 4 'f .Tune Griffin Katy Harrington Tommy Fenley Kenneth Graham Tommy Hofmann Y' 1 if 4--fx 'T,',I2 Lee Harrison Gerry Hefley Six Weeks Test Joe Jernigan is-1' LJ K, Beverly Hughe s G1b Roy Lawler Sharon LeBlanc N vr 4 ,M . i' .X 1 Ann Kimbrell inner' Shirley Moore , Nona Pendleton Gwen Newkirk Thomas Mason 159 We learn through visual aids. Lv- , 'E Q -' Karen Pritchard Nancy Phillips Louise O'Nea1 Wanda Pepper .k,x x X2 X X N Margie Sander son Kenneth Rascoe Verlene Tinkler Nix if-gf I fi s I , 1, Be tty Sutton Fire Prevention Poster s Billy Turnbow Marilyn Turnbow 14214 4' N is k nk 11 5 r Suv Cheramy Tisdal mslbcoaca ,MI vwpres. HuberTa Blake. Treas Julia Teege rsTrom..Vice-me SUSE 5Tu1ZmdrI....5eo. John Bond...Sponson 3 R. +R gr., N.- M 'iQ ,K ' 7.4, .., if f I-Iuberta Blake Ronnie Bolar Sc erry Brown James P l if if . Ke- ! , - ,A- yx, gi' ...7 - . x X r N l v , L, , Clara Evans Johnny Fitchler 5 2 2' N 1' I I Donnie Franks Shara Fulks A. 21 , i1 Charles Furgcrson Ann Gillis Janice Fuller Hard Working Frcshrncn? Don Hall Ncdra Harris any 4 -lf-' X I Carol Harvey June Henderson Jimmy Holmes Don Isaacs Linda Keys Ted Lawler Just as you say, Coach! Anita Loyd Jeannie Martin Juanolle Mathews S KVX 7 17 N-J G-4-1 if-L .,.. 5 - - 5-I Leon McBryde iii? 5 Larry McLemore Del M111er Jlm Moreno Alma Mosteller Attentlon please Carmen Newman if Frances O'Gorman Judy Morgan Jackxe Reeves Joy Reeves Joel Shankle X' I f as 4 Jerry Smith Q-u.,..-f' iv ' x.,.., if Irene Smith Juanette Steven s 11 Robert Stokes Suz1e Stutzman Barbara Sublett XX L. H. Tucker Finally studying English? Q Q BRAVE RIDERS AT SENIOR DONKEY BALI GAM x XX WISHBONE DESIGNED FOF E SENIORS SPONSOR BAKE SALE JUNICRS WORK FOR PRINCESS vp v Mart: q 5r:1,'y-:VV 1.1 RW. ., 1. ,Mp , , ,, , A ' BY THQ UTTUENT RUUY f Q., W Q an .5 1 4 ., JR. 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Wxvqlkll 1 , in V093-Y 0 'is qgggw i V gh 5 ' R..,.m,,,w,Hf U Xp ' HENDERSON WW ff 'if f 4fQf.lffx7 .l'1fF 15 17 H 'Wu Aa' 4,35 1 A . .VI 41, X9 l r Q I I -nil JV! 13 -an New-U xxx x 'Q Q, Q.. XX ,, Q. F ing' , Y W H0115 e 2 . fkiff' 'Q L 2 f f ,, N. if 1 ,,. f K. A A . ff -1,, s 4 if 1 ' ,fy pf f of' L CARNIVAL QUEEN Ioy Smith Amid good luck charms of stars, horse shoes, four leaf Clovers, Fairies and Lepre- chauns, JoySmith was crowned the 1956 Carni- val Queen on October 29, by senior class presi- dent, Don Copeland. The stage was set by an- nouncer, Donnie Dodgen. X A XR V l 1956 CARNIVAL CGURT Jerryl-lrnciar, Rita Cook, Kay Morgan, Ronnie Cantrell, Lar- ry Reeves, Norma Sue Clark. UM fe is Tommy Hoffman, Gwen Newkirk, Billy Shelton Jeannie Martin, Ettabelle Williams, Guinn Hen - derson. Y f E I 'N 2 , .4 I 'xp X 1 f 7 1 s Vi o 1- f ' Y' x f 1,!rN.Q Aff-fy 6,4 ,gn ffgu rm ss Sh am Voc Bdvbara BQLL I 4, fs.-.Ak ,VM N, Num WMM-. N qi- V ,..w-N' , Id K , 2-xxx Q X X Q x Q5 -ii, -.L ' . 3, , 4' fig' f ag 'L . .: . -.ax vb . 'KA -any , Q I ' V 4, 3 jf W glu 1 , , Q . RKQXV-i..L,fqL. hllil M V - 'K -1 .X .TI I , 1 f5' f -' 7 5, Q E55P4 - .. ff . X ws . IQ, ?-Dyk ,M 0 4 J 7 'gr' Q, Y v- - 1 , 5 X! , FP Y, Dfw' 9 W ,' I 1 14 Mwfss, NF UAD TO WAIT FUT WE GOT'EM1 w11r.1AMs PRPHQNT wmv wrmwiason Y , u M TFC AWAQV -Q EVNK WCTTLDNVI' MDE Haus BE NICE? FOUR FQTTHFUL OFFICE NORKERS A 'Fl' ,. an TQQEZS :za 1 'HALF TFE FUN IS HAVING THEM SIGNED .4 AE- A SILVFR cwma FPR Fa-QTP.AL1 QUEEN woamgz THB ,.,.. .w........... V- -mm Aff, STANDIN' CN THE CORNER Aww, VUST BE SIG if -il I Nv'..,' . -L Q I-lllln MAKF-UP CARDS 1 1 vi 3 1. ,1 Hcnn1zH11uns -- -,--D LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Shelton, James Moreno, Lawrence Cook, James Amerson, Donald Davis, Gayle Walraven, Joyce 0'Nea1, Billy Jack Gibson, Billy Shelton, Juanell Matthews, James Brothers, Louise O'Nea1, Ronnie Lummus, Thomas Mason, Carol Ann Harvey, Cecile Fuller, Don Willis, Jaunette Stevens, Betty Sutton, Genave Smith. Director WILLARD EDGETT Drum Major ette KAREN PRITCHARD e L ' ix 1. P LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Stokes, Don Issacs, Kenneth Graham, Joel Shankel, Mr. Willard Edgett, Karen Pritchard, Gene Stokes, William McKinley, Janice Fuller, Virgil McBeth, l Edus Shipley, Sue Neaville, Herbert Stacy, Gene Denham, Philip Vinyard, George Cook, Jeannie Martin, Caroline Shelton, Ann Smith, Connie Blake. BAND ps. 'T v Captain ----------- GENE STOKES Drum Maj. --- KAREN PRITCHARD Sec. -Treas. ---- CECILE FULLER Librarian --- -- CAROL HARVEY ---THOMAS MADSON --- DONALD DAVIS Y? lst Lt. ---- lst Sgt. --- war 1'-1-. in ze- vf Betty Sutton Juarmette Stevens Genave Smith Ann Smith Connie Blake Q7 v i 2' THE SI-IAMROCK CHORUS OF '57 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Ronald Blalock, Kenneth Meathenia, Tim Tindall, Donald Burkhalter, Van Orrick, Donald Davis, Tommy Clay, Gene Stokes, Robert Stokes, Joe Glover. Lawrence Cook, Thomas Mason. SECOND ROW: Joy Hefley, Jimmie Hill, Mary Henderson, Karol Harrison, Nancy Phillips, Jimmie Cannon, Katy Harrington, Jimmy Whatly. THIRD ROW: Charlene Cadenh d S d ea , an ra. LeBlanc, Helen McBryde, Sue Anderson, Pat Throckmorton, Anita Loyd, Edus Shipley. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Daly, Cecile Fuller, Francis Parks, Marilyn Turnbow, Karen Pritchard. The Shamr oc k High School Band and Chorus will go to Canyon in April to participate in the Inter-Scholastic Contest this year. The Band won three, third plac e s last year and third this year in marching, We are hoping to show impr ove me nt this ye ar in our sight reading and concert numbers. We hope to show this improvement at contest as well on stage, The Shamrock-Canadian Combined High School Band Christmas Concert Was held on Dec. 22, 1956 at Clark Auditorium - W-, J t .,,,- - E' L r' clll.lK I STUDENT COUNCIL President DONALD BURKHALTER VERLENE TINKLER Vice President CHARLIE BROTHERS ERNEST CADENHEAD Recording Secretary LEE HENDERSON CAROL HARVEY Corresponding Secretary JIM TOM NEELY ANITA LOYD Treasurer NELDA HANNER DONNIE DODGEN Advisor MR. WILLIAMS During the year 1956-57, the Student Council has done the following things: made the school float for St. Patrick's Day, had charge of the conces- sion stand at the basketball games, and estab- lished the Honor Roll, Don Burkhalter, Student Council President, presented a new flag to the high school. l W- . 1 3 My Q I M , x F '-H+' i i 53 When walking into the annual room One walks into a maze Of flurred words and planning people Surrounded, engulfed by a busy haze. At the square topped table In animated discussion Amid flying paper and loud Ideas Sits the sponsor, quite use to the clarnoring percussion. For nothing is unusual In this room where memories are preserved, Except when heavy eyes and tired hands make frantic work, To meet a deadline, then no limits are observed. At times like these the editor With hardly three minutes to spare Rushes out headlong Dodging cars, upsetting people, the deadline her only care. In this cluttered, oblong room The staff makes memories into pictures, So that as the years go by You will still remember every person, every picture, Yes, years from now when children laugh And giggle at the old fashioned look, You may pause to think back over youth That lies caught here in this Book. Ettebelle Williams, Mrs, Smith, Mary McCaskil1, Cecile Fuller, Shirley Brashears, Chearmy Tisdall, Barbara Schaffne r, Gene Rily, David Adams, Jimmy Holmes, Donnie Dodgen, JoelShankel. Not Pictured: Virginia Bond. Mrs. Smith, sponsor, Ettabelle Williams, Busine s s managerg Mary McMaskill, artist, Barbara Schaffner, editor: Donnie Dodgen, as sistant-editor, zo Photographers: David Adams, Gene Rily, Jimmy Holmes, James Gillis. L. an .s , tv. 'I 3 A -'LL SK Li. E R L E A D E R Q85 5:20 53 2.-23 LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Greenhill, P, Anderson, J. Perrin, Mrs. George, Sponsor R. Cantrell, G. Smith, C. Gray, G. Walraven, A. Hall, Nelda Hanner, Editor N. I-Ianner, J. Cannon, M, Grogan, J. Lanham, A, Smith, Glendene Walraven, Asst, Ed S. Anderson, C. Evans, J. Smith, 'T' Typists for the Irish Eyes The printers are Cecil Gray and Troy Jolly. F.l-IA. x NIW NW ,ow V 'fb if ' .gan 5374.361 ii 6 Z Y M 44,0 GQ, x FlRST ROW: M. Henderson, J. Hefley, B. Schaffner, M. Grogan, A. Smith, B. Bell, P. Anderson, C. Fuller, C. Cadenhead. SECOND ROW: D. Baskin, L. Lang, M. Wofford, J. Smith, C, Blake, J. Cannon, G, Smith, K. Harrison. THIRD ROW: R. Richardson, B. Easterling, N. Hanner, L. Henderson, J. Mundy, P. Rushing, G. Walraven. FOURTH ROW: H. McBryde, J. Hill, S. Pepper, D. Neeley, L. Isaacs, A. Griffin, B. Shelton, S. LeBlanc, E. Williams, A. Scrivner, M. Greenhill. F.H.A. Officers Skills and techniques are taught first, then meal planning, Table arrangements, table Settings, and eti- quette are demonstrated at parties. We learn to prepare, serve, and evaluate meals. t to buy a new stove gf M-M-0 .Yuml Preparing S-2 N ii mn ' ., 1 if f l ll 3 f2 --., JA- 'Tl FIRST ROW: A. Loyd, J. Fuller, D. Miller, L. Adkins, J. Mathews, B. Hughes, M. Daly, K. Harrington, L. O'Neal, J. Griffin, SECOND ROW: S. Brashears, E. Whitten, J. Stevens, J. Reeves, C. Newmen, C. Evans, S. LeBlanc. THIRD ROW: A. Mosteller, J. Henderson, V. Sanderson, N. Copeland, L. Keys, G. Newkirk, M. Sanderson, G. Smith, J. Alexander, D. Neeley, C. Tinkler, N. Pendleton, M. Turnbow, V. Tinkler, W. Pepper, B. Sutton, N. Phillips, G. Walraven, E. Hembree, K. Dodson. Sponsor--MISS BORTH Will we ever finish? A l I Girls shop for food and discuss good fruit and X fl vege table s buys during their visits to local . -rv groceries. as Selection of fabrics, patterns, and finishing is taught. Making a garment is a requirement. Girls learn to make and care for clothing. 'Mano' bd: 'I f ilAll0Cl Kllll nm-um !'t'.O .. K W' 'Q 5.1-20 fp : W1 ll.01r '2 'f L' al Q., 5, .mv ' .W ---- ':' ' , i 'fi ' at v . . ,xr I, vee. .1 Q, h F b ig F if F.H.A I i7'lt , , ,.,.. 6 'f C oosing a rics products . L f- N- 'L .SA 755 ' 5. 1' .- x' Y, 511' QA' FYI: 'Vw P 1 5 ALSS4' ,,,, . 25 R ,f n 0 ' o' b o . iw , 'x ll D 7 'l 9 r Q Q' 5 'C' . 1,105 'L o J 5 FRONT ROW: M. Welty, H. Stacy, T. Jolly, J. Connor, D. Copeland, W. Miller, A. Henderson, J. Fenly, J. Neely, B. White, SECOND ROW: J. White, R. Wofford, B. Buckington, C. Palmer, J. Putman, J. Walker, Mr. H.C. Weatherby. THIRD RQWg F, Weatherby, G. Tarbet, G. Henderson, B. Troxell, G. Riley, J. Smith, J,L, Hughes, R. Schlegel. FUTURE FARMERS George and Sam, Officers of Senior F,F.A. Live s tock Officers of .Tumor F F 'iw - , .V +-+l-+-- -l no-qu-ummm FRONT ROW: C. Ferguson, J. Butts, G. Lawler, J. Crow, J. Jernigan, T. Fenley, L,H. Tucker, J. Smith, K, Graham, SECOND ROW: D. Hall, C. Tyler, S, Sloss, R,A, McCloud, D. Franks, G. Hefley, L. Cook, THIRD ROW: W. Tyler, K. Foster, J. Hicks, K. Wyatt, L. McLemore, W. Milam, D. Dayberry, G. Davis. OF AMERICA XKQf D ! JM ,f -wr E53 l by IW 0 Q , WM Pictured at right is the F'.F.A, booth which won first place honors at the Shamrock fair and at the Tri-State at A ma rillo. Above is Jerry Smith and his project. DEADLY ERNEST Ch t He y G 1 t Aunt Eth 1 Margie Pumpkin ff Jill I X G1 dy W . G KW KD A t St 11a 1 lc 2 6 . C1 Q , ...... e , 9 E 1 x , ..... . Si xg f L XV? Mr. Bumpus CIAQISSHX Q, Sleepy C.E,G'mrn .... D E est H ....... . YU' X ,f Q VY X25 Kg? jx Nl! F P3 fnmlw ffgmggr GQ f W SM ES 4,4 NN E 95 Q27 V' N? ft K Gr YQ! X L N SlE.47Y 4 n an effort to ge he annuals back 5 oone 1-, we did not h t'me to get e ch arac ters and pxcmr I t t th e the play. We have left blanks for the people who were sele t d f th p t t write their names ac from the name of the character th y portrayed.jf 'H TATTLETALE Ettabelle Williams Tim Tindall , , . Judy Mundy , , , Billy Jack Gibson Lee Henderson , , Sue Ann Benson , Daulton Newkirk , Johnny Fenley . . John Shackelford , Ann Scrivner , , , Dixie Neely .... Jim Teegerstrom Ann Griffin ..,, Linda Isaacs . . Gene Riley , , Kay Dodson, , Don Willis , , Alvis Reeves , , , Helen McBryde, . Judy Perrin , . The Crowd ,,,, . . . . .Patty . Mr. Blaine . . . . Iabel . . . . Artie .Mrs. Blaine . . Ida May . . . . Tod . .Mr. Nixon . . . . . Walt . Mrs, Nixon Miss Wiggam . . . . . Paul . Louella . .Monica . . Barney . . . . . Quiz Mr. Whittaker . Mr. Bixley Mrs. Lorimer . . . . . . Hetty . . . . Bonnie Shelton, Edwyna Hembree, Shirly Pepper, Claire Baccfarr, Mickey Reeves, Pat Thockmaoron, Carolyn Tinkler, Sandra Le Blanc, Billy Troxell. Director .......... Mrs, Whittle Ah, Gregory 5...- We want Eamintrude Tel1 me no secrets ' Iv - FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA nlu'lF' . - ,. ,-, -.uxf' t . .Q , 25.11 4- ,fn-1 e . um nl-lik' , A743311 On Nove mber 7 , 1956, the F.T.A. officers were installed for the 1956 term. The stu- dent bodyattended the impressive ceremony, which was high-lighted with speeches and poems by the different members. The climax of the program was the installation of the officers by Mayor Seibert Wgrleyo 'l JF '7' f -R , . ... R, K 3 -mm was :ani 4 ,, sk-I ments-may my fr a-twins-.- Sa sc'Q1'tr . ,S L. -r' 4-15 President ---------- BOBBY MCPHERSON Vice-President -- GLENDENE WALRAVEN Secretary --------------- ANN SCRIVNER Treasurer - ---- Historian --- Librarian --- ------ HELEN MCBRIDE --- CHERAMY TISDAL ..-..------ JIMMIE HILL Reporter ----- --- PAT THROCKMORTON Song Leader - - - Sponsor ----- -------- SUE NEAVILLE --- MRS. CONNOLLY AQ ,Q U? N X I 156251 is 3? WWQQ Rv. COACHES Crooks Bond Sm1th Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Won IRISH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE McLean Lefors Clar endon Hollis Canadian Mangunx Quanah Childr e S S Wellington Perryton Lost-8 CO-CAPT. Charles Brothers 'Sn , WE THEY 6 Z5 12 6 0 31 O Z7 0 Z8 0 45 20 57 6 6 O 46 6 38 Tied-1 11 Q END HALFBACK Ed Campbell James Cannon Sept. 7 MCLEAN-25 SHAMROCK-6 The swift McLean Tigers defeated the Irishmen 25 to 6 with TACKLE James Crow HA LFBACK Donnie Dodgen TACKLE Charles Evans ha Wilborn Tyler turning in the best run of the night, a 90 yard kick- off return for a touchdown. Sept. 14 LEFORS-6 SHAMROCK-12 Coach John Bond's inspired proteges turned on the steam and power and defeated the Lefor's Pirates 12 to 6, gaining almost as much yardage on defense as on offense. Touchdowns were by Tyler ind Whatley. Sept. Z1 CLARENDON-31 SHAMROCK-O After being held by the Irishmen the first quarter, the Broncos aickcd up steam and defeated the Irishmen with a few good breaks md a strong, south wind. END END , Johnny Fenley Tommy Hofman use-'W' r K7 QUARTERBACK KICKER TACKLE Joe Jernigan Troy Jolly Leon MCBTYCIC sept. Z8 HOLLIS-27 SHAMROCK-O The Shamrock Irishmen bowed to another Tiger team as the Hollis fOkla.l Tigers defeated them Z7 to 0. Oct.. 12 CANADIAN-Z8 SHAMROCK-O A group of Wildcats, from Canadian, teamed together to defeat the luckless Irish 28 to O, at Denver Field. Oct. 17 MANGUM-45 Sl-IAMROCK-0 Led by Glen Hightower, the Mangum Tigers gave the Irish their worst defeat of the year, 45 to 0. Oct. ze QUANAH-50 Sl-IAMROCK-Z0 The Quanah Indians out-scored the Irish by a score of 57 to 205 although, they never had it won until the final gun. HALFBACK GUARD Jim Putman Alvis Reeves .......n,q CENTER I-IALFBACK John Shackelford Leslie Sigler Nov. 2 CHILDRESS-6 SHAMROCK-6 ftiej The Irishmen, playing fine defensive and offensive football, struggled through to a 6 to 6 tie with the Bobcats. Cannon scored the T. D, for the Irish with a 26-yard scamper. This gave the Irish a tie for fourth place in the District. Nov. 9 WELLINGTON-46 SHAMROCK-0 The Wellington Skyrockets overcame the Irishmen in perfect football weather by a score of 46 to 0. Nov. 16 PERRYTON-38 SHAMROCK-6 The Perryton Rangers, playing as the district championship de- pended on it, took a victory from the Irish. Tarbet, playing his last high school game, scored the touchdown, HALFBACK END L, H, Tucker Jerry Sutterfield . - I HF I 1 . - 145: 'aw i LEFT TO RIGHT: June King, Co-Captain Barbara Bell, Bonnie Shelton, Genave Smith Dixie Neely, Joel Chapman, Carolyn Tinkler, Shirly Pepper, Edwyna Hembree, Gwen New- kirk, Co-Captain Ann Griffin, Verlene Tinkler, Connie Blake. HIGH SCI-ICDCDL Coach Smith Where's the ball? Jump Dixie! '-s I Q V 1Ql wil ' I-on .p 'l ' H,.,.....l ns , an LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Jolly, B. McPherson, J, Putman, J, Fenley, J. Shackleford, D Davis, C. Brothers, D. Dodgen, W. Miller, G. Tarbet, W, Tyler, Coach Bond. BASKETBALL 1 Coach John Bond Where's the Ball, Ref. '? George gets a rebound! hx' .-n Xi Clara Evans Gayle Walraven June Henderson Audrine Anderson Frances O'Gorman Susie Stutzman Judy Morgan Alma Mosteller Sharon LeBlanc Scherry Brown Joy Reeves Wanda Pepper Huber ta Blake B TEAM BASKFTBAI .I .wr l .5 Lee Harrison Larry Anderson Charles Tyler Tommie Hofmann Gib Roy Lawler Phillip Brookshire 4, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Gillis, V. Orrick, C. Brothers, J. Holmes, J. Sanders, D. Dodgen, J, Shackelford, T. Ryan, D. Adams, B.J. Gibson, Q, ,.i ,K F Who'11 be the fourth man to team with these returning lettermen? Our coach, Mr. Kenneth Laycock. . rr' , J-'tk -R11K 3-V -1 Q Q Globetrotters Jr Hot Shots INTRAMURALS Intramurals have been a part of the school activities sinc e last year. This has al-lowed a major part of the student body to participate in Physical Education. It has given us healthy attitudes towards competition in sports. This has also created better sportsmanship among the student body. We believe the students have enjoyed and profited, since intrarnurals have been created. Senior Has-Beens Famous Fish Begmnmg Bermudas Irishetts JR. HQGH in 'bv Wx ., l ,k e Y 'vftwwo is-as W qR. HIGH HAND ' ' QPAGZVF A 4 v X W ,ff'E '? u 5 r if - .AJ Y fl, 'ww A ,3 V f' f m, I Aw, J!!v4iiEx- , -V ,S A - V ' 4, 1 My ,.. 1 'wmf' Q 5 ' ' 53, Ei L 1 , ? 5 3 N FW r .A 1 5124 Q 1 17? -. 'f 4 . fy ,I , . , ,,,, 'J .,,, L M 1 H 1 , . gf, E. 1 e N, 6 X -d CTTT7FN?UTD CIWD VEFTTNG W:1 .. K, 1 f 'S ' Q54 5111 .- - ,, V1 A 1 r 3- . 4 -. , A... F - in .41 , TFE FILUENG D VN mr W., . M., W ww GE S wHo oGRAPHY's MUTT Y W l li INK EOWT GEOGRA PHY? I Jai AAAI. flu. xr- FP any OQF AND PUWTRY CLUB OFWICFRS -1.41 SS BRYAN AND THAT WAT? rw? 'M' OMEOYS 2 ON, THQSE T NEW SCOUTS ,,. r con..- ., -..F ,M ifffa -.r..T... wx ? JR. HIGH LOVE FIRDS WGHOST WALK H ANDRA TAP DAN CEB BBY AND Lw!q'r' THAT HOT ROD THE NWGQO ,an :CX - ! YP' 'lull-lvl 77'ifw!, MRS. BARRETT MRS. SCOTT MISS BRYAN Sixth Grade English Spelling 8: Math IR. I-HGH FACULTY MR. WELLS Pfi ml ,NW LL MR. CRQQKS MRS, TEEGERSTROM MRS, WELLS History 8: Coach Social Studies Sixth grade pwiagv i,,Uz.f,,.J C2512 , 5 gd M4 f up W T -T Wanetta Alexander Carolyn Barcafar Jean Biter James Brothers Linda Copeland Judy Fitchler Steve Hardin James Amerson Mack Bentley Parthenia Bonner Mike Cantrell George Cook Don Fugerson June Harris C .... XC!!! ng . 1 'Y ' C, vt ' Sandra Braxton Q I ,James David Clay Jack Downer Mary Gillis Bobby Hawk EIGHTH x ., x -4 , I , f Mk ,G D, i , 'fl' r J q ' ,, .x . -it ff Ronnie Cantrell Faith Blake President Vice-Pres. Sandy Cochran Gracie Easterling Danny Grogan Alvin Hawley l r 9 L X ' ' ff' . - iw- 'gg 11 ,-.. l SH 0 ,,- tm, ,. - - rw-p . ,rw t '-3' , V , Ml N- K P .1 5 ' mg iii -UT I 7 Y . in - ca' QQ Carolyn Ellison Cecelia Hancock Pam Henderson SWR 21'-'nm wi Q I James Hallobough Virginia Hender son Jack Henry Roy Henry ta' A f if 3 51 'J 4 -if J J f . XV' J - KC I i 57,545 J , mm - P- 1' 4 ,e GRADE Dora June Hill Howard Jones Garry Marriott Kelly Parker Carlee Russell Lara Sloss Betty Williams I L WNY e l Becky Jouy Pl 4, Rody Lummus b F X - Joyce O'Neal . gf Y. '- Annette Reeves ' ' LaDonna Shuping y f 'T' J t Philip vinyard , 3 h -5 K , yr is 3 Alva Henderson - ', 4? S Treasurer i 5 f I . 0 1 'U Pk ! I 'J' A - ' , f -f - ' 'Q , Q' ' .pi r- 1 X -Al In ,5 , . w D ' ' 5 . . D 3 wi, Virgil McBeth Q fl fy 'Z '- Joyce Perrin -D 4 Carolyn Shelton -Q' 1? s ' Betty Turner A y ' A 1' ... r U ,. Dennis Pepper .5 fri, ' - U ' Tommy Shackelford ' X ,' Cecil Tonguet L R' X 4 ' K' .4 E 0' A 0' 7 ' 'Y Z A 4 1 . . ,f-1? .Terry Settle Nila Jo Tipps gn M . 1- , - sf ff if . if 3, 1 M 'V 'ri i Ii?- Jerry Jernigan Robert Lummus Jimmy P. Morgan Dutch Parks Gail Russell David Smith Marita Wright '- W ', ' L. X 3 3 V - .1 if .-.. . ,T D' 1' I A . ,...'x ' . 5 I 'c A. A-.4.' PatSY Austm Jerry Hrnc1ar Paul Harral Presxdent Vice-Pres. Q v is if 3 J ' ' 1 H y D QSM. 1. 1 Karen Castleberry Tommy Clark Martha Connolly Rita Cook Karen Day Cynthia Davis 43 Q, Q ' Dianne Frye Betty Sue Hall Charlotte Harbour Carol Harrington Dale Whitten Jimmy Worthham Nekita Palmer Sec . -Tr eas . 1 r ul Q w V. x 'F u I 1 , i A 2. in X. :gy 1 iirxldilf I it .1 f .fp-mv Jerry O'Neal Jimmy Pillers Eugene Price Thomas Rascoe Christine Shelton Loretta Sigler r Apreill Tisdal Zona Turner Ann Tyler Edith Vick Wanada Vick Joyce Wheeler GRADE N x X , Q X lf My AIM , N e i Dennis Keys Michie King Victor Loyd Sandra Miller William Miller Bill McBryde i ,ww ,,,,i A , 'y 5 ,ff V, Gr 1 I. ' , U iw :xx 'xl l ,' K Q: . Q -4 Y M Y flfn ' :34 N' ' ' Ronnie Smith Sue Smith Deana Southard Phillip Spraggins Mary Sutterfield Orville Thomason 'NBII . L 'f'9f -5'ff'7 ' ' ' Q . c A Q .. K x,, iiL ! ! 5 l'fbli 1 1 . f f Donald Aaron , -V 9' ' V ' Carl Adams - - v . 1 a . X xx -,A I, 1 Q W A A 3 Noel Adkins C , V ' Gayle Bentley ' L ,g ' m L X , -ef'sg,, if fx Mark Blondstein . M - ,L-l- . '44 r 95, Kay Bond - U Y G 'Q Q ' Karl Bond , . L ' Q L Larry Brokar Y ' 3 K E V Bobby Buckingham xg. A. 6 Q ' , . ', 'V ' Roy Bumbers , ' X .' 4- lv' ' C at IV .ull A i s if bb YAY wk Linda Cantrell t- r 1- , Paul Carver Q 'N Sharan Casey ,, A N. like ., N , ,gn h .4 Xu 1-J, . - - at E 8 :X 5: X - Bobby Lee Chapman .wt ig, . Paul Clay ' j K Norma Sue Clark 'V n w h A X , fna'?T: H , ' A f ' if K . r x e s . , Alvle Burdine Pat Cantrell President Vice-Pres. Buddy Clifton Bob Cusick Ronald Davis f' Q Kenneth Denham ' Q ',-A Q c me wsu - ps Linda Dorris Bobby Edwards H Janice Exum X, ' ' . 1 , 5 K 'IIL if 4' .4 J-.,-, H , , 4 , We Preston Hall ' A ii Cuba Mae Harvey 3 'r ' 'V Larry Don Henry i we jf Steven Hicks , 4 fx C f V 'U . ,g n . ,- X Mx C 'M .ll 'V - Karen Keltner Gloria Keys A ' Mary Ann Kilpatrick Roy Don Leak Ray Luker KA . :Q ' VX ':.-.M kr , tl, -S 5, - . 2 , 'L.r , +Mq'iQQ - v f lf L x 1 -P , ' f f .big x ig A' if Q r' 4 v g .sq 'J r tl l ,.. t -e 'li -rt P nl Wallace Matthews Patsy Mayden Tommie McCormick Jerry McCurry Margaret McKinley Carolyn Montgomery Darlene Newsome Carol Jo Parrish Keith Parsons Philip Pendleton 2 Ava B ur dine . Q38 X FX x . R- K' . ' 1 'sn- fi 1, . 1 f f X If!! X Sandra Tr eece Treasurer Joy Harris . Q N i ,t Kathryn Pepper ' Ronny Rainey , Larry Reeves H z Gloria Robinson Secretary 'Q' fir is f ' X T71 R A . n 6 I jr X in P Q, 'K L, J ' I kli. . . 2-Lxr is .X 1 X . 9 am nw 9 .-ri i , i ' 23 5 gtff R Lx 0 Paulette Reeves . Ia Gary Ritter l Tm B obby Robins on Glenda Russell Tommy Scrivner Q Eileen Shelton Joyce Shuffield Dona Joel Shuping Sheran Smith Barbara Siegler Nancy Turnbow Kim Wilson Gene Whittle V .Q Mary Woodruff Douiel Wright .sun-.nn man. . . 1 . ' . if.-4 7 ' ' fry-5... A s- ' -Q .as ,-1 'l W NJ.. FRONT ROW: Mgr. P. Harral, B. Spraggins, J. Downer, B. McBryde, M. King, D. Grogan, Henderson, J. Lipe, B. Edwards, Assistant Mgr. T. Rasco. MIDDLE ROW: J. Wortham, D. Smith, R. Lummus, B. Bowen, H. Jones, T. Clark, G. Emmert BACK ROW: E. Price, J. Hollabough, M. Bentley, J.D. Clay, V. Loyd, J. Settle, R. Cantrell Coach Crooks, J. Jernigan, J. Campbell, D. Spraggins, O. Thompson, D. Whitten Wellington Canadian Memphis Wellington Wheeler Quanah Childre s s Memphis IR. HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES We They 20 0 0 2 ftiel 7 7 26 18 0 12 13 32 18 33 14 12 Won-3 Tied-1 Lost-4 JR, HIGH CHEERLEADERS for 1956 were--Carolyn Elli son, Deana Southard, Linda Cantrell, Becky Jolly. FIRST ROW: Virginia Henderson Dora June Hill Mary Gillis Peggy Loftis Kay Morgan Judy Fitchler Pam Henderson Faythe Ann Blake SECOND ROW: Coach Crooks Carolyn Shelton Betty Williams Joyce O'Neal Cleta Kay Anderson Becky Jolly 'ulQif 3' N Carylon Ellison Carylon Barcafar Annette Reeves IR. HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Jerry Hrnciar Michie King Alva Henderson Robert Lumrnus Kelly Parker James Halloo SECOND ROW: Steve Hardin, Mgr. Garry Hayes Grant Emmert Howard Jones Mack Bently Coach Crooks 1- 5, i 5 slam, J -.,,44,g35 'S 1 .k fi 'Q 1 , ,,-0' ,-u ,fv- ,4- Q H v DRINKING? 'y,. '. x .J If 3. 'L fn ' -g T , n, ' 4 NX mf'-'5 Qin' .YW 4 1, 5 1 mr I . N g x I My ...I Sz'a..xL1LQ.BQ1'lx1.. K-.. .E . I vm ll :I I X .,:- Q, Wrwo WIS? 14-I ,.,, .. K LLLJ' 'ff 13 v NVIE 1 I , ya, QW .h , : W!! . 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