Shamrock High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Shamrock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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I .X W- I MKjg5?g1,ggE.35g5M,hf, ,fmff f I ,mx LK: '53 ,X .V , , ' 1 H. wi 2 E iw, im,, 'y?7f ij7'ff', YQLLM f7wf,,93gaj 'f,,,.T9 W Www WW M Jiifw 1 W W ws K, ' , fw W- MM ' Wsffgyff W 2233 ffm!! WHL 3 gwjdwfl My 1.f,,fgJV'M' i gig? fggl ' 5 1 1 5Qf,,.3f'yjj ff? x - Jgjyfigjwww 1 my ,wif Wig? W7 1 gow bw if Q QWSQE 5 ig 335 5 FJ f,4wr, ff 41,4 EE - 25' - , Wyfa ,,,,,,, .-u.F0REW0RD Aaaf gf ' - jklhjs we depart from this friendly atmosphere oflearning, let us carry this yearbook as an everlasting treasure of our memories of Shamrock High. As we look back we will appreciate the years ofdedicated ser- vice the teachers have rendered for our future success. We, the annual staff, do sincerely hope that this yearbook will serve in the future as a permanent reeordofour joys and sorrows, hopes and fears, failures and successes. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES SPORTS FAVORITES .T R. HIGH School Board Shamrock Public Schools Board of Education Lyman G. Benson . . . .... President J.W. Fields . . . . Vice-President E.M. Rives . . . . . .Secretary R.S. Tisdal . . . . Member Glynn Bell . . . ..... Member Roy P. Scrivner . . ...... Member Dr. E.B. Range Jr. . . fnotpicturedlMernber Kenneth M. Laycock . .... Superintendent W.A. Sims ..... . .Business Manager Banquet served by Home EC. girls. The board of trustees works toward providing a school system for the continu- ous development of the student so he may become a good citizen of our society. Shamrock teachers were honored by the board at a Teacher-Appreciation ban- quet, May 15, 1958. Service pins were awarded to teachers of five or more years of service in Shamrock. Discussing plans for new school Q- xxrmsf. maaiw.-2. Y Q- MR. KENNETH LAYCOCK MRS. LEON TREECE, Superintendent's Sec. Superintendent P 2 Shamrock teachers surprised the Laycocks with a house warming. MR. BOYD WILLIAMS Principal Cafa , K S hooi Pxsvgnmen waief h C NNQQS ff ance-QA 1 Q!! X P' QQXOGX Z x00 l Q LLVQVGQ, f I f f , Wt' I 1 3 Q ,Q 'f ff ' Q, .3 ff , ff' f X I I! X. If Q, ff 7 i I 4 I Q! ZW Z Valuable records are kept in this vault. MW Checking absentees with the help of the' office girl. f! MRS. ESTHER CONNOLLY Commercial MISS HELEN BORTH Home Econorn1cs V MR. WILLIS GIDDENS Band 8: Chorus MR. BILL LALICKER MR. MILTON CONNOLLY History HIGH SCHOOL Coach- -Civics - -Geo. MRS. INEZ MONTGOMERY Math--Library MRS ROSAMOND NEEC E Engllsh MR. LOUIS POWERS Coach--English Biology MRS. KATHLEEN SMITH Annual Enghsh Coach- -Drive rs Ed MR. TRUMAN SMITH FACULTY MR. GENE S TEPHENSON Mathem atics MR. HOWARD WEATHERBY Voc-Ag. F.F.A. MRS. BEVERLY WHITTLE Science , , .. , . . f ' rf F'or'eipn Exchange Students L enjoy pep ral ly. The last pall 15 Teachers vs. Jr. 51115 M j . E ,ge 1, , 'Q Gpenhouse of the Laycock? home. who seems to be our new ' ..'i. culty Q-1 i J o vo KW Z' ,Q 1 o V, Q V' J ,-g' n Q ' ' A 'K 1 P o Tfli? In hats modeled by Sr. glr I z A Q. oo ' ' o A P 4 MM J heorleaders Gofgtal. Wx- ,,. . o ' 11 ,f . ':. ' b o w1f ,,. o va 'Q'-,A o oooo . - .o ' i ,o A. l oo o f '---' ' 7 1- 1 ' 5 ...1 1 f V M , .f..V Q I -215' -of --:gl wif! i f '1'f - 5' ,... 'fi 'v :Gigi 1 A -vu r 'P X ..,,., ' 2- 7 xii ' . , h . Wi nm Who forgot to bool? Clarendepf?QW i U 7 . A T!-Sh? f P L if xciting game b F7 fb ? F' Someone's pants are showing tween Shamrock and Samnorwood ff: As , i- .H ,E , i- W: . G 1110 17 if it I . Q W Q Nw in 3 is-4-lfw f-f men- I-25121021-if'-D1 o 'wo- 1-Z' o ooo f o h'h 5 ' f , m L 4GAh:l X' I ,. L. . f,,:. -. ' ,. ..,, QQ., ,Mg lk I , A Y Second period algebra class finding unknowns Plane geometry class works with triangles . Mathemtics Algebra must be looked at and understood as a language. The ability to use arich and an exact language is one of the highest attainments of cul- ture and one of the most desirable attributes of an educated mindt As a language algebra is a highly condensed language. It is a language stripped down to essentials Where all extraneous matters are absent. The laws of nature are but Mathematical thoughts of God. Digging for themselves . Practical English magazine for speed reading Seniors writing on research themes . Juniors studying American Literature. English The Junior and Senior English subjects are enjoying an integrated program of literature, composition, and grammar. Although this is the first year of the program, the students find that it provides interest and variety in class work. The Reader's Digest is used in Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes to increase compe- tence in reading and spelling. Freshmen use the and comprehension. Sophomores silently reading Literature Freshmen diagraming sentences . Freshmen studying Practical English. W Social Studies In order to gain a better understanding of the . . . . . f ' t' t d W ld H' t . Civics class reviewing American government. orelgn na lons We S u Y or IS Cry In social studies our main inte r e s t is in keeping foreign relations at its best and learning how to do so in the future. We learn the laws of this country and how they' were meant to be interpreted. This class in deep study of something very interesting. y American Histor class studying in their Workbooks ii First period typing class. Commercial work trains the student to become proficient in handling the basic business skillsg daily recording, typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. A student may successfully apply what he has learned after graduation. Commercial Math Class . Commercial Second period typing class. K mf X Tp wku h gym Shorthand Class- Bookkeeping Class H 7i'A'. 'YQ1 i ,F I i I di Q! W 'Hifi' --4,4 'I-EMM ' K Physics class studies 4 cylinder engine Chemistry class makes hydrogen chloride. Science With the launching of the first space satellite, October 7, 1957, the space age came into being. We must equip ourselves with all the science knowledge we can if we are to live in the future world. Interest in science is being inc r e a s ed in Shamrock High School with the planning of a sci- ence fair this year. Students will be given an opportunity to participate in several categories of science. Physics class demonstrates coefficient of expansion. Biology class examines Herman General Science class studies flame. J .g ' 'fgmrl Q 9 Driver s Education Highschool courses canprovide the most favorable opportunity for youths to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for safe driving. The instruction set-up of greatest promise is a two-part drive r s education course. Around such a practical two-part system, Sportmanlike Driving course is built. It is made up of: l. Classroom teaching Z. Supervised road practice. Both parts of the course are regularly sched- uled in school curriculum. In classroom work youth drivers learn: What makes the good driver. Traffic laws and the reasons for them. The serious personal and social responsibilities of driving. The elementary principles of how a car runs . How to keep the car in good condition. How to protect and to be good pedestrians . Stopping distances at various speeds. Vocational possibilities in driving. The Latin class reads about the Harpies. Latin Il students read stories on different phases of the culture of the Greek and Roman nations . A great deal of reference reading is done to pro- vide background for studying languages and to appreciate our debt to these famous people . Em- phasis placed on a thorough understanding of syntax and vocabulary. In the second semester the class translates Caesar's Gallic Wars. Re- search is done on Caesar's life and all aspects of history related to this story. FOREIGN Our crown performance Siempre Una Vaca. The famous vocabulary line. LANGUAGE The Spanish I class tries to master a reading and speaking vocabulary and to learn the basic gram- matical forrns . Cultural material is studied both from the historical and the modern viewpoint. The importance of friendly relations with our neighbors of this hemisphere is emphasized. We Won't forget Mary Kay. The officers of the Library Club: President--June The Library Club members Griffen Secretary-Treasurer--Margie Sanderson, Reporter Carolyn Barcafar. Library and Study Hall The library is shelved with many good and interesting books, such as Fiction, Biography, History, etc. There is a verticle file, a shelf file, a card catalogue, and a complete section of reference books. The library is being improved more every year. Study Hall is anhour period set aside in every student's schedule for their benefit, to use for getting their outside work and class assignments. Studying in Study Hall. Making use of the periodicals P. E. girls build a pyramid. Girls get set to do front-rows. 'P.E. Class The girls' P.E, class meets the fifth periodg the boys' class, the second pe riod. In these classes the students learn the fundamentals of many different games. Emphasis is placed upon developing body skills, such as: agility, balance, and reaction. This year the girls were intro- duced to elementary tumbling for the first time, The boys have been working on individual skills in tumbling and acrobatics. The Rocking-Chair for building leg muscle Boys try back-ward flips. Coach grades back-ward air flips. President ...... TOMMY HOFMANN Vice-President . . . CHARLES TYLER Secretary. . . . EARLENE MALONE Tieamuer . . NONA PENDLETON Sponsor MRS . NEECE Seniors WILLIAM .TOE BRADLEY ERNEST LEE CADENHEAD Football '55,'58, Class Pres. '55, Basketball '55,'57, Track '55, '57, Who's Who '56, Student Council '56, Vice-Pres. '57, Pres. '58, Intramural '55,'56, Rotary Award '56, Boys' State '57. DONNIE BROWN FFA '56,'57,'58, Intramural 'E Chorus '58. DUDLEY DABERRY FFA '55,'56, Sentinel '57,'E Intramurals '56, Grass Judgi '56,'57, Chorus '58, Livesto Team '57. LAWRENCE COOK Band '55,'56, Prop. Mgr. '57, FFA '56, '57, '58, Chorus '56, MARGARET DALY FHA '55, '56, '57, President '58, Chorus '55,'56,'58, Intramurals '55, Class Sec'y '58, Library '55,'56, Who's Who '56, Irish Eyes Editor '59, Rotary Award '58, Spelling Team '58, Pep Squad '59, Reader's Digest A- ward '58. TOMMY FENLEY FFA '55, ' 56,'5'7, ' 58, Junior Play. KENNETH FOSTER Annual Staff '58, '59, Asst. Ed- itor '59, Track '57, '58, Football '58, Junior Play '58, Rotary Award '58. u-41 ' JUNE GRIFFIN Library Club '56, '59, FHA '56, '57, '59, Intramurals '56, '57, Basketball '59, Pep Squad '59. LEE HARRISON Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59, In- tramurals '56,'57, Track '56,'57, FTA '56, Chorus '59. s KENNETH GRAHAM FFA '56,'57, '59, Football '56, Band '57,'58, Chorus '59, Track '56, Basketball '56. JOE HICKS FFA '57, '58. KATY I-IARRINGTON Band '56, Chorus '57,'58,'59, FHA Song Leader '56, '57, '59, FTA Song Leader '58, Library Club '57,'58, Junior Play '58, Reader's Digest Award '58, An- nual Staff '59, Bus. Mgr. '59, Senior Princess '59. JOE JERNIGAN FFA '56,'57, Football '56,'57, '58, '59, Captain '59, Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59, Track '56, '57, '58, '59, Intramural '56, '57, Class President '58. TOMMIE DALE HOFMANN Football '55, '56, Regional Bas- ketball '55, '56, '57, '58, Track '55, '56, '57, '58, Rotary Award '56, Intramurals '55, '56, Class President '56, '59, Junior Play. BURL HUGHES Football, FFA '58. 44-QP' SHARON LEBLANC Cheerleader '57, '58,'59, Bas- ketball '57, '58, '59, Class Prin- cess '56, Queen Attendant '57, Class Favorite '58, Vice-Pres- ident '58, Class Treasurer '57, Chorus '56, FHA '57, Junior Play '58. ,..,,, K WJ '1d7'J EARLENE MALONE Chorus '58, '59, FHA '58, '59, Who's Who '58, FHA Vice-Pres- ident, Pep Squad Vice-President, Irish Eyes Treasurer. NONA PENDLETON FHA '56, '57, '58, '59, IrishEyes '56, '57, '58, '59, Class Reporter '56, Who's Who '56, Rotary A- ward '56, Class Treasurer '58, '59, Junior Play, Typing Team '58, Girls' State '58, Interscho- lastic League Play '57, '58. NANCY PHILLIPS FHA '56,'57,'58, Chorus '55,'56, '58, Library '55,'57, Intramu- ral '55, Girls' Sextet '56, Pep Squad '59, Annual Staff Editor '59. MARGIE SANDERSON FHA '55, '56, '57, '58, Library Club '58, Chorus '57, '58, FHA Valentine Sweetheart. .123 Pe ,l., tl KAREN PRICHARD Spanish Club '56, '57, FTA '56, Pianist '57, '58, FHA '56,'57,'58, Drum Major '57, '58,'59, Ma- jorette '56, Student Council Treasurer '55, Secretary '57, '58, Who's Who '55, Typing Team '58, Reader's Digest Award '58, Alternate Girls' State. KENNETH RASCOE Band '58, '59. VERLENE TINKLER FHA '56,'57,'58,'59, Basketball '56,'57,'58,'59, Annual Staff '56, Student Council '57, FHA His- torian '59, Cheerleade r '59, Football Queen '59, WILBORN LEE TYLER Football '56, '57, '58, Capt. B Team '56, Co-Capt. '57, Bas- ketball '56,'57,'58, Track '56, '57,'58,'59, TrackFirst District '58, FFA '57, '58, '59, Class Favorite '57, Out-Standing Ath- lete '58, Junior Play '58, Class Treasurer '56, CHER.AMY TISDAL FTA '56, '57, '58, '59, FTA His- torian '57, President '58, FHA '56, '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '56, '57, Band '57,'58,'59, Twirler '58, Band Vice-President '59, Annual Staff '57, Wl1o's Who '57, Irish Eyes '57, Spanish Club '59, Number Sense '58, Ready Writ- ing '58, FTA Reporter '58. CHARLES TYLER Football '56, '57, '58, '59, Bas- ketball '56, '57, '58, '59, Track '56, '57, '58, '59, Football Capt. '59, All-District Basketball '58, Intramural '56,'57, Class Fa- vorite '56, FFA '57, Student Council '58, Class Vice-Pres- ident '59. ELOYSE WHITTEN FHA '56,'57,'58,'59, Basketball '59, Intrarnural '56, '57, FTA '57, Junior Play '58, Pep Squad '59, Library Club '58, 5--'bw ah,- ?'5 ?'El'3E 3Z'li?f .' f'bif'f,f,Q!f5 ' ' ff www Y ' bf ,Qu Q .ll ft zz' ,f,1,i.-1 1 tl gf Y ' r Q ,skis President ....... HOWARD BOND Vice-President ..... JAMES CROW Smxewmy .... CAROL ANN HARVEY Tkeamuer .. .JULLA'TEEGERSTROL4 Sponsor MRS. CONNOLLY Juniors Audrine Anderson Lynda Adkins Hube rta Blake ' -XX , Q u w, ii , Q . 1 E 2 9-' up ' Yagzu d I ,mi ,, 4, . in - A 'nj Q X 5 52 5 Howard Bond Junior lassies cheer their team to victory? wmgix 1. w, 4 , . .' . ifm, 1, :ww .L 3 v L, K f. A fn. ,W . VF GL, ., Shlrley Brashears Jeanle Brown in--an 'hour' aw fx Kenneth Brown John Butts Reama Coltharp Ahh-f A11 ' ' m Favor? Ra.1se a Paw! Vernon Coltharp Nancy Copeland 1 'hnfP ' va James Crow - Dudley Daberry Clara Evans Janice Fuller Charles Furgers on Fight Irish. I .1 , -1 Ann Gillis fm Dar rel Goodwin Qviwtv Carol Harvey Jimmy Holmes Nedra Harris N-. Pay attention, Carol Ann! John David Hewitt Kathy Luman ah.: Uifngqw, -wigs Anita Loyd Leon McBryde Judy Morgan Carmen Newman ' W E All I Want for Christmas is an I. B. M. ! Frances O'Gorman .Tackle Reeves Ve rnell Sande rson Joel Shankle Billy Shelton Ralph Shelton Look at the odd ball. Q gf if I J' Sterling Sloss Irene Srruth l . V' if we W - v .vw f Q Q , ra f .Terry Sffllth W Suzie Stutzman Julia Teegerstrom L, H. Tucker No cuts, Isaacs! Gayle Walraven Kenneth Wyatt .i .. President ..... BILLY SPRAGGINS Vice-President . . . ALVA HENDERSON Secretary ...... DENNIS PASLEY Treasurer .... RONNIE CANTRELL Rqmrwr.. .EMNUXJEAN MCMULLEN Sponsor MR . POWERS Sophomores Wanetta Alexander James Amerson Carolyn Barcafar Jean Biter Mack Bently O 5 . L 0 - ' Faythe Ann Blake James Brothe Ronnie Cantrell James Clay Sandy Cochran George Cook Carolyn Ellis on Jack Downer Judy Fichtler Les Filonowich Kenneth GipSO1'1 f '3 Y .,,, .. 1111 -J-.4 A -sw ,nf H 4 M411 -. 1, I1-1:9 W M -'K Mary Gillis Whit X 'QIuar wmv Danny Grogan Bobby Hawk Calvin Haws Alva Hende r s on Patsy Hembree Pam Henderson James Hollabaugh iii!! . ., .T ,M , 'll! '!nn- .lg ,Q I Becky Jolly Harold Killgo Loretta Knight Billy Mayfield Robert Lummus Bobby Mayfield Emma Jean McMullen Jerry Mitchell Wir' Www-v- ' Kay Morgan 1583'- .., ,My Fha . Dennis Pasley Dennis Pepper Ulf - 1 'lf-4 'Inn-v F Glen Neuhaus Joyce O'Nea1 Sophomores Clas s meeting Lfhxq Joyce Perrin Annette Reeves H..-Y ZQh-rr Carlee Russell Stephame Sample Jerry Settle A-qw, Lora Sloss Billy Spraggins M . 1 A' '- 7 Q NQQVW Dwayne Stephens Jo Alice Stephens Juanette Stevens Hold On Tight z 1 1 Don Troxell Philip Vinyard Betty Williams Maurita Wright MVS' ww President .... . .JERRY HRNICAR Vice-President . . . JIMMY WORTI-IAM Secretary ...... GRANT EMMERT Treasurer . . BILL MCBRIDE Sponsor MR . LALICKER Freshmen 56+ Dwayne Alexande r Pete Archer Cleta Anderson Donna Beaty Gene Bradley Jo Ann Brokar Freshmen Gen. Science Peggy Byers Roger Coltharp Lew Carter Karen Castleberry Martha Connolly Cynthia Davis QF . . Bettie Davis Martha Davis if Jerral Downs Duane Emmert rg' Wanda Fowler Dianne Fry Betty Sue Hall Paul Harral 5'wnv '. A lik z Sw ' 2. f. I 1. f Re QQ-M' Grant Emmert t N Don Furge rs on Freshmen Cheerleaders Q4 K , 5 'ffwwv f-if ,rf Carol Harrington Linda Harris Gary Harvy QUW Jerry I-Iernbree Freshmen Class Meeting A R V A f snss nkns 1 , s f ME, g 1 ' 3. :Xi QI Q ' ' sh 'ar A' V AA,V gr VV X - V 'i v AV ,mi ,L W M I, , A A ,s sb' K is 4 , ..,',' .V , W ' S so ssss nf ., ,. .X S Charlotte Harbour Jerry Hrnciar Marita Isaacs Richard Johnsen 5:5-f 'Ln . Sandra Miller Jlmmy Morgan Jerry O'neal Joy Par rick A, ww if X XIHW-Ml '--ff W William Miller , X law, Nekita Palmer Go! Freshman Las sies 3'0 Barbara Pasley F K aa .I 1- Tomrny Shackelford Christene Shelton Hey! Look At That Sign Deana Southard xrgmxff L- R fn. W f 44 ,X . Q ,Y y J , nn nf gr .,:.5g,7z A 9 , f 1 - 'V .1-fmwiv I ,wwil b f V: 'xx ij: Larry Powell Thomas Ras Coe Sue Smith Mary Lou Sutterfield 'TID' rzirw 'iE-K a EW -' ii fx. Orville Thomps on Ann Tyler Edith Vick Wanda Vick Joyce Wheeler Dale Whitten Freshmen English Class Q 2 4 WX 4 2, .M ,PW W x - 3 , 5 . ,'..1eHxs, fi R JV .f 5 , .gw f-ff:-sh 4' V, if2Q+?a 2L , J w ' z-Q, ji. ' A :l f v? i ii ' :7Qf-2 53, 19 . f 'W ' , l , 21 c B 1 Y 4 rw: 4 gi fl L ff 9 A A f' S 1 fy A ' f A f fi .f Q '9 M . A g I s ! . Ol 4 . Fx l Q 4 P A ... 0 'fm' 1,2 C 4 ful Q'f A so .1 f LY' , ? if 1 Ep, M 5 as Y' 1 Q . 5, x , Ihlungx 1, Band Sweetheart Miss Carol Ann Harvey was crowned Sweetheart of the Irish Band during the Half-time period of the Shamrock-Per- ryton football game pl ay e d at Denver Stadium Friday night, November 21. Under the direction of Willis Gid- dens, the band marched ont o the field playing Military Escort. Band Cap- tain, L a W r e n c e Cook escorted Miss Harvey to the center of the field and pre- sented her with a bouquet of red roses as the band played Moonlight and Roses. Candy Dodgen, band mascot, served as flower bearer. l K Sharon Leblanc, Miss Shamrock of 1959 Sharon as Mis s Sham ro ck served as official ho s te s s to the twenty-four Collens vying for the title of Miss Irish Rose. Miss Irish Rose is Emma Kay Holland of Groomg runner-up, Jennie Mathers of Miarnig and third place, Patsy Jones of Plainview. ' ie in-. . , .5 iv Lawrence Cook Math-Agriculture A Average Katy Harrington Home EC. -Chorus B Average Kenneth Ros coe Math A Average Faythe Ann Blake All Subjects A Average Bobby Hawk A11 Subjects A Average J . N Jack Downer Science B Average L. H. Tucker Agriculture B Average Linda. Adkins Kathy Lurnan All Subjects Commercial A Average B Average Duane Ernmert Band-Math-Science A Average Martha Connolly Horne Ec . IIAII Average Paul Harral History-Science A Average r fag, 5 PERSONALITY QUEEN AND KING ERNEST CADENHEAD SHARON LEBLANC MOST FRIENDLY KATHY LUMAN DENNIS PASLEY MOST DEPENDABLE CARQL ANN HARVEY TOMMY HOFMANN MOST COURTEOUS OBBY HAWK EARLENE MALONE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME MARGARET DALY JIMMXU HOLMES T SCHOOL SPIRITED TYLER HUBERTA BLAKE I i MOST HUMOROUS GIB ROY LAWLER JUDY MORGAN MOST ATHLETIC VERLENE TINKLER JOE JE V .xii T, Slide rule: Cheramy Tisdale, Tommy Hofmann, Nona Pendleton, Ernest Cadenhead, Thomas Mason, Kenneth Rascoe. Spellers: Margaret Daly, Coy Smith, Bobby Hawk, Carmen Newman, Joel Shankle, Nancy Copeland. District Literary Meet Shamrock Ready writers: Faythe Blake, Lynda Adkins, Clara Evans, Frances O'Gorman. Declamationz James Amerson, Jean Daberry, Shirley Brashears, Kenneth Foster. April 18 Shorthand: Kathy Luman, Earlene Malone. Typing: Kathy Luman, Nancy Copeland. Poetry reading: Shirley Brashears, Billy Mayfield. Extemporary: Faythe Blake, Joel Shankle. News in Brief One of the Red Letter Days for S. H. S. this year was April 7, when we were hosts to the other High Schools of the County with Career Clinic. Leaders from many businesses and pro- fessions were here and discussed qualifications and training needed in the occupation in which we were interested. They also reviewed opportunities in their chosen field. It was a worth while activity and each student was enlightened in regard to their future vocation. National Library WeekQApril 12-151, was observed in Shamrock High School. Anattractive book display was on exhibit in the Library. At a special assembly the student body attended a Book Review. Pins were presented to members of the Library Club for services rendered during the School year. Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in April in the school cafeteria. The area I meeting for F.H.A. was held March 7 at Amarillo, Next year it will be held in Lubbock. ---..---..--- ---- ------ .-- -------- -- ----,.---- Shamrock's entry in District one-act play at Perryton, April 3. Behind a Watteau Picture by R. E. Rodgers Fantasy in Verse. A Watteau Marquise--Lynda Adkins Harlequin--Jimmy Holmes A Watteau Marquis--James Brothers Latern Bearers--Joyce Perrin, Charlotte A Watteau Poet--Phillip Vinyard ii- Harbour Fat Pierrot--Jerry Hrnciar Columbine--Nona Pendleton Melancholy Pie rrot- - Thomas Mas on Chorus and Band Contest News Choir--April 9-10 Band--April 2.3-2.4 Galliard Senior: Irish Folk Song Suite Junior: Medallion Begone Dull Care Death and the Maiden Little Irish Suite Now Thank We All Our God Steel King Northwoods Solo Contest S6I1iO1' Junior 4 solos 15 solos Z ensembles 6 ensembles The Annual Award's Banquet on May 16, was sponsored by the Student Council to recognize all students that have received awards during the school year. Junior-Senior Banquet--May l A Fairyland Romance was the setting of the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held on May 1, 1959. There was Magic in the Golden Wands as the sky was filled with Lucky Stars by the short fleeting hours in which the junior class of 1959 was host to faculty and senior class. The District golf was held at Quanah, April ll. VKX Mgq Most decorated socks at Xmas party. ffm A , f 5 r 4 T P. J K 'fp a Nhat HTC You 5 ' ' A N, V doln on Lhp grass. Well,Ye11 h 9 LNMQ 3' U ff-'X' A 3 . Ib., fJunior Play Emma,James,Kay and donnie coulin't be playing hooky,could they??? WOWI!!! 'Young Loveu 'wk Home Ec. Christmas Play people mater? ' B 2 U -,Sf ww Not - ' 35 9 Q3 haf Dau her Fanqw Irish QO1HP back at the QNX. Z' X -Q I ig .Q 3 E Q wwyig5Qw . . . i Uhib K3 ' ' f ' 9 f. Cooks flXlH? butter chlps. g H J l0Ok1nj iii JQYCQ- if 3' -X Nancy Phillips, Ed.3 Kenneth Foster, Asst. Ed.3 Katy Harrington, Bus. Mgr. Members: Sue Neaville, Donna Beaty, Mary Sutterfield, Sandra Miller, Joyce Perrin, Becky Jolly, Emma McMullen, Kay Morgan, Billy Shelton, Dick Johnsen. nnual Staff if gqfat, 1 ,.-f Just 33 pictures on sixth grade page! Mrs. K. Smith, Sponsor Building of snapshop page. Doing night work to meet dead-line. H-Mn FE. ,H Rama. W MSBKQR me x 3535 ,gg STUDENT COUNCIL President .... . . ERNEST CADENHEAD MEMBERS. .... L.H. Tucker Vice-President . .... JIMMY HOLMES Jim Emmert Secretary . . . . . SUSIE STUTZMAN J'a.Ck Downer Treasurer. . . . KAREN PRITCHARD LOTS. S1035 Advisor. . . . . MR. WILLIAMS D113-T16 Emmeff Apreill Tis dall The Council represents the student body. They work to present the wishes of the students to the faculty. With we supply the materials and labor for the High School float, and the annual Awards Banquet. the money that comes from the sale of football ribbons and concession stand QQHQ 'a H1 xg! gf 'gl 1. .W M .M . we S Ai i w Q rw ' Q J? QW ,iq ,. vw . if uf. Fx ga? . 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A , Ml... ,J Shamrock Irish Band President Lawrence Cook Vice -President Cheramy Tisdal Q I Director Willis Giddens The One-eyed, One-horned, Flying Purple People Eater says, My friend the Witch Doctor tells me what to do. f Secretary Carol Ann Harvey Drum Majorette Karen Prichard 4 , U W, -as-W ,Z ,A , ,.a.-eww f fl, , , f an I ' -.Z 4 f 'Y xml' E an J, Wx PLHYER 6 25.555 B7 iii, , X-My 5Qun i1 Iib+t wry X Eli 1353 f i, is, 1 64 z K . 1 N 6'- ' VKQ1 QF . 'J' ,Z1 A N . I r w V sqz A U W ' US his A In the f bathe d, them! FOGYBHLL .ff 775 2 61, . A N 'Z 1 ,AQ A R 1 '71 fa' 1 V J 3 e nrdest 'to controlg Vina, mm f ms- w....!iLS , QQA ,SJ!f!,, , ,,,,M, ,,,V.,... - yr ff 'W Q? X 55,1 ff' no Q W., E M w A , 0 UW ,. M 1 5 ,, V,,f H6 OPPQNEMTB , 1 L ' .. .Wffu 'I 1: 5,',f'r-3 ---z ' Ronnxef Gam',:ral1 gf . Mg g Joyce NEWS FROM THE ANNUAL In September, the xmnua 1, for class year- of 1958 ef'e,4, 'U am as follows: Ed itat' Assistant Editor , ' , ., wg .5 .f ,Ria-E. . N. V 'asf mikk f W L,'.'L .. V .... V .b lam Busmeas Manager Staff HQ g ? Joel Sha an gf ,fan K' K IAK I K 2 I, f .z'. 1t:i:2fl35 - Q 6,, f., QA L1 i - isug N5 fy lton' Plam Sand? McLau8h1in risk iii Q of Ck ldh0F1i' 'N-MW e Sayre Eng 1,1 Joe Lcrhigau waking as the ickfaff' bo Q in the first L2 rtiazg exhnbntiv nc on to score the game. The em' Ire Irish ned defensive game, stopping the spa 5 Eagkes who three times lacked just shes fer a Finsr down. ULQAICRMOIK RECEIVES AN A 149 L' ' ' '-W' WW- fi Wi4 Sponsor mrs' smith V ' M ff Qf FOOTBALL Queen c 2'Zai.1rQzs5: U A Q , During the half of the Shamrock- Cm ldrgsa gsm, 255 1 . l ' Q wr fgiged foot all for 1958. knofkgfi 4 A l g 1 - AQ ' Annum I Q: and the egsqu. me a football Chzerleafl eg 5 I-lubegta Blake, Frances,'o'somgm Bee y f 'iff ?. Q - Jelly, and Q5 n Lgp-,Ling mega in arch i Q ' ,,, zf for the queairi QIQL An L-,bro wa ' 1', A 5 A5 :ri E 3 tt ' tend, . , x Swzvgliifigoav rtibl ., .,,. K, W- I K iks K A 'p , v v. A, , 3, Q i Q' l 1 chair-les 1'yi,, ,.?.ifcbriaaffh QMIZAI 8 an inf 1 VYZQ her attendant: 1 M49 E 1 fl L ana Kathy Luman N 1 all formed . fha DGP 5 f .Fig 1f1'84I1 WDW . ijg ' , 7 , towns wt 'F , . ,A 1. Qzndants we W . . f Q' 4. , ,.W' L , h ' f1 4 - 1 ' h VVV W fl L lu ' L'1 1 : k gi tim Report Card Thurs day, October 15, 1958 Edito,-,,,,Ma.rga.rat Daljx, 'gun-key Dress ing ' Green Be ans H eww i Celery S Y 1' A3 ' Peaches L' i , F I A . , A k 58: ag! V :Z H: A . K 1 Correa onding Editor.. .Jim ElIl!I16I't P Secretary. . . .NHHCY C0P91and Treasurer. . . .Earlslw Malone Off the Track Junior Play November 21, 1958 Don't make me go, I'm afeerd. Evalina, wake up. I'm about to faint! Mr. John Morgan . . . Leon McBryde Silas Dobbins . . . . . . Joel Shankle Flickie Nelson. . . . . Huberta Blake Betty Phillips . . Audrine Anderson Joan Parker ..... Frances O'Gorman Antonia Guarino . . . Shirley Brashears Mrs. Guarino . . .... Sue Neaville Bill Lindsay .... . .L,I-I. Tucker Mr. Oscar Pozenby . . Wayne Milam Willie Woodson ..... .Billy Shelton Evalina Burnpass. . . . .Susie Stutzman Mrs. Reginald Vanderventeiz . . . Jean Daberry Miss Pidgie McDougal ...... Julia Teegerstrom Director . . . . Mrs. M.B. Connolly In the waiting room of a small, wayside railroad station the passengers, because of a train derailrnent are thrown into pan- dernoniumwhen Mrs. Vanderventer discovers her 3510, OOO string of pearls is missing. Miss Pidgie locates them in a most unex- pected place. . .the lunch basket of Mrs. Guarino. Prospective lawyer, Bill, announces he is going to hold a preliminary trial and appoints judge, jury .... In a clever way, he clears Mrs. Guarino and exposes the guilty person. Miss Pidgie discovers the contents of the mysterious suitcase, much to her regret. Then Silas rushes on and announces the relief train is coming. Every- body rushes out pell mell. Looks like she's enjoying it. One . .two. . a Conga Pardon my seeming curiosity. The Budding Genius SENIOR PLAY February 27, 1959 Mrs. Neece. . . . Director Kenneth Ras coe. . Asst. Dir. Cheramy Tisdal Make-up Tommy, a schoolboy, thinks he is awriter. He writes a story with the same title as the one his Pulitzer-Prize winning uncle. His uncle comes to visit and has his mail sent there. Two weeks later a letter comes and has a S500 check in it. Tommy thinks it s his because his uncle and he have the same name. Tommy throws a big party and finds out too late that the money isn't his. His girl friend gets him out of the jam and every- thing ends well. Tommy Britton . . . . . Joe Jernigan Paul Britton ..... . . Tommy Hofmann 'Linda Weaver ...... . . Katy Harrington , Felicia Flash Britton . . . . Eloyse Whitten Stinnky'f,5ch,emmer . . . . . Xfelrlene Tinkleza Gladys Ives .... . . .Karen Prichard Dores Britton. . . Earlene Malone Q George Logan. . . . Jim Emmert David Verneer . .... Don Brown Minne Maguire . .... Sharon Lel31lanc Thomas Britton. . . . . . . . . . . .Kenneth Foster Rllth, Margaret Daly! Becky, Margie Sanderson, Fuzz Burl Hu hesg Mary, .Tune Gri-Qing Skip, Kenneth Kfgcjgl Go to a party like this 'P The big Genius .rfr . f , , FTA The FTA consists of students who desire to become teachers . At the end of the year all students who have met all requirements receive pins. FTA has high membership requirements which it strives to maintain. Many useful projects are carried on by the club. We have twenty-eight members, most have been membe rs for two or three years. F T A Members f4wK!ii+n5:7fi?f4iiE! fi 4. President . . .Shirley Brashears Vice-President. . Gayle Walraven Secretary . . . . Nona Pendleton Treasurer . . . . . Anita Loyd Historian . . . Sue Neaville Librarian .... Karen Prichard Pianist . . . Carol Harvey Sponsor . . Mrs. Neece Installation of Officers In an impressive installation, the officers of the FTA for the school year 1958-'59 were installed. Mrs. Oneta Barrett, president of the local classroom teacher's organization, was the i n s t al l i n g officer. She gave a very impres- sive talk on The Enjoyment of Teaching. iix4M Efi X A L3 1 T Qiwwm Q-WSW ggao g o iw 2 QW sr 1 ' yi X V 2 2 ooach showin? the boys a play. 5 utt and Jeffilif Band playinf at a ball ga: Going home in thf snow. The wlnnors of SClSHCG Fair , .W ,,., , kkk'k W QL ' ,,,: 1, - ,, f V . Boyk P.m. class dOlHg SXBPC1S9S that were entere Y, in the Amarillo mf Science Fair. Home Ec. girls canning. Gett1ng Hang on,cowboys! N, .L ,Mk 'S' 2' fi' . 'XMAS M ' g lg : Nancy,what are ye doing in betweel .it Q N 1 1 -J-Jvycif to be Shats: Teachers after semester test Q Q 5 Denna,working' Student Councll recelves pins. . .,.-.N.e.,w1,, A-. . ig n Bus!! New students enroll. ezxiwgiwp l l qffw,,, , V. A j fwv. ,,,, ,Q --,,. W mf The Golfers club. lzsllusm. ' . of S Club initiate new members. efke, 5QRe55iFfn Shoes ng gne inns party yi: K '43 x 5 k e g?f+5?fQ?iQQT?5 ., - 1 . V . va 1 Ain't she cute!L '- ,. . mr' ' A My Jivify 1 l K V we seilfifnwielf Teachers at Awards Banquet What's so funn5 af Q n,ee .T fav K' I SPORTS H33 5. 5' 'W , V iuwf , u if W 25 I M lghtlng HH-UEPT1 an Irish B 11 Lalicker bl Silt I hM g Charles Tyler Tri -Capt. Senior End Charles Furgers on Junior Back I . J, , as A - - V m42.,w ? V I fl. , i Q -if , I ,f , -444 wk f, -11 ,,ii,,fmmf' ' 1' ' A' ' ' Joe Jernigan Tri-Capt. Senior Back Irish open season with a hard game against Mc- Lean. Irish were full of spirit, but Tigers were victorious. Irish fought a tough game with Lefors, but Lefors had to fight hard to win. Irish met Canadian in a spirited game, but the Wildcats managed to be victorious. Dennis Pas ley Soph . T ackle Jerry Smith Junior Tackle Irish look like a polished ball team when they knocked down one of Oklahoma's top rated teams, the Sayre Eagles. Shamrock was victorious over Wheeler Mustangs. Irish battled back from behind to win over the Mustangs . Irish battled against Z Quanah, and by a struggle the Indians were Vic- eww Irishmen were defeated by torious. Childress Bobcats although Mack Bentley DSLHHY Grogan Alva H6I1deI'SOr1 Sophomore End Sophomore Halfback Sophomore End g, 4 X'-'EEL f 'fi' V 5942: M - 1 ,-ff-:W N, f Af:-'ef , -5 .Qw- , .Ni Ware! Xi. '1fA?E1 ' Agfa' f ,,,.,,.,s- ,Q gag-Q-pg-gl by L - +P if AN, . 4, .,,,.,sgm :gLi,l,p,E:f , . W1.,,.. 9 f ,www lfifvf l t..c' , ffl! ,f 1'-P512 :J ,fi 5.7. ,K - Mrs 7 f 4 'Q ,, , .M ,..-wwf. . . ,wx ,V f. f- ,KW4 , , 1, IM LZ'fS?i7.If ' w j 6 y W 4' , , Q vu . L, .xx - ,ra 3 .af A xp b . gm ' I lie , . ,,b , ,,L-. , W g K , ' i ff' QQ 4 gisl gg . ,ft f ff .- x y, - M - ts ,C fmlgyvf f ':,' 'A W A-f' , A ,JU f 1 f' K X . ,, K Q . Inna gf' ' ' ' s -4: 1 , Q My . I w Y 3 .g f , MI f is Q?..5'l Zvi' ff- K' ' ,wk f -fa p-: i - -1- f ' ' L 't Q . 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Bob Cusick, Bobby Robinson Jerry McCurry Phllllp Sm1th Ronnie Rainey. SITTING: Gray Benson, Karl Bond, Junlor High Football WE THEY 24 Wheeler O 12 Canadian 8 38 Wellington 6 0 Quanah 8 6 Childres s 50 0 Erick Z0 39 Wheeler O The season closed with a winning of four and losing of three games. The boys in all the games they lost never gave up and showed a lot of hustle. The Junior High team will lose atotal of l5boys this year. At the end of the season the sixth grade had aworkout with 30 boys coming out. The last week of the season, Shamrock's sixth grade played Wheeler's sixth grade. The Little lrish were defeated by a score of 12-8. TOP ROW L. Reeves T. Scrivner B. Hall D. Henry R. Robinson K. Parsons J. McMurrey R. Rainey SECOND ROW R. Lummus P. Spraggins G. Benson J. Cook K. Bond G. Southard W. Fowler LEFT TO RIGHT Martin Fichtler Cates Davis T ree ce Shelton Newkirk Smith Sams Gre gg Bond Blake Coach Gouge : e K l vw ' .C li s 52 WWW 4 b ,gf ,va sa ' nf' Q ., an ? pf Qi? 4 tr' f HRW' 7 JYB, ,, In , s- . f C K fd , . - if .,:vqi-K .glia 4 W L IVY 5 'Y r ,f A -Q51 , :r .4 SZ: 5 2 ws v-v' lu if it 4 fx ' K aw President Larry Reeves Kenneth Denham Secretary Don Henry it. 'KI' ' Ann Goodwin A X nn'nn l - 1 . o r i K zz. . - A Y f A , V f- ' fl 2 . - C 1 'A' ' .f '.., .I C ., V L C A7 3 .l . ,., ,,. is , 1-K of Eff' s' , 'V vA, V5 'Q f ,C L Vice President Ronnie Rainey Alzina Foreman Treasurer Linda Cantrell Preston Hall 5 2 W4 N- ff gk Wav ., ,K:. k ,ll JI Roy Bumpers Pat Cantrell Paul Carver Sheron Casey Bobby Chapman Paul Clay Buddy Clifton Bobby Cusick my .,.., - Q- ig' f' fr is or 3:- H 1 N A ,ka 25 Q if A I Q' W 1 nb ,,,. ,. ,mfr W5 K . Donald Aaron Carl Adams Noel Adkins Gayle Bentley Louis Blackburn Mark Blonstein Kay Bond Karl Bond Larry Brokar Bob Buckingham Ei hth R K W J. , ,X A K ll, at , .ig xii . ,R Joy Harris Cuba Harvey Steve Hicks Mary Kilpatrick Karen Keltner Gloria Keys Barbara Laquey Roy Leake Carylon Leanord Ronald Lummus Elaine Martin Sheron Mitchell Tommy McCormick Jerry MCCurry Carol Parish Grade Keith Parsons Philip Pendleton Kathyrn Pepper Richard Purcell Nancy Turnbow Zona Turner Sandra Treece Gene Whittle Mary Woodruff lk , , 5 S 1 ,. Q 3 g 'Q SL f .51 ., ,fr 2.5- 4 ' F 4 4 'Q 4K Y Paulette Reeves Gary Ritter Bobby Robinson Gloria Robinson Reba Sams Fay Smith Ronnie Smith K if MMT: ig lt 'F If Tornrny Sc rivner Philip Spraggins Sheron Smith Eileen Shelton , yrf . l R f it ., 3 R President Gray Bens on Se cretary Marylin Cates Sammy Alexander Woody Bearden Jerry Bellai- Kay Bellar Toy Bird Danny Blake Gale Blake Johnny Blake Noel Blake Sue Bonner Dorothy Bradley Truman Brashers Vice -President Janice Holmes Treasurer Diane Gragg Seventh Mickey Brown Joyce Burcham Tommy Bush Mollie Cantrell Juda Clay aff- : ,'.,. 1 fy Judia Clay Kay Clancy LaVerne Clyncf Janet Coffman Jimmy Cook Grant Copeland Linda Davis Bobby Edwards Tommy Edward Paul Franks John Filonwich Joyce Fichtler Grade Darlene Newsom Jay Nichols Danny Nunn Bob O'Gorman Billy Pike Gary Powell Taylor Reed Glynda Russell Karen Shelton Darlene Shipman Monroe Shannon Gary Southard Ronnie Stone James Strickland Norma Turner Butch Voke La Juana Weldon Doeil Wright Joe George James Gooch Shirley Green Bobby Hall Elaine Hardin James Hare Judy Henderson Dan Hewitt Gale Holmes James Hooten Harlon Keltner Linda Lehr Micheal Loyd Linda Morgan V E f J J A J 9 V Y-'F fail f' Q ig Lf. . 'Q it Q' K 5 1 , l, 55 'G W Q, S 2 1 x y l Glynda Meadows Che ryl Newki rk h is . . J J fSEf:5'. ' f 1 5: i, - -iff- M ziliflxf, - A ' ' f rv., . 45' - Af? 1 11111: , K K n , i, J, of , 11 - A, Carolyn Acuff Kathy Bea rden JOhnny Bush Billy Clifton Pat Davis Michael Adams Mason Benton Camille Byers Pres. Dicky Reeves Sec. Michael Reeves at . 5 , Y as ' ff --:.. few, T,, gf .. Q'-va t gm Otelsia Adams Holmes Brannon Raphel Austin Linda Brown f J ol M C QS , Q '13 , stu Q Jimmy John Linda Coffman Cook Cooper Ronnie Donnie Ronald Dierenger Duncan Duncan gps wvmfo i H- ,, .2 , fy as .1 wr I lj xt f ... nf. Q f 21 It ig W A ' V.,, ' Vi . kV.V A V, A is is ..,' A T. 'wh . I K N Q, 5 ,k,, VW U Jo Betty Barcafar Barrett Bobby Marilyn Bumpers Burkhalter Burly Wendell Cantrell Cantrell V. -Pres. Clell Tarbet Treas. Julia Brothers Mary Cooper Judy Denham Lewis Davis Fredda Farmer f' new s W N ,115 f - f fa :I V .2 ' 'Z' ,pa- irii -it 1 fo r l R Q i Nil k wr tim ji 'gag if QQ w X if X A ng Q Q it in 2 , i, 55 'A E 6' gym -.- A s Q ig My 4 il 5 I . W.. all fm-wt A, I e , 1- W r I b U i W Vg Y :A V . K ,M K. K. K 4' I ' 3' ' ' R t si Q if .R www- .- 3 V lf 'm'L ff L,,,, 1 1 ii M , ' r V: . L t F .. 1 is-513 X K A I , K ,,,- s:::g:g55:::5Fr jg -. ' ' Q , v r ,S R Q f Tommy Carolyn V. R by V, Pepper Reeder W T , V Y, , Jarrel Bettie ' 'E A A Russell Sanderson Z u Q ' .f f be John George A Billy Palme r Parks ii i Z gi Rives John A Gaylord A 3 M I G, L, Rushing Russell , - fi 1 Z' 5 - Sanderson Michael Sylvia G, -yy.: R' - Cheryl Shannon Shipman Snyder Mary 4 iiiy 4 Ronald Shira J H J l sharp Jerry A v i LQ 2+ Jessie Su t t on V 4 1' T e r r y , R 'Qi r Ruth Rita Joyce Rodney Glenda Terry Tonguet Tyler Vaughn Vermillion Reba Bobby Joe Gary Glenn West Whitten Wilkerson Wood Woodruff il ,,u,, if ikrkkykh 'vii R 4 Y Q Y 'Q - a Margine Robinson Elsie Slaughter Tommy Staggs Wanda Walraven Cha rlotte Pakan ,' . , Q-2 It in sv ff- if e ww iyie J ' 2 . 1 I., It fT'i 2:44 ' 82, 4. . , :ig Jetta Leon George Gillispie .X Jean Jimmy Hare Harris V I S andra Pamelia ggi Judith Cleta Flowers Fulton Going Griffin Barbara Deliinda M Maggie Gene Hall Hare A Harris Hendrick Mickey Dianna ,QV .g.. . 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