Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1959 volume:

+ 1759 Published hy Students of Snyder High School Snyder. Texas X. 9 ' 'N M-.. X445 T TJ 32 'R.,.l5fH '-' trx. ,I ig ,N 51 N wal N 5 '54 ,ikeg I ! N40 'Suri si xx X. m lm l 4nllll., .IO that happens dur1ng the years becomes hxstory Alexander the Great the Napoleon1c Wars and the Roarlng Twentles are only examples It 1S also known that hxstory repeats 1tself ory one learns that nat1ons r1se and fall people react s1m1larly to s1m1lar 1nc1dents and the world of fash1on IB mfluenced by the tlmes In h1st Th1s year we have seen the returno the chenuse raccoon coat and Jazzy g ong w1th the txmes we have chosen the Roarmo Twent1es as our theme All compos of th1s may lead one to be lxeve that the students are l1ght hearted and gay They are all of these but they are also somethmg more They are m1x1ng laughter w1th hard work and commg out w1th a happy medlum The T1ger'B La1r Staff has tr1ed to make an accurate and lastmg the t1mes, and students H1gh School 1959 'P THE TIGER'S LAIR STAFF LADY FALLS Ed1tor KAY SHELBURNE Ass1stant Ed1tor SUSAN COCKRELL Art Ed1tor I ' A Q I 0 E ' f music. To oal ' ' , of ' I BO BROWN Busmess Manager Hlmmmfnnfaom MJ Faeuffy Okgnmzmtaoms Peasonnlihes Spa nf 3 Class es 'Q..'fQ,J1'g ALMA MATER On Farr Snyder s southern border Reared agamst the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by Onward, ever be our wafchword Here s to thee, our Alma Mater Snyder Hugh all hall! ' I Y I Conquer and prevail. I 3 . I . 0 If ADMINISTRATIUN I- t . AND FACULTY Shown above is the Snyder Board of Education. FRONT ROW: Dr. Wilton N. Jonesg Mr. Max West, Presidentg Mr. Gene Best, Vice Presidentg Mr. E.H. Williamson. BACK ROW: Mr. T. E. McCollum, Superintendentg Mr. Ross Hemphillg Mr. Malven K. Steven- song and Mr. J'. W. Phillips. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Snyder School Board has a strong faith in the value of educationg therefore it has set high standards for its schools and has spent many, many hours in planning for the construction of needed facilities and the development of an educational program which is responsive to the needs of students in Snyder. When men such as these board members give as much of their time and talent toward the ultimate goal of better educa- tion, surely the result will always be good schools such as we in Snyder enjoy. ex' N MR. T, E, MCCOLLUM, Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENT Mr. T.E. McCollurn is serving his first year as Superintendent of the Snyder School System, coming to Snyder from McAllen, Texas, where he served eleven years as Super- intendent. Mr. McCollum is an experienced educator, having been aclassroom teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent in several Texas school systems. He did his Bache- lor's work in Hardin-Simmons University, received his Master's Degree from Texas Technological College, and has done work on his Doctor's Degree at the University of Texas. He has served on the State PTA Board, has been on the State Executive Committee of the Texas State Teachers' Association, and is active in civic and church work. Mr. McCollum gives the following as his philosophy of education: I believe that the Snyder Schools are provided for the benefit of students who attend public schools. I hope to be able to help create an atmosphere in which boys and girls can develop physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually, where each student will acquire a great patriotic love of our country, and will realize that position, honor, and dignity can be accomplished only by hard work. MR. W. T. FALLS Mr. Falls, the director of the curri- Culum, has worked diligently this year with principals and teachers in order that Snyder's academic pro- gram may keep pace with the best in the nation. Mfr K,,,.X14- ADMINISTRATIVE MR. M. E. STANFIELD Mr. Stanfield is our assistant super- intendent. He has contributed his knowledge and much hard work to keep the schools running smoothly. l,........I x.,s-an If MR. E, D. FLYNN Mr. Flynn, our business manager, is recognized for his efficient ser- vice to the school and its financial program. PERSONNEL MR. FLA JOYCE Mr. Joyce is the director of main- tenance and transportation for the schools. fu- 4-1- , MR. G. R. AUSTIN Mr. Austin, the supervisor of grounds and the director of mail services, is a much appreciated person in the school system. ' nfl MRS. SAM SPIKES Mrs. Spikes is the director of cafe- teria services for all of the Snyder schools. Pictured at right are the following secre- taries: Mrs. C.N. Necessary, secretary to the superintendentg Miss Billie Ramsey, secretary to the curri culum directorg Mrs. C. L. Callaway, secre tary to the assistant superintendent. 16 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Pictured at left are the administra- tive assistants in the business office Standing left to right are Mrs. J. W. Headstream and Mrs. E. B. Boone, Seated is Miss Hazel Lewis. I 1 't7. Q EFT I I1 oar' ---sv' hun 41 MR. T. D. WIMAN, JR., Principal PRINCIPAL Mr. Wiman is perhaps one of the busiest people in the Snyder SchoolS'ystem, for the responsibility of the entire high school rests upon his shoulders. His experience and ability as an educator and principal is an advantage to students and teachers of our high school. Mr. Wiman has been principal of Snyder High School for several years, during which time he has been instrumental in the development of a better and larger high school. Under his leadership, our school has not only grown in size but in quality. The curriculum has been broadened to fit the needs of our enlarged school population, and our extra-curricular program is one that is of the best quality and that is most beneficial to the students. 4 kdm. MRS. LE. WALLER Mrs. Waller, the Registrar for Snyder High School, is also secretary to Mr. Wiman. ADMINISTRATIVE MR. CLOIS HENRY Mr. Henry is the Assistant Principal for High School. f'w'?J9f MR. JACK LONGBOTHAM Mr. Longbotham is the High School Counselor. Mr Nesb1tt is the Supervisor f 51 ' N. 'nf' ,-Q X ,. Mrs Moffett 18 the attendance clerk m the I-hgh School office These students work in the office. They are, Front Row: John Pickering, Kathie Crooks, Pat Crooks, Jackie Dean, Charlsey Lingle. Second Row: Lynne Caperton, Sally Herring, Beth McClatchy, Betty Morgan, Adalane Abercrombie, Kay Shelburne, Darlene Lofton. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Left to Right: Mrs. James Beck- ham, Secretary Staff Utilization: Mrs. Gene Conner, Secretary Staff Utiliza- tion, Mrs. Ned White, Secretary to Library and Counselor, and Mrs. Thel- ma Hurst, Secretary for Audio Visual. Mr .,.t, , . , M qv.- ..........,,. These office workers are Mary Stephens, Anna Lou Joines, Karen Porterfield, Barbara Armstrong, Jeanie Green, SherrellBel1, Jane Dun- can, Betty Jo Green , Peggy Moore, and Betty Snider. CAFETERIA. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENTS MRS. PEARL BLANCHAR D Mrs. Blanchard is the Manager of the Snyder High School Cafeteria. . ff I These men work in the Main- tenance Department in Snyder High School. Left to Right: Mr. Ernest Craig, Mr. W.T. Steele, Mr. Roy Staton, and Mr. Raymond Robinson. Other workers in the Cafeteria are SEATED: Mrs Plurna Jones, Mrs. Deane Pierce, Mrs. Texa Jones, Mrs. Ivy Lloyd. STANDING Mrs. A.A. Maddox, Mrs. Pauline Lee, Mrs. Eunice Keller, Mrs. Audrie Miller Mrs. Merle Williams, and Mrs. Nada Long. lui' Y? MRS. FORREST BEAVERS English I ENGLISH The Snyder High School English Depart- ment is divided into four different levels: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. Each of these levels has excellent programs for grammar and literature. Everyone should take advantage of these programs. Q-4 67 MRS. AREL FAVER English II MR. VIRGIL JOINES English III 'K MRS. vmon. JOINES English rv, II DEPARTMENT In Freshman English, students learn more about grammar and are also taught some fundamentals for creative writing. Sophomores read the works of many important authors. In Junior and Senior English, gram- mar and creative writing are stressed. Jun- iors learn about American Literature and the Seniors study English Literature. MRS. M. M, O'REAR English III, IV . ct, 6' 'fs Q X . MRS. J.C. LINN English I Journalism U . 1 at Miss MARGARET MILLER English 11, 111 These Sophomore English students are examining a mobile. They are Jimmy Don Robinson, Troy Cook, Leatha Brice, and Judy Wallace. MR. LM. MOFFETT American History Coach HISTORY Social studies presents a unique program of courses to the students of Snyder High. It provides opportunities to understand the world society in which we live, and it helps us to communicate with others about the basic ideas of social relationships. 1-5 if 'S'-T 'D -1 5: MISS KATHERINE NORTHCUTT MR. FRANKLIN PRUITT American History World History Annual Texas History Looking at a Texas map are: Ann Mobley, Jerry Proctor, Carolyn Good- lett, and Ray La Roux. :W ,ugyw qw. f www, E M, DEPARTMENT There are two full year history courses offered: American History and World History. Civics, Eco - nomics, and Texas History are the half-year history subjects offered by Snyder High School. This full sche- dule of history has been very essen- tial to all the students of Snyder High School. MR. JIM STEHLEY World History Civics Coach 'Q MR. V. V. SHEARBURN World History Coach MR. J. P. WARD American History Coach Barbara Josephson, Patsy Ramsey, Eula Mae Herrington, Donald Hill- iard, and Jesse Wells in History class. MR. HASKELL BEARD Algebra I General Math Reading and Writing and Arith- metic! Certainly these three sub- jects are important to make one's high school years complete. Arith- metic, or Math,is very much an im- portant part of the years a student spends at Snyder High School. X MR. RONDELL COOPER MISS VIRGINIA GROVE Algebra I, II Math Proving a Plane Geometry problem at the board are Jackie Pevehouse, Bill Rinehart, John Callaway, Linda Shaw, Anne Dyer, and Pat Ramsey. Plane Geometry Trigonometry MA DEPARTMENT General math gives one an over- all view of math. Algebra Iand II help one to find solutions to pro- blems with only a few clues given. Plane and Solid Geometry and Trig- onometry are also offered. MR. JAMES LITTLEPAGE Algebra I, II MR J M KAYSER General Math Plane Geometry . . . V. V. -, fm MR. OLLIE PEEK Algebra II Shown in Trigonometry class are Tony Anger, Dan Bohannan, Joe Bunt, and Jimmie Guy. Z7 MRS. ROY CARTER Biology SCIENCE The Science Department keeps the stu- dents in S. H. S. well informed about them- selves and the world theylive in. The courses offered help explain the organisms of many different animals and plants. These General Science students are working in lab groups. They are shown using microscopes and writing reports on their findings. Terri Gebhart, Janell Free, Bax Calla- way, Spencer Dyer, and Donna Lenoir are working with microscopes in their General Science class. MR. BOB COLE Biology DEPARTMENT General Science, Biology, Chexnistry and Physics are the courses offered. General Science introduces one to all fields Of science while Biol0gY, Chemistry, and Physics are more detailed in their separate fields. MR. R.O. THOMAS Phys ics Chemistry T 3 l X s S 7,1 MR. MARSHALL PARHAM General Science MR. AL YOUNG General Science In connection with their study of Biology, these General Science students are examining the internal workings of a cow. Left to right are Roy Stuxdivant, Mr. Parham, Donna Shearer, Joyce Langridge, Welda Bills, Bill Weaver, Eddie White, and John Best. Z9 MR, W, A, MAYFIELD Drafting and Head of the Industrial Dept. VOCATIONAI. Woodshop, drafting and metals are among the many courses that come under the heading of the Voca- tional Department. These subjects open the fields for various vocations that will help in the furtherance of an education or in choosing a career of one's ability. MR. JOHN FALLS Wood Shop Mr. Miller is showing shop student Don Dupree some of the fine points of sanding. 30 if , MR. FRANK MILLER Metals Drafting DEPARTMENT Students who enjoy working dur - ing and after school hours benefit from taking Industrial Co-operative T raining and Distributive Education. Others who enjoy trying their skills inleatherwork, ceramics, plastics, etc. , take General Crafts. 4 - 'WSI S-I Q X V-wi' in 7'-K 5 5 gm.. g K L t -IW Qgwriii., , Zrs y k .,,. , , if Q Qjgf i fe 5' i , A, Q .- ff, sinus! l lei ' 51 ' MR. W. E. RABORN General Crafts .QP 4- .+ vf XX I f . 4 MR. J.C. JACKSON Industrial Co-Operative Training 'D I 4 1 3 gg.. N51 ,Ag U g 9 fggfi MR. C.W. WISE Distributive Education Bobby Rodgers, Judy Duncan, and Dwain Burnett are looking at the D. E. Club's Scrapbook. MISS VERA PER IMAN Hornemaking ll' IIOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Girls who enjoy cooking, plan- ning color schemes and sewing achieve high goals in the Home- making Department. With the ac- complishments made in these courses, the students meet the future with a feeling of self-confidence and assurance. if Sherrell Bell is shown serving punch to Mary Stephens and Karen Porter- field. Mr. Pruitt and Miss Leslie are being served by members of the Home- making Department. MRS. DAN MAR TIN Homemaking VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT The Vocational Agriculture classis for boys who are especially interested in live - stock and agriculture. They are taught the different types of grasses, and the techniques of farming. They also have many judging teams, and one of the main events of the year is the Junior Livestock Show. MR. J. W. GREENE Vocational Agric ulture MR. W. R. MCMULLAN Vocational Agriculture wif Devane Jones and Dick Hayes are showing a lamb at the Junior Livestock Show. These boys are looking at some plants that are being grown in the hot house in the Agriculture Department. MRQ ROBERT CLINTON Girl s' C hoir Madrigal A Cappella FINE ARTS The Music Department is very active through the combined efforts of the band and choir. The choir de- partment consists of two divisions, the A Cappella Choir and Girls' Choir. The band is made up of the Concert-Marching Band, the Stage Band, and the Dixie-Land Band. fi? MRS. LANDIS LEE Ensemble MR. WILLIAM E. GREENE Assistant Band Director MR. MELVIN MONTGOMERY Conc ert Band Stage Band , X sf 1 lst 9 ill s N W A V DEPARTMENT Included in our Fine Arts pro gram are Speech, Art, Latin, and Spanish. These courses have proved valuable to students desiring to ad vance themselves mentally and cul turally. This is one of the most pro gressive departments in our school making use of modernteaching aids MISS SUE SMITH MRS WENDELL SHIFLETT Speech Spanish I II English 1 English I l i 1, .A at 9 P af! 5 v COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The Commercial Department offers Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand I and II, Junior Business, and Commercial Law. These sub- jects advance the skill of students training for office work and prepare others for college. MR JAMES COE LINN MRS. R41-I4 PARKER Junior Business Shorthand I, II Typing II oaoaemom 9 an 'mm eeeeecwecae oooooomomo LIBRARY DEPARTMENT The Library is one of our schoolb most advanced departments. It is entirely up to date and very effi- ciently operated. Any student who uses the Snyder High School library is enriched with new knowledge and makes new discoveries through the medium of books, magazines, and other materials. fi- V4 MRS. JACK GORMAN Jimmy Shaw Marcus Strickland Assistant Librarian and Herman Turner are enjoying cl ,--x I , V T 'MM mf' U' I MR. J. H. BATTLE Driver's Educ ation C oac h ...fl 4 3 ' ' 4 1:2 T Bill Hazle is examining a model engine while Charles Stephens is using the brake reactor in Driver's Education class. DRlVER'S EDUCATION AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENTS Driver's Education teaches its students the fundamentals of safety in driving. This class is a great help to students in obtaining their driver's license. Audio Visual is an organization of stu- dents who operate our school film projectors and equipment. 1 .0 , v -1 ' '1 imap-ff ' Z MR. DANIEL MARTIN Audio-Visual Education ---m, N. f These students are learning more about Driver's Education. They are: Gerry Barbee, Susanne Black, Karen ' ' Aylor, Patsy Foree . Q h A .T ,.,i.,n A .X- s 1 MN 7,-1, PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT In Snyder High School physical education is offered for both boys and girls. The P. E. class teaches students the important factors of health and coordination. Some of the varied sports included are: tennis, basketball, volleyball, archery, swimming, baseball, and football. MISS ALLENE ST OVALL ....1......,, .....L... -,-.-L1 MR. HORR AC E BOST ICK Phys ic al Educ ation C oach if an iv f 4 J' 7? MR. JOHN CONLEY Physical Education Head Coach . N ' Kay White, Renee Nail, Beverly Brat ton, and Eula Mae Herrington are preparing for a game of badminton XJ ORGANIZATIONS aug T 'sa This year's Student Council officers are, SEATED: Bar bara Mclviennarny, Corres- ponding Secretaryg Camilla Roberts, Vice Presideutg Lady Falls, Recording Sec- retaryg Sharon Morgan, Reporter. STANDING: Mr. Jack Longbotham, Co-Spon- sorg Jimmy Don Robinson, Parliamentariang Philip Smartt, Treasurerg and Miss Virginia Grove, Spon- sor. 42 M STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT BOB FIELDS STUDENT COUNCIL The Senior and Junior mem- bers of the STUDENT COUNCIL are standing from left to right: Janice Young, Darlene Lofton, Pat Crooks,Sandra Hardy, Linda Ramsey, Anne Dyer. Standing: Dan Bohannan, Mary Webb, Carla. Gladson, Patsy Ramsey, and Julia Boyd. The Student Council is the student governing body of the school. Officers are elected by the student body. Each advisory group has its own representative. The Point System is sponsored by this group. These are the Sophomore and Freshman members of the STUDENT COUNCIL. Seated from left to right are: Sonja Haynie, Pat Haynie, Frances Martin, Linda Roland, Paula Keaton, and Judy Wallace. Second row from left to right: Pat Murphy, Brenda Drake, Judy Rogers, Pat Bills, Jan Vestal, Ellie Contella. Third row from left to right are: Jack McDonald, Jan Lindsay, Dickie Clemmer, Bill Weaver John Best, Spencer Dyer, Mike Morris, and Steve Free. fly 15 ff Pictured left to right are Kay Shelburne, Assistant- cutt, Sponsor, and Lady Falls , Editor. 1,3 news LAIR The Tiger's Lair Staff is a group of students who edit a yearbook composed of the events during the school year. There are twenty members on the staff. It is amember of the National Yearbook Associa- tion and the Texas High School Association. Working on the Personality section are, left to right: Judy Milton, Adaleen Soles, and S x.. Sandra Hardy. Left to right are: Lynda Rosson, Assistant Business Manager, Bo Brown, Business Manager, and Beth McClatchy, Assistant Business Manager. 44 5 Editor, Miss Katherine North- Left to right are: Carolyn Smith, Asst. C lass Editor and Indexg Johnny Joyce, Class Editorg and Beth Sims, Ass't Class Editor and Index. 4? X Left to right in the photo above are: Sherene Gladson, Patsy Ramsey, Sally Herring, and Carol Strom. All of these girls worked on the Feature section except Carol, who was in charge of Organi- zations. Left to right are: Helen Harlin, Paul Stanley, and Clovis Terry, They worked on the Sports section of the Annual. 'I' ,-Q34 2 X Susan Cockrell did all the art work for the Annual while Don Brewer took and developed many of the pictures. T7 GH sr' -f-1 Pictured from left to right are: Mrs. Carolyn Linn, Spon- sorg Sandra Hardy, Editorg and Johnny Joyce, Assistant Editor of the Tiger's Tale. The T1ger's Tale btaff publ1shes the school paper bi-weekly. All journahsm students part1c1pate m th1s They learn better writing tech- The publ1cat1on 18 a member of the Interscholastic League Press 4 '23 ?,.,,.Aaz- -.-- .. 1.-,., .. - - 3 Pictured from left to right are Blenda Stone, Assistant Circulation Managerg Anna Lou Joines, Circulation Manager: Brenda Pierce, Assistant Busi- ness Manager and Pics and Platters writer, and Sharon Morgan, Business Manager. xl 4,4 4-4' The Tiger's Tale prints features, news stories, jokes, sports, and a colurnn welcoming new students. These are everyone, and all students look forward to every issue. C-7 all enjoyed by Shown at left are Betty Morgan, Purrs WritergLinda Chauncy, Pics and Platters writer, Judy Greene, Purrs Writerg and Adaleen Soles, Society writer. Not shown is Betty Ann Pitts, Societywriter. O C l is Qlllll AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll officers are, front row: Johnny Joyce, Vice Presidentg Lady Falls, Sec- retaryg Kay Shelburne, Treasur- erg Bo Brown, Parliamentariang Beth Sims, Reporter, Sally Her- ring, Breakfast Chairman. Top row: Sandra Hardy, Presidentg and the sponsors, Miss Katherine Northcutt, and Mrs. J. C. Linn. Quill and Scroll is a. national honorary fraternity for students who are interested in writing. To be qualified to join, a student must have a high scholastic rating and be a. staff member on either the annual or newspaper. These members are, Bottom row: Betty Ann Pitts, Adaleen Soles, Beth McClatchy, Clovis Terry, and Judy Greene. Top row: Betty Morgan, Don Brew- er, and Carolyn Smith. 'vigr- ?i S.- These Quill and Scroll mem- bers have contributed much to the progress of the club. They are, SEAT ED: Lynda Rosson, Judy Milton, Carol S t r o m , Linda Chauncy, and Sharon Morgan. STANDING are Janice Young and Susan Cockrell. in The Quill and Scroll has many activities during the year. The group has an annual breakfast, which was combined this year with the initiation. The old members require pledges to wear clothes of the opposite gender and obey the wishes of the old members. It looks as though Sandra Hardy QPresidentJ, Lady Falls QSecretaryj, and Bo Brown fPar1iamenta1-ianj are reading the riot act to Beth Sims QRe- porterj, Sally Herring fBreak fast Committee Chairmanj, Kay Shelburne QTreasu1-erl, and Johnny Joyce QVice Pres- identj at the Quill and Scroll initiation. Science Club members, from left to right, are Margie Nicks, Kenneth Haught, Charles Hock, Joyce Rodgers, Carroll Leech, Ronnie Eades, and Graydon Hicks. 1 SCIENCE CLUB Officers of the Science Club are Dan Bohannan, Vice Presi- dentg Jimmie Guy, Presidentg and Tommy Minton, Treasurer. Not pictured: Jackie McNabb, Secretary. The Science Club studies various phases of science during its meetings. Speakers are invited several times during the year. Students may work on any in- dividual interests which they have. 6 Some of the members of the Science Club are as follows, first row: Tommy Booth, Bill Wea - ver, John Weaver, Jimmy Mc- Farland, Joe Davis. Second row: LarryGebhart, James McKinnon. 'I The Science Club projects give the club members an excellent opportunity to further advance them- selves in any and every field of science. F' gg 1.1 22 4 Q- l ll Nl 1 33 Other members are as fol- lows, first row: Steve Free, Dickie Martin, George Holder, John Best, John Curry. Second row: Dickie McBeth, James Sullivan, Weldon Merritt, Buddy Patterson, Doug Harrison, Thelma Christenson and Annette Blum. 51 Officers of Los Amigos Spanish Club pictured at right are, SEATED: Kathie Crooks, Reporterg Paula Keaton, Secre tary, Anne Dyer, Treasurer. STAND- ING: Mrs. Velia Shiflett, Sponsorg Johnny Joyce, Vice Presidentg Mrs. H.G. Burchett, Sponsor. Not shown is Paul Stanley, President. 52 SPANISH PRINCESS CHERE PHILLIPS First Row, left to right: Billy Dubose, Don Brewer, Bo Brown. Second row: Lynne Caperton, Chere Phillips Linda Gayle Miller, Linda Shaw, Jane Butler, Nonnie Rodgers, Pat Dubose, Betty Jo Longbothem, Judy Huddleston, Lynda Mize. Third row: Helen Harlin, Carol Ann Kimzey, Nancy Lewis, Karen Butler, Barbara Caldwell, Meta Bowen, Judy Wallace, Brenda Pitts, Kathie Mott, JudyRogers, Judi Cox, Jan Vestal, Rozanne McCloskey. SPANISH CLUB Members of the Spanish Club are usually taking or have already taken Spanish. They have many outside activities such as a banquet and a spring picnic. They enter projects at the West Texas and Eastern New Mexico Fiesta. The Spanish princess participates in the queen contest there. Seated are Larry Shirley, David James, Paul St anl ey , Richard Mahan, and Jerry Proctor. Second Row, left to right: Lavada Homes, Janet Free, Maxine Hardin, Jerry Lynn Clark, Ellie Contella, Jo Etta Bourgoyne, Janis Glad- son, Judy Milton, Pat Nachlin- ger, Patsy Geiger, Lumeada Edelman. Third Row: Judy Greene, Inez Butler, Vondel Sumruld, Juanita Allen, Theda De Shan, Cherie Boone, Betty Morgan, Ronald Brewer, Larry Devers, Tommy Contella. Q miwwd LATIN CLUB Latin Club Officers are: SEAT ED: Marsha Hurst, Vice Presx dent, Reg Scarborough, Presi- dent, Ann Byrd, Secretary- Treasurer. STANDING: Spon- sor, Mrs. Ruth Burchettg Ada- lane Abercrombie, Reporter: Darlene Lofton, Public Rela- tions Chairman, Dickie Mc- Beth, Parliamentariang Pat Murphy, Program Chairman: and Virginia Smith, Historian. All Latin students participate in the Latin Club. Two main acti- vities are held during the year. In the fall new members are initiated at a Roman costume party. A banquet is held every spring with a guest speaker . Freshman members are, SEATED: Marian Poole, Ronnie Spittle, and David Kee. SECOND ROW: Annette Blurn, Mary Clare Peebles, Mary Ann Moffett, Jean Young, and Kay Powell. BACK ROW: Candy Weyel, Winona McC1anahan, Dianne White, Bettie Boren Inice Womble Donna Lenoir and Susanne Black Other members are, SEATED: Beth Smallwood Barbara Josephson, Thelma Christensen, Clovis Terry. STANDING: Danny Redwine, James Mc Kinnon, Fred Reynolds, David Wiman, Buddy Patterson, John Curry, Dickie Martin, Bobby Wilson. 5:54 I 'H' Q7 gs.: ,5- These people have led the Crea- tive Writing Club during its first year. SEATED are Dan Bohan- nan, Editorg Jimmie Guy, Presi- dentg Susan Cockrell, Secretary- Treasurer. STANDING are Sharon Morgan, Assistant Editor Carroll Leech, Vice Presidentg and Mrs. M.M. O'Rear, Spon- sor. 11' CREATIVE WRITING The Creative Writing Club publishes its own paper every alternate month. The club belongs to a national writing group and shares its writings with other clubs. Each month a package of pamphlets from other clubs is received, and the members read them for outstanding writing. YJ it 0-?.1fI 'mrs X The club membership includes these people. SEATED are Carla Gladson, Philip Srnartt, and Carol Strom. STANDING are TommyHorton, Johnny Joyce, James McKinnon, Fred Reynolds, and Ken- neth Haught. 55 Shown at left are the officers and sponsors of the Keepers of the Scroll. SEATED are Donna Lenoir, Secretary, Donna Krop, President, and Brenda Hickman, Vice President. STANDING are Mrs. Joyce Gorman, Sponsor, Carolyn Goodlett, District Presi- dent, Julia Pickering, Reporter, and Mrs. Eva Nelson, Sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed of girls who work in the school lib- rary. At their meetings, the members learn how to use the library more effectively. A group is sent to the State Meeting every year. These girls work in the Library during their off period. SEATED are Karen Roberson, J a n e Dugas, Linda Orr, and Carolyn Beck- ham. KNEELING are Joyce Guy, Linda Stewart, Mary Ann Moffett, Goldie Allen, and Bettie Boren. STANDING are Lynn Moore, Wanda Wolf, Linda Parmer, Shirley Dyess, Lou Alice Johnson, Virginia Payne, and Patsy Rosson. Mr Ollie Peek left who is the sponsor of the club i shown here with two club mem- bers They are Joe Fowler center and Bubba Fleming NUMBER SENSE CLUB ...,,,,t?r The Number Sense Club was orgamzed this year by students who practice on math work durmg club meetings .lllli Other members of the Number Sense Club are, SEATED: JanLindseyandRoger Avant. STANDING: Troy Cook Lynn Brooks, and David Kee. twin 'I G! I1 .a 0 I D 1 5 E1 , nr 0 - L f':.' 1-11 ::. ' . 1 ,1 :,.l -- o any- '!: il ' ' :riii-I - :'2 '19 A ' , an' I lmao :lu ', . up Ls 'f-,,gg 4 ' 'r . .. ,, , vnsl14gga an , .I v ' n 11-v 11 1 '- ' j . . I A A , K 5 nr D plan to enter the Interscholastic League math contests. The members , .. 1 I r' '54 5 K Other mem- bers of the Slide Rule Club are as follows: bottom row, left to right, Mike LaFountain, Graydon Hicks , Ted Lamb, and Jimmy Mc- Farland. Top row, left to right: Jack Cochran, Ray Lashaway and Jimmy Mos eley. 58 like us e how. The Officers of the Slide Rule Club are as follows: bottom row, left to right, David Wiman, Secretary-Treasurerg Jerry Roe, Vice Presidentg Jackie Pevehouse, Reporter. Top Row: Jimmy Don Robin- son, Presidentg and M i s s Virginia Grove, Sponsor. -.,,h-5 SLIDE RUlE 0lUB The Slide Rule Club is an organization for students who to work with the slide rule. Instruction is given in the of the slide rule for persons who do not already know X., r Bottom Row, left to right: Dickie McBeth, Dickie Martin Bobby Wilson, Thelma Christ- enson. Buddy Patterson. Top Row, left to right: John Curry, Joe Davis, Ronnie Eades. The members of the Slide Rule Club spent much time practicing inpreparation for entering the Slide Rule Contest at the Interscholastic League Meet in Sweetwater. Bottom Row, left to right: Herman Turner, Roger Avant, Redge Heard, Troy Cook, Lynn Brooks. Top Row, left to right: .Terry Walker, K i e t h Moffett, Jesse Wells. ,, M af 4 V--1 . yu Z my 'X The F. H. A. officers are as follows: Sandra Stephens, His- toriang Mary Ann Carey, Pgnist Carolyn Engler, Treasurerg S Ginny Sims, Social Chairmang Karen Porterfield, Presidentg Mary Stephens, Vice Presidentg Betty Snider, Parliamentariang Mary Webb, Degree Chairmang Judith Cooper, Reporterg Mon- ette Lewallen, Song Leaderg and Sherrell Bell, Secretary. 60 f Q ur gs W Wy- Y-,ar e 'Pmwf F. H- A. SWEETHEART ALEX cnoss 5 5 Q A 'MW SEAT ED around the table from left to right: Janice Rinehart, Ruth Goodlett, Virginia Jones, Eva Mae Owens, Jean Fisher, Ramona Hewitt, Terry Gebhart, Patricia Owen, Mary Handy, Jeanette Clark. STANDING are Kay Keller, Janice Bowman, Joyce Langridge, Julia Cox, Patsy Foree, Candy Weyel, Carol Moore, LaVerne Brown- ing, Gerry Barbee, Sandra Cox. 9 0 6 if Q ...A FUTURE IIGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homernakers of America is an organization of girls who are interested in homernaking. The girls learn leadership with programs and recreation. A major event of the club is the formal banquet held in the fall at which the officers are installed. f SEATED around the table from left to right: Nancy Har- din, Linda Massingill, Bettie Boren, Gwen Beckham, Joanie Owen. STANDING from left to right, Patsy Wells, Glenda Greene, Beth Cochran, Jane Marilyn Robinson, C a r o l y n Beckham, Linda Staton, Sam- Richmond, Mary Beth Glenney, mie Hagins, Mary Ann Moffett. Officers of the FFA are, S E A T E D: Franklin Gilbert, Reporterg Billy Ray Browning, Sentinel: Doyle Farmer, Sec- retary. STANDING: are Alex Cross, Treasurerg Richard Robinson, Presidentg and Devane Jones, Vice President. The sponsors are left, Mr. Jake Greene, and right, Mr. W. R. McM111lan. F.F.A. SVIEETIIEART JAN WELLBORN At left are the Junior and Senior members of the FFA Chapter. KNEELING are Ronnie Price, Jerry Hall, Johnny Ric- hardson, Devane Jones, Richard Robinson, Alex Cross, Melvin Kea, and Doyle Farmer. STAND- ING are Bobby Hataway, Richard Smith, David Lunsford, Billy Tarter, Berle Overman, Jack Kea, Skeet Dunn, Jady Gilbert, Billy Ray Browning, Mike Stipe, and Kenny Elkins. if at ,li-0' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is an organization made up of boys who take part in the vocational agriculture pro- gram and are interested in farming. The members take part in stock shows and grass judging contests. - . 4 e- - - J- rl . ' ' ' '7' '- . ' ani! ' :' :PW At left are the Freshman and Sophomore members. SEATED are Richard Crawford, Earl Shiff- lett, Paul Huff, Billy Foree, Keith Lloyd, and Kent Holmes. MIDDLE ROW: Wayne Newman, Jerry Rainwater, E. W. Hardy, Gene Kea, Franklin Gilbert, Freddie Overman, Ed Carl Foree Marvin Hardy, Bob Carpenter, Martin Pena, and Lanny Hall. BACK ROW: David Smith, Wen- dell Beane, Herman Farmer, Doyle Sharp, Jerry House, Gil- bert Merritt, Joe Rosas, John Billy Koonsman, Jimmy Sinith, James McClintock, Roger Will- iams. ii f Officers of the Voca- tional Industrial Club seated from left to right are: Sandra Simpson, Secretaryg Neal Dennis, Trea- surerg Johnny Calla- way, Vice-Presidentg Judy Milton, Repor- ter. Standing from left to right are: Carroll Cox, Ser- geant-at-armsg J. C. Jackson, Advisory Donna Neal, Presi- dent. 64 law V. I. C. SWEETIIEART JUDY MILTON Members of the Vocational Industrial Club seated from left to right are: Billy Hodge, Karen Livingston, Emmadel1Ewing. Second Row: Jesse Allen, Car- roll Cox, Leon Deere, Wayne Jarvis. Mewrmk - We, VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIM CLUB Members of the Vocational Industrial Club take part in the Industrial Cooperative Training program in school. They work in jobs related to the vocation in which they are interested in. They study the problems which they will encounter in their work. One of their projects during the year is the publication of the student directories. Other members of the Voca tional Industrial club are from Q left to right, First Row: Ray i ,1 i 5 Cox, Pat Crooks, Donna Scott, Ronnie Owens. Second Row: James Newton, Philip Stevens, James West, Lynn Morrison, Billy Golke and John Richey. Officers of the D. E. Club are, SEATED: Jane Shaw, Social Vice P1-esidentg Carolyn Linville, Secretaryg Betty Winkles, Historiang Judy Duncan, Trea- surerg Delores Stubbs, Reporterg Peggy Spence, Vice President. STAND- ING: Bobby Rodgers, Sergeant-at-Armsg Wayne Marrs, Presi- dentg Mr. Curt Wise, Sponsorg Charles Cooper, Parliamen- tariang Bobby Melton, Social Vice President. 66 D. E. SWEETIIEART DELOR ES STUBBS These students are in their second year of Distributive Edu- cation. SEATED are Dwain Bur- nett, Jane Shaw, Delores Stubbs Jane Duncan, Johnny Starnes, and Bobby Melton. STANDING are Roy Beene, Garland Fam- bro, Bobby Rodgers, Frank Watts, Charles Cooper, and Waym Marrs. qi DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Club is one for students who are train- ing for future jobs in business. Members have jobs in various business houses in town. They discuss the problems which are involved in their work. has SEATED are Linda Massin- gill, Jan Carey, Judith Cooper, Judy Duncan, Peggy Spence, and Carolyn Linville. STANDING are Thomas Boyd, Ronald Brew- er, Richard Sumruld, Ronnie McNabb, Wanda Davis, Janice White, and Betty Winkles. They are the first-year members of the DE Club. 67 Q 2 Officers of F, T, A. are pictured left to right: Paula Rieger, Vice Presi- dentg Beth McClatchy, Secretaryg Kay Shel- burne, Treasurerg Nancy Wirnan, Presi- dentg Adaleen Soles, Reporterg and Mr. J. C. Linn, Sponsor. V6 , . ,g3. a5:g??,, .. . Q MR. AND MISS F. T. A MICKEY MCGREW SANDRA HARDY L1 li f EBFWE 5 kia. - W , mom.. M. M, A, N., ,. E ercwcccrcr ..,. 9 7 Members of the FTA are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Nelda Matthews, Ruth Goodlett, Toni Taylor, Jan Vestal, Janis Rine- hart, Freddy Miller, Mickey McGrew, Tommy Contella, Bruce Taylor. SECOND ROW: Candy Weyel, Wanda Bartow, Lynnda Bradley, Kay Powell, Janelda Wilson, Othelda Wil- son, Joyce Stephens, Linda Diggs, Margie McDowell, Sue Stokes, Judy Lockhart, Sharon Morgan, Barbara McMennamy, Keitha Walton, Iris Turner, Gayrene Curnrnings. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The membership of FTA has greatly increased. This year, the members of the club have made use of a point system. Points are given to members on the basis of helpful tasks performed for teachers. J ,iff 5 Members of the FTA shown at the right are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Brewer, Johnny Joyce, Beecher Moss. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lynda Ros- son, Helen Harlin, Gwen Beck- ham, Glenda Greene, Sue Taylor, Betty Longbotham, Pat Crooks, Darlene Gray, Bo Brown. TIHRD ROW, left to right: Tony Anger, LaNelle Woodson, Patsy Ramsey, Clovis Terry, Winna Franks, Charlene Johnston, Rita Camp, Judith Gladson, Cherie Boone, Leatha Brice, Chere Phillips, Sally Herring, Lady Falls. FOURTH ROW: Pat Nachlinger, Shirlene Mor- ton, Flo Watson, Donna Taylor, Kay Keller. FIFTH ROW: Paula Rieger, Sandra Hardy, Beth Sims, Dorothy Beggs, Patsy Wells. 69 1 'T ti .0 These students are officers of A Capella Choir. Seated from left to right are: Gay Nell Nicks , Secretary- Treasurerg Julia Boyd, Robe Custodiang Betty Ann Pitts, Reporterg Carla Gladson, Lib- rarian. Standing are John Weaver, Vice Presidentg Beth Sims, President, Mr. Robert Clinton, Sponsor. 70 4 was CHOIR FAVORITES DARLENE LOFT ON JIMMIE GUY ,..n......-H............-..,.........-.. f I. ., ,NA-,' N Xjwxx i V 44 wit as f.2 , 5 if ' V , ' f 5 6 V 92 2 T . . ffflffz. , g '. ' 9 Y 34. ' ' I nc ' Q' U fp i 3 fa, 'f I 'Y ,x IJ -1 - 9 Q 'Q ,vw si , . 3' - ' 0 . ' N ,Q , I i Q gziiiiittx 11135 Nmznnzuvudl1J4u,,U,Il' wf 'Qsi.1.Mmx ' - - A. du, 511.-2 iii 4 - ' ' Lv - Z -sl 'I ,M lf' Members of the Girls' Choir are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Mary Melchor, Amelia Costello, Gloria Benitez, Betty Longbotham, Judi Cox, Anne Dyer, Louise McFatridge, Othelda Wilson, Dorothy Mayo, Janice Rinehart, Bettye Floyd, Audrey Watson, Winna Jean Franks, Jean Ball, Sandra Williams, Lydia Blair, Barbara Wilson, Donna Shearer, Ruth Goodlett, Linda Ward. SECOND ROW: Wilna York, Kay Pylant, Linda Chauncy, Janelda Wilson, Linda Diggs, Narcia McCraw, Sandy Pearce, Betty Snider, Janis Gladson, Janice Jackson, Joyce Landridge, Dianne White, Xan Dunn, Darlene Gray, Lynette Kitchings, Kathi Vernon, Shirlene Morton, Terri Gebhart, Sharon Banks, Jeanette Clark. THIRD ROW: Sue Hill, Nonnie Rodgers, Judie Rogers, Jolene Sheid, Kathie Crooks, Linda Gayle Miller, Lanette Miller, Janette Wilson, Mary Waters, Carol Ann Kimzey, Barbara Floyd, Lois Sellars, Lynda Beasley, lnice Womble, Gayrene Cummings, Darlene Cantrell, Sondra Riley, Lynda Mize, Virginia Jones. FOURTH ROW: NancyAshley, Janice Bowman, Welda Bills, Sharon McCright, Sammie Gilbert, Betty Jo West, Lee Edelman, Judy Slatton, Judy Huddleston, Jackie Dean, Betty Tatom, Mary Beth Glenney, Linda Brown, Juanita Bridges, Janet Free, Keitha Walton, Marcia Stone, Marjorie Nicks, Susan Cockrell, Ramona Hewitt, and Linda Page. GIRLS' CHOIR The Girls' Choir sings for many school programs throughout the year. The girls sing light numbers and also work on more serious songs for the Spring Contest. 73 The Mellownotes are a group of Freshman, Sophomore, The members of the Mellownotes are as follows: Ginny Sims, Judi Cox, Brenda Pitts, Linda Roland, Judie Rogers, Li.ndaGayle Miller, Paula Keaton, Leatha Brice, Jolene Sheid, Clovis Terry, Sandra Williams, Nonnie Rodgers, Judy Wallace, and Sue Taylor. and Senior girls who sing popular musical numbers. The Girls' Quintet, made up of three Seniors and two Juniors, sings mainly songs along the style of the Chordettes and similar recording groups. The members of the Girls' Quintet are: Darlene Lofton, Gay Nell Nicks, Nancy Wiman, Julia Boyd, and Carla Gladson. 74 BAND SWEETHEART CAMILLA ROBERTS X Mural: QF. ik., J ,z . .,. . ii' g 'Z 5 Y, Q 1 A :',' X as ts C gt, ay Band Officers ar e, FRONT ROW: Thelma Howser, Head Libra- riang Barbara Mc- Mennamy, Librarian, Dorothy Payne, Lib- rariang Barbara Armstrong, Librar- ian, Sharon Morgan, Chief Quartermaster, Camilla Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: Delbert Lloyd, Captain, Bob Fields, First Lieu- tenant, .Terry Roe, Second Lieutenant, Glen Thompson, Quartermasterg Danny Ogden, Quartermaster Doug Vice, Quarter- master. 75 The members of the Snyder High School marching and concert band are, left to right, FIRST Jan Nesbitt, Thelma Howser, Sharon Morgan. SECOND ROW: Delbert Lloyd, Barbara McMen- Rozanne McCloskey, Redge Heard, Dannie Ogden, Winona McClanahan, Fred Reynolds, Camilla Bob Fields, James McKinnon, Beecher Moss, T.R. Green, Jean Young, Thelma Christensen, Diane Young, Brenda Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Toni Taylor, Claudia Fowler, Lynnda Bradley, Wallace Christenson, Edith Shifflett, Bill Patterson, Jerry Roe, John Curry, Buddy Patterson, Cushenbery, Dan Bohannan, Philip Smartt. FIFTH ROW: Linda Allen, Katherine Hutchins, Wanda Jimmy Shaw, Johnny Powell, Dick Martin, Doug Harrison, Charles Lieb, Marjorie McDowell, Tommy Rogers, Jackie McNabb, Joe Robinson, Steve Bates, David Wiman, Glen Thompson. Y i I . 1.1 A -fs cr , ... -42 f W- .1 . 1 I I , . ,Y .. , r if! an 3 ' ff iz - el . +1 an V, ,1 Az ,M ,, ' A ., y k . , , , X , . MR4 MELVIN MONTGOM ER Y Director SNYDER HIGH Snyder High School is proud of its band. During games. At marching contest it was one of the most attended contest in the spring to compete in the fields consecutive year, the band was chosen to appear in standing bands of the nation. Mr. Melvin Montgomery, directors of the year. s . E. i iv ROW: Dawnel Wells, Judy Nachlinger, Mary Clare Peebles, Dickie McBeth, Barbara Armstrong, namy, Dorothy Payne, Marsha Hurst, Iris Turner, Louis Herndon, Brenda Drake, Bobby Wilson, Roberts. THIRD ROW: Pam Haigwood, Marjorie Nicks, Joyce Rodgers, Lynn Brooks, Sue Stokes, Ann Byrd, Steve Barrett, Mary Anne Carey, Beth Srnallwood, Kenneth Haught, TommyNicks, Connie Stanley, Kay Powell, Beverly Preston, David Kee, Jimmy Spradlin, Jerry Barfield, Ray Lashaway, Monette Lewallen, Finis Calvert, Mike Reed, Tommy Horton, Annette Blum, Dale Bartow, Arlene Wilkinson, Kathy Mott, Laverne Browning, Adaleen Soles, Glenda Rainwater, Galen Prather, Jerry Mitchell, Doug Vice, Charles Easterwood, Linda Ramsey, Larry Devers, SCHOOL BAND the fall it presented halftime shows at the football l outstanding bands in Class AAA. Also, the band of concert playing and sight reading. For the second First Chair of America, a yearbook featuring the out- Director, was named one of the outstanding band MR. BILL GREEN Assistant Director 77 The Dixie- land Band merry- bers are as follows: Jerry Roe, Danny Ogden, Philip Smartt, Delbert Lloyd, Bob Fields, Glen Thompson, and Doug Vice. 78 The Stage Band is one of the favorite musical groups of the school. This band plays modern swing and dance music. The Dixieland Band was started by a group of boys that like to play jazz music together. They organized into a band, and they play Dixieland music. The Stage Band members are as follows, first row: Sharon Morgan Ray Lashway, Philip Smartt, Dan B ohannan, Delbert Lloyd, David Wiman, Glen Thomp- son, Joe Robin- son and Roger Fields. Second row, as follows Danny Ogden, Jerry Roe, Doug Vice, Jean Young, Bob Fields, Beecher Moss and T. R. Green. 80 DRAMATICS CLUB Bottom Row, left to right are the officers of the Drama- tics Club: Sue Hodges, Secre tary: Gretchen Short, Vice President, Jan Wellborn, Re- porter. Top Row: Marlin Davis, President, and Miss Sue Smith, Sponsor. The Dramatics Club was organized by students who are interested in acting and the theatre. Members divide into groups and present plays to the club. The members of the Drama- tics Club left to right, First Row: Donna Shearer, Nancy Nidiffer, Sherene Gladson, Rozanne Mc- Closkey, Lynda Mize, Judy I-Iuddleston. Second Row: Philip Smartt, Sherlon Tipton, Oleta Duncan, Mary Lyn Weber, George Beaty, Brenda Pitts, Ben Franklin. Bottom Row, left to right: Linda Shaw, Danny Callaway, Judy Wallace, Paula Keaton, Kathleen Mott. Top Row, left to right: Darvin Baze, Ada- leen Soles, Gay Nell Nicks, Susan Cockrell, Sally Herring, Danny Redwine. The Dramatics Club members chose as their professional name Mask and Slipper Club . The club was reorganized this year after a lapse of three years. Bottom Row, left to right: Kathie Crooks, Linda Gayle Miller, Joyce Skains, Beverly Preston, Diane Young, Kathi Vernon. Top Row, left to right Ronnie Martin, Carla Gladson, Ginger Fitzsimmons, Carla Portis, Barbara Josephson. 81 1 V' Gif? .Y 4, 4 I J Mfg SWK b mf fm N ii? ,f v , ., 1 W Sw 1 'Hit X :iv Kei ii iff jr- NYG ' ' M I 9. 'F 1 Officers of the Audio Visual Club for the 1958 - 59 school year are as follows: Carolyn Loyd, Secretaryg Gradine Sellars, Re- porter, Billy Murphy, Vice PresidentpTirn Williamson, Presi- dentg Mr. Dan Mar- tin, Sponsor. Not pictured: Illa Eaves, Treasurer: Jimmy Maroney, Sergeant- at-arms. -4 U J '5' 1 ' . AUDIO-VISUAL clue The Audio-Visual Club is made up ofpupils who work in the audio- visual department. The work these pupils do consists of showingfilms to classes and operating other departmental equipment. 4 5 SEATED are Truman Martin, Kenneth Drake , Morris Noah, David McKinley, and Ray La Roux. STANDING are Lou Wayne Rogers, Sandra Cox, Margaret Miller, Milton Sturdivant, Robert Carter, and Chester Carter. Shown at the left are officers of the Photography One Club From left to right they are Jerry Fleming Secretary Treas urerg Tim Roberts Reporter Mr. R. O Thomas Sponsor Terry Lee Vice President and Danny Tankersley President PHOTOGRAPHY CUIB The Photography Club is an organization in which stu dents learn the principles of good photography. At their meetings members study the good and bad points of pictures and also the types of cameras used for various purposes Here is a group of club members. FRONT ROW: Steve Bates, Joe Robinson, Mike Morris, Spencer Dyer, Eddie Phy, Johnny Proctor, Bob Smith, Ted Creason, and James Chandler. BACK ROW: Barbara Thornburg, Patsy LaRoux, Sandy Pearce, Nancy Ashley, Dickie Clernrner, Jimmy Spradlin, Stan Hulen, Homer Ray, JudyS1atton, Sharon Banks, and Carol Hildreth. 84 ii 'f ff f H. I ,AEA AIIA Lv A 3 , W, I 7 Q .2 ,V ,x , ,W , A ,-...----1 fw' ffl avi' 53 .4 hurl The officers of the 'Photo- graphy Two Club are left to right: Junny Iv-ison, Tteasurerg Billy Rinehart, Secrfetaryg Ronnie Giles, President, Marcus Strickland, Vice -Pres- identg Barry Walker, Sergeant- at-Armsg and Stanley Woolever. The Photography Club is a new club around the campus of Snyder High. It is hoped that the members may learn enough about photography to make an enjoyable hobby of it. gr, ,F L- mv annul J ,rig :E 32 Q -- 2 These are the members of the Photography Club. First row from left to right are Roger McMennamy, Elvis Pinkerton, Bennie Greenfield, Bruce Tay- lor, Don Brewer, Larry Patter- son, Lynn Herndon, Bo Brown, Ronnie McGrew, Wayne Berry, James Fitzgerald, Lyndon Baize, Eddie Watson. Second Row: Larry Hart, Finis Calvert, Gerald Reeves, Delbert Lloyd, Jack McDonald, Jesse Crawford, Perry Culwell, Ted Lamb, John Weaver, Billy Andrews, Frank- lin Moore, Gay!-lickman, Charles Gladson, Tony Bearden, and Mickey Wharry. NURSES CLUB The Officers of the Nurses Club are as fol- lows, SEATED, left to right: Annette Blum, Reporter, Jan Nesbitt, Vice President, and Jean Young, Secretary - Treasurer. STANDING are Mrs. Eula Williams, Sponsor, Janice Young, President, and Miss Allene Stovall, Sponsor. The Nurses Club is composed of girls who plan to be nurses. At their meetings they study hospital work and have guest speakers. Some of the members are employed as nurses aids. Other members of the Nurses Club are as follows, FRONT ROW: Carol Palmer, Beverly Black, Darlene Lofton, Margaret Parker, Wilna York, Beverly Preston, Frances Floyd. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn Loyd, Monette Lewallen, Karen Greer, Janice Melton, Pat Dunn, Janell Free. BACK ROW: Gloria Scott, Margaret Miller, Pat Murphy, Marsha Hurst, Mary Clare Peebles, Nancy Cannon, Rosemary Jones, Nelda Pevehouse, Sharon Mc- Cright, Sharon Watson, Wanda Jones, and Linda Prince. 86 The officers of the Industrial Arts Club are: Don Dupree, Vice President, Jimmy Huffman, Presi dent, Sharon Babcock, Secretary- Treasurerg and Gilbert Garcia, Sergeant-at-arms. The sponsor is Mr. Frank Miller. 3? 7 I if .32 B . INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts Club is composed of students who are interested in Arts and Crafts and Shop. Many of the pro- jects that they work on are entered in various Industrial Arts contest. These members are, SEATED: Galen Prather, Chester Carter, Buddy Trevey, Leslie Thomas, and Charles Stephens. STANDING: Jerry Irvin, Charles Deere, Eddie White, Don Dupree, Buddy Haigwood, Charles Bridges, and David Smith. Other members of I. A. are, FIRST ROW: Butch Browning, Ron Dupree, Dicky Simpson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Minor, Truett Bruns, Wayne Dower, Sondra Riley, Douglas Green, Darlene Cantrell, Chuck Warren, Neva Way, Bill Gohlke, Leoma Partain, and Mike Smith. Mrs Faye Parker sponsor of the Shorthand contestants 15 shown g1v1n d1ctat1on to her students From left are Meta Ann Bowen Barbara Cald well Anne Dyer Charlene Johnston and Carolyn L1nv1lle The Ready Wr1ters' contestants are shown here w1th then' sponsor Mrs M M O'Rear From the left they are Redge Heard Dan Boharman and J' 1mm1e Guy INTERSCIIOMSTIC Many students devote much txrne 1n the League Bes1des the contests p1ctured Sense competrtron M1ss Thelma Leshe, Typmg contest sponsor, 15 shown here wxth several typmg entr1es. From left are Karen Porterfleld, Lynda I-hcks, Jan Nesb1tt, Pat Ramsey, D1ane Young, Juamta Allen, and Lavada Holmes. Not shown are Barbara Josephson and Johnny Joyce. Qs f I Q U a I G u , I . . . g The Spellmg contest entr1es are from left Beth Smallwood Barbara Mc Mennamy J' un ell en DeArmon Sue Stokes and Ann Byrd The sponsor of th1s group 18 Mrs Arel Faver stand 1n lEA6lIE spring to pract1c1ng for Interscho1ast1c here students enter Shde Rule and Number -nif- M188 Smlth also sponsored George Holder who was entered 1n the En. temporaneous Speakmg contest Mlss Sue Smxth 1B p1ctured here with her Debate Team members Tommy Horton Betty W1nkles and Gay Nell Nicks Not shovsm 15 Joe Fowler 1 Z , ' s 9 , . I , - g- Q ,, I Q., , 1. x . , ' 1 1 . . A .011 . t A, , 9 . in QQ ff 5' ....4.......l...-- ........FEATURES M These poor Freshmen are getting the third degree from Marlin, Ronnie, and Larry. Et tu Brute ? Y FRESIIMAN .AND LATIN INITIATIONS Rolling Pennies seems to be quite popular on Freshman Initiation Day. Shoe shined, anyone ? Sam is shining Tim's shoes while Bo and Lady wait. Does it hurt? Mrs. Burchett 11' 'R seems to be feeling her Wheaties as she gives this Latin Club pledge a whipping TIGER BACKERS While the Tiger Coaches are interested in Looking for something? Iwonder. . . something else, namely the camera, Sam, our hero, is investigating Sweetwater Coach Elwood Turner's home . Let her rip! l This year was the first time in a long time that Tiger Tim has been a part of our football activities. He sure looked good. Our Victory Bell played an important role this year in promoting the school spirit. NEA. A .M Z .7........ 'Q and Betty Ann seems to be afraid of the Russian, John. Larry still hasn't gotten out of the boat . PEP RALLY SKITS The Viper , Kathy, seems to have Don, Bruce Linda Gayle, and Judy shaking in their tracks. Coach Conley is giving the Tigers a word of encouragement as Battle and Bostick look on. PEP RALUES Our Superintendent really got into the swing of things this year by coming to all the Pep Rallies. .-'vi s 5 K F 4.11 4 The bonfire blazed high to match the Tigers' spirit before the Sweetwater ball- game. Speak into the microphone, Kenneth. Come on, Kenneth, your partner Paul needs some help! I 'Stiff upper lip, boys. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Jeanie Green is shown by a door that is cleverly decorated with an angel and musical notes inside Christmas balls. These Homemaking girls are featured around their beautifully decorated table. The red and green design was fully carried out. Q I' .,XfWXl. AL?-, ' ,X ,. . ,--,I LST Sherlon, Patsy, and Carla are pictured by this door which is decorated with an angel on a cloud and the star in the background. Janice W. , Cleatis, Glenda, and Janice Y. are pictured by the Art room door which features the Madonna. NX CAST Dennis O Finn. . . . Miss I-hldegarde M1ss B1rdie M1ss Arnantha M1ss Lucy Mxss Nettie M155 Ehzabeth Kramer lst Stretcher Bearer Znd Stretcher Bearer Jane Rogers Johnson BULL IN A CHINA SHOP . .BEN FRANKLIN ADALEEN SOLES JUDY WALLACE LEE EDI. NIAN .EMMADELL EWING SHIRLENE MORTON KATHY MOTT RONNIE MARTIN DARVIN BAZE DANNY REDWINE KATHI VERNON FRED REYNOLDS The D1rector and Ass1stant D1rector of the Jumor Play Bull 1n a Ch1na Shop' are M1ss Sue Sm1th and Marhn Dav1s g Joyce Skains and Gmger F1tzs1mmons are making up the hero of the play Ben Frank lxn Emadell Ewmg is rap1d1y becoming a. httle old lady under the hands of Oleta Duncan and Carla Portia 98 Left to nght are Danme Ogden Sound and Stage Crew Manager Barbara Joseph son Stage CrewManager andJ1mMedl1n Stage Manager ,X ,N ww 1 FHWW5F?2 M' Carol, Barbara, Janet, and Jane are sitting STYLE SHOW Joyce, Carolyn, Kathy, and Carolyn's little sister are all ready for a day of sports. pretty in their new clothes. is 1 A The Homemaking Department of Snyder High have shown some of their many abilities by their Semi- Annual Style Show. This show gives the girls an opportunity to display for the public the clothes they have made. 1:1 nv- f Smart designs are shown by Patsy, Linda Carolyn, Judith, and Barbara. 3 Mar Sher!-eu and Karen are Sandra, Dawnel, Mary, Barbara, and Bar- diiin suits ' bara's little sister look nice in their sport 100 mo g ' clothes. Uafnn ,Pie X E. W. Hardyis shown here with hisReserve Champion dog. LL. The Grand Champion lamb is shown from Hermleigh. Billy Ray Browning shows his Reserve Champion of Snyder. m srocgx snow The Scurry County Junior Livestock Show is an annual affair held by FFA chapters in Scurry County. This year the Snyder Chapter dominated the Livestock show by having the Grand and Re- serve Champion hog, Grand Champion calf, and Reserve Champion lamb. 57' .1 , L , K V 3, . Richard Robinson is proudly showing his Grand Champion Barrow at the annual livestock show. val +1 Being exhibited here is the Grand Champion calf of John Billy Koonsman. lOl S. ll. S. BANQUETS A I ,i -W. ., W FTA held their Banquet in the High High School Cafeteria. Dr. Jones was the main speaker. These FTA members and guests pre- sided at the head table. I The Spanish Club held their banquet at Carlos' Restaurant this year. These students seem to be having a good time. .i nK'lY' 9,2 5 G Mrs. Ruth Burchett was the guest speaker at the FHA ban- quet. She gave a talk on Spain. She is shown here with Mary Stephens and Karen Porterfield. FOOTBALL Come on, Terry, it isn't really that bad!! U-11' -bb-,A That must be some story, Richard! Coach Conley is showing Mrs. Conley, Mr. Blue ,Lowex-y, and Mr. Wiman the coat that the football :boys gave him at the banquet. X lm Aw, Alex, do you have to be a camera hog? A1-en't the girls happy?! 4,5 Club members provided the entertainment for the banquet. Ann Byrd provided piano accompaniment for Darlene Lofton's vocal solo, while Inice Womble played the accordion. The Latin Club held their annual banquet at the Martha Ann Womens Club. They had as their guest speaker Rev. Cv. M. Cole, who has just returned from a. trip to Europe. He gave them a talk on the lands that he visited. The sponsor for the Latin Club is Mrs. Ruth Burchett. Donna Lenoir, Beth Smallwood, Mary Ann Moffett, Ronnie Spittle, and Mrs. Ruth Burchett are looking at one of the clever banquet menus. ar ANQUET ' f ,Xian ' ' l if n S 7 l f 1' if ,f , 3 3 , fi ' Reg Scarborough, Carol Strom, Adalane Abercrombie, and David Wiman are pictured with Reverend G. M. Cole. - -fi' M as x --4. X' -A 3 ., 'J Vi' C3 'N .4 X ft, I if Q to Pat Murphy is registering guests and club members at the banquet. From left are Dick Martin, Annette Bluxn, Dawnel Wells, and Buddy Patterson These industrious Juniors are diligently working to sell cokes and candy at the home football games. The D. E. and I. C. T. Clubs do much to raise money for their various interests. They have three con- cession stands at the football games and sell pro- grams and pillows. The students learn how to sell, which helps them in their work. Members of the Junior Class work in the concession stands to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. STUDENT WORKERS Dwain, Wayne, and Judy are selling programs and pillows to fans of the Tigers. Anne and Sue are their customers. The D.E. students were rewarded for their splendid work throughout the year by a banquet at Coleman's. Wanda, Patsy, Roy, Jane S. , Cleatis, Jane D- f and Judith are selling pop corn and cokes at the football games. AWARDS K ' gif. This is a big moment for Judy Greene. She is being crowned Football Sweetheart 'by Richard Mahan. JW , Clovis Terry's face reflects the happiness she feels as she is presented roses by .Terry,Danny, and Stan. The occasion was her election as Basketball Sweetheart. IO8 Richard Mahan and Mickey McGrew are holding the awards they received for being named to the honorable mention of the Wigwam Wise- men of America's selection of the All- America high school football team. Richard Mahan smiles happily as he is presented the Carl Herod Award by Mr. Herod. 'Fo Montgomery has been presented award for being one of the b a n d s in the States. Mr. presented plaque to Mr. gomery. These five girls were able to attend the State Teenage Library Convention at Abilene. From left to right are, seated: Donna Lenoir, Julia Pickering, and Carolyn Goodlett. Standing are Brenda Hickman and Donna Krop. l'Il.X I'l'lilJ4lSlQS l 0l'lwxlurl3,q 4g,'N-,Xu AF- l'lU1llIl0X0l' nn: .uwg 5 N.ll'l!l.U unxs or rlnn: m: In l2blI'll ISIIIZ lllll nnvnl. 'llkill' 0I uulrllll' Minn: Munn nnnxv lo lzxuarxumz ulzunzlucv xx mnuz 1. IUMNIYNITY Ll . li' wunu mu umm mul - v m n nun. un. n 41.1. lo l'll0ll0'l'I1 xwrnmui- Tl!! XI, li00ll K ILI. 'lin rusntn rum DEVEL- mfmzxr or cmmrxvlz Llliklblillillll' mann: In umursrrv urn 'ln pnnvxm-: wunuzsons xxnn'xnu,u. In umm! lu-Z1'Rl9A'l'DN 'lin FUR'l'lll'ZR xnnnlrr nu norm RLONDIICI Sherrell Bell displays the pur - 1' Peggy Spence, shown here, received the award of Miss Homemaker of the Year. poses of the Future Homemakers of America. Beth Sims, Dan Bohannan and Carroll Leech receive awards for their oil essays from Mr. Bill Vestal. Members of the Grass Judging Teams in Vocational Agri- culture are from left to right: Franklin Gilbert, Freddy Overman, Bob Carpenter, Gilbert Merritt. Second row: Skeet Dunn, Richard Robinson, and Jimmy Moseley. Don't shoot, Brenda! ! Shown here are a group of band students before a marching practice. SCHOOL llFE Miss Smith, one of the new teachers this year, shows us one of her ways of relax- BQQIQES ,M It seems as though some of our Freshman boys are trying to do something to the Buckies. How about it, boys ? ing . The DE Club's Operation Smash-up was quite a success. This scene looks more like Smash- Down . S6ll00l DAZE Little Bop Ridinghood and Hot-Lips Harry are demonstratixig some of their routine marching steps. They pre- sented one of the football game half time skits. Kenny and Bobby are shown here in some of their more formal attire. These outfits have made them the best dressed boys in school. Pat is really kicking up her heels at this basketball game. M SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ' Judy is telling the king that she has seen a strange star in the East. This pro- gram was presented during the Christ- mas season. Sue and Graydon are giving us that old cheese smile as they prepare to MC a program. 'QW' f Having fun, boys ? I Mr. and Mrs. Wiman and Mr. and Mrs. McCollum are really enjoying the D. E. picnic in the Pavillion. C Z f X X PERSONALITIES all' 5 S 1- ' XM, MR. S. ll BOB FIELDS 1 DALFEN -- 5 1 ...f ONATION Bob Fields and Adaleen Soles were crowned Mr. and Miss S.H.S. Sandra Hardy announced the participants' names and their escorts. Crown bearers were Paula Soles and Roy Rosson. Music was played by Danny Redwine. 9' 1' Q 1 all!!--Q SENIOR FAVORITE- JIMMY ALLEN 415 - my Y SHELBURNE 'wk 24 JUNIOR FAVORITE WW., 3 MARCUS STRICKLAND Tw 5 G ' ' ' ,.,, 5 :' I Ax' LQ 3 L QI' Q L . 1 SOPIIOMURE FAVORI E 26 'I' ----- DAVID WIMAN , 'uf pl' 'Q 45 1 x. .5 5-, ,154 A ' Q .1 FAVORITE IZ is y. 40 r 1 414925 1' f nr 11. ' M, M52 fx Wiiflwff W Q F, xy ,f FRESHMAN FAVORITE ----- STEVE FREE V. FIX 4, gigiglhwjj : 1 3:g j,.:Q , f ,5b'd'Y,,f,jgT ., gf ff ff 1f .f?? 1 M .'?5f3?w f'?'??5515?'W zfiifi, .sim ,f 334952: fmiff ri 4 ,Aw f . . , Y' H VV .. ,W f ,ing . ., U , 5,44 N Aw fury A, ,H 7 ,M , V X I ., ' ' ' .si sf? I ' . - 1 it A A -4 gui' .a ., rpg., ,.,?, f -1. 11. - A X124 , Q' mm x wg , FRANCES MARTIN FAV93'T5 f is ,gl Q XM ,, BOB FIELDS Bob has done a remarkable lob ln hls posltlon of Student Council In addltlon he has been one of the most outstanding members of the Black and Gold Band 2 s... 1 '54 NANCY WIMAN Nancy has been a very actlve member of the Choral Department Shels rn A Cappella and the Madngal group Besides thus she has served as Presldent of the FTA Chapter Each year the faculty of SHS chooses several Senior students for posrttons on the Who's Who These people are selected on the basis of grades, leadership, and attltude Bemg named to the Who s Who ls one of the biggest honors In Snyder Hrgh School WHO S rw-,Q wr gr? XY JIMMIE GUY BETTY MORGAN Jrmmte ts a valuable member of the Choral In addition fobemgqhqrd workmgmgmbgr gf Department havmg been rn theA Cappella the Trger's Tale staff Betty put forth much Cl 0 ' and M0d '9'-'ll 5ln9e'5 H9 l'llS S0fV0d effort tn fulfllllng her dutles as Head Cheer as Presrdent of the Sctence Club thus year leader Student Council SHARON MORGAN Sharon has been In Band four years and rs also actlve rn Student Council and Journallsm She was the flrst student ln SHS ever to reach the finals ln the Natlonal Merit Scholarship program She served as Sensor Class Treasurer 'ff DAN BOHANNAN Besides excelllng ln all of his scholastic work Dan has been a member of the Concert Band and Stage Band He ls Vlce Presrdent of the Scrence Club 2 LADY FALLS Lady has spent much of her ttme thus year In performing the dutres of Tlger's Lalr Edltor She rs also the Recordmg Secretary of the N 1, T T' I I O . 7 n u o I 1 A , ,, I . . . . I u 0 ' I . . , Til I Miwilial L A I, V , affix TQ' Q S :AI I :NV A Q' 'r A f rr ' ff 41 if fi ,N C A f vi W ' it lbs: A . I w X 'M j My 3 45, f . V 25,4 uf? . . -1 '23 rf W ,,. ., is we ig? . K I avv K A , .. E ,.,,v , M., ' k .... - - ' 1 ' W I . 1 . o ' . , - , . , I in L V rw , V ? I .- I f ' ' fer! f f ei ll ' I , , T l , .s Q , i . -... A 5:5 I . I - . . . . 0 U SEE I: Q7 f or PEGGY SPENCE KAY SHELBURN5 TIM ROBERTS Pessv feeelved 'he 1959 H0 ' of 'h' As Assistant Edffeff Key Pe' in meer 'mfs on nm has been on me Basketball and Baseball Year Award. She has been active in thls thls year's Tlger's Lalr. She ls Treasurer of teams all four of his high school ywrsl and fl0ldf lf' 'he Sfu'-'len' Council, and In 'he the Future Teacher's Club and ls the Secretary he has beenavqluable membm- of bogh gf,-,Ups Dlstrlbutlve Education Club of ,he Senior Class W W-6 ,,..-1 BILL DOAK BARBARA McMENNAMY Bill has done some outstanding work in the Throughout her SHS career Barbara has been Scrence Department and has served as Vlce a remarkable student While keeping her President of the Science Club and President grades hugh she has found time to be Corres of the Latln Club pondlng Secretary of the Student Councll and -.A If 1 Xffi' -l SANDRA HARDY Her duties as Edntor In Chlef of the Tiger s Tale President of Qulll and Scroll and Personalatxes Editor of the Trger s Lair have made Sandra a very busy person this year Q JANICE YOUNG Janlce has been very active ln the Nurse s Club as she was a charter member and is thus year s President She rs Reporter for the Senlor Class Band member CARROLL LEECH Carroll who has been a remarkable student has shown exceptional abllrty ln the Sclence Department par rcular In the field f Chemastry 3 1 exm' I 'xr X W I . . . I . - an , , -. 1- r e' l ' gf? A' ,g Y 9, 1 Q-, I 'Yee' -. 5 - . - 1 K f x f 1 R ,.-..- I 'A , . . -. - . I . I . - ' I I I I . . . I I ' . I Y- 1 4 0 Nominees for the Mr and Miss S H S contest were Seated, Lady Falls, Don Brewer, Kay Shelburne, Richard Mahan and Betty Ann Pntts Standing Bo Brown, Betty Morgan, and Mickey McGrew RUNNERS Runners up forWho's Who were Seated, Beth Sams, Darlene Lofton Adalane Abercrombie, Donna Neal, and Carolyn Smith Standing, Bo Brown, Skeet Dunn, Wayne Jarvis, and Tommy Horton 6,7 5.2 , ve 'K is W I 0' it wt. ' S fa' 7 'F A ' X X :K , x' ,Q fue ,J 15 W lx I J l 4 ki I . ' I : ' , T-+7 l Pictured at left are the runners up forclass favorntes Seated are Chere Phllllps, Fresh man, Barbara Shoemake Sophomore, Lady Falls, Sensor, Pat Cary and Phxlip Smartt, Junior Standung are Bob Smith Freshman Jlmmy Don Robinson Sophomore, and Bo Brown, Senior Z3' - .:I:': Shown above are the runners up for sports sweethearts They are Janice Youn Basketball Pat Cary and Xan Dunn, Track Janet Dugas, Baseball, and Ellle Contella Football NotshownlsBillSmlth Volleyball Runners up for sweethearts of the varlous actlvltles were Betty Ann Pltts, Cholr, Don Brewer Mr FTA Sandy Simpson VlC Darlene Gray, Mass FTA Peggy Spence DE and Bo Brown Mr FTA Not shown are Jo Etta Bourgoyne Spanish Princess and Tony Anger, Chorr 133 Aw 'V xf VK! Vl N, Af' A0611 SPORTS 123 JOHN CONLEY Athletic Director Head Coach Varsity Football Kansas University HORACE BOSTICK Backfield Coach Varsity Football Assistant Baseball Coach T. C. U. W HAL BATTLE Line Coach Varsity Football Freshman Basketball Coach Golf Coach Sul Ross State College ly 'Qu ,ah fl' Ah 4P'h'P'Nr ,iv TIGER JAMES ST EHLEY J. M. MOFFETT Freshman Football Coach Baseball Coach Texas Tech x !. S Som! no 'ff 401 oo, 'OO 4:0 xo. oglll O' ,'? .cuuf, .4 ks ogg Nb. '99 I I Iifllllli Q 'flllh' l'-Illini 'sunny .ull 1. gs B Team Football Coach X I: , Varsity Track Coach Kansas State COACHES V. V. SHEARBURN B Team Football Coach B Team Basketball Coach Freshman Track Coach Kansas State R5 .'.,,.hf lvnlyli ' All .:lll::, :ning I -f Illlg - 1 I .2 -::::s ,is r ,ry'U' J. P. WARD Freshman Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Tennis Coach Hardin-Simmons University 137 r Ina!! V? FOOTBALL SWEETIIEART JUDY GREENE TIGER FO0TBAll CAPTAINS KENNETH DRAKE RONNIE 'Eu -1: , GILES RICHARD MAI-IAN 139 Ay! . . K 5- K 9 wx X 2 x R A V U - j A .gh . 1? . ks., ' 1 s Q 1 4 Q ' in ' Af- - ' if 0 Q if 7 I X GAY HICKMAN Manager 40 SNYDER HIGH SCll00l al Shown above is the 1958 Snyder High School Varsity Football Paul Stanley, Richard Mahan, Bo Brown, John Weaver, Keith Kenneth Drake, Alex Cross, Marcus Strickland, Jimmy Allen, Watson, and Manager Gay Hickman. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Dubose, Ronnie Giles, Mickey McGrew, Bill Rinehart, David Walker, Johnny Richardson, Stanley Woolever, Mike LaFoun- VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM . y N 1' ...Ls 'Uvmx Xl K 1 li- zti 3 4, nb - veg- . 'N ,-wT x :s 3' 1 .ff qi 's.'r.?,gizf' -'s: -.g ' .w:'a.v',q:'A ,Af it -A .sl f.i4iSl5?5?s:'i'wi2+4P'4 Team. FIRST ROW, from left: David Wiman, JackMcDonald, Lloyd, Jan Lindsey. SECOND ROW: Manager Lyndon Baize, Mike Moffett, Reg Scarborough, James Fitzgerald, Eddie McGrew, Jackie Pevehouse, Tommy Minton, Terry Lee, Bill James. TOP ROW: Devane Jones, Bill Shoemake, Barry tain, Jimmy Huffman, and Gerald Reeves. LYNDON BAIZE Manager 4 RONNIE GILES Tackle Z years ' e A TERRY LEE Tackle 2 years The Snyder Tigers opened their 1958 season Friday night with a 14-6 victory over the Borger Bulldogs at Tiger Stadium. In the first quarter the Bengals drove 76 yards to the Borger 2 yard line and lost the ball on downs. The Bulldogs kicked out of danger and Tiger quarterback Richard Mahan returned the punt 15 yards to the Bulldog 32. Halfback Dick Hayes then picked up gains of 9,9, 10, and 2 yards for Snyder's first T.D. Mahan fired a pass to end Bo Brown for 2 points and the Tigers led 8-0. Borger wasted little time in getting back in the game by taking the ensuing kickoff and driving 60 yards to score. The con- version failed and the score stood 8-6 at halftime. Hayes gave the Tigers more breathing room when he shook loose on a 73 yard T.D. gallop early in the third quarter. This ended the scoring for the night as the conversion failed. Linebackers Eddie Watson and Bill Dubose led the Tigers defensively with six tackles each. 42 Tigers Open Season With 14-6 Victory Over Bulldogs Dick Hayes No. 40, Tiger halfback, is pictured breaking through several Borger defenders on a 73 yard TD gallop which put the Tigers ahead of the Bulldogs 14-6. ww' DICK HAYES Halfback 2 year s Tigers Maul Highly-Raisd Mustangs For A 34-12 Victory -'N fi M4 rt The Tiger line above has just opened up a hole long enough for fullback Paul Stanley to cross paydirt. Stan1ey's touchdown put the Bengals ahead Z1-6. JOHNNY DRAKE Halfback 2 years MICKEY MCGREW Fullback 2 years Guard 1 year lun-I BILL RINEHART Center 3 years The Snyder Tigers, p1aying bal1 control as their main weapon, defeated the highly rated Andrews Mustangs for their second win in two games. The Tigers scored their first touchdown early in the second quarter climaxinga 40 yard drive with Dick Hayes going over from the two. The Bengals halted an Andrews drive on their own Z7 and proceeded to drive 73 yards to their second T.D. Quarterback Richard Mahan threw a perfect pass to end Bill Dubose for a 17 yard scoring play. The half ended with the Tigers ahead 1-1-O. Andrews came back the second half and scored on a 60 yard drive. The Bengals took the ensuing kickoff and drove 81 yards to pay dirt with fullback Paul Stanley scoring from three yards out. Halfback Jimmy Allen kicked the extra point. The Tigers built upa 34-12 lead in the final quarter with fullbacks Stanley and Watson scoring one touchdown each. Ends Kenny Drake and Bo Brown and line- backers Dick Hayes and Eddie Watson stood out defensively for the Tigers. 143 N KENNETH DRAKE End 2 years ,. I for a touchdown. JIMMY ALLEN Halfback 3 years The Tigers surviveda barrage of penalties and a Big Spring fourth quarter rally to defeat the Steers 25-20. Big Spring opened the night's scoring with a 56 yard T. D. drive in the second quarter. The Tigers came back and marched 63 yards toa touchdown. Halfback JimmyAllen kicked the extra point to give the Tigers alead theynever lost. The Bengals moved ahead 19-6 with apair of T. D. 's in the third quarter and then added their final tally in the opening seconds of fourth period for a 25-6 command. With 200 lb. fullback Wayne Fields leading the way, the Steers rallied to score two times in the fourth quarter and throw a scare into the Tiger fans. Backs John Weaver, Jimmy Allen, Dick Hayes, and Paul Stanley each scored a touchdown for the Tigers while end Kenny Drake, and tackles Ronnie Giles and Terry Lee led the Bengals on defense. 144 Tigers Ouilasli Tough Sleers For a 25-20 Win 'X-. Vw?-' ef'5f?'i Dick Hayes is shown clearing the way for fullback Paul Stanley in the Big Spring game. Stanley, No. 33, has just gained 7 yards Ln-4' PAUL STANLEY Fullback 2 years Ambitious levelland Lobos if Ilend Tigers 14-8 Defeat ' Dick Hayes, a 170 pound halfback, is pictured taking off on a 86 5 yard touchdown run. End Bill Dubose No. 84 is shownpaving the J 1 way for Hayes with a key block. I Irv---'T JOHN WEAVER Halfback 1 year RICHARD MAI-IAN Quarterback 2 years .S 4'-Ml bn- BILL DUBOSE End 2 years The Levelland Lobos used the Snyder T1gers'rna1n weapon, ball control to hand the Tigers their first defeat of the season The Bengals dornin ated play the first half during which they built up an 8 O lead Halfback Dick Hayes picked up some timely blocks and scampered 86 yards for a touchdown Fullback Paul Stanley drove over for the two point conversion and that ended the scoring for the first half A fired up Levelland team came back the second half and moved 66 yards to a touchdown. The con- version failed and Snyder held an 8-6 lead, but the Lobos were just getting started. After holding the Tigers on defense, they gained possession of the ball and drove to the Tiger 9 where Lobo quarterback fired a T.D. pass for the deciding score. Tackle Ronnie Giles and halfback Stanley Woolever were defensive standouts for the Tigers. 145 Buckaroos Skin Tigers Wiih 34-7 Vioiory l TOMMY MINTON Guard 1 year Bw Bill Dubose, Tiger end, No. 84 is pictured after catching a 37 yard pass to set up the Tigers only T. D. against Breckenridge. No. 83, Bo Brown blocked one of the Buckaroos shown above but the other downed Dubose. 3,41 BO BROWN End 1 year Breckenridge struck quickly Friday night for three touchdowns and a 20-O first quarter lead over the Tigers. There was no stopping the Buckaroos after that as the green-shirted lads made it Z8-0 at halftime and came right back early in the third quarter to make the score 34-0. Three of Brecks T.D. 's were the result of a Jerry Gibson to Larry Parker passing combination. The Tigers started their only touchdown drive in the fourth quarter going 65 yards to paydirt. The key play to this score was a 37 yard pass from reserve quarterback Alex Cross to end Bill Dubose which moved the ball to the Breckenridge 15. From there the Bengals powered their way to the goal with halfback Dick Hayes going over from the one. Jimmy Allen kicked the extra point to end the night's scoring. Ronnie Giles led the Tigers on defense with seven tackles and three assists. o4Or1 , JAMES FITZGERALD 146 Halfback 1 year ,Qfifn Bengals Roar Back To Defeat Midland Bulldogs 34-12 ,... cq ALEX CROSS Quarterback 1 year 'A ii pi..-Y 3 ,- 'i'f'.3,,xm'f sf 4 ' ,,' 4 ,- '1 f, f , 4' f. Xe. . ,E fe , sy, . 1 X A Midland Bulldogis thrown fora loss by Tiger linebacker Eddie Watson. Watson has proved to be a fine defensive player for the Bengals this year. E 3 I -- . ami EDDIE WATSON Fullback 1 year The Tigers broke a two-game losing streak by downing the Midland Bulldogs 34-22 at Tiger Stadium. Halfback Jimmy Allen opened the Bengals scoring witha 57 yardT. D. scarnper on the Tiger's first scrim- mage play. Snyder then marched to its second T.D. with quarterback Richard Mahan going 23 yards to score. The Tigers' third tally came when fullback Paul Stanley climaxed a 66 yard drive on a 14 yard T. D. run. Midland scored early in the third quarter after recovering a fumble on Snyder's 6 yard line. The Tigers kept their lead as left halfback Dick Hayes outran the Bulldog secondary Z6 yards for a T.D. Midland came back and scored the next two times they got the pigskin but Hayes killed all hope of them catching up when he intercepted a Bulldog pass and raced 60 yards for Snyder's final touchdown. Linebacker Paul Stanley led the Bengals defensively making 12 tackles followed by line- backers Eddie Watson and Kenny Drake with 8 each. MARCUS STRICKLAND Halfback 1 year 147 BARRY WALKER End 1 year RONNIE McGREW Guard l year The Black and Golders simply couldn't get going as a fired up bunch of C. City Wolves battled them to their lst draw in several years. C. City drew first blood in the second quarter. Snyder lost the ball on downs and the Wolves drove 32 yards for a T.D. The Bengals showing their best spark of the game took the ensuing kickoff and drove 67 yards to score. Neither the Tigers nor the Wolves made their conversion and the score was tied at 6-6. C. City broke the deadlockwith aT. D. march following the Tiger kickoff. The Wolves again missed their conversion try which proved to be an important factor in the game. Quarterback Richard Mahan set up Snyder's tying T.D. with a punt return to the Wolves 48 yard line. The Tiger backs then bullied their way to the C. City one where halfback John Weaver plunged over to score. The all important conversion try failed and this ended both teams' scoring for the game. 148 Fired Up Wolves Shock Tigers With 12-12 Tie ff --f Jimmy Allen, Tiger halfback, No. 20, is about to be stopped by two C. City Wolves after making a first down for the Tigers JACKIE PEVEHOUSE Guard 1 year Sweetwater Slips By Tigers 27-20 In Final Minutes Somewhere in the pileup above, Tiger fullback Mickey McGrew has just scored six points for the Tigers. 5 ' 1' - ' .s.- . . , , wa DEVANE JONES Center 1 year ti' 'CY 057611 ---59' TONY ANGER Guard Z years JOHNNY RICHARDSON Tackle 1 year The Snyder Tigers came close to defeating the Sweetwater Mustangs in Mustang Bowl Halloween night but Sweetwater came from behind in the final minutes to slip past the Tigers Z7-20. Sweetwater opened the scoring in the first quarter with halfbackArdis Gaither speeding 13 yards to a touchdown. Snyder took the ensuing kickoff and drove 54 yards with quarterbackRichard Mahan scoring on a 16 yardkeeper play to tie up the ballgame. The Mustangs regained their lead early in the second quarter with halfback Eddie Scott scooting 34 yards to a touchdown. The Tigers once again took the kickoff and marched to paydirt this time on a 65 yard drive and the score was 13-12 in favor of the Mustangs at halftime. Sweetwater made it 19-12 in the third after a 59 yard drive. The Tigers then scoredon a 66 yard drive and took over a Z0-19 lead that held until the final 1:55 minutes of play when Sweetwater passed 7 yards for the winning touchdown. 4 IVHKE MOFFETT Quarterback 1 year la VQ ' mag Mickey McGrew, No. 30, is shown crashing over the goal line for a score. McGrew, wl.o was a fullback for two years, was shifted from guard to fullback to fill a weak spot caused by injuries. Late in the season he was shifted back to guard. It JOE FOWLER Guard 1 year Z The LarnesaTornadoes battledthe Tigers toa 20-Z0 drawbeforea Torn- ado Homecoming crowd in Lamesa Stadium. The Tornadoes recovered a Tiger fumble early in the first period and quickly connected it into six points to open the scoring. Later inthe same quarter, Snyder drove 72 yards to a touchdown with Tiger quarterbackRichard Mahan passing to halfback Dick Hayes for the score. Lamesa struck right back to regain their lead on a 70 yard scoring drive. Not to be denied the Tigers came back to tie up the ball game. Quarterback Richard Mahan broke into the clear and streaked 55 yards to paydirt. The conversion was good and V the score stood at 14-14. Just before the half ended, McGrew plowed over from the one to put Snyder ahead 20-14. After a scoreless third quarter, Lamesa tied up the ball game early in the fourthona73 yard scoring drive. Linebacker Eddie Watson saved the garne for Snyder as he broke through the Tornado line and blocked the ensuing conversion kick. Neither team threatened seriously in the final minutes. Kenny Drake, Eddie Watson, and Bill Dubose led the Bengals on defense. STANLEY WOOLEVER End 1 year -ii-I Tigers Close Season By ' Shutting Ou! lake View 20-0 5 3 X .Z 5-.5-Q A Lakeview back is shown picking up yardage as Tiger line- backer Eddie Watson closes in for the tackle. ' 49 .,,,,,,.-annul . W - 'ov If ' JIMMY HUFFMAN Tackle l year if ,gl A., - hx! ,eff 'gg MIKE Lai-'OUNTAIN Tr. End l year ,VK Vsx A f 178 . , Knif- BILL SHOEMAKE Tackle 1 year The Tiger defense played a major role as the Snyder Tigers closed out their 1958 season with a Z0-O shutout over the Lakeview Chiefs. Late in the first quarter the Tigers received a Lakeview punt on their own 25 and marched 75 yards to a T. D. in nine plays. Tiger quarterback Richard Mahan sparked this drive with a 32 yard scamper around right end. The Tigers thendrove to the Chief's Zwhere fullback Eddie Watson plowed over to score. Late in the second period Lakeview fumbled on their own 4. The Bengals recovered and moved to the l. Tiger guard Mickey McGrew moved to fullback and scored from the one yard out and Snyder held a 12-0 halftime lead. End Barry Walker set up the Bengals final T. D. late in the fourth when he intercepted a Chief's pass and re- turned it 45 yards to the 3. Watson scored on the first play. Tackle Ronnie Giles moved to fullback and drove 3 yards for the two point con- version to end the nights scoring. End Bo Brown and linebacker James Fitzgerald led the Tigers on defense. l5l 0 , id, f . 'MQW' w' ' A -a, Q K 4- ,IW 'Q -,, ,ht s , 1. My X, Distric! 3-AM Race Ends With Tigers In 2nd Place REG SCARBOROUGH Center 1 year ' ' i'fff'i 'f 152 Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers A Levelland back is shown scoring the Lobos' first touchdown The Tigers coming in too late to stop the play are Eddie Watson No. 31, Stanley Woolever, No. 61, and Bo Brown, No. 83 SEASON RECORD 14 Borger Bulldogs 7 34 Andrews Mustangs 12 25 Big Spring Steers 20 8 LeveHand Lobos 14 7 Breckenridge Buckaroos 34 34 bdidland Bidldogs 22 12 Colorado City Wolves 12 20 Sweetwater Mustangs Z7 20 Lamesa Tornadoes 20 20 Lake View Chiefs 0 All-DISTRICT PMYERS ,Qs in fxsa DICK HAYES MICKEY MCGREW RICHARD MAHAN IB! All DiBU'iCt lst All D1strict lst All District Honorable Mention All State These boys who have been very valuable hands to the T1gers th1s year were rewarded for the1r hard work by bemg chosen to pos1t1ons on the 1958 All D1str1ct 3 AAA Teams In add1t1on two of these boys were gzven honor able mentxon on the All State Team Honorable Mentxon All D1 strict Egg 3- BILL RINEHART Znd All-District RONNIE GILES Honorable Mention TERRY LEE Znd A11-Digt1-ict Au-State Honorable Mention 1 All-District W4 SNYDER HIGH ,WM NX -mf! CHARLES DEERE - Manager M,o, ,, , ' - K. E f, , ' 6 'ffgf H ' ' ' 'pf 1' ' Q . W WT,-, 1... -1 ,S ima ,ga my .gxwi 5 . - 1 4 Pictured above are the mernber's of this year's B squad. They manager Donald Deere, David Wiman, PerryCulwe1l, Junny Ivison, Robert Strickland, David McKinley, Keith Lloyd, Larry Patterson, Row: Jimmy Huffman, Reg Scarborough, Frank Younger, David Lowery. Top Row: Gerald Reeves, David James, Billy Harless, and Johnny Richardson. vi K Ab' If vs K. l Xl 1 , 6 ' K ' ik , I , I ' S , 'I nv gg 'i 1 T E ' ' I .V I t I - ' M I l 1 ' ' x l' 9 ' 'f fl WAYNE BERRY RONNIE WYLIE 4 Captain Captain ' HBH .-E....... pt- ! ...- N t ' ' 1 3' 0 . ' Y X ilfllll ff-O Q , 4 1- uk 1 'Wm E Val 'Nfl Q 43: ffl . xi? mis! are, seatedleft to right, Charles Popnoe, RayAshley, Albert Hardy, and Mokey Hale. Second Row: Jimmy McFarland, Jesse Crawford, Roger McMennamy, Butch Niedecken, and Roy Sumruld. Third Smith, .Tan Lindsey, Jack McDonald, Ronnie Wylie, and Henry Lynn Herndon, Billy Andrews, Wayne Berry, Jimmy Moseley, DAVID WIMAN Captain 2 , A , J!-'Y ' -Q ll . W ?5?j, ?f'z.f5',3,f'1 , v A - I Wi? E -- ff A1345 DONALD DEERE Wi. . . 4 .,,Q f-w '- 'H H Manager , , ,W l A v,-.:..fr.i5:5iyN- . , 3,5-.ig ' ' . , Y E f f N 3 Y ' x , Jggntl Z 3,3 s J 3 Team Season Recond Snyder 14 Midland 28 Snyder 20 Lamesa Snyder Z4 Midland 30 Snyder 40 Big Spring Snyder 36 Lamesa 14 Snyder Z8 San Angelo 14 Snyder Z8 Sweetwater 12 Snyder 36 Big Spring Snyder 12 San Angelo 13 55 H H EI Q 'T A M: 9 .Lv SAM CASEY Q Manager K E S The members of the 1958 Freshman Football Team are pictured John Best, Steve Free, Spencer Dyer, Ralph Trevey, and Mana- Butch Browning, Mike Morris, Bill Weaver, George Wylie, and Bruns, Larry Lindsey, Tommy Boothe, Dwayne Dobbs, and Ray Matthews, Freddie Miller, Larry McNair, Wayne Dower, and -:niggas YQ ,Y LARRY MCNAIR SPENCER DYER 5 6 Captain C aptain an , 1. -,:-,M ff s - - 'sun' Snyder 6 Snyder 22 Snyder 12 an 2' . E Snyder 8 ,'n0 lp 5 E 1' Snyder 36 qc Snyder 0 Q- f Snyder 26 Snyder Z4 Snyder 34 qw:-f-ff' M Q .f I ' above. FIRST ROW: Manager Sam Casey, Eddie Phy, JerryFranks, ger Charles Deere. SECOND ROW: Ray Grimmett, Bax Callaway, Gilbert Hinojos. THIRD ROW: Joshua John, Darrell Rains, Truett Fenter. BACK ROW: Tommy Stephens, Dahl Edelman, Leonard Ronny Merritt. g rnesunnu TEAM SEASON RECORD Angelo Edison Z4 Larnesa 6 Sweetwater 8 Angelo Edison 32 Angelo Lee 30 Larnesa 7 Sweetwater 8 Big Spring 0 Big Spring 0 ,mg H R lg ,IPI '1 8 - . fx MIKE MORRIS JOE BURNS Captain Captain 157 NJ VY I The B Team Cheerleaders p1ctured at left are kneel Ing Leatha Br1ce Larry Devers and Kath1e Crooks Standmg are Maxine Hardxn and Marcxa Stone The B Team Cheerleaders are a new group this year They have added much to the backing of the team and have lnspired the players 1n their successful season B AND FRESIIMAN TEAM CHEERLEADERS Another group that is new to SHS is the Freshman Cheer leaders They have done a good Job in baclung the1r team and leadmg them on several victorles The members of thls group from left are Janell Free Frances Martin Mary Anne Carey Jud1 Cox and Chere Phalhps 158 l fx DR B J WEAVER Chiropractor FRIENDS OF TIIE TIGERS Snyder has always been noted for the support It gives 1ts teams Shown on this page are Just a few of the many people who have gxven freely of thexr time and energy to help the athletic pro gram of Snyder High School Drs Carl Dillaha and Tom Hartley have been of much value to the team because of the help they gave to the manyboys who 1ncurred injuries dunng the season Dr B J' Doc Weaver Ch1ropractor also helped greatly m th1s re spect Mr J'ohnnyBoren and Mr Bill Schiebel the announcers made the game broadcasts 1n terestmg and mforrnative to the rad1o audxence Mr Blue Lowery made f1lms of the games anc these benef1ted the Tigers greatly M BLU E LOWER Y Photographer No list of fr1ends of our team would be complete without ment1on of the work done by Buck Francis the sports writer of the Snyder Daily News and Mr Charles Blakely Pres1dent of the Quarterback Club Both of these men have been amon the most ardent of the T1ger backers l at 'SP and are much appreciated by all of the boys MR JOPHNINY BOREN MR BILL SCHIEBEL Annguncer AI11'10U.l1Ce1' Q7 DR CARL DILLAHA and DR TOM HARTLEY Team Doctors a-xx QIZFQ'-5 TIGER BASKETBALL CAPTAINS 15 ,ii V 4 K 1 L-1 K , 0 JERRY FLEMING DANNY TANKERSLEY X T, BASKETBALL SWEETIIEART cLov1s ANN TERRY 152' Q! 1, ,7 ry Z ik 1 I I STAN HULEN 6' ilcllpop , .XA UCEl9,- Q f R . 'Xxggff' RN ii .V QL 5.4 K wg NCQ? we 43 XV' gd -J J V- n SNYOER VS. COLORADO OITY THERE The Tigers dropped their opening district game to a determined Colorado City team, 43-56. Snyder held a 22-21 halftime lead but the Wolves rallied in the third quarter to take a comrnanding lead the Tigers could not diminish. Dubose and Hulen were high point men for Snyder with 15 and 9 points. HERE The second game between Snyder and C-City fotmd the Tigers on the big end of the score. Snyder started off witha. 2-point first quarter lead and held a 36-22 advantage at the half. The Tigers then coasted through the last half to defeat the Wolves 56-48. Danny Tanker- sley was high man for Snyder with 27 points. 5 5 ,, X, N K fu Q . , , Z DANNY TANKERSLEY Center 2 yrs, BILL DUBOSE Forward 1 yr FLEMING 162 Tankersley jumps high to score against Sweetwater. I 1 --f i 1'9 MARCUS STRICKLAND Guard l yr. SNYDER VS. SWEETWATER HERE The Tigers bowed to the Sweetwater Mustangs , 51-42. Both teams stayed neck and neck during the first half, but the Mustangs began to ease away from the Tigers in the final half to capture the game. Billy Dubose led the Tigers with 20 points. THERE Sweetwater just barely slipped by Snyder, 58-54. The Mustangs held an impressive lead early in the game but the Tigers began to narrowthis lead. The Tigers finally caught the Mustangs early in the fourth period, and it was nip and tuck until the final two minutes when Sweetwater grabbed a 4-point lead and proceeded to runthe clock out. For the second game in arow Tankersley led the Tigers with Z7 points. STAN HULEN Guard 1 yr. TERRY LEE Guard 1 yr. JIMMY DON ROBINSON Center 1 yr. SNYDER VS. ll-IMESA HERE HERE The Tigers dropped their third district game to a hot Lamesa ball club, 62-40. The taller Tornadoes grabbed most of the rebounds to control the backboards. Snyder attempted 25 field goals and made 14 for a 56 percentage figure, but Lamesa made ZZ out of 36 for 67 per cent. Dubose and Tankersley were high for Snyder with 14 and 10 points, respectively. THERE The Tornadoes dropped the Tigers 66-42 in the second game betweenthe two teams. This was just about the same score as the first game and things went very much the same for the Tigers. Lamesa made an impressive 74 per cent of their field goal attempts. This was the onlydistrict game that the Tigers did not have a player who hit in double figures. LARRY PATTERSON Guard l yr. Strickland and Gladson have a close guard on Westmoreland of Lamesa. LYNN HERNDON Forward 1 yr. LJ - 1 Dubose goes up for two points while a Lakeview chief seems to be practicing ballet in his attempt to block the ball. 3 rx W L , X TIM ROBERTS Center 1 yr. SNYDER VS. LAKEVIEW THERE The Lakeview Chiefs defeated Snyder 68-60 to take over the lead in district play. The Tigers might well have downed the Chiefs had their been fewer fouls called on them. The game was tied 3l-31 at halftimeg but four Snyder players fouled out the second half to give Lakeview the advantage. The Snyder substitutes gave the Chiefs quite a battle in the fourth period before bowing to the taller Lakeview team. Danny Tankersley and Jerry Fleming led the Tiger scoring with 18 and 13 points. HERE The Tigers again came out on the bottom end of the score with Lakeview as the Chiefs dropped Snyder 61 to 54 to clinch the district title. The Tigers outscored the Chiefs in every period except the second but the Lake- view team gained a 17 point lead in that quarter. The Bengals rallied in the last half to cut downa 20 point to 7 points as the buzzer sounded. Billy Dubose and Stan Hulen were high point men of Snyder with 17 and 13 points. TIM WILLIAMSON Manager CHARLES GLADSON Cente r 1 yr . 165 SEASON RECORD Snyder Howard County B Snyder Brownfield Snyder Seminole Snyder San Angelo Snyder Brownwood Snyder Tom S. Lubbock Snyder Vernon Snyder Brownfield Snyder Mineral Wells Snyder Amarillo Snyder 54 The Snyder Tiger cagemen experienced what at first might be termeda lean year, winning only five games of twenty-one played. But the team did considerably better than appears at first glance when it is taken into account that they had only a handful of returning letter - men and no regulars. As if this were not enough, the squad was plagued by the old bugaboo of injuries. During the season several underclassmen developed into good players and are showing promise for coming seasons. All in all, our school can be proud of the fine way in which our basketball team played on with spirit when all of the chips were against them. 166 Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Lakeview Borger San Angelo Midland Colorado City Sweetwater Lamesa Lakeview Colorado City Sweetwater Lamesa 61 Marcus Strickland is shown reaching high to steal a rebound from the Sweetwater Mustangs All-DISTRICT String. Z All-District players, Billy Dubose No. 16, and Danny Tankersley, No. 15, are shown in action. At left is Danny Tankersley, a Senior and a. Center. He was named to the First Team of '94 District 3-AAA. 4 . ii , JY Q fn. Pictured at the right is Billy arf-o A Dubose, a Senior Forward. N' FX , Billy received a position on M p X the All-District 3-AAA Second re , x , Lu , f If f Y 4' A ' s 5 I J- , f it 1M 4 1 ik- Danny Tankersley and Billy Dubose were two cagers who proved to be valuable assets to their team. As a result of the hard work put out by each, they were named to the All- District 3 - AAA Teams. Tankersley, a center, received a berth on the district first team while Dubose, who played Forward, was named to a second team slot. We can all appreciate the fine manner in which these two players guided their team. 7 CCCC Y X3 K 1 Y F65 7 fl 5151 ' 455 T TEV 4 Qgiffii ng 5 1 ,fa , 3 E 651, MSP, 4 ll of 'kj Qflgsi Q Qgfferggjami nail qi 41,5 F, l, Members of the B Squad pictured from LEFT TO RIGHT are: Alex Cross, Roger McMennamy, Eddie Lloyd, Paul Huff, Jim Boggess, Bennie Greenfield, and Manager Billy Andrews. KNEELING are Homer Ray, Truman Martin, Jimmy McFarland, Ben Franklin, Bubba Fleming, Franklin Moore, and Mike Moffett. B TEAM SEASON RECORD TT Snyder 41 Brownfield 45 -'ir' ' Snyder 29 Serninole 58 Snyder 40 San Angelo 42 Snyder 46 Brownfield 44 Snyder 25 ACC High School 62 Snyder 40 Novice 32 Snyder 37 Wall 50 Snyder 53 Borger 61 Snyder 37 San Angelo 60 Snyder 38 Midland 77 Snyder 66 Colorado City 56 Snyder 49 Big Spring 48 Snyder 68 Sweetwater 56 Snyder 58 Lamesa 54 Snyder 47 Lake View 49 Snyder 48 Colorado City 47 Snyder 45 Sweetwater 57 Snyder 50 Lamesa 58 Snyder 48 Lake View 40 The B Team captains pictured left to right are 168 Alex Cross, Charles Gladson, and Bubba Fleming. - ---i i,,,,, .1 The Freshman Cagers are STANDING Bill Weaver Tommy Cooper, David Gan, Freddy Miller Ronny Merritt Jerry Poole and Larry McNair KNEELING are Manager Sam Casey, Travis Hatter Eddie Phy Steve Free Bax Callaway Gilbert Hinojos, John Best, and Mike Morris. Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder FRESIIMAN TEAM Colorado City Big Spring Goliad Starnford Big Spring Runnels Abilene South Abilene Lincoln Abilene North San Angelo Lee Colorado City Sweetwater Big Spring Goliad Abilene North San Angelo Edison Abilene South Starnford Lanmsa Sweetwater Big Spring Goliad Colorado City Andrews Post San Angelo Edison VOLLEYBALL SWEETIIEARRT NORMAN GLADSON TIGERETTE VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS f A4 70 .TOYC SKAINS XAN UNN Wh fig? 'Y N ff- 5' A ' 1 - , W , ' -, I e A Y ff ' rx , ll 'if-,Q ' E D lk. ' e 1 K 1' f 5 X T .QA 3 --mai., ANNA LOU JOINES BLENDA STONE JOYCE SKAINS Four Years Three Years One Year A EAM Makmg use of thexr exper1ence and excellent coachmg coupled w1th a hustle and genume deslre to w1n the 1959 T1gerettes enjoyed another successful season SHS can be truly proud of the sp1r1t and sportsman shxp shown by these gn-ls The g1rls copped the D1str1ct 3 AAA t1tle L,,... C AT HY DuPONT Manager One Year XAN DUNN HELEN IVISON KAY KELLER Set Up Spiker get up Spikey Set up 172 One Year One Year One Year C: I f. Set-up Spiker Set-up - Spiker ll If T 4 1 fo, S? 1, 'D in- From left to rxght the members of the B Team are Jean F1sher Alma Nell Evans Mary Ann Savage Donna Taylor Wanda Jones Lmda Chauncy and W1nna Jean Franks STANDING m the pxcture at left are the capta1ns of the ' B Team They are Jean Fisher and Llnda Chauncy KNEELING are the 'C Team capta1ns Betty Row and .Tackle McNabb 'j .Ir Members the C Team are shown above Left to rlght, they are Jearue Green, Sarah K1rkland, N1Ckl Kxllxan, Amta Thompson, J'ack1e McNabb, Karen Greer, Rosemary Jones, and . H A ix ', ' ' , r, . -M... fr , , , 1 ' ' SI 2 1 . ,, 5 ' , 2 ' , . I I Y l i ' ' x f,, S 12:1 , ,. . W . I W X , . ' , I ... . , x , . 2 Q N ' r 'T tx' ' f 'S I Q V . -4 ,A ' ' I x V' 5 1 Z ' A I a f P 1 X 1 ', ' , xy f A l Betty Row. 173 QUEEN if JANICE YOUNG . , 4 - N, Q TRACK CAPTAINS Q-. fwgy cnuvou REEF neuws ,Q yr 'f .' Q U ma' I 174 RICHARD MAI-LAN RONNIE GILES BILLY DUBOSE TIGER TIIINLIES g N ALAN! h1N 3' WAYNE BERRY STANLEY WOOLEVER JESSE CRAWFORD Hurdles Hurdles Hurdles The 1959 Tlger Cindermen started their season 1n flne form by taking the Th1rd Place 1n the Fort Stockton Relays and Second Place in their own Canyon Reef Relays The team members have made use of coaclung and exper1ence to assure Snyder of another successful track team The team won f1rst 1n D1str1ct 3 AAA T OMMY MINT ON MICKEY M-CGR EW Shotput Shotput .tif Q 'J ,ov 1959 twin hw Larry Patterson is shown taking a hand- off from Richard Mahan inthe 440-yard dash L John Weaver and Jlmmy Maroney are the Tlger Sprlnters .sch Bo Brown is taking a handoff from Billy Harless in the Mile Relay. fm- Y 141' 5 lf 5 :1 n g W1 'fs lil 4-nV...,A. 22.4. RONNIE GILES LYNN ATKINSON BILLY DUBOSE 7 Discus Manager High JWUP MF' aw IW-'HIE' John Weaver Jesse Crawford R1cha rd Mahan and J1mmy Maroney are on the 440 Yard Relay Team i CINDERMEN E1v1s P1nkerton Jmmmy McFarland B111y Harless and Alex Cross are the T1ger D1sta.nce Runners Q-WW The Freshman Track Team members are, KNEELING Bax Callaway, Dav1d Gan, M1ke Morne, Dwyane Dobbs, Joe Burns, and Larry McNa1r. STANDING are George Wyhe, RonrueMerr1tt, Larry Llndsey, Gene Roe, Eddxe Phy, and Joshua John. -J... -w---- Ill' PERRY CULWELL Pole Vault 12'm'nu Manager Bxlly Frank Andrews 18 shown settmg a start1ng block for Ronme Overby. 177 Q E' , . ka- is V , 0 A f it . I-' , ' Y J I use he 5 J wx I ' 5 5 T J R i . xbvb A ,L -7 1 M I '.2.k-if . ' P . 454. . W . 2- y 4 Ay A - .i .: N Lid n Z, K 4' t 1 f a T B A - W ' J fi ' -. . BASEBALL SVIEETIIEART- BETTY MORGAN t .f!.A,2S.v A. if Q 4 4, if-1 an TIGER BASEBALL MASCOT , f Q4- The 1959 baseballteam chose as their mascot Stevie Moffett, the nine-year old son of their Coach, J. M. Moffett. Stevie appears to be potentialbaseball rnaterialp we will be looking for him out on the Tiger Diamond around the 1966 season. 178 VARSITY BASEBAll TEAM TH, F H ns! 'Q-P? D 5 'ia fl Nl FRONT ROW left to r1ght Bennie Greenfleld Mxke Moffett Kenneth Drake Terry Lee Spencer Dyer Steve Free Weldon Ware ROW TWO Coach Bost1ck Roger McMennamy Frank Moore Freddy M1ller Ronald Flerrung K1eth Moffett Romue Wyl1e Coach Moffett ROW THREE Mgr Gerald C1uthr1e D1ck Hayes Devane Jones Charles Gladson Jerry Flemmg T1m Roberts Norman Gladson Benn1e G1-eenf1eld Mgr Sam Casev ga SAM CASEY Manager GERALD GUTHRIE Manager 1 7 -I .U ' -F. ia- , l - - xgl ' I .. ' - ' -' 4 , 9 3 T 5 ,, . l W, . W I K I , 1 1 , f - 31. no I - 1, A 1 .Y - x , . 4 A - . i 1, 4 T I A 12 -- , W . . x g . 4 1 X -3 ' ,, b 6 X' ' , ,. f -nl M ,. , T U ji ' . ' - 1' ' nf ft. nt :yur f..., fl. R 1 .s W Q gl.-J N Q K f . 'jx I 5 ' r p ' ' , , -g , . ,u H! , 1 h 3 . .- 1 W ' . - , ' ' XX - X 7 , : . I l I I ! I I 5 I l I I P ' I . I ' I . v l ' Z ' . I , I ! I l Y , I I ' , . . YS - -53- 2 1- Tx W A I 'f fx 1' R F x . if ' i 'il 1 - , v' 80 VARSITY l sf WW-W' QYWBHB H QQlV'f 'f7 TIM ROBERTS P1tcher Four Years TERRY LEE Outf1eld Three Years N? JERRY FLEMING Shortstop Three Years 'TEV NORMAN GLADSON DICK HAYES Pitcher Pitcher Three Years Three Years 1-5 ' ' ' 'X Q ., P . Xf KENNETH DRAKE Shortstop Three Years 91:3 ,J .,--an ...Tun- ly SPENCER DYER Thxrd Base One Year x A yn Q, ' XX P V Q ii X mix 'ii CHARLES GLADSON P1tcher One Year 2 .f 1:10 FRANK MOORE B ENNIE GREENFIELD First Base One Year .,-.. KIETH MOFFETT Q 7' Q WEL DON WAR E Ouffield Outfield One Year One Year Ja ---5.x Qs' all - Q,-, R OG ER Mc MENNAMY Outf1eld One Year .Af I .gm 'ftp .,77 A f X X A 1 is RONALD FLEMING Th1rd Base One Year BASEBALL FREDDY MILLER P1tcher One Year '-neil- ,q-an-41 .-su-hifi' GERALD REEVES Outf1eld One Year 'hh' STEVE FREE Second Base One Year 183 TIGER IJNKSMEN 4- in y 1' 'nfrisi mm' .4 'Y'?' t as--m ,ff 4-.en 'fr W' ,t4i 1 W in 'Fx aff 3 , .4 D gm' hx V' 'Y' wan..-6-J P1ctured here are the members of the golf team They are, left to r1ght M1ke Reed Kenneth Haught Bruce Taylor, Don Brewer, Gene Bruton, Ted Lamb, Gay H1ckrnan, Larry Devers and Larry Shlrley Not shown 15 Darv1n Baze 6 The 1959 golf team was the largest group of lrnksmen m the h1story of the school There were s1x boys on the team w1th PTCVIOUS experl ence and four who were play 1ng then' flrst year All have shown much xmprovement and were mstrumental 1n the tearn's successful season 3 'H lf? 3' 4 -I MEG' . . -.I-At . DON BREWER GENE BRUTON CaPtaiU Captain 184 Four Years pour Years M' '4'l 'tug- lu 'll BRUCE TAYLOR LARRY DEVERS DARVIN BAZE Semor Sophomore Sophomore One Year Two Years Two Years 1-1 I iSkin!! GAY HICKMAN TED LAMB Jumor Jxuuor Three Years Three Years ug, ..-3' KENNETH HAUGHT MIKE REED LARRY SHIRLEY .Tumor Sophomore Junlor One Year One Year One Year K t . ,X 0 T' 1 ' 'f--S-vin-an lb l 'F 1 1 ' ,gf 9 . ' X Q ? , ' s, ,Jim f A X9 W I I 'Qu , I ,J 'f , Q' e I 'rf ' L E .. f ' 1 , ', 'A LS ' ,V . -U TIGER NETSWMEN l N16 Shown here are the members of the Tennis Team. From Left to Right are Coach J. P. Ward, Danny Tankersley, Chuck Warren Tim Williamson, Moke Hale Dick Sim son HomerRa ' Y 1 Y P v Y' and Charles Hock. 7 . I ' WN: V ' ' 4 - ' g These two boys have played iz.. ff Q - Tennis throughout their four I fun ', years in SHS. Their experi- ..,f.' A ence has been of great value to the team- 1 :I 1 1 l CHUCK WARREN DANNY TANKERSLEY Senior Senior 186 Four Years Four Years my HOMER RAY MOKEY HALE Sophomore Two Years .Tumor Two Years ,mx-.QS The 1959 Tennxs Team consxsts of sevenboys S1x of these ga1ned much experience The team has been successful 1n then' contests I'ff' 43 'tum I CHARLES HOCK .Tunxor Two Years 'za ' .QYQ TIM WILLIAMSON DICKY SIMPSON Jumor Freshman Two Years One Year 187 '. ,L 1' 'Q 'X . '- In A A g ,'a,:54,::.,'s - I I . :iqii-12 5.1 V :'-'.- -, , I, I 1- Mn . ' X If .17- , , A A I f - -N 2 5, '--iw . xv Q are playing their second year of Tennis , so they have already -wr .. ' V-+ 1:14 4 i I 2:23235-f.: P . 4 -....... , ' 'N' .hey U T Y 19 2 . A 5 1 A f Q f . , , V Wg' f , 1, 1 , fu ':' F I ' fi A 'f Q Ag : '-4 . Y 54 1 , 115V yi 'L Vv Czii x au VA yn R, NJVY, CLASSES C I , Sl x s 4 s Ll s.L 1 i xr,-1 'W f' mt v sf 54 -: 'o I Q O 1 SENIORS 'AA ,fy 1, W Q:-4 2- 0 U U 'I me 2i'.Q-K In xl guy Qi 'Ao 0 f 'JIM jug 24 J, Xe 1:56, 95, ' ' .:'1 xI 0 X 5 V . , W, 'tk f ' i P1-es1dent V1ce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter ..... N,h- 'Q OFFICERS WAYNE JARVIS DELBERT LLOYD KAY SHELBURNE SHARON MORGAN . .... .. ..... . .... ...... . ...TANICE YOUNG 1 JE SSE ALLEN Track 1 C ADALANE ABERCROMBIE Scmence Club 1 Bandl F H A 2 Llbrary 1 Offlce 1 Lat1n Club 1 KW? JIMMY ALLEN Football 4 Basket ball 4 Baseball 3 A V Pres 14 Frosh Favorlte A TONY ANGER Football 4 Track Z LYNN ATKINSQN V Football Chozr 3 Madngal 2 Track 1 Sc1ence Club 3 Sl1de Chou. 1 Rule Club 2 Plays Tom Chee,-1eade,. 1 WYCT KIDS an Spamsh Club 1 WMM: ,fir hi -1 Football 3 NANCY ALLEN 'BQ hiflngl' SHARON BABCOCK Cho1r 4 H A C Reporter 1 Sec Treas 1 M- S cr' 95: X I Us 1 xx 'I X ,I ' V.I. . 1 f' A A , I, I f W ,155 4' an 'V . 3 , 5 I O A Vw Vx Q' as , ,W . . ' -5' -Mgt r-' 'X , . . . I .M My if V P 5 gf' I Em Rpm 2 6 W 'Sf I. 1 ' F W, I , 1 7 ,A M A m , . , . 'A EL ' I ., I 1 ' I X ' ? I f 1 I A. . 1, F.T.A.1 1 - ' 1 ' F. . . 1 , ' ' I.A. . 3 1 ll , . Sa . ' d I ' . - . W , QW? f V1 ,I E M ,, , 0 ff i X-' M? ,x Q 5 XG' A Q ' ' Y , : , 5 -XVI fish L by N I l ' Sx hu X . A 1 Q fl XX f DON BEARD OF 1959 Band 3 V.I.C. 1 DOROTHY BEGGS v 55: .-v,ll I A Wm 400 C. lx , A V x f, Q' X 1 F.'I'-A. 1 ROY B131-:NE I.A.C D.E gjfvf 5+-- ix DAN BOHANNAN Band 4 Stage Band Z Sclence Club 4 Veep Spamsh Club Student Counczl T1ger's Tale Qulll and Scroll Slxde Rule Creat1ve Wr1t1ng -'QQ X 3 SANDRA BLACKLOCK Nurse's Club Z C Ah' We are Semors at last Stanley Brewer Shelburne M1lton and Hernng seem to be Saylng as they rece1ve the1r long awa1ted Sernor rxngs If s Q ff C Q 9 Sm X D . . fig V ' ' L., V.I. . 1 . , , 1 ' 2 ' 2 ' 1 . 2 I . , Y I ' 1 1 l n ' l . . . 1 . . n . . . . f'. 1 K DON BREWER Spanish Club 4 Golf 4, Band 2 Tiger's Tale l Annual 1 Quill and Scroll 1 T A Plays 'Seventeen Oklahoma BILLY RAY BROWNING JOE BUNT T Slide Rule Club 1 Photography Club l BO BROWN Football 4, Track 4 Basketball 1, Spanish Club 4, Safety Council l, Soph. Favorite Quill and Scroll Z Annual Z, F.T.A. 1 Play: King and I A.V. Z, Science Club 1 F A Veep 1 DWAIN BURNETT D E Club 2 1' ew 4Ni CLASS GENE BRUTON Golf 4, Camera Club 1, Safety Council 1, Annual Tiger's Tale 1 Q-.,...-4 JOHN CALLAWAY Science Club 1 Baseball 1 Football 2 C 1 Ve 'J 'inf' 194 'T'-vw? 7 F. . .1 it 'nr 911-lu - FW tiki! V F. . .4 4 T ,Xi ya V 0 a W3 I. C. . Z , , V.I. . , , ep l 'fx C A ' 'nl qt ' , wgnx! W, A ' x A V ,KA .521 l . 4 i 'f 'A OF 1959 ROBERT CARTER V Scxence Club 3 C TOMMY CONTELLA Band Z Stage Band Vocalist l T A 1 BOB CARPENTER C Z A F F A Sclence Club Student Councxl MP' f S' fha., ph CHESTER CARTER C A C 1 Pr tif'- bis 415 L2 'Q' wiv' -arf 5 THELMA CHRISTENSON Band 2 Stage Band 1 Scxence Club 1 Latln Club 1 Sl1de Rule Club 1 These Semor paper staff members B Morgan Jomes Greene Soles S Morgan Hardy McGrew Nall and Stone are look1ng over the results of the1r work H LA. . , .V. Z . . .1 I ' 1 , I A xx Q Q! NA J., ,, . 1 tak K 2 I A.. . 1 X Q G 'Ili I ' I.A. . 1 V.I. . 1 I. . . , es. y x lx le ew 7 ' 5 W xv Jeff ' 'X,'14,XfV ' . , - A 4 l i A 3 f 'Q 2 A I. ' N . . A 4 A 'vb R Q' 'bf Af fs A C ' ,M ' CHARLES COOPER D E 2 Parl Creative Wr1t1ng 1 SUSAN CRAVEN Chou' 3 Offlce 1 L1brary 1 .ED iw RAY COX I C Z C Z PAT CROOKS Spamsh Club 4 Scxence Club 1 T1ger's Tale 1 Student Counc112 F T A Z T 1 D Rep ea' SANDRA COOPER Transf erre d from Hermelexgh Texas 1 JUNE DAVIS L1brary Z Choxr 4 Spamsh Club T A JERRY CRAIG W ft' my 'inn-gp 'wr MARTHA DAVIS OF 1959 NEAL DENNIS Sclence Club 2 C V I C l Tre s Jr Class Pres JOHNNY DRAKE A V 3 Football4 Basketball 3 Track 2 Photography Club l Baseball 1 Frosh Class Rep Soph Class Pres I1 Us 'Y I 1 A '05 an 11 Q-.,. WANDA DAVIS MK Wl4 H' BILL DOAK Student COUIICII 1 Band 1 Latm Club 2 Pres 1 Scxence Club 3 Veep Slxde Rule Club 1 Play K1ng and I Looking over some of thas year's art work are these Semors Young Pxtts Jane Duncan Harty B Green Roberds Howser andG Greene F.H. . l . 'lxs , KT . 1 , LA. . 2 'X-Q I . . . , a . if 'C jf W ' 21 ' ! I ' I , ' as M fi N 4 A : lx Swim A I .i. Q . I KK ' x G. A ,, - u 1 8 War- ,S A I' '1 lj 'if I ig. '-vs 'H1 01' BILLY DUBOSE A V 2 Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Spanlsh Club Tmgex-'s Tale CLASS JUDY DUNCAN F H A Z Parl Chozr 2 Student Counc1l 1 Lxbrary 1 T1ger's Tale l KENNETH DRAKE D E 1 Tfeas A V 3 Footba1l4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Student Councll 1 Track l Sllde Rule Club 1 Frosh Class Veep SKEET DUNN F F A 4 Jr Class Veep JANE DUNCAN iv an ' .vi-f ' '59 umaavf' ,J-df 1-'HAz f E LEE EDELMAN Spamsh Club 4 Chou' 3 D E Club 1 Nurse's 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Jr Favgrlte ay Bull 1n a Chlna. Shop get TIT' ...nf 19' 115 41 ANNIE EDISON L1brary 1 Spamsh Club 2 T A T T1ger's Tale mi fx fl 'ff 3 ' 2 Y 1 V,.. MW? kk A 4 N 2 I I , I lm, 5 . ,I 5 H 2 I . . . v-f 5 N x D. . 1 A ' ' ', ' ' ' ' - F. . . 2, .1.L.1 . ' Pl : ' ' ' Q 3 M f X out ,K 'r' I , ' ' Rv ' x f I l':i, at 1 , -ff A L 1 ' I L km OF 1959 LORETTA EVANS I.A.C. 1 D.E. 1 44' GARLAND FAMBR O JACK EADES WL 59' 0 Q 'E 4 ' 'fax' ,ws l lg? Q'-'- Z' ,X LADY FALLS Student Councxl 3 R c Sec 1 Sparush Club Z Pnncess 1 Chou- 2 F T A 2 Annual Z Ed1tor 1 Quxll and Scroll Z Class Rep Favonte K1ng and I Soph Soph Play I .-. 'Zi'- fx iff, L l y ? E KENNY ELKINS F. F. A. 1 Choir 4 Spanish Club l F F A Watch those sucky fxngersl ' Countxng annual money a D E Z McClatchy Suns Falls Terry Sm1th and Brown X rf BOB FIELDS Band 4, Stage Band 4 Spanish Club 1 Science Club 1 Slide Rule Club l Student Council l Pres.: Soph. Class Veep: Plays: Tom Sawyer, King and I CLASS CLEATIS FRITH Library 1 Choir 1 D.E. l DOYLE FARMER T.I.L. 1 F. F. A. 4 Rep. 1 Sec. l GILBERT GARCIA E C wav' JERRY FLEMING Safety Council Basketball Student Council Baseball Football Slide Rule Club RONNIE GILES A V 3 Veep Pres Football 4 Basketball 1 Track 3 Photography Club I ag nv 1 X It ,Ulf I QQQQ 'isp-il -ay BILLY GOHLKE C Football 1 Basketball 1 C ',i1f-+ 'GA 'W-1, N 3 ' f A MQJ N 'I f u 1 I-J 3 , ' 1 3 1 ' 1 , , , , , I.A. .z D. . 1 I.A. . 1 V-L - 1 ' 1 A gf . I 'V I A I if' ,t ,Al ,' f y 1, V521 E 1 l':t'2i?Vi BETTY GREEN OF 1959 GLENDA GREENE Chou- 1 F H T A -'M 'fd 0' ylvu mg in 1 Uh JUDY GRIFFIN Spamsh Club 3 Veep l Band 3 D' ref! Q 1:7 'K . Volleyball Z Chou- 1 Art Club l 'Q 'i T R GREEN Band 4 Stage Band 1 Sclence Club 1 Slxde Rule Club l JUDY GREENE F H A l Treas Span1sh Club 3 T1ger's Tale l Qmll and Scroll 1 N Allen Hxldreth Whxte Holmes Leech Warren and West are workmg on some of then- Arts 81 Crafts progects Q if Ss. sh f 'V . .A. l F. . .l . . I lzzuu wx. lf ?' W I -vw, -W. K 5 dig , :QQ A W 1 k L -, ' Ma l ,gn ' I . l . Y I 1 I , K ' F 4 'Vi ku. N ..-:Ian-, X , I i::..,. ' fl: ' . Y I-'D Sv . mf 1 I ,ZV ,, ...Ly , k ,Q A A JIMMIE GUY Science Club 4, Pres. 1 Choir 4, Madrigal 3 T.I. L. 1, Spanish Club 1 Slide Rule Club 1, Creative Writing Club 1, Pres. JOHNNY GRIGGS TOMMY HARBIN NANCY HARDIN F H A 3 C Office 1 I ff? .JT 1--K TONY HAMPTON Spanish Club 1 SANDRA HARDY Library 1 F T A 1 Sparushl T1ger's Tale Z Editor 1 Quill and Scroll Z Annual 1 i .ani 491 '?' JW' ,Y if SHERRY HARTY Library Z Choir Z Nurse's Club l Art Club 1 aibfvn -cr' fl. A ' . ,w 1 if ,Z 1 :iff sfg h 'M I.A. ..2 ' ' ' 6' Q 1,42 A 1? yi V 1 , A A 1 ,f I A , - 5 , J -7 , ,X I' S f 4 L , A 'Q g Vi N A ,O . I I 1' K ,xg 'A 11 SALLY HERRING Spanish Club 3 Science Club 3 T.I.L. 1, Choir 1 F. T . A. 3 Dramatics Club 1 Annual l Quill and Scroll ,al an 'Nuff BILLY HODGE V I C Club l at Q I BOBB Y HA TAWAY 0F 1959 5.gZ2i,f11T Y Y' A nr 'Q 521 , .5 iv' , n y X F ' . Q, . A , ' s S 9' 1 A f ff .v I ,I 5 1 I -Q 2 REDGE HEARD Sl1de Rule Club Z Spamsh Club 1 Band 4 Q-14' f CAROL HILDRETH C Photography Club l R Carter McMennamy J Davis and Lmvllle are buymg Semor play tmckets fromDoak Hardin Crooks and Flermng fe-J: ef!! , 1 -' ff v , V kf v - I.A. . 1 --rf KYGDN- Y ' -'lf .il ' X X.. r l 4 X xi ' . . .., ,, . t , Y -UI' ' f Y I ' 'MP X 'Fill N' 'X Y I C . - rg. if lu:--4 Y! Alun-OK TOMMY HORTON Spanish Club Z Band 4 Stage Band 2 Student Councxl 3 Creatlve Wrxtmg Club l TA THELMA HOSWER Band 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Dramancs Club l DARRELL HOLMES Track Sweetheart 1958 C 4' f ,v Q4 'WV LAREY HOUSE M 2 5 STAN HULEN Band l Basketball 3 Baseball 1 Track 1 RCP Sllde Rule Club l WAYNE JARVIS Spanxsh Club 2 Football Mgr l Safety Council Z V ep V I C 1 Sr Class Pres qmuuu U 'Wav Q'7 V Y' ANNA LOU JOINES Volleyball 4 Chou' 1 Spamsh Club 1 T1ger's Tale 1 Qulll and Scroll 1 5,2 wwf' 2 04 F' ,... a N F ,Q wily X , NN I 'M 1 , F' I , . . 'Y ' N , - A uh P, S ,Wim ' ff Q .. , 4 it C ' 0 ' A C ' - f , ' U ,.ett, -'L' ' l l mmf V stt V A' i.,-5-4.1-4 A 1:iN,agx, , '1ff H D11 ..t..V. '-'t' . nll!lHn 4 lil: ,Q . ixy.-T - r- 4 X Y , 7 X be T Q' 4 A . A X , 'Q X l I OF MELVIN KEA RAY LaROUX A V Club 2 Wulf CARROLL LEECI-I Sc1ence Club 1 Creat1ve Wr1t1ng Club 1 Veep I T-23 TERRY LEE Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 A V Z Spamsh Club Slzde Rule Club 1 BARBARA KING Lxbrary 1 Rep Chozr 3 T A Frosh Favonte Jr Class Rep 'Those mne weeks tests were rough ' Shown m study hall preparmg for thexr exams are Carpenter Abercromb1e Shackelford Heard Contella Ogden Stewart Powell Taylor Chnstenson Stevens Beard and Lloyd '36 , ,ar L. -- 4 't . Q A 1? lx f 5 1 'Lf' A ' 'sf or l ' 1 is ' ' kay 4' ' Y E ' , ' 4 ' A , X. , . F. . . 1 Z ,qi N K, QW xslql ' ff . - . 2 . .W , H A sf' u ' ' - , ' the . . : , ' . I I 1 1 I . ' ' x 1 1 . 1 1 ! ' gh i 1. '4 X T A lit WMA? C -v CAR OLYN LINVILLE E l LN -uv -vi if DARLENE LOFT ON L1brary Nurse '.s Club Latxn Club Corr Sec Choxr Madrlgal Student C ouncxl DELBERT LLOYD Band 4 Stage Band 3 Sczence Club l Sr Class Veep Dramatlcs Club 1 Play Tom Sawyer CLASS RICHARD MAHAN Football 4 Baseball Z Track 2 Fro h Class Pres Sl1de Rule Club 2 Student Councll 1 me --H. wg- ' BURTHA MALONE WAYNE MARRS PATSY MARTIN Chou- 1 E Llbrary Z T A Veep 1 Span1sh Club 2 Spanlsh Club 1 P es l D1-amat1cs Club 1 '1 ' if 'Z zoel I' 10 'Q-f , 4 y' 3' I ' , . ll N A ' 4 ffe,.- far , ' V Em ,W , Q l I ll 54, X f Q A ' R. A ' X ,, . D. . , Sec lf , A y I A Y . ip, N ' 1 M , gal . ., ' 4 A . 3 5. ' 1 I ' D. . 2 ' - F. . . 1 ' ' r . ' , - xx, . X Q ' Z, K' R. ' N C, t A JIMMY MEDLIN OF Dramatzcs Club 1 Scxence Club 1 JUDY MILTON Spamsh Club 4 F H A l Band 3 Lzbrary l Creative Wr1t1ng Club 1 Annual l Qmll and Scroll 1 V I C 1 R p Sweetheart BETTY MORGAN Spanish Club 4 Tiger's Tale 1 Quill and Scroll 1 Volleyball 1 Head Cheerleader 58- Mi Wd' wr: , l X! 'suv' ANN MOBLEY Spamsh Club 2 Volleyball 3 Cho1r 2 Safety Counc1l Student COU.I1C1l l Tiger's Tale 1 BOBBY MELTON E Veep 1 Shown reading the latest issue of the Tiger's Tale are these Seniors: Frith McCarter Morrison Green Bunt and Medlin 'ti' '25 is-is m 'K SHARON MORGAN Spani h Club 2 F T A 1 Llbrary 1 Band 4 Stage Band Z Tiger'sTale1 Bus Mgr Student Council 3 Rep l Quxll and Scroll 1 Sr Class Treasurer BEECHER MOSS BETH MCCLATCHY Student Counc1l 1 Span1sh Club 2 Cho1r 1 F T A 2 Off1C6 1 Annual 1 Plays Tom Sawyer K1ng and I' Qu1ll and Scroll 1 i Chess Club 1 'lb 'Z ,Huw if LYNILI MORRISON ROBERT MCCARTER Slide Rule Club 1 Track 1 Basketball 1 A Band 4 Stage B and 3 MICKEY MCGREW Football 4 Track 2 Baseball Z Basketball Z Safety Councxl Z es 1 F T A A V l Sec Treas Spanish Club 1 Tiger's Tale l KRQ JV' M F X X . , fiiawq wi 'Wir-vb' uw BARBARA McMENNAMY Band 4 Student Counc11 3 Rec S c l Corr Sec 1 T A 4 F H A T I L 3 Spanish Club 2 V.I. . 1 .,.,. ....., v 4' 1, xl ff H A 1- 737 7 -, 4,f.fff,, . yt ff le Q 'f A ' Q if .. ifsxum ,V Q v Y ll! ll M ' ggi n . s , I l I I o , . . LV W . Y C fl i 4 'V T 1 f f F.T. . 1 V y A A ' 1 -,l.. ' - , Z . .,,:: ' I 5 .Z Q 114 x 1 y . I l D U n 1 ' v ' ' H Pl' . , . - . 1 1 . H ' 2 I ' . . , . - . - e - 1 - - F. . . , . . . 2 . . . , 5 f X A 5, ' X X, L OF 1959 JAMES NEWTON Chess Club Z Sc1ence Club 1 C I A C 1 Band Z Slide Rule Club A-41 -qw--Y 'S GLENDA NAIL V I C Latin Club Nurse's Club Tiger's Tale DONNA NEAL Band Z F T A Camera Club C 2 Pres AB GAY NELL NICKS Volleyball 1 Sec of A Capella 1 Dramatzcs Club 1 DANNIE OGDEN Latxn Club Z Dramatxcs Club 1 These D E students are shown wlth the pom poms Band 4 they are preparmg to sell for afootball game Fambro Stage BandP1an1st2 C Cooper Shaw Rodgers Watts Marrs Beene T1ger's Tale Burnett Judy Duncan Stubbs Starnes Melton Z4 fl . . . 1 1 1 1 C sf' v.1. . 2 I it 1 . . .1 1 V.I. . , Rep. l . l l' X. ravi, y 'V' ,iffy if I ' It IAA: 'if X if Lf, :fl!,',r- P, gfiafg 33 Choir 4, Madrigal 3 Nw-'f' 1:5 1: Rl!! gg! ,: . - ?fl'm!, lf!r.T5- A ' . 1 Q I l , n Q X K4 W 1 s v I . H , 3 , JV' 01' ai, is as ,Q A - 13' Z' 4' if 4:: ' , 'WU ok 411-an My x 'J as q Q 'fi I A DIAN PATE F.T.A. 1 Tiger's Tale Bus. Mgr. , cuss BRENDA PIERCE Spanish Club F. T. A. Band Art Club BERLE OVERMAN Tiger's Tale F- F- A- 4 Quill and Scroll BETTY ANN PITTS F H A 1 Cho1r 4 G1rls' Chou' Rep 1 Art Club 1 T1ger's Tale 2 Quill and Scroll 1 .Ir Favonte -we 41 13 Q -1-...nv H 210 JACKIE PLVEHOUSE Slide Rule Club 1 R l Football 3 JOHNNIE POWELL gr Band 3 C 'Wi' !...,: .ur .ff QW LINDA RAMSEY Band 4 Twxrler 4 Head Twxrler 2 Student Councxl 1 Volleyball Mgr 1 Dramancs Club l Plays ' Tom Sawyer Klng and I .aug fc Z l 4 1 1 1 I l '9 ': V -. 151. I -4 s . . . fi w : I ,ll - ' I.A. . 1 ' 3 V- ' ww 1 I, A ' . lg: DANNY REDWINE l b oF Choir 4, Ii2g:ig1u2 Dramatics 1 Plays: Arsenic and Old Lace, Torn Sawyer, King and I, Bull in BILL RINEHART Track 4 Football 4 Jr. Class Rep. Tiger's Tale 1 Photography Club '95 TIM ROBERTS Basketball 4 Baseball 4 a china shop JAMIE ROBERDS F H A 2 T A Art Club l it JOHN RICHEY Science Club 1 C C Spamsh Club 2 These Semors are anxiously awaxtlng the game w1th our Science Club 1 avorlte 1'1V'8.1 They are Wunan N Denms Dunn Sllde Rule Club l King Overman Fxelds Skaxns Hulen Nzcks and Jarvis 1:01167 ?'3 ,pun 1 I.A. . 3 1 V.I. . 1 'X Q 6 was 'Wu' N. ,X 's , 1 5, . l 'B . . . -Q : 1 fiffx Q F 1 5 , x A ,M Q , . . . 'Y . 4 I ii 4' uf . . . . ' . . , , l I D . I . 1 I I I ' .,, 4-........,..--- I Aff? lf W. -' 7. , , l ew J :- 2 -ww e so ,Q , ' I Q' , Q4 3L'l..l.4 5 . Wa? .N 2 . BOBBY RODGERS C D E Z Sgt at Arms 1 BOBBIE SHACKELFORD KAY SHELBURNE Band 4 F H A 1 Safety Counc1l 1 T A 3 Treas Camera Club l T l Art Club l Annual 1 Asst Ed Sr Class Sec Qlllll and Scroll 1 9' 1 Chou- 3 H A Camera Club 1 SHIRLEY RU CKER Chou Veep Student COUIICI1 3 H A Chou 1 cms' JANE SHAW Llbrary 1 Chou' 2 Latln Club 3 H1st 2 E Z Veepl i '4ni SANDY SIMPSON BETH SIMS H A F H A 2 Cho1r 4 Spanish Club 2 A Capella Pres 1 Student Cou.nc1l 3 Camera Club 1 F T A Z Sec Treas C Annual 1 Sec Quxll and Scroll l Off1ce 1 T A -'Y .-, A, if Q F. . . 1 D. . , . LA. .2 I ., 1' .. C' ,A '- . 74 M wi F. . . , -1 1 5 .I.L. - - - ' , I V.I. . 1 uv A W A ' r 1 N1 -f'7 1 JOYCE SKAINS oF Dramat1cs Club 1 CAROLYN SMITH H A H st Qmll and Scroll 1 Band 1 Annual 1 5 'ii 'Qu-19 if Art Club 1 Rep BILL SMITH :ar K :Wi ADALEEN SOLES Band 4 Twlrler F T A 3 L1br Span1sh Club urse's Club 1 Sec Scxence Club T1ger's Tale Qu111 and Sc roll 1 Annual Plays ' Oklahoma K1ng an I ull 1n a Chlna Shop QUQQIUW f 1 LETHA DELL SMITH HA C Sgt at Arms 1 Whats so 1nterest1ng'7 Shown are Seruors M Davms Beggs Redw1ne K Drake Lee Anger Rxnehart Dubose and G1les 1 .Av- , V-1-- f 7 . Q r' v -- X,f ' , ', F. . .z, 1 .1 ' , LX, ' 1 .VS ' A ,1 '.. ' ' v.1. .2 T f F. . .1 , ' 4 . . . , ' .1 ' z N , . ' 1 ' 1 Z 1 ,ll 1 ' 'I ' . d ,N n . 1 - 1 1 1 1 B . . H 1 - , 'Ll 1' If . M N 1 2 1' 155 0 .A ou B ONNIE SPRADLIN F.H.A. 1 JOHNNY STAR NES PEGGY SPENCE D, E, 2 Student Council 2 Rec. Sec. l Band 1, Choir 1 L Veep Frosh Class Sec Jr Class Sec ,- PAUL STANLEY Spamsh Club 3 Pres Football Track T1ger's Tale Asst Ed Annual Qu1ll and Scroll PHILLIP STEVENS CAROL STEWART F A Spamsh Club 2 C H A Wh ffl -.... H Wu anhu.Q, M? MIKE STIPE FA nr' ,Wil if-Y' I T.I. . Z, D.E.1 'Y' 3 M A cl f ' 1 L ' ' 1 , law, fr 4 A '1 5 1 1 ,ig ' 1 , Al Y 'X . . , 1 A E ' 1 Xx A F. . . 1 ' V. I. . 2 F. . . 1 F. . , 4 X U V 'G ' Hn f If A .Y ' 4' U Q ,f b - A 0F 1959 BENNIE STEVENS Transferred from Stephen F Austln I-hgh School of Houston Texas li D E 1 Reporter BLENDA STONE 45 XY? L1brary 1 Volleyball 4 F H A 1 DANNY TANKERSLEY Basketball 4 Spamsh Club 2 Student Counc11 1 Student COl1I1C11 l T1ger's Tale 1 BRUCE TAYLOR Talungabreather from the rush of abusy day are Brown C 1ng Roberts Tankersley Sxmpson Hampton Atk1nson Photography Club 1 Neal Spence Harb1n and Wxnkles 8:26 X CLOVIS ANN TERRY Band 3 F H A 1 La.t1n Club 3 Rep 3 T A Cho1r Z Art Club Annual 1 Qulll and Scroll 1 PAT WELLS Cho1r 2 T A F H A 2 'wtf- 'R-,qv UU-L..-r' und' HERMAN TURNER sude Rule cmb 1 FRANK WATTS E Safety Councll 1 .346 if--sr CHUCK WARREN Temus 4 V952 Football 1 C JIM WEST ANITA SUE WHITE C Nurse's Club 1 524' Q--Kr fa if D. .2 F. . . 4, 'I:.I.L..1 . , 1 W 5 ' if f.,,.K A T X, if ' f J H E f ' 5, Ei: K V' 1 n X LA. . 1 x 3 l ll x F. . . 2 . . . V.I. .1 8 V V QT f R l Y 1, JANICE WHITE OF 1959 NANCY WIMAN F H A 1 Cho1r 4 Madmgal 2 Llbrary 1 Sec Student COl1I1C1l 1 L F T A 1 Pr s ,,-Q JANICE YOUNG Spamsh Club Band Nurse's Club 3 Rep T1ger's Tale Qmll and Scroll Student Councxl Sr Class Rep Z' :G 'bfi I D.E.1 .H.A.1 'ESQ if sq!- GENE WILLIAMSON Football 3 Track 1 C BETTY WINKLES Span1sh Club 3 F T Student Councxl 2 41: D E 1 H t Band 1 Cho1r 1 Play Kmg an I T1me fl1es Shovsm wamtmg to be measured for the1r caps and gowns are these Sen1ors Cvr1ff1n Evans Elkxns Lofton Turner House St1pe W Dav1s P1erce and Hataway if ,, x , 'ulhiz T.I. . 1 . . . , E . V.I. . 1 4 ' ffl.. ' , . .A.1 'Q . H . . , IS . 1 , 1 ' ' d ' 1 2 , . 1 Pres. 1, T.I.L. 1 , 1 ,, . . ',, .. . I 2 . I . l 1 n . 1 I 1 I I l l Y ' - I ' ,ji I Y V ,- lf' V JUNIORS President .......... Vice-President. .... Secretary-Treasurer Reporter . ..........., .... OFFICERS .DEVANE JONES . ...JERRY ROE PAULA RIEGER . . .JANE DUGAS 21 BETTY ALEXANDER JUANITA ALLEN RAY ASHLEY LYNDON BAIZE of ulln? GEORGE ANN BEATY D? vii' rw-Q-.,r META BOWEN lf? RONALD BREWER JUNE LEE BURDITT BARBARA CALDWELL 220 GWEN BE CKHAM CLASS 41 V? ern-4 'turf SHERRELL BELL BOB BENNETT la Q WAYNE BERRY JULIA BOYD 5 THOMAS BOYD 'Q-. E K9 'QW 4 5 N .pr If ag!- 7 AK.-,Ar 'VV' , li ' s F5 Us A 1. -f K Ai? A Q I g xg - Q, I 1 A v.-' 1-.:,g :: 12:1 ,Q fs. A Ek, f X ' My Q V 5 5,5 4 If mrf' A A sl Q E ff 5 i 7 P1 if ,K 1 irl it ,K .,W ' ,I lbvl A ' A :Zt , ,M m I V, 1: V ff.. -.,: 5- Y Vw ,f i i z ggj , , iziu ,, A ix X A , ' A., W A g ,,fV 'ia-J ' -'1 A in j fm , X ,S . ' , ',., --. fa -5if':.f' A Fei ,f 4 'Zz 3' s Y M OF 1960 'J If 5 if -v-- Q JACK COCHRAN fa- .0 ......, Nz, :qt 'Q 'rw-qv 'V ...J if DANNY CALLAWAY P' FINIS CALVERT PAT CARY JUNE CHANDLER JUDY COOPER KATHY COWARD CARROLL C OX MAR LIN DAVIS 12 DARLENE CANTRELL LINDA CHAUNCY 10' Q5 if NADA DAVIS LEON DEERE JANE DUGAS JANET DUGAS Yi 2.2 . af Al' 1' T' ' . sa' H- , - 1 ,,, - A '31 V 'aff ' X Aw, F d A-1 J v hs . Xi X 'J V9 A z , X , b I .,,. , V '. 5 4, if 1 VV X1 qmk,,,.4 W X -fag ' K W . A V. I , Q , A fg 1 . l . ,, x A N of , . I, ,aff 'X :sg A A Q f - I2 'ff - ' i x, J 1 ' I + f X wJ , F ' x 1 'wi M If h ,ga I WEBB 'WI tw-'gr OLETA DUNCAN XAN DUNN CATHY DuPONT DON DUPREE ANNE DYER CHARLES EAST ER WOOD N x 'aft 9:1-r' CLASS fi' fx 'im WX 222 'pawns if ILLA EAVES Aw ,,,. 4 GERALD EATON wi 'sv' 6 RODGER FIELDS WINNA JEAN FRANKS JANET FREE CARLA GLADSON JAMES FITZGERALD GINGER FITZSIMMONS EMMADELL EWING Q- audi 8 4 x Q IV , N xg. xx f A I I II .k n M122 QA -- 'N in x It A .JY KX Mx 4 A 'D 'lgivfgf M II J. dvi V441 .ew V VF V' ,M z X I , 4.1 1 Ry 0F 1960 3'-1 xl? H53 53 -asf U' rw fi 1 wa-3 DOUGLAS GREEN FAQ, 1 1 1 4106 4. Rx THELMA GOHLKE CAROLYN GOODLETT PAM HAIGWOOD JERRY HALL HELEN HAR LIN KENNETH HAUGHT NORMAN GLADSON SHER ENE GLADSON MARY BETH GLENNEY DARLENE GRAY ,Q-if ,4 DICK HAYES LYNN HERNDON GAY HICKMAN LYNDA HICKS M Sumo' X sf ...Q 'Fw 'NUL04 ww' -'gf' 'YF yaggfi 'S all 2.24 CHAR LES HOCK SUE HODGES N.. LAVADA HOLMES ,,-,V v M uv' -uf? ,,.- WUT! JIMMY HUFFMAN vi' MARSHA HURST HELEN IVISON X' DAVID JAMES 'K' PHILLIP JOHNSON CHARLENE JOHNSTON DEVANE JONES -r-'-9 JOHNNY JOYCE 'f KAR EN KERLEY 4,91 M MIKE LaFOUNTAIN A TED LAMB 'Sir' PATSY LaROUX ' '4 CLASS 1' gr.-if si f .AY M4 I 'Q ' - ,.., f l X wwf'-V nl, 44 A ,, f 6? . ' , E vs. Q Q 1. 0 . 457,19 , 5 , ., 5, I Egg X M X21 J , H V ' '52 x , M f wg, ,sg S, , 4:1 7 ,J X - Y' 4 , x w wf! ' if TE 5 'E N 2 a , ,ki X6 fi nl., ' ,A H 4 , f W 4 E ' J F 5 C- 5 Y A , I 4 1-ww ' xy xl : A fr ' ,,VV V J Ez' W A M y W , L A 'V ., if ,' 5 ' -ji 1 , n J f ' Q ' ' sal s., x N gb N1 vw 'vi 'S' N I Y' ' , , x ' f, V OF 1960 ,r 'H S Yay I KIETH MOFFETT 1155 va-5 1 If ,l .1 'xy' MARILYN LEWIS 4' KAREN LIVINGSTON JUDY MABERRY RONNIE MARTIN PEGGY MOOR E JIMMY MOSELEY DICKIE MCBETI-I MARY MCCRAW 7 s.., DAVID LUNSFORD LINDA MASSINGILL 'I7' FRANCES MCCRIGHT DAVID MCKINLEY JAMES MCKINNON RONNIE MCNABB lf? Cj '!' ,qu C 9 225 im wig, . QQ, I .ff ' A I I , K may AM: ,uv I . T s an 1 ' 1 QF? y . t I h, I s I Q - N- I V Tfi 5' f X ' 3 f 2 I ' 3 l B . W, ft . 3 V , A W Y , x . I Wig . x I N' 'I 1 K ' I 1 I I .el I . , W Q ,Q r , 1 I 6 , J I X I '- 'ffl 1, ' . I . I g i 'Ds Z2 fm - '9' 5,-9, 's, BARBARA NAIL KAY NAIL NANCY NIDIFFER BUTCH NIEDECKEN isri0 ',, GALEN PRATHER 3 R ONNIE OWENS LEOMA PARTAIN 41 . 5 if JU LIA PICKERING SHARON POOLE GOLDIA PRESTON PATSY RAMSEY 4 KAREN PORTERFIELD 10' Sw. 'Un Vfb CLASS Vi -ffl' ful ...av M95 W4 ,- ,vm Q! ELLEN RASBEARY ,Q ,qi '39 5- HOMER RAY GERALD REEVES ww ik V fr 4- ,L 1 fx 1' W -.5231 ge M X! E f Ax f Q4 1, A ' Wx W .J ' K .gf A 2 I ' . QQ if vi 5, 'P in , PH- ,ffl 'W af Q , .s'iEQ Why 7 -.f , , f I d Z I 'K ., ,ff ,Y ,,LOL 'Q' 5 X 3 O5 Y Q 1 'P , if X ,. I 5 ' at 5 7 5 wi vu V, -1 t w, 41' f 4 lag., y - Liss. M ' , ' it 2 , f .1 -' fxfbf 3' Z ' 'A ' A1 1 .fl N A AJ, lx, 4 , V i x Q Y -.J OF 1960 IU' N6 'U' p 'Z JOHNNY RICHARDSON if 'P JANE RICHMOND SONDRA RILEY if CAMILLA ROBERTS -v- RICHARD ROBINSON 'A 4' 'Y Q--4' JERRY ROE f l vw fx? J KX I' 1 X 'W-CP' LYNDA ROSSON 'Q X J DONNA JEAN SCOTT EDITH SHIFFLETT BILL SH OE MAKE PHILIP SMARTT RICHARD SMITH BETTY STATON Q9 MARY STEPHENS .4 1.-1 s,.J GRETCHEN SHORT ' 1 fu-hx Yr'--'Y J 'A 3 i- I is 6 '4 , QV' 1 Y xi' ,ut I b if I Q, x M , ,. I I .ily ..f A ' O RX 4. I , A I , 4 -R X,?a ::'s' , KK is M, I IR 519 5 I, ,X , R 1 L ' TI W . I an 1 KN LQ, A , 1 A' w 'S f' f if If I fm' ' fl I - O. U X iw., 5 7' t A jx' E , g ggi? '. Xxx' ' -I 228 MARCUS ST RICKLAND ,,.... CAROL STROM 3,5 A RICHARD WAYNE SUMRULD JIMMY TARLTON WR' f f Y 321 1 - 5 Q 11'-SF R, CLASS ,,,,! '36 QQ 1t l i- is Ea' jg' BILLY TARTER SHERLON TIPTON X--., M 5. g EDWARD TULLOS f W Q IT' vm., in-f Q-9, Qknu-.aw 5 ,ns 919 i DOUGLAS VERNON DOUGLAS VICE BARR Y WALKER GEORGE VANDIVER -4'1 lr ' CFO- in , ff'--7 4.1 JERRY WALKER J 45' ' 'Q' EDDIE WATSON DE LORES WEAVER xg Y N K r I if fx X x 4 ' X I ,QF mf' wp 'Y 9 E A X L'- A ,Yr if ' 2 'Q .. K 123 ' :F A 35 5- . . . 5 A . x I ff-'NQ r A 1 2 3 CC 5566 A RLL ' E ..L. -A I GLEN THOMPSON -11': 2 A , bm , 1, v A 3 I , wa , ,f ': R O ' K A k ' A ig J A Q , I L A V Q K. , X ' , .LL , D , V,L i q K In ,Q ..,' Ov y , , w . G L Ln' ' 1 QM- ' 6 , ' X 4 I ,fpmrgm 'V I . A X , K .AV X Ag 1' Lllx I f'f 'L' .H OF 1960 ,G- MARY WEBB fo- MAR Y LYN WEBER if f nw x,fWp.lla.n I, 1 T LUCY WEBSTER L. JAN WELLBORN 5, ,.,. JESSE WELLS 'bf' cm' MICKEY WI-IARRY BETTY JO WEST .qv-xx '73-'Q Q -1'1 3, Y wwf ' 4 3' i iw rift 'Sr' we--., .Q br' 7 ,sz 1011 lin: fn. 1. TIM WILLIAMSON LaNELLE WOODSON STANLEY WOOLEVER DIANE YOUNG is N-4 FRANK YOUNGER ,.. ,f PATSY BECK!-IAM GENE BRADSHAW Q-.... DOUGLAS BR UNSON ees, 22 5 ' o' :Q I .-X 3 s ,K ' x 'xx f ' .V E , -cr I H Y I A .1 Z nf A 5 , ZW K.. - ' ,l I Rf--I w ' ' ,fx f if iw M., . fi 1 X ' fi. i ., X -i , , O A Q T A . A '5 1 I N ,, 7 L ' W 1 511- fl Q s, ' -'P 5 ' ' fc . f , 3, . SK ,. yi, ,Q , Tv! ,,,, I YM R ' D , . 'nw I ff i .1 : -,.- J- , 1 K L K ' 'WX 'W , , 5 ix If I L V I 6' INEZ BUTLER RITA CAMP CLASS 190 ix JAN CAREY 'Z Q-sr' 230 ,r 43 482- 7 SUSAN cocKRE1.1. 5' JUDITH GLADSON BARBARA JOSEPHSON JACK KEA RAY LASHAWAY ---au' PAT CRADDOCK ALEX CROSS PATSY DUPREE 1 B1-:N FRANKLIN PATSY HAMMIT DON HILLIARD l :WYE 'vw LINDA GILES Y-.., R3 Vw Q 1' 'ar f-1' if' x V X , at .xi 1 all- Aix KM, v-'eq' -.J 'Q'-32 0F 1960 'Q' Y? Y 'av' SN vox-6' 'C' f I 5. J- R IRL 5' .696 'Irv MORRIS NOAH 0 N-nf , I 2 14? ,' NV I X xx Iitxoq B 3 b DEANA MAPES PAT MAYO BILL MURPHY MARGARET MCCRIGHT RONNIE MCGREW LINDA PAGE MYRTIE PATRICK GENE PENDLET ON JOE PEREZ JAN NESBITT 'N iv lx ELVIS PINKERT ON 32 S' CARLA PORTIS M-.,,, RONNY PRICE CIT? FRED REYNOLDS in -5 4.2 1-.f Q Z gn 2 L AN AM! V 'YQ' 3 f 1-I x .O nib' 2 , I x - 4 I 's - i I . s '7 - ' 4 , wal - V A W 5- 9 c L K X ,, I faq' I fr CLASS PAULA RIEGER BEVERLY ROGERS -assays Q?-4 JOE SCOTT LINDA SHAW 'Q-.wff in-Rim 1,4 X ,S -Wd, DAVID SMITH om 5 5 ua Y 5 Q- , ' .N 1 MIKE SMITH ix.. VIRGINIA SMITH Q, Q! BETTY STATON DARRELL STURDIVANT ' me I -...J 232 m ,, I, , , A 1 V1 X 1' X X f , , ff U f I I N ' -:,. - gwv 1 Y X ya.. ,-N ' 1 -' I 'gg . W . , I , .t l . 7 Saw, 1 1 1 I ,xi , in ' 5 E Q 'x ' K . v F . . .. v Q., I H 4 A .J V uf , 'V A 'ka QL, f' . .4 ff' If If' 2 X any 'rj if . V . ?i' 1 , I 'gr' +1 4, OF 1960 lx X VONDEL SUMRULD BARBARA THORNBURG va DELOR ES WEAVER CECIL VAUGHT uw GAYR ENE CU MMINGS 'fv' 6 1 PEGGY FERGUSON JAYNE JONES 'V' 1 JERRY PROCTOR LESLIE YOUNG ,f 'Q -of 233 QV-, I , U C A . 6 I v. ASW ' , 1' Q A X .i 1 , A. 4 X lv .' 1. S -:S -V 4 xi, ,V A3 3 1 1 M Zh ,- .ix ' A I . , K , N In , - , Af , 1 - I O f M ILXY' V MA , . I V 5' Qu 5 O 4 26 65 HERNANDO S SWEET S OP R... Q Q 4 ' . ' a H 0 o ul D! lx' 0 o 6 SOPIIOMORES f ,xl sxdent CHARLES GLADSON res1dent REC SCARBOROUGH Secretary Treasurer 3 In-w4j1'W' ,M CLASS BILLY ANDREWS 4- X. --V If BARBARA ARMSTRONG ROGER AVANT SHARON BANKS 'C It STEVE BARRETT DARVIN BAZE aswqn- fr' 'ing -mv-auf' fb -r WENDELL BEANE TONY BEARDEN Off! 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' I A Q OF 1961 'C' pri S 95 14' 5-11- -osf ll.. if X I III ff' PERRY CULWELL JOHN CURRY BELVA DAVIS UNELLEN DeARMON Q-.sl '2 v..- RUDY CRABTREE JESSE CRAWFORD JEANETTE CLARK DICKIE CLEMMER CHUCK COLVINI I' TROY COOK 4 'ip 'Q RICHARD CRAWFORD TED CREASON wir ull f v-if 1 Nui y ll 'Un at Q- uf-we .4 41 'fx' Lai' TI-IEDA DeSl-IAN LARRY DEVERS -wx X-xr' xl. 'Q--.Q LINDA DIGGS X CHARLES DOTY ,Pj x PAT DUNN SHIRLEY DYESS RONNIE EADES 1'-Q. Q96 653 WS CAR OL YN ENG LER 237 W x A 'V I f, ' 'Q Q 'S' Q , ' I :I 7 M. 'ff' . ' f E , i .1 V e. I QI If I I - ' ' , Q- ' , Y, 5' - f fl I, ' 5 M . 1 r Y 'M ' .115 S A -zz I V ' ' . , A ' I ' ,r ll 5 - A, V A , ' kim A X2,x ' . ax ,. n NM , 8 v x , Xi swf: I 5 ' 1. X I , ' ffl- U ' 1 A A: A xy' , Q' - QA -A X I yi 4 lx I' A K, A 1 ,ff E , I 'I ,A - 1 J , R f f A ' I' Q. X X 1 ' , I V W A 'Q 4. Eg' , 1' 1, 'Q ' t C 1 ' , XR 'fi A I 1' A ,f . A if . X A A L A ' ,' , N 4 , ,Q .Q gg: F' A 'dip L. , sg- 'V' .Q ef 'f' .R m ' x ' , .f ' ' 7 ' 'V 1 t 'M ' , f X 1 ,- 1 ,,...... XI -Q if HER MAN FARMER JEAN FISHER 'Q BILLY FOREE 3 KATTIE LOU GAGE LARRY GE BHART CHARLES GLADSON KAREN GREER JERRY GUTHRIE CLASS G49 om, -:HW ig! X fd .fs mfwffw vv5I 'D' .a- g 4- ww:-,, A ' W ww 4? 'V' A 5 A f ' 4 A ..-:. +1 , If I , A L4,, If 'ff V'A- if 5 I 5 , 2 A I ff R 'A I 'sa' I 1 E A , ,g,'Jjf,3,4 7 ' A Z 4 gk 'K ,A ai. ki W 1,2 A Q , x f , ii ggi' W I I 3 D, 1 3 I I A - 1 QEIXJEA If in f ' xg I IA 1 if , ,, 5 ,A, .V , A M' I ,, YRR4 9' If Aff' - I A I-W I LLL L I ,L ff Q f ,1-' . I f V 4 A L fix if I' ly gn: g K fx 4, S ,I I I- 1 I Vg , Y' I I , AIA' .Ja 'ff x x f , . ,W f K g ,,,, ,Ki I It 239 -r-.n..,., MSR I' ni JOYCE GUY MOKEY HALE nn fm' LANNY HALL MAXINE HAR DIN ALBERT HARDY MAR VIN HARDY 44,0 'Shi Q I ...J LARRY HART LOUIS HERNDON RAMONA HEWITT BRENDA HICKMAN BILLY HAR LESS DOUG HARRISON 'O-fi N.-...QF 'ml -hz ,H WS' 0 6 I x... XMI? OF 1961 N41 ,nal no i It st 0 U avi' N-our hmnoili ' s 1 My 1 A , Ad Ad' CHARI ES HICKS GRAYDON HICKS SUEHILL 'zz f.. 3 ... .. x QQ ,J x,M !' GEORGE HOLDER KENT HOLMES CLAUDE ISBELL If H ,af JUNNY IVISON BARBARA JARVIS un SALLY JONES at ,gl N V WANDA JoNEs KAY KELLER gf., JESSE KELLY ROLAND KEY WENDE LL KI MBROUGH fa rf' 4,1 SAR AH KIRKLAND DONNA KR OP JAN LINDSEY EDDIE LLOYD 1 L, KEITH LLOYD Q , , WK .,,. .nr , 1 Y Q I 1 '-P' --.4 N ' JUDY LOCKHART 1 ,.4f t ' 0 11:97 .pf 'lv' BETTY LONGBOTHAM sf' 'J' ! CLASS 5' A nf' 1 ' HENRY LOWERY f JIMMY MARONEY RONNIE MARONEY ,.,,.-f , 'I' Q Umm 1 VER LENE MARSH DICK MAR TIN TRUMAN MARTIN NELDA MATTHEWS M- ji! MARGARET MILLER JERRY MINOR 440 TOMMY MINT ON X LYNDA MIZE Af MIKE MOFFETT al' -slfqr JERRY MAXWELL JANICE MELTON I 'if 'UK p, K GILBERT MERRITT ,R 9 T '7 LANETTE MILLER I 'sv-5' 'V ,L JV' CAR OL MOORE SHIRLENE MORTON 'E' -: ' PAT MURPHY I -J X OF 1961 SHARON MCCRIGHT MARJORIE McDOWELL JIMMY MCFARLAND -G '76 an-A Q WWE? if LINDA ORR 0-514 ROGER MCMENNAMY PAT NACHLINGER CHARLES NEWMAN WAYNE NEWMAN :ar 'X RoNN1E OVERBY -- Y FREDDIE OVERMAN EVA MAE owEN I 4' 'U 1 f ff ff' CAROL PALMER MARGARET PARKER LARRY PATTERSON DOROTHY PAYNE A4 4-l ffl: LANE MCKINNEY f 53.4 'U 1' XXK CHARLES POPNOE BEVERLY PRESTON LINDA PRINCE KAY PYLANT --.af ,04W -v --r fvifas --eg Q Wbv' 'I' W, JOHNNY PROCTOR WILLIAM RAINS JERRY RAINWATER BILLY RHODES .gava- 45:10 Z42x '30 JERRY ROACH KAREN ROBERSON 'WT' ,iw-4 I ,Q-C' dn.. 'un- ew ei!! ln bv-9 , 4? 'R MARILYN ROBINSON 11 JOYCE RODGERS 5' nXXX BETTY ROW 'O' REG SCARBOROUGH MAX SHAW JOLENE SHEID PAT SHULER GINNY SIMS GRADINE SELLARS DOYLE SHARP 5' '42 nk A 421 CLASS 'sri ,f-1 A ',, or fri' A fgfg LOU WAYNE ROGERS WILLIE ROGERS LINDA ROLAND ,Z Q ff-.J ,ff V -Z' JOE ROSAS -v' fa' 6. ..-245 .4171 , M, img' OF 1961 BARBARA SMITH DAVID SMITH ,.,,, LARRY SMITH ,Qui ,gp dvds ,e qui' QQ JESSE SNEED JIMMY SPRADLIN 'K JAMES STEWART JOYCE STEPHENS WILLIAM STEVENS 'U v1'vl- Muxpus gi. i J SUE STOKES MARCIA STONE ROBERT STRICKLAND A' 3 707' MI LT ON STURDIVANT DONNA TAYLOR SUE TAYLOR BRENDA TOWNSEND fs' ZS NANCY SMITH '23 i :inf 'ii-L46 ,gg I 40 JERRY TOWNSEND ANN VOSS JUDY WALLACE i- WELDON WARE 5 1 243 ,Q ' , 'H ' C ' Mg. 'I I 1 V I 1' x A X W , Qi , I I , f' ,Y K Q, 5 T . 'Q 1 A 'S' ' g i 'x , , ' 6 . A Q x f , '- N? I' ',x '--if .1 .lx 4: xy X. Ag . 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Gr 2 -1'1 X X 436 l K' 'fr f v, 2 ,ra JACKIE DEAN BRENDA DRAKE JAMES COLLINS KATHIE CROOKS JEAN BALL JERRY BARFIELD CHERIE BOONE 6 Gi 1-7, LYNN BROOKS --nd' Jos mms 4'-Q. 16' ? ,A 6' Ili ' W wvz Y Y: .--4 Eff RONALD FLEMING JOE rowmsn ff, TOMMY GALYEAN 1 I PATTI 'lent' T' ilu-as BEATRICE GAONA PAT JACKSON !l'f Q 549 .44 GENE KEA GREEN BENNIE GREENFIELD SONJA HAYNIE RONNY HOLMES C5 T--f JUDY HU DDLESTON pl. , ,Nix Q 3 . f , I Q- I ' 0' . ' 'QR S 'Q L- I? -A H 1 A jx I , ., . L -QQQ-,Sf 5 ' ,, -, bg, I ' if :2l:'RX'--x,111 - 'mg R ., T 51 5' sw Q 'Q-f A fav f ,Y 2 Q ., , i I -A 5 A A as X ,s rf 3: ' N 5 4 2 X 2 - .1 f . 1 . I XE ' ., 1 wg B ,A .4 ..,:. wg, ' lr - D U E sn , f s I A , 3 -1-f J K ' , I ' , Q K A jx x K y I L . 1? LUN , 3 I X 'v -- 1 A x ' N . 4 A - PAULA KEATON JOHN BILLY KOONSMAN CHARLSEY LINGLE CAR OLYN LOYD LINDA GAYLE MILLER JERRY MITCHELL FRANKLIN MOORE 95 W- TROY MORRIS rv' '-Q..-vm null, I JACK MCDONALD if JUNE OSBURN BUDDY PATTERSON BRENDA PITTS KAREN NAIL MARJORIE NICKS C? +--V' CLASS ll F as-M Uhr' ,. f XRQWJQWI' H l in iv , i w4p KATHY MOTT -nf' 4 ? .rf km 3 'N-Q 15- 19 'T L'f?'f,'. s 47 X . A .V 'i. A f W ff Q, .?4?Qg5 fit J LA .f ' 5' I A r' V' Q x I V x . ' , X' .ff . I 1 ' ' Q: A I , X X , wx, V I , ...am f ' f 9 A' I I U QM - 4 af-X ku E ' 4,,, K' ' 1 W ar ff' Q, I , N f -, A , FN el R117 A 'Z' E ju' U .. T- 1 W ' . I W... A A ' OF 1961 if 'CW ',v 4,440 1 - I. 20:25 hx C ' vQw ' no! 'U' l nys. 334 BETH SMALLWOOD 4r- V BILL SANDERS GLORIA SCOTT ROY SUMRULD IRIS TURNER KEITHA WALTON PEGGY GR EEN I MIKE REED JIMMY DON ROBINSON PATSY ROSSON BARBARA SHOEMAKE 'Q 1-I Cami' 4:-W4 WX ., 5 , A 'I L' ' I 5 Q ' if . 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F RANCES MARTIN CLASS 'fm GEORGE ALBRITTON J- dh ,. ,KW GOLDIE ALLEN LINDA ALLEN NANCY ASHLEY TOMMY ASHLEY KAREN AY LOR ,Acuv- ,.a 1' STEVE BATES LYNDA BEASLEY CAROLYN BE CKHAM GLORIA BENITEZ ,Q RONNIE BENTON is og ff' JOHN BEST BEVERLY BLACK SUSANNE BLACK pv'v ' iq' 'tix 42 TOMMY BOOTHE if Q11 BETTIE BOREN JO ETTA BOURGOYNE li ff' LYNNDA BRADLEY 4, JUANITA BRIDGES UL DORIS BROWN 4-of 4 .4 ...rf LINDA BROWN LaVERNE BROWNING LEON BROWNING X L ,Q-I , L I .., .4 5,5 W 55? 1. 4 6 5 if I K i N' in -. f - 2. g .r Y 11.2 h 6' . ff' L . .V A N H .,.,,:. Q, kfw. ix 5 11 I' I L xgmen I , A Q X Q www gg, 4 W . xy 'J ' , ,' ' - if 8 ' Y 1 dp, EM. 44 , Y 2 L I Y ' I AVL'A I JP I I if ,ff ' I 'M' v A ff'-4 H Z f , ' X ' --f L Q W 'X , 2,5 I r 7 If ,L K V ., at 5' 7 ,,,,, - WAYNE BLYTHE A E, W , QSM , p, M M I In W. H 1 . fini l I Q 'Q' A ,bi 11 7 9 J Y' ' 'V Q 1' f ' on V' MJ ll, A . QM 3 X an ' I RN N' Ax I 'El Mu ,, 'J , in -.X is V iw 7 ' gm, I ' .J W ' ,N VY., W 'A 'wks Y 'x K U25 Y ! A 'ai , VV , ,yr ' xy I , t 4 r,l,23Z x ' OF 1962 TRUETT QRUNS JERRIES BULLARD R c BURDITT A, fo- 1 17' Z, JOE BURNS -RMK KAREN BUTLER BAX CALLAWAY Q' fc no LYNNE CAPERTON ' 1 MARY ANNE CAREY JANET CARPENTER 'S- ,cbs 'Y JOE CATES JERRY LYNN CLARK DEAN COMER ELLXE CONTELLA ' IU' JULIA COX MARY COX SANDRA cox AQ X' , i .Q Q is 'N Nl JACKIE CRAWLEY TOM CROUSEN X -vs as F' DALE CUSHENBERY BETH DAVIS JAMES DAVIS CHARLES DEERE DONALD DEERE C' JV' pat- ani .....1 ,-4 ,f DANNY DE RR YBERRY 0935 ,A Mu. af' 3,3 -0' QGNQW 'Q 1' J 5 ni-vm 2 A .--'N 'f ' L .. y, - - . I 2 A., ' ' , Q f X 1 '. f J ff' , , A A . ,fl I X VL 1 ' if b U ,- I , P' Y -. , A Q Aa ,L X N . ' A ef ' '35 ' 'Y Av A ' f ' 1 r If V ' F .1 A L Y I.. o ,Q fn , 1' , .Q A -3 v fy .J if -.9 1 A X -hh X X K 8 if A s R Ar N, gif ,J 5 ' -,vw , 1 1 'Q-I ,vw ' .ar Q. R K I ,A A s. 4 :S I Q wi . I, 6 si is , rn'- - ' f- ev . c. y X Ji, 'fx Zi- 'W .3 -2 12 x xv- 4' 5 -.ff g ' X' -M- A A s - N A . E. I J, ,j .' S A' .' 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M x'5'i CLASS '4 bf 1-...Q A r 'W-,f ,Q S, 'Urn'- ---.L,.v 1 M. fi' x -ff OF 1962 X -41- X-.24 1- - Q ,...4 f 'S DAVID GAN DE ME CIA GAYTON -5 JANIS GLADSON '27 wx 119' ROSEMARY JONES DANNY MABERRY CHARMELYN MATLOCK --..p RAY GRIMMETT DICK HART MAN TRAVIS HATTER JOE ISBELL 'ln MIKE LEWIS hs.- MARY MELCHOR .gfunud 'fwfr 4? JERRY MELTON ALTON MILES MIKE MORRIS 1 V , f 1 DON McCAULEY JAMES MCCORMICK DON OWEN .YOANIE OWEN TWALA GORDON WE? wwf LQ SANDY RANEY PATSY RICE A RUSTY RIEGER JERRY RODGERS 7 'Q 3 r' IU JE , 'Tx 'uv' inf' ....f' 25 .gp-4-0 MARIA RODRIGUEZ WANDA SELLARS 'lf -. 0, DICKY SIMPSON BOB SMITH 'KLA L' 'XX CHARLES STEPHENS ,,. '-535 'Q' JAMES SULLIVAN M' 'mi' WF TONI TAYLOR WANDA BARTOW These Freshman Enghsh students are shown 1ook1ng over some of then' projects They are SEATED Rusty R1eger Wyleen W1111arns Maman Poole and Rosemary Jones STANDING Lynne Caperton Julia Cox Lou Alice Johnson Frances Mart1n and Jean1e Green nl'- 260 111 VY ,sg 2 fi , W 0 35 ' -. 4 My in ix 5 A f L A . ,,. I, , gh ful- 1 1 ' as A 'l x N 4 w N -4 N -2. Q 'X . V' 1 Q .,,,,, YA Y i.?fii , if Q. , f x K ' 1 ' . . . . I , : . , . . , . , u I l I I . 9 ' ' .NW ' ...L f T A '71 , 'ND f' 8' , '77 73' WWA H, fi f Q'- H U ,qi W ,Q we ,-, -1' 'M' E D t 1 Q . Q' ' 'T v ' af 7, , 1 3 N 5 A 4 ,xl 1 f' ' ' , A MT , M5-.,.,,.W , I, ' - 2,h ,h,y., T sV,, A 5' xnnx I ti 1, ' ' A l DQL 'ZW ' 3.. . E gl QA? This,Year.of school 'T,'f.fff - T ' . , . , ,Ml ,.'54.' '-A --., -.7 4' rv, . Q., w ,' . 'xg L. Aer 6: W Navi -P f if .1 ' , 1 -. 'C5'-Y' . gk t lgdxflw rn f .94 rf' . 4 . 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' ' 4 ' ' .W ,- , Y I SCHOOL BOARD lst, Gunn Hqnphlll Rm Jwll, Wlllon Hullllps, Jana W Shaman, Malvm WMO, Max Wllllumaon ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Amin, G R laona, Mu E Callaway Mn C L Fells, W T Hym E n Hcah1roum,Mn J W Joyce, Flu llwls, Mlm Hazel McCollum Nocluory Mn C Hunley, Mlu Dlllna Spikos, Mn Sam SlunfIcld,M E HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY lunls, J Hal hard Hadroll O lauvm Mn Forven luflck, Hofruca Burchen, Mn H G Cana, Mn by Cllnbn, Rohan L Colo Donald Conley, John F Cooper Randall E Fells, John E Fever, Mn Anal Gorman Mn Jack Grsen, Wllllum E Greene W Grove, Mun Vhgmna Ho-ry, Cloh D Jackson, J C Jalnas, Mrl v1,g1l Jolnes, V1rg1l Jones, Mn E E Kayser John M Lslle, Mlu Thelma Llnn, Mn Jamas C Unn JunusC Mn landh Llnllpaga, James longbovham Jack H McMullen, Willlun-1 R Mumn, Dunlel Marnn Mrs Moyfneld, W A Mlller, Frank M Millar, Mau Margaraf Manfgomlry Melvin! 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