Throckmorton High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Throckmorton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

-wr ma,-.---,... -...,.,...a ...wr---e, .,.,A-r,l,,-g-..,.r--.4.,,--.,E,.n,........,,. Michael Merriman Lavonne Glenn Gweneth McGehee Brenda Meadow s Sue Beach V nn Claudia Cooke HQ!! Q THE ANNUAL. STAFF presents A SILHOUE TTE OF T. H. S. 1956-1957 .4 Michael Merriman Editor-in-chief Brenda Jennings Layout Editor f Gweneth McGehee Copy Editor Lavonne Glenn Busines s Manager Brenda Meadows Associate Business Manager 9 Sue Beach uw Photographer Claudia Cooke Photographer .Till Davis Photographer Mrs. C. B. Condi-on Sponsor 'S THE GREYHOUND THROCKMORTON HIGH SCHOGL N,.,,.-rf THROCKMORTON TEXAS s U I V l N ' . ' fp 'J +434 in' 5 . i . 1 , .1 I P , Az 1 , Y' K A f A . ,L' .H.. Fi A DEDICATIO On behalf of the students and faculty of Throckmorton High School the Annual Staff dedicates this 1957 Greyhound to MR. DELTON STILLEY High School Principal Mr. Stilley's every action in the 1956-57 school year has been to work for the improvement of our school and to promote better relation- ships between students and teachers. He has been a friend to all as well as principal and counselor. Because of his interest and help, the students have found school not only more enjoyable, but also much more rewarding, Speaking for the entire high school, the Annual Staff says, Thanks for everything, Mr. Sti1ley, C Qi JF an Q W ,,. k,,. ,V 1 mmm- .fm n...n..ri'f' Y, i fn A 1 I 1 x ' -A Registration 4 . . 11 First PTA meeting 1 Z ' 'Fish' initiation On Se pte mbe r 12, the Senior and Freshman classes participated in the annual initiation. The F r e s hman boys were required to wear dresses, carry bottles of ice water, and bring shoe polish kits to polish the Se nior boy's shoes. The Freshman girls were required to wear six different costumes all at the same time and remove one each period. Mr. Stilley, high school prin- c i p a 1, registers two new pupils, Bruce Hanna and Martha Hon, in his office. During dinner period activities took place on the football field. This c o n sis t e d of races, air-raid d rills, and singing songs. The girls had to carry raw egg S. One was dropped on the sidewalk and had to be picked up by its carrier. All in all everyone, including the Fish, had a very enjoyable time. The third annual Throckmorton High School Homecoming was one of the high- lights of the month of October. The fes- tivities included a football game with Holi- day on the fifth at which Lavonne Glenn was crowned Homecoming Queen, Her attend- ants were Mary Sue Bellah and W anda Edsall. On the sixth of October, Saturday, there was a parade and a business meet- ing. There the exes d e cid ed to have the next homecoming in 1958. The celebration came to a climax withabarbeque that night. I ,. OCT BER 5-6 Homecoming gameg Homecoming Queen crowned 12 Health Clinic Z7 Halloween Carnival Mrs. Stanton D. Liles, Sr., Aubrey Condron, and Mrs. W. E. Routh represented the graduating class of1913. Marley Cribbs does some fancy run ning in the game on Friday, Octobe r 5 against Holiday. gm : -sm . . S.fg.,, K. 5 K my WY K . X in ' E x if ! na man if llnnunllg 1l Y 'Q F This first prize winning float represents the senior class, with Glenn Hudson at the top of the trophy and the H o rn e c o'rn i n g Queen, Lavonne Glenn, with her attendalits, Wanda E d s all and Mary Sue Ballah. - Mr. Walter Merriman, President of the Ex- Students A s so c iation, presents Mrs. George Wright, the oldest graduate of ThrockmortonHigh H8941 with a corsage of white carnations. At the right, three freshmen: Barbara Bird, Donald Hudson, and Barbara Barrington, display the fine artofthe Freshman Class, disguised as Indians. .Tarnes Baker, Freddie Bruton, and Harold Keeter display the efforts of the Junior Class in their prize winning homecoming float, I 1 1 nf irq EQ c V W . wx fx :Q fsffmigf: S Gi if ik 2 1 s nfs iii' 'a J 5 SI Q wig S. The Choral Club, directed by I-lube rt Carson and accom- panied by Mrs. Talmage Falls, present an interesting program for the ex-students of T. H. S. on homecoming day, singing Ramona and My Prayer, featuring Doniece Johnson as the soloist and a sextet singing Canadian Sunset. 2 E ? T h e s e c he e r- leaders take time to pose forapicture dur- i ng th e homecoming football game with their m a s c o t, Lynn Mendenhall. TheT. H. S. majorettes proudly pose with their new suits at one of the pep rallies. Junior talent show features many talented Juniors, best of all being S onny Merrill fElvis Presleyl. Brenda Jennings tells Sue Merriman about her deep dark future at the Halloween C arnival. R onny and Gweneth try their luck at the wheel of fortune. mud NOVEMBER FHA T ea, Breckenridge Banquet for School Board Football Banquet junior assembly 7 13 22 Sophomore assembly 23 27 Members of the School Board and their wives enjoy the banquet given by the Homemaking department. Accompanied by Mrs. Stilley and some of the p arents , FHA members attend a tea given by the Breckenridge Homemaking Department. Y c Brenda Meadows, Brenda Jennings, and Claudia Cooke present a short pantomime to entertain the guests at their banquet. B 5 fi:-sz: .. -- - QU? sw, Members of the sophomore class present a short play as their assembly program. I These are scenes from the Foot- ball Banquet, showing some of the students who attended, including the co-captains, Raphel Manuel and Marley Cribbs, with the foot- ball queen, Mollye Davis. Businessmen contributed food and decorationsg the boys' mothers prepared the food. Mollye Davis, a sophomore, was c ro wn e d Football Queen at t h e banquet. A, ii DECEMBER 13 FHA Assembly 20 Semor Play 6 Senior Assembly U , The FHA presented a C hri st m as assembly program complete with Santa C 1 a u S . During t h e program Brenda Jennings, FHA president, p r e s e n t e d Douglas Boland as FHA Romeo, Sue Beach was crowned Band Sweetheart by joe Ed Thompson, Band Captain, at the last football game. Can you imagine jim Hudson m arrying Lavonne Glenn and Marley C r i b b s ? Michael Merriman an d Wanda Edsall in love? Mary Sue Bellah flipped over Bobby Bronson? or joe Ed Thompson and Palma Collins exchanging playful shoves? None of it sounds possible . . . but it all happened in the Senior play. These members of the Fancy Eight help entertain at the Polio Variety Show sponsored by the Senior Class. Tumbling was one of the popular sports in P, E, With january came mid-term exams. Here the plane geometry class is reviewing ! Louis Felz shows his calf at the County FFA Stock Show. JANUARY County FFA Show Polio Benefit Variety Show 12 15 Mid-term tests 16 31 ' ' I FEBRU RY 12 Last basketball game 13 State Band and Chorus Spamsh Supper In February the school settled down to the routine of the second semester. During this time Doniece johnson was crowned Basketball Queen. The Annual Staff really got down to work as spring deadlines ne ared. Martha Hon, library assistant, straightens up the book shelves. The FHA gave a party for the Girls' basketball team. Ladelle Liles was everywhere at the same time. MARCH Senior Talent Banquet Junior Play 12 ' 15 Commercial Club 22 ' 25 Grass judging . W - s i :ss-f -L ' ew . fs, ,N i - -. 5 .YG .5 L gn wggx.. K 1 . 5 i 2 sg We , N ,. ff . we - K 1 ,Wm ,N , I -Q . ',-as 5 -f .4 f . ETX . . Y ' J: i i? 'L fu - f 1 . A J 3 ' .1 .. .Ra ,N if. V. - zssfssskif K -- 5 scxfzfif g. - -aww QV Ax eww is.s K 3- V iw Xf1k.' .iv X r. A3 1 X ,X X A K 3 5 'QF 'W X 3, :kr up W L-S35 15 TM. 'X SS The Junior Class presente d Teen Time which illustrated the messes teen-agers get into when adults try to keep them out of trouble. Highlights of the play included: the male quartet which really sang Qso they saidj. Brenda Meadows' being stem and old-fashioned, and every one disliking Qof all peoplej Sue Beach, .3 s .... ' A. - . ,M AmL,A.. . ' sais' f A ,32 2 ' i m':'A , In a Special assembly program, - as , ' the FHA presented eight rose bushes K 6 C 1 ' 5 2 ll to the school. Brenda J e n n in g s , A chapter president, pre sided. 56 fi Q!! 9? il 'fu swf ,1 , 'x..,n:., 'Y ,:f At le ft , Linda Mc- Whorter and Michael Merriman display the trophies the music de- partment won at the Interscholastic L e ag u e Contest. Both the Band and Chorus were awarded Sweepstakes, Entertainment was fur- nished by a quartet com- posed of FHA members. Band Contest Solo and Ensemble Contest FFA Banquet Vocal Solo Contests Band Banquet 4 FHA Assembly 5 6 12 13 . EXC Wanda Edsall, chapter sweetheart, was honored at the FFA banquet held April 12. The boys had as special guests their fathers. Using a B1ue Moon theme, the band entertained with a banquet on April 13. The Stage Band, Breckenridge High School, provided a varied and interesting program. Senior Trip Banquet Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate 23 Commencement 2 . . 7 FHA Mother-D aughter 1 1 . - . 19 The Senior Class left Throckmorton at 2:45 on May 2nd for Monterrey. After traveling all night the class reached their destination and set out on a tour of the city. After lunch the students and their sponsors went to Horsetail Falls. The next morning the class boarded a bus and went to the city of Satillo, once the capital of Texas. The trip gave the seniors a view of Mexican rural life, the Sierra Madre Mountains, and the city itself including one of the oldest cathedrals in Mexico. The next day the class went to the market in Monterrey and then to the bullfight. That night they boarded the bus and arrived in Throckmorton the next afternoon. These seniors pose at the doorway of a cafe on the way to Monterrey. As Cora Lynn practices her Spanish the s e n i o r s in the background have their shoes p ol i sh e d in front of the Hotel Monterrey. Wanda Edsall smiles at the birdie with Horsetail Falls for a background. After riding up to the falls on burros,the seniors sat and rested before starting back down. These two senoritas along with the ir boy friends helped the class become acquainted with Mexican customs. One of those daredevil drivers is joined by his shaken but enthusiastic passengers on the tour of the city of Monterrey. A Avi . .fr?'3'b Q, , . Mem' X- ,1?: . ' Members of the Junior Class enter- tain their guests at the O1d South Banquet an d Prom . . . Senator Broad- acre s QToastmaster Bob Neelyy parts with a few words of Wisdom . , , The b anj o place favors served as instru- ments for some im- promptu entertain- ment, Future Home makers honor their FHA Romeo at their spring banquet. Members of the eighth grade furnish entertainment. f Pictured below are Brenda Jennings and Bob Neely, selected by the seniors to lead the graduation processional. Dressing fo r t h e momentous occasion are Wanda Edsall and Helen Mixon, at left, and Marley Cribbs, assisted by Tommy Koonce, below. Smiling graduates receive t he ir long - hoped - for diplomas. Pictured at left are jill Davis and Glenn Hudsong at center, Lavonne Glenn and George Selfg at right, joe Ed Thompson and Nell King. BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEME T SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1957 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 8:00P. M. 8:00P. M. Processional. . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. T. F, Falls Processional. . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. T. F. Falls Invocation...................EdgarJones Invocation..................C. R.Hankins Pastor, First Baptist Church Pastor, Methodist Church Count Your Blessings . . . . . . . Berlin MyTask ................. ..AShf0rd Sextet High School Chorus Introduction of Speaker. . . . . . . . . . .Burns Lane Superintendent of Schools Scripture and Prayer. . . . . . . . . . . Paul Rathbun Minister, First Christian Church Address . . . . . . . . . . George Graham Assistant to the President Hardin - Simmons University Praise Ye the Father ....... Gounod-Riegger High 5611001 C1101'11S Presentation of Awards ......... Delton Stilley Principal, High School Sermon ............... Tilden B. Armstrong Presentation of Senior Gift .... Joe Ed Thompson Pastor, Methodist Church President of Senior Class Floydada, Texas Presentation of Diplomas ..... Walter Merriman President, Board of Education Benediction ................... Jack Hanna Benediction .................. W, L, Kellar Pastor, Bush Knob Baptist Church Pastor, Assembly of God Church Recessional.............. Mrs. T. F.Fa1ls Recessiona1.............. Mrs. T. F.Fa11S l -.. .- .1 . ,.,,..,.,,,,.,,.,,. ,, Wg, 4 I HONOR GRADUATES ' I MICHAEL ME RRIMAN Valedictorian W I l MARY SUE BELLAH Salutatorian r 1 2' 1 fl n W embers of the 1957 graduating class include: kack row: ! Bobby Bronson, Glenn Key, Doyle Wells, Jimmy Jeter, Tommy Rogers, W. D. Kelly, Charlie ' Fred Boland, and Glenn Hudson. - E Canker rowzl John Boland, Tommy Koonce, Mary Sue Bellah, Palma Collins, Lavonne Glenn, Midhael Mer- , riznan, George Self, and Raphel Manuel. ont row: Joe Ed Thom son, Jill Davis, Wanda Edsall, Betty Burwell, Cora Lynn Thomas,3 Nell Kin , P Q I 8 Q T Helen Mixon, and Marley Cribbs. Uewel Brown, not pictured, A 1 K. -. 4 SJ- w ,N . 5 RFWQ .. ,FAI BAD Members are: Clarinets: Michael Merriman if, Marjory Rankin, Linda McWhorter, Ladelle Liles, Pat Baker, Martha Bibb, Linda Rankin, Marilyn Harrington, jan Merriman, Linda Meadows,Virginia Liles,Valene Shaw, Caryn Clark, and Rita Roberts. Comets: Charles Hibbitts, Jack Allen, Larry Rankin, Billy Nelson, Freddie Martin, Eddie McCluskey, Teddy Sanders, Teddy Roberts, Roger Karl, and Barry Jennings. Saxoghonesg Betty Davis, Mollye Davis, Gloria McWhorter, Brenda Meadows, Georgia London, joy Cornelius, Nancy Davis, Jamie Nichols, Sue Merriman, Bobby jones, joe Ed Thompson PF, jill Davis 14, Lavonne Glenn Pk, and Keith Smith. Baritone in-gl Trombone: jerry Bell, Butch Williams, and Toby Taylor. -Bag Clarinet: Sue Beach. Drums: Gweneth McGehee, Sandra Barr, Sue Matthews, Sherron Cribbs, Betty Haile, and jimmy Jeterflf. Horns: Doniece Johnson, june Herod, Brenda Roberts, Betty Ash, Muriel Smith. Basses: Dickie Merrill, and Wallace Cantrell. 'lf Seniors joe Ed Thompson, Band Captain, explains the inner workings of a comet to Betty Davis, 2nd Lieutenant, Hubert Carson, Director, Lavonne Glenn, 2nd Lieutenant, and Michael Merriman, lst Lieutenant. 5 'W' . X W Alf fm A-N.: ii., W s X T , u s,,, Q XA . -Q: ilkmum :f , ee,,e . zqi ,E . ess.. These girls added to the looks of the Greyhound Band with their fancy steps, their flashy twirling routines, and their good looks. They are, left to right: Linda Rankin, Molly Davis, Mar- jory Rankin, Drum Major, Betty Davis, and Sue Merriman. E CHORAL CLUB Mrs. Falls and Mr. Carson aid Linda McWhorter, presi- dent, and Betty Davis, secretary, with their singing. This sextette represented the chorus on many occasions 3 x , K 3 our WI QM! 'iii an .- i 'Q Q Q, ? ...F NA! 3 C? Hubert Carson, director, Mrs. T. F. Falls, accompanist. First sopranos: S. Merriman, Cogburn, Thomas, Roberson, B. Barrington. Second sopranos: L, Rankin, Davis, McWhorter, M, Rankin, Hon, B. F. Barrington. Altos: Collins, King, Jennings, Johnson, Edsall, J. Merriman. Linda McWhorter, Sue Merriman, Brenda Jennings, and Doniece Johnson represented the chorus as soloists in the tryouts for the All-State Chorus at Abilene and in the solo and ensemble contest at San Angelo. Sue Merriman received the honor of being in the All-State Chorus, and she and Brenda Jennings received a first division rating on their solos at contest while Linda and Do- niece received a second division on theirs. Two sextets also received first divisions. '99 COMMERCIAL LUB Mrs. Cypert, the sponsor, tries out the new elec- tric typewriter. J Mary Sue Bellah, president, Glenn Key, vice-president, Wanda Edsall, secretary and treasurer, and Raphel Manuel, reporter, run off the first Kennel of the year. Kay Ingram, Linda Mc- Whorter, Betty Davis, Marjory Rankin, and Doniece Johnson, provide the entertainment for the annual banquet. Members are: First row: Betty Davis, Doniece johnson, Marjory Rankin, Lavonne Glenn, Mary Sue Bellah, Betsy Self, Kay Ingram, Helen Mixon, Wanda Edsall, Palma Collins, and Cora Lynn Thomas. Second row: june Herod, Linda McWhorter, Delinda Cogburn, Brenda Jennings, Rita Rober- son, Merina Self, Claudia Cooke, Sue Beach, Brenda Meadows, and Martha Hon. Third row: Ray Ingram, Michael Merriman, Billy Bishop, Dickie Merrill, Jim Hudson, james Baker, Glenn Key, and George Self. Fourth row: W. D. Kelly, Glenn Hudson, Tommy Koonce, Tommy Rogers, jimmy Jeter, Doyle Wells, Bobby Bronson, and Raphel Manuel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The members of the F. F. A, this year are: Top row: Bishop, Bronson, Manuel, Hudson, Rogers, Fowler, Kelly, Bruton, Whitfield, Keeter, Hitch, McCarson, and Neely. Second row: Myrick, Hudson, Howe, Keete r, Wright, Manuel, Smith, Jefferson, Osborn, Robinson, Harrington, McMullian, Kirnbell, and Owen, sponsor. Bottom row: Morton, Easley, Boland, Hudson, M a r tin, Feltz, Balthrop, Boland , Whitfield, Rinehart, Cantrell, and Hibbitts. Greenhand offic e r s: John Ike Martin, Kenneth Bo- land, Jerry Balthrop, Tommy I-Iibbitts,Ho1-ace Whitfield, and Wilton C antrell with club calves. 1 Roddy Gordon, Donnie Harrington, Buddy Black- burn, Ernest Myrick, and Bert Davis, display tro- phies won in the CountyFat Stock Show and presented by Frank McCarson, a representative of the Farm Bureau. A we UB A NK hq..,,,... F. F. A. Officers for 1956-57 are: Ronald Robinson, Treasurerg Paul Fowler, Reporterg .Tim Hudson, Vice-Presidentg Bob Neely, Presidentg Harrell Keeter, Secretaryg Freddie Bruton, Sentinel. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA B etty Ash, parliarnentariang Kay In- gram, song leaderg Sue Beach, pianistg and Virginia Parrott, historian, make prepara- tion for an oncoming banquet. Brenda Jennings, p r e s id e ntg Brenda Roberts, vice-presidentg Mrs. Sue Stilley, chapter advisor, Claudia Cooke, secretaryg and Beth Key, reporter, show the correct way of setting a table. Douglas Boland, F. H. A. Romeo receives his gift of abrace- let presented to him by the club president, Brenda J enning s, at their Devotional on Love as' sembly programof December 13 1956. Members of the Future Homemakers of Ame ri ca for 1956-57 include: Claudia Cooke, Brenda Jennings Sue Beach, Brenda M eadow s, Raye Ingram, Betsy Self, Kaye Ingram, Merina Se lf, Sue Stilley, sponsor, Brenda Roberts, Betty Ash, Mary Beth Col- lins, Patsy McCarson, Linda Rankin, Betty Glenn, Betty Haile, Barbara B a r r i n g t 0 rl, Wanda Riley, Beverly Barrington, Virginia Parrott, Beth Key, and Marilyn Harrington. Betty June Haile serves Mr. and Mrs. Walter Merriman at the School Board and Faculty Banquet on November 12, 1956. an .M , .mm 1 iv- ' xess Waxms elves New XsKoqNQabA 6 Tommy Rogers ' 5 End Glenn Key Back 'F Marley Cribbs Back 5 'SW Q ,2E, . X i A A- A S 1' X, x k leg - J . 7 . . . ' we 59 , 3 qi QM - fx - ell..-wvkzs 4 '. I Siffsreifw A ,,s?'rQf9':'f an X M . . els.-X ,.,.-. e- -. f.,, , 3, W -., ,q,'-t.wrr..,,ws3..,-, , 0. ee,e 4 J : ,.. eg, fag I 4 va: 1 N.,. .fe QM Sw- f -wi . L sew Raphel Ivlauluel Tackle jerry Grable Back Larry Hibbitts James Baker Back Back Harrell Keeter Back Dayle Hilley End Dickie Merrill Tackle I Billy Bishop Guard 'wise l Bruce Hanna End jerry Riley Tackle Bob Neely Back k . Freddie Bruton Guard Ronnie Osborn Guard 53509- v., Reuel Huston jerry Manuel End Back George Wright End Ronald Robinson End An exciting scene from this football game. W it 1 95 Qi: 'Sz . ' ' Tommy I-Iibbitts f Back Kenneth Boland Wilton Cantrell Back Tackle Billy Boland L Guard I . Q 'wwf Horace Whitfield john Martin Center 32014 Lavonne Glenn Senior Beth Key Sophomore HEER LEADERS Betsy Self Junior 'EI Lynn Mendenhall Betty Glenn Mascot Freshman GIRL ' BASKETBALL Ed Mason, coach, Sue Merriman, captain, Betty Davis, manager. Back row: Betty Davis, manager, Betsy Self, C laudia Cooke, Kay Ingram, Betty Ash, Ladelle Liles, Sue Merriman, Virginia Parrott, Gloria McWhorter, Ray Ingram, Brenda Meadows, Mary Sue Bellah, Ed Mason, coach. Front row: Linda Rankin, Doniece Johnson, Beth Key, Marilyn Harrington, Sherron Cribbs, Jeannette Merriman. BOYS' BASKETBALL Billy Bishop, guard Jerry Grable, center Ben Kunkel, forward James Baker, guard Charles Hibbitts, guard Jerry Don Manuel, guard Freddie Bruton, forward Tommy Hibbitts, guard Harrell Keeter, forward Larry Hibbitts, forward Bruce Hanna, forward Paul Fowler, manager Bill Atchley, coach jerry Grable, captain 9 Q ,riff 'BN I 13 1. 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Y Z Q 1, :,L5 , if i -'YW , , .LLL L baffle S bzzifcfinqx SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Brenda Roberts George Wrig FRESHMA FAVORITES john Ike Martin x Yxxjfxk--k 'fa ,, 3 . Y k. Xi Barbara Bird guy .f I we X S 'FN . ., . W. xx as x fi X E x - Y Qlxy . A 1, ,Q Xigx Y X f N :vw ,XR VK? L K 0 Q f I o 9 1 , I-A .5 P -., H, me , ' The Senior Class officers, joe Ed Thompson, Presidents Marley Cribbs, Vice-Presidents Glenn Key, Treasurerg Lavonne Glenn, Secreta.ry5 and Wanda Edsall, Reporter5 prepare to distribute Greyhound booster ribbons. CLASS OF '57 JOE ED THOMPSON MARLEY CRIBBS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT GLENN KEY LAVONNE GLENN WANDA EDSALL TREASURER SECRETARY REPORTER Bill Atchley, high school basketball coach, and Hubert Carson, head of music department, Senior class sponsors, approve and sign a check on expenditures of the Senior Class. Mary Sue Bellah Charlie Fred Boland CLASS OF '57 Bobby Bronson jewel Brown Betty Burwell Albus 'G' Palma jane Collins jim Hudson Glenn Hudson jimmy Jeter x X H The Maddox Brothers Uoe Ed, Michael, The Davis Sisters QLavonne and and Raphaelj and Rose QLavonneQ are en- Wandaj are singing I Forgot More. tertaining at the Grand Ole Opery by singing Satisfied Mind. w. D. Kelly Nell King CLASS OF '57 Raphel Manuel Michael Merriman Helen Mixon Tommy Rogers Cora Lynn Thomas N .M S' George Self Doyle Wells Minnie Pearl QPalma Collinsj tells Rod Brasfield QBobbie Bronsonj about the farm and her new boyfriend, X X Q NX Q I Q-fx The Fancy Eight, consisting of Mary Sue Bellah, Glenn Key, Tommy Rogers, Palma Collins, Lavonne Glenn, Raphel Manuel, Wanda Edsall, and Marley Cribbs, do a fancy step to Oh, johnny, Oh. junior class officers pictured in the library are Dayle CLASS OF '58 Hilley, Harrell Keeter, Marjory Rankin, and Bob Neely. Marjory Lynn Rankin Secretary-Treasurer Harold Keeter President Junior class sponsors pictured in the English room are Mr. Ed Mason and Mrs. IO.ne1 Condron. Dayle I-Iilley Reporter Bob Neely Vice-President james Baker Douglas Boland Sue Beach Freddie Bruton B ' i B c A f fl- - L ii Billy Bishop s my YJ 3 , Delinda Cogburn l ' L 1 . A kts ex Bob Neely, Doniece john- son, Linda McWhorter, Betty Davis, and Marjory Rankin bid their audience good-bye in the - junior class celebrity talent 1, show at the annual Halloween i Carnival. e ' Bob Neely and Dick Merrill do some of their clowning at a , junior assembly program. a 3 '1 Q Q 'F S 42, I ' ' 5 X2 Q CLASS OF ' 8 Kay, Dayle, Ray, and Harrell take time out to relax in the television room in the Teen Canteen. Claudia Cooke Betty Davis Paul Fowler jerry Grable Bruce Hanna june Herod he Charles I-Iibbitts Kaye Ingram Larry Hlbbitts Harold Hitch Raye Ingram Brenda Jennings fm ,Vx outs ws QB L Going back after a second, Brenda, or is it the first? Martha Hon CLASS OF Bob and Betsy clowning as usual at the junior class party. Doniece johnson Ben Kunkel D1ck1e Mernll Brenda Meadows Gweneth McGehee -fixff Llnda McWhorter 1' R, A. R11ey Jerry Rrley Rita Roberson junior girls surround their sponsor at the junior partyg Chig- ger tries to get attention from behind. Betsy Self Merina Self Frankie Whitfield Gary and Ronnie, typical Sophomore boys, let the girl officers, Ladelle and Sherron, do the work. Ronnie Osborn Vice - Pre sident Sherron Cribbs Secretary-Treasurer Ladelle Liles President Gary Keeter Reporter Mrs. Robinett and Mrs. Cypert are hard-working spon- sors for the Sophomore class. CLASS OF ' Betty Ash Wallace Cantrell Virginia Parrott, Betty Ash, and Brenda Roberts still believe in Santa Claus! Bert Davis Mollye Davis CLASS CF ' 9 Georgia London carries out her very important job as prompter on the Sophomore assembly program, Roddy Gordon Judy Gee Marilyn Harrington Buddy Howe Re uel Huston 'E 31 Barney jefferson Beth Key Jerry Don Manuel Fre dd1e K1mbre11 Ernest Mynck Georg1a London Reuel Huston and Sherron Cribbs are shown in a scene of the Sophomore class play, just What the Doctor Ordered. Buzzy MCMUIIIH CLASS OF ' Dad QGeorgej tells his daughter fLade1lej to be home early. jimmy MCC arson Gloria McWhorter Bobbie Oldham Wanda Pannell Virginia Parrott Ronald Kay Robinson J. ole Brenda Roberts Muriel Smith Kexth S.m1th Joyce Wells Ben Charles Smith George Wright Y0U'I'e laughing 210116, M0uYe- The Sophomore play cast pose for this picture. da Q5 qw, 1- 1 Officers of the Freshman class are Betty Glenn, reporterg Horace Whitfield, vice-presidents Tommy Hibbitts, secre- Tommy Hibbitts tary-treasmerg and Sue Merriman, president. Secretary-Treasurer Y X Sue Merriman President Betty Glenn Reporter Horace Whitfield Vice-President QQMQZQ 'fl ii ,Qi ff e ii 'i Mrs. Stilley and Mr. Owen are proud to be the Freshman sponsors. CLASS or feo if .- , ,, , k is 1: jerry Balthrop Barbara Barrington Beverly Barrington Billie Boland Kenneth Boland Wilton Cantrell Sue, Jeanette and John Ike display their new dresses during initiation day. These students just can't seem to study with this garb that the Seniors have made them wear. Mary Beth Collins Jimmie Easley CLASS OF '60 flll K . ' W LEZE H S Donn1e Harrmgton ,. :tt , L A 5 .. . Betty Haile Donald Hudson Louis F elz Roger Karl john Ike Martin Charles Morton Jeanette Merriman Linda Rankin Lonnie Rinehart Could it be that all of these Fish except Linda are ashamed of being seen like this. Patsy MCC arson fwms ,. - O N12 akin Hn. BDARD OF EDUCATIO Officers for 1956- 1957 john T. Davis, jr., President Floyd T. Beach, Vice-President Walter Merriman, Secretary Pictured below: BURNS LANE, Superintendent Above: Seated, left to right: Rex Allen, Walter Merriman, L. R. Sanders, I. M. Chandler, Floyd T. Beach. Standing: john T. Davis, Jr. Inset: Sam R, Davis. At right are two new members, Bernice Dunlap and james M. Meng, who took o ffi c e in April. ACULTY Upper right: Ed Mason,bio1ogy and girls' coach, George Kline, football coach, biology, civicsg Mrs. Jonel Condron, English and library, and Mrs. Edmee Rae jolmson,secreta.ry. Right: Joe N. Thorp,biology5 Hubert Carson,ba.nd and voice, W. B. Owen, agriculture, and Mrs. Walter Cypert, typing and bookkeeping. Enjoying refreshments after faculty meeting are: Mrs. Florence Robinett, mathe matics, Bill Atchley, boys' coach, American history, world history, Mrs. Sue Stilley, home making, and Delton Stilley, high school principal, general science, and physics. lima T lil I Q K wav' 'Q 'H-nv-1s..n9Q mxq, LW X f ,J X' V t' G Mrs. T. F. Falls, piano. 35 .. ...- w. ,--1 'I ,sf eff' 1 Q X f xx kk SX 1 E X ELEMENTARY SCHOOL F CULTY v- L, ,-xx 'l -W K .. Above: W. R. Cypert, principalg Mrs. Kay Par rott, eighth gradeg and Mrs, Maurine Keeter, clerk. Opposite page Top right: Mrs, Lorena Cochran, first gradeg Mrs, Wanda Coburn, second gradeg Mrs. Bertie Lane, second gradeg and Beulah Lou Grable, third grade, Center: Mr. .Toe N. Thorp, s eyenth gradeg Mrs. Dorothy Lilly, sixth g rad eg and Mrs. Emma Io Cogburn, seventh grade. Lower right: Mrs. Billye Condron, fifth gradeg Mrs. Glennie Nelson, fourth gradeg and Mrs. Lillian Lane, fourth grade. - ii?'f4l5':vi3Y5'lfAl ' -' ,. ' KS 5 i E .X S.. - 3 X 9 S f 1 K Y 4. N X , f 15' 3 5 C 4 Mrs, Loutie King Tax Assessor-Collector Lunchroom workers include: Langston Millican, manager, Frank Stroud, Mrs. Dona Taylor, and Mrs Frank Stroud. Pictured above are the bus drivers for 1956-57. They are, Back row: Woody Timms, Ray Barr, Carl Burkhalter, Frank Stroud. Front row: Bud Thompson, Murl Lawson, Sherman Lane. Congenial custodians are T. K, Ball , J. H. Huffman, and Charlie Kelly. 'ii Qi lb 'w V, X 'Q' X Xt iff 'P 4, M., S' l -W HHH 1 Q , Q 5 nip. :V ..: +3 5 . sa Ev kg ' -A SGML ' ,K gigs! 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Klein -wf2555fK - K ,V 15KK. i ' ' 5 - . . sl' i , , ..- ' R g 2523-gwiifiigfesl. . .- .- , nf, :Q 'A , 1 . 5 SEVE TH GRADE Robbie Anderson Don Balthrop Kenneth Barrington Caryn Clark Larry Cribbs Guy Easley Sarah Fowler Rob Gober Bobby Jones Mikey Karl Barney Latham Virginia Liles Freddie Martin Jack McWhorter Denise Mitchell Billy Nelson Dimple Nichols Everetta Stroud Toby Taylor Butch Williams The seventh grade s t u d e nt s admire their g lobe, the decorations in the library, and their knowledge in diagrarning sentences. J saisi!iE5P?E??ff'iiE'?fTinfix- 5 ' fi : i - fT'.: 'Q 'fi K 25161 i .. ,,-. -an ,. L ,-H. K NH? I SL ' A Ski' Mjjgi b ,K .' 'fill 4, T N I- ,N R, 5 N e 9 1 E it X S-wk K 1 Er X XWMX Q XR Q X5 in fl . ig i .r - . 4 K T! 221 r rais 1 Xei i r -- Q ' i T I gffag x .x A fi . QFSWW 5,5 lf' ' - . . 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S if 2 Mg as 2 1 Y X ,, V,A.V ,Q V,A. ,,., 3 gf X M Se kia X lax wel in X Q we 'Ei ' A QQ? f Y ii Q S' aim ff x Q 2 DPR we ,wxgsm 5, as N S8 N WE U, Danny Ash Melvin Brothers Linda Y. Boyd Max Chick M e - fi ff:li'?iisggz25 fi' if L 1 'Q e -1 11:5 1542 Q4 - vi 'ip-. . f FOURTH GRADE Kay Condron Addibeth Craft Matt Davis Dale Gilmore Jay Gober Julia Hardy Luana Harvey Map study proves to be fun Kay Condron illustrat ,figg nu mbe r s on the black board. Mrs. Nelson helps these students with their lessons while Luana e x p 1 a i n s the history to these two boys . . . Isn't it exciting to get your picture taken with G e o r g e W ashington? .. . Areyou boys very thirsty? Dianna Hitch Harold Jones Sharon Low Stanny Liles Larry Manuel Bob McWhorter Linda Parkey Bruce Richardson Billy Self 1 Danny Smith 2 Zelma Whitfield l , ,R v----Y I is it s..-V N . s p X 5 - limi A i kv PY -, - ,,-' f- 2. , I xx ,J ,3 W 3... 5 ' fi hx f ' N xsrwjf :ff N .., A : ig 2 Q. X X if if ,Z M it 'X N A .,-. .i i' 4 ,,.. X .X 5 2. 35, no ,X ' V TQ- 1-:ii S. : if is sf X -: 'ww ,, .2 9 win Q.: WEEE.. si. :jeg . : wi . , .f-Q z ..2f::.: a o L 2 , . rn.. , ' ' ' -me E I ,L., 55 I 'gi f ' 5 42 A WV, iikalix gms? , 2, Q fs my ixwmxam mga 3 fegwf X2 e me 95 RHKQQE '5 arwqiufsygg Y 3?'2'5:ie2QZS . Wx rg A592252 amamfqiasx fwwyrz , x WF? K S H 1 new Qty? ,J gh X, g W5 , an ,, 5. 7 ? W-e, XP 'kr'-+V' lil' Ye mi FOURTH GR DE MRS. LILLIAN LANE, TEACHER v, x 1 K y if A .ki it 4,5 7 E K . ., i- if Q - any ' -W1 f u.. -' grass PM if John Allen Mike Barr Jerry Barrington Gary Boland Linda Kay Cribbs Margaret Davis Marilyn Davis Darlene Harrington Vannie Cy Johnson Terry Jones Mrs. Lane and a few watch their gold the other child ren history and science. These students are very interested in the W o 1' ld as they study the globe and map. George London Ricky McCarson Judy Merriman Randy Millican fy' 'Q' Malnick Mitchell Karen Nichols Larry Roberts Diane Smith Sharon Thompson Don Watson Vernon Weese Billie Wheeler my .. xxx faq 5 2 - ri iz X 5: X A ,,, 1. N if X ul' X 4 S z f , K x 5 Hier. -, X X Q ,, S, e fs E 2 in N X ESQ we X b as rg X 5 XXX Q N, X NK C3 X M Q SSL w N A-X + 'is ikxf X 9 X rs X x l Nd N x x k 1 EX Ta .- mi X x N if x N X Q N as N X Q Q xxx X X SX N x ' X X xg Q J'oy Balthrop Buddy Blackburn Ralph Bird Pat Boyd Martha Brothers Cindy Curtis Willie Mae Estes Joy E stridge Melissa Fischer Terry Hibbitts Bessie Hitch Rex Huston Wayne Thompson Sally Kline 4 Lindsey The third grade students enjoy their many act1v1t1es The third g rade stu- dents become thirsty after playing with Buddy's car. 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Davis Eugenia Hitch Carla Hulcy Jerry Johnson Don Jones Donna Keeter Mrs. Lane instructs her students in spelling while others study the globe. Second gradepupils display the i r art work, as others spend their time at the drinking fountain, Chuck Kline Tommy Martin Keith McCarson Gene Oates Sue Robinson Eddie Self Jackie Self Brown Smith Ronnie Thompson Gloria Watson --1 - i a 3 K SX! s tu X 5 E f eww A 5 If S S 2-QV -. 'f . i . ,155 ' 2 1 N ' 'F' 1' 'Q 'N ' 5' sf. --Q 3 5, 3 'flff-I N Q iii Nm xx x X Xu it ish' ,gg X,J:e, 'f y1 S ' X Pfczff, 'figgi' N r Q is wg iigzanw, -it gwlkggzrkilw Q X fl,-if l.fs,M..sw N.. h Q Q.. Q5 FOR 'P fx -v s Y 4' S wk u ' 483 fi. M wi K +pa,,, ,fx - .4 ik Q N 1 91 R- .1 :iw M 4 2 'Wiki W 5 1 1- x miie J 1 5 K9 f V? '11, 3, Q f gn f w X 'K 2 S-gf if or N my S X 4,4 U ,, an X S 3 Q e . K ,ar X .. is N Q 1 95 if-fat F5 if 3 ijklfs 5 xg , K ,,Js1ag?s, H -, f 'Sn 1- fmwgf gg ff: .fi pg y i 5 t 2 Ti:i.if'fgf ,Q J 2 .56 , M. ,L . 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I. ,. . 5,5 firm .K VAA , at dnrdd daen A c . e 1 ddna x n rnnr r ddnae - f ' rtrnaa naer dd f Q g l A ':k- ,. di d an--,. .Z .,, qv 'fig k I ,,A., zvl. A ef- . 5 V' V gf' K . at mm - 1242, K me FIRST GR DE Jerry Allen J'ohnny Boland Darlene Boysten Nancy Brothers Joe Edd Chandler Iohnna Sue Davis Glen Daws Robert George Nancy Hibbitts Donna Hitch Robert Jackson Elizabeth Jones M r s. Cochran s stu dents work and play so hard they have to take tlrne out for a drink. These stud e nts find reading fun. . . others show their handiwork. The first grade class is learning the alphabet. . . They always keep their hands clean! R onnie Lawson Thomas London Michael Lukert sh- 33 -.Q-wav' A 'X F- f fl L Mona McNutt W i X L- . K-k- . C z S., is , X.: 'X A Carroll Mitchell - 1 3' c L it , we Q . it W ' Q f T .. Terrell Mitchell , e illlgjm iiii get ,b , W ' Y V -ff' .vfk -5 2 2- , x M , to Beth Morris L Nfjfu 'fix ,A hgh' V ,X 'ggwzag R fp .--it 'M wyg X ' Mgiiechs 1? K 5 -girl , , 5.57, M ,v: '5,w' ff Ima, 4 i I E 74' K M R-A x Ie Vx L,,. ,I 1 'N 'li V K 'ii' r ' ' S: 3' J .Ui ' 3 . -: Q -Y' us . Q Q- 1 - SfQ ? jxispa ,4 Elf! 4 Q2 Nw Q57 A 4 , K 'S f 51.553 - c. 1 Harry Pai-due Napa F-sqft f Deborah Peacock To gg e'f'-mrvi cnni 3' Sammy Wheeler V XQN , - F74 'V ,4- ' T yrt Gale Wright . ' ,.,,. ki ' s lr N bxi' 3 N 'X .. ,- .fi-an-' f ' 1.7 hlllztmx Q- , X 2 S + T . iasisiwi These boys with their coach represent the Throckmorton jtmior High Football team. They are, left to right: p First row: Teddy Sanders, Don Balth.rop,jackie Allen, Rhett Johnson, Rob Gober, Donald Mixon, Ed Mason, Coach. Second row: Leon Barrington, Kent Scrogum, Billy Nelson, Eddie McCluskey, Larry Rankin, Butch Williams, Manager. Third row: Barney Latham, Freddie Martin , Guy Easley, Mikey Karl, Barry Jennings. The school is very proud of these boys who show the true and unfailing school spirit through which triumph and sportsmanship derive. Coach Mason and Manager Butch Wil- liams brief the cap- tains, Rhett Johnson and Jack Allen on a big game. ii?- BOYS' BASKETBALL Pictured at left are Mikey Karl, mana- g er , Rhett johnson and jackie Allen, co-captains, and Ed Mason, coach. M., I 'T 'Q Q' , ...spin Members of the team are: Back row: Mikey Karl, Larry Cribbs, jerry Bell, Rhett johnson, jackie Allen, Don Balthrop, Teddy Sanders, and Ed Mason, coach. Center row: Donald Mixon, Billy Har- rington, Eddie McCluskey, Billy Nel- son, Larry Rankin , and Rob Gober. Front row: Butch Williams, Kenneth B arrin g ton, Kent Scrogum, Freddie Martin, Guy Easley, and Barney Latham. df. , lk ' iff Band officers are: Donnie Hib- bitts, lst lieutenantgjack Lynn McNutt, captain, Hubert Car- son, director, Kay Nelson, 2nd lieutenant. First row: Kay Nelson, Sandra Blackburn, Ricky johnson, Candy Cornelius, Becky Gentry, Ann Cooper. Second row: Zana Wright, Floy Beth Manuel, jimmy Rogers, Gerald Hilly, Roy Bails, Sammy Massey, Gary Condron, jimmy Meng, Gary Harvey, David Dunlap, jerry Ray Bur- gess, Mike Smith, Kenny Liles, Donnie I-Iibbitts, jack McNutt. Third row: Roger Merrill, Hubert Carson, director, Sherron London, Barbara Jennings. ASSEMBLY PROGR MS Plays . . . pageants . . . costumes . . . blended with hours of practice furnish programs which are filled with music and laughter and which are enjoyed by both students and parents. Each homeroom p re s e n t s one or two programs each year. ...Ns HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association, the Hal- lowe'en Carnival provides fun and frolic for ghosts and goblins. Pictured at left, students are enjoying the fourth grade duck pond. These girls are surprised at their gift from Pick A Pocket, Some costumes, such as these worn by Becky and Candy, are fancy. The first grade fishing pond is always popular. Another favorite of the younger set is the dart throwing booth -- popping balloons. T h i s fourth grade quartet furnish entertainment at the very popular Variety Show. Above, the judges have difficulty in selecting the best costume, since there are so many entries. Fifth grade boys, pictured at right, enjoy shooting out the candles at their booth. Bruce and Buddy enjoy c1own- Mickey and Minnie Mouse C h u ck Cypert seems startled ing at the carnivl. take home their puppy as first by his unknown masked friend. prize for cutest costume, ACTIVITIES Students in the primary grades line up at the candy counter during the noon hour. Versatile eighth grade girls Uan, Betty, Linda , Dimple, and Ioyj perform for the Mother-Daughter banquet. Coach Kay Parrott fcenterj poses with co-captains of the girls' basketball team, Claudette Thompson and jan Merriman. Pictured below are industrious fifth and sixth graders fLona Beth Hext, Janice Mc- Carty, Zana Wright, Ann Cooper, Kay Nel- son, and Barbara Jenningsj who served as waitresses for the Commercial Club ban- quet. Sponsored by the '39 Study Club, the Arts and Crafts Show drew many entries and many visitors. Pleased smiles on the faces of third and second graders, pic - tured with their pup- pets and Fort Apache, indicate that they are award winners. Above are ,,,, 1 lined up some of the well-behaved e 5 ' pets at the Sev- L X enth Grade Pet , , Show. ,,L, L At right, jenny Liles and Larry Cribbs lead the processional for the eighth grade graduation. Principal W. R. Cypert congratulates honor stu- dents, Pat Baker, v al e d i c t o ri an , and Claudette Thompson, salutatorian. These eighth graders are enjoying their end-of-school trip to Cisco. QC EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION EXERCISES Wednesday, May ZZ, 1957 8:00 P. M. Processional . . . .Mrs. T. F. Falls Awards ................. Walter Cypert Principal, Elementary School Invocation ................. Edgar Jones Pastor, First Baptist Church Recognition of Class ..... . . , Burns Lane Welcome ........... . . .Salutatorian Presentation of Certificates . . . J. M. Chandler Secretary, Board of Education You'1l Never Walk Alone ......... Rogers Jan Merriman, Joy Cornelius, Judy Edsall Farewell . . . . . .Valedictorian Linda Meadows, Nancy Davis, Sandra Barr Benediction .............. Douglas Rohre Introduction of Speaker ......... Burns Lane Minister, Church of Christ Superintendent of Schools Recessional . . . . Mrs. T. F, Falls Address.....,.,..,..,...C.R.Hankins Pastor, First Methodist Church Back row: Joy Cornelius, Donald Mixon, Betty Bird, Billy Harrington, Shirley Timmons, Jerry Bell, Emma Jean Cooke, Teddy Sanders, and Sue Mathews. Center row: 'Laverne Rinehart, Claudiette Thompson, Linda Meadows, Rita Roberts, Judy Edsall, Pat Baker, Jan Merriman, Martha Bibbs, and Sandra Barr. 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