Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1960 volume:

av A-1 x. o ZZ n teen S1Xty edltors e mccam harman Ogffalp CI' melvln hooten Z' Nc 0 ha, t school umXl table of contents campus 4 organizations 10 athletics 54 personalities 76 student life 94 faculty - classes 110 jr. high - elementary 148 advertisements 200 index 252 SOI' 2 X Traffic flows constantly through these build- ings as 2372 students attend classes over the campus. Campus-like atmosphere is achieved as students leave the main building, to go to the voca- tional buildings such as agriculture, home eco- nomics, and shop, home economics shop 4 f I J, agriculture . 'vi , ,VW Hr' ,. , , 4 K yd ,i M 4. W- L L V, ,W,,..,. 5 i W ' ,. ,A ,.- 1f W in L V .ff ' A p S g high school CHIHPUS . gymnasium C2lfCfC1'i21 Ill: agp. 'i tx. sg?-.. -si' I Iii: an mam,-M, 'SLG-.-if lumor hlgh Ccntr 11 w Ifd CZIIIIPUS Each day fxnds youngsters from these bulldmgsbreaklnglnto the sllence of school grounds as they progress ln knowledge sk111 and understandlng. 2 cast ward Plrcnt Tcachcr s ASSOCI mon el -1 Q lemlx C oo ICQILEIH IQ B XICL esldem Nl S Us Xxllsou mme Il6E1QLll6l 3llClNl Ma ne Blount D31ll3lllLllI'l1l3.ll not plcrmed Board of Educatlon 4 M,-no-' lS I HI nan, , , mv ll 1, , let! tax SSQCSSOI, Llovd Butlex woe Dl89lCl6llI Rox P Dexm p1eS1dLm,L I, Campbell, Seclelalx, E lx Sche1d,C, I Val Q, J lb, Sllalp or amzatlons Dt D 1 App b t f Wh h f t hed by th student council honor SOCICIICS sport organizations vocatlonal organlzatlons science organlzatlons service staffs language club beeey music organizations jean eeeves publications edieoee foreign exchange student The secret of succes ' tancy t p p --Benjamin Disraeli Success is composed of two elements: the com le ion of a pre- lanned venture, and the attainment of wea th, fame or position, ur ose must e determined to obtain this goal. One's ability to fulfill this ambition depends upon the amount of constant striving and concentrated effor that is put orth. en the end of this goal is reached, t e eeling of success comes--a feeling which can be ma c no o er means, D I O I O O O I o O 0 O .:Q,l,, ,L go LOVE X .C xA- banish 5 aw DE W S ge 910 R aovgxgfxs SE S5099 C K' Aw? L nL W5 L. me RE F KR is of Ml 'P Tins nr aiu as ova i fbevfw To promote school spirit, singing of the bues' Alma Mater is a feature of each assem- ly. Larry Douglas andJ une McCain make the preparations. bod models Members helped make the year a suc- cess by improving such regular projects as morning devotions, assembly programs, and the conducting of all-school activities. Highlights of the Student Council year were Twirp Week, Western Day, and the ' ' f 1. Sprmg orma Ballots, ballots, ballots! Junior, Annette Holly and freshmen ,T an Burrow and Craig Whitfill agree that counting them can be confusing. i-.al Christmas spirit invades T115 as Student Council mem- Conferences between the president and sponsor Mr, R W b9l'5 decorate the Wee- Davidson, iron out Student Council programs Calendars and hard work add up to well-planned assem- honor SOCICIY chooses top students inf' Service 13 demonstrated many ways Most often students serve the1r school 1n the hardest Jobs wlth the least thanks Judy Harman treasurer worked on the clean up commlttee for the FHA Sweetheart Banquet Nauonal Honor Soc1ety was chartered 1n May 1951 1n Tul1a H1gh School In the 59 60 school term the socelty was under the sponsorshlp ofM1ssM1ldred Hulsey R W Dav1dson and R. W Stewart To be el1g1ble for membersh1p students mustbe of Jun1or stanchng Wllh a scholasuc average of 90 or above and must possess the qualltxes of leadersh1p scholarshlp character and serv1ce Students are elect 'F v vi' ed by members and approved by the faculty The num ber of new members IS l1m1ted each year In the fall e1ght new members were 1n1t1ated and another e1ght were recelved ID the sprxng all ofwhlch were Jumors Two worthy senlors were awarded an honorary mem bersh1p at the end of the school term M1chael Shelton Tommy Copeland 'Vt' Mxss M1dred Hulsey Sponsor For the good student many hours must be spent 1n study Carolyn Hale secretary M- flnds she must rel1nqu1sh many hours of fun to keep up good grades W1lfred Hoelscher Judy Harman J an1ce Rector Carolyn Hale Marletta Jobe Marcelyn Green Bill Hulsey Annette Holly Leon Beasley Larry Douglas gl Qs. ing, Sue Campbell Vrckr Culwell Brlly Doan June McCa1n Marlene Dretrrch John Clayton Sydney Mrlls Larry Stewart Sharon Vrse Jerry Vandergrrff R. W Stewart Sponsor The two honorary members revealed at Class Nrght ceremo mes were Bobby Doan and John Henderson Marlene Dretrrch represents char acter by playrng the prano for chrldren rn her church work. James Rossr, Freva Byrd and James Hog gms were selected to enter lxatronal Honor Socrety rn the sprrng. Wrlfred Hoelscher rllustrates lead ershrp by pl'6SI.d1llg over Natlonal Honor Socrety X o . 4 . 7 .. . o 0 I ,. I 1 ,. Q Some must win and others lose as Melvin Beasley, Michael Shelton, Larry Douglas, and Bob Doan vie for roles in the play, thespians present Lights dim, curtains part, hush descends upon the audience, and the 1959 Thespian production of The Sword and the Scroll begins. In authentic dress and staging, fifteen Thespians re-enact the Christian's struggle against harsh Roman leaders. Reviewer Lewis Koerselman states: It's quite unusual for a group of high school students to do such a remarkable job of acting, especially since the play was so difficult to produce, Out of costume but not out of character, impetuous Ma1luchfTommy Childressj expresses his distrust for the Roman guards. 2 5 I Vital to the success of the play was prop construction and setting done by director Lonnie Jarrett and Thes- pians Sydney Mills, JoNell Cosby, and John Clayton, L2 I x 'wiv y X t x K be 5 A l . x After long rehearsals, Lonnie Jarrett was both encouraged and troubled by the work done and the accomplishments made, the sword and thc scroll Behind the scenes, students worked as make-up and stage crewmen, as house managers, and ushers, each feeling the influence of the magic of an opening night, Some of these actors are perhaps destined for stardomg others are satisfied with the excitement of becoming new per - sons under make-up and brilliant lights. All find their long and difficult rehearsals worthwhile as actors experience the thrill of becoming stars, House manager Billy Doan stops to solve a problem before escoring Mrs, Billy McHaney to her reserved seat, 1 f X. -:xr fr 'My friend, I can see you are in need of help'..Then, reaching out he took my afflicted arm, His lips moved but made no sound, And the transformation came! says Onesimus Uohn Claytonj to the astonished Marius qRalph Batesj and Deborra Uoy Hinkley, Dodinius . . Careb . . Marius Festus . Malluch . . Mercttrio, Onesimus . Theotlosta , . Debnrra , can Boy . . Pothttia , , Quintu s,,, Other Prisoners CAST . . . Wayne Jennings Skill and care must be used by Judy Harman and Linda Gould in the tedious job of making Melvin Hooten and Wayne Jennings into Roman soldiers. . Larry Douglas . Ralph Bates Melvin Hooten Tommy Childress . . Murry Vise . Ji-hn Clayton . Sydney Mills . . Joy Hinkle Terry Milligan Michael Shelton 1811165 Tucker Essential to the understandingoftheplayareprograms distributed by usherettes Betsy Koerselman and Janice Rector. . Illhu Lavender Jeanette Pogue Joyce Kurtz thespians have action-packed year Elevan fall initiates of the Thespian Troupe 770 were Pat George, James Tucker, Sue Campbell, Rosella Schulte, Floydelle Pannell, Judy Brooks, Dana Rogers, Norma Row- land, Judy Perrin and Dale Swinburn. You haven't told me how I can go on living if he doesn't come! Sydney Mills, as Katherine Sloper, tells her Aunt Periniman, Sharon Vise, her feeling for her lover, This scene was from the contest play, The Heiress, which won second in inter- scholastic league competition. Others in the cast were Wayne Jennings, Ralph Bates, Michael Shelton and Juliana Hansen. 16 Overtones, a one-act play giving the inward thoughts and outward motives of two society women was presented in assembly and at the Literary Arts Club. Sydney Mills and Floydelle Pannell portrayed one character while Rosella Schulte and Jonell Cosby portrayed the other. I pledge. . . was the occasion as Sydney Mills, scribe, Jonell Cosby president: Janice Rector, vice-presidentg and Larry Douglas sec retary-treasurer instituted a new Thespian troupe in Olton M Lonnie Jarrett, sponsor, led the pledge. -vga Spring initiates John Henderson, Murry Vise, Jr., Marcelyn Green, Marilyn Goodwine, Terry Milligan and Buzzy Pogge rushed to the refreshments after having given a socio-drama Those quallfylng from prev1ous years of DL1b11C3I1Of1S work are Melv1nHooten Ellen Burnett Larry Douglas Marllyn Goodw1ne Sydney M11ls Betty Bales Judy Harman ,T une McCain and Janlce Rector copy and layout CICW Qu1l1 and Scroll the lnternationalhonor society for lugh school Journahsts consists of Juniors and senlors who have done super1or work ln the publlcanons department and are ln the upper one third of the1r class scholasucally The local chapter requlres that Mrs Al Harder sponsor, conducted the 1ll1U.3I101'l ceremony 1n wh1ch members were presented pins Journahsts wrlte 150 lnches of copy and that annual staff members wrlte 25 1nches of copy plus selhng Sl2o of advertlsements and an th1s honorary socxety Qulll and Scroll off1cers are Sydney M1l1s secretary Jamce Rector v1ce pres1dent and Larry Douglas presldent Sprmg 1n1t1ates are Joy Hmkle Betsy Koerselman Judy Brasher Sharon V1se Harry Lew1s M1chael Shelton Marcelyn Green and Marlene Dletrxch 17 nuals to be eligible for - - . , ' - ' A H M-.jiivf Norman Burk Rrchard B Iles Terrell Rucker R31Dh Bates John Loftm Tlm Tueker Jack Mars Buzzy Poage J M Bra ey Tommv Chrldress Wrlfred Hoelscher do 0 teamwork produces 11 Max Swlmburn John Henderson B111 Henry Ralph Stewart Davey Thompson James Mason Russell Rucker J W Tuttle B111y Dlck Joe Dalluge Jerry Vandergrrff Larry Fowler Pat Butler Jerry Stout B111 Hulsey Clark jel-,mugs Gary Don Haughr Srdney Dav1s Leon Beasley Paul Caraway QQ9x 04 o ', ' ,fn 1 : Charlre Mltchell ing :'3 , 4,9 ,O afitg ,o'g1: to crop of sports J W ali! Pat George cf' ' w r Y 1- Aw' f .1-i . . T' e S . R X I 6.1 -. 7 e I n , , , I X f A ' t 'Gag' 0' 0. K' ' ' ,g5515v,4n,in ' Q2't' :,5 yo Y ?'3W2 ' - 4 o 1 V Q 4, 1. I 45:5 Why? . C e e r. P S S e C , .. N A 4' ff r. 1,4 i' e . a S Officers were Jean Taylor, secretaryg Mar- lene Dietrich, representativeg Melba Ewing, presidentg Linda Caraway, bouncerg Vicki Culwell, vice-presidentg and Lynn I-Iardee, treasurer, IS fa U9 ,Tq'1a 'xx X K l, -:. fs top girls receive One of the projects the Vespa Club undertook this year was cleaning the trophy case. Sharon Love, Jean Taylor, Linda Cara- way, letter jackets Melba Ewing, and Coach Leroy Roberts, sponsor, worked after school dust- ing and arranging the tro- phies . Sponsors, Joe Holmes and Weldon Mansfield ,V discuss with the president Johnny Ilooden pyle, the'59-'60 Agenda for Future Farmers, 3310 l FFA Officers are Lai ry Wakefield repoitci Pat Timmons sentinel Lar1yFowlei trcas uiei Roy Love secretary Johnny Hooden pyle president Pat George historian Jeiiy Stout vice president BACK ROW J Thornton M O Daniel K Rogers B Jones J Tuttle J Mars R Love C Cook T Rucker J Bradley J Stout J Iloodenpyle S Davis FOI RTH ROW I Kntz R Doan C Barnett J Vandeiqriff J Smith I Ixall B Poaoe J Ilouf ins P Carana C Hutto IJ Burel Poage S Sims IJ House R, Dawson J Wilkerson I3 Turner J Brasher S McCavock L Bosley I Butler M Swinbuin D Flint J Nolen I Timmons SECOND ROW J Cwiothers D Rucker B Ilardy L Casale C Rector D Burns R,Rinuo R Milton R Start K MCCI1111 hall I Mcllwney J Ferguson FIRST ROW I Lemmons IJ Mcfsrary R Herring D Byrd T Lee J rvwns, L Wakefield D Thompson K Miller C Miller B Tipps J Vansght F Tread way C harrison L Sturgess B Cox I . , . ' , . , . , . Y . f : -. 1 ' . . . 1. . . ' , . ' . .. ' . . 1 , . tg' , . Q ' 7. , . - Smith, P, George, R, Chenoweth, A, Irlbeck, IJ, Ilall, 'VIIIRU ROW: R, Aldrich, J, Burrow, N, .' . . , . , L , . ' ' , '. '. . . -. 3 , 3. , l. . . ' ' . . ' ' . . , D. ' ' . I : . 1 ' , a '7' -,qfff Improvxsed females dur1ng FFA fall 1l11t13f1Ol1 were ,Toe Lynn Carothers B111 Haldy Bobby Cox and JIIHTDY Ferguson In the stock show ROILD16 Melton s sheep took a fust place r1bbon ffg qulz team Wms 1n state compeutlon The Future Farmer program has come a long way s1nce 1923 24 the frrst year vocauonal agrlcultuxe courses were offered Llvestock Care and Plant 1a1S1l1g WSIS offered to the 14 boys enlrsted 1l'l the program Today woodwork and metal shops have been added to the O1'1Q1l13.1 FFA DI'Og13lTl Throughout the yea rs many awalds have been won by the FFA chapter It was honored to have one Amerrcan Farmer Jarus Flowers Teddy Cal ruth alsoa former member IS work mg toward h1s Amer1can Farmers Degree In the 1959 60 school year f1fteen Tuha boys wolked for the1r Lone Star Farmer Degree, ,1- Bu11d1ng farm eqmpmentxs part of the shop projects for Gary M111er and Joe Lynn Carothers. yd' Maklng feed troughs from old barrels was one of the weld mg proJects for J1m Smlth 23 u , ,Q T Q r , X ' . '31 4 ..,, f ,f 'A-,S g . 1 I iid . ' fu x ' X 1 W uf' A 'X , . Eglyyggkt-'irzfy J I I , A' 1 '5 fr' ,,f M-'. K '1.. . . ,., . 4.f, f!,, QW ,ll , , , Q , . W , I ' . ' 1 -. U . O . . ' I A I A I A o l . -. . A . 1 - QSM I A . 3 ag boys dlsplay projects 1n stock show Burrell Jones Pat George and Larry Stur gess won second place at the Poland ch1na sale and type conference in Lubbock Burrell was high polnt man Th e F F A Qu 1 z Team proudly dlsplayed the banner they won for receivmg first place rn state Members of the team were Gary Miller Dwlght McCrary and Robert Daw son Sponsor was Weldon Mansfleld rf-Q i One of the most 1mportant phases of ShOW1Hg ammals 15 preparmg the 3.l11lT131S before the show Gary Barnett and ,Timmy Inman took great DHIHS 111 tr1mm1ng Ih1S sheep for showmg, 24 At the stock show, Don Flynt, Parker Doan, and Paul Caraway showed SWIUC Before showmg, the sw1ne had to be carefully brushed 0 0 0 2 Vi V , . L 1' ' . . I 5 D . I - s t r - g V 'QF 'Q 'i h , 1' - 3' 'A 4 Wm' g HA Z l I , 4 . 1 2 ' V I shop class. - N x 'F' V -,. 4,,g -f' S .- 1 I r any - Q 'v .5 :J r Q I ,un Q 5 A .- . , 1 - ,. is l A tl 1 X .. j i I 3 ' . LEFT TO RIGHT: John Nolan, Ricky McAnelly, JerryMorris, Bob Turner, Terrell Rucker. J. M. Bradley, Jackie Russell, Jimmy Pond, Charles Lemons, hands perform miracles We know from science that time and dexterity can change a piece of drab coal into a precious stone called diamond, The diamond, in turn, is fashioned into various kinds of jewelry. A student in shop class also knows that time and dexterity can change a towering redwood tree into lumber and ultimately into a beautiful bedroom suite, desk, or dining table, The same two ingredients, time and dexterity, can change a lonely, vacant, weed-infested lot into a warm, friendly home. Ask a student in shop if it is not rewarding to see what he can accomplish with lumber, nails, the dexterity of his hands and time. You see, miracles take place each day, even in a T,H,S xl. Q Admiring a desk made by a VIC member is Judy Brasher, 1959-60 VIC Sweetheart, OFFICERS Terrell Rucker, president Orville Plunk sergeant at arms Leland House vice president Jimmy Pond reporter Jerald Gran tham treasurer Roy Roper secretary Mr Kenneth Patton sponsor ff-1' lI!fQW BACK ROW David Jones Harvey A' Bozeman Norman Hutson Gar av' ' NN , ,JW Q W., ,-....1'm!H.' .f-- ' ,.,, J Moore Lewis Bewely FIRST ROW I Steve McGavock Jerald Grantham Roy Roper Jerry Barnett Sidne M K Davis Leland!-louse JerryVickers , . -4' - 25 9-5- BACK ROW C Hale J Barbour L Gould D Anderson J Brasher N Carruth R Cleaver L Freeman J Nelson IN Moore N Pyeatt Nl Young B Dlck M Goodwxne SECOND ROW J B1ce V IIll1ff L Sharp P Todd J Dantel S Mo1r1s J Altman I Laurte J Harman C Dlckens M Schuli' F X1 ttts S Campbell MIDDLE ROW P Sxmon J Brown L Herndon P Sweatt S Welss A Beckman A R1chard son J HICRS C' Lofttn V Qulwell I Smlth lx Howland J l7Sl l'1ll K f'h1tty B Bales FRUINT ROM Q Roper C Jenktns K Carothels L Cullfer L Mason F Pannell K Smtth J love S Lole J Codwm F Ramos II SILIIQCSS SIN RTI D P Lew1s R Look I1 Burnett D SlTllIl'1 P Rhody K Sprawls JRector P Rogers L Haldee B Bartlett A Holly D Rucker calendar boasts September Freshmen lTl6ITlb6lS lll1I13ICCl November 'vlembers brought Chustmas cards whtch were sent to Mental Hosp1tals December L1ttle chapters have annualChr1stmas pa1t1es G1fts of food clothms, and toys were gtven to needy fannlles Janua1y Ixommattons were made for Plll up Boy and out standlng homemaker February Annual Sweetheart Banquet was held tn the school cafeterta Tommy Ch1ldress was presented as the WY Pm up Boy Calolyn Hale was presented as the out ,fe M15 Walter Edwards and Mrs J T Barnett sponsors and Sue Campbell prestdent ftnd that the long hours spent by the ofhcers planmng the yearbook was well spent tune Thls lS the f1rst yearbook FII has n td tn stxtml Lars OFFICI:RS J Burrow sergeant at arms K Carothels par hamentarlan C Culwell sergeant at arms C Hale treasur er J Rector ptamst P Sweatt secletary J Hatman v1ce pres1dent S M01 r1s song leader J B1-351191 rep 5 Camp bell presldent 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , V . , I . 4 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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' 1 ' . - - . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Y ' 1 1 1 - ' 5 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 1 ' , 1 February I3 was the mghtl The mght when Cup1d pa1d a VISII to Tuha of coulse In reallty II was the mght of the annual F H A banquet Judy Brooks and Rus sell Rucker wele only one of the many couples to attend the banquet IHHI1 ZICUVIUCS Llttle chapter pres ldents were D1ane standmg Il0ll16lT13k6l and Maltha Copeland as the Clowe1, ,Tan Bul row, Carolyn Hale Pat Todd Betty Bales Dale Ann Strlckland and Judy Brasher outstandmg F1 eshman homemaker March Off1CS1S fol the COllllllg yeal were elected Kay Calothers was elected as delegate to the state convenuon to be held lll Austln Aprll F H -X Week observed Plesented assembly Seven glrls recelved state degrees L Carolyn Hale out standlng homemaker for the 1959 GO school year models thedress she made Ill Home makmg III Ihr, seven members that 1ece1ved the1r state degrees 1nd I lleu I 3l1I'1C lllIlSI'lIId1lIg I reslnnan homemaktr Mfuthw pxesented the I II X assembly on the meamm., of the symbol colors Copeland marks the darts so she m.aIIbu,1I1 and flower C,OllSII'UC,I1Oll on hel dress 27 BACK ROW B Blackman A Thomas J I-lulsey L Elllff D Clower H Pannell C Culwell M Mote E Adams S Avent J Kurtz MIDDLE ROW S Inman M Copeland L May M Ward D Str1ck1and J lrlbeck M Lumpkms M Lankfold B Cralg S Bullock C D1etr1ch FRONT ROW C Matlock G But ler O Hood P Harman P Chandler B Vals J Burrow M Rocha J Bates G Sonnamaker L Alex ander SEATED F Rocha M Verver J Goodner M Preston P Wxmberly M H311'lS C Walker B L1les S M1tchel1 C Sh1D1Tl3.ll C Hasungs sew and sews Latest fashlons were worn when the freshmen g1rls were 1n1t1ated IDIOFHA Many pr1nc1p1es of cookxng are dxscussed and then car rled out 1n lab by Paula W1mberly and Judlth Irl beck lll homemaklng Carol D1etr1ch Carolyn Hastmgs and Marllyn Enghsh found the lll'11I0llS6W1l'lg helpful when they made then' home projects 5 Q 3 J Skit 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 Y 5 D I I I l 5 1 Q 1, f KK N A V 1 .W 'ff' . , 1 .0 Q . 11 . . . . .. . 1 'ff 1 9 E if 1 ,V 1 xx fr. ' 1,153.9 1N1.1' . . 'rf I-'gvt' , ' -Q1 1' -3151. N 1 . A , , ' f..5'it . . l v. - 1 science club was the sobriquet The science club, one of the new THS clubs, was organized to promote the interest in science in the school and community and' to help members understand the importance of science in their lives. SIGMA CHI was the name selected for the club For the SIGMA CHI assem bly Marcelyn Green en couraged THS students to apply for National Science Foundation summer pro grams after telling about her experiences in such a program BACK ROW M I-Iooten H Lewis B Doan J Foster ,T Berry B Dick C White W Hoelscher C Jennings FRONT ROW L Starnes L Douglas B Doan M Green C Hale R, Schultz ,T Clayton andM Beasley The officers for 59 60 were Larry Douglas pres1dent Marcelyn Green lst vice president treasurer Carolyn Hale secretary and Rosella Schulte representative The sponsol Mrs Blake Hefley and her husband Joined some of the club members to admire the winning olology project at the Amarillo Science Fair 29 : 0 I 0 I I I I O I I O l l 0 l I Q 1 o . e : n 1 s 1 Q 1 n y Q I I I I 0 0 ' I -I D Harry Lewis, 2nd vice-presidentg Melvin Hooten, ' S , I ' P 'B 1 1 W A. ' -,gnu g I O - . O K H s ' I , 33 Q , 'I A X if .I I D I ' 30 BACK ROW: P, George, H, Lewis, G, Donnell, G, Burk, P, Doan, D, Burelsmith, B, Doan, J, Clayton, B, Doan, J, Stockett, D, Ward, J, Evans. MIDDLE ROW: L, Wakefield, J, Stockett, L, Starnes, J, Smith, T, Milligan, G, Dickens, J, Reeves, A, Beckman, J, Perry, N, Pyeatt, J, Harman, J, Hinkle, J, Rector, F, Pannell, FRONT ROW: C, Walker, P, Lewis, S, Weiss, D, Weiss, D, Barbour, J, Brown, E, Sturgess P, Rhodyf J. McCain, K, Chitty, M, Goodwine, K, Sprawls, C, Herndon, P, Simon. SEATEDg B, Bales, J, Kurtz, R, Cook, M, Lumpkins, J, lrlbeck, M, Lankford, N, Rowland, J, Brasher, R, Ramos, S. Campbell, .T. Pogue, M, Harris, workers improve library Although Librarians have a common interest in books they def- initely aren't bookworms, They are an active group of students who have the desire to further interest in reading, They have at least four annual social events, Beginning with the initiation banquet in the fall and ending with the senior banquet in the spring honoring the senior members. Delegates are eligible to attend both the district and state conven- ventions, The Tulia Librarians Club was mentioned in the TALA activity book this year. , , if If - Q 5 WZ' I' lf , ,fzgg . ,OF J Judy Brasher, state historian is shown with Tulia's scrapbook which won first place at the district convention held last fall, The scrapbook was on display at the State Convention. Judy Harman, local president and district treas- urer, talks with Mrs. Scott, club sponsor, about the past year's activities, It was a cold, bleak morning when five delegates and their sponsor boarded a bus and began the much anticipated trip to Houston for the Librarians' state convention. Delegates were Pat George, Elaine Stur- gess, Judy Harman, Gary Burk, Jeanette Pogue, and Mrs. Scott, As a part of the Librarians assembly Betty Bales gave a chalk talk on a book in the traveling science library During the year different means for raising money are undertaken. This year the club sold school stationery, color ribbons, and pencils. With the aid of two sham book- worms, Judy Harman and June McCain, the Librarians gave an assembly Novem- ber 3. Consisting of fifty-one members the club meets twice a month, Games, plenty of food, and the Christ- mas spirit prevailed at the annual Christmas party, Toys were exchanged and then given to needy children. Officers for 1959-1960 were Larry Wakefield, treasurerg Judy Brasher, secretaryg Joyce Kurtz, parliamentariang Gary Burk, parliamentariang Judy Harman, president, June McCain, vice-presidentg Betty Bales, historian, and Jeanette Pogue, social chairman. John Henderson, Tulia's first ex- change student, presented a program based on school life in New Zealand, Two seniors, Floydelle Pannell and Janice Rector served Mrs Berme Clower at the annual Librarians coffee senior members honored at banquet Professor Worm alias Judy Harman IS laughing at Professol Book al1as June McCain as they share an account of their daily expenences with the student body Q 4 2 X Chosen on the basis of supertor service to the club Judy Brasher and Judy Har man were disclosed by Mrs Grace Scott at the annual senior banquet as Out standing Senior L1brarians 115 L .14 I Seated at the head table were Jean Pogue Mrs Grace Scott sponsor R1ta Cook emcee Judy Harman and Pat George A feature begmning each Llbrarlans program 1S organ music suppl1ed by two members Janice Rector and Sue Campbell I v V .4 V' gy Q. S 5 Y L. I . . C i ring V' K I I - l I . . t Mi YV, , . Q . 1' 4.4 0 1 -. , - . . , . . 93 ' ' f ' 5 K 1 Q ' .N . Q , , t - f I In Q , , f -.5 . A ' r 1 0 , I n 3 n . General flunkie is the word describing the I students aid in school functioning office staff librarians assistants Every day a group of reliable students take their place beside the faculty. This group makes up the office staff, switchboard operators, and librarian assistants. These pupils learn practical skills through experience. The telephone operators transmit calls from each building on the campus and the Tulia exchange, Each girl works one period during the school day, Margaret Schulz Mary Lumpkins Donna Smith Joy Hinkle Jeanette Pogue Connie Walker Jean Taylor Pat Simon Geraldine Weiss Karen Sprawls Phyllis Rhody Dana Rogers Loraine Wyrick Ellen Burnett Barbara Vest Freva Byrd. Melba Ewing office girls and includes being a receptionist for THS, answering telephone calls, typing records, collecting absentee slips and running errands. Librarian assistants add tothe smooth running of the library by helping students, shelving books, typing bookcards, and processing books. switchboard operators Carolyn Herndon Robbie Ga rdnei new subject brings new club into ths For the new Spanish Club there were many questions to be worked out and settled Presi dent James Rossi and sponsor Mrs Blake Hefley often confeiied on these matters The study of Spanish was new to Tl-ISin 1959-60 and there was a great amount of interest shown in the new subject. Since the interest was so high, a Spanish Club was begun for those studying Spanish, As is the rule for all new clubs, the Spanish Club could not have a regular meeting day in activity period. As a result, there were few meetings during the year. However, next year the tlub will becomea full- fledged member of THS's growing number of extracurri- cular activities and will have a regular meeting day. The study of Spanish is a step toward improving the relations of the United States with its nearest neighbor, Mexico, and is especially helpful in promoting peace and understanding between the two nations, In adding Spanish to the curriculum, THS is expanding the educational opportunities, thus giving the students a wider range of subjects and providing students with better qualifi- cations for college. BACK ROW D Johnson D Johnson D Wynn C Whitfill A lrlbeck R Bates J Clayton R, Douglas G MHIOIIS J Berry I Mason and W DeVoll SICUND ROW FRocha D Strickland M Ward I Harman D Rogers I Rossi M Lumpkins F Byrd L Mason L Bradshaw andL Mills FRUNT ROW M Rocha F Ramos S Vice M Copeland C Herndon E Burnett J Bozeman L Sonnamaker O Luera andJ Hinkle n . - 1 . I I 3. , . , . if. i a 1 - 1-1 1 1 , 7 . ' I , , . , . , . .t- . . , . 1 - 1 . l I 1 s 1 o tx: 70 V' ' ' ' :F 1 n 1- 1 Q an I 1' I I Y O I A gO1d11OCkS goes spamsh for assembl In preparauoh fOl the Spamsh Club assembly seve1a1 flags were made as a backdrop for the play Flags WSIS made by Carolyn Tanner Fellpa Rocha and Martha Cope land The assembly featured apahtom1me of Goldllocks lll Spamsh L. QQ ' 99 ' .O 'A -,.,,, W ,phd An 1mpress1ve event for all new members was the candle hght mg 1D1I12.I1011 servlce D1scuss1ng the play gtven Offlcers adm1re thelr yealbook wh1ch f01' aSS6mb1Y ADF11 11 are won f1rst 111 state competmon BACK M155 Mlldfed HLUSCY ROW John Clayton p1es1dent Rrchard ff' SPOHSOI' and .T0h1'1 Clayton secretary sECoND Row DanaRogerS the Hfmeymoon d1SCOur l'l1SIOI'131l Annette Holly l1b1ar1an Betty 39,95 high SC17001 1'D31'1'1-329 Bales VICE p1SS1dCl'lI FIRST ROW Sha ron V156 treasure1 Marcelyn Green h1SIO1'121l1 BACK ROW D Johnson G Burk J Snnth M Vlse B Doan L Douglas J Evans J Clayton J Stockett R, Bales, B. DO211, G. HLIIIO THIRD ROW J. Brooks, B, Andrus, S, Mllls, S VISC, L, Herndon, J, Hansen, J. Perrtn, J. Brasher, K, SDIHWIS, J, Rector, P, Rogers, M. Grew Sl f UND ROW J. 13166, I. P0lld, M Hooten, B. Durham, T M1ll1gan, L, P reen1an,D Rogers, L, Sharp, J, Love, N, Pyeatt, J, Hlcks, Cf, Rope1 SLATLD L. ROCT121. M. HHFIIS, A. Holly, I. Snnth, B, Bales, P. Sweatt, P, Lewls, S WCISS, J, CJodw1n, P. 36 Todd, S, Campbell J fl , it . . . A . QV, ' - , ' ' ' ' . JKVI, ' ' . Z 1 ' K I ' K k,,VL P 1 Bales, parliamentariang Sydney Mills, ll' D1'6Sid6Ht. Thep1ay Afrer ,f ' is u . - - - . ' . - . 1 4 ' ',,, QL ' - .' . ' ' ,,.,, pi ' ' U , , . J? gv, ,W fta takes top honors 1n state For the Mtldred Hulsey FTA club the 1959 60 school year was a memorable one S1x members Journeyed to Denton for the state conventxon At that time the Tul1a club had the thr1l1 of w1n mng f1rst place ID both the scrapbook and yearbook On November 3 several members attended the d1str1ct con vent1on on the West Texas campus Loca1h1stor1an Dana Rogers ran for distr1ct recordxng secretary and won the elect1on When Dana moved to Amar1llo later 1n the year her vacated d1str1ct offtce was f11led by Mtchael Shelton Tul1a added two new clubs to tts 11st of new clubs formed the Fulkerson Jr I-hgh Club 1l'l Tul1a and the Fr1ona Hxgh School Club Tul1a has now orgamzed seven new clubs over the area Because of the club s work they were asked to be 1n charge of a workshop on orgamzauon of new clubs at the state convenuon The club was honored to have as the1r guest the state presl dent Camxlle Webb November 12 At the d1str1ct con VSHIIOH Dana Rog ers and JIITI Slllllh represented Tul1a Ill the Mr and M1ss At the s1lver tea sponsored by the club Mrs L E Dudley as guest speaker re vlewed MIRACLE IN THE MOUNTAIN FTA contest M1chae1 Shelton ftndsthatthe Job of d1str1ct recordmg secretary requxres much mme and work Camllle Webb state presldent was a guest at one of the meetrngs a1ongw1thCynth1a Sm claxr State correspondmg secretary and state sponsor Mrs Byrant A Turkey delegauon also attended, 37 bk An integral part of the FTA is the student teaching program. Students teach one hour a day durrng therr study hall perlod Terry M11 hgan does student conductrng lll begrnners band Murry V156 teaches for Mrs Monroe McG1aun ln the second grade The organrzatxon of new Clubs was one of the FTA's Chlef HCIIVIIICS the w1nte1 the Fulkerson Jr I-hgh Club 111 Tu11a S Jr hlgh school was 1n1t1ated student teachers 1nd1spensab1e to a 9. At the FTA banquet these people were grven awards Murry V1se student teacher Betty Bales most outstandlng FTA Member Marte Harrls and Gay Roper student teachers Sharon V1se merrt po1nts Wlll!!El and Terry Mllhgan student teacher In center 1S Jlm Cltne Drstrrct FTA DlSSlClSllI who was guest speaker !!!! !!!!!! Delegates to the state L,OllVL,llIlOl'l displayed Tulra s xt 1nn1nu scrapbook and yealbook and thc troplnes won for each Delegates were Betty Bales John Clayton Sharon Vtse and Gay Roper - - - . .4 . ' . Y 4 . . . . , I 9 1 ff . . ' ' ' ' . ln ., . . . , . . . . , . . ,ss ! !! 0 0 f O O O t 5 a S , S I H! 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'I' '4- 4 40 The new cholr sutts were worn for the t1rst mme durxng the Chrlstmas season The students C3lO16d 1n the halls befole school was d1sm1ssed for the hol1days Last ITIIILUIS plepalatlons had to be choirs receive Although some may thlnk so eho1r work IS not all Play You don t just declde to glve a p1ogram and then QIVS lt A cholr spends many hours placnerng the mus1c to be used CIOIIIQ varlous warm ups deslgned to develop thelr bl621U.llg and enunclatlon and then they practlce some mole By now some have changed then mlnds and thtnk that cholr work IS all work and no play Bnt,th1s too lS wrong Whlle they do work very hard they do have fun plepaung sueh numbels s '16 Tons' and Sklp to My Lou The new cholr collars were donned for the flrst tlme at the annual Chr1stmas plogram Qui made befo1e l63.Vlllg for Canyon fox con t9SI YOU1 lobe needs Dl6SS1llg oz 'tour robe IS out ol plate are statements often llefilul by members aftel Annette Sehnlt.: has eheek -X palt of each days wirm ups are the deepbre ltlnn LXSILISLS f-C1 the 10565 IO Seb If WU' 319 wady for H deslgned to develop the dtapln am DIOQFHIU C1'1f1C1SfI1 111 C2111 OI1 L.. Chosen to represent Tuha ln the all regtonal cho1r were W Jennmgs ,T Tuttle P S1l'1'lOll ,T Ferguson C Tanner I Danlel E Adams, and S Morrls Th1s year the choxr IS d1v1ded 1HtO two secttons Although the cholrs work separately they perform to ether Shown tn the S1XIh perlod c ss are M Mllls O Hood I Ferguson G Sonnamaker E Adams J Tuttle I Goo er a W ennmqs Mrs e Sponholtz 1S the dlrector if The wtnd heels and levls we1e LOYIlb1l'l6d to show a mol e COH'1lLa1 slde ofcholr work A new addltton to the cholr room 1S the attracuve mus1c case made by shop elasses The offlcers wereC Tanner vrce pres1dent M Mltchell rep resentatlve S Morus Prestdent and P Slmon secretary gh RUW l,Lxlll3I1 1 tson t 1 M Mltthe M Per I Y G, buns, D, llousextrlnht, MIDDLL ROW IN. Moons, X. VUUC1- 1- HLVUGO11. .T DGIUS1 5 Mours, G DlLkL,llS l'l2OIxT ROW lx snuth, C, Clnttx, N, Pyeatt,J Reeves, F Ramos, and A, Sehultz 1 A9 'H '7 x Q rf K, X . .f N M9 R 9, .A -.. ' ' f- .2 . 'Q Tri :I ,V ' jx Ihr ,xgfl-'ing X gv Niqx, Wm ' 3' Q X ,q,'w.fl ng 5-K ' xx Kg., ,V7i4,g!'lkxii' N 2,4-G . .Q f ff XX' V lfxff 'S ' ' Kumi' K x Q, ' , , k W N 'P' 'M f C' in at U C uv! L if 4 , Q if 9 el I S ,N s ' Pg-wif 'f 'Z 75 , , fy . W. - I ,z, . '7 f Q,- I, W, . , qffw Mi 5,31f7 g I5,G ,jf G Y W '7 1'X1 , w ..5,,, Q ' V, J AM ,v la 9 'QQ-BX , if ZX levy fi . ' .W , -.an s X X3 I .. A I A, A ' ,' l X if I' 46 i 1 PERCUSSION- -Judy Brooks, Carolyn Shipman, Ralph Coker, David Wynne, Ouida Purser, and Gay Roper, i ai, my -A In anticipation of the Enid Trip, Larry Douglas, band president, surveys the agenda for the Tri-State Music Festival. if 5 if In preparation for their concert and 3 Q 5 , contest, the band had as their guest Mr. Dean Killion who conducted an a1l-morn- ing clinic. Vi clinics produce synthesis it' WOODWINDS--BACK ROW: Linda Sharp, Carol Diet- rich, Pat Sweatt, Mark Schied, Gary Burk, Marlene Dietrich, THIRD ROW: Diane Clower, Barbara Mit- chell, Jonell Cosby, Jeanette Pogue, Marilyn Good- wine, Sharon Vise. SECOND ROW: Dale Strickland, Diane Burton, Brenda Liles, Carolyn Hastings, Terry Milligan, Norma Rowland, Janice Rector, Sue Camp- bell, FIRST ROW: Karen Sprawls, Rosella Schulte, Patsy Harman, Paula Wimberly, Davy Thompson, Betty Bales, Dinah Thompson, Jacque Brown, Jimmie Barbour, and Juliana Hansen. All-Region Band members were Dale Stringer, cornetg Chenoweth, bassg Betty Bales, clarinetg Sue Campbell, Larry Douglas, tromboneg Pat Sweatt, tenor saxaphoneg clarinet, and Sharon Vise, saxaphone. 44 Jonell Cosby, alto clarinet, Terry Milligan, clarinet, Leo 1n sound 1959-60 band officers look over music in preparation for the clinic conducted by A, Clyde Roller, Amarillo Symphony Conductor. Pat Sweatt, Secretary- treasurer, Larry Douglas, president: Dwight McCrary, vice-president, and Jonell Cosby, drum major, BRASS--BACK ROW: Robert Herring, Gary Starnes, James Tucker, Gary Miller, Betsy Koerselman, THIRD ROW: Norman Poage, Murry Vise, Parker Doan, Margie Ward, Jimmy Hodges, Robert Dawson. SECOND ROW: Kay Dean, Walter Koerselman, Judy Perrin, James Stockett, Judy Coker, Sidney Mills. FIRST ROW:John Lavender, Dwight McCrary, Ronnie Douglas, Richard Bales, Don Flynt, Connie Walker. Sophomore hassoonist, Gary Burk sat solo chair in the region band and repre- sented the region at area band meet, where he tried-out for All-State. Student conductors, Richard Bales and Terry Milligan, played an active part in the band program, Jan1ce Rector Senior THS majorettes led the Hornet Band on to the field at the football games. Twirling routines were a part of each program, but lighted barons were featured during one of the band's half-time shows, ln the twirling contest, four girls won first divi- sions on their solos and the ensemble took a second. Kr 'EY A' , , el 9' .. ,Q .,-V ' f , , 'H f...', ' WPJI7 Q Gif' ? -'F' K , - gif, q vu f 7 - 'fT.:w ij.L?'Sv-JM A il?ff ' ,.wg,2.:.1f5',fmU4i Diane Clower Freshman Dinah Thompson junior t new M Q A , ,,,,-1-A S lk f1-3FT7f:7.LQ- a-sew ?'? ' W- S y n -'W 'tm Marilyn Goodwine ' 46 Senior 5 'f'l' 939 g1-.n- .,. -4 1 1, 41 .' Sydney Mills Senior time-tossers entertained half-time audiences V .v V ' 3, an ,tr t Taf.Q4v1 A 'mf V... A-l ,.. . lf ' A E -T av QJQ TOP ROW P Todd K Ch1tty R, Cook P S1mon J Nelson C Herndon E Adams S Avent D Rusker C Culwell B Andrus E Burnett M Enghsh J Kurtz J Martln B Bartlett FIFTH ROW J Bates S Bullock K Sm1th M Schulz M Preston J Brasher M Green Brown .T Goodner P Chandler .T Hulsey L Ell1ffF watts FOURTH Row R,McAnelly K, Whlte M Swlnburn O Hood K Carothers L Herndon K Butler E Laurle C Loftln Altman M Mote B Vars H Pannell THIRD ROW S Morrxs L May S Tole S Inman Copeland G Love G Morrls J Harman J Reeves J Danlel J Hlcks G Dlckens L Hardee Caraway G Hutto M ODan1el SECOND ROW J Stockett R,Bates H Lewls A Schultz Dtck M Harrls N Moore L Beasley D Ward D Burelsmrth C M1tchell J Sarchet P Butler, CHEERLEADERS J McCa1n F Pannell G Cummlngs V Elhff P Rogers J Burrow chanters dlrect students 1n sp1r1ted yells To IIICFCSSC school SDIFII SDIFII Chanters panned SDIFII slouans bm' H Chamu' Ulflwfb ale Ilovdelle PHM11 WL Judy Altman and Jean Reeves put up one of these snsns lll the gym rotary IICQSUICI June IV1LC,3lll DILSILICIII Rua Cook vtte presldent Mrs Doug Payne Sponsor 47 G1v1ng rnstructlons cr1t1c1sms and ,Tanlce Rector and sponsor Mrs A1Har er Judy Brasher and Rosella Schulte often came to the rescue to type last mtnute copy before xt could be sent to the 48 HERALD Offlce deadlines are ever Keepmg THS up to date w1th the latest facts and f1ct1on provrded the HORNET staff with many headaches thr111s chuckles and hours of hard work throughout the year The HORNET, off1c1a1 pubhcatron of Tull-21H1gh School was wr1tten and edrted by THS students and pubhshed weekly as a part of the local Tuha paper Under the leadershxp of Mrs Rosemary Harder sponsor and J an1ce Rector edltor rn ch1ef the staff began the year as 1nexper1enced reporters but as the year passed the students r-5, The Job of ,Tumor H1ghed1tor Joy!-hnkle was to gather amusmg and mterestrng news from Mrs A1Burks .WU r'- l' The Job of loadtng the camera requlres the extreme care ofludy Harman feature edrtor who often doubles as photographer I I Q . . . . y 1 gf , . K -9' . , I I.. I I I I V . , . -. - . Y I svn ' '51 - . I X n. Mk 3 . . . . ' .. . ' praise were the duties ofeditor-in-chief . . A A d . M' ' I . . . . , . , H. mi 'ox I 5 . eff!! 7lr. ' . 1. fn L . I I I I present for the hornet began to take on characteristics of full-fledged journalists, winning an excellent for the first semester publications. Members found their work very rewarding as they dis- covered the excitement of learning the tactics of writing in- teresting as well as factual articles. Because of their experi- ences as journalists, several students plan to pursue the field in later life The 1939 1960 I-IORIXET won a second place from the Xi est Texas High School Press Association Runga' Marlene Dietrich and Sharon Vise checked the HORINET for errors to help prevent future mistakes Students found their first copy editing test required much thought and concentration The strain must have been too much for Betsy Koer selmani ,Q fhff. . , H I A Q., by ., 250'-H lx, .Qs 1 v' - - 'f By getting statistics from Coach Rector sports editor Harry Lewis was able to capture the excitement of the games The jobs of each staffmember were many and varied and required hard worl' and creative ability. Furniture movei s photographers super visois anything that is needed is the Job of both editoi s and sponsor June McCain Judy Harmon and Mis All-Iardei aiecontinuously looking foi new ideas to make the 60 HORINET the best one ever published -,,v -QU'--as This picture Justdoesn t fit in the space' Somehow they nevei do as organization editors Jean Reeves and Betty Bales discovei Business manager La rrv Douglas loses his head over the vast number of problems in volved in his work 50 school year staff struggles SPRING l96O...In the rush of final deadlines the annual staff looks back a year ago when preparations began on the '60 HORNET, Themes were analyzed, pages were laid outonly to be discarded as new ideas seemt-d better. Added impetus came from the fall journalism meet at Tech when the 59 HORINET receiveda fit st but equally important were the ideas and criticisms -.....,,, sf Team woik is vital in producing a complete covtiage ofthe s y ' -, -- n 1 1 ' I n ' . . , . . ' - ' l A I - -I . ' . ' 9 v qv! , ,gl N 1 'V i vi as t . . , , . i Y i x x 7.1 L' y 9 ,, Y . f I, I Yfg , A M55 ' Y 4 ' r ' A . . . . i In y become real1t1es The staff came back Wlfh the dtterm1nat1on to sell a summer annual to the students 1llOldCl' to g1ve more complete coverage to all the yea1's act1v1t1es ThlS yea1book 1ep1esents the Ill3jOl elements Wh1Ch made 1950 a memorable year the students the act1x1t1es the Ol'g3ll1Z3Il0IlS the spot ts he adlTl1IllSIl'3IlOll We hope out goal IS accomphshed Layouts to make the class SECTIONS more x '...':. Xie. 'hh Penny Rogers, sports ed1tor attract1ve plus repeated checamg of names are the blg problems ofclass ed1tors, Mar11yn Goodwme and Sharon Tole 'TI d works toward a Vwld portrayal Counung 1S necesary even w1th fmgers as elenifznitary an t of an excnmg Sports year Jumor h1gh ed1tors Jarue Hulsey and Sue Campbe 1gure ou runn1ng heads for the1r SCCIIOU P1ctures plus art create double t1ouble for Marcelyn Green as she CBFFICS out the theme lll d1V1SlOl1 pages Num il .-f-5 bf ffl' Hundreds of DICIUISS a ye M1chael Shelton ass1stant photographer IS often load1ng and unloadmg f1lm Ladder E1CllOll camera three essenuals ll the world of the staff photographe Melun Hooten 51 PCD CIS editor athl tlcs He must gather h1S fa1th together and h1s strength make strongel Robert Br1dges A smoothly 1cLll'lCI1Ol'llllg tr1ang1e determmes the success or fallure of the school s athleuc program A capable coach1ng staff a well balanced team and a confldent followmg of 6l1IhL1S12lStlC students make up the sldes of I'h1S tr1ang1e ID wh1ch no slde lS more 1lTlDO1'IallI than the other Falth holds Ih1S trlangle together for W1Il'l0UI falth these three cannot becomea Slllglellllll Seasonal standlngs ploved thls falth and thus the trtangle cheerleaders football basketball go f tenms track athletic honors u ' ' ' .H , . . . . . . , I , - y ' I , . . . 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Q 1- ,,' M ' -Q , L 1 . gg 1 Q12 ,ac Q he .- if fi 255 Q s fi ff 33 . . . . 4 ' , ' M- 1 - new , 1. t 1 'mf' - If Q i- V, - ' Y-, Q- , ,J ,Q 02 fs 5. . iz., , I L I Q, -1 .W J-f ,Q A Q . . ,.,1,y. 553 vi -al ' 5 all isa U Hilti:-. '5g.1 4'v ,'l'fe.i!?vf iQff vi M t .V .- M- f , t -, F'?f,Q7'f1 ,- 'wad 54 Mass yells, lectures, and new yells, all add up to the week spent at the S, M, U, Cheerleading School. Cheerleaders chosen originally by the student body were: Vicky Elliff, Penny Rogers-Head Cheerleader, Jan Burrow, Barbara Vest, Vivien Hanna, Glenda Cummings, and ,Tune McCain. Floydelle Pannell replaced Vivien Hanna who moved. 'l V l The cry V-I, V-I, V-I-C-T, leads Hornets to victory! 4 ., 1r,:1,g ew., ' J, ,,,,,, lax .14 rg, wx- racket squad boosts spirit 1143 J, 5. Q ' hi 'bl N ,if :ff 341.55 43 4 Work balanced by play was the cheerleader's life from election through the '59-'60 school year. It was the cheer1eader's job to build and maintain school spirit, At times the spirit drooped a little but as a whole school spirit was higher than ever for both football, and basketball, Planning and having pep- rallies, painting signs, and writing good luck letters to the players were just a few of the duties of the cheerleaders. t nf if Toreador pants and blue jeans take the place of the usual white cheer leaCler's uniforms when the girls do a less glamorous part ofpro moting spirit, hornets emerge district co-champs By Ted Vernon Inspired by a new coaching staff, 1959 Hornet gridders copped a co-championship in District 1-AA, The conference record was a 3-1 and over-3116-4. Climax came in a thrilling 16-14 victory at Dimmitt November G5 anti-climax, a week later when Canyon defeated the Bobcats to put the Eagles in the playoffs instead of Tulia. Our season opened with an easy 36-8 win over Memphis here, followed by a slam-bang fray at Abernathy with Hornets emerging on top by 26-21. A tense defensive battle with Lockney at Younger Field resulted in a setback to the tune of 8-6. CONVERGENCE. . .and the ball carrier is on the way down. Buzzy Poage Sidney Davis Fllllba. ck Gua, rd coaches produce triumphant team The new coaching staff was faced with an endless job--planning, drilling, and scouting, The ten-weeks season of hard-fought but successful football ended: many months of anticipation lay ahead for the coming season. BILL HENRY, head mentor, came to the!-Iornets after winning district twice witha total of2O out of 33 games with 4 ties at Saur. FRANK KRHUT, assistant, attracted attention by be- coming head coach at Posthis second year in coaching. Coach Ki-hut served as line coach for the'60 Hornets, TRAVIS RECTOR, assistant, came from Olton as junior high coach where he coached boys who later were to become bi-district champions in high school. He served the Hornets as B string coach. John Henderson Tackle Foreign Exchange Jack Mars Student End .-'T , 'T if Xl Wilfred Hoelscher Tackle Norman Burk F ullback Y I 'fit FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Krhut, Bill Henry, Travis Rector Ralph Bates Russell Rucker Tackle Halfback lla-'if 5 Larry Stewart End Ga ry Don Haught Quarterback Paul Caraway Halfback Ronald Gruben Guard Charlie Mitchell Tommy Copeland James Rossi End Guard End horncts gain cnthusiam from defeat Oddly enough, the Hornet forces gained stature in losing 36-O to powerful A A A Phillips, Comments of Phillips coaches and players on the fighting qualities of our Maroons were encouraging and the next week Hale Center was mopped up in a rain storm there, 36-20. Then the favored Floydada Whirlwinds blew in with an unscored upon skein of five games to brag about. They left with another 33-G triumph but two quick passes by Jerry Vandergriff, one to Buzzy Poage and one to Billy Dick gave Tulia the well-publicized honor of being the first team to score on them. HORNETS make the grab! if M., . vi' 1 i' P5 C' . f5'iD-QQ-sf Leon Beasley Wayne Jennings James Hoggins J, W, Tuttle Guard Tackle End Center chiefs, wolves crushed A smashing comeback from a half time deficit of 28-8 netted a 34-28 tri- umph at Friona in the first conference clash. The Hornets registered four touchdowns in the second half with a devastating passing attack. Homecoming brought in Dalhart flushed with a victory over Canyon, This was a hard-fought struggle in which Tulia linemen got the glory, score 22-15 ,,,,,,,, Captain, Buzzy Poage Co-captains, ,Terry Vandergriff, Billy Wayne Dick, J oe Dalluge in Sf' X til LEAPING FEET as Billy goes for yardage The Wolves' brilliant back, ,Tack McClesky made 117 yards in 31 carries but could not make 3 in two attempts at the goal line just before the final gun. Canyon's invasion on October 30 marked the season's low point, There was no plausible explanation for the loss by a score of 22-O. , 39 f if g '31 Q fa, f, f '41 ,P-'Eu -3-+1-F-3, , aS,5317QgyQ1 i35, 1f +- A ?'LQ,.g M Q3j3B 435 w . X' x I '35i,f-301 ? i , ,K ' ' A . . 1 . ,X 4 'FA 4 1 ir. f , ,V , .,f f in 3:27 gi ,ui if T5 Ui Ixus I A ' 5 5 'E -1- L Yr 4 QU: SE J 3 -'S S x4,xz V fggg as' 2 2 Y M is lu W' ----Q. Luv 'KA Q:5 lilffb 5 ' Q 5 'ya new play is initiated for b girls BACK ROW Donna Rucker Ann Richardson Sharon Vise FRONT ROW Dorthy Lou Barber Dinah Thompson Bertha Bartlett Penny Rogers Geraldine We1ss and Coach Bud Roberts fish nab district title S k..,.- ' FIRST ROW Ann Thomas JanBurrow and CloyreneMatlock SECOIND ROW Marilyn English ,Tame Hulsey Lorene E111ff Beverly Vars and Marilyn Mote THIRD ROW Coach Bud Rob erts Patr1c1a Chandler Helen Pannell Suzanne Avent Eva Lou Adams Dianne Clower and Manager Lavon Brown 1 Captain John Loftin and co-captain Clark Jennings get briefing from coach Ralph Stewart before they finish dressing for the game, 31 in ,dl Billy Hulsey-Forward AV' fighting five Win 20 Tu1ia's Fighting Five of the Hornet Hive wrapped up the 1959-60 season with an overall record of 20 wins and 11 losses. The Tulia Invitational Tournament, December 17, 18, 19, saw the Hornets fall to the Hedley Owls in the championship game, 63-55, The boys went into District l-AA contention with a 13 won, eight lost, non-conference record. Tulia hosted the favored Dimmitt Bobcats in the district opener, and upset the Cats, 52-51 in overtime, Tulia had downed the Bobcats the previous week, 59-53, to capture the championship trophy at the Dimmitt Tournament. The Canyon Eagles were the next to fall. Tulia trounced the Eagles, 72-57 gaining the lead in District 1-AA standings. Dalhart was unable to make the trip for their scheduled game at Tulia and forfeited to the Hornets. Friona's ambitions con- cerned the championship disappeared Jan. 22, when they dropped a hard fought game to Tulia by the score of 57-49. Tulia was brought down in the second conference game with Dimmitt, 49-61, creating a tie for the district lead between Tulia and Dimmitt. Canyon 1ost their chance for revenge and a chance at the district crown via a 71-44 beating at the hands of the high flying Hornets. Dalhart was eliminated from the race by the Hornets in a 72-48 game at Dalhart. ,Terry Vandergriff Guard Teamwork for 2 points 441 3 f' ik 9 4 43551 X? 3' 55 Q1-fl L 1 4 LN '1 .1 X, Charlie Mitchell Forward Russell Rucker Guard R 1 Max Swinburn-Forward interest remains high in playoffs The final scheduled action saw the Friona Chiefs fighting to keep the Hornets out of the district co-championship. The effort was of no avail, and the Chiefs went home with a 51-26 loss. Officially, Tulia and Dimmitt wound up as District 1-AA Co-Champions. A best two-of-three game series was in order to determine which team would repre- sent the district in post-season championship games. Dim- mitt was the scene of the initial game of the playoff. The Bobcats proved too much for Tulia, winning to the tune of 63-54. Public interest was intense for the second game. Dimmitt became the District 1-AA representative by squeez- l -4 Pat Butler , Manager, works on books. I r ing past the Hornets, 55-54. Dimmitt advanced to the state finals, where they fell to Liberty-Eleau, 66-64. Free throws sometimes meant the difference between winning and losing the game. Coach Frank Krhut Jerry Sarchet Dean Tarpley Mack Mitchell Mark O'Daniel Bobby Cox Paul Caraway Richard Bales Gary Don Haught Timmy Tucker Gary Barnett bv Squad boasts all 50Ph0m0re5 freshmen hear criticism of victorious game Coach,Jacky Newon, FRONT ROW: Manager Larry Mills, JeffDa1luge, Troy Brasher, Happy Rogers, Eddie DeVoll, Dubby Hay. BACK ROW: Russell Lewellen, James Mason, Manager, James Riceg Joe Lynn Carorhers, David Cole, Ronnie La- them, Ivan Cosby, and Melvin Chi- sum, J. I ,, 'QA A 4 , , M Long-wlnded runners trot to mile finish We line. Pl uf' 'Je' ' leg 2,4 Q ww it PICTURED FRONT ROW: Gary Don Haught, Harry Lewis, Jerry Vandergriff, Russell Rucker, Bill Hardy, Ivan Cosby, Happy Rogers, Jeff Dalluge, Russell Lewellen, and Gary Starnes. SECOND ROW: Mark O'Daniel, Troy Brasher, Melvin Chisholm, Lynn Ellis, James Rice, Steve Sims, Wayne Jennings, Leon Beasley, Gary Moore, and Ralph Bates. THIRD ROW: Sidney Davis, Richard Bales, Buzzy Poage, Billy Hulsey, Joe Dalluge, ,Tack Mars, Paul Carraway, Pat Butler, and Billy Wayne Dick. winter conditioning molds squad Up and over to win! High jump action is faster than cameraman, Precision hand offs make smooth runrnng in mile relay spirit plus drive balance out to success The 1960 edition of the Hornet track squad finished their season with championship trophies from two meets and second place honors from another two. Between meets Tulia won practice races at Abernathy and Levelland. Boosted by first places ir1 both relays, the Hornet speedsters raced off with three trophies from the Whirlwind Relays at Floydada, The Floydada meet has been held two years, with Tulia winning both years. The tale was much the same at the Crosbyton Relays. The Hornets were named Champs of the Crosbyton meet for the second year, winning by a wide margin. The Hornets were favored to win the Amarillo Relays, but a well-balanced crew from Iowa Park upset Tulia to snatch the first place award. Tulia was close behind Iowa Park, while Dalhart took third. In spite of a determined effort on the part of Tulia to win the District l-AA meet, Dalhart gained an early lead and managed to hold on to it throughout the day. By mid-afternoon, Dalhart was in front by thirty points. The Hornets managed to gain first and second place in the finals of the mile run, lO0-yard dash, and the 220-yard dash, and won the mile relay. The Tulia steam-roller halted only four points short of victory. Nine boys qualified for the regional meet. Billy Dick made it in the 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, mile relay, and broad jump. Buzzy Poage qualified in the 100-yard dash, 440-yard dash, and mile relay. Joe Dalluge went in the 880-yard dash, and mile relay. Harry Lewis ran the 220-yard dash. Jack Mars entered the pole vault. Bill Hulsey high jumped, and Russell Rucker was on the mile relay. Sidney Davis last years' state winner ofthe mile, and Richard Bales both qualified for the mile. , FRONT ROW: Eddie Schoeffling John Henderson Gary Malone Pat George Mr, Ralph Coker Mr. Doug Payne, Instructor. y MAX' new sports showed their colors Although golf and tennis are relatively new in THS, both made a good showing this season. In the two years of golf the team has qualified each year for regional. The boys as a team took a second at the Amarillo Relays. Ralph Coker coppecl a fourth high individual rating. The golfers won the Ci'laIlC6 to go to regional when all the other teams forfeited. This was the first year for tennis and the team won matches from Lockney, Sudan, Canyon, Friona, Canadian and lost one to Memphis. At the district meet held in Canyon, ,Terry Vandergriff and Chick Childress won the right to represent District l-AA at regional in doubles. FRONT ROW: Marlene Dietrich Tommy Childress Dale Swinburn David Wynne Davy Thompson BACK ROW: Leo Chenowaeth Larry Fowler Craig Whitfield Larry Mills Mr. Jackie Newton, instructor. hard Work was repaid with honors FIRST ROW Billy Dick, 3rd regional broad jump, 100 yd, dash, and 220 yd. dash. Sid Davis, set a new record in the State Mile Run with a new time of 4:29. 4. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lyn Hardee, all-district basketball. Linda Caraway, all-regional volleyball. Sharon Love, all-regional and all-state volleyball. Vicki Culwell, all district basketball, all-regional volleyball, and Best All Around Girl Basketball Player. THIRD ROW Leon Beasley, all district football. Harry Lewis, district mile relay. Chick Childress, lst district doubles in tennis. Russell Rucker, district mile relay. Richard Bales, 3rd in regional mile. 'kv FOURTH ROW J ack Mars, all regional footballj' Most Conscientious Football Player , district in the pole vault. J oe Dalluge, Best All-A round Athlete , district mile relay. Clark Jennings, Best All-Around Boy's Basketball Player. John Loftln, all district basketball, Charlie Mitchell, all district basketball. NOT PICTURED Buzzy Poage, 4th in State 440 yd. dash, ,Terry Vandergriff, all regional football, lst in district doubles in tennis. personalities That is the best part, h h p' t nn t p F ancls Bacon A picture is o ly t mind one of the true beauty ofa person. Just from a photograph one c t t ly know the personality ofa person- -his beliefs, ideas, friendliness, d h cter. This is onlygained through contact and associ t' . mr. - miss ths who's who class favorites halloween king - queen miss flame miss yearbook sports royalty musical choices ffa - fha personalities 'mc finalists editor fl mr. ths billy dick arf' Q,- Ww 'W i ,va mmf A -I QV, li UQ,,g,. 5 miss ths Vicki Culwcll senior favorites Vicki Culwcll john hcndcrson junior favorites marilyn young john loftin 4 li, fi. fi i .14 fgxxilfiff L. if sophomore favorites rita cook gary barnett freshman favorites janie hulsey dale ann strickland lynn ellis ,ao 'fbnzk ,F I ,W A,,v Q 2'3- vs 'We V hi' -'1 4 xx tif: -nn Q f e I' bs,...L-L ,iw-mal' Qvfar' tffsf gwfvlt' rrfi E'!F'fT', 'vm!. X. N X pffii .Wg 80 tops 1n ths Who s Who represents lll the mlnds of the faculty who chose them the outstandmg tra1ts embodxed lll students of today Qualmes such as leadelshlp schola1sh1p character, SSYVICS and attltude are COllS1d6l ed Thls yeal stx sen1o1s and two jl.lll1Ol s wele chosen JERRY VANDERGRIFF Student Councll Presldent has been an actlve D31I1C1D3.1'lI lll all spoxts He was chosen fO1 the myth1calAll Reglonal team fOl hrs football ablhty He IS a member of NHS and 15 secretary treasurer of T Club Jerly was a nomtnee for Mr THS ,TANICE RECTOR, Student Councll Secretaly has been actxve lll band and FHA She has been a malorette each year 111 hlgh School She IS a member of NHS and 15 Thesplan v1ce presxdent Tlus yea1 Janice recewed the Betty C1OCkS1 Award and hel State FHA Degree Sewmg and cookmg occupy a speclal lnterest ln CAROLYN l XLE S act1v1t1es Carolyn lS tleasurel of FHA and the State FHA Degree and Out standlng Future Homemakel wele awarded to he1 She IS secretary of NHS Carolyn was chosen M1ss Yearbook and 1S a nomlnee for MISS THS Lauy J1 class plesldent helped Slflllg up stleamels of red clepe papel fol Ill6J'l,1l11Ol Senlor Banquet C' 7 ,f JSUICE found that her Job as ed1tor of the HORNET lequlred some deep thoughts for every Job from select mg headlmes to WFIIIDQ ed1tor1als GIVE me an Ol says ,Tune as she leads pep rally cheers. L -.t4 Y4.' Thls photography buslness takes Melv1n to many strange places. I g . . l 1 1 A I 1 , - I . . . A 0 . . . 1 1 .1 I . 1 . .X , . . V , na l.: A- A , 1 sw. Z' K! 5 t chosen for who's who Anytime you need a picture, call on MELVIN HOOTEN, photographer for THE HORNET. Melvin is also a two year member of Thespians--he partici- pated in the Thespian play and had a part in the Senior Play. He is treasurer of SIGMA CHI. Senior Class President, DALE SWINBURN also joins in Thespian activities playing one of the lead roles in the Senior Play He is a member of the tennis team Dale is also a nominee for Mr THS Cheerleaders JUNE MCCAIIN serves as this year s Spirit Chanters president and she is a delegate to the Student Council June is a member of NHS and vice president of Librarians THE HORNET is partially in hei hands she is co editor June was nominee for Miss THS LARRY STEWART Jr Class Presi dent is a Future Farmer During his high school career he has been on various teams and served as vice D1 esident of this organi zation Larry is a member of NHS MICHAEL SHELTON also a Junior belonging to NHS is an active Thespian She has portrayed parts in contest play Jr and Thespian plays Michael is District FTA Secretary and V106 president ofSpan1sh Club Kerosene lamps took on a new im portance fox Michael a member of The Heiress cast .l Meeting will come to order states Dale Senior Class PFSSI dent Je11y Hornet Co Captain aims to throw another long pass Carolyn devoted both thougit and time to the planning and creation ofhel ward robe - I I . 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I 2 4 ,. th, , 1 X01-It,'2 bsulw ans: mmm Army Zvvns ,iqgg ffwmguqwum '?'w4mnp 9'm:-Qlgarmx 'lffi7:'x,gv ,Q ,KV www' Stiff' .vgxi .www A Bw ,HQ 4? fm si w , A,.!,eg.- , ' few v u f its f 0 Sw N?F.f band sweetheart bctsy kocrsclman ffa sweetheart fha pm up boy judy brasher tommy chlldress miss yearbook Carolyn hale Basketballers choose their king and queen and these royalties are presented at one of the final games. Nominees were Charlie Mitchell, Judye Brooks, Carol Loftin, Max Swinburn, Cheryl Culwell and Jeff Dalluge. ro Miss and Mr. THS are nominated in an open assembly and are voted on by the entire student body. To be nominated, the person must have grade qualifications, be a member of the Senior Class and have faculty approval. This year seven girls and Hve boys were nominated, A selection was made twent -nine Band Sweetheart is chosen by the band and is crowned at a concert in May. Two are nominated from the Senior class, one from each ofthe other three. Nominees were Sue Campbell, Diane Clower, and Jonell Cosby. Nominees for Halloween Queen are chosen in class meetings. Each class then promotes money-making pro jects, The Queen is chosen by the penny -per -vote method, The Seniors crowned a candidate for the third time in their high school history. Nominees were Miss Flame reigns as Queen of the Bonfire. Each class presents a nominee and they are voted upon by the student body. After three hectic run-offs, a queen was chosen, Nominees were Vicki Elliff, Barbara Vest, and Beverly Va rs . 90 Judy Altman, I an Burrow, and Norma Row- land. Y- after three run-offs. Nominees were June McCain, Joe Da11uge,Jone11 Cosby, Jerry Vandergriff, Marcelyn Green, Judy Harman, Buzzy Poage, Judy Brasher, Dale Swlnburn, and Carolyn Hale. O reach f1 nals A new personality contest was introduced by the Hornet staff. Miss Yearbook was chosen according to the percentage of annual sales in each of the four classes. Nominees were Diane Clower, Phyllis Rhody and Sheran Morris. Songsters vote upon their royalty and crown a queen at a spring concert. This year the queen came from the Senior class. Nominees were J oNe11 Daniel, Jane Nelson, and Gloria Sonnamaker. S Football Queen is chosen by popular vote of the football squad. She ls crowned in a ceremony at the Homecoming football game. This year, for the first time in many, a Junior was chosen. Nominees were Sheran Morris, Judy Harman, and Cheryl Culwell. 91 marc editor tudent llf dby 1 k t f lf t lped Th h t E ym p th fth football season halloween contest band con test lunlor play basketball season IWIIP week senlor play ' lunlor senlor banquet western day interscolastic league graduation N pleasure endures u easone variety, --Publi ius Syrus The monotony of readin', ritin', and rithmetic is bro en by the variey o student i e activities. Variety seems to be the key word to the lives of so many THS students. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council and other organi- zations school-wide par icipation is deve o . e fields in whic a student maypar icipate are many. njo ent alone is not the urpose of these pleasures but e stimulation o oughts on future needs, O C I I O O I ' O ...J X R X g 1 XX X X XM XXX1 xxx XX X5 X xx 'N 'S R 1 x R ' XXX x XX N X, X. xxx N V w X FUR'I'HERMURli. . .this will be the best year yet, stated Jerry Vandergriff, Student Council President. fa THE SE NEW TEACHERS. . .were honored at a tea for the teachers given by the F,T,A, The teachers are Travis Rector, R, C. Bosley, Bruce Cook, Jackie Newton, Rogelio Perez, Mrs. Lynn Camp, and Mrs. Blake Hefley. f'Z -fb JOHN I'IIiNIJERSON...T.H,S, foreign exchange student from New Zealand chats with his new American parents William Kirk and Poppy Hulsey. 94 BETTER SCHOOL SPIRIT. ...friendlier students, and understanding teachers were some of the reasons these new students like T,H,S. student life j,wt9 , 'Ef- v-:gi Ha - ,5. K M .r,.: .knqg Af .M fy-f t V .f-182 T Q' . T -ss. 'ffww fe 1 W aware 4!i1iff,Ma2eivasifi2'f - :ss M:-.ss M 2 Wag- .in TENSE EXCITEMENT. . . pervaded as the Hornets fought for another victory. THE BELL. . . broke up this typical noon pep rally. THE EXCITEMENT. . . of the Dimmitt game caused the photographer to tilt his camera for this shot of the THS Band. SPIRITS SOARED. . . to a peak when the team won a close home- coming game after this invigorating pep rally. 96 .f ' 1 :L - FALL ACTIVITIES. . .are many and varied, Everything from football to banquets takes place. Some students even manage to sand- wich school work into this busy schedule. RUMMAGE FOR SALE, . . was one ofthe main projects for the senior class which won the Halloween Queen contest, tx -1 PILE IT ONL , ,the more wood we THE LINEUP. . .Of buses transported all TH S students downtown for the have the higher the bonfire will traditional homecoming, pep rally, blaze tonight. DO YOU REMEMBER7. . .is typical ofthe conversation at the Exes ban- -T quet, A 1 A-' ' if junior play . . dec. 7 brother goose NOW I DOES FAINTI brought on gales of laughter from the audrence when Sarah found the excrtement rn the Adam s household too much CASI e Ralph Bates J Carol Wes Hyacrnth Dana Rogers Pat George sue Campbell lvhehael Shelton Judye Brooks Peggy s trah Judy Perrrn Norma Rowland Mrs Trrmmer Sharon Vrse Lenore Truck Drrver Wayne Jenmngs D1rector Mr Lonn1e Jarrett Student Dlreotor Penny Rogers 98 TRUCK DRIVILR You know where those Wheat Puffres are now l Bobbrns., around rn my gas tank that s wherel MAKE UP AND DIRECTIING can make Ol b1eak a play M1 Lonnre Jarrett s advrce and d1rect1on helped make Brother Goose a tremendous success MOST PLAYS requue sets and sets requrre work Penny Rogers Robett Chenoweth Jeanette Pogue and Pat George put 1nthe1r share of t1me on thxs one ' ' '7. A 1 . ' 1 . I1 , . Li D! ,. - 9 - T . 1 , 4 Di I J ff ...... , r. Helen ..... Jeanette Pogue 2 7 ...ne I X x Ev A ........ L . QQ , ft ....... Z. . 1 r ' ' :.N f pQ,A x ... ., Q THE LAW OF INERTIA. . .causedamoving body, Davey Thompson, to continue moving until acted upon by an external force, Clark Jennings and Jerry Stout. This and many other scientific prin- ciples were demonstrated both verbally and graph- ically by Dr, Walter McGuire during his week visit at THS as a traveling science teacher, DALE SWINBURNS, , .Christmas devo- tional inspired many students and teach- ers who attended the first T115 morning watch service. BULLJS EYE. . .was frequent in the target practice that the year's first snow produced, THE AIR RANG. . .with carols at the annual Christmas carol singing on the court house square, 3 1 15 5-Ewa! Z as 35:0 WHY SO GLUM7. . .after all you've gotten your '59-'60 football jackets. Of course, you were detained from lunch to have your picture made. as long JUST ONCE A YEAR. . . is how often the tables are turned and the girls treat the boys, This once is Twirp Week, ONE MINUTE, TEN SECONDS. . .was all it took to clear the building in this fire drill, vivacious, participate in many activities and make good the qualificationslisted byMicha:1 Shelton in her nomination 3 livin senior play the night of januar 16th YOUR HONOR . . . l object! was an oft repeated phrase as the district attorney and the defense attorney vied for the right to prove a point. THIS JURY . . . on Tuesday night rendered a verdict of not guilty while Monday night's verdict was guilty, CAST Defense Attorney Stevens , l His Secretary ..,.. Prison Matron , , Baliff ,..,, Judge Heath ,.., District Attorney Flint, , His Secretary ,,,,, Clerk ofthe Court , , Karen Andre , l , Dr. Kirkland ,,,, Mrs. john Hutchins , , Honier Van Fleet , , Elmer Sweene y ,,,, Nancy Lee Faulkner , , Magda Svenson- - - John Graham Whitfield- - jane Chandler - - - Signrd Jnngguist- - Larry Regan - - Stenographer --- - Roberta Van Rensselaer- - - Dnettor Student Direttor .4-4 'p lb , Dale Swinburn , Karen Sprawls . . Judy Harman , Larry Wakefield , , Billy Doan , . Larry Douglas . June McCain , Roland Devoll . . Jonell Crosby , John Henderson , Marilyn Goodwine , ,James Tucker Tommy Childress Floydelle Pannell - - Betsy Koerselman - - - Bobby Doan - Marcelyn Green - - Melvin Hooten - - Buzzy Poage - -Janice Rector Rosella Schulte Lonnie Jarrett lox Hinkle THE CAST was wirned of the hard work ahead be tween this the first rehearsal and production date on March 7th and Sth by Mr. Lonnie Jarrett, director, ih bR A '1 THE FAST ind furious work of decorating produced an illusion of what was to come at the Jr Sr Banquet f T f 1 THE SOPHOMORE. . . servers entertained the honored guests and hosts at the Jr. - Sr. Banquet with an elegant oriental dance. ,gf .MM Qi Y WHILE THEY WAITED fo the bind to irrive these people posed for cture it the Spri Formal ' fxe, 'Lx-1 THE GUN!-'IGHT...was a common occurance at THS on Western Day, 103 GlRL'S AND BOY'S STATE--Delegates, Michael Shelton, Nancy Pyatt, Harry Lewis, and Larry Stewart, talk over their coming trip to Austin. A GABBY FRE SHMAN--Murry Vise, Jr., winner of the Junior Boy's Toast- master's Award, caused some disgusted expressions from Jim Smith, De Molay of the Yearg Pat Sweat, Junior Girl's Toastmaster's Award Winner, and Ralph Bates, Honor Thespian, STUDY, WORK Sc TALENT--were thechiefelements which made these people UIL district and regionalwinners. District winners were Murry Vise, Jr. in Junior Boys' Declamation, Sydney Mills in Senior Girl's Declamation, Carolyn Hale in typing, Janice Rector and Judy Harman in Spelling, and Robert Dawson in Number Sense. Judy also won first in regional Journalism. af' DRAMA NIGHT--made its debut at THS on May 10. Certifi- cates were awarded to Bobby Doan as Best Supporting Actor, Sydney Mills as Best Actress, J onell Cosby as Best Character Role, Sharon Vise as Best Supporting Actress, Larry Douglas as Best Actor, and Wayne Jennings as Best Character Role. EDITORS OF THE '61 HORNET--were named in the schoo1's first Awards Assembly. They were Michael Shelton, yearbook editorg Jean Reeves, assistant editorg Harry Lewis, paper editorg Sharon Vise, assistant editor. AQ AC GQ' CAROLYN HALE JOHN HENDERSON JONELL COSBY Sorosis Club Honorary Outstanding Citizenship National Honor Thespian Award Society Member BOBBY DOAN Honorary National Honor Society Member class night honored these PAT SIMON Anon Award SYDNEY MILLS Valedictorian English Award Honor Thespian Rotary Club Math Award Tulia Toastmaster's Club Award IANICE RECTOR ,asf LARRY DOUGLAS Arion Award Honor Thespian Salutatorian , Federation of Tulia High School Award Woman's Clubs A ' ' A d Tulia Hera1d Award meucamsm war IIMMY POND JUDITH HARMAN MARCELYN GREEN Woman's Study Kiwanis Soil Conserva- Club Soil Citizenship tion District Conservation Award Award Essay Award Rotary Club Science Award 1 I BETTY BALES Woman's Study Club Essay Award, Tulia Classroom Teacher's Loan BILL HULSEY A merica n Le gion Citizenship Award 105 commencement . . climaxcs ycar's activities GRADUATION EXERCISES Tuesday, May 24, 1960 8:00 P. M. TULIA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Processional , . . , , , . , . , , , , , , . Senior Class Mrs. Ted Sponholtz Invocation.................. LynnCemp A Still Small Voice , , , , , , , , , Weisman Now Is the Hour , , , , , , , , , , Kaihan, Scott, Stewart High School Choir Mrs. Ted Sponholtz, Director We1COme ................. Janice Rector Salutatorian Introduction of Speaker ,,,,,,,, . W. V. Swinburn Superintendent Address ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Dr. Cecil Cosper Wayland College, Plainview, Texas Commendatory ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R. W. Davidson Principal Presentation of Diplomas ,,,,,,,,,.,, Otis Harman President of Board of Education Farewell ................... Sydney Mills Valedictorian Benediction , ,,,,.,,, Rev, Lewis Koerselman Recessional, . ,,,,,,,,,,.... Senior Class Mrs, Ted Sponholtz 106 Top Honor Students fin order of rankj Sydney Mills Janice- Rector Marlene Dietrich Marcelyn Green v-+....,, Y i ls Graduation really here? was the last moments of preparation. my wffzw 5, L.,,g.l,zL ,,, i if Y ' ' A7 JS f ' M - 7 Q ,L ,,,f .. ffwiasa-A , .f,' AH.-HX. f , ,T2zf?wue2aawaswfn 't' 6 ' 4 K , ' ' ,A an Go ' 4, l u R., ' ,M ' , I . J I s .SSW bw we 'X W. l K . 3 -S facult classes Educatlon has for IIS object the formauon of character Herbert Spencer Character has for its make up disposition friendhness knowledge understand mg and behefs Teachers are among the many molders of character They use in the development of these attr1butes are parents minlsters and companions The result 18 today s youth -,ghd administration faculty seniors juniors f sophomores , freshmen sh 0 -- classroom activities editors I ,, . . . . ,, . - H . . , . . , ' - books, philosophy, knowledge, and God to frame the character. Also important X 'e , ' l an LX, MRS. AL HARDER M. Ed. WTSC English lll Journalism Publications Sponsor SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS . . . supervises all Tulia Public School functions and is the final authority with the school board on school policies. . . W.V. SWINBURN. RALPH STEWART lvl. A. WTSC Chemistry, P. E. Boys' Basketball Frcshnian Football Athletic Dircctor National Honor Society Junior Class Sponsor students, books, papers as 2 ,ia P., Qu' fn- T Mug 'ins ,ar ff X. -vo. 1 ' sg. r. .' ' ., . 1 sn. 'f ' N - , FRANK KRHUT MRS. WALTER EDWARDS R.C. BOSLEY B. S. Sul Ross B.S. WTSC B. S. ACC flmcrican History Home Economics ll, Ill .-Xlgcbra I Asst. Football Coach FHA Sponsor Frcshnian Class Sponsor Boys' Basketball Track no T Club Sponsor 783' -1i :3P'- T 3 I I BRUCE COOK B. M. E. WTSC Band Director 9 1 ,ark MRS. CLAUDE SHELTON BILL HENRY LONNIE JXRRETT 'VIRS DOUGL XS P XXNL B,S, WTSC M Ed TU B X W SC B X Panlalldlo M Xlgebra I, ll Bookkeeprng, Speoch I II Typing l II Plane Geometry Drrwers Ed Englrsh IH Shorthand Sglrd Gegmegry Head Football Coaoh Thespran Sponsor Pep Squad Sponsor Trigonometry 'frank make up faculty llfc ucanon for each student ROY E DEVVXI MRS. BLAKE HEFLEY B. .-X. Texas Tech GcneralSc1enrc Spanrsh Sr-rcnvu Club Sponsor Sflalllbll Club Sponsor HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. . .exercises the decisions made by the superintendent and the Board of Education and counsels the students. . .R. W, DAVIDSON x C TRAVIS RECTOR KENNETH PATTON B. S. WTSC B. S. WTSC Civics, Vocational Education World History in the Building Trades Assist. Football VlC Sponsor Coach Track T Club Sponsor faculty played at bask x 4? 0 356. -31 lx. it '15 43375 JACKY mswrox MRS. TED snomomz MRS. J. T. BARMZTT DOUGLAS PAYNE B, A, Hsu AB, Baylor B.S. NMAKLM B-5- Panhandle MLM English I Choir Director Home Economics I Biology Freshman Class Sponsor F.H.A. SDOHSOI' Golf Coach 112 Pep Squad Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor LEROY ROBERTS M. fl. WTSC World History Girls Basketbal Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor J? MRS. S. C. SCOTT M. A-X. WTSC Librarian Librarian Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor ball for scholarship fund! JA. WELDON M.-XNSFIELD B, S, Texas Tech ,-Xgrir'i1lturalll,lll FFA Sponsor JOE HOLMES B. S. Texas Tech Agricultural l, ll FFA Sponsor MRS. NELL WEDDING MISS MILDRED IIULSEY M. ,yu WTSC M. A. George Peabody English rr English IV Sophomore Class LBUH Sponsor FTA Sponsor National Honor Sooiery Sponsor Cake and coffee add to the Cin-isrmas fesrivnios of rho Im-rr i Important tasks performed by these staffs are often taken for granted but they asslst 1n the smooth ODSrat1on of the school system Although each staff has IIS ass1gned dutles one often fmds them helplng out a student or teacher 1n need Cafeter1a workers standmg left to r1ght are .4 Mesdames Ershall Dallas Elmer Woods Paul Webb J R Gunnels Hervert Ward B111 Rousseau Elv1nHutson Pau1Newbyand C11fIOl'l H S FIIDDO A H Schulte C W Rousseau SUDCFVISIHQ the dtets of the students 1l'1 Tul1aPub11c Schools IS Mrs Ross Crocker Sttffs lrc hmdy andys A Secretartal ass1stants to the superlntendent and pr1nc1pa1 are M1s Warren Lee Bell and Mrs Dewey Bryant gn-annular Whatevel the weather, the buses must lun Twelve routes totalllng 1,042 nnles a day are drlven by Johnny Hooden pyle, Lal ly Wakefleld, Melvm Hooten, I eland House, Btlly Doan, ,Term Lvans, Bobby Doan, Sldney Davls, Larry Starnes, and Stdney Hutson, Custodlans for the entlre school system are left to rxght Roy bales, II G, Cutlell, D, M, Tucker, U, G, Keeton, H4 Andrew Cerda, Jesse Herrera, Tony Herrera, and JSSSIC Delgado I n N ' . . 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Sitting are Mesdames E, W, K ' I a o I 1 n s v o 0 ' W1 . .fd A 1 ' I I I I I 4 c 4 H35 K nic ' , , Q l ,ki John l'l61lCl61SOIl 1l1e f11SI exchanve student of THX, Lame flOIll New Zealand F1o111 1111. 11101111111 no 31 1X ed ne was a Illeld o1all1 1. students On tho second dax 11 went out' lOl footbah 1ax1n1z, 111111 Www Q seen Elly game plaxcd be1o1e Ho 11a5 boon an 1115p11a11o11 to 1 L 5111den15 and 1oaohe15 and Ill1OLlgll 111111 we gallled an 1111dors1a11d111g of the motto of 1111 Amo111a 1 F1eld S11x11o Walk fOU,L,IllC1, 1alk IO5CIlt,l, all 1 peoplos of 1111 1,a1t11, 111e11, and onlx Illzll, shall xo have poaoe Q I Z' e W11l1am K1114 Hulseys took John 11110 the11 1101110 as ono of thc 1am1ly H1. found 111111 se Wltll 1h1oe new 1110111515 and ono 515191 M1 and M15 Hulsox played tho 1olo as 133161118 and adv1so1s P1CIU1SCl Sllllllfl, an M1 Hulsey, Jo11n,Ja1111 B111 and M15 Hulsey DaV1d and Chappx 1111 standln C Spa1kl1nQ, w11h 11 16llf.l 5 np John M1315 115 lllg 5 111111 111 111 l1OIllJOl11l MCC1 lsll 111 Collugo ths wllks md tllks wlth new zmlmdcr was lSqL111'6d Lauh lllgllt vsi,i1 'f '- 1 -.5 1 l1COll11IC11ll1L AIT1Cl1L3Il Golf, John ltlllllkl 11131 1111 11111 111111111111 LS d1f l 1119111 111 golf and 111 1111111 spo115 also St11dy1ng, was not a now phaso o1111uL:111O11 for IO111l3I 'INN fO1 at 1115 lDO2:l14.l1llg s1hool two a 1d onp half llOL11S o1 511111x111q . , A l X lf A1,5, 'iff ' , ' ' D 5 1 1 f' ' , - 1 ,. 15 V 21, 1 If 1 , 1 , 1 11 , - -1 1 1 .. 1 . 3 V Q H 1 ' . '1 4 1 11- I 1 , A vw - 5' 5 1 '1 '- ' h5 '- , F ' 1---1, 4- 1, - 1 1,- , 5 11 4. J 1 'n ' ' 1 V3 3 w 79 7 2 i ' 1 1 . 1 -. . 5 1 1 1 ... 1 Q l A 3 1 i , 1 1 ' 4 ' A -Q ff V - ,njgf i, W V1 - I ' x - ' -vw 0 I I N X bf 1 C 1 , 1 1 1' ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1' 1 14' 1 P f A I f A 1 m x , I ' ' 1 , 0 ,-' I I ' '40 lf ' -5 - 5- , ' - - - 1' 5 - 1 ' A ' ' I 5 'H ' 7 'M I . , . , , . . ,V 3 . XV . I I I j 7 Ll I ,L C L L 6 L A ' 3 v 3 1 - ' ' 1 - ' -Y' - - 5- - A 1' 1 A . I w 1 CLASS OF FICE RS President Dale Swinburn Vice-President Billy Doan Treasurer Billy Hulsey Secretary Judy Harman Historians Bobby Doan Jonell Cosby Parliamentarian Norman Burk Reporter Betsy Koerselman mctamorphosis occurs through the DONNA ANDERSON FHA 1,2,3g Switchboard 3,4, BARBARA ANDRUS FTA 3,43 Library Club lg Junior Degreeg Pep Squad 1,2,3,4g Ag, Sec, 4. BETTY BALES FTA 1,2,8,4, Officer 2,3,4g Library Club 3,-4, Officcr 45 Annual Staff 1,2,4g FHA 4g Band 1,2,3,4, All-RegionBand3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,J3,-lg Debate 1, District Winnerg One Act Play 1. JEAN BARBOUR Library Club 1,23 FHA 1,2,4, Officer 1,25 Band 1,2,3g Switchboard 43 Miss Flame 4g Class Officer 3. 116 'T fi XS-1' L ,TEANETTE BICE FTA 43 Library Club 23 FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 33 State Degree, JOYCE BOZEMAN FHA 13 Band l,2,33 Library Club 13 Spanish Club 4. J. M. BRADLEY VIC 43 FFA l,2,33 T Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3Q Basketball 13 Track 1,2. LOU BRADSHAW FHA 1,2,3: Pep Squad 2,33 Choir 1,23 Spanish Club 4. . ,.,' .Ji ,rf Q gf Ray? gf four years from junior high JUDY BRASHER FTA 43 Library Club l,2,,4, Officer 3,4, State Officer 4, Library Assistant 23 Hornet Staff 43 FFA Sweetheart 4, Nominated 3, District 43 VIC Sweetheart 4, District Alternate 43 FHA l,2,3,4, Officer 43 Pep Squad 2,3,43 Band 13 Nominated Miss THS 43 Junior Play. NORMAN BURK Football 3,43 T Club 43 Halloween King 43 Class Officer l,4. ELLEN BURNETT Office Staff 4 Quill 8L Scroll 4 Hornet staff 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 Officer 3 at 41' State Degree Pep Squad 34 Spanish Club 4 Off1cer4 Ag Sec 4 J l' LINDA CARAWAY , , D Officer 43 Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. 117 Hornet Staff 3- FHA l- Ves a Club 3,4, Officer 43 Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, TOMMY Cl-IILDE RE SS Thespians 3,45 FTA lg Band 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Tennis 45 Class Play 3,45 FHA Pin- Up Boy 4. GEORGE COOK FFA 1,2,35 Football 3. VICKI CULWELL was 3,45 FTA lg FHA lg Vespa 1,2,3,45Pep Squad 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 35 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Class Favorite 2,45 Miss THS 45 Nominated Halloween Queen lg Nominated Football Queen 2,35 Basketball Queen 4, Nominated 1,2,35 Who's Who 35 All-District Forward 3,4, ,TUE DALLUGE FFA l,2,35 T Club 3,4, Officer 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Nominated Mr. THS 45 Class Favorite 35 Nominated Halloween King 1. 1.. ' 13 xv? 51-ol 1 is into 21 world com licatcd b inter rctin P Y P g Mums were sold by the seniors for home- coming, The money made from them was used foi our Halloween Queen, Billy Doan and june McCain were the Co-Chairmen of the mum committee, ROLAND DE VOLL FFA 15 Senior Play 4. BOBBY DUAN Thespians 53,45 FTA 45 Library Club 3,45 Band 1,25 Science Club -L5 Electronics Club lg Class Play 15,45 Class Officer 45 Bus Driver. BILLY DICK Fl-I-X l, Send Juduiizd 'l'e:un5 'l' Club fl,-15 Science Club 45 All-S,W, Co.rl'crenct'5 Basketball lg Track l,2,f3,45 MV. 'HIS -1, IXllQLl5.X IQWING Ufficc Staff 45 Hornet Stafffig FHA, Chapter Dc- g1'CC: Vt-spd L,,1,LJI'fitgg1f15Pup Squad l,2,5i,-15 lids- ketball l,2,fi,-'lg Co-Captain -1, AllfllistrictGuard. -3 fu. JOKE LL COSBY Office Staff 2, Thespians 3,-l, Officer -1, 5 starsg FHA 1,23 Band 1,2,3,-l, Drum Major 2,3,4, All- Region Band 3,-1, All-State, Area, and Festival Bands 3, A rea Alternate -lg Science Club -1, Officer -lg Basketball lg Nominated Miss TNS 41 Nomin- ated Band sweetheart 2,-lg Class Playa,-1, Contest Play 535 One-Act Play -lg Class Officer 23, IXIARLE NE DIE TRICH NHS f3,4, Officer 4, Hornet Staff 'lg FHA lg Vespa Club 2,3,4, Officer 3,-lg Band l,2,C3,4, Swing Band 2,3, Festival Band 53, All-Region Band 2g Basket- ball l,2,3,-lg Tennis 3,-Lg Volleyball l,2,3,4g Class Officer 3, SIDNEY DAVIS FFA 1,2,3g T Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club4g Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4, All-State Winner 3, BILLY DOAN NHS 3,45 Thespians 3,-1, FTA 4, Library Club 3,45 Band 1,25 Science Club 4, Electronics Club lg Halloween King 2g Class Play3,4g Class Officer 4, Ixlarcelyn Green's study of college catalogs is typical of many THS seniors. algebra and girls, wc rcccivcd our - -Q if 1:2211 4460? i 'l1 'r LARRY DOUGLAS Student Council -lg RHS 3,-lg Thespians 3,-1, Officer 4, 4 starsg FTA 4, Quill St Scroll2,3,4, Officer 45 Annual staff 1,2,3,4, Business Manager 3,-lg Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band 1, All-State Alternate -1, All- Region Band 3,-lg Class Play 3,4g Thespian Play 45 Boys State 3, Declamation 1, ,TERRY EVANS FTA -lg Library Club fl,-ig FFA l,2,f3,-lg Band l,2. LARRY FUWLER FTA lg FFA l,2,I3,4, Officer 4g Football l,2,f3g Basketball 1,2,!3,-lg Class Officer 3. RUISIBIE GARDNER Office staff 43 Library Club 3g FllA 1,2g Pep Squad 2. 119 The posters for the Senior play, NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th, took many hard working hours for Jean Barbour and Karen Sprawls. MA RILYN GOODWINE Library Club l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Annual Staff 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Chapter Deg,ree5 Band 1, 2,3,4, Majorette 3,4, lst DivisionAll-Reg. Twirl- im! 3.4. 5Wi11S Band l,2, officer 25 Class Play 4- Thespians 45 Library Assistant 4, CA ROLYN HE RNDON Officer Staff 3,45 Library Club l,2,45 FHA 1,2,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Science Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Band l,2, All-Reg. 2, LINDA GOULD Office Staff 25 Thespians 3,45 Library Club 2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 35 Band l,2,3,4, Maj, 2,3,45 1st Division All-Reg Twirling, 3,45 Basket- ball l,25 Class Favorite l, WILFRE D HOELSCHE R NHS 3,45 officer 45 T Club 45 Choir 1,25 Science Club 45 Football 2,3,45 World History Contest, 2nd place 2. 3-f senior rings, rejoiced over the play, were honored ,TERALD GRANTHAM VIC 354, Officer 3,45 FFA 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 1,2. MARCIILYN GREEN NHS 3,45 FTA 3i,4, Officer 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Squad 45 Science Club 2,4, Officer 45 Nominated Miss THS 45 Senior Play5 Rebelaife 15 Junior Classical League 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Science Fair Winner 25 NSF Pro- gram C35 Thespians 45 Contest Play 45 Quill 8 Scroll 4. CAROLYN HALE NHS fl,4, Officer 45 Class Officer 1,25 Library Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,?3,4, Officer 4, State Degree5 Band 1,2,!l, Majorette 2,535 Science Club 4, Officer 45 Nominated Miss TIIS 45 IIalloweenOueen35 Miss Yearbook 45 Who's who 4, 120 -3 yfrvgg . 'Wir-.. 1' .60 'Q' uno' f ew if '21 JOHN HE NDE RSON School Prefect 4, Head Prefect 5g Choir 1,2,3,4g Cadet System, Co. Sergeant Major 5g Young Farmers Club 1,3g T Club 4g Rugby Letter 4,5g Pipe Band 2,3,4,5, Pipe Major 3,4,5g Football l,2,3,4,5g Golf 1,2,3,4,5g Cricket 1,2,3,4,5g Track 3,5g Senior Play 5g Class Favorite 5g Exchange Student from New Zealand. JOY HINKLE Thespians 3,4, 3 starsg FTA 1g Library Club 4g Hornet Staff 4g Band 1,2g Spanish Club4g Thespian Play 4g One Act Play lg Contest Play 3, District Best Actressg Student Teaching 1gLib1'aryAssist- ant 3,4g Debate lg Student Director Senior Play. JOHNNY HOODE NPYLE FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4g Quiz, Dairy Cattle Judg- ing, Livestock Judging Teamsg Science Club 4. MELVIN HOOTEN Thespians 3,4, 1 star, Thespians Play 4g FTA 4g Quill 81 Scroll 4g Annual Staff3,4g FFA 1, Chapter Conducting Team lg Band 1,2g Science Club 4, Officer 4g Class Play 3,4g Bus Driverg Who's Who 4, at many banquets, struggled through exams, planned LE LA ND HOUSE VIC 4g FFA l,2, Junior Chapter Conducting lg Band 1,3, JUDY HARMAN NHS 3,4, Officer 4g Thespians 3,4g Library Club l,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, District Officer 4, Assistant 2g Quill 81 Scroll 3,4g Annual Staff 2,3,4, Co-ed 4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Junior Degreeg Pep Squad 2,3,4g Band lg Nominated Miss THS 4g Nominated Miss Flame 3g Nominated FootballQueen4g Class Officer 2,4g Class Play 3,4g UIL Spelling 3,4, District 3g Contest Play 4, BILL IIULSIIY N IS I3,4g T Club l,2,Ii,4g Football1,2,3,4gBasket- ball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,I5,4, Graduation became a reality with the ordering of our invitations. CLARK JENNINGS T Club l,2,3,45 Band lg Science Club 45 Football Manager lg Basketball 2,3,4, Manager lg Track l,2, Manager 1. MARIETTA .TUBE NHS 45 Library Club l,2,35 Fl-lA l,2,3, Officer 2, Pep Squad l,2,3, Officer l,2,35 Choir 15 Class Favorite 35 Miss Flame nominee 2. SHARON LOVE FHA l, Chapter Degree5 Hornet Staff 35 Vespa Club 3,45 Pep Squad l,2,3,45 Switchboard 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. OPHELIA LUERA FHA 35 Spanish Club 4, ri X 34 my and worked together, were givffil Buzzy Poage and Sydney Mills were chosen by the class for the person- ality king and queen contest at West Texas College. i ' fx .TACK MARS FFA 1,2,35 T Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 3,4. ORVILLE PLUNK T Club 25 VIC 4, Officer 4, SYDNEY MILLS NHS 3,45 Thespians 3,4, Officer 4, 5 stars5 FTA 3,4, Officer 45 Library Club 15 Quill 84 Scroll 4, Officer 45 Hornet staff 35 FHA l,2, Officer 25 Band l,2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,4, All-Regional First Dvision 2,3,45 UIL Declamation 1,2,3, District 35 Girls' State 35 Class Play 3,45 Thespian Play 4, Contest Play 3,45 One-Act Play 45 Toastmaster's Speaking Award 3,4, MODENE PURCELL FHA 1,2,3, Officer 1,2,3, Junior Degreeg Pep Squad 1,2,3, Cheerleader lg Choir l,25Basketball 1,25 Class Favorite 25 Class Play 1. xv! Q, V, HCW c. , I i Q -.Q :- i'? I' lk 40' -0 61 BETSY KOERSELMAN Thespians 3,45 Hornet Staff-45 Choir l5 Band l,2,3,4 Class Play 3,45 Class officer 4, GARY MOORE VIC 3,45 Football l,2,3. ,TUNE MC CAIN Student Council 45 NHS 3,45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Co-ed, 45 FHA l, 25 Pep Squad l,2,3,4, Officer 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Band 25 Miss THS nominee 45 Halloween Queen 25 Who's Who 45 Class Play 3,45 Library Assistant l,2, FLOYDELLE PA NNE LL Library Club l,2,45 Thespians 45 FHA l,2,4, Officer lg Pep Squad 3,4, Officer 45 Cheerleader 45 Band 1,25 Halloween Queen 45 Miss Flame nominee 15 Senior Play 45 One-act play 45 Class officer 2, Festival Band 35 Band Sweetheart 45 Nominee lg Seniors volunteered to help the community in the Red Cross Drive Larry Douglas and Marilyn Good wine were among, those participa ting. privileges, and looked to the future BUZZY POA GE FFA l,2,45 T Club 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Mr. THS nominee 45 JIMMY POND Class Favorite 25 Senior Play 4, 7' v- ' Student Council 1,25 VIC 45 FTA 45 FFA l,25 Quiz andJudging Team5 Track 1,35 Class Favorite lg Junior Play 3. ,TANICE RECTOR Student Council l,2,3,45 Officer 45 NHS 3,45 Thespians 3, 45 Officer 4, 2 starsg FTA 45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Quill 85 Scroll 4, Officer 45 Hornet Staff Ti,4, Iiditor 45 Journalism Award 35 FHA l, Sl, 3-3, 4, Chapter Degree, Officer 2,Ji,45 Outstanding, FR, llornelnaker lg llOlIlClllZlfit3l' of Tomorrow 45 Baud l,2,'4,4, Maj, l,2,Ii,4, Swing Band l, All-regional 2,3515 lfe:-gI1vall5audf45 Ijn- SL'IllfDlC 2,Ii,4, I'wirl1uu,1l,'i,45 Xx'I1o'sXx'I1ofi,45 4:11153 Ilay 3,15 Loutt-st Play 425 l'Il, Number SCIIHL' l, 2, Rctl1oual25 Ull. Typing fi. Ll ll,-X Hi 'CI I.X ROY ROPER VIC 45 FFA l,2,3g Football 1. TERRELL RUCKER VIC 4, Officer 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, Livestock Judging and Chapter Conducting Teams 3,45 Dairyjudging lg Rodeo Team 35 T Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball lg Rodeo Club 3. PAT SIMON Library Club 2, 45 FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Area Choir, Junior Degreeg Pep Squad 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 All-Reg, 3,45 Switchboard 2,3,45 Choir Sweetheart 45 Nominee 2,3. DONNA SIVHTI-1 FHA 1,25 Choir l. '6- 4'.TI21r- 4 Q'XD- lb.. wx, from this day, may 24, forward 111 Carolyn Herndon and Clark ,T ennings are just two of the seniors to be measured for their caps and gowns, LINDA SONNAMA KE R FHA 1,25 Pep Squad 25 Choir l,2,35 Spanish Club 4. DALE SWINBURN 2, Chapter Conducting FFA Member 15 Grass Team, Beef Award 25 Thespians 45 FFA l, Team, Outstanding Fr. Judging Team, Rodeo Band 1,25 Basketball 35 Tennis 45 Class Favorite 35 Class Play 3,45 Who's Who 4g Nominated Mr. THS 4. KAREN SPRAWLS FTA 4g Library Club 1, 2, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l,2,3,45 Switch Board2,3,4g Class Officer lg Senior Play, ,TE RRY VA NDE RGRIFF Student Council 1,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 NHS 3,45 FFA 1, 25 Chapter Conducting 1,25 Crop Team lg T. Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Nominated Mr. THS: Class Officer fho s Who 3 4 ,r VO-' , ROSE LLA SCH ULTE Thespians 4, 2 stars, Library Club l,2, Hornet Staff' 4, FHA 1, 2, Band l,2,3,4, Officer 2, En- semble l,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Officer 4, one- Act Play 4, Class Play 3,4, LA RRY STA RNE S Office staff 3, Library Club 4, Choir l, Band l,2, Swing Band l,2, Science Club 4, IWA NA SMITH FTA l,2,3,4, Officer 4, FHA 4, Basketball l,2,3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Honor Guard 3, 4, GRA 3, 4, Posture Contest 2,3, A Badminton manager 3, I E RRY STOUT FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Conducting Junior and Senior, T Club 3,4, Football 3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Class Favorite 1, Halloween King 3, Basketball King 4, Class Officer 3. The banquet given by the Baptist mothers for the seniors is just one of many banquets we enjoy during the year, honors and opportunities are ours 6-0 536 N. X cf it it U0 JEAN TAYLOR Hornet Staff 3, FHA 1, Chapter Degree, Vespa Club 3,4, Officer 4, Pep Squad l,2,3,4, Switch- board 4, Basketball l,2, Manager 3,4, Class Officer 3. JAMES TUCKER FTA 1, 2, One Act Play l,2, Thespian Play 4, Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band 1, Electronics Club l, Football l, Senior Play. LARRY WAKEFIELD Library Club 3,4, Officer 4, FFA l,2,3,4, Officer 4, Quiz Team, Rodeo Team, Senior Play, CALVIN WHITE FFA l, 2, Band 1, 2, Science Club 4, Football 3. gun prestlge IS ou fmd ourselves 5, 5' ge Jimmy Berry class officers president Larry Stewart vice-president Joe Vandergriff secretary James Hoggins treasurer Tom my Copeland reporter Harry Lewis parliamentarian Don Ward sponsors Ralph Cope Ralph Stewert Louise Freeman 'WV' LIPPL 'J3 1 'gf' s.., 'X-' -P ,X Scottie Harvey Judye Da vid Freva Sue Billingron Bozeman Brooke Burelsmith Byrd Campbell lassmen 'Vs IQ 350 Norma Robert John Tommy Glenda Carruth Chenowerh Clayton Copeland Cummings Betty Jo Dick Clifford Garrison Wayne Edwards Pat George Bobby Evans Don H1111 x' 'A f In Johnny Foster jameg Annette Darlene flogging Holly Ilonsewright 1 7 l ,, bv if Xl 'KT' if BA X 'nhl' 4' 'K , Bobby Gene Albert Dawson Wayne Burrell Howard llutto Irlbeck Jackson Jennings Jones Lloyd Johnny Harry Kurtz Ledgerwood Lewis -fr- XDN 7 Rosalie Long Charlie Mitchell 41 John Loftin X 'W A 'gf ' l I L Y 1 Janice Roy Gary Kenneth Love Love Malone Melton David jimmy LHNOYIC ,lalle Ralph Morphis Mol-Ianey Nall Nelson Nevins wr- 3' QQ' WF ri' ' I Deyid lones SPLASH PARTY .... juniors, Penny Rogers, MiehaelShelton, Pat George, Russell Rnelaer, and llarry Lewis, find that a money making project ean be lnn when they wash ears ro make llalloween nroney. rang with laughter as you presented QQ 3! Judy Jeannette Sne Ted Perrin Pogue Potter Preston brother goose Onida Nancy Purser Pyeatt 080' vb. 'Q' wr- Phyllis Karl D ana Penny James Norma Rhody Rodgers Rogers Rogers Rossi Rowland wavy' 'Hn' .... 6 ' .. , , Q 'ww- XO Af . , . D' Q . 44 X ' XWKM mr Russell Michael Gay Jim Rucker Shelton Sims Smith Larry ,lohn Dale Srewurt Stoelrem Stringer Carglyu Dillall PHI 'jglmey Thompson Timmons Larry Sturgess Bob Tipps Frank Joe Treadway Vandergriff James Yaughr 1- .. ,L i Wi'-L. , ,sf Ae ,nu ,fi FN . A A ,as JVM ty. Barbara Sharon Don I.1,zriQy.1 Yost Yisg Wsrii XIQOLM., cast met west amid ming trccs as juniors fctcd seniors FOOTBALL--COID WEATIIER--POPCORN .... added to rim tense .Limos-fiorc n1'i11e iloydads iooiimll ganna when Juniors, Bobby Evans and klhort Irlhoda, sohl popgorn halls Qi .x 11io11q.' n3.5.i11,: yqojoml. Q ,fx ,ITQWX f X J . Q r iv , 4 nv. 'I A.. wi ' fi f 1 A W . 'U 4 , 5 . 4 ' Y 1 v 1' . 1 I ul ' I i -'lu ss o lfivors president Klux Swinibrzrn 'rice -:uresident Ronald Gruben treasurer Rita Coolc secretary Pat Todd sponsors Mrs. Nell Wedding Leroy Roberts ou arc not ct considered upper clzissmcn, Judy Altman G41 VY norrua Barnett Bartlett IQ 1411.5 Rieliarll Dorothy lim my Bales Barbour Barbour Wayne Louis Lynda Beasley llewloy Bice 'WIN 'EW Sn 0 'IL 3--ff New If if .ldaptatlon of markhams thc great guest comes Jean Reeves Donna Rucker 411 4:59 at-f Annette Margaret Linda Karen Kafhy Schulz sehurz Sharp Smith Smifh Elaine Patricia Max Davey I. Sturgess Sweatt Swinburn Thompson Thornton atm mm 'E-N jr.-sr. banquet was complemented with your unusual costumes '23- j..h if if ,, ,rx I in Pat Sharon Tim B05 J- W- Todd Tole Tucker Turner Turtle Frances Geraldine Sharon Loraine KennY Watts Weiss Weiss W yrick While aft-5 'T' In Memoriam Harvey Glenn Mllner You never faltered when the way grew rough But buckled 1n wrth faith and fortltude To w1n Although the go1ng mlght be tough You always had a cheerful aturude Such precepts passed to us w1l1 l1ve anew Withln our hearts and ever grow and glow The lastxng good the l1fe you l1ved may do For now no one but God can surely know Though you have reached that great and happy land Outdlstanced us by far 1n ume and place Our memorres of you w1ll help us stand Against the trylng problems we must face Until we meet the Christ and you up there And travel heaven s golden thoroughfare Marjorle Llndsey Brewer ' 5. s. . . , , ' I ' 1 . . O , . - - 'ii- vt., ,ve- Eddw C3aw1s'r1 Gloria Sulloeffllllg Slllplllail Sgnflauqakef Beverly Maria Murry Vgifg Verver Vise ,IR an Cf Rickie Gary Dale Aim Ann Richard Stark Starncs Strickland Thomas Thom 155011 Connie Margie Craig Pallla David Walker Ward Whitfill W imberly W yurie week, western day, and yelling in the halls Traditionally, frcshiiicri haverocowrripperwlass- rimri'5 books, Janis ihilscy and .Emi Tli-was wary rio uxcuprioris. .W S-...Y r r ,, f. - K wwf ir iw H , ri if 4 '1 .btiwn ' f V :Tw . if! 'f'7.,f7'?f':' Sklll and t1m1ng br1ng about a champ1onsh1p team Laytng out pages typ1ng, taklng pxctures and selling ads weren t the only headaches of the annual staff They had to worry over fmances OO Ind1ans explorers and hard work brmg Texas hlstory students a knowledge of our state s herltage Are you puzzled, Betty? Shorthand students found it to be as d1ff1cu1t and as 1nterest1ng as learmnga fore1gn language Two male votces attempt to balance fifteen fem1n1ne VOICES 1n the ftfth perlod cho1r class cl tssroom .1ct1v1t1es One two three four band members are forever countlng through measures to 3Ch1CV6 harmony ,av Shelllng on and on can be tedlous but essentlal to learn proper eannlng meth o s i i i i ...--,--1--' A study of an emplre of yesterday lS essentlal to the understandlng of today s world sltuatlon Chemlcals, experlments, and knowledge are essentlal to sc1ent1f1c procedure Group work helps analyze one s own prob lems and alds 1n 1Ild1V1dL18.1 correctlon Vg: I C . . . , . Vs s A ' 'HX A d . 7 R B L- , , K 5553, K Q X 4 X , , , . . . . 'sk - I tram I T sg, ' n - ' l .L 1 , , . . . .. I . . . . . . . ' Q . ,L 9, .5 I . K s . J 7 . L H, QV 4? ' if f ' 'ie z , N nl . .' , A ' 1 , JR-N 1... .J i y' +-,WI Sin xg. i7 11 Q 'L Carol Grunnels Nuke Hale Dennis Hardee Mike Hall Susan Han Kathryn Hemby Susan Hickman Billy Hicks Julie Ann Holman is a new experience grade Jerry Jackson Carolyn Johnson Gwen Johnson Rita Johnston Mary Lynn Jordon Fred Howell Cindy Hutson Terry Hutson Melody lnglis , fur lif Nancy Hood Lael Hooper Ricky Housewright J 11 9' John Herring, 41-J- 'ZTs-q IT'- 4w,,,,, 'OVQY' ,Q- I -sf .- Ap W' 'KX WSQY3 ' P K- 1' 'Viva iff' Q w-.., N53 fl-G QW sae. Bobbx Peek Man Raxu ond 'avi Marian Roberts jearmett Ruland Don Sanders for many sixth graders 6th grade Larry Sormamakcr Dale Srames Wyndl Steel: Connie TIIOIIILIS Janie Thomas Ri:lL11S3SS6l'1h3gCI'1 Gary Shackelford Sandra Sharp ,ai Y - V '5- ,rm Ramona Toba r Alv- in 5 ,vv ui Ss 414 uglulv' -vv-pf N... ' David Leland Saiiunie Ricky Gale Tucker Turner Vickers Wallace Walton James Ward Competition is keen in magazine sales Donna Weiser 164 if Q Y Lyle Sandra Weiser Weiss Jerry Jeanne Prestine Mike Williamson Young Young Ziegler 5A - MRS. WALTER HUNT--TOP ROW: R. Alexander, K. Baldwin, S. Rice, B. Rose, B. Montgomery, O. Watson, A. Leija, E. Gonzales, D. Green, D. Tucker, L. Tinner, G. Grady. MIDDLE ROW: N. Bonds, T. Evans, B. Harman, M. Sprawls, E. Lacey, S. Verver, B. Basaldua, F. Sepeda, D, Pearson, G. Sorrenson. BOTTOM ROW: E. Sharp, B. Eddleman, D. Jackson, C. Barbee, J. Clayton, B. Hooker, G. Shaw, P. Walker, R. Lee. -B 5- N a 3 A ,, ,........ S Q .X 11- Huw 5B MRS MARTORIE BREWER TOP ROW L Oliver R Combest S Med1na P Irlbeck M Jones S Salazar O Casel C Ochoa P Mays N Cardona G Cano C Johnson MIDDLE ROW J M1re1es D Pearson L Berry C Ross C Legerwood ,T Berryman E Roberts R, Gardner D Cook W Orr O Avalos BOTTOM ROW A Ochoa L Qu1ntan111a R, Wood J F1sher M Whrte D Gerdes G Ferrell D Cook B Thompson thls IS your last year for fun fllled recesses ,,..--, 9 DC MRS KERMIT MITCHELL TOP ROW S Wxlfong M George A Le1Ja V Basaldua R Garc1a E Barrow R We1ss M A11-ehart R. Metzger L Bradley MIDDLE ROW lx Calcote F Rousseau S Degge L Berner L Gomez C Stark D Jennmgs J Zumga J D1Ck8I'1S B Johnson BOTTOM ROW S Evans D Robxnson A Penry C Mason Q Ford L M1115 J Sanders R Granado D Ballard aD MRS DOIN GREEN TOP ROW T Car111e L Lowe T Medlna F Lemons R,I-Iutson E Plnkert J Garc1a J Sepada C Salazar G Basadula MIDDLE ROW C Wllson J Esparza G Smoot E Byram G Reeves M Vaught J Morgan M R108 BOTTOM ROW A M111s P Dutton J K1em R Mol-Ianey D Grantham D Nall L Clement R Sennett J Lelga you take cl trlp through the umted ...un-41 31 MRS, TROY CLOER TOP ROW J, Ewen, L Jones, J, Vars, K, Barbour, J, M111er, S, Barboul, C, Freeman, C, Dev1n, R, Howard,J,Anderson, K, Fulkerson, D, Sarchet, D, Blount, D, Hulsey MIDDLE ROW L, Dev1n, K, Cov1ng,ton, B, M11ner, J, Goodwln, R, Nall, S, Murphy, S, L11es, J, Hutson BOTTOM ROW K, Watson, B, Bryson, B, Dawson, J, Evans, P, Walker, N, Davls, A, Halr, D, Patton, V, L11es . . , Q ,I f ' 72 z , ,i 1 ,s - Q , , Q L K 3 2 'E' ' f E. 3 V 7, K 1 , W Z ' M. is . 1 'D 2 .f 5 1 A f ' fr . Q as T ,V 5 3 , 4 10 Q V' g - A U 1 L, ., ,, A ' if 5 , 11 L , r. ,K f Fi are F ' ' 1 ' ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 I I I 5 I 5 D I I ' I 1 1 'V , K 5 5 y fr V 1 , , , ' an x - R f I .5 V , 5 L . 'XM Q . HE v 1 , if 'HJ Q7 SPECIAL EDUCATION MRS NELL SHEETS TOP ROW J Plnkert W D3V1S D Hutson L Davis J Bradshaw J Ixickel BOTTOM ROW F Johnston G Mason B Clark B Berryman S Mason L Southerland states wlth the aid of your geography book These are the executives ofthe Pth grade of '59-'6Og Ricky Sharp, secretary, Jim Pat Sharp, treasurer, Charles Shel- ton, presidentg Donna Jennings, reporter, Work work and more work was put out by each class Finally the money was turned in and suspense was had by all A hush fell over the classes and then a burst of Joy was heard The seventh gradehad won and the king and queen ofJun1or high wereJoyce Edwards and Billy Don Childers ,s 168 .y ii? . Chappy Hulsey, high salesman dur- ing the magazine campaign, received a transistor radio as a result of his door-to-door salesmanship. I ti? iiii 7, iv wrt ,gf i, 'e , M ,- X, - . fa ft , 1 , Mig'-:VD ,fi M lv. . .- 1 U w-'4,1w..a.f ,H-M W V ,e,Sf':!. A' 4' u In V Q t ew - ,., , ,uf .. 5 ' ,-M.. '- , iv -f if,'t,..i1 Cheerleaders backed the football boys through good and bad times. They are Donna Jennings, Nita Stockett, Sharon Hunt, June Harris, Penny Wilkins, Linda Hunt, Suzy Rogers, and ,Till Green. varied activities add Fifth and sixth grade choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Ted Spon- holtz, have participated in two con- certs this year. The proceeds gained from these concerts were used to help buy robes for the junior high 'll choir, W Seventh and eighth grade at the annual FHA ba nqu February ll. I JH' .V 1 Fulkerson Junior High Future Teachers' Club was the first club to be organized with four- teen charter members. Members of the high school FTA organized this club and the officers were installed January 26. Their sponsor is Mrs, Bob Fulkerson. to junior high life were served that was held ' l Reactions are quite different during the 5D study hall. Some find difficulty with math problems, undertake the subject of English. Working at the board provides eighth graders with a change in tempo and a way to improve their math efficiency. some study geography, and others 'El 169 4 i uf a . M 'M K ,' f .qt g ,. N' 1 s 1 54552, H s gf, f , , 9 S, Q ef 1 F lg 1 m J' 3 5 gi P Q 'f 5' '?f f L' A 13 ' 5 a 3 Q I in A ' f 9? 1: I Wh ' ' 'YA ' V Q i K in f' Q 5 . 'W' Qs ' l 4, S 5 ,J 1 1 Q K, -ww. , , . ' , e ' n , 7 we ' is Tw! - is Q i , Q 4' Eg it Q 45 V, -+L - Y v :V-gig, ' is Q Li, U Q is Q h lim 1 5 i Q , , f R, 5 gg, ri Q e as 1 -,5- ,AQ GM ,gy f N L Lx J A gg t, -. . fl I i , t , Y if , -Q Q E 1 .. X? If ' E nu 4 ,W Fw 'P' rf2'f gif A Nag? A, 0 an U Q u . 8th grade EIGHTH GRADE basketballers found that it takes much hard work and training to win, Successfully completing their season, these boys won 14 games and lost only two. They received jackets as a result oftheir hard work, A RECORD of seven wins--seven losses ended the seventh grade boys first year of basketball, This record gives promise of future athletic skill. IV' 94' I kk 4' LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Sharp, J, Howell, T, Kendrick, B, Rice, R, Cox, M, Cummings, R Sharp, C, Shelton, J, Arnold, P, Tucker, F, Hooper, D, Carruth, Coach J, E, Lantz is assisted by managers J, Love, and T, Edwards, LEFT TU RIGHT: P, Pollard, R, Jennings, M, Northcutt, J, Stockett, L, Payne, B, Childers, D, Woodside, J, Brooks, R. Ballenger, W, Mote, G, Hutto, L, Milner, K, Burk, J, Tucker, STANDING: J, Ward, Coach E, N, Howell, K, White, 7th grade 171 PM , ! . 4 . Zigi WM' ' 'B '. Girls basketball team was composed of Margie Ledgerwood Nita Stockett Orvilla Morris Sharon Pendleton Penny Wilkins Doris Nolen Shirley Nivens Sis Richardson Linda Ketchem Vicki Young Sherry Burel smith Sharon Cagle Pegene Cox Ann Wal lace Donna Jennings Peggy Purser Lily Hudson June Harris Molly Lupton and Sandra Moseley Their manager is Jo Bevill and Coach is Mr J E Lantz I f The members of the girls' volleyball team coached by Mr. J, E, Lantz are standing: June Harris, Sis Richardson, Penny Wilkins, Peggy Purser, Pegene Cox, Sharon Pendleton, Donna Jennings, Irene Valdez, and Sandra Mosley. Those sitting are Vicki Young, Doris Nolen, Sharon Cagle, Orvillia Morris, Shirley Nevins, Nita Stockett, Ann Wallace and Molly Lupton. athletics combine the new Wlfh the old Mr E N Howell coached the seventhgradeboys track team The team consisted ofThomas Evans Melvin Berner Richard McDowell Jack Brooks Rex Jones Larry Garret Gary I-Iutto Ray Jen nings Danny Altman Jeffrey Tucker and Kenneth Bozeman 172 Flank Hooper Jim Pat Sharp Phillip Tucker John Howell Kenny Bradley Tommy Kendricks Charles Shelton J im Arnold and Richard Davis made up the Junior high track team The e1ghthf,1,radeboys'coach was Mr Lantz I As the school day comes to a close in the Junior High building, tumult and confusion increase as students start goinghome or to the varied after-school activities. l. w. 1 v i' Sections A and B of the eighth grade under Mrs. R. K, Brook's supervision made the large wooden chart and filled in the main products of each region of the Un1ted States as they stuied them in geography geography, math and play lead to the end of the day Blackboard drills in arithmetic always seem to make dull numbers both interesting and LIU This suspense illled mystery Killer on the Prowl was given by 8 A under Mrs A L Burks direction Every year Mrs Burks allows each eighth grade class that wishes to do so topresentaplaytothe student body under her direction 'I73 1 1 Q . f . X ' - as - n 1 . v , . . o n Q . . , I 9 Q K .ww- NRE JL NIIOR HIGH BANDSMEN WERE FIRST ROW F Hooper S Patton B Hodges S Barnett L Garrett I F1ShC1 J Howell D Shackelfold N Stockett L Boatrlght J Hartls J Young M NICRSIS D George J Alnold M Northcutt R Balenger SEC OND ROW K Cloer S Sadler J Boggess C Dawson S Goodman M Vars C Shackleford S R1chards J Holeman C Smtth S Roberts J Edwards M D Behney J Lavendar C Johnson V Dav1s L Hooper P Wtlktns B Rogers V Young J Wyer M Mote K Burk D Braly M Cummtngs E Hyatt FOURTH ROW D Elltff J Braley T Kendertck J Love B HICRS B Evans S Sharp lx Hood S Hall J Ward R Wallace R Dav1s G M11ler M Sweatt F Rlchards W Butcher FIFTH ROW D Barnett J Herrtng J Cook D Cartuth J Sprawls C Hulsey K Bozeman A Wallace S Young P Cox B H3Wkll'lS B Burk N Coots M Roberts J ward V Sprawls M Luera prtctltc pcrfcctlon Announctng the next number to be played at the concert IS Con ductor Bruce Cook Students leadtng the band this yeal were Jtm Pat Sharp, drum major, Ltnda Xltlls, Bettv Jade Sunpson, and Sandra Fmlnett, magot ettes 1 tv--4' tx ' ' K W n ' 'Q A tx r u ., , ,Ai in T Y ' ' ' 1 - n 1 1 , I A A Lv. g g ' 1 I A. I I 1 I ' I I Gardener, T, Stewart, F, Howell, E, Barbour, P, Liles. THIRD ROW: T, Edwards, M, Hale, D, Woodside, I . i J J .L . C Q 0 l74 1 choirs From these are chosen the concert choirs which contest at Canyon and enter tain at luncheon programs and PTA Tlsis year the concert choir had thirty students Robes are still a problem so the Spring concert proceeds went toward new robes Favorites announced at the spring concert we e Donna Jennings and Danny Kite These are the members of the fifth peiiod choir: BACK ROW P, Pursei, S, Pendleton, B, Ixeill S, Burgin, J, Spencer, P, Tucker, B , Wynn,M Ledgeiwood, J. Nlaita THIRD ROW D, Nlolan, O, Morris, K, Gerdes, R, Kite, D, Kite, S, Nevins D, Jennings, K,Str1ckland, SECOND ROW: L, Evans S, Norwood, L, Johnson, S, Noble, B, Pearson, S, Burlesmith, L, Ramos. FIRST ROW: M, Harrison, S, Honea, L, Simon, Ni, Lupton, These are the members of the fourth period cho1r BACK ROW E Pearson S Featherston G Carruth H Berry J Stockett M H111 D Johnson S Orr M Palmer S Bean C Magnus THIRD ROW E Mont gomery C Wllson G Gaidner M Harman D Altman K White J Tucker Y White G Foster C, Wilson, M, Harrison, SECOND ROW: E, Gonzales, S, Young, S, Rogers, S, Olson, R, Jennings, H, Todd, P, Pollaid, B, Nalls, G, Bryant, P, Patterson,FRONT ROW, C, Lange, J, Lancaster, S.Hunt, K, Thomas, M, Chfton, J. Edwards, J, Dick, L, Hunt, 3 1 Eighty-five voices make up the Junior High A I l I . W' ,Jimi-2 treble shooters and bass bellows : voices in accord Mews-a Charles Shelton emcee rntroduced Mr R. W Davrdson as 'S XJ' S a m m y S a dl er Tommy Stewart, Lrnda Mrlls and Martha Harman are only a few of the servers dressed as hunters who were chosen to wart tables at the 8th grade banquet 'I76 9th graders explore deepest afrrca The Afrrcan Safarr had plenty offood serv ed on approprrately decorated tables whrch were the results of much hard work on the part of the erghth grade mothers. Excrtement was added whale Mrs. R. C, Pendleton was hunt mg and shootrng the gorrlla -' - K l. x A-XX X xx ff if 1 X1 fi I N ., : A K 1 x Q . . I I I banquet speaker. ffm e r W - A' are n l I 9 f A!! S Q Charles Shelton and June Harris, pictured at left, were the vale- dictorian and salutatorian of the graduating class ofjunior high, Charles average was 95,55 while June's was 94.583, The pair was also chosen Mr, and Miss Tulia Junior High. The teachers make this selection which is based on character, scholarship, and service to the school and the announcement is kept secret until graduation. There was a total of 23 other graduates who also had an average of 90 or above. They were Carolyn Bean, Dean Braly, David Carruth, Gail Carruth, Mollie Clifton, Pegene Cox, LindaEvans, Sue Featherston, Sharon Hall, Sharon Hunt, Sidney Hooper, Donna Jennings, Tommy Kendrick, Jimmy Love, Connie Magness, Sue Orr, Sharon Pendleton, Vada Rogers, Don Shackelford, Jim Pat Sharp, Ricky Sharp, Yvonne White, and Sharon Young also had an average of 90 or above. eighty-four climax the year by graduation into ths MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATING CLASS: BOTTOM ROW: R, Davis, M, Cummings, R, Cox, P. Cox, M. Clifton, G, Carruth, D, Carruth, L,Burgin, S, Burelsmidi, L, Brothers, D, Braly. J. Bevill, C, Bean, J, Arnold, SECOND ROW: M, Hill, B, Hawkins, J, Harris, S, Hall, S, Grantham, J, Garrison, G, Gardner, A, Fugua, S, Featherston, L, Evans, T, Edwards, J, Drake, C, Bean, N, Devoll. THIRD ROW: D, Kite, T, Kendrick, L, Johnson, D, Johnson, T, J ennings, R, Jennings, D, Jennings, E, Hyatt, L, Hutson, S, Hunt, J, Howell, S, Hooper, F, Hooper, B, Hodges, FOURTH ROW: B, Pearson, E, Pearson, R, Patzig, M, Patterson, M, Palmer, S, Orr, D, Nolen, S, Noble, L, Milner, C, Magness, B, Luera, J, Love, J,Lan- caster, R, Kite, FIFTH ROW: J. Spencer, L, Simon, C, Shelton, R, Sharp, P, Sharp, D, Shackelford, R, Self, V, Rodgers, S, Richardson, B, Rice, J, Ramos, P, Purser, M, Pollard, S, Pendleton, SIXTH ROW: V, Young, S, Young, B, Wynn, D, Willborn, P, Wilkins, Y,Whlte, R, White, M, Ward, A, Wallace, B, Vaught, I, Valdez, P, Tucker, K, Strickland, N, Stockett, 177 Nr- MRS, JOHN NOBLE MRS. GORDON GATEWOOD - Principa1's M. Ed. WTSC Secretary ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL. . .appraises and recommends textbooks and other instructional materials to the teaching program. . .KERMIT MITCHELL. playground duty exacts , :H ,gli hr' 15 MRS. BILL HENRY MRS. L. H. DRAKE MRS. R, H. BRALY B. A. Howard Payne M, A, WTSC M, A. NWU 4-B 4-C 4-D 178 ROGELIO PEREZ B. S. Sul Ross 4-E asf, Z9 Q.--Q MRS LEROY ROBERTS MRS RAY DOUGLAS MRS TROY STEWART MRS TOMMY MIDDLETON B S WTSC M Ed WTSC 3years, WTSC B S WTSC watchful eyes from elementary faculty fgx M sl 4 'W-X y-. -.fl 4,2 1' MRS ROYD PYEATT MRS BILLY LOVE MISS LYNN PYEATT MRS BILL RODGERS B S WTSC B S WTSC B A Baylor B S Texas Tech 179 'ia Ji .N , 3-A 3-B 3-c 3-D M 'QQ W W J 3, Q Q ' W 4 'wi O, ,IM 0 F I in f I Q ' , R L 9 2 3-E 2-A 2-B 2-c li I:-v,..fv' RX ,mf MRS, MONROE MC GLAUN MRS, C, W. FREEMAN MISS VENTURA RAMOS MRS. C. W. ROSE M, A, WTSC B. S. IISU B.S. Texas Tech B. A. WTSC 2-D 2-E Z-F 1-A 1' lk jk fm.-X vis 'atv-'x MRS. ELBERT SWEATT MRS, MAL WYNNE MRS, JOHN BROWN MRS. LYNN CAMP B. S. WTSC M. Ed., Texas Tech M. S. WTSC 3- 5- ACC 1-B 1-C 1-D 1-E X 'Q 'cv- Iw - VW -1 .-if 1 MR, MAL WYNNE MRS, F, O, AMERSON MISS TINY BATEMAN MRS. J. J. MEADOWS M,E, Texas Tech M, E, wi SC M, Ed. WTSC R. N. Baylor Ilospiral 180 EI, Music Special Education Special Education School Nurse ii 4A--MRS, GORDEN GATEWOOD--TOP ROW: L, Morris, L, Thornton, D, Tucker, R, Self, G, Cantu, C, Linner, L, McCain, J, Rowlett, J, Garcia. MIDDLE ROW: J. Ziegler, J, Bales, P, Boydstun, L, Fisher M Raymond B Finck M DeVo11 H Aleman D Anderson BOTTOM ROW: J Altman Pendleton J Granado S Box M Sanders L Graham J Gunnels J Stephens G Elliff SITTING G Polk Jr K Gardner L Jackson M Tatum D Moore hard work brmgs a halloween vlctory 4B MRS BILL HENRY TOP ROW C Casel S Land V Gomez I Ramos S Hutson E Payne Laur1e A Garc1a C Sturgess O Ross1 M, Penn BOTTOM ROW L Montgomery M V111arrea1 E Sm1th C Etherldge W W1l11ams F Boggess C Johnson S Elkms S Ramer1z W W1111ams SITTING E Toles W Walker D Scott R, Gonzales B DeVo11 , . , . , . , . , . . . . R. I I 'I I D O I 9 ! 0 I B, Potter, A, Boyett, MIDDLE ROW: L, Sprawls, L, Duncan, C, Schulz, D, Butler, L, Childers, M, 1 2 4-C MRS LAWRENCE DRAKE TOP ROW G Vaughn G Wynne J Delgado J Patterson A Hobbs E Cuellar C Crawford M Brooks MIDDLE ROW D M1111gan J Roberts C Quxroz J Burton, C Raper J Ohver, S Thurman D Scott R Edwards BOTTOM ROW D Ward N Bla lock L Love L Mason D Gaylor M S1mon S Wilhamson M Harman D M111er SEATED R Harrxs L Chapman S Powell A Harrxson famlllarlty of man other 4D MRS R, H BRALY TOP ROW R,1ngram B Hood J Burk S Workman D Crocker F Nolen M George J Whlghalh P Dav1s MIDDLE ROW T Chandler J Honea J Lavender P Martln E Arnold R, Wr1ght R, Gonzales D Spear P Green J Scott BOTTOM ROW M Qu1ntan111a H Mlrales J Mason K Wllson J Wood A Llttlejohn J Wycoff L Gomez C Brasher 4E MR R PEREZ TOP ROW J Martmez A Chapa L Luera R Alcantor P Garc1a P Contreras B Contreras B Le13a MIDDLE ROW N Lelja J R1b3S L Cruz J' Bazaldua E Garcla L Le1Ja J' Zumga R, Garc1a E Raymond BOTTOM ROW N Sal azar L Raymond J Contreras H Luna E Rodnquez F Lopez G Bazaldua T Con treras SEATED E Roduquez M Tobar I Herrera customs come through geography 3A MRS, LEROY ROBERTS--TOP ROW: L, Allen, G, Gonzales, S, Basaldua, C, Cosby, B. Bur row S, Love, B, Thomas, E, McC1urg, W, Oler, M, Anzaldua. MIDDLE ROW: F. Boston, R, Bar ham J, Gunnels, R.Inman,B, Kell, D, McCune, G, Dodson, K, Ewen, K, Miller, D, Davis. BOTTOM ROW: E, McCas1in, S, Latham, P,Johnston, A, Sefcik, N, Moore, B, Drake, S. Pierson, R. Mireles T Hurt. l 3B MRS RAY DOUGLAS TOP ROW A Cuellar C Grady B Newberry S Flanogan C Baker C Arnold L Barrow P Russell D F1sher MIDDLE ROW C Jenmngs P Bates R, Cooper B R106 S Barbour D Smxth S WBISCF S Byars C Durham BOTTOM ROW I Morr1s R, Qu1ntan1lla L Briscoe E Gomez LNal1 S Goerge M, Thompson B Rose T Hayhurst no more prmtmg now ou plan 3C MRS TROY STEWART TOP ROW M Basaldua T Tedford L Crawford R, Foutch V Thornton K Bean L Watson M Degge R. Flowers A Allen MIDDLE ROW C NaranJ0 5 Smith L Bates S Harrlson P Roberts S Morgan D Sanderson K. Rice R Edwards BOTTOM ROW V Hemby D McCoy K, Nevms D Moore L Malone M Crawford P Ledgerwood S Edwards J' Martin 3D--MRS, GLENDA MIDDLETON--TOP ROW: M, Devin, M, Nichols, B, Whisenhunt, M, Luera, M Henthorn D Morrls S Stout M Sm1th E Jackson MIDDLE ROW I Elllot R. FO1'Cl K Berry D Burton M George C W11son F Evans C K1lpatr1ck K Autry C Basham BOTTOM ROW L W1lson W Byrd K Pogue C Grantham B Kleman L Kesler C Freeman D Sen nett R Harr1son A Cassanova for future years by learnmg to WIIIC B Patterson E Box C Stanaland S Hanes MIDDLE ROW N Bozeman D Gardner A Stell T Vaughn T Hall J R1chardsG Ballard B Kleman R.Crox1on BOTTOM ROW G Merrimon J Carlton J PICFSOH H Alemon J Verver C Rice E Mason B Sm1th P Weiser 3E--MRS. ROY D, PYEATT--TOP ROW: A, Weiss, L, Love, M, Inglis, B, Teel, M, Quisenberry 2A MRS BILLY LOVE TOP ROW B Calleson S Lee B A116112-Ill A S1mone D Ca1111e S McCarty S Fox D Geolge M Molplns MIDDLE ROW J Johnston V Bonds J Raymond R Jordon A Dutton D ODan1e1 C MICKEY T Hntson M Malllll S Vaught S Lelja B Pottel you work hard to lmprovc the skllls 2B MISS ROYCE LYININ PYEATT TOP ROW V Wesley G McClanahan J DICRCITS P Wllltams E Black C Ross R, chtsum L Hutson H Lemons C Hendelson MIDDLE ROW K Chandler R, Northcutt E Bryson J Brown M Boydston R, Weems, J, Fmck, R, Ethmdge, L, Vaught, G, Nolen BOTTOM ROW M, George, M, Smlth, A, Hodges K, Johnston, S. B1adshaw, Q, Halr, K, Donnell, K, Whltehead, C Roberts, L, Vallarreal, B, H1cks C, Znniga, M, Delgado, BOTTOM ROW: E, Ga1'clner,J, Ramirez, S, Garcia, K, Stark, D, Rossi, R, Stark, I O J Q 2C MRS BILL RODGERS TOP ROW K Bre1t11ng J Mtlam J Ramos J K1ker E Smlth M, Cosby D Wellborn K, Cannon R. Scott MIDDLE ROW D Hall F Luna P Berryman A Powell B M111s D McCas11n S Ward T Htck man A Aleman BOTTOM ROW D Love M Butle P Mason K Clement D Nevms K, Murphy G Brookms V Ewmg B Barham ou learned ln the past year 2D MR? MONROE MC GLAUN IOP ROM M hlllltl M Polhmet r K Thomas D Starnes F Phxlltps R Rea Q Blunt C Schuster J Btct J Luna MIDDLI ROW I Chapa D Roberts L Walden M 'iouthetland H Patton I M1115 D Sprawls J KCIIN S Scott R, YVIHIHINS BOTTOM ROW B Burrow 9 C'nnnmns., M Ontsenbnty R. Conzalas S Casanova J Yandell D Latham R, Montgomery D Mwson I C'1a1k v 5' k QW Aff I x.M ,1,', Mm ,E af 4 5 ve I ' 9? - xxx -,if Y 1 K ff F. avg ,P Q. A14 W A 0 'M fs . , ,, Q af 5 1. 'ff X , i Viv is Y , , Q? F, . Q Q Q Q , ff aah Y W4 'Q ITT 3? - 1 A -1 V ff 'H 1' Q af 2 f ,f ggi Q Q 4 .1 gy 3, 9 , 'Q' f Af 1 4 R 5 1 ' we- A i I ,I 2.3 Y- i , M ry 5 J f I . I 4. l ff' - A Q , mi Y K, 3 MH ' lil A I It ,wi mf ., - A -fV f If' 1 . W . wa ij? 'X I ' Q. H L 7 ' V23 A n 1 , 5 K 5 ff! , ' K' f .- 1 Q LZ: V Q Q if 1- ' i f ' b Q W 3 P -Q ,,2 2, 'G' ,, is X, ,yv .gf U iii 1A MRS C W ROSE TOP ROW A Luna B Peek R Foutch D Teel S Bazaldua B I11beck C Henthorn J Kertcr P Morgan MIDDLE ROW P Grubb R. Sturgess K KLIJIIISCII D McCas11n T Toles T Jenmngs J Vaughn S Harrls BOTTOM ROW L Sandaval D Gomez J Gomez F Grothe G Montgomery B Teafatxller S W11son R Walkes SITTING M Sto1ms R, Kell T Malshall K Wellborn W Wexss P Walker I Sturman puff and spot hlghllght your readmg clrcle 1 O IB MRS I IB! RT SWEATT IOP ROM D Plaz S Ra1ne1eL J Garcra V Watson D Boyett T Thorron H Maxshall S Basaldua S Iiutson S Wllhalns MIDDLE ROW D Parton D Berry M George D Flowers D Ary R, Byard G WI1fOl1i!, I Brown W Ross R SIIDITIOIIS L T1I11nan TOP ROW D G0dW1II A Ph1111ps L Scott C I-Iurt J Irshel D Davxs W Srelle T Walden K Meaclor C Flanagan R, Sennett 189 I 1 ,M A J A . .- I I - I U l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,V 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - : 1 l 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q O . U ..1...1.....-...1-.. mu... R 1 w 'O i 3, 7 .G Q .1 I Q ... ' ,, 1 1: ., n v: 9 1.17 , A 4-1 ' E lu U 11, Nr, J 5' rl' I ' I 4. 1 'wk A V P Q .5-, k1.' - - 4 .,,. 1 I . .144 1 ...,.,c1 I y' . ..11 V 11,l . . 1 1,1 . .. 1 1, . shy., - 1, f- f -- I, - . , 4 . I 0 I xi I I l I I O I O I I I I I 1 1 K1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A A1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - wr.-n HH hgwxb? 1, 4 CENA M me X 51 45+ ., , 4 ' A - V ff mx.. 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'Um 1E MRS LYNN CAMP TOP ROW P Sennett M Martlnez S Baker S Crawford G Chlsum R, Chandler B Beck M Mason B Elhff N Black MIDDLE ROW K, Hooper E Gonzales C Kleman R, Baker E Cruce P Powell J Cook C Andrus V K1ker R, Grantham BOTTOM ROW L W11113IDSOI1 G MCCSSIIH ,T Duckett G Raymond J Blakney A Latham F Lupkm K, Kxrkland M Jackson S McCune school, new frlends, new CXPCIICHCCS 'C 1F MRS MARY PERKIINS TOP ROW M Qumtanella H Castillo L Tobar F Cantu R, Luera G Qulntanella S Omntanella J Gomez M Guerrero MIDDLE ROW M Raymond J Naranjo M, Rosa M Tobar E Gonzalez B Luera D Garcia J Garcia B Saldana BOTTOM ROW S Rivas M Lexja M Anzaldua M Garcxa M Anzaldua P Saldana E Rosas R. Garza M Suniga aw. I5 sf 1. SPECIAL EDUCATION MISS TINY BATEMAN TOP ROW G Foster B Newman T Monroe L Brlley BOTTOM ROW W ,Tenkms R Avalos R, Cambell A Hatchell 21 Ch1'1SfIH21S P1'0g1'21IH WZIS P1'CSx,I1fCd IO SCIIIOIS 192 SPECIAL EDUCATION MRS TWILA AMERSON TOP ROW D Tlrmer B Hager V Hobbs W Tmner BOTTOM ROW E W1111ams R, W1111ams J Balley I Casel M Southerland G Baker 1 'V fl lf MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE TOP ROW J Hutson B Dawson K Vann L Devin E Sharp J Goodwin J Vars C Devin L Jones K Watson O Watson MIDDLE ROW J Anderson S Liles J Evans B Brison K Covington B Milner D Blount G Sorrenson BOTTOM ROW J Ewen C Freeman A Hair K Fulkerson M Sprawls S Barbour V Liles K Barbour D Sarchet P Walker SEATED P Walker J Miller S Murphy D Patton S Rice N Davls R Nall muslc adds spark to the elementary currlculum . ' MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR ARE--ROW FIVE, Left to Right: S, Edwards, L, Love, M, Harman, J, Martin, C, Johnson, R, Edwards, M, Ewen, B, Drake, B, Kleman. ROW FOUR: L, Duncan, R, Edwards, K, Pogue, M, Sanders, C, Sturgess, P, Bates, K,Mil1er. L.Malone, A, Sefair ROW THREE: S. Love, C. Sanderson, D. Shulz, M, Devoll, D, Spear, M, Devin, M, Penn, D McCune, K, Autry, ROW TWO: M, Inglis, K, Bean, M,i-Ienthorn, D, Crocker, L, McCain,J Ziegler, B, Teal, D, Fisher, B, Burrow, ROW ONE: E, Arnold, K, Milligan, G, Wynne, K, Raper L, Love, B, Hood, J, Burk, L, Thornton, C, Crawford. K. -5 0 CFAN fr fT An 1s1and of mystery becomes an island of edu cation as Mis Diakes fourth giadeis study Iceland Association of rabbits, ducks, and elementary arithmetic help Mrs Rose's first QIHCISIS to grasp mathematic D11llC1D16S LII! HLVX Viis Bra1y's fourth gi adeis gain practieal knowledge as daily weathei chaits a1e kept elementary glVLS Srs Daily reading circles bring to life many new and exciting characters which add interest and pleasure to the day. in fn 5 L. S-guy N--... lk-uni F N'-J Sparklmg srrules of fourth graders show the happy result of health study 21 good work out Foods become fun and mterestmg as the 7 baslc food groups are studled and applled m many ways, such as makmg charts and arumals w1th foods. Every ch11d's eye was fastenedon the chrector as the elementary sohgsters performed. 195 wif 5 f H L1 It A if TF . , 3 . ' Q Q Pioneers often depended upon Indian knowledge to existg the third graders discovered this in their pre-Thanksgiving unit. F 7 Reigning over elementary Roberts and Mark Degge. Every year masquerading in the Halloween carnival gives joy and ex- citement to some elementary young- sters, Here Mrs. Billy Love makes sure each monster, witch, or comed- ian makes a safe exit from the stage. 196 Sports are not limited to the higher grades. Mr. Kermit Mitchell trained elementary pupils in phases of gymnastics to provide recreation during the snowy winter months. Spelling is fun when you can spell down your classmates. x o 1 Ola.. Oli! grades were Princess G O U ' 'oaoaa H o o Q oo-4 ' 'ooo.: ooo-as to-a :ao intl' 4 1 3? , -one 'GRN Smiles spread out over the Lhird grade when the photographer snaps elementar the here's fun, excitement, and knowledge R Q J i if From printing to writing represents a big step MRS, MARY PERKINS for Lhird graders and results in much needed prac- M. A, TU 1-F tice, ii A H Cooper Electr1c A and H Pr1nt1ng Alene Crabtree Ha1rdresser Allen Doan Farm Supply Amburn's Stat1onery Appleton Motor Company B S 81 W G1n Company Barbour Bros Philhps Jobber Bates McHaney Shoe Store Ben Franklin Store B1g N Fert1l1zer Blalr s Cleaners Blossom Shop Bob s D1amond Super Market Bonsuck s Grocery 82 Market Brown Supply Company Burton Real Estate C R Anthony Company Cantrell's Electron1c Service Carls Automat1c Laundry Carruth Electr1c Serv1ce Chandler s Service Statton City Drug Store Clower Jewelry Conner Motor Company Da1ry Queen Dr Pepper Bott11ng Works E Kay Supply Earl Cosby Motor Company Ed Crawford s Mens Store Ell1ott Insurance Agency Farm Bureau Farmers Grain Company F1rst National Bank Flynt Jewelry 82 Drug Foys Mob1l Service Goodw1ne s Graham La Font Motors Gr1ff1th Inc H Rex Aycock Insurance Agency Hair G1n Company Hansen Insurance Agency Hardy Electr1c Company Harman 82 Toles Gram Company Harr1s Lumberman Harrls Trucks Heard 88 Jones Drugg1sts Hillcrest Cafe H111 Featherston Company Hornet s Nest Houston Elevator Inc Houston Fez-t1l1zer 81 Supply Inc Huttos 87 Gulf Service Station Hutto Motor Sales 98 advertlsers mdex Q2 4 4 4 O2 4 4 Huxford s Dry Goods Hyatt Radiator SSFVICE Ideal Barber Shop J Gee Department Store Jennlngs Farm Supply Joe s Body Shop Joyce s Beauty Shop K Ramsey Furniture Keeton Cleaners La Velle s Inc Littlejohn Bros Super Market Love Bros O11 Company Love Bros Tire 82 Supply McDonald Mach1nery Company McGavock Dr1111ng and Pump Serv1ce M1d Plains Rural Telephone Co op Inc Modern Beauty Shop Noland Bagley Agency Penta Farm Supply Inc Perry Brothers Var1ety Store P1oneer Natural Gas Company Pla1ns Furn1ture Company Post Off1ce Cleaners Rockwell Bros 88 Company Rogers Superette Roy Holtzclaw Jeweler Sefcik G1n Solomon Real Estate Star Grain Company State Cleaners Style Shop Sw1sher County Abstract Company Sw1sher Creamery Inc Sw1sher County Electrlc Co op Inc Teel Appliance Tr1angle Butane Company Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tul1a Tulla Tul1a Tul1a V1cks Bowl Inc Co op G1n Egg Statlon Floral Fruit and Ice Company Herald Motor Sales Ol1ver Company Steam Laundry 88 Dry Cleanlng Tot Shop Wheat Growers Inc Donut Shop Wallace Funeral Home Western Auto Assoc1ate Store W1lson Camera Store W1lson and Nxchols Lumber Company Workman Machinery Company Young and Ell1s Butane Company . . 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ESTATE Judy Brasher , I28 S Maxwell WY 5-2ll5 Tul fa, Texag N Maxwell Tulla, Texas 218 MC GAVOCK DRILLING AND PUMP SERVICE N 87 Ave Tulla, Texas WY 5 3l8O servxng expertly and effnclently to meet every drilling need Steve McGavock, Ronnie Love FRIGIDAIRE 'VUWTAG '? 5 'Q Pat George Sue Campbell IT TASTES GOOD No matter what you leave out If you use modern Frigidaire Applnances from TEEL PPLIANCE 'We're here to serv ' l2l SW Second WY 5 3H52 Tulla, Texas 221 uw 4 I A W , V. 1 l li , 6 for on X Q., J 1? W 'Qs ' ' Q , . rl l, l A Fafllll l el - -. .. . 1 Q .-l. - T - , - i , -321. -Qi 5 ,nur rzwa M, I NQLAND-BAGLEY AGENCY II2 W Broadway if wv 5-2755 SWEZZALTV : Tulia, Texas - Representing: COMMERCIAL STANDARD INSURANCE CO. COMMERCIAL STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE CO. Fort Worth, Texas 8 DRY CLEANING ,NSUME TDLAT I3 N Austin WY 5-ZI66 TuIia, Texas YOU CAN BE SURE . . . you've made the right choice when you take your grain to . . FARMERS GRAIN ZO2 S Santa Fe WY 5-35I5 TuI Ia, Texas Wayne DeVoII Roland DeVoII Edd I e DeVoI I This page for autographs Compl1mentS PENTA FARM SUPPLY INC of O Vigo Road WY 5-2197 Tulia, H FALCON . . . A new addltlon to the FORD famlly f flne cars Jacque Brown Jimmy Hodges TU LIA MOTOR SALES l2O SW lst Tulla Texas WY 5 3537 J M BURTON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS Office phone WY 5 3076 l32 W Broadway Resident phone WY 5 2103 Tulsa Texas COLORADO LICENSE E KAY SUPPLY CO ' omplete Farm Servuce' Seeds Feeds Farm Supplies PURINA CHOWS ' o ? , - O O Q . , ' o 'A C ' ' 7 . ' u ' , - l26 N Austin T lla Texas WY 5 3588 Compliments .IENNINGS FARM SUPPLY ANHYDROUS AMMONIA DEKALB Hybrld Seeds Insecticides Farm Supplies TULIA'S COMPLETE FARM STORE W 5 3 5 T Texas of 603 N 87 Ave. Y - l9 Ulla, V ' :L X T. 11 1K'l,ff?'453354 . ' For variety In Flowers and arrangements to sunt every occasion vlslt the Dale Swlnburn Jonell Cosby TULIA FLORAL SE Tulla Texas 5 Zl ALENE CRABTREE HAIRDRESSER 305 NW 6 Tulla Texas WY 5 3055 Completely modern nn every respect to gave the utmost a re lclency In al phases of beauty cu ture alr sty Ing a specialty Betty Caraway Frances Watts Janne Hulsey 2lO 2 ' , WY ' ll , ff ti Wi ew , ' www, ggj iw? tif M eff w -., ' W e F F . Q 0 I I Ag I. I - h ' 5 ' ' 1 ' ,-, A: ,,,A,,,...--4'- fff::.,-NWN' ' ... -up-ll-I THE RED CARPET IS ALWAYS OUT FOR YOU AT IUINII ITN A I Pmneer Natural Gas Company IUEL IDR A GROWING IMNII 222 SE 2nd WY 5'30IM Tulia, Texas Charlotte Doan WALLACE WHETHER A SMALL FARM . . ALLIS CHALMER . . HCME 305 w Broadway WY 5 37L+2 Tulia, Texas EW x f OXTICI S Acknowledgement: We would like to thank WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE for the use of the toy tractor. The Annual Staff OR A LARGE FARM y b t FARM SUPPLY QA 6 X nb' V1 Q. bf ' Tu 1 A .7 QQQFJ 4 6 MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 517 N 87 Ave. WY 5-3530 Tu1ia T AMBURN'S STATIQNERY WY 5-3563 A S H PRINTING 119 E Broadway WY 5-3563 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Shop at your home-owned Ben Franklin Store and save ll3 E Broadway Tulla Texas WY 5 2790 SELECT THE AUTOMOBILE FOR YOU Helen Pannell Troy Brasher from the wide range of fine cars at PONTIAC 300 N o7 Ave BUICK EARL COSBY MOTOR CO WY 5 3578 d Mrs llns Woo n Clower Build: IDEAL BARBER SHOP ll5 N Maxwell T Texas 230 0 RAMBLER 0 Tulia, Texas Mr. an . WI ' d I ' 'ng Ulla, FROM START TO S - ami .T Q 221, L FINISH . . YOu'lI Find the best ginning service at . . South of ci SEFCIK GI WY 5-3838 Tulia, Texas 231 I MCDONALD MACHINERY CO. 2OI W Broadway Tulia, Texas WY 5-3292 ,JEEFIE J.w3iiN ,,,f' - xX 9 x fill Offering you the famous JOHN DEERE tractor that everybody wants to drive. rry MIII g Margne Ward FOY S MOBIL SERVICE MAGNOLIA PRODUCTS Mohlgas AQ, S 37 ve WY 5 887L+ Tu la Texas Mobnlol TULIA ICE AND FRUIT MARKET Crushed and bIock noe en 7 days a week tnI 9 'I '1 C gf f-- 3y'o3332::,:,,e a . ' Te ' I an I 0 . I . 0 ,f 9 lol A - 1' , Op un ' :BO .fl ' Ig. Q. fs is i s 5 :,,se.'o IEQIE I K g...,ft 5.x , 232 1 sth uI' , f F- 9 I NW T I3 Texas WY 9 3560 Complete Line of Building Materials Sewall and Glidden Paints -Put N Windmill and Well Supplies U Pipe and Pipe Fittings K ooo HANDS Plumbing Fixtures I WILSDN AND NICHOLS APPLETON LUMBER COMPANY MQTOR F coMPANv l2l N Maxwell 2Ol SW 2nd WY 5-L+L+2L+ WY 5-3Oll Tulia, Texas Tulia, Texas FIND THE EXACT fitting in all your clothing at GOODWINE'S Marilyn Goodwine, Joe Dallug GCODWINFS lL+7 E Broadway Tulia, Texas WY 5-2279 233 STAR GRAIN C0 5 STATE CLEANERS CARL S AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 5- TI' T Tl ...J Bob Ewen Resident phone WY 5 2268 ly C Lo e esldent Phone WY 5 28Ml Both of these men are always on the go to glve the farmers thus area rel able servaoe n their srrngatlon pipe nee s BRCDWN SUPPLY CO Concrete pnpe M06 N 87 Ave Irrlgatlon Systems Aluminum Plpe Designed and Call typesl W 5 302l Installed Tulla, Texas 235 TU LIA WHEAT GRCWERS oemig, HUTTO gn-wlcg MoToR SALES WE HIT THE MARK 306 E Broadway WY 5 3571 lOO N 87 Ave WY 5'352l elk: Tulna Texas Ns, Geraldnne Foster, Center HORN ET S NEST a frequented place for these lovers of good refreshments School Supplnes Sandwnches Novelties Malts N Col I WY 5 2584 Tulsa Texas 14 ,, Tulia, Texas . ' f' l l CHRYSLER 9 2l6 l'ns - A CORDIAL WELCOME and a friendly chat awaits you at H REX AYCOCK INSURANCE AGENCY KKK: IMO S Maxwell WY 5 ZIH9 Tulla Texas Karen Sprawls H Rex Aycock M O ELLIOT INSURANCE GENERAL INSURANCE IO9 N Maxwell WY 5 32h8 Tulna Texas J T HARRIS LUMBERMAN FHA TITLE I AND II LOANS See us for your bulldung needs Dependable Contractors Furnished WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE lOl S Austin WY 5-305k Tulia, Texas -MOUND CITY PAINTS Builders Hardware 2l7 W Broadway N wv 5-som Tulia, Texas IQQELQLEEI Lin Il HYATT RADIATOR SERVICE I sit x 5ff:qN EQLRS 90 SW 2d WY 5 W CANTRELL S ELECTRONIC SERVICE uf I' WY 5 2298 HARMAN AND TOLES GRAIN COMPANY 1202 NW Sth T I T wv 5 2235 Tractor, Truck and Car Radiators S Recorded d R p ' d 0 .. Tul ia , T a ' 4,52 Ib- . ?- - ' T I sion - Radio - Phon g phs in' S - Installation S I III N Aust T Iia, Texas - - ' ,b ' I1., ' 1 t rt K , W...,It..,,.s,.,.WM,.o.I.,,:.Wm .W .,- ,L 31 I u Ia, exas ' .,,-'mu ,. R V fl- Mix mi., -411 :vsmmmxiw,, , x ,t X 1. ,ir ,Q x'Y Q w. .., 6 if sw E v -en , ,Q . 4 W -we M, 'su sm' it afrkf LOVELIER, LIVELIER New l96O CHEVROLET CONNER MOTOR CQMPANY lifgwgd Tulla Texas CLOWER JEWELRY ll3 N Maxwell WY 5 MM7l Tulsa Texas Dzane Clower Happy Rogers 2 .7 t... Barbara Vest Dlnah Thompson Norma Rowland Dana Rogers Calvin White THE WORD'S OUT X? 5.5-X about the superb quality IIIL H xx of food found at if Q i APM Eff' 3 RGGER UPERETTE ms! 3 . Aus ' WY 5-27MB Tul ia, Texas 241 uw MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE INSPECTED AND PROVED To withstand the rough farm work :ch t is boun to take Lorene Elllff La Von Brown WORKMAN AND CULWELL MACHINERY CO l26 N Maxwell Tulla Texas WY 5 3507 4 CAMERA STCDRE ll N Maxwel Q09 N 87 A wv 5 3775 T lla Texas Dnstrlbutor of Texaco Petroleum Products YOUNG AND ELLIS BUTANE CCD Wholesale Tires Batteries Accessornes 5 2724 Tul a Texas wh' i d WILSON'S - I I ve. . WY - ... l i u ' , 2 fx ,Pi I4 , Q Ii I A 2. . .' s k 3 F I-, 1 S I Jean ReeveS Glenda DiekenS COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE H g S Marietta JOUR REGISTERED PIII-IRMACISTS COSMETICS PERFUME IGI E Broadway EOOO SERVICE AT FOUNTAIN WY 5-355I C Tulia, TexaS QU GRAHAM LAFONT MOTORS INC IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - SIMCA Broadway and 87th Avenue Tulsa Texas 5 5 PosT OFFICE CLEANERS E5 Huff HM IIN! l25 N Maxwell Tulla Texas WY 5 3034 Let us help you make your dream come true with our lumber and building supplies ROCKWELL BROTHERS AND COMPANY II9 SW d WY 5 37l8 Tulna Texas Brenda Barham Keeth Murphy - , 0 E BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE? 2n THE BROADCAST IS CLEAR The top-notch reputation of SWISHER COUNTY ELECTRIC is perfectly understood. Ronnie Douglas G ry MTI r Robert Dawson Gary Burk SWISHER COUNTY ELECTRIC CO OP INC 222 W Broadway Tu na Texas WY 5 3567 DAIRY QUEEN BOB NW Btn Tu na Texas WY 5 3289 bf FROM ANYBODY ess was sol drrnk from the DAIRY QUEEN Judye Brooks I Larry DougIas a ' Ie L A T' , - 1' , - B , 'TICJKITJIJI 1 WOULDN'T TAKE THAT y ' Um it .3 fu A 3 I A is XXX if nam um ff? ff' ef H AVS' mm- X MF! L+ males south on Hwy 87 NA 7 35i+f+ HGood Gunning Seryace Tu la Texas ou o I 1 ur nd w e Gay Roper you taste the delicious doughnuts from Bobby Doan Donna R cker ll Huls y VICK S DONUT SHOP 136 W Broadway Tul la, Texas HOUSTON ELEVATOR INC. c y II bhl 3691 5 n 1 , V, 1, ..M.S :F HOUSTON FERTILIZER 8 SUPPLY INC ...rg-:x O U. S. Highway 87, 6 miles south of Tulia NO 8- 6 I HIGH SCHOOL Adams, Eva 28 41 47 65 138 Aldridge Rlcky 2260 50,116 Alexander, Lillie Altman, Jud Anderson Donna Anderson Wanda Andrus, Barbara Aplln, Yvonne Avent, Susan Bacher, Clarence 26,47 132,217 26 116 36 47 116 28 47 65 138 Bales, Betty 17 26 30 31 36,38 44 Carruth Norma 26127 Caywood, Daryhne Chandler Patrtcia 23 47 65 139 Chenoweth Leo 44 72 139 Childress Tommy 14 18 26 72 88 102 118 209 Melvm 61 69 70 138 139 Kelene 26 30 41 47 133 Chlsum Chitty Clayton John 1415 29 30 34 36, 38 127 21 26 64 133 28 46 65 139 240 Cleaver Reba Clower, D1a.ne Coker J udye 116 119 Bales, Richard 18 36,45 61 69 70, 71 132 Barbour Dorothy 30 65 132 206 Barbour, Jean 26,83 116,120 206 Barbour, Jimmie 132 206 Barnett, Gary 10 22 24 69,79 132 210 Barnett, Jerry Bartlett, Bertha 26 47 65 132 Bates, Judy 28 47,138 Bates Ralph 15 16 18 34 47 57 70 98 126 Beasley, Melvin 12 14 19 29 47 59, 70 126 Beasley Wayne Beckman, Annette 26 30 41 126 Berry, Jimmy 29 34126 Bewley, Lewis Bice, Brenda Bice, Jeanette 26 36 117 Coker Ralph Cole Davxd Cook George 44 72 61 69,139 22 117 205 Cook Rita 26 30 47 79 132 133, Copeland Martha 27 28 34 35 47 Copeland Tommy 12 58 126 127 Cosby Jonell 14,16 42 44 45 102 Mllls Larry Blce, Lynda Bllllngton Scottie Bivens, Linda Blackman, Beverly Blue, Gayle Bosley, Guy Bozeman, Harvey Bozeman, Joyce 28138 22,138 25 127 34,117 Bradley J M. 18 22 25 56 117 Bradshaw, Lou 34 48,117 Brasher, Judy 17 22,25,26 so 3136 Brasher Troy Brooks Judye Brown, Jacque 47,48 88 117 218 61 69 70 138 230 16 21 27 36 47 48 117 218 22 88 133 30 26 224 Brown, Lavon 47,65 138 242 Bullock Melba Sue 28 47 138 Burelsmith David 22,30 47 127 Burk Gary 133 36 31 30 245 45 Burk, Norman 18 57 82,116 117 Burnett Ellen 17 33 34 47 117 Burns, Dav1d Burrow Jan 11 26 28 47 54 65 138 Burrow Johnny 133 22 Burton Richard Butler, Cathrine 28,47 138 Butler, Pat 19 22 47 60 68 70 100, Byrd, Dan 22138 Byrd Freva 33,34 127 Inman, Jimmy Cagle, Leshe Campbell Sue 22 138 16 26 30 36 44 51, Caraway Linda 98,127 221 20 2.1 62 63 117 203 Caraway Paul Carothers Joe Carothers, Kay 19 22 24 47 58,69 70,133 206 22 23 69 138 133,47 26 Cox Bobby 22 23 69,133 135 Craig Bonnle 28 139 Cullfer Lena 26 133 Culwell Cheryl 21 26 28 47 64 138 139 Culwell Vickt 20 21 26 62 63 77 78 85 118 Cummings, Glenda 47 54 127 216 Dalluge Jeff 61 69 70 139 Dalluge Joe 19 59 61 66 70 71 118 233 Daniel Jo Nell 26 41 47 133 Dav1s Lyndal Davis Sidney 19 22 25 57 70 71 114 119 Dawson Robert 22 24 45 139 245 Dick Betty 26 127 Dick Btlly 19 29 47 56 59 71 76 Eddie 69 139 222 Gene DeVol1 Roland 102 118,222 DeVo11 Dean Kay 45 139 Dickens Glenda 26 30 47 133 243 Dietrich Carol 28 139 Dletrlch Marlene 17 20 21 48 62, DeVoll DeVol1 Wayne 34 133 222 Doan Billy 15 29 30 36 72 102 114 116 118 119 Doan Bobby 14,29 30 36 102 114 116 118 248 Doan Parker 2 24 30 133 229 Donnell Gery 30 133 210 Douglas Larry 11 12 14 16 17 29 36 44 45 50 102 119 123 245 Douglas Ronn1e 34 45 139 245 Durham Bob 36 139 Edwards Barry Edwards James Edwards Wayne Elliff Lorene 28 47 65 139 242 Elllff VlCky 26 47 54 133 206 Ellis I-YTIH 61 70 79 139 English Marilyn 47 65 139 Evans Bobby' 127 131 Evans Jerry 22 30 36 114,119 204 Ewmg Melba 20 21,33 62 63 118 203 Ferguson J lmmy 22,23,41,139 Flowers Vernon Foster, Johnny 29 127 Fowler, Larry 19 22 72 119 167 Freeman Louise 26 36 126 Freeman Stanley Gardner Buddy Gardner Robbte 33 119 Garrett, Ronnie Garrison Chfford 22,127 George Pat 16,19 22 24 30 31 60 72 98 127 129,221 Godwin Joy 26,36 134 Goodner, Judy 28 41,47 39 Goodwlne Marilyn 17 30,51 102 119 120 209 Gould Linda 14 26 120 Grantham Jerald 25 120 Gruben, Ronald 58 132,134 Green Marcelyn 12 16 17 29 36 47 51 102 119 120 123 Hale Carolyn 12 26 27 29 81 89 Hall Don 22 127 Hansen J uhana 16 36 134 212 Hardee Lynn 20 21 26 47 63,134 Hardy Bill 22 23 61 70 139 Harman, Judy 12 14 17 47 48 50 220 26 30 31 102 116 121 Harman Patsy 28 34 139 Harper, Jimmy Harris Marie 28 30 36 38 39 47 Hastings Carolyn 28 139 246 Haught Gary Don 19 58 69 70 Hay Dubby 61 69 138 139 Hay Johnny Henderson John 16 18 31 57 72 78 94 102 115,121 Hemdon Carolyn 30 33 34 47 120 124 211 Herndon Linda 26 36 41 47 134 Herring Robert 22,45 139 Hicks Jackie 26,36 47,134 Hinkle, Joy 15 17 30 33 34 35 48 102 121,203 Hodges, J lmmy 45 134,224 Hoelscher Wilfred 12 18 29 57 120 Hogglns James 22 59,126 127 Holly Annette 11 12 26 36,127 Hood Ona Beth 28,41 47,139 Hoodenpyle Johnny 22 114 120 Hooten, Melvm 15 17,29,36 51 80 102 114,121,217 House, Deryl 22 139 246 House Leland 25 114 121 Housewright, Darlene 41 127 215 Howard, Bobby 128 212 Hulsey B111 12,19,61,66,70,71 114,115,116 121 248 Hulsey. Janie 28 47,51 65,79 115 138 139,141 Hutson, Norman 25 134 Hutto Gene 22,36 47 128 205 24 60,134 J ennlngs Wayne J obe, Marietta Johnson, Douglas 15,16 41 59 70,98 128 12 122 243 ,36,14-0 Johnson Don Jones Burrell Jones David Koerselman, Betsy 2 24 128 25,129 5 17,45 48 102 116,123 Koerselman Walter 45,140 Kurtz Joyce 28 31 30,47 140 Kurtz Lloyd 22 128 Lankford, Micky 28 30 140 Latham Ronnie 61,69 140 Laurte Ellen 26 27 47 134 Lavender John 40 145 Ledgerwood J ormny Lee Tommy Lemmons Charles 22 25 Lewellen Russell 61 69 70 140 Lewis Harry 17 29 30 47 48 70 71 126 128 129,216 Lewis Patsy 26 30 36 134 209 Llles Brenda 28 140 Loftln, Carol 21 26 47 63 134 250 Loflln John 18 66,67 78,128 216 Long, Rosalie Love Gayle 47 140 Love J anlce 26 36 128 Love Love Love Ronme Roy 22 128 Sharon 20 21 62 122 203 Luera, Ophella 34 35 122 Lumpkins Mary 28 30 33 34 140 Malone Gary 34 70 72 128 Mars Jack 18 22 57 70 71 122 Martin Janis 47 140 Mason, James 18 34 60 69 140 Mason Lahoma 26,34 Matlock Cloyrene 28 65,140 May Lmda 28 47 140 Melton Melton M111er Gary 22 23 24 45 140 245 22 134 16 30 36 38 44 45 140,232 34 69 72 140 Kenneth Ronald 22 23 134 Miller Milligan Terry Ke1th Mtlls Michael Mtlls Sydney Mitchell Charlxe Mitchell Mack Mitchell Moore Gary Moore Naomi Morphis David Morris Jerry Morris Glenda Morris Sheran Mote Marilyn 14 16 17 36 45 46,122 10 19 47 58 68 128 41 69 134 135 28,140 25 123 26 41 47 134 47 140 26 41 47 134 28 47 65 140 Inman Shirley Irlbeck Albert lrlbeck Judith 28 47,140 22 128,131 28,30 34 40 Jackson Dawson 128 26,134 19 29 66 67 99 122,124 Jenkins Carolyn Jennings Clark Morgan Marilyn McAne11y Rickey McCain June 11 17 30 31 47,50 54 80 102 118,123 McClanahan, Kirk 22,140 McCrary Dwight 22 24 45 134 McHaney J immy 22 128 Nall La Noyle 22 128 Nels'-me 13110 26 41 47 128 25 47 134 , ........- 1 1 as , -af g g a , , , , ' ........139 . ..........133 . , ,,,,,,,,,, , , I .at 1 n 1 .....--. . ...aaa I g na.-.....-28 o -0- ' ' I 4- 1 r a 1 '-34 Y....... , g -- n u n 1 1 , ....- n a Q -.. .......140 . , '.... , . .....1a4 , ,,,,,, , , , .- n v 1 1 u ' -0. .... , ...1, , , ...........126 1 .. 1 1 I 1 1 ..........134 , ..........138 A 6.-o 1 1 a s -v 1 s 1 a 1 . ..- p 1 u aa , , , , , , I on u n 1 1 a 1 v 1 , .....-....- 1 , ............45 . ......... . 1 . ...... , 205 . 1 . ............22 ............25 139 . -- 1 1 1 a I , ... , , , o Divan: I u 1 A 9 In 'va' 9 D I I . ..........132 , .. , , . , . . .... , . , , ............128 .... .......126 .. , , , -.........l35 . ........... 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Nolen John ODan1e1 Mark Pannell Floydelle . . . 22 25 ,47 so 69 'zo 16 26,30 47 54, 82 102 123,227 Pannell, Helen 28 47 64 65 140 230 Penry Melvin , Perry, Margaret Perrin, Judy 16,26 30,36 45 98 Plunk, Orville Buzzy 16 18 22 57,59 67 70 71 102 122 123 215 Nomxan 22,45 Jeanette 30,31,33,98 129 Pond, J lmmy 25 36 123 Potter Sue 2l,4l,63 129 Preston, Mary Lou 28,47 140 Preston, Ted Purcell, Modene Purser Ouida 44 129 Poage Poage Pogue Sonnamaker Gloria . . 28 41 Sonnamaker, Linda , 34 IM Sprawls Karen 26 30 33 36 102 120 124 237 Stark Rlckle 22,141 Starnes Gary 45,70 141 Starnes, Larry 29 30 114 125 239 Stewart, Larry 58,80 126,130 Stockett, James 30 47 Stockett John 30 36 130 Stout, Jerry 19 22,67 85 99 125 Strickland, Dale Ann 28,34,79 141 Stringer, Dale Sturgess, Elaine Sturgess, Lar Sweatt Patricia 44 130 26 30,31 136 22 24,130 10,26,36 44 45,136 Hulsey, Miss Mildred 12 36,113 Jarrett, Lonnie 16 98 102 111 Krhut, Frank 57,69 110 Mansdeld, Weldon 22 24,113 Newton, Jacky 69,72 94 112 138 Patton, Kenneth . 25,112 Payne Doug . 25,112 Payne, Mrs Doug . 47 111 Rector, Travis 48 57 94 112 Roberts, Leroy 21,65 113 132 Scott, Mrs S. C. 31 113 Slelton, Mrs Claude Sponholtz Mrs Ted 39 41,112 168 Stewart, R, W 18 61 110,126 Wedding Mrs Nell 113 132 ADMINlS'I'RATION Ketchum Lynda . . Klte Danny . . 152,172 , 152,175 152 175 152,175 Kite Ronny . Lancaster Jerry . . Ledgerwood Marjorie 152 172 175 Lee Gary . . Pyeatt, Nancy 26 30,36,41,129 Ramos Frances 26,30 34 41 Rankin Rector Charles Grady 4 Rector Janice 10,1215 l617,26 so 36 46 so 102 123 Reeves Rhody Jean 30 4147 50135 243 Phyllis 26 30 33 130 Rossl, James Rice James 61 69,70 140 Richardson Ann 26 65 135 Rmgo Richard 22 135 Robinson Cynthia Rocha, Fellpa 28 34 35 140 Rocka Lola Rocha Mary A1'1n 28,34 140 Rogers Dana 16 33,34 36 87 98 130 241 Rogers Happy 61 69 70 140 240 Rogers Penny 21 26 36 47 51 54 63 65 84,98,l29,130 Roper Gay 26 36 38 44 135 248 Roper Roy 25 124 34 35 58 130 Swlnbum, Dale 16 72 81,99 102,116 Swlnbum, Max 18 22,47 68,132 Tanner Carolyn 35 41 130 Tarpley, Dean Taylor, Jean 20 21 23,125 203 Thomas Ann 28 141 Thomas, Edna Ann Thompson, Davey 18 22 72 99 136 Thompson, Dinah 46 65 130 M1 Thompson, Richard Thornton J' 22 136 Timmons Pat 22,130 Tipps, Bob 22,130 Todd Patsy 26,36 47 132 136 205 Tole Sharon 26,47 51 136 Treadway Frank 22,130 Tucker James 16,45 102,125 Tucker Tim Turner Bob 22 25 136 247 Tuttle J W 19 4l,59,135 136 Bell, Mrs Warren Bell 4 Bryant Mrs Dewey Davidson, R. W Swlnburn, W V 4 2 JUNIOR HIG1 EIGHTH GRADE Love, Jimmy ' 152170171,174 Lupton, Molly - Morris, Orvella Moseley Samdra Noble Stanley Neill, Bobby Nevins Szlrley Nolen, Doris Norwood Shirley Orr Sue Palmer, Maxine Patterson, Mary Pearson, Evelyn Pearson, Brad Patzlg, Richard Pendleton Sharon . 153 172 175 153 172,175 153 172 153 175 153,175 172 175 1 172 175 153 175 153 175 153 175 153 175 153 175 153 175 153 172 175 Anderson Marilyn Amold Jim 151 170,171 172 174 Barrow Fred Bean Carolyn 151 175 Bevill Io 151 175 Bice Larry Boasess Joe 151 174 Bradley, Kenny 151 170,172 Pepper, Glyndol Pollard Mike Purser Peggy Ramos, Jose Rice Bobby Richardson Lyndia Rodgers Vada Self, Ronald 153,170 153 172 175 153 175 153 170 171 153 172 Braly Dean Shackleford Don 153 170 174 66,70 81 94 124 Vandergrlff Joe 22 126 130 216 Vars Beverly Vaught James Verver Marla Vest Barbara Vickers, Jerry Vlse Murry 28 47 65 141 22 131 28,141 54 131,133 241 16 36 38 45 141 217 Bure1sm1th Sherry 151 172 175 Burgen, Shelby 170 175 Byram Leslie Wayne Cagle, Sharon Carruth, David 151 170 171 174 Carruth, Gall 151 175 Cox Pegene 172 174 Cox Rick Cummings, Mlcal Davis Richard DeVoll Nina DeVoll, Norris Drake John Duncan Lucky 151 170 171 174 151172 174 151 170 Sharp Jim Pat 153 167170171172 Shelton Charles 154,167 170 171 Spencer, Jesse 154 175 Stockett Nita 154 168 172 174 Tucker Phllllp 154 170 171 172,175 Mike Joseph Raymond Yvonne Wilborn, Dwight Wilkins Penny Wynn Ronnie Young Sharon Ward White Whlte White 154 170 175 154 168 172 174 154 174 175 Rowland Norma David Rucker Donna Rucker Rucker Russell Jackie Russell Sarchet, Jerry 26 30 98,130 M1 22 61,140 26 47 65 135 247 16 19 27 57 70 71 129 130,247 25 135 47 69 135 155 167 171 Scheid Mark Schoeflling Eddxe Schulte Rosella Schultz Margaret Schultz, Annette 40 41 47 136 207 Sharp Linda 26 36 136 Shelton Michael 12 14 16 17 35 37 51 81 98 101 129 130 220 Shipman, Carolyn 28,44 141 '12 141 16 29 102 125 26 33,47136 Simon Sims Sims Smith Sm1t.h Pat 26 30 33 41,47 86 124 Gay 41,130 Steve 22 70 Donna 26,33 124 lwana 26 36 125 S1T11th Jim 22 23 30 36 37130 220 Sm1th, Kathy Smith Karen 26,47 136 Vlse Sharon 16,17 34 35 36 Wakefield, Larry 22,30,3l 102,114 125,239 Walker Comic 28,30 33 45 141 Ward, Don 30 47 126 131 Ward Margie 28,34 45 141,232 Watts Frances 26 47 136 Weiss Geraldine 26 33 65 136 White Calvin 125 129 Whithll Craig ll 34 72 141 Wllkerson Jimmy Wlmberly Paula 28141 Wynne David 34 44 72 141 Wyrlck Laralne 33 136 Young Marilyn 26 78 131 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Barnett Mrs J' T 26 112 Bosley R. C 94 110 138 Cope Ralph 111,126 Cook Bruce 43,94 110 174 Edwards Mrs Walter 26 110 17 48 110 29 94,111 18 57 111 22 113 Harder Mrs Alvln Hefley Mrs Blake Henry B111 Holmes Joe Edwards Tommy Evans Linda Featherston Sue Gardner Gary Garrison, Jack Godwin Carl Grantham Shannon Green, Jill 151 170 171 174 151 175 151 175 151 175 151 170 152 168 Young Vicki 154 172 174 SEVENTH GRADE Altman Danny 155 172 170 175 Ballenger Richard 155 171 174 155 174 155 172 155 172 Barnett, Sheila Berner, Melvin Berry Karen Blackman Harold Hall, Sharon Harris June 152 172,168 174 H111 Mac 152 175 Honea Soma 152 175 Hooper, Frank 152,170 l'Tl 172 174 Hooper Sid 152 170 Howell J' ohn 152,170 l'Tl 172 174 Htmt, Sharon 152,168175 Hutson Lily 152,172 Jennings Jennings J ennlngs, Roger Velma Johnson Danny Johnson Larry Kendrick Tommy Donna 152 167 168,172 Monroe Jennings 152 174 152 175 152,170 171 172 174 Boatrlght Lynn Bozeman, en Brooks Jack Bryant Dlana Burk Ken Byrd Joe L Consler, Ken Chapman, Eugene Chllders Billy D Cloer Kelley Crosby Marilyn Cullfer Jerry Dallas Edwin Davis Vicki Davis Warren Dawson, Carol Dennison Dennls 155 174 155 170 172 174 155 170 171 174 155 175 155 170 171 174 155 170 155 174 155,174 155 174 I - - -- u 1 6 . . . nu 1 , ,,, . .....14o . . , I: ,' ,' , . , .. , . . . . ........ . . . . , , . .. .,, ,, .. .... .... . . . . , H , a 1 a a 1 1-aan p y ao... a 5 ,.....,53, , . . 124 , . ....11 H ' ---- . . . ..... ....11 ,, , . . ........ . .. . . , , , , .... . 5 .......... , . ......U1-51 , ,,,,,15'3 6 ..........10 ... , , , , D .............151 . .,, .,, , , . ..........22 ... . , , , UU U. 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K. Burks Mrs A L Carson, Mrs Roy Edwards Walter Fulkerson Mrs Bob Green, Mrs Don Henderson, Mrs Beulah 148 173 148 173 149 169 150 166 4 Howell Elvin 149,170 172 Hunt, Mrs Walter 150 164 Lantz John E 149 170 171 172 Massey, Mrs C. I, Mrtchell Mrs Kermlt 150165196 Rowell, Mrs 1-I L Jr Searcy Charles Swlnbum Mrs W Turney, Mrs IH Walker Mrs E J Williams Mrs Dorthy ADMINISTRATION Gatewood Gordon Behne Mrs Dan E LEME NTA RY 4 4 4 A Mrs Gordon Gatewood 178181 B Mrs Bill Henry 178 181 C Mrs L H Drake 178 182 194 4 D Mrs R. H Braly 178182 194 4 E Mr Rogallo Perez 178 94 183 A Mrs B Mrs D Mrs E Mrs A Mrs Leroy Roberts 170 183 Ray Douglas 179 184 Tommy Middleton 179 185 Roy D Pyeatt 179 185 Billy Love 179 186 196 Miss Lynn Pyeatt 179186 Mrs B111 Rogers 179187 Mrs Monroe McGlaun 38180 E Mrs C W Freeman 180188 Miss Ventura Ramos Mrs Mrs C Mrs D Mrs Mrs Mrs C W Rose 180 189 194 Elbert Sveatt 180 189 Mal Wynne 180 190 John Brown 180 190 Lynn Camp 180 94 191 Mary Perkins 191 197 Elementary Music Mr Mal Wynne Special Education Mrs F O Amerson 180 191 Mlss Tlny Bateman 180 191 Mrs Nell Sheets 150 167 School Nurse Mrs 1 M Meadows ADMINISTRATION Mitchell, Mr Kermit Noble Mrs John , .. ...155 . .. .... . . - . .......166 , ..... ....... 1 55 , ......... ..158 . - . ......166 , ..... .... 1 55 , .... . . . .. . ....161 '1-y I ,,,, ., , , , ..... ... . 1 .. .... 161 I 'I ' -I., I ', .... ...... - . . .... ...... 1 58 . .... 161 . . , .. ..... . . , . . . .... .... . 161 I , , ...... , . ....... , ....... . . .. ...149 , .. .... . . ..... 158 . .... ..... 1 61 , .....148 . , . .......161 I , , , .....156 . .. ....... 158 , ...........161 I I I , , . . ..... .' . , ,,,,19 , .. ..... 156 '. 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