Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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Cl1eGr'Ieacier's Boost Sczhool Spirit, OOPS! DON'T LET HER FALL! -- These five spirited gals practice acrobatic stunts which they learned at cheerleader school this past summer. The girls attended the cheer- leading school at Southern Methodist Univer- sity August 24-29. From left to right, the girls are Dian Fife Linda Pool Dian Myers Brenda Parham and Ann Staton FIGHT TEAM FIGHT' The student body leads the team on to victory as the cheerleaders lead yells at the Fri day pep rallies which were held regu larly during football season leaders have a busy schedule during football and basketball pep rallies decorating goal posts for home foot ball games and above all keeping the spectators and players in high spirits even when the score 15 at a standstill ,gf 1 fn W 'Z A - FIVE BUNDLES OF PEP -- cheer- kt 9 ,f- , ,N W Q . 9 1 , , . - i F ,M 1 I

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Choir Adds Notes Of' 1nspir'at,ion SONGBIRDS The cho1r members are from left to r1ght on f1rst row Lmda Henderson Sandra Stevens Ann Warren Jean Maddox Charlotte Powell Brenda Sm1th Carolyn Cauthron Qumell Parker second row Neta Maxf1e1d Judy Chappell Lmda Nat1ons Judy Ne1l1 V1rg1n1a Martm Jean Hobbs Char lotte K1ser Lmda Ga1l Sm1th Brenda Parham Lmda Rogers th1rd row Betty H111 Sandra Smxth Marsha K1dd I-Iulene Ba1ley Jane Morr1s La Qu1ta G11 breath Mary Rodgers Sue Nell Curley Shara G111ent1ne, and Judy Tunnell 'A SEPTEMBER SONG Chou- students above m1ngle re1axat1on w1th class work as they enjoy the September sun Th1s was a common scene durmg the hot days when the cho1r wanted to es cape the heat of a stuffy classroom DO RE ME Mr W C Turbevllle r1ght d1rects the chomr as they prac tlce a new number The chon' under the d1rect1on of the1r many outstand1ng contr1but1ons to the school and commumty by 1ts 1nsp1rat1onal mus1c Bes1des prov1d1ng mus1c for var1ous local churches the cho1r also added mus1c to sev eral assembly programs dur1ng the year Durmg the Chr1stmas season the chon- presented a concert of carols 1n the Van C1ty Park ,V ,pf 4 s , at . r 4 M- . , . . , . I I I 1 1 ' I 7 t 5 I I l , . . I . , . . . . , , - . , . . . , I . 3 . , . , . , . , . , . 1 . . - I l D ' . ' . , . 1 f K use ,. A 5:1 in KN M: iwwg V L wgl:2.k.rii1,,,M - , . . . 1 1 fps 1 1 ' new director, Mr. W. C. Turbeville, has made ffzrrrizf ' ' sim: H all ' ' ' - ' Q ., e- - 1 K milf' . . . . . . wx: , 4 MZ . V L . s u - C f - : A 'P 'S ' z 2 f' La ' . . . . K . , ,Q ' '7 4 7 K , VH' va A 1 u o . , ' J uf' ' ' u 1 1 1 3 5 . . , 2 , S 1 - - -- . . . ' , Y -

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Future Homemalters Learn B5 Expeueuce Q i ivgga. '27 'iv K? F HA LEADERS Offmcers for the 1958 59 Future Homemakers Club mclude from left to rlght Ruth Ellon Townley treasurer Evelyn Stone secretary Crystal Hawk1ns presxdent and D1anna Camper v1ce presldent The Future Homemakers Club were bus1ly en gaged 1n many act1v1t1es durmg the school year These act1v1t1es mcluded a magazme sale IH wh1ch pr1zes cons1st1ng of such awards as a portable ra d1o were awarded to the Homemaker who sold the most magazme subscr1pt1ons and renewals Bes1des sponsormg a cook1e and cake sale the g1rls also sent cook1es to the State Mental Hospltal 1n Terrell at Chr1stmas Several representatlves also attended the dxs tr1ct F H A meet1ng 1n Greenvxlle where they had a part on the program SAMPLING THEIR C O O K I N G Charlotte K1ser, Ruth Ellon Townley, Carolyn Baker, and L1nda Hodges sample the food they cooked for a. buf fet supper for some of the teachers. F H.A. IN ACTION Crystal Haw k1ns pres1des over a local F.H A meetmg Other members lnclude L1nda Hodges, Ruth Ellon Townley, Evelyn Stone, Janet Pltman, D1anna, Camper, L1nda Gandy, Delores Ad ams, Sandra Pool, L1nda Peden, and Brenda Crawford.