Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Most Representative Girl and Boy PEGGY HICKS and HAROLD 'KTeXl' WILLIANIS, chosen by the student body as the niost representative girl and boy of Waco High School, were presented by hlayor George Stone at the all-school governnient party on Nlarch 29. The candi- dates, who were elected by the hoinerooins, were as follows: Peggy Hicks, Ada Stone, Betty Fay Sligh, Kathleen Hartley, Helen Silvey, Sue Holt, Diary Ann Steele, Jean Harman, Frieda Bruclc, lblartha Lou lbliller, Barbara Schwan, joan Pardo, Eva Beth Crump, une Ferguson, Emily Burt, Nlartha Ann Chilcote, Nada Sue Car- michael, Ellen Ricketts, o is Chathani, James Williaiiis, Harold Williaiiis, Ray Barnett, joe Gilleland, Nick Klaras, Vernon Potter, Bill Bailey, Richard Smith, WVeldon Clifton, and Ernest Daily. These government-sponsored parties have been bright spots in our school social life this year. Featuring games, dancing, refreshments, and such special features as a play given by the football boys and the presentation of the most representative girl and boy, these social gatherings have united the student body while supplying them with fun and relaxation. llflay each school year bring even more school parties! Page 26

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Officers of Senior Class MID-YEAR DAN XVHITE . . Pnfsiflmz . BOBBY STREET. . . lf7il'!'-Pfi'3lilll'7lf . ROERIE LOOHRIIIGE . . Sfmfmry . HOW'ARD THOMPSON . . Trmsurvr MIss LoL'IsE GAYLE . . . .Sponsors MR. THOMAS L. NVARE . . .Sponsors COMMITTEE FOR NOMINATING Joyce Boles Lloyd Blaelunon jean Brittain Ima Joy Chodorow John Ghrist Betty Holder .lean Renielc johnson Luther Lavender James Lee Cynthia Littlefield JUNE . . AOA RISI-IER STONE TVIARTHA LOU MILLER . . . MARIE CAGLE . . . TJICK TNTOSER . . Miss ELUR OSBORN . MR. LI.-XRRY STITELER FAVORITES Teresa lN1cCoy Aloe Robinette Helen Schroeder Hlzirtha Swope Thomas Turner Lenora Harrell joe Lowe joseph Tusa Kurt Hirsch RING AND PIN COINIINIITTEE Barbara Crippen Teddy Fair Alznnes Williams Bill Davidson Bettye Kyle Lee INVITATIONS COIXIIXIITTEE Betty Abel Pauline Duncan Ray Louise Alones lVIarvin Brenner Ben Hosey SENIOR RECOGNITION COIXIIXIITTEE lX'Iarilyn Fred Dorothy Rleliinney Bob Sadler Donald lN'IeDonald Lilabeth lXIassenburg Wz13'I1e Teel