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

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00650 Rovv ii Anderson, Mr. Gardner, Burney, Syanti, Bennett, Ramsey, Phillips, Nlarion, Gihson, S. Brown, Karahal, Haynes, R. Milam Ron 3: Stone, II. VVilliams, Marek, Hnlhert, XVilliams, Lovvranee, Ilanveiser, VValker, Meadnr, Smith, Sehutza, Gunter, Ratelitt, Carter, Peeples, Ott, Ilnloek, Easter Ren 3: Gainhoa, Collins, Snttle, Malone, Garrett, Klart, Owens, Sartar, Berry, Burton, Berk, King, Sprrnnty FIIQLIJ ANI? STREAM CLI' I3 lerrv Easter lSRUl'I' I Xflllliilllfi MR. NV.-XYNE QEARIVNIQR MR. HII,I. I..-XMRIN I-I-XI.l. SPRING linlwluy .lovee . . . . l'r'r'.riJr11l . . . . Gary XValker Ilerrell Gilhert . Firrl l'ifi'-l'1'rsiilr11l . . Sentt Meader Denny l.inam Sftlllhi l'i1r-l'1'f'5iJr11l . . Bill Berry George Ilerhert , Rflfllllllllfl Sr'r'wlz1ry . Ilendlev NViIliams Donald Baker Cr11'r1',rfir1mlingf SJ'l'I'I'llI7'j' . Tommy Marek Seott Meader . . . llislurimz . . . . Rohert Milam Hill Berry . . Prlrliarlzrfilzlrizzlz . . . Joe Rateliff Bohlmv Smith . . . Tn'a.r111'1'1'. , johnny Gamhna . Swgmzzzf-al-arms . . . CIRUVP II .hlfVl1I.V0l'I NIR. B. JONES I'.XI,I. SPRING C'arlton Ifdxvards . . .Prrri4ff'11l. . . . Ilnald Baker Gordon Rr nntree Ronnie Ilolle . Mike Corwin . Ronald Freeman Brett Morris . Fharles Riehards Iinzvie Foster . Iiohhv Smith . . XValter Fernald l'if '51 l'in'-P1'f'5iiif'11l . Gordon Rountree SHIIIILI' l'ir1'-P1'r,vitIf'11! . . R1'l'llI't1'Illgl Sr'u'wlary . . l.IIII'l4t'.YAf'fIlltlIllff .9r1'rwlr1r'y . . llirlwialz . Parlmmwrifarian . Trra.t111'wr . S1'z',qw11z1I-ui-arn1.v . Iiuhlwy vlnvee Derrell Gilbert Buzzie Foster Mike Corwin ,limmv Riggs Iiohhv Smith Carlton Iidvvards Richard Braun Gary XValker . , - Don Phillips Ilnring the past vear the Field and Stream Club had many interesting speakers. Interesting talks on the art of archery were given hy Hill llills and Kenneth Denton. R. l,. Iftlrington, a well known animal caller, gave a talk on the nse of the vvild animal call. An exciting talk and demonstration on hand loading was given hy Leonard Farlev, a well knovvn Central-Texas sportsnian. Close- ly linked to the talk on loading was one on rifles given hy rlionimy Zorn. lklr. Zorn also gave a talk on fishing later in the vear. Closing ont the year's programs vvas a talk on the rising sport ot Beagle hunting bv a Beagle enthusiast himself, Earl Golding. Roxv it Mr, jones, Stringer, C'orvvin, Ilarvvell, Fernald, Asheraft, Foster, Martin, Ilvving, MeXVI1orter, Mondry, Head, England Row 3: Taylor, Rogers, XVhitt, Crenshaw, Smith, Smith, Renner, Massey, Thomas, Iloeldtke, Braun, Baker, Spalshnry, Bell, Stevens, XVrigght, Mt'Mnrrav Row 3: MeMillan, Rountree, Iovee, Kirkland, Barnes, Allen, Rvals, Lipsev, liilhert, Clark, XVilson, Riggs, Hlaekhurn, Edwards. I YVe a ver V no 000 PH. I. N3 7

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F ORSGARD C9 xrffaeggfgfi, Row 1: Burns, Stiller, Gorham, Collier, Miller, Nelson, Tonahill, Payne, Seelye, Smith, Moore, Gress, Brown Row 1: Mrs. Mills, Fry, Layvhon, Street, Smith, McMillan, Xvilsun, liarhee, lienty, Collins, jones, Iirame, Koerth, hlolinson, Turner, Iluckahee, Irord, Rt-hl, Matthews Row 3: Moore, Sellers, Morrow, Savage, Lindley, Fife, NIL'XVIlli1lII1N, Iiarelay, I.uedlver, Guy, Ricketts, Player, Connor, Dison, Collins FORSGARI7 SICRVICE CLUB Xpnzzmrz MRS. ISILI. MII.I,S FALI. SPRING Cynthia Miller . . . . . l'1'r.mlr11I . . . . Iiarharn Morrow Barbara INIorrmv . . Fifi! l'iu'+l'1'f'5ii11'1lf . . . . Kay Pierce Cecelia Brume . . . Si'!'l!!lif l'ifr-Pw.vitlr'1zl . . . Frances Collins Kathy Tonahill . . Rt'l'0!'I1fllfj Swrwlzlry ..... Phyllis llison Linda Johnson . . Slllllillllllfj .h'l'!I'1'fl1I'-1' . . . Carole .lean Moore Peggy Seelye . . . . Trfr1.v11rrr' . . . . . . Celia Turner Cynthia Gress . . llismrian . . Kay Smith Projects of Forsgard Service Club for 1957-59 were working at the Evangelia Settlement. at the Red Cross, at the Louie Illigel Center. and at the Y. IV. C. A. Illembers also helped with the lluscular Dystrophy Drive. On Halloween Forsgard girls gave a party for the small children at the Evangelia Settlement. At Christmas groups of girls adopted needy families and gave them what assistance was necessary in the way of food, gifts and clothing. During Christmas Forsgard girls collected gifts for teenagers, packaged the gifts, and sent the pack- ages to the Toy Chest for distribution. At the beginning of school, Forsgard sold the tra- ditional YVaco I-Iigh School book covers. In November the club held a cake sale. Ar the end of school Forsgard sold annual covers. In drives around the city, Forsgard helped in the poppy sale and the Illarch of Dimes, assisted the Veterans of Foreign Wzi1's in the sale of forget-me-nots, and helped man the Salvation Army Christmas kettles. The main social event of the year in which Forsgard participated was the I-Iigh I-Iat, given by the Service League. The club also held a Come-as-you-are party for the initiates. The year ended with a banquet. Page 107