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

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i ICWIIO HSI! ' L 1 V 1 v i V Ss.. Xlzll CNHI-.RS CLI I3 Spnzfi-f1i',c: MISS i9R,Xl'l1 ll.XNIlI.'l'UN mli IIUNIICRUUNI 'l'lC,Xf'llIiRS Pl't'NlKlL'llI llXYflj'IIl' l,ee l'iL': l'l'csitlelit -llbllll llllvis St'l'l'VIlll'j Fimpleruii ,lll't'llFllI'6I' lien ivipsemnlwe The Nl'XYCllI1lFI'S Lllulv is the l'Cllllll'Ctl Cllll3 for :ill Illlg pupils :mtl muy he elirmseii hy :my trzmstei' pupil illlflllg his first term in xxvllffl High School. The purpose of the club is to give its members :in opportmiity to get zieqimiiit- ell with n-:ich other :mil with the customs. regulzitions :mil trzulitirms of Wlim High Seliuul. Tlirouglimit the semester rep- reseiitaitives of other clubs :ip- pezir before the group tu give them llll-Ul'lllIlflllIl ztlmut their respective twgxiiiixzitiuiis so that the Nexvemm-i's may make iii- telligent elulw elioiees in the spring. I. Uttieersiixlllmsenirilwe, l.ee, l UI png li 5 'r 'yf, Jlvis 2. Nurniikping C'iimmittee 3. Reglxhlr meeting in sturly hull D A

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ns' .H..'. lla jg' . 'gg Row 1: Jennings, l7it-tv, XVatson, Bell, Collins, Xdams, Nlcfall, Phillips, Fife, Storer, Cypert Row 1: livans, Iir-stick, Cinstantine, liutler, Koeuing, Miller, lohnson, Koerih, Hincannun, Nlclzlroy, XYilhite, Todd, Nieclerer, Richter Row 3: liucl-tler, Herring, Shotwell, Smith, lloldar, Arinstrong, liruner, Spark,,lg1clcsoii, Speiuvr, NIi'XYilliaiiis, curry Row 4: Craven, lluekahee, Canales, litlhugh, Harris, llnlllllllx, lluuslon, Hunter, Stratton, lfzirrar, llouell Rrw 5: Ilwover, Schwetman, Garrett, Shauyer, lfaster, Bateman, ll1'IIhl', l. LIilll. Nlillllll. Nlvt-lI'iI,M lllllllllvwill. Row' NATIUNA-XI, lit DNC JR Si JL'llf'l'Y Sfnnrnrz NIISS NIXRY Q'l..XY'I'HN I-'.'XI.l. SPRIXU Dennis Nlegarity , . . . 1'1'1'.fiiff'I1l . . . .,., lily lfarrar Paula C'onstantine . . I-'n'51 l'iif-l'lfu.!w11f . Virginia llouell Clint Bateman . , ,NU-fffzztf l'iff-l'n',viiir11l , . . Kay Richter Virginia llowell , . , Rwinrtlnzff .Yivr'rlr1r'3' . . Paula Constantine Davie Herring , . . lfurwsfvnziiiiugl .NUir'rItz1'.1' . . 'loanna Rot-rrh Robert llooyer . 4 . TI'v'll.Xl1I'I'l' . , .Xrgclio fanales Donald Rose . . Parliumrzzlizffzlzz . . jerry lfaster ,lay Farrar . . .fll.VlUl'IlHI. . . Uynthia Miller lVaco High School Chapter of the National Honor Society admits new members twice a year. Pupils of 1 I.-X, i2B, or IZKX standing who haye an A average lop and who have been approved by the faculty on the basis of leadership, seryice, and character are eligible. provided they haye attended lVaco High School for at least Une semester. In Uctober, the fall National Honor Society assembly emphasized American Education YVeek. An initiation ceremony followed the program. There was Ioo'9 par- ticipation of the members for the program. Four spoke on the qualifications for the society while others posed in shadow-box scenes portraying each qualification. The Reverend llaurice Cadwalder was the guest spealier for the sp1'ing assembly prograin. XIV. lf. N. Dennard and llr. fl. R. Downing assisted in the initia- tion of thirty-eight new members. The National Honor Society was well represented in the participation in the National Klerit Scholarship examination which was given in the fall. Two members of the society rated in the top one-half of the top one per cent of thot- taking the examination in Texas. :X project of the Xvaco Chapter is a tutoring service which operates through the guidance office. Page ll'1

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OO ,JfwcfvfeffL'0VUl C e 'T' 5 Row 1: Adams, Sauer, Braswell, Mayfield, Gressett, Iirban, Sewell, Cfllnpf Mrs. Meadows, Mcillnne, Myers, Hillhouse, XVest Row 2: Logan, liurch, Hanna, Kimhriel, Alohnsin, Helton, Voss, lxider, Cottmzin, Ifrallier, Kmpin, llaiseltlen, lmleh, f'f:iiaxx':iy, Diet Row 3: Coehrnn, Rushing, Lehmzin, Smith, Bryan, I.. Cooper, SIL'11ll, Cooper, liicltlle, Prine Pl'fRSUN:XI,I'l'Y I7lCYlCI.UPBIlfX'1' CI,l'l3 1iRUl'l'l liRUl'l' II . .X'fm11,mr: MRS. llliI.liN NIILXIUUXYS ,hlftliflffllf NIRS. lil7N,X l5II,l..XRl7 l7.ll.l. SPRING l'resitlent lietty liucklei Iilin Vela . . . . Prr.viJr11l . l5oruthy' lirxiint Vice-Presielent l,iml:i llhilps llelen Nlzltlrlox . . l'izv'-lJr1'5iiff'1z1 .... Patsy Price Secretziry' Sllllllilfll lXlnorc Mary Propst . , . .X'fn'rh11'y . ,Iimmie Sue Dyer 'Ilreusurer iiziylai Miller Mzirgfiret Spiller . 1vl'r'll5IH'l'l' ,hlimmie Sue Dyer Development Club was orgzinizeml to problems concerning personal groom- The Personality' assist girls in solving ing, manners, tlziting, clothes for tlitterent occasions. One ot the most iniportzint functions of the club is to encour- age the girls to develop poise :intl zissurzince in dealing with other intlivitluals. The girls assist in program planning :intl inclutle :ts iliritluzil ones. Row I: Coates, Fisher, lutld, Stricl-tlzintl, I,uens, Nloore, Smith, llzivis, Rhodes, C'1impl1ell, Rogers, Uvten, fl4lDt'lL1llll Row 2: Peeples, XVinclen their selections group iliscussions. nioxies, outsicle spezilxer and panel tliscussions. There :ire two sections of this club :lt present :intl severzil joint meetings are helnl so that .ill mziy benefit from group suggestions :intl itlens. Each see' tion assumes the responsibility of the progrzun twice tlur ing the semester. The remziiniler of the meetings .ut in Ilzirrell,-C'nmeron, llughes, Scott, llenclen, Gaines, K. Free, Anderson, Shi-ole, Harker, Bucltler, Philps, lireclx, Neuinain s .M V w 'Q - , fe ' Page 12