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

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-.-., e- :few V' ,- Hg , . H4 ff? Q ye 4 Row r: -llerring, Spencer, Rowton, Tiner, lfggehreeht, Herdman, Bruce, llunter, Mellaniels, Ross, Carroll, Farley, Richter Row 3: Nliss Morgan, C tyrtlik, llolclar, Sparks, llaley, Mnhl, Clanavati, Freeman, Corhin, Choate, Klasse-y, Rowe, Russell, Reece, NleSpadden, liyssen, Massey, Newton, XVilliams, Vngelsang Ron' 31 Constantine, liostiele, Craven, Todd, Russell, McClellan, Banks, Traylor, Cash, YVilkes, Shotwell, Benavidel, Fulyviler, XVLIISUII IJARIJEN SERVICE CLUB SfVIllXIN'f RUSS IfI,lZ:Xl5lfTlI lNlURG:XN l7Al.l, SPRING Xllavie Herring . . . . I'l'r.vifl'rl1l . . . . Ellen ,lean Bostiek Alive Ctyrtlik . . I-'irsl l'i1'r-Prrsitirvzl , . . . Sandy Spark Patsy Reece . . , N'1'1u11.1 l'i1r'-l'r'r'5itlr'11t . . Sarah I.ee Spencer Sandy Spark . . . Thin! lvifl'-Pl'l'.YitiI'llf, . . Sheila YVillyes lillen ,lean Bostieli . . . ICf'1m'.fi11g1 Sr'rrr'lm'y . . . Glenda llunter Paula Constantine . . . l,'n1'1'1'.rjwlnli11g1 Sr'rr1'1r1ry . . Peggy Vogelsang I.inda Iluldar . . .... Tl'l'll5lIl'l'l' . . . . . Linda Hilliklf l.iy Nleflellan . . Purlialrzfnlarialz . . Liz McClellan Gale Rowe . . . . . R1'j10rlr'r . . . . . . Gale Rowe Kay Riehter . . Sllllltillfrfj S4'l'l'l'fllI'y . . Anne llerdman Darden Service Lllnh exists for one purpose: to be of with baskets of food and clothing. The girls also made service to those who are in need. Darden tries to grfmin over Zoo hean bags, stuffed animals, and redressed dolls this goal in all its activities throughout the year. for the Kiwanis Toy Chest. They aided the Speech De' , A . . partment hy serving at the speech banquet and hy tuning home ot the regular duties ot the eluh are to help at , . , , debates. the Red L ross, to help at the l.atm .-Xmerican Nursery, to yisit YVoodland Springs, and to help any other deserving The money used in these many projects is raised year- groups. ly hy the sale of flu-flus, cakes, and lvaco High sta- , . , , , tionery. 'lhe sale ot lVaco High head scarves was an Darden was ot service in many ways this year. rl he . . . . , . . ' . . added money-malung project this year. girls sold poppies lor lhsahled Yeterans, sold miniature ' crutches tor the Klarch of lhmes, and helped with Laster Darden also has social activities, their formal initia- Seals. At Tlianksgiying, llarden supplied a needy family tion dinners each semester and the Senior luncheon. l'.n:f' Il! nm - - ... A .. 5' ,

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1 X53 x f L--v 'GQ Rim' i: Mr. Kiiipper, Dniiiel, Mmiteitli, liiiiiywird, fiI'llselld1vi'f, Nlurris, Stroud, Unites, Siinpsuii, Suuw J Rims 3: Thrzills, Single, TIIFPIIIIIN, Peziiwe, lurter, Clizivaii-rigi, juries, Flziiiiigqiii CIYII. :XIR Ili-X'l'RHI, s,i,,,,i,i,-I MR. ii. xi. IQNIPVI-QR I .XI.I. SPRING Re-siggiii Slziglr ....... I1rr,v1.1,'r1f .... . . I.:iri'x ,lum-s Kent liriiseiiclurl . . l'1iw-l'rr,v1.lfl1l . . 'Ilunmy Struutl wlue Iiuuizirtl ......., 5'iw1'flt11'y ........ ,lnhii l'iei'ee The Cixil Air I71lfI'fll Cluh is efiiiet-i'iieil with gill iuzuieuxers. iiieteumlugy 1llllIIlJlYlQ21TlUII. phzises uf :iviutifwii :uiil the activities ui the Ufgllllllilfldll The eluh is quite pruutl uf the fzict thzit seven uf its :ire eeiitereil :iruuiiil Ieuriiiiig :is much :is possible :ihuut iiieuihets :ite Civil :Xir l':iti'0l Cxulets :uul quite :ietive iii this fziseiiiutiiig seieiiee. the Wvzim Civil .slit Pxittul Squ:itli'uii. Une of the iiieui- To ilnte, the topics iiieluiletl iii fiui' sfllily' :ite theufi hers. Kent lii'useii4lru'1. lNllk'ZlI1tIlll1lI'l' Tm' ZIKIIIIIBNIUII to the of flight, :iii-ei':ilt srruetuite, ziirt'i':ift engines, hzisit' flight lviiitetl Stzites Air l 1u'ee :Xe:iile:ii5. I.IiA'I'H If R CRA If'l'S CLI ' I3 .x',W,,w,,+ Miss xixm' ifieiaiixu If.'XI.I, SPRING ,live Ciwlk , . . . . . I'1f.vi1lr1zl . . . 1,1-stei' lirmimlixziy l.Ii-yd Nlixhry ..... .frir','lf1ry-Tr'rr15lil'rr' ...., 1.10511 Nlaihry The I.ezithei' Crafts Cluh is fm' those pupils who wziiit The u'ni'liei's :ipply their uivii ilesigiis. tural them. to lezirii the att of leather tooling ui' who wzuit tu perfect polish Zllltl finish gill zirtieles. their art. The members speiiil tht- eluh periml. :is well .is extra hours, iii mzikiiig hillfrilils. wzitelihziiitls, purses, helts. For peuple who :ire iiiteitesteil iii lezithei' wurlc, this is ehzips. 01' even szitltlles if they feel that uiiihitiuus. yuui' club. The very tzileiitetl spuiisoi' is Bliss Ifielcliiigi. Row it Cuiiaiuziy, Nlzirtiiiel, Iiiiippli-, llwruc. Nliilillaiii, Nlrihry, Sziurliey, Dziiiiels, YYJLIL-, XXICIICVITIQIII Rrw 1: Ilnlusek, Fielxle. .-Xtlzunik, liiwmiiiluziy, Nltfzill, jay, Duhiiis, Clniiiieh, Smith, XYel'stei', Rush, Phillips A Q F5 4. 2. an A -

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D. E. . A 1 Row 1: Shriver, Yoiilig, Nlr. Hudspeth, Tye, Richard, Hodges, llaralson, llunean, Gibson, Putnam Pi.. Row 1: Arnold, Duncan, Powers, Appleton, Smith, Yarhrough, Coleman, l.:1-loie, Prickett, Turner, Smith, liurnette, Smith Row 3: Gonzales, Mcllarque, Nlagee, Lowrance, fumiingham, Parrish, Cuilniiigliarn, XVillserson, Daniel IJIS'1'RIBlf'I'IVE IiIJl'CA'I'1tJN t'l,l'I-3 .wpamm-1 MR. w. D. nvnsviirn FAIL SPRING Alvin Lowrance . .... Pfrfifiwrrf ....... -Xlvin Low rance ,luanita Duncan . . . Fifi! l'i1'f'-l'rf.fiiff11I . . Kathryn llaralson Molly Putman . . . .hlffflllii l'i1'i'-Pr1'5ii14'11t . . . Molly Putnam Betty l.ou Powers . . . . Snl'wl11ry . . . . Carolyn Burnette Betty Lou Powers . . . Tl'l'll5Ill'l'l' . . . Hetty Lou Powers Margie Duncan . . R4'p0l'frr . , . Margie Duncan The Distributive Education Club is for those pupils taking distributive education who wish to enrich their courses with club and social experiences. The Waco High School Chapter is affiliated with both the state and na- tional organizations. As a money-making project club members sold pro- grams at all home football games. During the Heart o'Texas Fair. the club was chosen to provide the l'Vaco Independent School District booth. The purpose of the attractive display was to acquaint fair visitors with the advantages of the D. E. program. In October the club began planning for the State Convention to be held in Austin February 28 to lllarch I. Each member chose the contest he wished to enter and a series of eliminations were held in each field. The win- ners in the various contests who represented the club in Austin were as follows: salesmanship. Alvin Lowranceg business speaking, Kathryn Haralson: job application and individual notebook, julia Tye. These winners competed in the State contests and each placed in the top ten in the finals. The club programs have featured sales demonstra- tions put on by representatives from local firms, discus- sions of merchandising problems by members and visitors. and the usual social occasions enjoyed by all the YV. H. S. clubs. Page 10 3