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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASSES 9-46 A ADMINISTRATION!FACULTY 47-56 lax I WA, 1' HONORS 125-140 SPORTS 141-178 ORGANIZATIONS 57-92 CLUBS 93-116 ACTIVITIES 1 1 7-I 24

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Though a foreword is ih order from the class of sixty-nine, lt's a sort of looking backword that may help us to define, ln those far-off times and places and in climes we've yet to know, All the memories we'Il carry just as far as we can go. There may be a certain sameness in the yearbooks on the shelf, But there'll never be a better place to meet and greet one's self, Though our fortune's in the future, take the time to mark this well: There's a treasure in the trites and trues of Senior Show and Tell. Oh! our song was Oklahoma! in its glory on the plain, And our dreams were not impossible when dreamed with might and main, is ffii -s sit f , , H i i V T E ' ln the rows of Senior Picnics, who can tell which one was which? ': ,' fvff ,V ' V' ,iq ,J T7' 91? 'TH ' 3: . . . , - I , H ,t,, tt You may miss the posion ivy, but we won t forget the itch, tisi f ir 1 T , - I ' ,tr.kr .. is X . K ,AL VVe'll remember all the ball games, and the small games, to be sure, All the multi-metered metaphors from English Lit'ratureg VVe'll remember Tricky Dicky's band, the birds and all the bees, And the bangles from the angles ofthe old lsosceles, -p 3, . 1 ' 2 The aroma of the midnight oil, the tax on cap and gown, And the battle of the inches-measure up or measure down. The rehearsal for the witches' dance on Salem Village green, Then remember all the classes that came somewhere in between. And we'll always keep the record of the who, where, how, and why When we tell it like it was with us in school at Waco High.

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THE 1969 SENIOR CLASS DEDICATES THIS EDITION OF THE DAISY CHAIN TO ELDEN 64POP A. WERNER