Waxahachie High School - Chief Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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Q O 9.0 O 'g' 5 WZ : 0..'Q:0:0 ' 935 6 Q 0 .00 ..5,'.0 5 .fs 0 O O O 'z'.'Q 0'O 9. I 9, Q 9 0 0.0 06. , 'g p's 0.0.0 Q Q I .:'g ' O 1954 Volume V Published by the Student Body of Waxahachie High School Waxahaohie, Texas M 2 is H, wm- M -w.m,W,,mv-.,f., Vgdggav-.num x W' 'S ,1 ,, A ,Q Si ' 11: ,, L. . if J 3 KJ, y wwycg Li 2 4 il V g K K S 7 fi ' ' 4,5 f A 7 ,, M v zwlfifyififi ' f ' L ,QW - X-W Q, , . M ff: . Wm my mwmwamwg Q mf f A W f .. Ss K : Q Sf 5 f f Dedication f' 4 For her active interest, enthusiasm, and help in student activities, for the vigorous championing of good public school education in Texas, including those many trips to Austin, for her constant faith in the youth of our school, for being one of the best prepared and qualified teachers in her field, for just being her- self and a friend, we, the annual staff dedicate this, Volume V, as a feeble effort at gratitude to Mrs. Rae Files Still. 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OOQOOONQQQQQ face Z'ff1322 . 005000000000 agfsy ' 000090000 'OSQQQQQQQQ '2::::::9,. 050000009650 QQOQQQQOQQQ 00.0000500000 95966 wzzszzgzz, 9OS090ouoosQO 009500000000 005005000500 nooo40OQ0o Qqooouwoo oqsoassysw QZSSSSZS.. zziiiffgizz.. osoooiowioo Qooowwpso ooovsosoooo i sposqsb 0000000 00400 QQ 0 pirit of '54 For many years Waxahachie High School has rated high in the ranks of high schools in Texas. No matter what the field of endeavor, be it in the area of sports, music, or scholarship, the students and faculty have taken pride in our achievements. This year there has been seen a rebirth of that spirit of old, that fighting spirit of the Waxahachie Indian which has made our school what it is today. And from this re-kindling of the fires has evolved our theme, THE SPIRIT OF '54, so like that fighting spirit for right of I78 years ago. Now, pass through the pages of our school diary and discover for yourself that game and spirit making A itself felt on every page! gy y I iiif Administration ED CLARK MRS. W. D. ANDERSON MRS. FRANCES MCGREGOR Board Q: Education J. 5. RUTHERFQRD, JR. JACK B. EASTHAM JAKE SMITH BYRON WILLIAMS T. C. WILEMON Superintendent A. B. - Trinity M. A. - S. M. U. Education, History J. E. ROACH Principal B. A. - Trinity M. A. -- North Texas Math, Public School Administration F v JAKE ADAMS Agriculture B.S.-East Texas M.A.-Sam Houston Agricultural Science Education OTHA LEE BLYTHE Physical Education B.S., M.A.-East Texas Phy,icol Education ESTHER BRYANT Librarian B.A.-Tulane B.S.-George Peabody Library Science MARY COCKRELL Mathematics A.B.-Trinity Mathematics XL LX Faculty THELMA FEARIS Commercial Studies B.A.-University of Texas Spanish KATHERINE HERRING English B.A.-University of Texas M.A.-Columbia English L. T. FELTY Science, Director of Athletics B.S., M.S.-East Texas Physical Education EVELYN JONES English B.A.-Trinity M.A.-University of Texas English JACK GRIFFITH Mech. Drawing, History B.S., M.S.-North Texas Industrial Arts KATHRYN LOVE Home Economics B.S.-East Texas Vocational Home Economics ROSABEL HERNDON Dean of Girls, English B.A.-Trinity M.A.-North Texas English, Social Science R. M. PATTERSON Physical Ed., Coach B.S., M.E.-McMurry Physical Education Faculty VERA SNEED Home Economics A,B.-Trinity M.A.-T.S.C.W. Home Economics, RAE FILES STILL History Education J. W. WILLIAMS S.E.D.T., Coach B.B.A.-North Texas M. Ecl.-T.C.U. Business, Education B.A., M.A.-University of Texas Government x MARY WILLIAMS Science B.S.-North Texas M.A.-Columbia University Biology, Natural Science FINIS TURNER Shop B.S., M.S..-North Texas Industrial Arts CLYDE BARNETT Director of Cafeteria MAURINE WAKELAND English, Spanish B.A.-T.C.U. Spanish MARY DARNELL Secretary to the Superintenden Seniors 19 YQ 37 Mm gat:-:Exit-..x,..,x Y z A. enior Class Officers President ..........,....................................................... Billy Hightower Vice-President ,... .... R andy Parsons Secretary .... ...... A licia Mathis Treasurer ...... ...... W ayne Bateman Sponsor ..... .... R osabel Herndon Senior activities seem to group themselves in the spring. They have their Senior Day activities climaxed by attending the Junior-Senior Prom as honored guests. Also, the annual Senior Play gives them plenty to do the last six weeks. eniors LILLIE AGUILAR Perfect attendance llj, Pan American, Y-Teen, Future Homemakers. BEVELY ALLEN Football, F.F.A.-President, Secretary, Sentinel, State Poultry Champion Jud- ging Team, Track, National Silver Emblem Award, State Gold Emblem Award, Hi-Y, Diving Award-F.F.A., Sports Reporter-Beacon, F.F.A., Mem- ber of Livestock, Dairy Team, Santa Fe Award, JUNE ANDREWS Future Homemalcers, Y'TeeI1S, DYUVTWU' tics-Program Committee. DALE ARCHER Basketball, Baseball, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Scholarship Club, Science Club, Boys' Glee Club, Tyler Fixture Baseball Award, Duke of Senior Class, AllADistrict Basketball, All-District Baseball, WAYNE BATEMAN President-Sophomore Class, Treasur er-Senior Class, Duke-Junior Class, Hi-Y, Pan American, Football, Basket ball, Baseball, Science Club. JOYCE BAILY Beacon Staff, Y-Teens, Future Home makers, Freshman Favorite fMidlandl, 'Y .B . cull' 1-uw 'Wg 'N -mam kms. M Sie ,QL sk ' AEM 2 f ' . , ,gl 3553 kg 1' Y . - .,,. QxxN4w .5.-dbx nn E 'fb Qt aw - QS! 1 f E ., ,ig 4 N . 'P N .., 51: . -, -- ',.' ,ai. F.. , M V walk f ,, 1 ' V- fl. f ff , 1-M -:f,.,:wffQ,, X Wfxv 9. W gf: U Wa F 4' JZ f , f . A? ,, nf' 5 an -ef Q. 5 , 'E , nw. '-sw .-111, A i, 11. i,:. 5: M v. lu 'n '- . . I xr apr M . V. Jaw' sjx ' .5 1 L T :q,':f'-' 17, 1 Ur . . n . 1 6 A arf.- gg. is '? ' uw' .- 4 y ,f .er , W. 'SM fx Riffs? AZ 513 9 Y J n 4: .Jam V aw L' .1 Q9zz,fff.. i 2 iwifff .fm Q , , F 5 b 4 1 SYS' 5 5 rw gf r X 55' 6 K4 . . 3 9 , 4 , F161 3325 K . wan f' .4 1 so 'K O I ,stalk , ,, 1 . 4135 ww C, S Msg if ,. ff 2 1 K ' . 1.2 i, 1. O any 'di Qi sggl .4 MFE XL,zX47 ,-is E 5? iii X QS, V- ,Vw A r f, ,W f ' f A, su., 4-1,-N, wvmrs ,f Q ui' Mmm eniors DOROTHY WILSFORD Scholarship Club, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, Business Club, Band- Secretary, Reporter, Basketball, Bea- con. Staff, News Editor. ALDEN WILSON Pan American-Vice-President, Prince of Freshman Class, Scholarship Club, Science Club-Reporter, Hi-Y-Secre- tary, Boys' Glee Club, Track, Football, Basketball, American Legion Citizen- ship Award, Mrs. S. H. Watson Citi- zenship Award, W. O. W. History Award. SAMMY WORLEY Micro-Mob-President, Hi-Y, Pan Amer- ican, Boys' Glee Club, Scholarship Club. LESLIE WRIGHT Pep Squad, Secretary of Junior Class, President of Girls' League-1953-54, F.H.A.-Social Service Chairman, Y- Teens, Scholarship Club, P.E. Officer, Perfect Attendance 135. JOHNIE LAYMANCE Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, Dra matics Club-Vice-President. 1 I Cabbage and Kings Sam Mannikin, assistant to Miss Williams, explains the perils of puffing by demon- stration. Two heads are better than one :Alix ,NV - 5,':ff,n'. . Friday-January 22, 1954-OU' of Sihf-'Ol Grocer Hancock ioins David and William m today because of the ice. a sidewalk serenade. Quo Vadis? The typical amusement on a snowbound day. fOr any day for a womanli uniors ,np 1' Junior Class Oflicers President ..................... ................. ..... D a vid Wilemon Vice-President ..... ....... J anyce Sims Secretary ....... ............... G ail McLemore Treasurer ...... ...... R aymond McCullough This year the Junior Class sponsored a dance after the Coronation and sold magazine suloscriplions to provide money for lhe Junior-Senior Prom at which they were hosts. Juniors also decorate and usher for the Baccalaureate and Graduaiion Exercises. J Barbara Atkins Marva Atkisson Martha Banks James Bennett uniors Jerry Busby Margaret Carter Pat Chamberlin Sue Christian Juniors De Loris Clevenger Ann Dowdy Wanda Creed Annette Curry Larue Curry Don Edwards Bill Estes Kay Ferguson J Sfephie Forbes uniors Marjorie Fowler Freddie Forrest Bobby Foster Rosanna Frische Emi ly Jane Graham Ralph Foster Richard Harris J uniors Bob Hendley John Hensley Charles Jones Margie Hobbs Joyce Jean Donald Jones Fronces Lee Sarah Lumpkins J Billy Martin Dwayne Martin Lynda Martin Melvin Martin uniors Danny Martindale Jeff McGregor Gail McLemore Buddy Middleton J Wondo Miller uniors Bo rbcnro Reese Joan Nelson Ma rtho Osborn Katy Proffitt An neto Rogers Dot Roscnmond Annie Rucker J Warren Rudolph uniors Barbara Russell Joann Samuels yer Betty Seymore Janyce Sims Gaye Saunders R. L. Sims ...Q 1 Juniors Gretchen Smith Tommie Smith Cha rlotte Stanford Lucille Story Travis Stovall Dianne Stroope Melvin Thomas Margaret Truitt Juniors Anita Washington William Wilemon Marianna Washington Billy Weatherford David Wilemon Patricia Wilson Sue Winningham Michael York Annual Nocaeb Carnival-November 30, 1953 Freshmen Follies star, Don Roark, models Smith enters with familiar escort. the latest in beach wear. The crowd in the halls during the carnival. The Three Loafers, Smith, Stoffregen, and Hayes, perform in the F.H.A. booth. Saint George, W. L. Green, performs in Dromatics Club booth. Martha pins a carnation on Marty under Mother's watchful eye. Sophomores -, ,. - .5 ., 'Q 51.5 - . 1- A l its 9? 5 +1 ophomore Class Officers President ........... ..... J ames Green Vice-President ...... ..... J ohn Brown Secretary ........ ........... L inda Hughes Treasurer .... ..... R osemary Wilkins Sponsor ..... ........ M ary Cockrell Sophomore Class activities include in some years a class picnic. Of course there is always a great deal of interest in electing class officers and favorites for the annual. iophomores Bill Anderson Eddie Anderson Jean Andrews Sue Archer John Arden Charles Aydelott Jan Bailey Billy Baty Ricky Blythe Tommy Boggs Virginia Bone Jan Bradford x.,g 5, li li, wi ,G Q 'S , V s 3 ii? 1 Q B - A- Q35 .V , ,,,g , X Y ophomores Phyllis Bryant John Mac Borders Edwin Brown John Brown James Branam May Dell Campbell Morris Campbell Eudelia Cantu Sylvia Cheek June Clifton Mary Jane Coulson Bryon Coley I sophomores Barney Cook Nora Compton Ann Cope Kleta Costlow Gerald Cox Ann Ella Curry Mary Neil Daniel Genelle Davis Norma Day Louise Delk Barbara Dunlevy Jonell Eddlemon fo -AG- iN 36 5 sau , Q is REM ophomore Bob Fudge Jan Epton Faye Ellis Rudy Garibay Ann Graham Barbara Gatling 4 Russell Gill James Green 'il' swf W. L. Green Norval Griswold Billy Mac Hamm David Hardesiy ophomores Jerry Harwell Dorothy Hassell Jeanice Hayes Herman Hanna Corky Heatherly Peggie Holder Dexter Hollobaugh Jan Horn Linda Hughes Bob Mac Jones Glen Kirk Jerald Kirk X ,36- Qu- o! 'IA 2,4 W ' '95 Sophomore Norma Kellett Elizabeth Kelley Bob Keplinger John Kirton Virginia Lucas Martha Matthew Pinkey Matthews Leonard Mayfield Charles Mays Ann Mazy Richard Montgome Anita Morgan ophomores Farrell Morris A. W. North Donald Powell George Ramsey Stephen Randle Wayne Reese lorgan Robnett Leslie Ross Kenneth Rutherford Barbara Sankey Charles Sessions Travis Sharp X 'X .nv 1-as g 'Jig E ., 5-' I Q C Q-. ff C5 Q- li- -as-l opltomora Butch Shives Beverly Smith Elizabeth Smith Betty Skipper Sunshine Stanton Gail Stewart Barbara Stoffregen Carolyn Stoker Phyllis Sweatmi Bobby Taylor Gene Taylor Janis Taylor Bophomores 'aul Thedford Lois Tidwell Wanda Washington Wanda Weatherford Bob Whitefield Rosemary Wilkins Russell Williams Stanley Williams Mary Woolard Q ,Y fi? X 3 Q 4 , f Qs.i,.i'?i V 'in x l H, s dv, fr? Y 1 4' h w I' '1 QX t ,J X, Ki DOP' Ii? Sonny Venable W' 'W i www 'sa r 1 , , iw. -l . Q , f R 1 . W 'NH' a M ? 11 .ruigv nil My Miss Elainey i v.-M91 Scalp 'em Indians life begins at eighteen. The Queen's crown carried by the crowrbearer and followed 'The Call' by the Jester, Pat Smith. The band parades for Homecoming celebration. The cheerleaders help the crowd get the spirit of '54 Freshmen 4 A 1 4 'QELQP' ,uni Af Freshman Class Officers President ......................,.,....................................... Justin Wakelancl Vice-President ..... .... J ames Beauchamp Secretary ....... .... A nnette Ackley Treasurer .... ........ M ary Ann Clark Sponsor ...... ...... M aurine Wakeland The Freshman Class always sponsors a booth at the Carnival entitled Freshmen Follies. Sorne years they also have class picnics. Freshmen generally enliven our school. Freshmen Annette Ackley Charles Aday Gary Adcy Robert Ashton Jane Atkins Bobby Austin Buddy Banks Latricia Barnes Barbara Bass James Beauchamp Bobby Berna Onus Boren Walter Boyd Carolyn Brown David Busby , X 2 X is qi'-fa sg., , , Q ,ss Q X . ,, X ig y v ik X .M 0, f N 5 'rr ,NL E .. . is , sr .xr V - 'lit Sir .ig Q ,rsrsrs s, .. 'NWS 12' Freshmen Emmett Busby Mary Carroll Jimmy Childress Hershel Claridy Mary Clark Lula Cook Leona Cotter Devcxlse Cox Valsyne Cox Jerry Creasy Nadine Creed Edna Crouch Valera Curry Linda Darnell Ronnie Dawson Freshmen Sandra Dorsey Billy Dulin Clydelle Dunn Janice Eskridge Sarah Few Carolyn Finch Susie Garibay Guy Gillespie Linda Gough Mary Graham Bobby Grimes Anita Green Judy Green Sherri Gressett Carolyn Haney A-Q A 'A bllq 1 AX Freshmen Shirley Hanna Eddie Harris Jo Ann Harwell Barbara Hightower Linda Hill Bonnie Hobbs Don Hutchins Bobby Jones Margaret Jones Bobby Kirkpatrick Jim Lander J. C. Lasseter Joe Linville Carolyn Lott Jaly Ann Lovelady Freshmen Graciela Lucio Dorothy Mangan Betty Mapes Neal Martin John Mason Jimmy McAdams Linda McCain Mary McCullough Wayne Middleton Roy Muirhead John Mullinax Jimmy Nolen W. C. Osborne Billy Pitts Cynthia Poulter C J, f . ,, ,. ,fix ' y .rv lu, is 1 l 1' film N '-'W Y 5- Freshmen Ben Pruitt Bill Pruitt Frances Reeves Mary Reeves Paula Richards Don Roark Wilbur Rodgers Paul Rosamond Glenda Russell Gordon Seymore Linda Shinpaugh Billy Short James Simmons Arlie Sims James Smith Freshmen Joan Smith James South Martha Stevenson Theta Strength Jerry Strickland Carol Swain Gordon Taylor Harold Taylor Curtis Thomas Helen Thomas Peggie Tillis John Underwood Janice Vincent Justin Wakeland Mollie Sue Wallace rrrc in IR' V X 'l i Y . r se, rim 9' Freshmen Gail Washington Carolyn West Barbara Wharton Dwayne Wheatley Harrell Stanford Y-0' M A Helen Porierfield caught in a rare moment of study. The Queen approaches ,he ,hrone to be crowned Munsey Bass gives o pep talk fo the football team. Wnxuhachie High is sung af the end of the pep rally Homecoming October 23, 1953 The maiorettes perform for downtown pep rally. Homecoming nominees with '52 Queen, Mdrfhv 500545- Junior Cheerleaders ride in parade. The crowd gathered for the pep rally on the square. 4l ...sl genie, boy cheeneoders in U ,me relaxed moment The cheerleaders ride with the Indian, Margaret Carter and the poor black cat, Janyce Sims. Personalities Queen of High School ,ef rf W A Xi X x 5 v ew ,rQ !'V . ,, - f- K' L AJHW, 1.V : ,g -q., dyqx sl H., 2, ff-.W M At Home With A Queen Bill, Randy, and Iris prove that some studenls do sludy. Iris proves that even a Queen eafs Iris and Bill cafcll up on lasf yeor's annual. However, even the most studious of scholars require sustenance. Iris and Bill relax ond spin a few. Bill and Iris paint the town-green and white, of course! 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Without their faithful attention to a hard and time-consuming task you could have had no annual. tall oFo 'l'he Beacon News Editor Make-up Editor Club Editor ....... Dorothy Wilsford Winona Roden Shirley Bryson Class Editor ...... ...... J erry Sprinkle Sports Editor ...... Billy Duke Features Editor ...... ................,................ A licia Mathis Exchange Editors ......... ....... C harlene Smith, Shirley Presley Advertising Manager ........................................ ............ K arl Pace Reporters ............ Bevely Allen, Joyce Baily, Shirley Grimes, Marty Hancock, Jeanette Harwell, Verlin Wharton Ad Salesmen ............ June Andrews, James Boyd, Mary Bradley, Betty Payton, Shirley Tidwell Sponsor ......................................... ...... R osabel Herndon w 7- Y-Teens Club lris Lee ................ Gretchen Smith .... Tommie Smith ...... Barbara Thompson Emily Graham ........ Sherrie Gressett ....... Barbara Sandy ..... Wanda Stoffergen Pat Chamberlin Winona Roden ,.... Gail Kelly ........... Nan Epton ....... Jerry Busby ..... Evelyn Jones ........ CABINET President Vice President ...... Secretary ............... Treasurer ...Program Chairman Song Leader Pianist Decoration Chairman Poster Chairman Social Service Insignia .. Publicity Chairman Social Chairman Sponsor Y-Teen girls sell candles, the receipts of which go to fill Red Stockings. The girls organize groups to sing carols to those who have bought candles. The club sponsors an all school dance at mid-term. In the spring the Y-Teen girls honor the boys of the school with a formal banquet and dance. Two representatives attend the state conference which is conducted by the Y.W.C.A. during the summer. K' f K . , ' I A l . 1 A ,,,.,.,............4t., .,.....-,s,....s, , . 5 l xSxL.,,,,.,,, 'S Q Q ' - 1 . Q ' - Q.. 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I .5 ' ' B ,' I X , 4 ,tl Q ' - Q F H i 1 ' I +9 ll 'N 7 4 4' l I ' I , F' Ackley, Annette Andrews, Jean Andrews, June Archer, Sue Atkins, Barbara Atkins, Jane Atkison, Marva Banks, Martha Jan, Baily Baily, Janace Barns, Latricia Bass, Barbara Bradford, Jan Bradley, Mary Bradley, Rhoda Bryant, Phyllis Brown, Caroline Bryson, Shirley Busby, Jerry Campbell, Maydell Carter, Margaret Chamberlin, Patsy Cheek, Sylvia Clark, Mary Ann Clevenger, DeLoris Clifton, June Cope, Ann Coulson, Mary Ann Compton, Nora Cook, Lula Cotter, Leona Cox, Marilyn Jo Cox, Paula Creed, Nadine Creed, Wanda ....a...-4.- f, '.::, . was J' A Curry Annette Curry, La Rue Curry, Valera Curry Annella Daniel, Maryneil Day, Norma Davis, Genelle Delk, Louise Dorsey, Sandra Dowdy, Ann Dunn, Clydell Eason, Nancy Eddlemon, Jo Nell Ellis, Faye Ellis, Maggie Epton, Jan Epton, Nan Eskeridge, Janis Few, Sara Ferguson, Kay Finch, Carolyn Fowler, Mariorie Frische, Rosana Fudge, Ruby Gatling, Barbara Graham, Ann Graham, Emily Graham, Mary Green, Anita Green, Judy Gressett, Sherrie Grimes, Shirley Hancock, Jans Haney, Caroline Hanna, Shirley Wyse Qi Y-TEEN ROLL Harwell, Joann Hassell, Dorothy Hayes, Janice Hightower, Barbara Holder, Peggy Holley, Shirley Hobbs, Bonnie Hobbs, Margie Horn, Jan Heine, Nelma Hughes, Linda Hutchens, Mary Jean, Joyace Jones, Martha Kelley, Elizabeth Kellet, Norma Kelly, Gail Lamance, Johnnie Lee, Francis Lee, lris Lott, Caroline Lovelady, Jaly Ann Lucas, Virginia Mangan, Dot Margin, Anity Martin, Linda Mathis, Alecia Martin, Mary Mazy, Ann McCullough, Betty McCullough, Maryneil McLemore, Gail McNealy, Sue Miller, Wanda Moffitt, Martha YN H.. ,.., . 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A We- ,, x ,ae-L Nelson, Joan Osborn, Martha Parks, Martha Payton, Betty Phillips, Edna Pearl Porterfield, Helen Proffit, Katy Proffit, Virginia Randle, Caroline Ray, Suzan Reeves, Francis Reeves, Mary Richards, Paula Robins, Eula Mae Roden, Winona Rogers, Anita Rosamond, Dot Rucker, Annie Russell, Barbara Russell, Glinda Rutherford, Carlene Samuels, Joann Saunders, Gaye Seymore, Betty Sanky, Barbara Shinpaugh, Linda Skipper, Betty Sims, Janice Smith, Beverly Smith, Carlene Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Gretchen Smith, Joan Smith, Tommie Spears, Ann'e Spradling, Shelby Stanford, Charlotte Stanton, Sunshine Stevenson, Sue Stocker, Caroline Stoffergen, Wanda Strength, Theata Strickland, Sandy Stroop, Dianne Story, Lucille Swain, Carol Sweatman, Phyllis Thomas, Helen Thompson, Barbara Tillis, Peggy Tipps, Anne Truitt, Margaret Vincent, Janice Wakelancl, Joanna Wallace, Millie Sue Washington, Anita Washington, Mariana Weatherford, Wanda West, Caroline West, Judy Wharton, Barbara Wilkins, Rosemary Williams, La Rue Wilsford, Dorothy Wilson, Patricia Winningham, Sue Witherspoon, Bobby Wright, Leslie Faye Future Homemakers of America COUNCIL President ........... .................. ....... R o sanna Frische Vice-President ...... ...... P hyllis Sweatman Secretary .......... ........ B arbara Stoffregen Treasurer ....... ...... D orothy Bigham Song Leader ..... .......... L a Rue Curry Pianist ............... ...... C arolyn Stoker Reporter .............. ..... M argaret Carter Social Chairman ........ ........ M argaret Truitt Program Chairman ..... ...... P hyllis Sweatman Decoration Chairman ..... ....... M artha Banks Degree Chairman ........ ..... J oann Samuels Social Service Chairman ..... ........... M arilyn Cox Finance Chairman ........... ...... D orothy Bigham Yearbook Chairman .... ........................... A nne Spears Sponsors ................. ......................... V era Sneed, Kathryn Love Counselor .... ........................................... R osabell Herndon Page 94 .......... F.H.A. PURPOSES I. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of home- making. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life, 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tion. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and com- munity life. 7. To further interest in Home Economics. .,.a,a1s.-Mfr . . K ,MQ nr'-fe 2- W Ackley, Annette Aguilar, Lillie Archer, Sue Atkisson, Marva Atkins, Barbara Atkins, Jane Bailey, Jan Bailey, Joyce Banks, Martha Barnes, Latricia Bass, Barbara Bigham, Dorothy Bone, Virginia Bradford, Jan Bradley, Rhoda Bradley, Sally Bradley, Mary Brown, Carolyn Bryant, Phyllis Bryson, Shirley Busby, Jerry Campbell, Mae Dell Cantu, Francis Jo Cantu, Eudelia Cantu, Naomie Carter, Margaret Carroll, Mary Chamberlin, Pat Cheek, Sylvia Clark, Mary Ann Clevenger, De Loris Clifton, June Compton, Nora Cooper, Carolyn Costlow, Kleta Cotter, Leona Coulson, Mary Jane Cox, Marilyn Cox, Paula QQ Creed, Nadine Creed, Wanda Crouch, Edna Curry, Ann Ella Curry, Annette Curry, La Rue Curry, Valera Daniel, Maryneil Darnell, Linda Davis, Genelle Day, Norma Sue Delk, Louise Dorsey, Sandra Dunn, Clydelle Eason, Nancy Eddlemon, Jonell Ellis, Faye Ellis, Maggie Epton, Nan Eskridge, Jannis Ferguson, Kay Few, Sarah Finch, Carolyn Fowler, Marjorie Frische, Rosanna Fudge, Ruby Garibay, Susie Gatling, Barbara Gough, Linda Green, Anita Green, Judy Graham, Ann Graham, Emily Graham, Mary Gressett, Sherrie Holley, Shirley Hancock, Jans Haney, Carolyn Hanna, Shirley FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ROLL Harwell, Jo Ann Hassell, Dorothy Hays, Jeanice Herndon, Rosanne Hightower, Barbara Hill, Linda Heine, Nelma Hobbs, Bonnie Hobbs, Margie Holder, Peggy Horn, Jan Howell, Joann Hughes, Betty Hughes, Linda Hutchins, Mary Jean, Joyce Jones, Margaret Kellett, Norma Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly, Gail Kelley, Helen Lee, Francis Lee, lris Lcvelady, Jaly Ann Lott, Carolyn Lucio, Graciela Lucas, Virginia Lumpkins, Sara Mangan, Dorothy Mapes, Betty Martin, Linda Martin, Mary Mathis, Alicia Matthews, Martha Mazy, Ann Miller, Wanda Moffett, Martha Moreno, Pauline McCain, Linda McCullough, Betty McLemore, Gail McNeely, Sue Nelson, Joan Osborn Parks, , Martha Martha Parrish, Nimmie Payton, Betty Phillips, Pearl Poulter, Cynthia Presley, Shirley Proffitt, Katie Proffitt, Virginia Randle, Carolyn Ray, Suzanne Reese, Barbara Reeves, Francis Reeves, Mary Robbins, Eula Robinson, Ave Ann Roden, Winona Rodgers, Annetta Rosamond, Dorothy Rucker, Russell, Russell, Annie Barbara Glenda Rutherford, Carlene Sankey, Barbara Samuel s, Joann Saunders, Gaye Seymore, Betty Shinpaugh, Linda Sims, Janyce Skipper, Betty Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Beverly Charlene Elizabeth Gretchen Joann Smith, Tommie Spears, Anne Spradling, Shelby Stanford, Charlotte Stanton, Sunshine Stephenson, Martha Stewart, Gail Stoffregen, Barbara Stoffregen, Wanda Stoker, Carolyn Story, Lucille Strength, Theta Strickland, Sandra Stroope, Dianne Sweatman, Phyllis Taylor, Janis Thomas, Helen Thompson, Barbara Tidwell, Lois Tidwell, Shirley Tillis, Peggy Truitt, Margaret Vincent, Janice Wakeland, Joanna Washington, Gail Washington, Marianna Washington, Wanda Weatherford, Wanda West, Carolyn West, Judy Wharton, Barbara Wilkins, Rosemary Wilsford, Dorothy Winningham, Sue Wollard, Mary Wright, Leslie Witherspoon, Bobbie Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President ...................... ....... B everly Allen Vice-President ................ ..... M arty Hancock Second Vice-President ....... ................. J erald Kirk Third Vice-President ....... ...... W arner Muirheqd Secretary ...................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, G erqld Cgx Treasurer ................ ,,,,,,,,,,.. K Qrl Pace Parliamentarian ..... .... T ommy Boggs Advisor ............... Juke Adams AIMS AND PURPOSES OF F.F.A. To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. To encourage members to improve the farm, home, and its surroundings. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. To participate in cooperative effort. To encourage and practice thrift. To encourage improvement in scholarship. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. Beverly Allen John Arden Buddy Banks Tommy Boggs James Branam Morris Campbell Joe Cantu DeValse Cox Gerald Cox Charles Davis Ronnie Dawson Billy Mac Ham Marty Hancock Bart Harris Edwin Harris Charles Hoggard Wilburn Howell Rudy Garibay ll! lil FUTURE FARMERS ROLL Sweetheart-Martha Banks Russell Gill Gerald Kirk George Lawshe Gordon Lee Pinky Matthews Jimmy McAdams Warner Muirhead Raymond McCullough A. W. North Richard Montgomery Tommy Nunns Robert Owen Karl Pace Billy Kirk Pruitt Wayne Reese Morgan Robnett Wilbur Rogers Durrell Russell all lpll ll il I II I Harold Saxon Travis Sharp Wayne Shipp Dole Simmons Jerry Sprinkle David Stanley Layne Taylor Paul Thedford Miller Warren Verlin Wharton Billy Wheatley Bobby Whetefield Ronald Whitford Billy Duke Robert Brown Marshall Heatherly Pan American Club OFFICERS President ........ ..... P at McClure Vice-President ..... .... J ames Bennett Secretary ................ ...... W oodene Haynes Program Chairman ..... .... C harles Sessions Sponsor ............,..... .... T helma Fearis The Pan American Club is for students interested in the history and cus- toms of the American countries. The highlights for the year are: Christmas pinata, the Pan-American Banquet, and the state convention at Austin where over 400 delegates and members of the Pan-American Clubs meet for a two-days' session. Q Q. 4 ci E S , C i , wi 1:, i,,' 4313 1 ' gifi fk' Pggiic --.-n-.-...-----...,.,- .- Mtn '05, i M., Aday, Charles Aday, Gary Aquilar, Lillie Anderson, Bill Anderson, Eddie Beauchamp, James Bennett, James Blythe, Ricky Borders, John Mac Brown, Edwin Brown, John Busby, David Campbell, Morris Cantu, Eudelia Claridy, Hershel Cook, Lula Edwards, Don Ellis, Gurlen Forbes, Stevie Don Garibay, Rudy PAN AMERICAN ROSTER Garibay, Susie Gill, Russell Griswold, Norval Haynes, Woodene Hutchins, Donald Kelley, Helen Kirk, Glen Kirton, John Kirkpatrick, Bobby Lucio, Graciela Matthews, J. H. Mays, Charles Mays, Sammy McClure, Pat McCullough, Mary Middleton, Wayne Moreno, Pauline Nolen, Jimmy Pigg, Harold Pruitt, Ben Hardy Neal Quesenbury, Coy Ramsey, George Randle, Stephen Reyes, Cisco Richards, Paula Roberts, Tommy Robles, David Rutherford, Kenneth Sessions, Charles Shive, Butch Sims, R. Smith, James W. Swain, Carol Tipps, Ann Taylor, Bobby Wallace, Mollie Sue Williams, Mickey Williams, Stanley A Ha-v OFFICERS President .,....... .... D avid Stanley Vice-President .... ......... P at Smith Secretary ....... ...... A lden Wilson Treasurer ...... ..... D ale Archer Sgt. at Arms ..... ..... B ill Hightower Chaplain ....... ...... R andy Parsons Sponsor ..... ..... R . M. Patterson The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. During the year the Hi-Y sponsors a wiener roast or picnic, a formal ban- quet and dance, and attempts to be of service in all school-wide functions. A booth is usually set up at the annual Nocaeb Carnival. Allen, Beverly Archer, Dale Austin, Bobby Bateman, Wayne Beauchamp, James Berna, Bobby Bischotshausen, Clyde Borders, John Mac Branam, Harold Branam, .lames Brooks, Arthur Browning, John Burleson, Edward Busby, Ray Busby, Wayne Claridy, Hershel Coley, Bryan Cox, DeValse Deal, Donald Duke, Billy Dulin, Billy Estes, Bill Forrest, Freddie Foster, Bobby Foster, Ralph Gillespie, Guy HI-Y ROLL Green, James Hancock, Marty Harwell, Jerry Heatherly, Corky Hightower, Bill Hollobough, Dexter Hooper, Frank Horn, Billy Hutchins, Donald Jones, Bob Mac Keplinger, Bob Linville, Joe Lynn Malloy, John Martin, Billy Matthews, Pinkey McCullough, Ray McGee, Charles McWhorter, Bill Morris, Farrell Nolen, Jimmy North, A. W. Parsons, Randy Piott, Joe Pitts, Billy Randle, Stephen Roark, Don Robnett, Morgan Rodgers, Wilbur Rogers, Bobby Ross, Leslie Rudolph, Warren Sawyer, Bobby Sharp, Travis Shive, Butch Short, John Sims, Arlie Stanton, Buck Smith, Pm Stanford, DeLoach Stanley, David Stovall, Travis Taylor, Gene Thompson, Robert Underwood, John Wakeland, Justin Weatherford, Billy Whitford, Ronald Wilemon, David Wilemon, William Wilson, Alden Worley, Sammy York, Mike WM cholorship Roll President .......... ...... ...... ............ ..... R a y B usby Vice-President ..... .............,. M ike York Secretory-Treasurer ....... Dorothy Mangan Sponsor ......... ...... Mary Cockrell The purpose of the Scholarship Club is to band together The students in ihe high school making good grades. V. 11 1' i X A ,J f -----..s.....,s t 3 ' fir . , ALEQ .L 0vSg.3,fH Vg Q in . :en . K' 7 7 ,' 'ix ' J a . V 5, , . 5 ik. ' iz' e Qf irzf' K V - ' f I . ' W 5 A fl 'Q 3 t W 5 .' 'ls 'I My T 'Mil' '. 'Q i i I it 'il ci ' S it ii' , r vii A iii. i f Q f T fr ' f A sm.,- li' Q - J J T ' I i f 4 .'-.,:.. A I K ': ', di' A-C , 6 , is V . A, . .. cle, 3 5 M 1. . ' . .. ' p 'l V A ! .1214 -am, Q 44 ' P U I ' M S 1 A S 5 - . I if w I A -1 y ' ' E 'J Q Q Q, E' ' f N -, .Qs ,- Q, ll' is S A .. to , , tw- Q ,. t S J - if C' -I' 'M' A s igji rr ' 'A v yy V... n, , f Ls., f E S .H -9 s1 i.gl.. ff flfw 4 - . . , 2.3 'W I lil A kkhk V H Yi Aj W 1 - . . ,t ..,g M f J ' hi - 2 . ,- ,.4., rx , K - ' . ,. ,s ' , I I -,. 1 - V ' iv f - - 1 , 1 ' ----1.-Qoaxuuu f,... ,, .Y- Q XJ! f 'ffilW1 'ff I Y . . ' ' . 1 .fn .. . :7 ii'V.v:iz 1. SCHOLARSHIP ROLL SENIORS Pat Chamberlin Cl G le5 MQYS Bobby Whitefield Mary Graham Bobby Rogers Michael York A. W. .Nortl-nl Gerald Cox Janis Vincent Ray Busby Billy Weatherford Maryneil Daniels Alvig Wood Linda Gough Richard Harris Gail Stewart Farrell Morris Cynthia Porfer Alden Wilson Martha Parks Helen Kelley Iris Lee Marilyn Jo Cox Alicia Mathis Carolyn Randle Sandy Strickland .lans Hancock Dorothy Wilsford Barbara Thompson Ann Spears Jo Anna Wakeland Leslie Wright Woodene Haynes Winona Raden Dorothy Bigham Nan Epton Gail Kelley Nancy Eason Johnnie Laymance Carlene Rutherford Wanda Stoffregen Shirley Presley Carlene Smith Mary Bradley Shirley Bryson Joyce Bailey Judy West Pat McClure Bill McWhorter Jerry Sprinkle JUNIORS Emily Graham Jerry Busby Annette Curry Dorothy Rosamond Gretchen Smith Martha Banks Joann Samuels Tommie Smith Betty Seymore Stroope Dianne Margie Hobbs Patricia Wilson Wanda Miller Joan Nelson Rosana Frische Margaret Carter Mariorie Fowler Joyce Graham Ann Dowdy Barbara Atkins Ralph Foster Bobby Foster Warren Rudolph William Wilemon Bill Estes Billy Horn Gordon Rainey Billy Martin Danny Marindale James Bennett Marianna Washington Katy Proffitt Bob Hendley La Rue Curry Wanda Miller Janyce Sims SOPHOMORES Stephen Randle Bart Harris Charles Sessions George Ramsey Gene Taylor Butch Shive Edwin Brown John Brown Carolyn Stoker Jan Epton Ann Graham Lois Tidwell Peggie Holder Louise Delk Eula Mae Robbins Jan Bailey Linda Hughes Rose Mary Wilkins Beverly Smith Barbara Sankey Ann Mazy Sylvia Cheek Ann Cope Mae Dell Campbell Jeanice Hayes Anita Morgan Elizabeth Smith Barbara Stoffregen Janis Taylor Sue Archer Phyllis Sweatman Phyllis Bryant Genell Davis Faye Ellis Betty McCullough Euclelia Cantu Wayne Reese Russell Williams Russell Gill Bobby Taylor Bob Mac Jones Billy Anderson W. L. Green Richard Montgomery Leslie Ross Stanley Williams Norval Griswold John Kirton Tirey Wilemon David Hardesty Billy Baty Glen Kirk Donald Powell Nora Compton Wanda Weatherford Jan Horn June Clifton Jerald Kirk Elizabeth Kelley Virginia Bone FRESHMEN Eddie Harris James Weldon Smith James Beauchamp Annette Ackley Mollie Sue Wallace Mary Reeves Dorothy Mangan Margaret Jones Sue Stevenson Joan Smith Bonnie Hobbs Mary Neal McCullough Lula Cook Sherrie Gressett Jane Atkins Mary Carroll Linda Darnell Sandra Dorsey Sarah Few Patricia Barnes Naomie Cantu Shirley Holley Carolyn West Paula Cox Peggy Tillis Linda Sue Hill Barbara Bass Frances Reeves Nadine Creed Harrell Stanford Van Holliday Justin Wakeland Ben Pruitt Dwayne Lowe Joe Lynn Linville Gary Aday Arlie Sims Ronald Whitfard Larry Dyess Wayne Busby Herbie Simmons Robert Brown Curtis Thomas Walter Boyd Graydon Wood Jean Creasy J. C. Lassiter Linda McCain .loan Smith Bobby Kirkpatrick Carolyn Haney De Valse Cox Frances Jo Cantu Jaly Ann Lovelady Carolyn Brown Martha Moffett Carol Ann Swain Billy Pruitt Randy Parsons Harold Pigg Clyde Bischofshausen Edward Burleson Dramatics Club OFFICERS President ........... ................. Vice-President .... Secretary .......... Joe Robles Johnnie Laymance W. L. Green Treasurer .... ..... T homas Venable Sponsor ...... ......... K atherine Herring AIM To give opportunity for participation in stage plays and other dramatic forms. ACTIVITIES Voice control program Pantomime programs Talks on acting and dramatics Skits Plays Directing plays David Anderson Jean Andrews June Andrews Rhoda Bradley Charles Forester Ralph Foster Robert Foster Charles Jones W. L. Green JoAnn Howell DRAMATICS CLUB ROLL J. C. Lassiter Dwane Martin Danny Martindale Johnie Laymance Helen Porterfield Joe Robles Arlie Sims Shelby Spradling Gail Stewart Louise Tidwell Thomas Venable Patricia Wilson Mary Woolard Buck Stanton Charles Smith Charles Aydelott Onus Boren Rusty Worley 'l!,V' 5614- i Q J ,,.11..,.....,- . M. L. Flutes Jan Epton George Ramsey Anita Morgan Oboe Carol South Clorinets Leslie Ross Janis Taylor Margaret Jones Margaret Almond Arah Ann Brintle Betty Junlxin Barbara Giles Beverly Whipple Ricky Blythe Gary Laymance Patricia Murray Betty Prestige Sylvia McMillian Patricia Jones Band Group Bond Director, Harold Dorsey Alto Clarinet Eulo Mae Robbins Bass Clarinets Carolyn Stoker Jane Atkins Pat Kelly Bobbie Prestige Bossoons Bobby Anderson Ted McCollough Saxophones Norval Griswold Alice Wilemon Van Holliday Cornets Charles Sessions Michael Ozymy Morris Lee Steven Chapman Donald Jones Jackie Glandon Jonell Eddlemon Ronald Christian Horns Harrell Stanford Ronald Dawson Joe Piott Trombones Cynthia Poulter DeLoach Stanford Donald Roark Bobby Jones Eddie Anderson Boritones Bill Anderson Larry Felty Basses Jerry Sprinkle Jeff McGregor John Kirton Roy Muirhead Drums DeLoris Clevenger Beverly Smith Phyllis Sweatman Susan Wilemon Don Edwards Band fficers President-De Loach Stanford, Vice-President-Leslie Ross, Secretary-Beverly Smith, Reporter-Jerry Sprinkle DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES ALL STATE AND REGIONAL BAND jp-f Jan Epfon Leslie Ross Carolyn Stoker Norval Griswold Jerry Sprinkle Cynthia Poulter Harrell Stanford Drum Maior-Don Edwards George Ramsey Maiorettes-Phyllis Sweafman, Carolyn Sto- EUIQ Rgbbing ker, Janis Taylor Music Club OFFICERS President .......... ................. ..,.. G e ne Taylor Vice-President George Ramsey Secretary ....... ......... J an Epton Treasurer .... ........... L eslie Ross Reporter .... Bob Mac Jones Sponsor .... Wilma Dorsey The purposes of the Music Club are to enjoy and appreciate music through participation and listening, and to make music a more vital part of our school and community life. Our activities include the presentation of musical programs, several social functions, and the sponsorship of one outstanding musical concert for the entire community each year . Gene Taylor Janis Taylor Jan Epfon Charles Sessions Pat McClure George Ramsey Leslie Ross Randy Parsons MUSIC CLUB ROLL Bill McWhorter Woodene Haynes Ann Tipps Sammy Mays Anita Morgan Cynthia Poulfer Jeff McGregor Don Edwards Bob Mac Jones Sue Christian Rosanne Herndon De Loach Stanford Eddie Anderson Bill Anderson Anita Washington Sue Christian Mary Jane Coulson Betty McCullough Frances Reeves Barbara Wharton Carolyn Finch .laly Lovelady Elizabeth Kelley Tommie Smith Dianne Stroope Jan Epton Rosanne Herndon Cynthia Poulter Wooclene Haynes Mary Reeves Ann Tipps Margaret Carter Emilie Jane Graham Anita Morgan Anita Washington Theata Strength Janis Taylor r tri u.-My-1.1 Mitied Chorus ROSTER ALL - STATE cHoRus Patsy Winn Ray Cooke Layne Taylor David Anderson Bob Mac Jones Gene Taylor Randy Parsons Bill McWhorter Onus Boren Verlin Wharton Don Edwards Jeff McGregor Pat McClure De Loach Stanford Leslie Ross George Ramsey Charles Sessions Bill Anderson Sammy Mays Leonard Mayfield Eddie Anderson David Hardesty Bill McWhorter Gene Taylor George Ramsey Randy Parsons Emilie Jane Graham Girls' League L L OFFICERS President ...... .................... .... L e slie Wright Vice-President .... ......... N elma Heine Secretary ...... ..... M ariorie Fowler Sponsor ..... ..... R osabel Herndon PURPOSE All of the girls in high school are members of the Girls' League. It is the purpose of the League to cooperate with the officials and faculty in raising the standards of the school, promoting good fellowship among the girls, creating proper attitudes, encouraging the proper physical, intellectual, and moral devel- opment and assisting in self-discipline. 5 President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Reporter ....... Lab Assistant Sponsor ........ Micro - Mob Sammy Worley Pat Smith .. Arthur Brooks Edward Burleson Alden Wilson Dale Archer Mary Williams The Micro-Mob was organized this year at the request of students interested in science. The purpose of the club is to discover and encourage scientific talent in our high school. F MICRO-MOB ROLL Wayne BC1TemGn Bill Weatherford Dole Archer Ray Busby Edwin Brown Bobby Rogers Bill Estes, John Brown Clyde Bischofshousen Arthur Brooks J. B. Jenkins Pct Smith J rm rr 1 Edward Burleson Bob Keplinger Stevie Don Forbes Alden Wilson Sammy Worley J by I J .is 1-'W' ks I 1 , I , Q .sr -- -V . VI, ,,, ,.,,,. K, wwp , Ark!!! ' BGS ,..4vl ' es3lQiu H5461 Q. Radio Club OFFICERS President ..... ............ J erry West Secretary ...... ...... G ordon Seymore Treasurer .............. ......... J an Motley Parts Supervisor ..... ...... V an Halliday Sponsor ............. ..........................................,,. ...... F i nis Turner Operators .................... J. B. Jenkins W5YXR, Jerry West W5YPX Jan Motley WSCWQ This club is for those students interested in amateur radio. Our project this year is to set up forthe school an office intercommunication system. Jerry West J. B. Jenkins Jon Motley Von Holliday Gordon Seymore RADIO CLUB ROLL Neal Martin Bobby Kirkpoirick Lorry Dyess James Weldon Smith Bobby Beck ,.1..f--V 51.15 ig lm iiiffltfii , '33, 9 I -7 Q .fi-ig-Q Lflfi. - - L-A ' vel .. -,M A e. ,,rs 1 ' ' , .- if .sr --ra A . ,. c ........-.........,c , . .. ft cv.. r. .M 4-. -- ,.,r, it W W s X M T f 1 Y AFENQQQ 1 FYR Girls' Physical Education OFFICERS Nancy Eason Mariorie Fowler Wanda Stoffregen Nelmci Heine Barbara Thompson Helen Kelley Nan Epton Leslie Faye Wright Helen 'Porterfield Emily .lane Graham Jans Hancock Joanna Wakeland Alicia Mathis Barbara Atkins Dorothy Bigham Rosanne Herndon This is the first year that our Physical Education classes elected officers. The qualifications are: to be honest, set a good example for their classes, church workers, to be dependable, and to be non-smokers. They were also selected from upper-classmen. The officers' duties are: See that the clothes are handed out and returned properly, check the roll, take charge of activities when the instructor has other obligations, put all equipment in proper places before leaving the gym, and anything else that will be of help to her classmates and instructor. These girls take pride in working to keep improving our P. E. Department. orfs Joanna Wokelond, Tommy Roberts, Dot Ros Ord. Senior Cheerleaders omond, James Ben' pfzeaeatdag 'Me Football District Basketball District Golf District Baseball District Tennis District L. T. Felty, director of cxthletncsg Curry, Griffith Coaches Zyamiaciie Wzddcwa t9AA Champions t9AA Champions l9AA Champions Tied For Third Second in District Meet Football DISTRICT I9AA CHAMPIONS We They Sept. Il, Corsicana ..... ..... 'l 4 - 21 Sept. I8, Lancaster ........ ..... 'l 9 - O Sept. 25, S. Oak Cliff ....... ..... I 2 - 0 Oct. 2, Denton ................ ..... l 3 - 6 Oct. 9, Sherman ......... .. 0 - 21 Oct. I6, Terrell ..... .. 7 - 26 Oct. 23, Mexia ....... ..... l 3 - 6 Oct. 30, Ennis ....... ...-. 7 - 13 Nov. 6, Athens ....................... ..... I 4 - 9 Nov. I3, Hillsboro ...................... ..... 2 6 - I4 Nov. 27, Huntsville Bi-District ....... .. 7 - 26 Co-captains Hightower and Mcwhortor and Coach Felty admiring the district football trophy. Team ill Coach Turner, Coach Williams, Forbes, Borders, Burleson, McWhorter, Wilemon, Branam, Har- disty, Allen, Stanley, Hooper, Coach Felty Q23 Little Felty, Wilson, Bateman, Foster, Robles, Sawyer, McCollough, Taylor, Thomas, Wilemon, Archer, Montgomery, Williams, Coach Patterson C3lRobnett, Wilemon, Estes, Duke, Hightower, Parsons, Forrest, Rudolph, Smith, Foster, Brooks Football Lettermen Bevely Allen Dale Archer Billy Duke Bill Estes Wayne Bateman John Mac Borders Freddie Forrest Billy Hightower James Branam Edward Burleson Frank Hooper Billy Horn Arthur Brooks, Mgr- Morgan Robne1f,Mgr I Football Letlermen McCullough Bill McWhorter Gene Taylor Robert Wayne Thompson Randy Parsons Joe Robles David Wilemon Tirey Wilemon Warren Rudolph Bobby Sawyer William Wilemon Stanley Williams David Stanley Alden Wilson Basketball Team DISTRICT I9AA CHAMPIONS TEAM Bottom Row: Billy Hightower, Alden Wilson, Way ne Bateman, Farrell Morris, Tirey Wilemon, War- ren Rudolph Back Row: Coach J. W. Williams, Dale Archer, Frank Hooper, Alvis Woods, David Wilemon, Marty Hancock, William Wilemon, One of the Fosters Statistics for the season show that Waxahachie has played 23 games, won 17, and lost 6 with a total of 1266 points for an average of 55 points per game. The tribe has won all 8 district games this season making a total of 24 consecu- tive wins, having never been defeated in district play since the formation of District 'l9AA. N'--....,,. Clj Coach Turner, Jordan, Johnson, Oglesby, Boyd, Duke, Coach Williams, C25 Stevenson, Griswold, Taylor, Bateman, Rainey, McCullough, Reeves, Robnett, C31 Turner, Archer, Worthington, Hooper, Kirk, Harwell, Horn, Deal, Hightower. Baseball Team OPPONENT WE THEY Midlothian ....... ..... 9 - 8 Italy .................... ..... l 5 - 2 St. John fEnnisJ ..... ..... l 2 - 4 Denton .....,............. ..... 5 - 'l 'I St. John fEnnisJ ..... ...... l 1 - T2 Jesuit .................. .. 2 - l Cleburne ...... ..... 3 - 4 Corsicana ...... ..... 'I 2 - 4 Waco ......... .. 0 - 6 Hillsboro ...... ..... 2 5 - l Temple ..... .. 0 - 7 Lancaster .. 7 - 5 Cleburne .. 8 - 4 Corsicana .... .. 3 - 2 Waco ............ .. O - 10 Hillsboro ...... .. 7 - 3 Temple ..... .. 'l - 5 Waxahachie tied with Corsicana for third place. The district wa posed of one AAAA team, three AAA teams, and two AA teams. S COFY1- '-434 Baseball Dale Archer Wayne Bateman Billy Hightower Fronk Hooper Tom Qglesby Roy Worthington J Av ,J in I Margaret Carter, Barbara Atkins, Coach Jimmie Coward, Barbara Thompson Tennis Team The tennis team placed second in the district meet last year. John Mac Borders, James Bennett, Farrell Morris, Randy Parsons Golf Team Mike York, Pinky Matthews, Butch Shive, Jan Motley, Eddie Harris The Waxahachie High Golf team won both the district and regional titles and were second in the state tourney. The team placed second in the Waxaha- chie High Invitational, second in the Marlin High Tournament, and first in Waco High Tournament! Individual honors were won by Mike York who was first in the Waxahachie High Invitational, first in the Waco Tournament, first in District, and second in State, Butch Shive was second at Marlin, second at Waco, and tied for second at Regional. B Team Foolball Coaches Turner and Williams B Team Basketball Coach - Jack Griffith Junior Cheerleaders 1 kins, Janice Vincent, Valero Curry, L d Sh p gh Tribal Signs ,bw W 5 W U. - - 5 - A sm 153 F5 59913 533331: 3 W? 3, 5. . NP ' - N, 5, '5 333 Sw 55? is Advertisers 0 THUME FIJIUVITUIRE IND Lnd 'Firestone Fomsx' Many Graduates of Waxahachie High School are helping to make SOUTHUME one of the nationis leading furniture manufacturers! Tyler Refrigeration Corp Waxahachie, Texas Wflifwww wwwfwh W' M WWC QL il WMMMM ,W ' - A J. D. KIRVEN Affwzf fiaayi, ml X400 wuawgdf ff17.4,,,.f, V ' 0 A? kvdagiev 713W C-ff .Q4.,4.dQ7,.! Lv 6fc.,big! RU TH E RF DRD MORTGAGE COMPANY CIT OMME GENERAL INSURANCE The Friendly Bank W Member Federal De osit Cor . 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College Again, this year the staff of The Chief together with the student body and faculty of Waxahachie High School closes this, the fifth annual edition of The Chief, with a word of grateful appreciation for our advertisers. Although there are evidently many businessmen who doubt the effectiveness of yearbook advertising, the greater majority have realized that by purchasing annual advertising they are not only living up to their civic responsibilities, but buying an advertisement whose lon- gevity is not measured by minutes as in radio, by days as in newspapers, nor by months as in magazines, but by untold years of being read and re-read by a student body and its families who 'represent a vast buying public. Thanks again to you who have given us your support. Another note of thanks is in order to the faculty for its cooperation fespecially during picture-taking daysl. And to Mrs. Fearis and her commercial classes who were of invaluable aid to the sponsor and staff. The Staff its .2 As you turn these pages today, or on some tomorrow, you will re-live the won- derful times you had back in the good ole' days at your Alma Mater. With the passing of years this annual will become a priceless treasure-train to whisk you back along memory lane to reioin your old friends and re-visit familiar places. As we at USECO turn these pages, we see the America of tomorrow, the farmers, the lawyers, the doctors, and the many trades and professions so ably represented within these pages. We are hon- ored to have played a part in recording this pictorial history of your 1954 school days . . . . . . and THAT'S A FACT! .fl I - I - USECO , IE ...- WN..- -Auf nl A W ' . g i W UNIVERSITY SUPPLY and EQUIPMENT C0 6001 East Rosedale Fon Worth, Texas WWFWWW X E55 if i23 i M , gf ESS 5? Q 21 Dgiiixw 2233 ff? IWW ci fiffff WWW 1 , .. , V , T F PM fi X i f lb . ' J? , 1 f1QfL,'5Lj1i My , ,J . , gfbfj 0. Hwy, Hlqidf frog 11,14 if A-5'-2'jf Q' ii, W dy iii U. 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