White Deer High School - Antler Yearbook (White Deer, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

xx ,, w 'M A ffm HSSYSWWFAR A , ffm P , L , ,,,,,:.ws-,, -3-m,awW.::V1,:.' r , 'ra . ::w':f-f ,4mg,g,q,w5g!3g,:,d Jgqjfgtb H 1 , ' , 'W ,. 4 'Lf' a . v A29 The 1958 Antler White Deer High School White Deer, Texas CLASSES. . . . 9 PERSONALITIES . . . In the past, reaching for the moon has indicated an unattainable goal, but this is no long,- cr true. Man is rapidly conquering outer spacc and reaching, the moon may soon be an accom- plished fact. Just so, if our students will take advantage of the opportunities offered them, they need not just reach for the moon - they may attain it! ORG ANIZAT IONS . . ATHLETICS . . . . I - qw-sw: m Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION! STUDENT LIFE Dedica ion ' Z HUELYN W LAYCOCK It mrght have seemed that Huelyn W Laycock was reachlng for the moon whenhe assumed the superrntendency of the Whrte Deer Skellytown schools just three weeks after a tornado had leveled all the school burldrngs rn Wh1te Deer But the past vrsed the construcuon of splendrd new burldrngs, but has led rn rarsrng the standards of scholarshrp and acluevement and rn rnarntamrng a school rn wh1ch the entrre crtrzenry can take great prrde Because of these accomplrshments and because of hrs loyal devotron to the wel fare of the students and the two commun1t1es we dedlcate th1s the 1958 Antler to our superrntendent Mr Laycock THE STAFF 3 seven years have proved that the moon is not unattainable, for he not only has super- . . D . . ' ' I , . 1 L C ONEAL A. D PARSONS JOHN KOTARA IR. SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Board Of Educahon Provudes Equupment For Flughf To Moon C R. MC CONNELL YIRCIL MOORE RAY LOWE ED HARMON Administrators Build yup rxmmdem , . Launching Ramp i u HUEL3 N LHYCOCK T LC. i. 'l FELIX RYALS Busincss Manager 'lk ,am 'xi MRS, HARRY HUGHES Sgurctary Ng., 541-.- -X 1 ' V LAWSON SI IAM 15' LOWELL BYNU M GERALDINE RAMPY CALVIN STRICKLAND MRS. MARGUERITE B. S. , Mclviurry B, S, , Texas Tech B. A, , A. C. C. HUDGINS Band Homemaking Mathematics B. S. , T. W. U. Business Education Faculty Alerts Faculty discusses procedure. CLAUDA EVERLY HOBART Mc DONALD ms, B, R, wEAKs B. A. , T. W. U. M. A-. Oklahoma A and M M. A. , W. T. S. C. DAVID GRAYSON M. A, , California U. Speech Counselor M. E. , W. T. S. C. English Ch01'U5 World History' Social Science Journalism EH21iSl1 N. 'C'-. - RONALD GOOCH BOB MOORE MRS. I. T. WEBSTER OTIS HOLLADAY B A Texas Tecn B A , Tf,xaQ A and Ni M. E., W. T. S.C. N1 E w T Science T Librarian Coacn En hsli English Xlatncmatics Q, Flight Crew DONALD BRADLEY B. S. , Texas Tech Agriculture SAM CHRISTY B. S. , College of the Ozarks Physical Education Coach Driver Education MRS HORACE LEDBETTER XIRS I R. MC MURTRAY J R, DRISKILL B S , N.T.S.C., KN St Vincent B A Southwestern S xi E , w.T.5,C, Colle Of-NUISIIVY W T Industrial A115 Nurse, Industrial Arts Pm 51031 Education Ground Crew ervices Rocket CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Mrs. Tommy Townsend Bertha Standridge l CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Otho Hendricks CAFETERIA HELPERS Norman Warminski Lavanda Hubbard V1 Students arriving at school, CU STODIANS Olur Bertrand Casey Sims BUS FOREMAN Howard Moore OFFICE HELPERS OFFICE HELPERS VNOH U1'baf1CZYk. NHUCY MCCOHHCH. ami VU' Lee Anne Crowson, Betty Io Smith, and Ioan ginia McGee.- Chance, fNot shownj Katy Morgan, Raw G s Raw he'-anne G.0:l1 L In Dshlfmie. if ll Classes ARLEN DALE KAISER, President Basketball 4, Captain lg Basketball King '58g Volleyball 2g Tennis 3, First in Dis- trict '58g Chorus 2g Slide Rule lg Science Club lg Pep Squad lg Student Council lg Track lg Intramurals 2,Captainlg Personali- ty King '58. Seniors Launch SIZFNE B11 TES, Vice-President F,l-LA, 4, President lg F,T,fl, 4g Current Events l, Secretary lg Chorus 4, Pianist 4g Good Grooming Queen '55g Intramurals 2g Ixlasquers -lg PepSquad 4gPrompter2Three- Act Rlaysg Outstanding in Xlusic '58, SANDRA KAY MERCER, Secretary Pep Squad 4g F.T.A, 4g F.H.A. 4, Secre- tary l, Treasurer l,Pa1'1iameI'ltarian lglvlas- quers lg Basketball 2g Volleybal14gChorus lg Twirler 3gClass Favorite '56gCurrent Events lg Sophomore Class Treasurerg Intramurals 2g Student Council lg Football Queen Rep- resentative '57, Attendant '58g N.H.S. l. VIRGINIA RAY MC GEE, Treasurer Intramurals 2g Pep Squad 4g F.H,A, 4g Masquers 4, Secretary-Treasurer lg F.T,-X, 23g Miss F.T.A. 2g Library Club lg Tennis lg Sophomore Best Citizeng Current Events lg -Xntler 2, Assistant Editor l, Editor lg The Bucks' Tale l, News Editor lg MISS '.v,D,ll,S. '37g Antler Queen '58g D.A,R, Citizen '58g Outstanding, in Journalism '58g 2 One-ict Playsg l Three-Act Playg Office Assistant lg Ihespians 2, Reporter lg Ven- ado Blanco Citizen '58. I. I.FORIU, Student Council Representative F.I'.:'-. ii. Parlizuncntariazi lg Ftudc1itCoiin- cil l, K ice-President lgC1as5 President '55 and '57g Intramurals ig Current Events l Football -L, '-ll-ilistrict Q, ill-Retriwzial 3, Honorable Xlezition State 1, Captgiis' lg fias- ketball 4, ill-Ilistrict 2, '-ll-Stgite 2, Cap- IH1112: THICK 21Volleyball-Qgligislfetballkizig .57- or 5. Info Final Flight REGENIA RUTH BAKER, Student Council Representative F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, Pianist 1, Historian 1, Vice-President 1, Masquers 1, Chorus l, Pep Squad 4, Intramurals 2, Co-Captain 1, Basketball 1, Manager 3, Student Council 2 Secretary 2, Class Treasurer '57, N.l-l.S. 2, Treasurer 1, Antler 2, Junior Editor 1, Senior Editor l, The Bucks' Tale 1, Cir- culation Manager 1, Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow '58, Current Events 1, Second in District, Ready Writing '57, Out- standing in English '58, Salutatorian. NANCY LOUISE MC CONNELL Student Council Representative Chorus 4, Girls' Ensemble 1, Mixed En- semble 1, Intramurals 2, Co-Captain 1,Bas- ketball 4, Tri-Captain 1, All-District 2, F. T,A. 4, President 1,StudentCouncil3, Treas- urer 2, F.H,A. 4, Songleader 1, Current Events 1, Pep Squad 1, Masquers 1, Junior Best Citizen, N.l-LS. 2, President 1, Tennis 1, Office Assistant 3. NAOMI BETTY ALLISON Pampa: Volleyball l, Library Assistant 1 White Deer: F,T.A. 2, Reporter 1, Mas- quers 1, Reporter 1, Chorus 1, The Bucks' Tale 1, Circulation Manager 1. .TERRY ARNOLD BAKER F.F.A. 1, The Bucks' Tale 1, Slide Rule 2, Football 2, Track 2, Intramurals 2, Bas- ketball 1. ROBERT EMIL BICHSEL Slide Rule 2, Intramurals 2, Basketball 1. 'll DONNA JEAN BRAND Pep Squad 4g Science Club lg Slide Rule 2g Library Club 3g F.H.A. 2g F.T.A. lg Intra- murals 2g Current Events lg Band lg Vol? leyball lg N.H.S. 2, Vice-President lg Third in District, Ready Writing '57g Outstanding ALTHIA JOAN CHANCE F.T,A. 3g F.il..-X. 4, Reporter l, Treasurer lg hlasquers 3g Pep Squad 3g N.ll.S. 2, Secretary lg Basketball 2g Intramurals 2gOf- fice Assistant lg Chorus 4, Girls' Ensemble l, Mixed Ensemble lg Good Grooming Queen '58g Antler 4, Freshman Editor l,Sophomore Editor l, Editor l, Assistant Editor lg The Bucks' Tale l, Editor lg Outstanding in Bus- iness Education '58, eniors 1958 in Science '58g Bausch-Lomb Science Awardg Valedictorian. DON ROCKWELL COFFEE Class Vice-President '56g F.T.A. lg N.ll.S. 2g Photography Club lg Masquers 3, Re- porter lg Slide Rule 2g Pep Squad 2g Cur- rent Events lg Intramurals 2g Antler 4: Photographer 4, Business Manager 3gThe Bucks' Tale 1, Associate Editor lg Third High Individual, Journalism, Regional '58g Outstanding in Journalism '58g First Place in News Writing, State ILPC Contestg Year- book Award 3. RONALD DE.-'NN COFFEE F,T.A, lg Photography Club lg Txlasquers 33g Slide Rule 2g Number Sense 2g Pep Squad 2g Current Events lg N.H.S. 23 Intramurals 2g Antler 4, Photographer 4, Business Liana- ger 3g The Bucks' Tale l, Production Mana- ger lg Yearbook Award fl. HAROLD CUTTINGIZI Slide Rule 2g Trick lg Science Club l. 12 1 bF LEE ANNE CROWSON F.lI,A. 4g Pep Squad -lg Intramurals 2g Li- brary Club 2g Current Events lg Masquers lg F.T.A. 2g Chorus 2g Third in District, Spelling 2g Office Assistant lg Antler Queen Attendant '58. DON ROBERT CRUTCHFIE LD FFA 3 Sentinel l Reporter l Dairy en I 9 5 8 Cattuleiluclgitig Team l,g The Bucks':Tale lg 'ff DONALD RAY ESSARY First xn Featurette Writing, State ILPC Contest. Football 3, Captain 1, All-District 1, All- Regional lg Basketball 4, All-District lg N Track 2g F.F.A. 3g Runner-up F.H.A. Beau '58. 1 'UN I DARREL KENT FRANKLIN Band 4, Reporter lg Tennis lg Basketball lg Intramurals 2. ROBERT MICHAEL GERMANY Band lg Chorus 2g Masquers lg Pep Squad lg Slide Rule 1g Intramurals 2g The Bucks' Tale l, Circulation Manager 1. 13 JIMMY WAYNE HAIDUK Masquers -1 Vice President 1 Thespians 1 ALTON R.-XY HILL Intramurals 2, Track 3, Football 4, All-Dis- trict 2, All-Regional 1, Honorable Mention All-Regional 1, Outstanding Defensive Back '55, The Bucks' Tale 1, Honorable Mention, Sports Column, PHSPA. . J' : , U Secretary 1, Pep Squad 3, Cheerleader 1, 5 8 Chorus 4, The Bucks Tale 1, Declamation 1, 4 Three-Act Plays, 4 One-Act Plays. Science Club 1, Basketball 1, Manager 2, DAMA LORE AN HOLLOWAY Borger: Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 1, Volleyball 3, Allied Youth 1. White Deer: Masquers 1, Pep Squad 1, N,H.S. 1, Volleyball 1, Football Queen Representative, Basketball 1, Tri-Captain, All-District, All-State. JIMMY WARREN HORNER Class President '56, Student Council l,C1ass Favorite '56, Science Club 1, Slide Rule 3, Chorus 1, Basketball 3, Tennis 2, Current Events l, .Intramurals 2. ROBERT ADRIAN K.-XLKA F,F..'X. 4, Treasurer 1, Crops Judging Team l, Dairy F.irmin,iAwards, Intramurals l,Pep Squad 1, Certificate of Merit for Outstanding work in Agriculture, Dairy Cattle Judging Team 2, Land Judging Team l. JOY ELLEN KOTARA F.F.A Sweetheart '55, Football Queen Rep- resentative '55, Football Queen '57, Antler Queen Attendant '55, '57, Twirler 3, Bas- ketball 4, Tri-Captain 1, FJ-LA. 4, Vice- President 2, Historian 1, F.T.A. 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 1, Current Events 1, Cho- rus 1, Pep Squad 4, Masquers 1,Intramurals 2, Co-Captain 1, Class Secretary '55, '57, Treasurer '56, Personality Queen '58, Miss Irish Rose from W.D.H.S. '58, eniors 1958 DENNIS LANE MADDAN N.H,S. 1, F.T.A. 1, Mr. F.T.A. 1, Current Events 1, Reporter 1, Slide Rule 2, Mas- quers 3, The Bucks' Tale 1, Editor 1, Out- standing in Journalism '57, Outstanding in English '58, First in District, Second in Regional, Poetry Reading, First in Regional, Journalism, First in District, Extempora- neous S peaking, Highest Ranking Boy. .TOSETTUAN MARTINEZ F.T.A. 3, Football 2, Track 3, Chorus 2, Intramurals 2, Student Council 2, President 1, Slide Rule 2, First in District 2, Second in Regional 1, First in Regional 1, First in State '58, Outstanding in Social Studies '57, Outstanding in Science '58, Texas Chemical Award '58, GARY WINSTON MILLS Football 1, Manager 3, Basketball Manager 4, Track Manager 4,Masquers lglntramurals 2, Antler 1, Assistant Sports Editor, The Bucks' Tale 1, Sports Editor. HENRY ASENCIO CRe-entered Second semestery Intramurals 2. 15 CARROLL DEAN NOBLE Chorus lg Intramurals 2g The Bucks' Tale l, .Art Editor lg Tumbling Team '57. PRISCILLA MAE Moss e n I 9 5 8 Masquers 4g F.Il.A. 3g Library Club 3g Vol- leyball 4g Intramurals 2g PepSquad 4,Cheer- leader 2g Basketball lg Antler Queen At- tendant lg Current Events lg F.T.A. 2. LEWIS N'-'.'-.L VER POWERS Basketball 4g Tennis 3, Slide Rule lg F. F.,-1, el, Treasurer l, President l, Sentinel ORVILLE LEE PHILLIPS Tennis 2g Science Club 2g Intramurals 2g F.F.A, 3, Treasurer 1, President l, Dis- trict Treasurer lg Livestock Judging Team 3g Poultry Judging Team lg Public Speaking lg Junior Farm Skill Demonstration, Second in Senior Farm Skill Demonstration, Chapter Farm Electrificationg Slide Rule lg PepSquad lg Outstanding in Agriculture '58g DeKalb Agricultural Achievement Award '58, ,pan l, Star Chapter Farmer 2g Soil and Water Management Award Zg Dairy Farmer lg Star District Farmer '57g Lone Star Farmer '57, Senior Farm Skill Demonstration Team, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, Livestock Judging Team, Crops Judging Teamg Mr. W.D.H.S. '58, DONALD RRY R,-RPSTINE Txlasquers -11 Science Club lg Football 12g Basketball 2g F.T..'g. lg Intramurals2g Thes- pians 53, Reporter l, President lg Class Vice-President '57g Chorus 2g Pep Squad Qg Current Events lg F,ll.A. Beau '58g 3 Tziree-act Plays, -1 One-Act Plays, 2 Con- test Playsg Stage Manager, 2 Contest Plays. GREGORY ALLEN RAPSTINE Science Club l, Masquers 3, Intramurals 2, Football 1, Chorus 3, The Bucks' Tale 1,Stage Manager, District Play Contest, Stage Crew, Contest Play, Good Grooming King '58. GARY LEROY SHARPE Kansas, Football 2, Basketball l,White Deer: Football l, Basketball 1, The Bucks' Tale 1. eniors 1958 BETTY .TO SMITH F.H.A, 4, Reporter 1, F.T.A, 1, Pep Squad 4, Intramurals 2, Volleyball 3, The Bucks' Tale 1, Office Assistant 1. ROBERT NEWTON SMITH Masquers 2, Football 4, All-District 1, All- Regional 1, Basketball 3, Track 3,Volleyball 4, Intramurals 2, Captain 1, Slide Rule 2, Tennis 1, F.T.A. 1. COURTNEY REED WHITE Concordia, Kansas: C Club 2, Track 2, Bas- ketball 2, Football 2, White Deer: Track 2, Basketball 2, Football 2, All-District 1, All-Regional 1, All-Plains 1, Honorable Men- tion, All-State 1, Outstanding Player, All- Regional '58, Captain '58. RONALD ERNEST WRINKLE Football 4, Science Club 1, Band 4, Intra- murals 2, The Bucks' Tale 1, Feature Ed- itor lst semester, First in Feature Writing, State ILPC Contest. I 7 1 A Zero Hour Arrives J BACCALAUREATE SPEAKERS Rev. Eugene Brand, First Baptist Church, Skelly- town, Rev. Ronald Hubbard, First Presbyterian Church, Pampag Rev. Marvin Menefee, First Metho- dist Church, White Deer. COMMENCEME NT SPEAKERS t . X Rev. Jerome Hancox, Sacred Heart Church, White 254 Deer, Dr. John W. McFarland, Superintendent of Q 47 1 Schools, Amarillo. Nor SHOWN: Rev. Robin Byars, I I Assembly of God Church, Skellytown. f' f -- ' ff A jg? GRADUATING CLASS BACK ROW: Rapstine, Bichsel, Alford, Essary, Kaiser, Maddan, Phillips, Coffee, Sharpe, Coffee, Mills, Kalka. THIRD ROW: Rapstine, Hill, Germany, Horner, Haiduk, Cottingim, Wrinkle, Noble, Martinez. SEC- OND ROW: Smith, White, Mercer, Allison, McGee, Crowson, Powers, Baker, Franklin. FRONT ROW, Bates, McConnell, Kotara, Moss, Holloway, Chance, Baker, Brand, Smith. sl li Seniors Feted 'f In Social Orbit The seniors were honored at three formal social functions during the year: thelunior-Seniorbanquetg a banquet given by the Wornen's Missionary Union of Bap- tist church in White Deer, and a reception given by Supt. and Mrs. Huelyn Laycock after the baccalaureate service. Rev. Dick Crews, First Christian Church, Pampa, gives main ad- dress at the Junior-Senior banquet. Frank Phillips Plainsmen entertain. vrt',.,, ... '.-if-- 'o ' Arlen Kaiser, Senior Ronnie Cade, Junior Presi President, responds. dent, welcomes guests. Receiving line greets guest at the Laycocks' Rev. Nelson Rue, First Baptist Church, Phillips, tells a funny story. reception. Seniors enjoy refreshments at the reception. Q4 Sailor caps are in style at the Baptist banquet, where Ed Clark entertains with songs and readings Sensor N , Steel mill at Pueblo is hot, but interesting. On the rocks at Mt. Manitou. 'K l I H Moongazers Enjoy Days - and Nights - in Colorado Thirty-two seniors, with their sponsors, Miss Rampy and Mr. Driskill, and the bus foreman, Howard Moore, made the annual trip to Colorado Spring in May. A tour of the steel mills at Pueblog trips to Seven Falls, Mt. Manitou, and the prison at Canon City, with a picnic lunch in the bus be- cause of raing ice skating and swimming at the Broadmoorg dinner at the Swiss Chaletg dancing in the Silver Fox room, and a banquet and dance at the headquarters hotel, the Alamo, were high- lights ofthe five-day vacation. ni ' sf' l........ Ready for the trip down Lunch at Walsenburg. Mt. Manitou. Packing the bus for home. Tired Seniors head homeward. Private dance at Silver FOX. Picnic in Canon City. l IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STANDIING Ronn1eCadu Presrdunt To1nmyMcGe. Studentfjouncrl. esrdent Marrlyn Kotara Student SEATED Robert Anderwald Vrce Pr C11 Glema Hall Secretary Jerlene Harms Student Councll Coun Karen Colhns Treasurer Juniors Ready For Ta ke-Off Don Adams Robert Andcrwald ' 'Y' Hortencia Ascncio ff' Jeffrey Bearden 9 xx Ronnie Cade -A Y V R C 1 fr Vx L oss o eman Sgr C 3 'Q Karen Collins Juniors 4:27 TIHVIS Cook Rodney DeFever Lowetta Everhart Dale Estes Mary Ann Freeman Glema Hall 'QI9 fl' T Allen Harmon lerlcne Harris Ronald Harris Charles Jackson Sharon Jordan Yvonne Kenney Marilyn Kotara Robert McCreary Tommy McGee Jimmy McKcrnan Raymond Ixlclil-nnw Carlunc Moran llersuhul Powsll 'S' A, Tommy Powell Ruth Preston Jack Reynolds David Rhodes Dallas Sargent Frances Steward J'Non Urbanczyk Eugene West Louis West .75 - I d sie! ' r . Darrell Ruthardt ' L. to V 'Dv .ng , ,ff-f A at 'W . : ' were .iwzm Juniors Anne Tyler SOPH OMORE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Carolyn Baker, Vice-Presidentg Betty Kirby, Secretaryg Bob Parsons, Student Councilg Jackie Burns, Presidentg Paula Lowe, Treasure ' ' '1-L Ellenlloward, Student Council. r. SEATED: Don Dnskrll, Student Councr , ou Sophomores Lay Flight Plans ll l ophomores Carolyn Baker Scotty Barnes Kathy Bennett Harold Brand Kelley Brown 'Y' Bryan Cotiay Marla Collins Mary Buchanan Jackie Burns Rosolla Chance Joyce Chapin r ' ' 1 'Q' , ,pu-1. ' 4 :CN .f-V f .10 n-' ian -D Q7 ,FYI WM., If 5 xxx f K ,41 - -':::7 xmfic Collins ' '7 'T XR ., 7 yzf l X David Craxylord ff .6 'B , iv Don llrislrrll 'fr ffll8l'1u's Dylirx . - 1 I . A . 1 A ophomores Jimmy Estes Lynn Fletcher James Gann Lee Otis Hassler Sherry Hefner Remonia Hill 43. l , 4.5 f. f , 1. ,fy 4? K Lou Ellen Howard Betty Jane Kirby Ellis Knight Johnny Lopez 4 W fx I ,qw iff!! -1 wr r M, . Paula Lowe Carolyn McCreary Richard McGee Alvin Merrifield Wilma Martin Katy Morgan Q 'Q'v:. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS STANDING Raymond McGee Student COUHC11 Don Carter Presldent I Judy Jones Student Councrl. SEATED Leland Kn1Dl1t Student Coun c11IerryStevens Vlce Presrdent Kay Stephenson Reporter NOT SHOWN Llnda Kay Moore Treasurer Freshmen Dream Of Far-OFF Goal , 'f,, 5 K X l DIL' V VV fi I 1 X A X I I Freshmen f, Jimmy Bearden Renae Boyd Linda Allison Jerry Braddock .J I . K A Eileen Butler . , Y Connie Byars in , if 5 x ' 'QPSK A A X 5 'Aff A 'f- y 1: aa' lir B ni- er 1 2:-1 a i .. N , ,.: X A H . f 'X D if X S , x 'ht I N I 'fi Jul. , 1 7 lisa? 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A ,T'Non Urbanczyk Mike Germany g.,lTi..iLi1I -Q- 96 Jimmy Mcliernan ESCORT TO THE QUEEN Marilyn Kotara Ronnie Cade .ah....h... full 'I A N T L E R Q U E E N S ' Q Ju' '-r J- 4 if X' .I .1- 35 A T T E N D A N T S wg i 'il3 34 srl, ' 'ff Lee Ann Crowson Rocky Coffee Deborah Evans CROW NBEARER Priscilla Moss Arlen Kaiser STV, ,F M w an ,f g ui-.f ! '! fl' Q f. 1 arg Q '2 .K H A r . slr 5' ,945 J' v H ,,- J. X A sid js -1. fix. Q ,342 LQ .A I 4522444 .af., EQ: ,491 :4 ' 4 3,2 1 aff: I K , X If -.331 1754-2 ,-rmk. V 'gms H ,um Vg? ' f 3 , 1- , ' , ,, fn , QL: ' 5, W .l ,,, . M, 4 ' 4 Q, ' KG' i , ' QQ D :JI ' e 9 x N f ' 1 . Y f , K X H V sap? , y ' 1.4251 J f I 1, 11 , QW . , 'nl - xg Q v , I y Ai. if ' . s, ' 3 ' . :sl f 545' fx :CGM 1 ,uwy I z . .in W 415' 40 '59 1' wi i-A ,x Qi ,N :Q U . an f , -'ucv' 'Q' 4-P' I if f , -.- J' Ai V x ,A K 8, z 'Xi' A647 g Y. fn' 253 Q, .- , rw x gal I L 4 Q wi, , 31 5 L . 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V. gixi., .1 :- QI-,, :,.,,.,f-ff' SPEECH Jack Reynolds - Kathy Bennett BUSINESS EDUCATION BAND Joan Chance Sharon Jordan - Tommy McGee LQ , I A in w . . , , -4, ' B' U ' ,J1 3'.. 'llf at f ' ' 0' 'ia , ,I . te L ,A . Q x - H, fm? I I ,ffxif QNII 1 I I : I'Non Urbanczyk Don Driskill BEST CITIZEN, JUNIOR CLASS BEST CITIZEN, SQPI-IQMQRE CLASS BEST Linda Moore CITIZEN, FRESHMAN CLASS Anne Tyler REGIONAL WINNER EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING GOOD GROOMING KING AND QUEEN Gregory Rapstinc Ioan Chance Who's Who A Joe Martinez STATE WINNER SLIDE RULE Virginia McGee Regenia Baker D.A.R. CITIZEN BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER GOOD POSTURE QUEEN AND KING NERSQNALITY QUEEN AND KIND Ivy Rorara, Arlun Iiaisur fx, 2 J'Non Urbanczyk Darrul Franklin C9 W., A Organizations l s R ' M M I I SPONSOR: Miss Clauda Everly PRODUCTION MANAGERS Ronny Coffee Jimmy I-Iaiduk CIRCULATION MANAGERS Mike Germany Regenia Baker ART EDITOR Carroll Noble FEATURE EDITORS Sandra Mercer Ronald Wrinkle SPORTS EDITORS Joy Kotara Gary Mills REPORTERS, BACKROW: Courtney White, Don Essary, Gary Sharpe, Gregory Rapstine. FRONT ROW: Jerry Baker, Betty Jo Smith, Alton Hill, Don Crutch- field. Publications Stall EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Ioan Chance NEWS EDITOR: Virginia McGee EDITORIAL WRITER: Rocky Coffee The Bucks' Tale was rated All-Texas in the Texas High School Press Association, and received second place in the Panhandle High School Press Association and the Award of Distinguished Merit in the lnterscholastic League Press Conference for the 1957-58 school year. Ioan Chance and Rocky Coffee represented the staff at the regional contest and brought back second place honors. Rocky Coffee, Don Crutchfield, and Ronald Wrinkle won first place in the state contest in news, featurettes, and featu res, respectively. Af Second Level EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Virginia McGee ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ioan Chance A var- iety s h 0 w, magazine sales, crowning of the Antler Queen, and an Amateur contest constituted the work of the annual staff this year. The 1957 Antler received an All-Texas rating at the Texas High School Press Association in Denton, and third place at the Panhandle High School Press Association in Canyon. Rocky Coffee was high point salesman during the maga- zine sales, Ronny Coffee was second high, and Joyce Chapin was high point girl. Joan Chance, Rocky Coffee, and Ronny Coffee corn- pleted four years of dedicated service to the Antler this year, while Virginia McGee and Regenia Baker, the other sen- iors on the staff, served only two V years. SPONSORS: Miss Clauda Everly Mrs. Marguerite Hudgins SPORTS EDITORS: Gary Mills Tommy Powell ART EDITOR: P HO TOG RAP HERS: Rocky Coffee Ronny Coffee Joyce Chapin Bob Parsons CLASS EDITORS: Regenia Baker, Seniors Ruth Preston, Juniors Betty Kirby, Sophomores Gay Harris, Freshmen 47 Joe Martinez, president, presides at the Awards Banquet. , ,, 'Q Student Council erves A new project of the Student Council this year was a Recognition Assembly at which all students who had represented the school in some activity were recognized and minor awards were given. Major awards were presented at the annual Awards Banquet, or those who had previously received awards were honored. Sixty-five students are honored at Awards Banquet. Lou Howard, Tommy McGee DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION COUNCIL MEMBERS: Principal Lawson Shaw, Sponsor, Nancy Mcfonnell, Treasurerg Marilyn Kotarag Joe Martinez, President, Judy Jones, Regenia Baker, Secretaryg A. J. Alford, Vice-Presidentg Don Dris- kill, Lou Howard, Tommy McGee. NOT SHOWN: Raymond McGee, Leland Knight, Bob Parsons, ,Terlene Harris. . .,5,. Y 23... . S.. . .-., .... . .. ....... , .... . ,,, -5 ' ..- .cghif H As Stabilizing Force Other projects sponsored by the Coun- cil were a hamburger supper for the mem- bers, awards to the cheerleaders, presenta- tion of a Christmas movie, and distribution of Christmas boxes to needy families. One ofthe major purchases from funds raised by the candy sales was a hot water heater for the concession stand. Council members find Recognition Assembly highly entertaining Mr. Shaw admires the first place trophy which Joe won in the slide rule contest at Austin. Mr. Shaw explains the purpose of the Recognition Assembly and presents the group to be recognized. Stu- dents are commended for participation in athletics, speech, agriculture, journalism, science, Inter- scholastic League competition, and various other activities. OFFICERS: I'Non Urbanczyk, Historiang Joy Kotara, Secretary, Mary Ann Freeman, Vice-Presidentg A. J. Alford, Parliamentariang Nancy McConnell, President. Future Teachers ,final dwg , PRACTICE TEACHING A Donna Brand f FOX SUIT. 50 Kits. ftinrstfae ,soaks STATE COTSVENTION DELECATI25: Dun Adarns Roixixld Good' L. y-,.,,t IAQ rye .J....t Beit' Kirin BACK ROW: Parsons, Armstrong Braddock, Barnes, Burns, Driskill McKinney, Bennett, L. Allison, But- Snider, Hefner, Byars, Thompson Foreiaste Of Busy Life The Emmitt D. Smith Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was very active in 1957-58. The Chapter presented a Flower of the Month to a good citizen each month, spon- sored practice teaching for its senior members, sent a delegation to the State F. T. A. conventiong elected a Mr. and Miss F.T. A. g and sponsored a steak fry, a coke party, and Good Grooming and Good Posture Week. R, McGee, N, wafminski, Lester, BACK ROW Jordan, Collins Moss, Maddan Weaver MIDDLE ROW MIDDLE ROW: Howard, Buchanan, Anderwald, Adams, Martinez, V McGee Baker, Bates, N Alhson. ler WCIITICI, Ulrich, K. Kotara, FRONT ROW Crowson Brand, Mercer M. Kotara J Harris sw' flfflz it is AXE QOVN 1 Rsqr : ' fn INITIATION GUIDES: Kathy Bennett, Virginia McGee, Betty Kirby, J'Non Urbanczyk, Vivian Riggins, Remonia Hill, Ruth Preston, Carolyn McCreary. .4 5 Joyce Chapin and Janet Wedge listen as Paula Lowe plays at tea. INITIA TES: BACK ROW: Carolyn Peters, Patsy Holloway, Nancy Con- rad, Carrol Rapp, Leona Trayler. FRONT ROW: Linda Kay Moore, Gay Harris, Carolyn McGee, Sheila Snider. F. H. A. Gathers peed The Future Homemakers of America took off on this year's flight with the installation of officers and the initiation of new members. Twenty-Seven girls attended the State Fair in Dallasg a group went to the area meeting in Amarillo, where Paula Lowe and Linda Moore sang in the area choirg and J Non Urbanczyk, President-elect, Mary Ann Freeman, and their sponsor, Miss GeraldineRampy, attended the state convention in San Antonio. In October, the chapter entertained their Moms and Dads and the school admini- strators at a buffet supper. GUESTS AT TEA Hortencia Asencio Betty Jo Smith Marilyn Kotara Frances Steward Carlene Moran Gay Harris Phyllis Weimer Karen Collins Lee Anne Crowson Yvonne Kenney 4 Lou Howard, J'Non Urbanczyk, Roy Kay Thompson, Sandra Ulrich, and Eileen Butler are ready for hay- ride. In Club Activities At Christmas, the members collected Christmas cards for the state hospital in Wichi- ita Falls and went caroling in White Deer. In the spring, they planted a Pau1's Scar- let rose at the east end of the homemaking de- partment: selected Donny Rapstine as the chap- ter Beaug enjoyed, in spite of rain, a hayride to the Urbanczyk farmg observed F.H.A. Week, entertained the Groom chapterg and honored the eighth grade and high school girl graduates with a tea. J'Non earned her chapter degree, and Re- genia Baker was chosen as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. S1 . OFFICERS: Mary Ann Freeman, Secretary, Nancy McConnell, Song Leader, Sandra Mercer, Parliamentariang Suzane Bates, President, Regenia Baker, Vice-President, Joan Chance, Treasurer, Joy Kotara, Historiang Mary Buchanan, Pianist. F.l-LA. BE AU Donny Rapstine MOMS and DADS Ray Lowe Mrs. Lowe Mrs. Urbanczyk Henry Urbanczyk DELEGATES TO CONVENTION Mary Ann Freeman, .I'Non Urban- czyk, Miss Rampy. INITIATES: BACK ROW: Vickie Collins, Renae Boyd, Tommie Kay Kelley, Vivian Warminski, Pat Marx. FRONT ROW: Linda Diane Moore, Kay Stephenson, Kay Kotara, Theresa Riggins. X Kay Kotara F.F.A. SWEETHEART To begin the year with their new sponsor, Don Bradley, Orville Phillips won grand champion honors at the Carson County Fair with his Whiteface steer, and Jeff Bearden won grand champion honors on his Poland China pig. Ray- mond McKinney took second place in tractor driving. At the Top O' Texas show in Pampa,Charles Jackson won first prize on his pig, Phillips and Lewis Powers won second on pigs, and Dale Estes and Robert Anderwald, fifth. Powers took a second prize with his pig at the Dallas Fair. F. F. A. Continues LIVESTOCK .TUDGING TEAM: Phillips, Powers, Ruthardl. Chapter members trim trees. F.F.A. MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Bobby Kalka, Jeff Bearden, Orville Phillips, Dallas Sargent, Dale Estes, Raymond McKinney. .Terry Baker, Charles Jackson, .TimmyE stes, Alvin Merrifield. FRONT ROW: Orville Craig, Don Essary, Don Crutchfield, Robert Anderwald, Kelley Brown, Norman Warminski, Darrell Ruthardt, Lewis Powers, Anthony Smith. l..l I Flight Upward LAND TEAM: Estes, McKinney, Kalka, BAKER. lil Surveyors get in some practice. 5 -Q Yi Orville Phillips 'Ll DEKALB AGRICULTURAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The Livestock Judging team placed fifth at the Top O' Texas show and fourth in the area contest, this qualified them for the state con- test. Members of the department planted a grass garden of 20 different grasses and legumes, but a large part of their time was spentin developing shop skills, particularly in welding. Orville Phillips served as district treas- urer and received the DeKalb Agricultural Achievement Award. Kay Kotara was among the top three at the district Sweetheart contestg and Darrell Ruthardt, playing the harmonica, was sec- ond in the talent contest. OFFICERS: Orville Phillips, Presidentg Dale Estes, Vice-President, Bobby Kalka, Treasurer, Don Crutchfield, Reporter, Lewis Powers, Sentinelg Raymond McKinney, Secretaryg Don Brad- ley, Sponsor. ,M .W , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 2. S I Changing its po11cy tlus year the National Honor Society chose its members Its sole acuvity was an initiation ceremony in the high school auditorium, after which the members, their parents and guests were entertained by Mrs C R Mc- Connell and Mrs George Coffee with a reception in the McConnell home. N. H. S. Fails On Take-off 3 'fx the basis ofscholarship only. A H ' Z 5 , Nancy McConnell President welcomes INITIATES members and guests at reception Jimmie McKernan, Lorean Holloway, Tommy McGee, Sandra Mercer, Don A- dams. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS Ronny Coffee Joan Chance Secretary Nancy McConnell President Donna Brand Vice-President Regenia Baker Treasurer Rocky Coffee Thespians - Masquers Develop Communications with Hobart McDonald, director, the speech department presented a three-act play, ln Case of Murder, in November and competed in the state one'-act play contest in May. In the club meetings, the Masquers pre- sented characterizations and skits. Joe Downs, Connie Byars, and Buddy Crow- son gave a skit at the -Amateur Night program, and .Toe Downs and .Timmy Bearden gave a skit at a candidates' rally sponsored by one ofthe home demonstration clubs. fh 2 5 1-'UVKQ-.,. ' THESPIANS: Virginia McGee,Reporterg Jack Reynolds, Vice- President, Jeffrey Bearden, Treasurer, DonnyRapstine, Pres- ident, Jimmy Haiduk, Secretary. 9.5 im.. MASTUUERS BACK ROWg R, Chance, V. Collins, Driskill, Barnes, Freeman, L. Holloway, Moss, Lowe, P. Holloway, C. Harris. THIRD ROW: Chapin, Urbanczyk, Moore, M. Kotara, Thompson, Snider, Warmin- ski, Buchanan, Byars, K. Morgan. SEC- OND ROW: Martin, Rhodes, Wedge, Jones, Stephenson, Ulrich, Asencio, Mc- Creary. FRONT ROW: Reynolds, Presi- dent, Haiduk, Vice-President, McGee, Secretary-Treasurerg ROCRY COffe2. Re- porter. MASQUERS BACK ROW: Maddan, Jeff Bearden, T McGee, D. Rapstine, Jim Bearden Hughes, Gann, G. Rapstine, Ronny Cof- fee, Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Heaton Pearston, Warminski, Burns, Adams Reed, R. McGee, Stephens, Collins, An- derwald. FRONT ROW: Bennett, Collins Hefner, Weimer, Butler, Kelley, N. -Xl- lison, I. Harris. O ,851 it gig 9' I fl lfl n 1 ig Q E, i- Q, 9 WY -Q ,,-- tj w KI X,,' A., ,1, X l R 1 JZ uf 4?- K, ga R . U MD' -11--. 1 X I Q ' We Q ,Q W.,-. 'bk 4 'R' QW an ' 3' it , -K 4. ? f an 'I X eff . 3 sa V A L v - ' ,Z ,.,z, if ,Q ' Q as ,, 4., . A , o, ' .. x' . E W.. ft? .mf -9 '5- 7 2 'V B 7 I DRUM M AJ' OR Don Adams The Buck Band, under the direction ofLowell Bynum, made thirty-six public appearances this year. They marched and played at the football games and presented several concerts. At the Borger contest they received a third division rating in concert and a second in sight reading, while the twirlers received a second division in the twirling contest. At the lntcrscholastic League contest in Canyon, the band received third division ratings in concert and sight reading and second in march- ing. The twirlers placed in the third division. SAXOPHONES, BASSES, Buck Band Is l 4? TWIRLERS BACK ROW: Kay Kotara, Leona Trayler, Kay Step- henson. FRONT ROW: Joy Kotara, Sandra Mercer. TROMBONES CORNETS BACK ROW: Brenda Thornberg, Lynette Williams, BACK ROW: Charles McCloud, TommyBuchanan, Joe Ronald Wrinkle, Charles Dykes, Wayne Hughes, Don Gary Davis, .Toe Wheeley, Kim Wheetley. FRONT Driskill. FRONT ROW: Darrel Franklin, Philip Dm' ROW: Tommy McGee, Mark Collins, James Gann, berner, Scott Barnes, Sharon Jordan, Bob Parsons. Jerald Ballard. f -mfr? On The March DRUMS Richard Ulrich, David Rhodes, Bobby Moore, Raymond McGee, Leona Trayler, Kay Kotara. CLARINETS BACK ROW: Lavanda Hubbard, Susie Hughes, Virgil Wyatt, Freda Menefee, Judy Smith. FRONT ROW: Don Adams, Lou Howard, Norman Warminski, Frank Williams, Carolyn Kelley. - c 1 I v C O ga DIRECTOR Lowell Bynum. For the first time in the Panhandle, an all- region band was selected, and the Buck Band had several members who were chosen for thatgroup. They were Tommie Kel-ley, Flute, Don Adams, Clarinet, Sharon Jordan, Trombone, Tommy Mc- Gee, Cornetg and Scott Barnes, Saxophone, Tom- mie and Scott also won first and second division ratings in the individual contests in Canyon. For the first time, also, the band entered two twirlers in the solo twirling contest in Canyon. Eileen Butler receiveda third division rating, and Iuanna Jo Moore, a first. FLUTES, HORNS BACK ROW: Tommy Powell, Nancy Conrad, Billy Riggins, Willard Teague. 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M., x D gm V 5 4 2-1 g FV I X - - Q, gn if .X 5' xg pq yr ' 'fr 3 W ! 5 D 2 W . A - , Z.. 3 5.1 J l 1- J 5 W R. E af, -, -f f 5 E xx If A-fm XKQW JE? 5' i 52, '55 K .1 E ZR 4 Q. MA .. 1, s 5' A 1 Q 3 11 gb y p- . ,J.f ,g'L lil' I ' . 5 W MSFZ, is 3 'ffgfff' 'Wi 'NET r is ill' Hi- 1, EE M. L' 'OWU f 28 5 nv' r f S i Zikfkk' Ky , QF ' 3 Q7 J I 4 'Www Agxggffk J F e: ' Q . P3 M- Q ,I U ,V.4 ,, 2 . Q O A 2 5 w u- U I., P ul E - lx 3 A A TEAM Jeffrey Bearden QQ , Center A. I. Alford Forward Courtney White Forward Don Essary Guard Arlen Kaiser Guard The Bucks' basketball team fared fairly well this year, winning twenty-two and losing four games, for the best record Q l , in several years. They finished conference play in a tie with Q Gruver for first place, but in a playoff game at Panhandle 1 T s w Gruver came out winner, 59 to 57. ' fr The Bucks won 15 out of 17 non-conference games, winning first place in tourneys at White Deer and Panhandle, and capturing a third place at Sunray. In conference play, F5 they downed Panhandle, Sunray, and Stinnett twice, and split 4 a duo of games with Gruver. COACHES Sam Christy Otis llolladay TEAM ' T 3 1.' Ronnie Cade 'fc A Center Gary Sharpe Forward Jackie Burns Guard Bob Smith Forward Lewis Powers Guard MBU Guard l Mark Collins Thomas Lester Guard ,Timmy McKernan Forward Scott Barnes Forward Ellis Knight Center Herschel Powell Forward At Launching ite The Bucks placed one boy on the all-state team, as A. J. Alford repeated from last year. One of the high points of the year was the 102 points scored against Kress in the Panhandle tourney, when the Bucks defeated the Kangaroos 102 to 47. All-tournament selections for the three tournaments were Courtney White, at White Deer, Don Essary and A. I. Alford, at Sunrayg and Jeff Bearden, Essary, and Alford, at Panhandle. B TEAM Leland Knight Guard Jimmy Bearden Guard Raymond Stanley Guard ,Toe Grange Forward Tommy McGee Forward Wayne Hughes Forward James Gann Center A A TEAM GUARDS Lou Howard Lorean Holloway Joy Kotara Sherry Hefner 70 COACH Bob Moore A TEAM FORWARDS Patsy Holloway Mary Ann Freeman Nancy McConnell Marilyn Kotara Does Almost For the fourth straight year, the Does came closer to achieving the goal of every girls' basketball team in the state, a state championship, and were the first White Deer team ever to play in a state tournament. The girls won dis- trict, bi-district, and regional titles before falling in their first game at the state tourney. The Does went on to win their next game and the Class A third place trophy. Besides the league titles, the Does also won champion- ships in the tournaments at Sunray, Panhandle, and White Deer. RESERVES Vivian Riggins Sandra Ulrich Pat Marx Leona Trayler Carrol Rapp Achieve Orbit While the team was winning 32 games out of 34, several girls turned in outstanding individual performances. Lorean Holloway and Pokey Freeman were all-tournament choices at all three tournaments and then finished the season by gaining places on the all-state team, with Pokey being a unanimous choice. Nancy McConnell made the all-tournament team at Sunray and Panhandle and was joined by Patsy Holloway at the latter. The team lost only three members, the captains, Ioy Kotara, Nancy, and Lorean. MANAGERS Kay Kotara Regenia Baker y f B TEAM Gay Harris Nancy Conrad Karen Collins Carolyn Peters Rosella Chance Judy Jones Theresa Riqgins Phyllis Weimer Mary McKinney iii H, , if - few' M lim ' ! w V B ,p 'flaisfwid ,, Aw, W ' l . . 4-.45 Ai? R54 ' w . F2134 'fy -QQ f 'Y ,..r .nu iv. Q A ' - 4-.xyrw 1' aw SX' fb ELA 'L Y, 4 'yr A . M aus. -Yi 52:9 If lf '11 Y . r BA-.. - Mn-r 7 spy' ii .Sf 1559, six ,Loi Ronnie Cade Don Carter Raymond McKinney A. I. Alford twin .--.-V-Q-., 'vvvvug-1 ,f Achieve ' P A ', d lege in econ RELAY TEAM: MOCreary, White, COACHES AND MANAGERS: Mills Harmon falternatej, Carter, Hill. Coach Christy, Coach Holladay, Mangel The Bucks' track team came in third in the dis- AI the regional meer. Cade placed fifth in the trict meet in Panhandle. Cade hurled the discus discus, and the relay team, McCreary, Hill, White, for the only first place. with Harmon replacing Carter, and Alford and Mc- Seven boys placed second: Cade, high jump: Kinney in the half and mile runs got into the finals. Carter, 220 dash and broad jump, Alford, half mileg McKinney, mile, and the relay team. TRACK AND PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT BOYS BACK ROW: Lester, Grange, Hughes, Barnes,Braddock,McAllister.SECOND ROW: Stevens, Hanna, Knight, Coday, D. Crawford, Harmon, R. Crawford, Craig, McCloud. FRONT ROW: Burns, Carter, Cade, Hill, White, McKinney, McCreary. Q 5 P' - . '5 , n V7 D A r .QL VM 1 ga, X 1- ' BACK ROW: Mrs. Horace Ledbetter, Sherry Hefner, Karen Collins, Patsy Holloway, Mary Ann Freeman, Lorean Holloway, Priscilla Moss, Sandra Mercer. FRONT ROW: Pat Marx, Leona Trayler, Linda Allison, Mary McKinney, Carolyn Peters, Betty Kirby, Carrol Rapp, Linda Moore. Volleyball Teams Reach First tage The Does' volleyball team, coached by Mrs. The Bucks added their third district title in Horace Ledbetter, added tothis year'shistory-making their four years under the tutelage of Coach Sam record by winning the district championship for the Christy. Because of a mix-up in the schedule, neither first time. team could compete in the regional meet. BACK ROW: Manager Gary Mills, Jeffrey Bearden, Ronnie Cade, Gary Sharpe, A. J. Alford, Dale Estes Courtney White. FRONT ROW: Lewis Powers, Jackie Burns, Bob Smith, Raymond McKinney, Arlen Kaiser NOT SHOWN: Coach Sam Christy. 74 Student Life x Am 6 J A X , , I .M-.vm in-vw: '9W - 3 :MH if in-v 4,41-PS , 41 6' 1 2 '1i7FW'ferTE5gQ+Qf3 V ' 43,9 ' QM i J, ,,. a li A 54 A ,tv ., nz , ,V . . fb . w 4. Hi '41, Q , B . iii! .- Q v .I Q .. Q ll ff' Jack Reynolds Yes, I am a fool, but I m a wise fool. Isee nothing, dear, nothing but a shooting star. Kathy Bennett 2 One-Act Play Cast Reaches Inner Circle .-Q 4 jg,-14 N ' 5 I N fe-rife-f Af. 'g . U2eQi3?ff1-if: - I - .gf -kv.-,,'.j: -,-'. - 'f' A '-,' .0 'ln' ' ' , sr -: ,,, ,-I ,.f.g . -f1!3iEw . Fifi? -.' T I i 3 e 1 Jimmy Haiduk, Mr. McDonald, and Donny Rapstine. Now, boys, for the finer points. Bumbo the Clown , won first place in District, Area, anti Regional in the interscholastic League contest and third place in state. lack Reynolds was the best actor in District, Area, and Re- gional, and on the All-Star Cast at State. Mark Collins and Kathy Bennett were both on the All-Star Cast at District, Area, and Re- gional. Donny Rapstine and Jimmy Haiduk were the stage crew and Mr. Hobart McDonald was the director. Well, doctor, what do you think? Reynolds Gains Place Amid Brightest Stars ff? f f . X X The Rainbow is God's Ladder of Flowers. If hu lives through the night, there may be a chance. Mark Collins Hello! I want God's house, if you please ' . t li 3 i t Y .-jg' 3 5 I 3 ' f i f A V 5 l 2 K T g? 7' f r Sl 1 ' 'X 'A '- 'V f ' We thank you, Burnbo and give our regards You're the funniest man I ever met. IO QOQ, Jeffery Bearden H1 Activities 1 On The Base f '1' Vi Cheerleaders lead the school song at the close of the first assembly of 1957-58. Vivian Warminski and Renae Boyd do a little prac- tice shooting in Hunters Safety course. J'Non presents going-away gifts from the students to the Strick- lands. Darrell and Orville do-it-yourse1f - with some expert advice from Mr. Bradley. Buddy Ctowson Connie Byars an Joe Downs and Jim Bearden give a skit at a Candi- Joe Downs appear in a skit at the A dates' rally. mateur Night program. ' J 4 EMU Y' if 'T j 3 L J ' f 1 .J wtf, gn.: A 1 ,ff 1 ..l7. -1 Tx 'V QQ' ff, ri' 3 Gai ff ' 4433. if 11 j ,iz X. 1 4. A ' u 1, ',4r1. up: 01.1 4 wud.: I ,L Q 75? 7, T' 'Y--.J AppLEg QOR ff' - 'HE TEACHER K Q W 4 5'!' ', 's v. r .f ' e .-wdli K fff J fi K 4 V, , W p is .1 V E15 ' fx II! gy N R COLLEGIATE P Kansas City Pu: ,fem fo.ev Mau'c,vwf'f BQUIB FAUOPY HOME OFHU FEE ESSEX wig?