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

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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

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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

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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.