Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1958 volume:

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LLL1 I 11.1 111,111 5 8 ' - 255 : 59 11II,I,,..1I,I 80 S0p11o111o1'e C11155 ' 81 -A AffAASSS1f7,111 104 C' +3 ' 10' ,1,,,,,1,,,,IIII 122 ' s - 'fra ' ' ' ' 123 11.., 168 f - ' 169 198 I 1 g' . 199 U Q of WITHIN THESE CIRCLES One lnterpretatlon of a C11C1C IS a group bound together by common ln terests The 1958 Coyote Staff belleves that thls IS also an explanatlon of school l1fe at Wlchlta Falls Semor Hlgh School Both the faculty and the students have a common tle of loyalty and love for WFSH Members of the faculty have a common llnk among themselves as they put thelr years of tra1n1ng and expeuence 1nto practlce by teachmg thelr puplls well Also the students share the deslre to galn knowledge and to be graduated from senlor hlgh Moreover clrcles may be concentrlc or m other words one clrcle may surround others Encompassmg the student body IS the excellent staff of educators who prepare the11 charges for l1fe both mentally and splrltually But among the students the senlors looklng forward to graduatlon surpass the rest The juniors old veterans ln WFSH are eager to step 1nto the vacancles left by the jubllant graduates and to have the11 chance to recelve a hlgh school dlploma Slttlng by patlently are the sophomores waltlng to make thelr own progress toward graduatlon However desplte class r1valr1es all work togethel to uphold the hxgh standards of WFSH Wldenlng the clrcle organlzatlons and act1v1t1es glVC all a chance to make frlends Wlllll those who have common lnterests Furthermore an orblt of Splflt and loyalty surrounds the athletic and scholastlc representatlves of senlor hlgh Rlngs of honor embrace those representatlves who bung credlt to themselves and many lauxels to thelr hlgh school because of thelr speclal ab1l1t1es Wlth th1s theme ln mmd the Coyote Staff wlshes on behalf of the 1958 semor class that thls Coyote wxll always brlng many pleasant memoues of the 1957 58 school year . . . 9 9 9 b ' I . s . . . , . , . s Q - 9 9 . , , . 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HELEN GRACE COULD DEDICATION Solving students problems advlsmg them m school courses and helping graduatlng senlors choose the right college or vocation are just a few of the many tasks per formed by the Deans of Boys and Girls of Wichita Falls Senior High School Because of their patience and kindness Miss Helen Grace Could and Mr A D Neal are the friends of students now in WFSH and of many others who have gone through 1tS doors Miss Gould began her work here years ago as attend ance teacher under Principal S H Rlder and later be came dean for both boys and girls She IS now Dean of her unt1r1ng efforts Mr Neal has spent many years in varlous school sys tems throughout Texas Before he began his work at Wichita Falls Senior High School he was a c1v1l1an in structor at Sheppard Air Force Base He returned to the teaching profession thirteen years ago as a mechanical drawing teacher here at WF SH and in 194-9 he became Dean of Boys Because Miss Could and Mr Neal have spent their time so unselfishly helping young people It IS with pride and devotion that the COYOTE Staff dedlcates on be half of the students this 1958 COYOTE to the Deans of Wichita Falls Senior High School A. D. NEAL , , . . . 7 7 7 . . . . , Girls, doing an eleven-month job which requires all of , . 7 7 WICHITA R SENIO FIELD FALLS HIGH ND HOUSE na M y ., xv N. 'L Nlembers of the Board of Fduvatmn give- fre-Ply of thelr tune talPntQ and therneelvw to provlde a place for learmn and for the formauon of ood cxtlzenghlp by exery tudcnt of WFSH Sealed rom left to right are Mr Larry J Domg Nlr Charle-Q Prothro V111 Ireildent Mr Floyd Randel Preslclent Nlr John Wolf Secrmary Second row standmg are Mr Rufus Kmg 'VIr Clyde Flllmore Dr Wllllam L Powers 15 not plctured G. H. KIRBY. MA. E. B. FINCHER, MA. Lvnivr-rsity of South:-rn ffalifornia North Texas Stahl C0111-ge Assistant to mln- Supl-rinn-ndf-nr Dirvvlor of CllVFlf'l1lUlll OUR PRINCIPAL UVJJL1 bmf aavdkfzffd! A D NEAL 'NI S HELEN GRALE QJOULD B A CURTIS A QIEBENTHALL M Ed East Texas State College University of Texas Vlidwe tern University Dean of Boys lk an of Girls Audio Vi ual and Guidance Director Co Sponsor of Home Room Spon or of Ntudent Sponsor Co Sponsor of Home Room Representatixes C0 bponsor of Office Assistants Representatix es MRS. H. I.. BEAR MRS. P, U. PARISH MRS. A. D. NEAL Office Secretary Student of Ilraughons Business College Rfigiifaf Co4Sponsor of Office .Assistants Secretary to the Principal C0'5P0I1S01' of Office ASSEIHIIIS 1 .li ENCJI H Of the well known three Rs of educatlon the study of l4I1gllSl1 mcludes two reading and Wl'ltlIlg In readmg the great works of llterature the student sees re flected the development of uxlllzatlon and the worklngs of men s mmds These perlods present the wrlters best Lontr1but1ons to llterature Slnfe each semester 15 devoted to a partlcular phase of Ellgll h a student also studles grammar and learns to express hlmself well ln Lomeung his thoughts to others The Pnghsh department sponsors THE COX OTE NkWS and TE ElN TINIES and also asslsts the art department lIl the production of THE COX OIE LOUISF IIPSI OMB NI X IDX JMNF YOLI INS N1 X SXRAH I' Hi XNFR B Southa rn M1 Ihodl 1 l nntrsnty Hardin Snnmon l mur lty Qolumbla Umver ny Sponstr of IHE COX OTF NFWS Editorial Xdwx or of THE COX OTF ,I l - .- ! A fr - W , 'A J 1 l A t . 571 A K. 'IS ,E Y www - v 1 - -l . V , A k - . , . . . . . S. .. E ' 7 - - -. . Q . - , 1 . , W ,. N Q. . , , , A . . - . ,V H1 gr 'I' . . Q LOUISE KELLY M A ,als , V: f.,f , NIR EE B LHIVEYQIIY of Texas HIVQ y FXS Spon or of .lunlor Hlstorlans MRS ROBERT B MENEFEE BA BOB F NEWBILL BA North Texa State College Nhdwe tern UHIVPI' lty 324 MRS. JEFF PLCKETT NIA. Texas Woman s Univf-r-ity ESTELLE W OOD NI.Ed. University of Texa- ' f ' ':f1fd1:g1z.g -f .W , 'gy . . J, . HA . - 49? M1 up-,15vg'. KATHLEEN MELAT MA Umver ny of Texas Sponsor of Girls Club ss, I C PRESSON M A Umver ns of Calxforma Sponsor of New paper Clrculatlon BENNIE WORKS M.A. Lniversity of Chicago I5 Co-Sponsor of Senior Class LOIS BELL MA North Texas State College Co Sponsor of Future Teachers of Amerlca 'Uv' 1 5 RANDELL L BRADLEY MldW8St8IH UHIVCISIIY ZELA CASKIN M Ed Methodlst UHIVSTSIIY East Texas State College Coach of Golf MATHEVIATICS Now there IS greater need for a better mathematlcal background than ever before because at the present the world stands on the threshold of space exploratlon Regardle s of the held of work a student chooses he uses mathemahcs ln some form The mathema tlclans and sclentlsts may hold the future 1n thelr hands Every student m WFSH takes courses m some phase of mathematlcs algebra geometry or arlthmetlc For those mterested 1n hlgher mathe matlcs, courses are taught 1n solld geometry trlgonometry sllde rule analytlcal geometry and calculus The use of mathematlcs mcreases day by day whether It be m the home the factory or the laboratory BEATRICE MORGAN MA 6 Southern Methodlst UDIVCISII 'Sir Randell Bradley hde rule mstructor pomt out an enlarged workmg model of a sllde rule to several of hl students , . . , , . . 7 ' . s ' ' ' 7 Q . . ' I h 1 - ' V7 . 7 . 7 7 1 A f Y f' 1' K., K-l ,.,1- fl? . , ',. . . . L.. Sponsor of Math Club - me - , ki- X 5 l l -- 1 . , s ' ' . ' S l . .S - , . . A . , Y JOE K REED NI Ed VIRGINIA A WARHURST MA M1dwestern Unlverslty UHIVCTSIIY of Oklahoma Coach of Athleucs Soclal Commxttee Q-4. l A student ln Mass Beatrlce Morgans sohd geometry class demonstrates a pl'll'lC1PlC mvolvmg trlangles J W WILLIAMS MA Hardm Slmmons Umverslty MONA G HORTON MEd Unxverslty of Texas Co Sponsor of Future Teachers of Amerlca PAUL W. CENUNG, M.Ed. Midwestern University ERNESTINE BOLIN M A Southern M8Ih0dlSI Umverslty Sponsor of Natlonal Honor Soclety MRS GRADY R CHAPMAN B S North Texas State College 'VIRS M K ANTHONY MA MARY BX RD 'NIA Nlxdwe tern Umverslty Columbla Unnersny Co Spon or of Jumor Class 'Y' MRS J F MORELAND NI A Ea t Texas State College ETHEL FARABEE Nl A UHIVCIQIIY of Texas ,L fied iv-5 fvtllx, Us MRS TRAVIS H SNIITH BS m LS HUNTER KIRKPATRICK M S DONNELL L CROSSLIN MA I8 Texas Womgn 5 Umverglry East Texas State College Hardm Srmmons Lmverslty Coach of Athletlcs Coach of Athletlcs ' gf , . . l . . . , . . . , A . . . S ' is V . . , . . , l . . . . . , . . . N. S 7--1' , Q, f f , , ' A Silt ,Q 4,:4x4Y,?' M. C gf Y fy, , K 1, 'fl . . . , . , , , , . . , . , . , . ,. 7 . . 45 SOCIAL STUDIES Students learn to appreciate their American heritage by studying social studles Both Texas and -Xmerican history emphasize the basic prlnciples of democracy for which the fOUIlCl1Ilg fathers gave their llyes The great documents WhlCh the student studies and learns glue him a feeling of pride in his country 'X knowledge of the complicated workings of a democratic government is gained from the study of CIVICS To understand his fellow men III other countries the student suryess world history thus galnlng facts about the backgrounds that haye influenced many llyes Apprecla tion of the American herltage could 1nsure that heritage for the future MRS. BRODE M Texas Technological Midwestern University Nurse Coach of Athletics HEALTH Now in its second year of existence in WFSH, the health course, working in co- ordination with the physical education department, has helped students to gain both a healthy mind and a healthy body. The classes, taught by Mrs. Brode Puckett and Mr. Joe Boh Tyler, help a student to develop a pleasing personality and the ability to get along with others hy keeping himself well disciplined. well groomed and healthy. Should a student or teacher become ill while at school, Mrs. R. E. Cole, the school nurse, is there to lend a helping hand and to decide whether or not the person is in condition to stay in school. JOE BOB TYLER, M.E. MRS. R. E COLE WILLIAM T FALLS BS West Texas State College Sponsor of Chemistry Club SCIENCE It does not take long for a blology student at WFSH to flnd answers to such questlons as What on earth 1S photosynthes1s'7 or Is the protozoa an ammal or a plant? A student s 1nqu1r1es are soon answered under the guldance of excellent mstructors and ln a laboratory equlpped wxth ammals and plants to study Furtherlng the students knowledge of sclence are courses ln chemlstry and physlcs Beglflnlng wlth formulas radlcals and atomlc welghts 1n chemlstry, and endmg wlth the study of phenomena of nature m physlcs a student galns an over all knowledge of the unlverse All the sclence classes provlde knowledge and encouragement whlch help a student under stand better the advancements of the atomlc age of today 4-mga' ut il fbtgiisw-or :F we 55 2:11 31: 'Do 5:1 S3 -m 5-4 4: :.-4 fu: o Z -u U7 o 2 3 Fl Q- Z2 H -:v ZS FDU! ir- U1 5525 F-To C1 ai 'Ez CD GERALD WRIGHT B S Texas Technologlcal College WENDELL HARRIS, B S VIRGINIA MILNER, BS JANIES D MEI-ER, B S Southeastern State College Arkansas State Teachers College NIldW6SfCU1 IJUIVCFSHY FOREIGN LANGUAGE Experto crecle Confle usted uno que tlene experlencla or Trust one who has experlence are words whlch express the op1n1on of students who haye taken Latln and Spanlsh at WFbH As they tackle the forelgn verbs and grammar study the hlstory of anclent c1v1l1zat1ons and galn an understandmg of forelgn culture they have found the mformatlon both fasclnatlng and useful Latm the foundatlon of many languages supplements the study of Engllsh and proyldes a background for hlstory It can prove an mvaluable ald to the student who plans to follow a career ln medlclne law or the mlnlstry Spanlsh a conyersatronal language teaches a vude use of vocabulary and accurate grammar as lt creates an understandlng of Spamsh speakmg peoples Then too Spanlsh IS of great help to one travellng through the nerghbormg Latm Amerlcan countries Both the Gens Romana and Pan AIHCTICHII Student Forum add mterest ln Latm and Spanlsh through numerous 3Ct1V1tlCS two of whlch are the annual Latm Banquet and the Pan Amerlcan Day Assembly JAINE NICCULLOCH NI A UHIVBTSIIY of Ch1Cag0 C0 Sponsor of PASF MRS JOE BROWNING BA Mldwe tern UHIVCTSIIY Co Sponsor of PASF LOWA BETTX BROWN WA NELL SANINIOWQ NI X 'NIRS HAL RAY 'VI A Lnlyer ny of Tr-xa Southern 'Vlethodl I Unner 1ty Unner 1ty of Texa Spon or of Sophomore Q13 Co Spon or of Latm Club Sponsor of Wrlters Club Co Spon or of Latm Club Co Sponsor of .lunlor Class Soclal Commlttee JULIA A CRAWFORD Midwestern Umverslty Sponsor of Drstrlbunve Educatlon Club 'VIRS JULIA CRISSEY MA ROBERT H GLENN MS Umversrty of Pxttsburgh North Texas State College MRS ROY KNIGHT B S 'Iexas Woman s Unrversrty JUDITH M. THOMAS, B.S. North Texas State College MRS. GUY H. UNDERWOOD, B.S. North Texas State College f X4 JOE D SLACK BS West Texas State College JESSE J. WALLA, B.S. Southeastern State College Sponsor of Vocational Industrial Club DALE A BRUBAKER 'NIM Umverslty of Texas Co Sponsor of Instrumental Muslc Club DONALD L HATCH B M Illmols Wesleyan Umverslty Soclal Committee Co Sponsor of In trumental Muslc Club X MUSIC Say It mth muslc IS the fa worlte expresslon repeated tlme after tlme ln the ITIUSIC classes of WFSH Exery motlon ldeal and purpose of a student 15 expressed ln the muslc that IS sung or play ed The vocal and mstrumental tram mg IS rated among the hlghect ln the state The A Cappella cholr appears often before WlChlla Falls clubs and 1n many contest tourna ments The popularltv of the Coyote band IS demonstrated through lts performances ln pa rades and at football games R CClVlYlg much deserved prarse for nts performance rn school assem blles at plays and 1n pubhc con certs the WFSH orchestra IS an lmportant member of the WFSH muslcal clrcle SPEECH Dlctzon gestures impromptu and expresszon are words whlch are of ten used 1n the speech department Learnlng how to speak correctly IS just one of the thmgs empha Slled by thls department The study of thls subject glves students polse and self confldence rn speakmg Avallable are courses 1n platform speakmg radlo dramatlcs and de bate Brmglng much enjoyment to students ln WFSH are the Ama teur Gulld R3dlO and TV and the Natlonal Thesplan SOCICIV plays presented through the superv1s1on and sponsorshlp of the speech de partment 'VIRS T RICHARD NIOSS 'VIA Columbla Umversxty MRS HARLAN STARK BA Umversnty of Mxsslssxppx THOMAS SHAW, M ME JAMES T YAUCER, M Ed North Texas State College Midwestern UHIVCYSIW Sponsor of Choral MUSIC Club Sponsor of Boys' Glee Club 24 .X H . v. .,,. . . , . ,-.. i - -4- f - sa-- . C' I , . a x ,. . , .. . . . . . V . . 9 9 ' ' .I 5 . 9 9 ' I . . .Y 0 A . A , 9 , a C. C. FRAZEE, B.S. PERRY GOOLSBY, M.Ed. Midwestern University Midwestern University Sponsor of Boys' Gym Leaders Coach of Athletics Qw ?' JOE I.. GOLDING, M.Ed. Midwestern University Athletic Director PHYSICAL EDUCATION Use both hands while learning IS a familiar echo throughout the gym when the girls physical education classes begin playing volleyball This program gives a basic foundation for those who wish to continue with physical education act1v1t1es For others, it serves as a self satisfying element to the lndlviduals physical life The department is devoted to the development of a clean mind and basketball soccer and baseball are the basic activities played to build up strong bodies and to develop the ability to get along with others MRS R B LUCY B S North Texas State College Co Sponsor of Girls Gym Leaders Co Sp nsor of Senior Class IV MRS GLENN REA BS North Texas State College Co Sponsor of Girls Gym Leaders 25 WFSH gym leaders manage to look professional as they assemble for their picture. f ' X H . . ,, . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . ' good sportsmanship. In the boys' physical education classes tumbling, M ART Art may seem to be a subject taken purely for enjoyment, but it also enables a student to enter the art field in later years by discovery of a hidden talent and interest. With the basis gained from the study of this course, a student can enter the advertising profession, block printing, commercial art or layout designing. In addition the de- partment offers drawing, modeling and oil and tempera painting. Interested students work diligently on textile designs in an advanced art class HOME ECONOMICS Preparation for the home of the future 1S given a foundation in the homemakmg classes of WFSH through the courses offered in sew mg and cooking Gaming ability to plan prepare and serve a meal IS the purpose of the food courses in the department The course in clothing develops the students skill in ln terpretatlon of patterns and the construction and care of garments The progress made by the students becomes evident when the sew ing classes present the annual style show for the Mother Daughter Open House and the cooking classes entertain guests during Educa tion Week with coffee and cookies 26 MATTYE MAE HAYNIE MEd Texas Woman s University Sponsor of THE COYOTE JOYCE SAMUELS MA Columbia University MRS WILLIAM J WHITE B S HENRYETTA E SANDS B S North Texas State College North Texas State College STUDY HALLS Study halls provlde a place for concentratlon for students who appreclate the qulet surroundings offered them The teachers dlrectlng these study halls are dolng a mar velous job trylng to keep some from talklng wlth thelr frlends m the next seat or across the room Th1S perrod durlng a busy school day 1S an advantage to the students who deslre free t1me to prepare asslgnments for the followlng classes MRS RUTH HARRIS M A MRS B T HAWS B S MRS JOHN WILKES M Ed Southern Methodlst Unlverslty Texas Woman 5 Umversny North Texas State College LIBRARY Snlder Llbrary of WF SH IS a place where one mlght spend h1s tlme readmg a book or dolng research work wlth the extenslve and up to date materlal offered h1m Students gam experlence IH the use of the card catalogue and Readers Culde whlch are used darly by students workmg on term themes and other research papers Mrs C W Snlder glVCS flfty flVC magazlnes and many books each year as glftS to help students ROTC The Reserve Offlcers Tramlng Corps prepare the young men of WFSH to be future m1l1tary Offl cers and servlcemen Instruction ln self d1SC1pllIlC helps them meet the mental challenges of modern day hfe and to become more ma ture There IS an opportumty for 1nd1v1dual 1n1t1at1ve by an lncrease 1n rank of the ROTC student who excels xn the course The student graspmg the concepts of ROTC IS a man to rely on now or ln the future MRS ROBERT T CROUCH BS NATALIE GORIN BS m LS MAJOR H D BYOUS MS Texas Woman s Umverslty George Peabody College East Texas State College Co Sponsor of Llbrary Club Co Sponsor of Llhrary Club - y-- ... ,.. - v-- . . . , , , . , .- 3 . . . ' - 7 . . l A . . - ,.. ,,. .. .. ,.. , . . Q 1 CHARLES AVERA, 13.5, JOYCE ELAINE GEER, BS. Central Stale College East Texas State College TENNIS Expert instruction is given every student taking tennis in WFSH by Mr. Charles Avera and Miss Joyce Ceer. On the attractive tennis courts they teach the form and skills of tennis that have enabled the great players to excel. Upon learning the skills often WFSH students become well-known in the field of tennis The Coyote Varsity team plays other teams in the state often winning trophies and awards 1n the name of the school Constant improvements are belng made as the students receive constructive criticism and praise from both the instructors and experts in-lg' SEDT qafety Education Drlser rllwlllllllg includes classroom ll9Ill0llStI'dtlOI13 and discussions which parallel thc actual flfltlll cxpcrlence When the students take drlvlng instructions they learn hcm to operate a car under all drlwlnv Llllldl tions The supervlslon and guidance of WFSH drning instructors have helped many young people to recene a license and to drne better with safety ever ln mind MACK L KECK NIS North Texas State College Coach of Athletics HADDON F MALONE M S North Texas State College , . V A , . . 9 I P I C v 'Zi . ,. . . 'Falk I , , Q, Two students eagerly await their turn to clrive the SEDT training car. 3 I x 'Y ' . V 1 I . I I I E K is , K . x . . V . 2 I . '. U x I . h , L 5 4 . . T . . I tl ' I - - - , , , . . U . , 0 'S 'E ON ol 00 QR QS Q 0 Q Q? .. EEN W5 A ,. A 7 K w:':x.w12:if'fL ,, 2 1 Q 1 A.. .. A 43 Q v ' Y iii! ' f f W '?V 4fQ Qi 14.14 Q ' '-N 6' . ji Q ff ?'k ifv 553: is U9 . sf 26 4,-ziggy: f.9 ao -'Wir 5 1 . W el ,rky 127 P- ,-V. l X 95 K' 532 fg Q5 1'.. : ,1. l - A is wi g ' ' m v H R IIN? H :-V f M ' ' 4 m Q' V ,.-' ?f M 1 Y ' l ' Q-- 5 Sv ,, ,5,,. S W! A V W 3 -b 'ik , f 'L Q , ,, .Q g 3 ,D Mi 7 5 , 1 . 9 M I FIN . by 'V' 'Q' ii . . EA ' X J 'Q X f. np B Q it y 'R 'Hu QQ' x M 151- Homer Bennett Jan Benthall Sylva Billue Chuck Bitgund Dun Blavk Sue Black Rudy Blmudguc Q, I sr Agne Bartosh Judx Beard Mars Catherme J C Bedford Charlene Avery Beck Mary Beth Bailey Wvanda Balis Johnny Ballard Juan Barnhart john Blavk SENIOR Bohlny Bnatright Richard Bm,-k Linda Boehm? A 1 I 5' 1' ' 'x ii? , A 3,fD,5g'j'z V ll0USl0Il lluwv CLASS J im Boger Doyle Boggs Glenda Boliannon 'ON -S. Sherwin Boyd Ann Boydstun Sue Ann Bonner Gerry Booher 1 3' X L 3 I' ,Q in 'N X ' w--- V0 ir XL fi in Mary Brakebill Eddie Bramlett Pat Bridges nv. 0- 40 , AQX ...r in 534. :Vi Barbara Brinkley Gayle Broday Charlotte Brooks Bobby Brown Martha Brown Pamela Brown Carl Browning Gayle Browning Jeannette Bryan 6 , 'Ds .ZW- ,S 'E .A 0'6- . fx 0 ' 14 , 2 rr Q ' 1 l I fwlx f 33 Q' ' -on fini 'lr' Nlaxio Collins Linfla Collins Verali Cullingswurth 1 5 Q A-3 70' linlm Curiley jfw cilllllff,'l'ZiF llnris Cunpcr Sliarmi Cnlwlaml Lee Curn Swan Cmvey Sara Cnx liuy Lfiilfl William Crissey 'N IW' Carol Dean Dunna Dearen Pneston De Sliazo Davirl Ilowhitt Betsy Cross Jar-k Culberson Barbara Daily Thelma Davis Bennie Day Qx L. ir- 1' Luna,- Less Fa Nlarie Dolmry Arlene Dodson Freflrly Downs Anne Duncan i t ff- 35 fl Q A if 3 if . 73 L' ra J' if z VL, ' if l 1 1 Gui? 1 ' - Nancy Doughty SENIOR A. J. Egerton Barbara Sue Elznn Don Elliutt 'tg it Norman Estalw rook CLASS ,lack Elliott Sandra Elliott Judy Ellis , .4 1 X. Ann Estrada Aubrey Evans Beatrice Elmore Mark Eskew , fi ,, SN' 'Q-53. ,W . ,, 4 11- vi' 49 Q. -. Q we , Y r fi it Charlotte Evans Laura Jean Evans Ellis Evinger wc:-' B-. lk-anne Farabce Kay lfariiicr Nir-l-tie Farris jvc Ferguson ,loan Finvli Mary Finf-lier Paul Fisvlier Lydia Flores Charles Foster fv- 8. 1 E I- 3 Y 'T' Q Q A t A ,ft All R' D K eva is 1 , John Fuller df' 'Q an Tw SENIOR Gaye Frost ,lack Frost Glenda Garner Tony Garrett Larry Gates 'U' A 3TH jerry Frazier Doris Frerking 'T' 5 fQx Joe Francis Jean Franklin Margaret Franklin Nlarilynn Franklin Jan Foster Orval Foster Williia Fowler Polly Jane Fox Waiida Fox Anne-tte Frilxerg Helen Fulton Gene Gardner 39 1? 4g-, I lfxlwin Givens CLASS . 'J ZZ,-A u '1- V, Q., ,'., I J H y, . 4 Q ' lg . 4 K- 1 'N -4, we J Wlayrie Gatti Carole Gilrlvs Vivian Gilmlms Welclcmim Givens Q Frances Glover Virginia Godfrey Bill Goff Doyle Gilbert Jackie COITlllll0Il Bei erly Gilmore ,, A. ff 3 A V55 , M-, lx fi 19- fi Charles Goodgion Charles Gowin Donald Graham Perry Graham LaVon Graves William Gray Dorothy Green Mark Greenwood jacquelyn Greer ,G fi ..-. Q v fa- W 'fin S i 25 J Q is X? H H' 'fix uv' 'Q 1' 4 ..,,, 1: is Lv . 4' a 'lf .ff 1. 'Uv 1 ' Nina Humphrey Sonya Inman Jimmy Jackson Linda Jackson Harry Holley Marsha Horton Arlyn Hotchkiss Marilyn Howell Joyce Huggins James J aros Dan J emison Gladys Jentsch Frank Johe Bud Johnson Don C. Johnson Janice Johnson Laing I UU. ,af 'Vw Don Johnson SENIOR Pat Johnson Roy Leonjohnson James Jolliff 41' f All 1 Sandra Kc-nycm Myra Kettle Kay Kiel TOIIIITIY King Franvf-Q Kirby Carnly ri Kirkham Ucriif-we Knight Karon KTPIIIUI' Nlikf- Lam 201 .1 Ab- Billy Lefllietter Lcslie Lee lJlIlKlil Lf-c linger Lcc Joyce Landers Alan Lane Mary Frances Lane Linda Laughery Billy Jack Leach W, V , la ,ma il' .fl ' , ng, -, It 1 V - Slwlton Loltis SENIOR Ronnie Lucas Sherry Lucas Nancy Lumpkin fk- 'mf M 2 fi 11 is I 3' ' 'fu .QA 'I YV f ' K A ,Q , . V YK i I' A si . ,loleene Nlcflaughey Jwdy Nlcflrath N1lI'lhH NIc'Clung N lf' Ml If Nl Mx mi Nlr'Cnrrnif'k 'V Q .' I .-.A V 2 'Ox -QM Q QW 89' 'ii 'vw Q. 46 'fv- Ceralrl Nlatthews Joyee Maxwell Samlra May Tum May Jimmy Nlillhllff Gem- Nlartinc-1' Olga Ylartinez ,lm-lxie Nlasml Marilynn Malllis Carey May field Tommy Nlendenhall Lynn Mercer Nlarlene Merrill Gerald Miclflleton Pat Miller Riellarcl Miller Ed Miller SENIOR Nlareia Mitchell Dun Moer John Nlontgmuery Margare-t Morales CLASS IAHIIIIQ' Moorly lvlilfllyll Moocly llon Moorv is v S' V ,L df ,gt ,X .'1ng, riff ' ' fi ,I , Fi ' 745 J W k ' J, e V 1 MVT: 1,s.- -41 iv Q' 5 x 5 f' ii i Q Dolores More-no Marily n Morgan Muriel Moore Patti Mooter 'S or 2. V1 ,mi Mike Morgan Beverly Morris Yvallace Morris 3 Y K Cay Morrison liurlmara Moser Harlnara Mullvn Bf'nny Nr-or Aulrrvy NUWIIIHII llir-kic Northum 1' Yina Ulvvririoslu-5' Luz Ojvcla Billy Om-n 'CT' vbn fan, Q' 'Qs Billie Sue Patton Eddie Patton Barbara Jo Payne ,linnny Pemberton Carrie Palmer Pat Parker Don Parks Bonnie Patrick Marvin Patterson Paul Perkins J. E. Perry Sandy Peterson if ?:q Robert Pincus - -if 1 ' Q 'P sEN1oR i , if E ' 'E i giff Curtis Phillips Llnyd Plerson Wlancla Pittman Delores Pokorny Annette Polhemus Gilda Pitt Charlan Pitman ex' , . in ' 2- ja? -t ? . inf - ' P is ,rx 01 'gr Santos liumoz CLASS Bvliy Pmwll janv Pressun Llnyfl l'urr'ell ,- X 'gi 35 ..- Y' J JI .M N.6,f7 J u 494- Wvayue Ratliff Linda Raul: 40'- -gf-an Gfemgze Hflaves joy Hvwl ' i ,flfl 1 i . It R ' rhvrl :Xl1r'P Putman Davy Haines , if Wd ' 'N 7 f H. fu' 4 It , . J, aff f xg I, 3 ,, fa- 1 A, 'v X Fas , K 7-in V , 5 - ev- A 1 - . A K X r L . f . f v I W f A' Wu . 'f' . 'f-'fi ' 5?igLA ,ff s Vi I Q' Avia ' f t ff 'TN ,A Dc-lla Hvxrmlfk jimmy Iiiwlw Sue- Hi4-lulrrismu CQIUIIYII Rifldleli Rurlnllu Hiuvux W ax rw H1111-1' Hugh Iilxff-rd Alamfltc? Rulwrt- all RufJf'rl4 'CN fm.. li L' 49 1k u an f ,,. f ll 0' 1 KW'- 2 Y as 1 J-A 'C IA ui 1 - -., . L' L an 'P' - x,,w.1f'. . tt' , 'R 'Q' ' M 'f M In K vi 5 - if Caydenc- Roper Patsy Ruwtmm Bobby Rusk Judy Rutter Silllllfil Rwlwrts Hmvurd Rulnvy Bill HlPlbiIlSUIl Dennis Robinson Rodney Rodgers if QT N A Q, ,Q fit ai .f uuuu. ff ,fx V S 3 can J' 4+ xx 1 Mary Sachse Nlarylyu Salt Charles Sanders Pat Sands Richard Sarvioue Eddie Schlaffke Luis Schwot-rke I7 A 49 ,QI A X' 1 5 - Y' ' .A Wf- I fy . Qty 1 wt rt, xt 4,5 Q , i's'6 vi X F-f A- 1, A Suv Srhf-rff SENIOR Dwight Svuggill Durauna Nc-ott Richa rd Seal A U 9: M4 ,. -'liar e . .ef ' Ssl K , ...gf ' 2 - 1 1 ' -fi fi iv' ' x IK John Fhehanc CLASS Joe Seibold Jane Seymour Lynne Shumburger ,t ' vi 'f.. X4 ' Z ' , rafts' i i t 2- if s 4 iWQ2 f ' 423 ,,,, . Jerry Shepherd Timothx' Shirev Bobby Shawn Jerry Sheets -in by A f'1Jpl' W ,QD iv' ' . X , f K wg... ADA. js ' Nelda Shoup Marian Sihert Marylyn Sinirfo 7' 9- x .QQ J ' ,Hs ,-qs, 1-. if l' ' 99, 'ix Ruin- Flu-limi Hzil'huru Slack Uiamtha Smith tid Smith Jvlwltt Smith Mary Smith NIif'kf'f Smith Ju-rry Fnirlvr Limla SIJCIIVOIA 36 32. 1- 'Vs Q . Gigg- wi il t. QM- -7 K. VUL ,few i. ff' if Mhz I .. uv-W Y W V MW ,,, Q., if' 5I f-JN Qu-. . yv -tb r Danny Stearns Nlarjnrie Stephens Howe Stevens Mary pXnn Stewart N flew-lla Fpires I llzl I link. I it Ftuley nnle htm lXlYNl'1llil x Mari Ann Stith Pat Stone Tonlrnx' Stout c rib A M QQ 2 4, 12, 5 .. 2 A i i e John Strancl Hurley Sullix an lfneflu Sumner llnnnie Swaulley Shelton Sullivan SENIOR Charles Swaffwrcl flartl15xxift Xvillllld lute 6 Q 5 1 1-3618 s Muff. ' I Aw A sh 1 I 4 9 . . 'ft -, f Danny Tucker Mark Tucker Royce Ty ler Juancy lfnrlerwood Patti Vandiver Shirley Yan Huss Lajuana Vaughn Wanda Wade Jnhn Whggmrer 7- . GX ii S'- QP --A iw I 1' ' an 2 I M Suzy Xvulflun ll2lYifl W'ulx'vrtrn1 Bulvlnl Wvmnrl Uvun VQMM Virginia Nvray U1-m'g1v Xfright Nlury Kathryn Wx' Pal Wriffht If '95 X lgllt in 'vi X 'Vs 55 3.9 Average--Front row. left to right: Reba Wiist. Susan Cow:-y and Patsy Rowton. Bark rout Pat W'right. Marilyn Franklin. Nlary Ann W:-au-r and Carol Calkins. .Vat pictured: Frances Kirby. 4. A-Xu-rage'--Ifronr row. left 10 riglzf: Nlarthu Nic-- Clung. Carrir' llalrnvr. Ruth .Nnn Ke-mlull. .lan .lunn-s ancl lor' W1-rnvr, SFCUIIII rout .'xIlIll'llQ' Frilu-rg, Nlury Ann Stvwart and Limla SIN'Ill'l'I'. Bark wir: .lirnmiv Wvillis. Ann Wofford. Lynne- Sharnlnurge-r anal Limla , Laughf-ry. -, 3.T Awragv-Front row, left to right: Sandra ,Xmln-0, jnyw- Lamlc-rs. .lam-t Benthall. Mary Kathryn Wright and Sylxa livlle- liillue-. Sfroml wuz' .Xrle-nv Dodson. Joyce- Huggins. Mary Hartsfieflfl and Lvnemla Surnnvr. Bark rout Billy Ledlwtter and John Mcfllillari. HIGH R N Q vw' -HY. 5,3 I ln an annual revolving uliout il tlivrne ol vm-lvs uml thvii' ccritews. this pzigv is most,z1pp1'opl'i11t0. Slum- thr- liusiu aim of uny institution such as Vivlfsll is to prornote- lmowlfwlgv. thr- outstumling students in the lrmucl field of learning: shoulcl he ivccmgriizcwl. With I I G SE IOR Wa that thought in mind, this page is ded- icated to the HIGH RANKING SEN- IORS, those students who have main- tained throughout three years of high school an outstanding scholastic aver- age. 3.5 .Me-rage - Front row, left fo riglit: I Marilyn Salt. AIlIlI't'Ll Wills-ull. Rose Str-vvns. Pat Stone-, Linda Hall and Nlartlia Te-xis. Ser- oml row: Wiamla llike-5, Carolyn Kirkham. Nlari- lyn Nlathia Sh:-:ry Lu- vas. Pam Brown and June- S+-yrnour. Thin! mu? Ronnie Lippin- vott. Sam .Nlli-on. liar- liara Daily. Cala Vllllttlll' u-. Nlury llvla-n NL-- Gn-gor and IJ:-Iia Sta- l'-y. lfarl: mu? John Blavk and Torn May. SENIOR STL'DEN'l' SPONSORS First row, left to right: lite Sc-ihold. Assistant Secretary: Ralph Harwy. Vice President: .lane Winst--all. Sr-Crt-tarv: ,lint jackson, Prvsitlcnt: ,luclv Bvartl. Point Fm-crotarvg Kirhv Grows. Tri-asure-r: David Hatch. Reporter. 1 V 1 Sf'l'0ll1l row: Ann Wofford. Reba Wiist. Gail .l0nes. George Rvaws, Patti Mooter. .lane Cutzman Linda Hall. Jane Presson. Marilyn Mathis. Tlzinf rout Us-nnis Robinson, Wilma Fowlvr. llarrit- l'almt-r. l rant't-s Kirhy, Carolyn Kirkham. Riitllltj' Rratlge-rs. Billy Lvrlbvttvr. Ruth Ann Km-nflall. lsflllffll mtv: .-X. ,l. Egvrtnn. Nluna fXrvmud. ll:-tsy Cross, Ct-raltl Nlathe-ws, Wlilliam Criss:-y. ,lan ,lonvs Fifth mir: Mark Ure-cnwootl. Mark Eskvw. Bill Walls. Rnnnie- l,uc'as. llickif- Ilarwy. Jim Bogor. llilly Ruliitlsuri, Linda I.ilLlQlllI'Tj'. Davifl Allre-tl, Lynnm- Slianiluurggvr. llulmlia Wood, Wayne Ritter Senior Stutlent Sponsors. uncler the clitwwtiott of Miss l'l?lf'll Crave Goulcl. help to inform lIli'HlIllIlg stuplmttmrt-s almut scltttttl Iilk- at W'l'lSll antl vunlinut' to letifl a lll'lIJlIlfI liantl to tht-tn lllI'Ollgll0lll tht- yvar. 'J QU oN QI ,G ,R ,S 0 0 o o Q JU ICR COUNCIL f' W'- First row: Ann Dowdy, Gerald Phillips. Frank Mitchell. Alice Etter. Second row: Nancy Tracy, Madge Besl Ann Collins, Nancy King, ay out er- lin, Earlene Thornton. Kay Glover, Ann Worrell. Julie Inman. Third row: Frank Bracken. Steve Patter- son, Burney Chapman. Steve Kinzey. David Cummings. Not pictured: Joan Tedford, Dawn Doli- bing Walter Randell. Sponsors: Mrs Marlin Anthony. Mrs, Hal Ray. 60 5-. OFFICERS President , FRANK MITCHELL Vice President ,, GERALD PHILLIPS Secretary ,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ANN DOWDX Reporter , , ALICE ETTER 'rf Xvcndull Allvn Carol Andvrson Allyn Arnold .linimiv Awtry Garland Bail:-y June- Harm-tl Y lla .l Gilbert Acosta George Adams lorry Akins Hugh Alexander Barbara Adams t , Suzanne Addison f Elizabeth Alexander Jan Allday ' ,f 5 wt, Billy Allen Monty Alle-n ,yf l gf 3 2,9 , A 5' JUNIOR CLASS X l ' Leland Allred Eleanor Anderson .lm-I Arrvdondo Miko Ayers .lolinny Bailvy ills-nda Barrett ix! -I ll LM' -Q 'L , AR Sandra Ancell Rclnfcca Anderfon Ed Ashbrook Barbara Babionc' W. R. Bain Kay Barton A s Y - 2. S v-Ox l 9 L ff Ahh 'K ir af' K X 1 'Q I ff H ,vu Billy Anderson Linda Andrec Bill Aston Bobbie Baily Charles Bannin .loc Bashara A 1: ...f , 'A gig 2 l 1 is Q' ' I Marion Bassf-It Madge Best Rebecca Blackman Byron Bohnn Frank Bracken Nita Brflwvr av-, U H Q. X an A-Xlim' Bayuna Jiinniy Bighorn .lov Blac-kslu-ar .iwrry Boone- Mikv Brac-km-n Bvrl Bruday .iacque-lin Bc-ll Uvorgr- Bishop Fran Blackwvli Fred Boruff Bobby Bradford Barbara Brown if its .V - ,S Z 1 5:7 - ' f' P 2-fa 1 4, if N A , 4- P . ,- i ' 1 K, . . 7 K . ' . 5 ' - ' , 5,5 f 4 5 A. Nia? , 3, - V as fra itz' H A . X na! ' -if -: ,. rp f L H 1,4 Q 3 K x x T ,K .ar V fu ' Mo. an . Q- r Linda B1-rry Barlmaru Blavk Bcvvrly Blair .iaNs-llv Boucher Bonita Bra-wr-r llaxici Brown K ,fggm , Q is ,ir-M' i fr.- ,Qv ,X X 4Q 'X.g-1 N ga: , I ,,., -at N- s Q... . 1 9' I if 4 X I , B . 5 'W-. i . ,wa 1-1, .5 F!- X N Jann-s Brown .iulin Brown i'zitrir'izi Brown Jainvs Bruyh-s Bn-mia Bryant Qi if -E A ,Q s-.N frrx Broun ll Bim Dale- Brownin .lu Ella Bruu Glvnda Brvant JUNIOR fi uv, 7 K , Q fx 4 ,Af I A l'im'if-ia liutlvr Nlilu- lfainp ' Xlurxin ffupv .lunv Ilurlwn l.urry tillllIHlil'l' Siiumlra lillLllllll0I' X11-lxin Clark Wunrlgi flluytlm 'l'-runny ifolliwr :Xnn Collins Jn Ilall- Chunk Suv Corin-It Q 'il 1. 3. ' rpm -. i 15- i if 3 Y :M , ,W f , vi- ' V V v- 5 ' .1 ,. , - .-,wi Q. 'gh , A , V 5 A Q ' , na' LL ,Wf.u l ,, 'R , -f ' , v . Q' ' ,A xi .. .,.' ,I V 0 X W p' , ' 1 Q Q r 'A .. .W fwfi' 1 F W 5 Q L, Wll . in Y ,- 'X . fl'-A ' il' Wi E A I 'K ff wi gf H., f '52 3 Z, Zyl, , 1 A jf V ,l w rl H- 0 I Wanda Bryan! Carol Bumpus , Q Garland Burcalow Gayland Burcalww x X 1 ' Harrivt liurch Am-la BurCl1an1 ' jvan liurnn-y .lack llurmse , 4 Q john Burrow 'IR-d Buff A A . V 1 .ll Q , 0' v - 'Q CLASS x 'lbs' 1 L A X 4 ,g. 9 .Ie-un llinnplwll flliurle-nv fi4lIN4r1l liurne-v fillilllllldll ,lvrry ffollll Hvru-v ffonn l.inflzi Cuxu-lln .lam-ll ffunm-dy Frml Cfalrlvr Paul Christian llazvl Cuckrell Frml Connvr Hcrky Cox i if-i x 42 A .. . 5, , x Q Y , ff. A ,Q if V , f :Win g 1 Z .0 Ig 4' fs 2' 'il- f JS iii 25143 ,N 7 'gg Q i s f If ' 0 an ' Q. , 'K A vm Jesse Cox Glenda Curie Bobby Cunimin Jim Daily David Davis Doris Day Nlilw CI'tiL'lil'I' liryrs- Culiphvr David Cuinmin Nielg Eliza Davis Steyr' Deal Q 2 my Q ., '. X D 4 sf Q I , n ,, Bohhy Crouch Benny Culpepper Kathryn Cunningham Charlotte Davenport Kay Davis Betsy Denman 'T' Wy . ,G A X :KL , t , j M19 1 'V' 4- 'D . ,I Mk v nw, Harold Crutsinger Carol QMgQL,, Marilyn Cunningham Carolyn Davis Nancy Davey Edna Dewberry A' 'Isl ii. E x: , all ' J a , 75 4 - ... .Q X ff , -.. 0' ' fa 'i K- i ' ' .lfwfiifa D., 4 , V nm'-' w ' uv A, gf l Q0 V T ' - v X ,. ATQM. -1 v ,A ' is.. ,gall y 3 ii- CY ia, 5 ie 3 .4 X ' NL v S t . ,fi v Egwi aw fl' 'xr y it , .Lx 5 . 'S I an ,C X K WY 9' 5 ' . ,- ik Alzira Diaz ll:-u Dieken liolilmie Dobbs Bryon llonaho Paula Duty Rita Diaz Dawn Dohbin .lim Dodson Nancy Dooley Gene Doufflac JUNIOR In 5. f If L Ann Doxsrly Anrlrffa Drake Nlary Duckworth Tnlinv Duty f,lllZiI'lf'N Edgvnmn CLASS I vs ,K . ,X 5 4- r Y, ' 3. , Louifff Downing Janice Driskill Delores Duncan Suzanne Eddleman Judy Edwards Umm- Elrml Alicv Em-r Sue- Fanrhvr Ronald Faulk Hvlvn Fivldvr Polly Franklin Edward lintrop Allyn Esans Jack Fanchvr Farah Ferrell Glen Foreman Yvonne Franks E. ,.,f ,- V Nancy lfrwin Lynn Exunx Sur Fanning Dunrla l'lc'wm'll llvtly Fux Pvggy lfre-cman liarlwara Eftvs David Farrington Eddir- Fiif8lJf'f' Gvnf' Ficklin Nancy Fox Fran Frm-rich '11 .NN bw 1 Yi QE 'A r. i r ,: ' ,?f:.'2Q M 3 ' l X : X, , H ' 5 -' . 0 Q, 4- 'S x 5, ,- if gd 4 , pf' ' x ,A Tony Fulkvrfun John Furrh Mike Garn-lt John Genung Bob Giles Gloria Gonzales . X. r 'XX Q' vw.- Carnlyn Fullvr Wilhvr! Gales Vlllllllllly Gatlin David Gemrgv .limxny Gill Ronald Gurhan I Cary Fulrnvr Irene Garcia Cleta Gee Judy Kay George Kay Glover Betty Gorman 1- Denny Funech Kay Garrett Peggy Gentry .larry Geyman Dax-id Goff Terry Gould i 'S X 4. N lk. . , 5-S fl T ' ' 1 AFWK KR YW' N Q A A 'll f-1 V rw af r 1-. Q A 1- X ya hx sr 'F' ma I Q S i. K a 'B Y' -1 Brian Graham Carla Gray Nanry Grve-n Jay Gm-gg Kar:-n Grung Mp' 1 fl- '07 ml -ff Jr-ssc Grave-s Lola GfPHN't'H Jimmy Greenwood Barbara Gregory Karol Grung JUNIOR Tommy Cullahorn Dorthy Gumm Linda Gustavus Charles Cutz Carolyn Cuyton Dennis Hall Gary Halter Eloise Hamilton John Hamilton Nancy Hamilton CLASS Joe Haney Bob Harder Maxie Harley Cynthia Harvey Tom Held Morriss Heskett .W it 'Qu Y 'f I In Es - . ' I I 1-v Wt V' .. J 17 A 1 48 'Q . f, Robert Haney Gary Hardin Carroll Harrell Carolyn Harwell Larry Hellman Barbara Hanks Kenneth Hargrove Sarah Harriman Mary Beth Hayley jimmy Henderson Patsy Harbison James Harkness Samie Harrison Nelda Heard Norman Herzfield .lo Hester Connie Hestwood Pauline Hicks 4 ,tux v via. ur ' .V , ' , A f-vm -X, Mkysf' iff-4 ag A yA y 13 4? Y , X J 4' -aj.: V X I 5,-E, . V2 A ew, if .K V 3' C i',, , A , VA wi' v iii. v , Q f I fl lli, Jnfltaifa ,df 09 Ev:-lyn Hill Rvlwrva Ilmlge-5 Jiniinie' Holde-r Jerry Holinvf Jay Howingtnn Wvilson I'Iumpl1rif'Q .lflhn Ilill .lim IIug1gar4l ,In Ann Hnllwr .lvaiiiiv linux:-r Huwarcl llmvli- Barlnara Hunn ue In '- 'H 1 gf- ,zy ' . fu V, ir f x J A fr i 5 -I I.:-nn Hill lille-n Hugh' Nlvlvin Hlvlliclggv Hinge-r Horne' llill Hurlrllvston William Hunt -nllvx 1 it X' It' 4,5 r X , 4 Ii. 4 ,HI Q: vi rf Q I, 1: A I g, ff ' fr. I' A ' iclllll I V s. ii N R I rig Iamoine- Hobbs .Iavkic Hollwrt Carol Holly Wviidvll Howard Irving Humphrey Larry Hurlc-y ' K Y I s 4. I IAQJ' 'A' Wh' , if ,I W 'I 'W , E: 'fy I fe- , Q 'C .4 1 fl - 'r u 2, . 'Q' I if IP' K f ,,.. X5 X 1 1 if I ai, i,., t , Q 2 '13 'Z' A- it N, .ZZ J' ,R , . ,, h if ' F julie Inman Pat Ireland .Iack Jackson Pat Jackson Claus Ianota Dec' Inland Jan Irwin Lillard Jackson Tummy Jackson Rulwrr larmtt JUNIOR gin an i ggi i L. , ' K Va ,. . if Mfr M K gg N . A X ia A if' ,1 X L' Wi- .r r, If A 4 ., 5 V ,,g1 ,.-f if A7163 N V et- 3 -' V Q 3 Q ifinf' 2- VY -s . A ' N- W .K ,1 ' , Carol ,lessee Richard .lvlvr Martha .lobe Lee johng Dareli Johnson Larry Juhnson Nancy Johmon CLASS .If-rry johnson Mary Ann Johnson Pat Johnson Eiizalwth ,lonr-N Pat Karstr-te-r Xlargarf-t K+-llvr Coilvvn Kidwvli Slew- Kinizvy Lynda Knight Jn Qi 5 ' yn Q :K - 1 Y is Wx Q r 4,1 ,, fi-.. QL. 3- .AH ' .ef yi Wu, ,A a 1 ci R Y -N 5 rx . iw M 6 ' nj Jim ,lninw I.i4lyli Kw- lIlaud:- K+-nn:-dy Kvnnr-th Kimiwriin liarhara King Patrick Knight V gg a H fi , fo- ,-A 'K ff? -, J , ' 'X , 'Lx , -. , VY' P f- may AMW f X i ,VA W gr 5, ,rv A 'K' rf p i N ax ,af I . pv- if Lynn Junvs Rita Km-n Frf-cldiv Kviine-dy Jw- Kimhle' Nancy King Waym- Kohutf-k U9 K' S fk ,,,. .lvrry .Iumpf-r KO'IlIIf'iil Kvllam Nlurlhu Kr'nnc-dy .limmy Kimhrf-l Phyllis King Roh Kullnianslwrger i. I u I ef -nf-: fy I , A r fs' ww, , F M K Y 1' 2 5 4 W K 3 'ah . ,i - , , 5' Y- , ' x fl Rn 'L - 5 N ' ' wr , lu ' 'IS . 5 Cynthia Lam Lana Lawson lda Jo Lee Kay Leugemor Bob Lile Lupe Lujam 0 f 'Y ft . 1 Jim Land Carroll Lear Br-tty Lemley Ronnie Levell Anne Logan Florence McCall 98-9 a L, ' ,Liv ' f' x W in fe he Q Q., ti vi in-if .Q L Af A s., .1 ' s' H . 'I ,-, 4. ur 3 Dick Lane Michael Lasley ,lim Lc-Bus Pat Lellus Pat Lentz Mary Ann Lesh Charles L6'V0l'Eil Rqynny Lvwig Joe Long Neal Loyd Eddie Mcflandless Laliag McClellan ,wi ,fy V- . lf Q L ,ff 4. L? do QP lf' ,,,,, JI V fi' - 4 I nf Q, I fr I' 3 l ff' Vi we M l fit. v l L L I w ,. , J Y e - M- Q-. . r X ' f'i. 'QN 1+ if E4 .4 - YK W 'P' X 'f- W 3 3 504 'ff X 2 veg if di.. 4 Ay., i 1? 3 Us' 1 I S- Ed McCormick Maridell McCreary June MeDermid Ronald Mcllougle Walter McKay ,lack Mi:Cormic'k Philip McCulcheon Aaron Nlcllonald Pa! Mclintirf- Elaine NIcKf-Ivey JUNIOR 'gr N Jar-k x11-K.-n.-y Carl Xlvxn-ill Cla-nda Klalnm- ll:-nniv Nlaralx 'l'e'clLly Xlarrlvy CLASS . ?'gv l' Q. r . '21 lr ,Q 5-, Fl 4, ' run 1, s... .' 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' an- +w?.. - 'wk A' wx . fi t Q. f e V y 1 AH K-vf .leanene Rc-dd Lana Reid Joy Rislov Allen Robertson Betsy Ross Lynn Savage 'S 4 0, .Q Q A . G Qf '. Nt' ill- ala I X vi , lflfsx it ifvr R V, ,, 77' xxx ' 1' A ' t fs. , ' C 1 -:Q X 5 a , N W ' rx .,f '. 5 ' i l .f , ' ,IA H X M 0 ' s . wr' P'HT ,,Q C JT x Hwlvsa I . at 4. G: '1 f f P V, I, 3 iijtfqa ' ' ,Iayifi ,V PSM Q' A. v X 'wx K' I fx E ' R 2 K1 v Q, . T .Q fs f' A Si, C ff? t Ruger Fvunland Connie Selinonover Richard Scott Daniel Shaffer Nancy Shaffer Sarah Schull Gary Schulz Sue Scott Don Shaffer Bobby Shaver JUNIOR s Jr oats fx TT, , :U E b gli 'H it E 1.4 S ' f if ff gl? . fa 1 ki Christina Shaver Sandra Sheets john Shipman Michael Sholty lien Shultz 7 -- ..sJ'f: CLASS 1 t: ,ff-Gt, fs. 9' I Bob Sinclair Glyntla Smith Nancy Smith Joyce Sparkman Robbie Spragzins Anthony Stephens Lynn Shaw Mickey Shelliy Larry Shirvs Jeanette Short Louise Simmons A- i , f. , -Q... 'AV Patricia Sissel Grady Smith Tommy Smith Patricia Spark:- David Squier Mike Stepp it ffl: Il sv Zn-f I - A if X 9 ,. W wa A' ii! 57 ii ' 3 - ' 'gl All faw W b I 1 4 fl .- Billy Skinner Gene Smith .lohnny Smith Kenneth Smith Velma Smith Sandy Spann Dun Splawn Bonnie Spratllin Patsy Stamlhough Ruse-mary Stehlik Skipper Stevenson Gloria Stewart x C A Wh- 1 '21 h i 42:9 v. -' ,K ,f F' 1-IL '7 i B fl N A c.,l' Qf 1' l ' fa 1 5, ' ,I 1 I C i zach 5' l, .4. .,, 5 at Rx ,lodic Stvwart Lynda Stowv Kay Sutherlin Mary Kay Taylor Lynn Tctllvton Earlene Thornton 'dv ist Barbara Stonv Homer Striplancl Loretta Swafford Miko Taylor Lela Jo Thomas Ginger Tidwell it :Wm 'r 's lb, 'Wh X . 4 ' s. ' p 'K Q was ma fig ,1 if is QA I' 'C' 3, 'ffl 3' . -A ff:- 'mip ',g X r-:'f Eddie- Stone Ann Strother Carol Swaner ,Ioan Tedford Tod Thompson Hobby Tilley f , 'wr 2 f 5 mm gl ,aff x A 'sw.f ' l'r1-stun Stouard Max SUIIIIIPI' Pat Swatzvl ,lorry 'llcttlvton R1-lwcca Thompson John Tinslc-y N, f 'S as ,V K if .Y w fb w-, 1. aft Q r . .EET fy.. as . 5 5 4 I Q- I 'N 1--. Joi-l illipps llulJlJv ,luv 'limlr lie-ve-rly 'l'uwnse-nd Nancy Tram Ernest Tucker Ros' Van Houu-n Eugn-no Vaughn Anita Vt-atch June Wadv Crm- W'af'nvr J U N IUR bv-5 , ix Joh im, K Ronnie- W1-lily Jim Yvvllinan Carol Whitvllill Ronnie- Wiist Nlargarm-t Wilkinson jul- Williams Wzunlzi W4-all-l Holi xivlllllllw' Nun Wliitvliill lxfon Wildl- llunny Williuiiis lil-tty We'lc'l1 ,luy lvllilf' llnlnn-s Xvllitlvy Milton Xvilile' Cary Wlilliunis Slnirrmi Xvillianis Wlincla W'illian1s in l re'rl Wvlrlz-n lflizuln-Ili W'hitr'h0acl llzlviil lvllllllllff' Ronnie- Wfilclo- Ge-rulrl Williams .luunitu Williamion 3 A .. 14- T 6 Q5 A ' ' 55 5 g nny Wlallmrick l.ou Ann Walker Bill Ric Naf y Vllire- harll Yvarf- wma Watson CLASS . 'tb .rn . 'Vi ' Charlw Walks-r Carol W'altnn Cliarlvs Warf- Pflnny Warn-n Phillip Watfon 'CK L fm 'O- Yf , J A 'PM V di. A A . E 1 , -Q 4, i 1 Ei , ' A Q' wb 3 1' ,ff -1 f Y I 'vs .nf 902, ', an 1 N , Q 1' in K Gayle Willis Sharon Wilson .ludy Witherspoon Bob Wood Kay Wood Horsti Wills Glenda Wilson Mike Windham Harry Wolfertz Charles Wood Lynda Woods Ben Wilson Jackie Wilson Cavett Winn Kent Womack Ernest Wood Jerry Woody Bill Wilson Richard Wilson Martha Winstead Sid Womack Glen Ray Wood Anthony Wooten if L .4 x' Y 'Q' g I X - W ,QI fl X X f 'N TX we 5. 4. R 1 N f 46 I X ,f 'ji -1 Y ff rg t Az f ,Nt A f fill! Y mfs 'W 5 2, . , 1 i 1 Z , , I ,. 1 f ix! ffl aft 3.66 i s in . Q e -.. ' 'W f K5 5, Ann Worrell David Wright Harrold Wright .lames Wright Sue Wright Beth Wy'lie ' Tommy Yarbrough .lohnny York 41 A Jerry Young Jesse Youngblood ri? sit.. :pl 4 , t , . f m'-U ii: M Q ,Z , x t 9 Wi y. .ff , R Rav 1 xx , I I' JUNIOR CLASS V f'1? 1 3 - PROBATIONARY STUDENT SPONSORS First row, left to right: Kent Womack, Nancy Tracey, Gene Douglas, Bobby Maxfield, Barbara Gregory. Second row: Nita Brewer, Nancy Nelson, Vice Presidentq Allen Robertson, Assistant Point Secre- tary: Carol Ann Andersong Steve Kimzey. Presidentg Frank Mitchell. Point Secretary: Alice Etter, Secretary, Third row: Ann Strother, Polly Franklin. Carol Culwell, Ben Wilson. Julie Inman. Linda Costello. Noros Martin, Pat Lf-Bus, Ken Rundell. Fourth row: Cerald Phillips, John Cenung. lim Broyles, Sarah Scholl. Jimmy Park, Him Hoggard. Johnny Smith, Elizabeth Alexander. Not pictured: Ann Collins, Treasurerg and David Cummings. PROBATIONARY STUDENT SPONSORS are juniors chosen to aid new students in becoming acquainted with the routine and activities of WFSH. The willing assistance of these students enables the newcomers to feel at home in our circle of school life. -3 'P 'H 'O 'M 00 CR QE N QS o C BI SOPHOMORE OFFICERS A D COUNCIL ...-4' The Sophomore Council is made up of one representative from each soph- omore English class. Pictured. left to right, are Lynda Loman, Jeanette Katz. Wilma Brewer. George Ann Crave-ns, Polly Baber. Pat Heath. Lynn Heflehower. Patricia Castellow, Barbara Hutchins. Bennie Shields. Lee Underwood. Jimmy Davidson. Charlotte Rochester. L nn, Qlay. Darla Hanwy. Beth Reayis. 'Sdvia Simons. Mary Ann Junk. Care-n Harvey. Glenda Daniel. Nlarllla .lonvf and Rosie Arnold. Miss Lona Betty Brown sponsors this group. WG? OFFICERS President .,.,. ..,,,,,,, CAREN HARVEY Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,, LYNN MAY Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, MARY ANN JUNK I SOPHOMORES Carol Almussiv Jivhnny A costa Darlvnv Adair live Ann Adair Both Adams lie-tty Adams Charlotte Adams Douglas Aldrf-te Linda Alexander Tommy Alexandrr .lane Allvn Amos Allison Nancy Allison James Amyx Dena Ann Anderson Rae-dvr Andr-rson Sheryl Anderson Aloma Andrews Fayv Andre-ws lm' Anthis Nanvy Arnold Rosit' Arnold ,luhn Arrington Lois Xlav Assinmru Iiill Atkinsnn l'Olly lialwr KL:-rald llaglvy llilly Jn llalu-r Elliruisr- Bale-5 .lvaninv lkallnws Nlary lisllnfr llanda Nl:-lxin llargvr .lark liurnvtt Jan:-I llarn:-tt .lolm llarnf-tt lm- liarnliar! .ludy llarri-It Nlikf' liarrvtt Suzannf' Ilan-- Wanda ljattvnfie-ld Pcgzgzy liau-che-r .ludy Baxg-r i - 'Q it NX , 9 -i ,Z I, me X' ,S 5+ K jf .- 1 1' X :A X ' :- qv af: I , Q 1 , . G '- ga w ' . fa , I x ft T ' ' Y' at If ,Q . A i mil-1, fl-J . 4 ' ' 'V' ,, ., . Y -A ggi.. :zggfif . 5 'fl' 'I - 'f11?::'r: :Irv-1 ' X Q 5, 7' Q 'I J A L fy Fw B , , :Q , ' A .'w..,,.f1,, V55 w. ,.- 3. KW A .'l -9- ' ' ' ' ,. N .a , 4 , , 1 ' 5,-V n A ff' a f . it Q- 7 f f 'i E Q V -X es. 0 S. 'il K 5 SOPHOMORE Carfilit-ardqg llrucv Bvaly Ruth Ann Bvrlforcl Betty Gayle Bennett Martha Benthall Charles Berg John lit-rnartl lm- Be-rry .limmiv Biluh Daxifl llinninn Norman Bircher Pflfgglf' Jo Biter lilun lllafk Ralph Hlavkmon Nita Rlac-kwf-ll .lurly Blomlgxoocl .lvanne Bookout David Kiel Boone Carolyn Bur:-n Horne-r Hur:-n Mon-lla llolivlivr Fusann Bowman Darlt-no Box Walter Bnylf-S Clarlyx llravkvn llnlorw llramlm-it Fclwartl llra-hvr Jimmy llrvnnan Wilma Brf-we-r Matt Brookvs llHllS llrmmkm-r lion Broth:-rs llutlilv llrtvwn Dm- .-Xnn llrnwn Lum Brown Nfflcla Rrown Holm-rt lirms n Shir-lt-v llrown bail llrucw- lxvnny llrurnlvalow llonniv Brundrett jf-rry Bruno ,1 S- 03 E ., .. ,. Ki is ,ii , . Y 1. s, 1 -.5 I hyd Exist If-1.5 r if 55 fi N Y X . , , 5 any .Rx Arif! l twat 'ia' .W fu-, ,nffaif f l at ll I -Is T N f Q Q, ff s I at A r 4' 9 'WX t 493, ,W N ' Y JK, L5 1 ,xi ,255 . as it if or-..f. s 'lt , in soPHoMoRE , 4 Patricia Clayworth J ack Cline Charles Clines Donald Coker Courtney Cole Mary .lane Coleman Louis Cole Jay Collins Virgil' Colmigsworth ,lerry Conaway Mary Contreras Peggy Cook Mary Louise Cooke Harriett Copeland Noel Cornwall .lack Counts Layton Covey Dick Cowan Janetta Cowan Doug Cowey Dale Cox Joyce Crane George Ann Cravens , Pamela Cravens Elaine Crawford Janet Crawford Dave Cripps Kay Cromwell Harold Cross Carol Crow Larry Culley Benny Culpepper James Cummings ,lean Curfman Betty Curry Fred Curry lNell Dailey Clenda Daniel Orion Daniel Patricia Davenport Larry David Jimmy Davidson n X 6 ! 1 ll X fll' K 9 .4 . ,N m 5 vu f' F! 5 1 SAY 5 rw.. .V-, ' Q N vt Q I 4... 5 'y , . ' 1 I .. 2- . ' ' ' 1 f h ' - 4 .b , 1, U : , , , 9, P 1 I Q, . it ' I I I .. 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V I Q , l ' , Q, 1 live , 1,-.Q , f 4, . . -.V s ,L f M sr' , A A J - , , J NV ' , 'X nf' fav CLASS Odis Ray Davidson Bvtty l-nu Davis liilly Davis llolx Davis lille-n Davis janv Ann Davis Larry Davis Lincla Davis Mary Fur- Davis Raymond Davis Sandra Ann Davis Billy Joe Day Milton Dea Linda Dearen Ernest De-Bord Mike Dvlph Susie D1-Mem Sandra Dvvvrs Lirltla Dvwinmly Tum Dickens C1-Urge Dickey Marihelle Dixon Phyllis Dobbs Nancy Dobson Pat Doran Trudy Dorr Joan Duuglas Pat Dow:-Il Danny Dre-nnan Diann Dunvan Vivian Dunning Pat Durham Dun Dustin R1-gina Eaton Rolwrt lidgnian ,lvrry Eclinistfin Donna lfilinnmlsun 'IR-il Egwrloli Larry Elford filv-on Elkins Sliirlvy lfmlierson Carolyn Entrekin Q X .,., We ' 5,5 1 -2 rg ' K 1 .2 if 1 S E if , 'N y I, Dfw as -ds - -'L 8. - Wi ' SOPHOMORE Ralphine Ernce Eugene Esparza Frank Esparza Annette Estep Delores Eringer Mac Ewen Bob Fxner Shirley Ezzell Judy Falatko Arley Fancher .lanith Fancher Diana Farr Ronnie Faubion Wanda Felts Lou Ferguson Marjetta Ferguson Sherry Ferguson Guy Fidelie Nick Fisher Sandra Fitzgerald Larry Flatt Claudette Fletcher Cervise Ford Shirley Ford Wallace Ford ,lan Foster David Fowler Delores Fox .lim Fox Diana Francis Yann Francis ,lerry Franks ,lulia Frazier Brenda Freeman Jack Frost Betty Fuchs Dennis Fudge ,lane Fulmer ,lim Fults Don Funsch Lola Cann Gerald Cant l as ,W Q 1 g n ,Vi xt -Q. Nur ' ' . X rx. Iv-'N 1- nb I - ...- an ,H ., V . 1 ,z 1 at J i 5' I' 5 fx? if f ,Z I W 2 Fw i 2, f 1 Q '?-- Q v sa f., Y d i -'ff Nh. SOPHOMORE Sandra Hager Betty Hall Tommy Hallford Mickey Hamilton Lonnie Hamlin Virgil Hankins Darla Hanvey Jimmy Harbes Nlary Hardin Wayne Hardin Beverly Harding Stephen Hardwick Thomas Hardy Wallace Hardy Charles Hare .lerry Harper Lavoyce Harrell Shirely Harrelson Bill Harris Lynn Harris Norman Harris Alice Harvey Caren Harvex Chris Harvey Gene Harvey John Harvey Mary Lou Harwell Frank Haver Mary Ann Haughey Beth Hawkins Billie Faye Hays Travis Hays George Head Linda Hearne Pat Heath Ray Hedriek Lynn Heflebower Floyd Herrell Gary Herring Weldon Herring Mary Lou Hersey Elaine Hester :tl if . 'T , X ,V W, Ni' vw . 1 , fs- bf fa g Q? MP' 'Q' CLASS Janis Hickerson Barbara Hickey Caye Hickman Carolyn Higginbotham Robin Higginbotham Larry Higgins Sandra Hill Virginia Hill Jerry Hines Ueorgt' l'llIl5lf'V Hank Hisel Carol Hodges Billy Holcomb Geraldine Holden Charlotte Holder Sallie Holder David Holland Steve Holland Gene Holley Verna Hollingsworth Doug Holmes Lynne Holtzen Frances Honeycutt Elaine Hurd ,lim Horky David Horne Freddie Horne Beverley Horton Johnnie Horton Stephen Horton Tony Hotchkiss Doris Houchr-ne Joyce Huuchens jerry Howard Rosemary Howell C. W. Hoyer Donald Hucl on lf rrv Huff Jeannine Hurnphris Hal Hunt Charle Hurt - 'EL ss u r-r D 1 V S 9 , y f -. D N .' 5' W if g r ., 4 e-,v'v- ' X -' J' H fy, , ' 5 f 'tr sl, '31 , i'o'te ., Q. ww. Y' ., 6 51 j h ,ff 5 ,, 'Sw Q. 2. , K ,s q ,. f' L ' ff , vs-'A .1 , My 1- an it W Yi' W ,el A Vx., A ly N 1 ' , 1- 5 'J ' gg l Q ue c . A A I ' r V D - ' ' V i t D if v , 'fe , . at , I 5' ,, . ,f X Barbara Hutchins V ' ' I .7 I X 4 1 f I v -O. if 'N LL Q Q- ,Q-. s sp s. Y .il Il .I 1 .,,,f 8 s f fa s- p CLASS .lohnny Kirksey Lolly Kremer Edwin Kuehn Sharon Kyle Mary Ann Lane Paulette Lander Marilyn Landreth Carmen Lane Lillie Lane Donna Laney Linda Langford Gerald Lasater Suv Lasater llaclelon Lasly Jackie Lasts-r Ted Lauck Shirley Leach Ronnie Lev Dale Leggett Beverly Lester Pal Lewis Duane Lewis Norma Lile Bob Lindsay Chris Litteken Suzanne Lofton Charles Loggie Lynda Loman Bob Long Helen Long Cl1t'NIl'I' Looney Nlikf- Looney Ronny Lioney BSIPT Nlary .-X nn Lopez Rieharml Lopez l.in4la Lourf-y H:-lv-n Lowvn llilly Lurier Anrlrew Luna Ls-nrlel Lunfford lloliettr' Lyon Larry Lyon -Q.-v N wr llillifffllfllzllai fb. -a r . 2 2' 12 r VN 'N ,.. .,,... - -. .A haf - J,-1' ,, N i -q - f li z if 'ef .f' is Jar fb K' e K x X aa Hardy Muklistefr Mary fNIcCarvc-r Jane fNIcCaSlancl Conner McCaslin Bill McCollum Billy McConnell john NIf'Corrnic'li W'ilforcl McCoy V:-rgil Mcliouglc Mike McCimy Carte-r McGregor - Sandra McKinley ' .loan NlrKinnon 1 9 Kay McKiski X X Bill NIcI.ain Q' M f Ruth MCLQ-ran ' W' Pvggyf- McNair fi A S Linda XIr'Pl'wrson Lincla Mvshan Harry McWilliams Bvtty MaClin Sylvia Hager' Patcy Klanlvy Sandra Nlann .lar Manning Billif- Marlow Louise- Nlawli Dun llarfliall Mikv Martin Mira Nlartim-k Nvlmla Mason Sharon Mawr-y Shvila Ham-y 'I ln ma: Xlatlww .le-an Maxwell f arle' . 'ly .ynn Xlzy - 'Whrislu Xlaylu-rry 9 Toniniy Nlayfiflrl 5 S. Clvmla Mayo Nlariv Nlvclllvy SOPHOMORE Carolyn Mframdge ,rx x -fe s s 'wr I X 'Q ' l ,L - ! K v , if 1 rl 4.12 , ' Q 4 N 17 QQ , Warm! K P I . vw y s. Rza! K A X 'VN' CLASS Raymond Powell Connie Powers Raynell Powers .lerold Prager Yvonne Pratt Danny Preston Carol Price .lack Price Sherry Price Yvonne Price Sherry Proffer Janie Propest Vin Protho Nathan Pruc-tt Bill Pryor David Putman Aloma Qualls William Quellhorst .lanice Raah Sharon Kay Raben Paul Railsback ,lane Rainer .lack Ralston .lerry Rambo Jessie Lee Ramirez Charlie Rasherry Franklin Rea Ron Reagan Travis Reagan Beth Reavis Linda Reed Janie Rr-id ,loyev Reynolds .lov Bill Rltorles .Klan Rilmick Rrwntla Richardson .lerry llon Riehardfon Roger Rivliard-on Neal Richmond LM- Donald Riddles Pat Riordan Karen Rippetoe V 1 'L' i: fs., l 1 7 ,gxgw .N , 1, 4' 1 a., ? ,- ,fi flu-Y .. , T, ' ' Q 1 Mal Q , A . 'PW LW' fa .. 51, X We ' Q., ' A ' 5 73 ' A' ,f g ,Q fi aaa fwfr 'R W P 2 afWg 5 z ' P A if 1 I ,f U I Vx : ' . 2 - A ! .xxx , V ,Z 'V if 'ui K X , -N. in X SOPHOMORE Carl Ripprtc-in Judy Rislvr Lyndall Ritchie Michaf-l Rivera Patricia Roark Larry Roberts Mary Roberts Earl R0h?Tl:OI1 Cary Robinson Thomaf Rocchio Charlotte Rochester Gilbert Rogers Richard Rogvrf Joe Rope-r Jimmy Rorahaugh .ludy Rose, Linda Rowley Buck Royal Bobby Ruder Zueline- Ryan Lynda Saltz Kenneth Samford Barbara Sampson EI'Ilf'SlH. Samsill Rob:-rta Sandi-fvr William Sandrrson john Sandia George Sawdy Donald Scherff Hugh Suhr-urer Johnny 5chmitL Judy Schull Krfnny Sclioolvy Linda Fvhuttm- Cfarylon 5cott Dwayne- Srroggin William Svalnncy Low.-ll Shaw Donald Shi-fficld Donna Shvllmy .lanws Shvlton Sue Slierfcsee -7 'Q K x-I f fr. ' S s.. 'Y X 'Ti ff 6! R ,bs a, 33' 10 In ,jg flf, fvf ,Q Q-. S CLASS Bennie Shields Dennis Shine Pat Shirley Claudia Short Frances Silk Sylvia Simons Carole Sims John Sitlvr Richard Skinner Connie Smith Earl Smith, Frank Smith Michael Smith Betty Smithies Jr-an Snider Barbara Sollis Wantia Sosebee Larry Spangler Ruy Spangrle-r Cliff Spf-ricvr LaYvrn Spf-nce-r Evvrvtt Sprolvs lluhhy Stagg: Mary Bffth Stall Kay Stallvup Lf-on Stallvup Patrivia 5lLlIlla'y Nlurrix Starnr- Nlary ,ln Starr Sammy Str-arman llvwrly Stwrv l,in4la Ste-ph l.:-laml Sll'IVll Il- llill Str-plrvri-Uri llulllry Stvwarfl l.in4la Stvwart 'lhiirinan Str-mart lfrltlit- Stnnv Suzannf- Story Kunnif- Strangrr- Ruth Sturm jun- Sunimvrf .1 +5 rx 3' ,.M,,, 'a a- T 49 'T aa 1 nv- i . v A f r 1 ' fum 4 S vt xt, 1 ,Nx',Wm 1 K ' , l ' ' Hb gh fixing t A X, ..,.,,5 qi . X al . Q . 7 wllli 5 ,A .f 'gf T is r v-ffl i 5. I we f ' : I1-tg f 'X uv !. Ng 'sm A 5 2 -' x W V ' 2' A r' A ' 1 ' , ' . X lg Q 2 + l Aa Af ff, lxllf .. '- 1 - .,.,, f . I CLASS Randall Yan Lali Sidnvy Yan Lali Melvin Yaught Barbara Yefrus Judie Yirde-ll Mary Ann Vordenlaauni Tornmy Waddlf- Billy Wade- Chvrry W'a,ql1urnf' Howard Walden Je-rry Pauline Walden lim'c'rle'y Wvaldrum .lim Wlallicfr Xvayne- Walkup Sharon Wall Bill Wallacf- Edna Mar' W'allaC0 Dora Yvallvr William Walton Judy Xviard Larry Ward Shirlcy Ward Billy Warfield Frank Warfivld Douglas Warrvn Johnny W aahliurn Nlarif- Wafliburn lie-wrly XY8Tflf'l1i .Nlarglarr-I Wlitfuri Carolyn Watts ldarrnll Wvlrlwr .llIllIllY W4-lm-Ivr johnny W'w-rv Nanry W ww Rub.-rt wvr'll4 l'atri1'l'i Wvvndl Jar-k wiv-I ffliarlw- W hrat ff-lnia Wliwlvr llaxifl W hit'- flary Whitf- l'at5y White-hill w- Q. 1- 1. 4, xii' Q 'Q 'Qs I V 7 . X 'lb- Q h -, .4 X f- 31' 4 HY., ? SOPHOMORES Bobby Whitney Patricia Wihitworth David Wiilliams Dvnnis Williams Gerry Williams Tom Wvilliams Wfendell W'illis Bill Wilson Mike Wilson Wallace Wilson Waite-r W'ilson ,lov Ann Wininger Kathryn Winningham Annvtte Witherspoon Sylvia Witt .lohn Wolfe-ntz Billy Wood Tommy Wood Artio Woods Cordm-ll Woods Anne Woodward Carolyn Woolf George Works Jerry Worley lame-s Worthington Marilyn Wray Bobby Wright Doylcen Wrighj ' Glenn Wright Sandra Wirotvnhf-ry Beverly Wiyatt Don Wiylie ' Bill Yatrs Danny Yvukloy Fusiz- Yvatts Anita York Richard York lloris Young ,lorry Young Marilyn Young Steven Young Mike Zevck Nopliornorvf Curolvn Nlvlfatrirlgrr-. llonna Shel- ln lsr l'1v -ry 'IPF alnfl Mark Taylor are- shown how to fill out an alxwritm- Nlip hy NIH. X. D, Nval. i ' x Memlwrs of the 1958 Sopliomorr- .Mlvisory Council arc Marilyn Young. ,lane Cowan. Peggy llauschvr. Donald Sohvrff. Suv 5l1c'rf+-sw. Yin Prothro. Sara P3flif'y, Chris Harw-y. Caron Harwy. Edwin Kuvhn. Rosw- mary Howell. Sandra McKinley. Bill McCollum. Polly llahcr. Lee- Ifnderwood and Cart:-r NICGfC'gllIT. N01 piflured arei: llavhl Boone. Orion Daniel, Al King, Hardy Nlcllister. Maxine lnnian anml Patfy White-hill. These ftualr-nw are unclvr tho lllI't'l llliI'l of Misa H4-lvn Cram- Gould. and Vin Prothro, Prf'si1lc'nl1 Hardy 3l4'AliQtvr, Vim- l'r'vSiclc-nt: and Caron Harwy. Re-port:-r. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES M1 Iloarh flharlw- .Me-ra -howe fopliomorf-N Carol Senior Student Spon-on jimmy Jarlvori and Ralph Harwy ,how the- new hookg in the library to sopliornorvx Sharon Proffcr. Jvan Curfman and .l0hn llarnott. Alum--if-. fl:-rry Smith. lloh fivorgv and Klar- tha lo w- ho ' r' a n ss o rrangu- a In-nnix tournanirnt Chart. LATE ENTRIES .x l f- A 'l'l1n-se students enter:-cl First mic: Joyce Peschl. Scnivr Barhara Story, Sophomore Levetta YV:-lull. Stbllllfilllliff' Diane Chapmontl. Junior 18 fi A during the second six weeks. Second row: Claus Janota. Junior Alvin Lawson. Sophomore Jimmie Bowen. Sophornore These students enrolled during the third six weeks. bliss Second row: Ed Richardson, Junior Phil Price, Junior Charles Bulger, Junior Richard Crenshan, Junior First row: Sue Anderson, Senior Camelia Carrigan, Sophomore Glenda Gray, Senior If you have missed the picture of a friend in the class section. cheek this page. The students pictured here are the ones who entered WFSH after the first six weeks of the 1957-58 school year, too late to he placed in their respective class sections. This picture represents the students who entered during mid-term. C1 First row: Rose Anne O'Neill, Senior Barbara Culley, Senior Pat Meyer, Junior Second row: Charles Arwood, Sophoninre Karen Wlhite. Junior Carl Payne, Sophomore Melva Jlcplda. Sophomore Third row: Joe Dwyer, Senior Roy Crump, Sophomore Jimmy Pierson, Junior Doyle Richter, Sophomore i Rick Seiler, Junior 5- Y' - H nr . ,,. mga, ' 1 fp ' ff if OC' me uu.4 rf HW we 'Wi , 4 , M, -f f A' K A 4 f I SQL N!! 33 AX, Q! ' -Btu ai! O W, , K V .V . X 9 5 IMYI IJ fXI.LHKlJ SENIOR FAVORITES LYNNE SH XMBKRGER W FP ,2' ,tt ,Q 1A fb Nl- .v My X lyk 4 x I 1 .- , ,fn-4 ,,Q,vf' , V , ff . 'A . f, - f , . W. Wg M6 ' .M,mM N f 1 .. Xa fb ,, . . 'G 1 -, fi V , V.. 1 wsimaxzgw' 1-gum. .fem T' 5 V ' ' ' A JV, Q, J w Y,,...A. ' ff 05323, ' . 4gzx1i,x2,, N Aizgfm W., Aszzllxfhi . . 1 A1457 'Q f W' 19-1 A .1 n X 'Q' 'Is A ' ff' ' 1 AQ . S ' ' Q 'Quf' ns -ww .ai ff 5 M Kiwi' ,,V, Mff 1f.'rIf5W WJ, lf K ' ' ,A 4 gggg candida 9 n miiilillll ' W- ilu, lf .uf H6 Th1 xear the chool Lho e Daud -Xllred Mr Hmsds and Lxnne a m u X11 Howdy Thr flnal ISI clockvu 6 are Jer ry Hobb Jos Keller Frank Nlltchfll Judx Beard and Daucl De Wm I'r1fndl1nr ha nt let culuxate lt 1 thc molto of Howdy Week Path year n W NH l'h1 w fl-l frm an atn n phfrf flltllilllflf ntwnn nd tul f c,llll'l4 IllIllllIll't'N un-rv l'ul l!'1'lLlIl4l. Gail ,I-1111-5. IM-mi .xllll .'xIlllt'lN4lIl, Palsy Wvilwun, ll:-liu Ftulew, Ruth .-Xnn Kvmlull. Wilma Fmsln-r. l'ul-5 llurlmifnn. liulwrt Pinn-ux. jnhnny Hodgkin. llcnnis l.yllt'll. Pal Hamilton, llaximl llalrll. Kirlmy Crm:-s. lurnv- llnhlrr, Frank Puwn-rs, Runnin- Cllt'FlllI'1', Mikel Morgan, JHIIICS Juruf, Xlclxin Vlqflillllllvll. John CLUIILIIIQL. Hu:-dvr Amle-rson and Norman Jonrs. Gay westvrn muxic waf prcsvrltml by John Strand. John 'llalurn and Bobby Rusk. Olhvrs. who participatr-cl on the prrvgrarn we-rc Alun Lane, lim-lia Stall-y. llurunna Scott, Jackie Mason and Jimmy Jackson. ,1 Generating much school spirit and pep this yoar has boon the goal of tho WFSH cheerlvaders. Thoy gave- tho Coyotes a lot of support and helped the team to many victories. This en- thusiastic group is. left to right: UAH. JONES. RONNIE CHESHIRE, JOY KELLER, JERRY HOBBS. LYNNE SHABIBYRCER. and DAVID DE- WITT. A high point of each pep rally was the singing of the school song. W..- WHO' WHO JAN JONES ANN WOFFORD ft ug-Q--, Engll h Mathematlc PAT PARKER Speech Soelal Studies English 3 CARRIE PALMER Sewing Phy slcal Educatlon MARY ANN STEWART VV' 469 Soclal Studne Typlng Mathemauc Bookkeeplng Engll h 'Vlathemauc 1- FRANLES KIRBY RUTH LINDX SPENCER bOCldl qtudu s N12illlf'Il13llCS swf-4 SUCldl gtudlf t r Bflgllill Typmg, n ll h Choral Included 1n the clrcle of honors IH WFbH speclal recognltlon 1n two or more subjects DAVID ALLRED 'ii- JEAN ASHCRAFT Soclal Studle Mathematxc .fs Z' Vmsual Educauon Phy xcal Educatlon MARTHA NIcCLUNG 500131 Studies Engll h Latm QQ NN KENDALL Band Orche tra 3' Engll h Qpeech are those students who have recened ,k ,. 'Z' X, I .E ,. ' I FN , T ' A 11.42 '5 I V K A, 5' he R -vs A ' 3 . F 'C in , - ' Al, kgs V K A l . 1 if feb p llo' A lg 'Q '1o'1 v..' F A A V I R b BILLY LEDBETTER Social Sufdifs JERRY FRAZIER 1 ,N g O O A A , A A A A 5511 4 , m:,E,Qs , M , R O ii S ,Q A f-A ,gf T. ' A K MN , V rv , ,,,l A Q Q , , ji L f BOOKKF Pl INK H: u rlx alr 1 ull W lu r 1 SHORT H XXII f ala Thuma dm lhan I'XPINl um N1 1 HP ent Cl Nlerrx lufa X 1 MEIN! -C-..f.......,... W up mmf UNK IIIHNIRX lflll IHNII 111 la m x KHUKXI nk Nth rt X an Xl Ivan rm! plf lurm BIOLOGY John Karl Ann Carre-tson Janet Crawford Ann Orrick Charles Berg , . D x , ,f .1 vw V. - r- f, -QM.-51 5 , N .t . M-.full 7 A ,Q - L,-gf . ,ip . ,mu 3' fig: ' ' '. .f'nLv- M , ' X:-Q ' fur' ff , .' N ,a . I 42 X, Am.. . .42'f' 'v t MECHANICAL .Iimmy Davidson Dick Cowan SHOP James Taylor DRAWING Norman Estabrook ART Santos Ramos Kinney Kelley Patti Mooter Mary Ann Duckworth pw I..-XIIN Iiminie- I.aVr'rnv W'iIIis SIKXNISII Suriv II:-rriziiulvz Tim Shirvy vi I 'lffm M, M IJIN FRIISI IIYIC I'fIJIfCA'I'lON Irlfnv IJ: cI on Nlarnle II NIM rc-ary INDI NTRI XI, COOPER.-'ITIYIC 'I'R.-XINING Ilnrnthx I run Mrah Iollm -wurth NIQYIII ffharlv- Hudgv- jon- WF-rnr-r ,IHIIII XII-NIiIIian Wayne' Ritle-r ,IZIIIIPX jam- COOKING Iiarlrara Hmser ,Iudy XVHYCIPH SEWING Ifla .In LCP GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nelda Shoup BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bud Johnson Chuck Bitgoml Nikki Griffin Sl SPEECH Bubba Wood D-EBATE Annette Frilmerg Neal Cannon 09 PHYSICS john Illam-k CIIENIISTRY Jimmie Park Barbara Iiuvkwaltffr Jim Edd .Ifme-S 'JS I NNUAL TAFE The center of the yearbook staff is our sponsor. MISS BIATTYE MAE HAYNIE. BARBARA BIQCKWALTER, MIKE MORGAN, MARY NICLEAN and ED SMITH have been busy throughout the year with pictures and information for activities and organizations pages. Others who helped on these pages are GLENDA CARNER, PAT WRIGHT and NIARIORIE STEPHENS. . If ., 1 4 f 3 5 1 12 mum 41 af' zu- 3 M OLGX NIARTINEZ WAXINE RITTER JANIES JAROS and C-XROLXN KIRKH VXI breathed a 1 h of relief when the lat cla picture wa napped and arranged in order IEYV1 NICDONIALD DENNIS ROBINSON and ED SNIITH contributed to thi Ion hard ta It aI o IJELIX ST ALEX and PAT WRIGHT han hartd mam top ecrets in work 1 with the honor pa e XIARJORIE STEPHENS and ANNETTE FRIBERC hare had the tedlou Job of check in copy on exe-ry pa e sq , L? in , ll 9 I 6 Lt ,K X-, 'Q 'mf-- xt 'fi . I 0 ' - 'J I 1. I , W he 2 ' .f 9, A w v y V in ' ' c cc i . P E ' . P -T I ' ' s s . Lyiv ' . t . , i' S I V . .5 g S' 5 . I , , 1- ,, S . , S ' V , ng ' g s. , , , 'I -S ' - S ' S ' 3 JUDY BEARD and BILL MCCLAIN, our editors, have been the central springs of our staff in all parts of the production. bpcclal credlt IS glven to JOHN MCMIL LAN RALPH H A R V E Y ARLYN HOTCHKISS BILL ROBINSON and JERRY HOBBS these boys along w1th JAMES JAROS JOE WERNER and AN NETTE FRIBERG have produced a pol nshed ports sectlon The color and design shows the talents of JENNY McDONALD DENNIS ROB INSON JANICE JOHNSON KINNEY KELLEY and JOE WERNER DELIA STALEY JACKIE MASON and CAR OLYN KIRKHANI hate also shared work on the art layouts and football ectlon .IKCKIE XIASON and CLENDX CAR 'NEB dld an excellent job of arrangzmg tht admlm tratlon page whlch lnclude plcture of the chool board and faculty Speclal reco n1t1on gnen to our photo rapher 'NIIKE L NNI and JINI BOCER who took exery PICIUTC 1n the book except tho e ln honor cla N0 9 J- NENIOR MICH SCIIOOI Vt IL HHN F XLLS TEXAS WFSH journalists recommended by their junior English teachers cover news for The Coyote News and Teen Times in addition to their study of English lltera ture Miss Louise Lipscomb. the head of the English de- partment. supervises the students as they write features and editorials as well as covering all the clubs. classes and assemblies for The Covote News. Members of the journalism class cover all beats for Teen Times. a full page on which the Wichita Falls Times publishes news every Wednesday from the jun- ior high schools. academy and senior high school. Mrs. Larry Doing. who prepares the page from the copy of the various schools. points out that she seldom has to edit senior high school copy. One of the greatest benefits which students receive fum this .tucly is the eve for details which resu ts from checking and re-checking copy. H S E550 fda PRESS f HTIBII nmeonnzns ' LaBoyce Albert Jean Aahoraft. Mary Catherine Beck Jean BUY!!! Carol Calkins, Carl Claybrook Busan Cowey A. J. Eserton Mark Eakew Charles Foster Annette.Friberg Linda Jackson Gladys Jentsch Kay Kiel Frances Kirby Deniece Knight Joyce Landers Ronnie Lucas Jenny Gay Mnbonald Mary Helen McGregor Marilyn Mathis. Lynn Mercer Marcia Mitchell, Gilda Pltt Bill Rahimon, Pat-ly RDWCO!! Marylyn Salt Pat Sands Lois Schwoerke Mary Ann 'bewart Jimmie Willis Ann Woffurd. A , ADVERTISING STAFF Jean Ashcraft. Mary Catherine Beck Susan Cowey Gladys Jentsch Joyce Landers Mary Helen McGregor. Gilda Pitt Patsy Rowwn Marilyn Salt. Bill Watts. I CXRCULATION STAFF Dean Ann Anderson, Faye Andrews Betty Curry Linda Gillam, Rose- mary Howell Mary Ann Junk Myrna Mecm-mick Patsy Manyel, Judy Risler. Cliff Spencer Mary Anne Vordenbaum Edna Mae Wallace. ,, SPONSORS I-0'-USG Lipscomb - ------A------- vl.. -......-..-...- .-.. Journalism J. C. Cabanlss -..-..-.......,,-.,..-,,,,.,,,,-,, -U-M Advgyfjging I. C, Presson ..--.-,,-,-q,.,,v,,,,,-M,mm,--, ,A-. gingham Nlr. I. C. Prvf-mi is in charg. of tlu- virculatiun staff which liiril'iiJllif'.' ' - I ' throughout tht' st-hnol. .33 Uh-vixinp Nutr'-n.tI Nfwhpttpvr xxt'l'ii. jfltlrrrulifrrr ftudvnts x1-ltm-41 tht- wuhittr iidiix Yiiiniv- anti Ii:-vtiwi Ne-wx Uctnhr-r T. Th wy wen- Jnmn tin- Ntugv- thrnuuh ishit-h a pivrw- of wily prix lwh-r'v it wfriiv- tiff tht- pr:-ww ai- a part of a lar-w ri.-sw-pup:-t. 'K if-is ji-nrnulixts he-rv -ew print living wt in tt IIIIYIIXIH' oprmitnr. -Q- bw 2 ,, NA if ig, , Q' 24 It ix a xign that high fchoul ftutlvnt- art- nu-rf than nf-nnnuily int-'rf'-tr--I in th'-ir win'-tl wirk whvrr thvy spend a trvafurcd Saturday lvarnirigg inttrf- ali:-ut 4-nw nt thv-ir -trivy-vt-. 'lhut wax vxuvtly the' ca-1: ax nie-mhz-rs uf thfi XYFSH jfPl11'l l8ii:Itl clan att'-rniffi Ihr' firft annual jwurrialisni N-fniinar at Midwr-rtrrn I'r1ix'e-rfity. Thr wtaff nf tht- 'l'nnf-- I'uirli-hinu fnitipuriy anti thu fuvulty nf Hiri- wwtcrn Liniwr-ity vxplainrd rrcwf writing an-i v-fiiting t-i tht- fwnith .-Nt..itf'r5' ax iwli dr the IJUF5 ilmilitics of a future in juurnalirrn, K A 5 'egg f , 2 Q 3-if ' A ' , ii' ag, 5 ., M' 1 f -i psig if v , gf 1: l - W W , 2 ? k N' -f 5 ' 7 P X 'su -Q ' ' 211 A fgiaw L M s KE :G 35 5 4? gg 1. ,ij .pig 4 4, 6 7 lf 4'-W y. 1 ,W U ' U ' .g ,W 5 f 7 ' 'L Q S A V KIAK ' wwvwlg ' 'Q f 4 v A M1 1. A ' s I I L. W f 5 we 5 'S fi f xy xg 'N' Y 5 E tw v E ' , M fl :ggi 'E R ,m 1 Ni na ff? , wi ga. . 1 , , -1: ., f , ,Y pf f g , 1 X x I alan '-J 9 v S 32. ii, s' xml Nay KX I c 3 X t tg ii 1 VN, 4 Y F Q ' ,W ,Li Q, ' , JQXW fzghkiys 1f5i ff,'l36 -di ' ,4 W: ., 1 s 5 P921 hh l A sf ,, 1 52g95553' ri! N I A ., 1 C7 Cp? 9 0 o K o B DRUM NIAJOR John Tatum. drum major for two years. has spent many hours each week to provide a variety of interest- ing half-time programs. It is the drum major's duty to draw up the plans and to lead the hand through each maneuver. CONCERT BAND Presenting Variety Plus annually is one of the yarious duties of the Con- cert Band. which also participates iii the Interscholastic League concert and sight reading contests each spring. Concert musicians learn to appreciate the classical pieces as much as the more modern numbers. MAJORETTES Adding a colorful yariety of rou- tines to half-time programs kept the six Coyote Majorettes busy during the football season. By working out cos- tumes and dances to modern songs. they added spice to each pep-rally. Starlight Fantasy' proyided a theme for their dances in the annual hand show. Variety Plus. NIARCHING BAND Providing programs of in- terest at half-time is the main objediye of the Coyote Marching Band. Composed of memhers from thc sopho- more and concert hands. it participates in the regional marching contest and repre- sents WFSH at various other functions throughout the year. This hand also assists the cheerleaders in pcp-rallies. -I 91 vga 57A 1,52 5 44? 9 yi ev jf? f 0 fy .3 45 1 , H 1..w'5 ' 4- 'Tr Y'...Q,..- A K , Q wa ff' 0 an --x u-X -,WHY-PY, Wie 0 7 iff? 'Af IQU yvvf lu, . -JvdifQ 3i Q ,X J 53.5 I , v 1435 fM..gmp,E' ' A all wr-ws 1 v -x, 'aV. 3, lie . bl' -Fu 1 --ur- ,..1-wr ,. 1.4 .- ., A 4 lu A ' ' V A I ,J .V at 7 f, 4 1.-u . 7 9 ' 1 mf A- 1 L7 Ak LENFH AL CONINIITTE. Variety Plus. the annual band talent sliow. kept the audience en- tlirullccl with the various phases of its theme. Starlight Fantasy. E lt :il E XXYXIIXX lytxxtiiiis Q' 93 4 '45 if 5 fm. BIQALTY SHOPPEH5 if 9 :fi ' f-el ENILILEA E , , H57 . ,JS wwQ:-Shaw ? 1 UH..- Sf: X, - J! . i 55 .L ' A ' 3,,f g!4,g -LE ' n M 1 . 'ryan-N1 S' 1 , H I D ru- I I.if E ., ,,, 1, w fwf ' 5 1 M. an . ' , ,mA, Wh f 4' ff- .5 A V his - w ffiafvfwg ,m, an g ev . , M ij 3 rf T' X ' 4 Q 1 I fa ,,.g V , 'Z Q If 1 .,,. f Q A 3 ,, X 2 . L. 53' , W5 V ua H ' V - ' V -Q 4'-I? -af 1 lx? h v s G, .Q Q A fi V W . V , at , I 54' K Avg' X xi , T4 4 .Q fiflfz Li if ' yW1l,,,N-Q S . ', 1 e 0, , ff , vx A 1 : 5 A 21 j, ' Q ,gf A Q34 Y K 7 Q t QL . , U , Qu.: ,Km J, V' ,. r .ff I ,,,, , , 1 ,lk M. ' 4' K .VM U 'I 1 , if XX an Q ?4-,V I7 55 3 ff fi: I , U f' fe M- ' I .' -xvvl, gli. :mr gf' , x I I33 X ' s .L.t......W i 1. 1 'A ' A M-'im-a. , f .. i ll T. M: ,Q I ,V T, . L .Q , , we , fe 'J , ' 4 MAJOR H. D. BYOUS A C Q k P,1ISc9:T iaee .C M, tiff X y is fa P at 2 ffl I l l I 4 i K T X S is ll' ,A Q ,fi 8 if If A A Q' eg ff- if f at Y x W ,, .NM K in iw W p Q V F. 1 Q x, , Q .:.,. .ix fy! I 7 pn ij 0 ' If ,A Q f I . N3 A 5' I .,-..V, . A, I CADET LT. COL. GERALD MATTHEWS Battalion Commander Mm CADET MAJOR MERLE WHATLEY Battalion Executive Officer The R.O.T.C. color guard displays the colors on the Members of the battalion staff are Cadet officers: Lt. Col. Gerald field at every home football game. Matthews, Major Merle Whatley, Captain William Crissey and Captain COXIPANY A COMPANY C COMPANY B COMPANY IJ A f- fmpa, if-4431? . .EL g 5 , sf 5 A .gm I F 's..',l ua' Q ,J 4 wa.. Kai 45 --..., T7 uf' W ,. , X .ng -4 ,K 4 F' .Q WHY . . -f E yi E x . , 'ie ki ffl im V' 'u KQV. . ff ve x kf'?iM ' M .53 'K' 'Rig' M ,-. , f,., ' ., . jijeiigq: - A T ff' xg,-5964532 A 5575 it F Wh-3,,1 ,,a, Q- , A QS? ,, . ,gg if K LL - 'UWA rw Ig Qsxwig 1' 'QNEHEVK ,J 3 . Ev X3 5 I 8 . K, H i n gl '2?' fin Y .1 ? mi ,N 4 V.1 .sm Q Q 1 , ? - , 5 3 NZ I 5 . 4, 3 W n if-f , 1 - ' H k'f L-1525 ', 'i l ve 2 - W9 , Q S, . 'W K x s ag ,f , . I I ,'Qff'? X W X N 54 ffl!-' Q5 S , f Nl A Scholarship, character. service and leadership are qualities the members of the National Honor Society must possess for membership in the society. Selected from the top five per cent of the junior class, the present members are con- stantly in the circle of honors and awards because of their outstanding scholastic records. Among the many services of these students is supplying tutors for students having a difficult time with their studies. Current members are La Boyce Albert, David Allred, Sandra Andree. Linda Boehme, Carol Calkins. Glenda Garner, Jane Gutzman. Linda Hall, ,lan Jones, Gail Jones. Ruth Ann Kendall, .loyce Landers. Linda Laughery and Billy Ledbetter. Concluding the list are Ronnie Lucas, Martha McClung, Myrna McCormick, Jenny Mcllonald, John McNlillan, Marilyn Morgan, Gay Morrison. Carrie Palmer. Patsy Rowton. Lynne Shamburger, .loe Werner, Reba Wiist. Ann Wofford and Pat W'right. Not pictured are Barbara Buckwalter. Ronnie Lucas and Sara Cox. SOCIAL COMMITTEE I think red and silver would be just the right colors. ince it is a Valentine-'s dance. i'Has anyone talked to the head of the dance band yet? L'Who is in charge of the tickets? Comments and questions such as these fly as the Social Committee plans the annual all-school dance. Chosen in their sophomore year to serve throughout the time they are in high school. the current members are Linda Laugh- rey, Lynne Shamburger. David Allred and Kirby Groves. seniorsg Nancy Nelson, Betsy Ross, Frank Mitchell and Eddie Norwood. juniorsg Lee Ifnderwood. sophomore. Not pictured are Beth Reavis. Glenda Daniel and Jimmy Davidson. sophomores. A discussion of activities was one purpose of a dinner iven by the Henrietta National Honor Society group for the sponsor and officers of the Jacksboro High School and Wichita Fall H1 h School chapters of the National Honor Society. President .. ,H GLENDA CARINER Vice President ,,..... ,,,, ,I OHN MUNIILLANI Secretary .,., ,,.,... ,,,, , , ,, ,,,,,, , PAT WRIC HT Reporter ,.,,.,,.,,. .,....... s,,s,ss,,,,ss,, P A TSY ROWTON Sponsor .................,,...,... , MISS ERNESTINE BOLIN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q06 FQ' Members of the Girls' Gym Leaders are selected by the club sponsors on the basis of class participation, citizenship and co- operation in the recreational program. Pro- motion of these standards among members of the gym classes is the purpose of this group. First row, left to right: Gail Jones, Donna Fewell, Sue Scott, Lynda Woods, Ninell Musick, Pat Wright, Jean Ashcraft, Patsy Rowton, Nelda Shoup, Connie Jo Reed and Lou Ann Walker. Second row: Pat Parker, Gayle Broday, Julie Inman, Sandra Merrill, Myrna McCormick, Frances Kirby, Phyllis King. Beth Wylie, Wanda Wade, Anita Veatch, Sandy Carsrud and Leanita Moore. Third row: Mrs. Rea, Judy Warden, Harli Pittman, Mary Hill, Deniece Knight, Elea- nor Anderson, Pat Butler, Billie Taylor. Mary Ann Johnson, Marilyn Morgan, Lucy Arnold, Sherry Lucas. Barbara Camp and Mrs. Lucy. President , , , ,, , JEAN ASHCRAFT Vice President , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , PAT W'RlGHT Secretary ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , PATSY ROWTON Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,, - ,,,,, NELDA SHOCP Reporter ,,,,, , ,,,,, - MARILYN FRANKLIN Sponsors ,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,,, MRS. GLENN REA . 'MRS R. B. LUCY GYM LEADERS President ......... ,. . .,i. H BUD JOHNSON Vice President ,,,,,,,,t ,,,, N IKKI GRIFFIN Secretary , ,, , ,. JERRY BROWYN Treasurer , . CHARLES BITGOOD Sponsors , C. C. FRAZEE PERRY GOOLSBY J. B. TYLER Development of dependability. sportsman- ship and leadership is the aim of each mem- ber of the Boys' Gym Leaders. Every one strives to make these characteristics the rule in his gym class which he helps to direct. First row, left to right: Gerald W'illiams, Lynn Mercer, J. B. Tyler, Perry Goolsby, Chuck Bitgood. Bud Johnson. Nikki Grif- fin. C. C. Frazee, David Binnion, Jerry Howard. Gene Wagner, Richard Jeter and Darell Johnson. Second rout Chares Go- win, Wayne Taylor, Charles Goodgion, Jim Caldwell. Harold Crutsinger, Jim Big- bee, Marvin Cape. David Carter and Bob Conley. Third row: Norman Jones, Ronnie Levell. David Boone, Mark Tucker, Charles Swafford. Fred Weldon. Ronnie Wilde, Wayne Kohutek and Larry David. Fourth row: Ted Tally. Ted Lauck. Phillip Wat- son. Howard Howle, Ernest Tucker. Billy Muse. Joe Kimble and Louis Brown. Fifth row: Fred Curry, Larry Chandler, Bill Aston, Bobby Rusk. David Wright. Jack Fancher, Charles Parker. Jim Henderson and Carroll Harrell. Sift Q --4 The main project of the club is the collection of fuod from the lnune rooms for Thanksgiving baskets to be given to families in need. GIRLS' CLUB ffirls Llulm lg iif':lglDt'li tu prmidr tn tertainrnent and proniotf- thr- inte-re girls in WFSH, Exery girl is inxitrt ant urged to join the club and participatr ir its activities. Planning tlicst- actiyitie 1 the Girls' Club Council. chosen from 1 cntirc group, Presiflenl WILNI.-X FOV LFR Lice President BARBARA IJAILPH Second Lice President UAIL JONEN Secretary ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Treasurer . .. .. ANN COT I l'XN Social ffo-ffhazirmen JITDY HE 'KRD MARTHA TFY Iw Sponsor KATHLEEN MFLXT Q P Council mcmbers include Peggy Bauscher. Wilma Brewer. Gayle Broday. Brenda Bryant. Carol Calk- ins. Margaret Crabb. Betsy Cross. Glenda Daniel. Edna Dewberry. Dawn Dobbins. Anno Duncan. Ann Estrada. Doris Frerking. Glenda Garner, Gloria Gonzales. LaVon Graves. ,lane Gutzrnan. Caren Har- vey. Melba Herrrvn. Darleen Hill. Jo Kadane. Jeanette Katz. Ruth Ann Kendall. Nancy King. Frances Kirby. Cynthia Lani. Ida Ju Lee. Mary Ann Mackey. Marilynn Mathis.-Lynne May. Donna Metcalf. Pat Miller. Suzanne Mitchell. Patti Mnoter. Linda Moran. Jo Parker. Pat Park- cr. Pant Parish. Betsy Russ. Mary- lyn Salt. Dtvranna Scott. Nancy Shat- fer. Cecelia Spires. Suzanne Story. Patti Yandixer. Mary Ann Wveawr. Ann Wvtvffurd and Linda Wvoods. -Q i 1 -up Making our school a happier place is the job of those students who are elected repre- sentatives of their homerooms. As the voice of the students they speak for all in present- ing new ideas conceming school life, promoting school safety and discussing school problems. CORRIDOR ASSISTANTS Chairman ...,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,..,.,. CAROL CALKINS Assistant Chairman .....,,, WAYNE GATTIS Sponsor .,.. MISS HELEN GRACE COULD Serving the school as members of this or- ganization are Houston Bowers, Carol Calk- ins, Wayne Gattis, Deanne Farabee, Deniece Knight, Mary Helen McGregor, Dickie Harvey, Gerald Matthewki Carey Mayfield, Marcia Mitchell, Pat Parker, Mary Sachse, Barbara Rinear, Nancy Shaffer, Martha Tcvis and John Wilson. Their substitutes are Sandra Andree, Todd Reichert, Lois Schwoerke, Bill Watts, Andrea Wilson, Delores Pokorny, Betsy Cross, Barbara Daily and Doris Frerking. ii UULQJL. HOMERUOM REPRESENTATIVES President ,,,,,,,,,,, , DON MOORE Vice President ,, ,,,.,,,., LELAND ALLRED Secretary-Treasurer , ,,,, ,,,,, ' MA G ' Sponsors .,,.t... .,,. C . A. S BENTHALL A. D. NEAL Members of this group are Janis Hickerson, Linda Moran, Lyndell Glenn, Sandy Cars- rud, Pat Peery, Eddie Patton, Norman Herzfeld, Beth Reavis, Jean Maxwell, David Hatch, Danny Tucker, Nelda Heard, Cary Willianis, Jean Burgin, Mary Ann Junk, Sue Bonner, Dan Dimock, Lee Underwood, Susan Mitchell, Everett Sproles, Nolan Moore, Pat Parker, Mira Martinek, .lane Myers, Suzanne Lofton, Gerald Cant, Mary Ann Weaver, Jo Kadane, Claudette Fletcher, John McMillan. Florence McCall, Patti Mooter, David Powell, Gene Douglas, Den- nis Lynch, Bonnie Patrick, Sarah Ferrell, Kay Morris, Harriet Burch, Jean Ashcraft, Lois Schwoerke. Linda Jackson, Annette Polhemus, Jo Nan Kilgore, Joe Francis, Ronnie Malone. Gladys Jentsch, Ronnie Johnson, Tommy Hallford, Sue Scherff and Ruby Cant. May l see your permit, please? ask the corridor assistants of all who Ivan- school during lunch period. Seated at each school exit, these students from the fourth pe-rind study halls have a ready smile for passing friends as they perform an important duty in I43 MATHEMATICS CLUB President ,,,,, , , ,,,, WIAYNE RITTER Vice President , , , CARL HAYNES Secretary I, , I PAT WRIGHT Reporter ,,,,, I , MARY ANN STEWART Sponsor ,,,,,,,, ,, RANDELL L. BRADLEY RZNZ- ? N-9RL:0 Can you find the value of N? Niem- bers of the Mathematics Club can and do. Having a HB average in at least three semesters of algebra behind them. they are equal to this problem and many others. Discussions on short cuts in math. such as synthetic divi- sion. and demonstrations of unusual problems are enjoyed. Each year the group widens the circle of knowledge in the math department by presenting an appropriate gift of mathematical value. JUNIOR RED CROSS President , SANDRA MERRILL Vice President ANDREA DRAKE Secretary , SUE EDDLEMAN Treasurer , CAROL HOLLY Sponsors , MRS. I. D. ALLRED MRS. M. B. NEWBERRY Members of the junior Red Cross are to be highly commended by the commu- nity and school for their volunteer work at the Red Cross Blood Center. Their Satur- day mornings are spent in preparation of blood collection. the assembling of blood bottles and the placement of labels on blood bottles. At school club meetings discussions about future projects are considered. Cer- tainly these girls help extend the circle of respect of teenagers beyond the walls of WIFSH. I44 CHEMISTRY CLUB President , ,,,r,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, ,IIXIXIIE PARK Vice President , I JIM EDD JONES Secretary ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, I ,. ,,,, MIKE WINDHAINI Sponsor' ,,,, ,, ,,,,, MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON Heading Lhe 1.11515 of interest creators in cieni circles at WFSH is the y lub. Avid science fans witness i programs by outside speakers who emonstrate related materials, such as dif- ferent types of lighting and lighting effects. They have also listened to student reports about Oil Progress Day. an important field trip sponsored by oil companies. I I ,xl S 7 GENS ROMANA R' J li The Cens Romana includes students who are en- rolled in the Latin department from the lowly slaves to the exalted celestials. Members become acquainted with Roman ways and customs. Highlights of the year are the Roman banquet and the Floralia. A i Ll 'i . 'J ' ' N' 5'-gf MJ-jk? cu Zgefonsuls , MARY ANN STEWART ANN IJLNCAN Pro-Consuls ,,,, GENE DOIICLAS I PATSY HARRISON Quaestor FRANK POWERS? - Trbularius , , , VIN PROTHRO A Afimtiae , , ANNETTE FRIISERC MARILYN MATHIS Historica ,,,, ,,,, . ALICE ETTER Cantator ,, , POLLY FRANKLIN Fates MISS NELI, SANINIONS MISS LONA BETTY RROYVN .Vot pirturerl an 'sm I PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM To vreate, maintain and promote an understanding of Latin American countries is the purpose of the Pan American Student Forum. The main events of the year are the annual Christmas party at Travis School. the Christmas lmanquet and the Spring Convention in Austin. The programs feature different phases of Pan Americanism. President Y JOHN STRAND Vice President ,,,, DORANNA SCOTT Second Vice President J , KAREN GRUNG Secretary Y 1 V, H BETSY ROSS Treasurer NANCY SHAFFER Reporter , .. t,,, , SUSAN COWEY 'H1'5tprian.a W- ,,,,,,, CAROL ANDERSON geygtfant-ut-Arms RALPH HARVEY porzsors MISS .IANE NICCULLOCH Lf AIRS. HAL RAY AIRS. JOE BROWSING . 4-H GIRLS President SHIRLEY VAN HKSS Vive President SHARON KYLE Sefretary PATRICIA JOHNSON Courzeil Delegate MARY HARWELL Reporter MARY ANN STEWART Sponsor ETHYL LYNN GEESLIN ,,..... gg 's Health. Heart. Home and Hands are represented ln the nalne IH Thtse clubs are open to boys and girls between the age member selects for the year one project which is to the I-H goals. The girls often choose homemaking phase of farming. ' Y-TEENS l Working together on worthwhile President 1 Xl N111 FR projects in the community is' the Igive 1' esifenr PKI NXNIJN purpose of the Y-Teens. The club. 5 f'i 'P' Nwlfjlg-I Nigga? ,aIfiIiatecI.wiIh the Y'.W.C.r-X.. carf I ' ghajlfflfzr XHRX Sl E D W rres on lts projects through this XG gl,0,,Sl,, JILIX CRXWH program. V I . ,t L 5' L FUTURE TEACHERS President ,,,,, NORBIA DILDAY Vive President , , , H , NIYRNA NICCORNIICK Secretary , , SUE BLACK Chaplain N JOYCE HLICCINS Historian , ,, ,, ANDREA WILSON Sponsor ,, , , MISS NIONA HORTON The F.T.A. cluh of WPOSH ac- quaints its members with the bene- fits and responsibilities of the teaching profession. Practice teach- ing in elementary schools, visualg education and various conventions X, , are some of the highlights of the-hi ' Clubls activities. if UM, I ll COMMERCIAL CLUB President CLAIJYS JENTSCII Vice President DIANTHA SMITH Set-retary MARILYN MORGAN Treasurer ,, MARLENR MERRILL Sergeant-at-.flrrns NIARY HELEN xfi-tplilirgoli Sponsor NIISS JOIINNIE NIAE LONC The Coininercial vlulr is rlesignefl primarily for stuflents who intend to follow business careers. Such eornim-rvial courses as typing. bookkeeping and shorthanrl are stufliecl ln' the rnernhers of this organization. FUTURE NURSES President , ,,,, LINDA BOEHME Vice President . , LOIS SCHWOERKE Secretary ,,,,, SANDRA ELLIOT Treasurer K IUANCY UNDERWOOD Historian NIARSHA HORTON Sgt.-at-Arrns CAROL CULWELL Finaneial Chairrnarf 'TH T ' , , DELLA REYNOLDS Sponsor , MRS. W. R. SHIRK Through a variety of educational programs this Club learns the rou- tines of nursing. Field trips ac- quaint the group with hospital techniques and equipment. Each year members attend the F.N.A. convention. 4 hr--Q lent llterature found 111 Smder Llbrarx lqhe Club has a xarletx of pro rama f63fUI'lI1ff speakers and gamei centered around bools lwerx Qtudent lll WFSH recelxea a Qpecldl book marker flllflllg Book Week through the courtux of tht llbrury Club WRITERS CLUB I reslzlent K XX KIEI I Ire I IFSIJEIZI DELI X STALEX becretarx AIVN WORRELI Sponsor 'NIRS HAI. RXX LIBRARY C LUB lresulerzt JOHN NHEH XNE lice lreszdenl JLDY ILDW XRD9 Secretarx ROBERT CLIFTON NIRS K -XTHRYN CROUCH Stuclenta mth 1 speual mtereat III creatlu Mfltlll make up the Wrltcra Club Nll1Cll en courages 1tQ IIlCIHlJCI'Q to dexelop better ex PTEQSIOII of uleaa through Giaw POGHIQ and Qhort Qtorlei Pen Irmta an annual publlta tlon of the group features the Cholce Lompo QIUOIIQ of the xear ll. Z GW A , I' l Ulf 4' 'z V ' B R R n X V C H. , F-' V 1 'Q R , l g X ff . 'Q if k gf Y 7,1 V i 1. s . f 3 mf B J' gyu. N 5 A T W' , . X w,t,...5- , , f ' ' ' ,H 3 , Library Club creates interest in the excel- Bponsork NATALIE GORIN . . . . Y r A l A 1' ' ' Q 3 L- 'D 1 Q ' ., ,, ' , '- , . 5 , - ' ' Q ' 1- ig. e , ,,,,,,, ,, H Y,,,, A A . ,, , . ,. . I 1 - VVVV H V i Hn V I - .. . ,,. M, . - 8 1 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Acquainting students with the re- tailing world is the fundamental aim of the Distributive Club. Through a part-time school and work program the club member gains practical knowledge about the workings in the field of retail. An annual event is the employer-employee banquet. This year the banquet was held at the Wichita Falls Country Club with the club members as hosts and hostesses. President .,lr,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, ORVAL FOSTER Vive President ,,,,, JOE CONTRERAS Secretary r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, GLENDA MALONE Treasurer ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.i,,,,,,,,,,,,,, NANCY FOX Representative ,,,,r,,,,,,,, . SUE SCHERFF Sponsor , ,,,,,, ,,,, , MRS. JULIA CRIFSEY OFFICE PRACTICE Office Practice is a class set up to give students interested in clerical work the opportunity of working in an actual office. Mr. C. Alan Sieben- thall. Major H. D. Byous. Nlr. A. D. Neal, Mr. J. C. Cabaniss and Mr. Donald Hatch direct the student as- sistants in their offices daily. Typing, filing, showing visual aid films and doing various other chores are the tasks of these helpers. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CLUB This club is designed to promote high ideals of workmanship in voca- tional and industrial fields. this result being attained through a part-time school and work program. Among the club's yearly activities are a conven- tion and banquet for employers. President ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, F LORENCE MCCALL Tice President , , ,,,,,, RICHARD MASON Secretary . ,,,,,, , PAT JACKSON Treasurer , CARL BROWNINC Representalire , , VERA COLINCSWORTH Sergeant-at-Arms ....,.. DON SPLAWN Sponsor ,A ,,,,,.,, I .,,,, MR. JESSE Wi.-XLLA MUSIC CLUB INSTRUMENTAL Variety spices the musical notes heard in the band hall when the Music Club Instrumental is in progress. The club. composed of band and orchestra members, encourages music appreciation through programs ranging from classical to good popular music. N--. L, MUSIC CLUB CHORAL Members of the Choral Club are any students who are interested in choral singing. The programs, which are designed to give a better understanding of popular and light as well as classical music, help to disprove the old theory that musicians enjoy only along-hair music. M1 I AIA' A 1 . 1 9 5 Y' 'Ji s ' . X 1 . . . Y 5 MW, -. ,L A .. ' 1 .wif I- . - 1 1 if f . A , L, I '1 id' I it M, A W 1 c Y f 4 5 Q Q, , 051. . , C 1 3' 1 'v W. 44,1- I :x , 'L 3 515 P M .X ,. iv ' I i.f . . f 1 A ,' , ' , 4' 5 . V x.,,Q,g , A fl ' 1,-,S 5 xr , 4- A ' . f ,ffv Q v- ZW' v 'i'vA. ' , 3 , 'V , 3, c . '1 , ,, ,Q JM, , N. USM Wiz 3 eLJ7 KF gt . q ., , 1 fi ff if I Sm L I xr' QE? '45 S 1 x KA va n 4, ' 2' y 1 'fl ' 1. ' 24 i 5 1 - ' Q , - L , I 3 f K, at Q Q Q ' I Q f' it lf, Q 'E fuss vi. 2 T' g , 1 asv Ruth Ann Kendall won the I Speak for Democracy con- test, the girls' poetry reading contest and was chosen for the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Mark Eskew. Jess Youngblood. Karon Nowlin and Raymond Moody participated in the All-State Band. Although pictures are not available, the following students have won special speech department recognition in various contests. Winners are Boys' Senior Girls, Senior Boys' Junior Girls Junior Boys, Poetry Girls Poelry Declamation, Don Moore Declamation, Ann Worrell Declamalion, Phil Grace Declamation, Pat Davenport Reading, Mike Windham Reading, Ruth Ann Kendall Cleo Bullard, 'Annette Friberg, Joe Blackshear and Neal Can- non represented WFSH in interscholastic debate. el' Z Those entrants for contests not vet com leted include' . P - Boys' Extemporaneous Speaking, Kent Womack, Bill Watts, Ronnie Johnson and George Sawdy Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking, Kay Glover, ,lean Burgin Kay Farmer and Lee Ellen Hogle American Legion Oralorieal Contest, Dennis Hall, Ann Dowdy and Rebecca Thompson Boys' Original Oralory, Houston Bowers, Mike Morgan, Bill Watts and Dennis Hall Girls' Original Oratory, Kay Kiel. Olga Martinez and Lee Ellen Hogle Tommy Walker, Bill Aston. Hank Atherton, Bobby Rusk, Norman Herzfeld, Pat Williams and Mary McLean were a part of the All- State Choir. f wry, N C7 g l --it M., , -V A' , 1 fwh,-N1'7 ' if , ff' Q v 'ml Q- Q., nk 3 V sv W'-r G 1-9 f--s vr 5 HI-Y h D TRI-HI-Y . . . In Crt-atv. maintain. anrl 1-xt:-mi lhflrllgllll mr! Ihr- lrwrrw. Sr-hnol. and Wlllllllllllilf' high -tand- ardQ uf Christian Character. With thig ae thf-ir purpmf-. xhr- sv-wn Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y flrganizu tiuru. jointly sponfored hy rhf- fr-iw-I and rh+- V Y.XI.fI.-X.. varry un thwir work. 'x Tm AXH, , X HI v A Ilohiirrgr vue-f-kly rue-z-tinge. Q-ngaglillgr in a xurif-lx XX, f ' uf wrwive- prf1je'f'h. and Span-luring -pe-vial pqrrtiv- ' If urn- ull ll purl of lhm- xaxt urggallimtinrl uhivh X l'Ilf'lbIIlll11N44'4 r-1-vw-ral hunnlrz-el WFSII Nlmlvut-. Thr- fffmm- l'uc'k mul thm- Pink Hurling llmpitzll wlurrh-r-rx un- lmth mln- rr-xultf nf tha-ir 1-ffnrI- ut Nt'l'Nil'l' prujmwl-. The HVUIIQ' uf a1'IixiIiv-- i- fur- rr'a1'hing lib Ntmlvnt- alw participalv in l'HIlU'IlIiUIlN in Luhlwvk anml -Xmtin during thr- ye-ar. r -ff ' Z I 'M rf 3 My my I K .. I A 1. lfirlf-lie Tri-Hi-Y. se-nior girls Joy K1-llvr. presiffenl 2 Triulta Tri-Hi-Y. ff-nior girlx I,uY4n1 Gran-s. IJTPSUIPVII .. Exe-v-IPF Hi-Y. juniur huys l i4l41iQ'rNlDI'XfllI'L1. presiflz-nl 's -1 Xliru Tri-Ili-X. frvplrollwrr- giirlx P1-ggy Ilan-1'hm-r. pwsirffrrl J. Xllllfll lrl-Ill-X.jlxr1m1'g11rl4 .Xliw lfllc-r, j,lff'SiI1f'lII 0. Slllll'1'lllllNIli-N. ar-11i4rrlmy- lluxiri All:-ml. prz'si4lc'nl Yuf l'lv1lHl'l'Ilf .'X1hvr4-- Hi-X . supllrllllulk' buys ln- l 11411-rwfmd. prrsirlv-nl 1 S xxvq 5 V . 3121! Y MISS POSTURE Lois Schwoerke. Mary CONTEST Sachse, Jane Cutzman, Finalists in this year's Miss Posture contest are Mary Ann Lancaster, Jeanne Price, Lean- ita Moore, Pat Parker, Alice Etter and Glenda Wilson. The contest took place among stu- dents in health classes after a study of posture. Pictured with the group is Mrs. Brode Puckett, teacher of health. 'hilt Friday afternoons before every home game would find the Coal Post Decorators, with Jane Gutz- man as chairman, risking their necks for the school colors. Climbing goal posts, fences. sta- dium steps and light poles was necessary in order to spread an array of color over Coyote Sta- dium for the home team and the visitors. Jeanne Price, Miss Posture of 1958, is presented a bouquet of roses hv Mr. Freeman. GOAL POST DECORATORS Linda Laughs-ry. Mar- garet Franklin, Darlene Case, Marilyn Howell. Judy Warden. Betsy Cross, Shirley Wetsel and Pat Wright pause while decorating a light pole. .f, , ks' Nluch to the delight of the fans of WFSH. the colorful Nlajur- ettes of the Coyote Band per- formed at each pep rally. 7 b--n-1 it J f ' 'M q 3 ., H if , Following each Coyote football game, many students attended the sock hop held in the Coyote field house. t if x-if 'f K N 1 High school spirit was shown by Climaxing each pep rally, the Coyotes received their traditional victory apples. I56 At the downtown pep rally he- fore the Highland Park game gag, l , wif I ' if x I xx v, -' Y K - . .Q, M , A is , ,f :- 4 Q , my if M mf . ,, M KW mg f vnwv 1 I 0 If C 3 ,,': Q' ' 4 , A I , . HA H GV.. 4 ' Q9 A A ,,,,,N,+... , . : -H -Y , 1,57 Q 313405: l L VL .Q i 1 V22 e. was 3 'T P Q Q., 1, -Q U X12 xi' 5 .MA , , X I f S ,N -W gs JL NIOR COUNCIL V 711 'xn- -71' P RTIES lhf- t'IlICflLllIIIIl1'lll virclv nf WIVSH is highlightefl by the Special Parties of the year. SWEETHEAR'I' BALL ISEAI I3 AND lil-.AFT xxx X , BAND bQl, ARE DANCE . F-. .,.,...--.kV-...-,...- . , 3 .I NA I IONAI. HONOR SOLIPIX Q4 1 X 5 Q39 f ' l During the city-wide Crusade for Christ, Dr. James H. Aubrey Newman and Ronald Gorham watched a fascinatin Landes, president of the Wichita Falls Ministerial Alliance, glass blower, shown demonstrating his talents by blowin and members of the Crusade team, Carl Steele, Howard glass so thin that it was palatable. Butt and ROV Bass poke to the tudent group David Allred Alan Lane and John Wa oner clad in bells Jackie 'lla on and Delia Staley an on Howdy Wrek pro demon trated their musical ability ram Nfl lmlpd S1316 Olympu lrdqk rdf Xdll nal The plan Notictx pre enttd tht annual Lhrltma pro ram It Bobby Nlorrow poke to WPSH tu a Ntar t , . , i T .J. fy I - 'H S..',.- X , ' . . e at t 1 is X ' ' w. T i N t X . f 5 1, R X if f X All ,Z ii 1 . ,,.,,,. -N.-w.-twsmsaanwesltmssr-Q-afsfv-V J' , ' L 1 f ' Q s 1' sw , . fI is Q s ' ' ' Y' 'S s g . l.ig1 of dents. A l S S - A I One-, two, three. lficlff ii.. Beauties? ? fl Rlde em Joe Nlack I nt hx Ju t o weet' Freddy Larry and Burney alias Wyatt Earp Sugarfoot and Cheyenne They ll neu-r takc Pat ahve T, SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER CALENDAR 4-First day of school 13-Football: Vernon, pep rally, game, dance 16 -First senior class meeting 16-23-Yearbook pictures 17-Assembly-Billy Davis and his talking dolls 19-Seniors get rings 19-Football: Rowdies vs. Lindsey 20-Football: Breckenridge, pep rally, game, dance '26hFootball: Rowdies vs. Lawton 27-National Thespian Society play OCTOBER OCTOBER CALENDAR 3YCoyote News 3-Football: Rowdies vs. Ft. Worth 4-Football: Pampa, pep rally, game, dan 9-Sherman pep rally 10-Football: Rowdies vs. Paschal 11-Football: Coyotes vs. Sherman, there 15-Assembly-Dave Workman- Doubles 17-Football: Rowdies vs. Marlow 18-Football: Coyotes vs. Odessa, canceled 21-25-Howdy Week 22-Assembly-Howdy program 24-Football: Rowdies vs. Seymour 24-Denton pep rally October Septemb C LENDAR 25-Football: Coyotes vs. Denton, there 31-Football: Rowdies vs. Henrietta 31-Coyote News NOVEMBER NOVEMBER CALENDAR 1-Football: Irving pep rally, game, dance 5-Assembly-National Thespian Society 7-Denison pep rally 7--National Thespian Society play, Cuckoos on the Hearth 8-Football: Coyotes vs. Denison, there 12-Assembly-One man actor-Hedley Hepworth 14-Assembly-Howard Butt 14-Football: Rowdies vs. Frederick 15-Football: Arlington pep rally, game, dance 21-Assembly-Atomic Energy 22-Football: Grand Prairie pep rally, game, dance 27-Texarkana pep rally 28-Football: Texarkana, game, dance Thanksgiving holidays DECEMBER DECEMBER CALENDAR 3-Assembly-Orchestra 6-Highland Park pep rally 6-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon, there 7-Football: Coyotes vs. Highland Park 10-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Lawton, here 13-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon, here 17-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Lawton, there 17-Assembly-Thespian Christmas program 20-Assembly-HA Cappella Choir Christmas program 20-21-Basketball: Sherman Pre:District Tournament 27-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Electra, there Christmas holidays JANUARY JANUARY CALENDAR 2-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie, there 10-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Sherman, here 14-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Denton, there 17-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Irving, here 20-24-Dead Week 21-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Denison, there 24-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Arlington, here 28-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie, here 30-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Electra, here November D 1957-5 30 -AAssembly-Amateur Guild 31 Career Day for Sl'llI0l'F.Z1I Alidwestern University 31- Amateur Guild Une-Aet Play Festival FICRRIIARY FHBRLARY CALENDAR 1 -Football and basketball banquet 3-Senior assembly for Dr. Wlhite 4-Assemblv- William llryan, glass blower 4--Raslsetlmallz Coyotes vs. Sherman, there T - Iiasketballz Coyotes vs. Denton, here t -Senior assembly with Rig Iieats and Snuff Garrett 7-8- Swimming- - Odessa Invitational Meet 11 -Ilaslietballz Coyotes vs. Irving, there 14-I5- Waco Debate 'Tournament 1-I-Variety Plus assembly and program 14- Basketball: Coyotes vs. Denison. here 15- Valentine Dance 18- Basketball: Coyotes vs. Arlington, there 19-21-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Denton, play-offs 21-22--SAIU Debate Tournament 21-22--Swimming: Meet at Austin 28-Nlareh 1-Tennis: Ft. Worth Invitational Tournament MARCH NIARCH CALENDAR 4- Assernlily- Taflin Trio 6-8 Tennis- Wichita Ifalls Indoor and Outdoor Tournament 8 Track: Possum Kingdom Relays at Graham ll Tennis: Lawton Dual Meet I4 -National Thespian Soeiety play 14-I5 Tennis-Garland Tournament 14-I5-Southwest 1'ieereation Meet at Ft. Worth 18-20 Iowa tests for juniors 22- Rand Festival at Nlidwestern University 22 Tennis: Arlington Heights Dual Match 25 Tennis: Paschal Dual Alateh 2829- Tennis: East Texas Tournament 29 Trark: Wliehita Falls Relays 31 Pulilieations party APRIL APRIL CALENDAR 1-Tennis: Pasehal Dual Xlateh 1-3-Junior English test 4-5-Tennis: Lawton Outdoor Tournament 4-7 4- Easter holidays 8-Tennis: Lawton Dual Meet 8 - Assembly--Robert T. Edgar ff--1 ,I '- LV' 'L .lg 'J 10 '14 .f -- :J L. ,,,,, V K itlfi i I ...la- 10-Une-aet play at Denton 11-llolf: Denton Tournament 11-Annual R.0.T.C. inspection 11-Gym Cireus 11-12-Tennis: Distriet meet at Denton 12--University lnterseholastic League spring meet at Ik n on 12-Track: Distriet meet at Denton 15-17--Senior English tests 13-Band Convert 19-Trael-1: Regional meet 21- Alarm-hing eontest 22-Ass:-mlilv -The Quinns 2o-AsseinliIy-- Alitlwestern Ilniv ersity lland 26-Amateur Guild trip to Dallas 29-Assemlilv-Choral Department MAH' MAY CALENDA R 2--Spring Ifoneert of Nlusie 2-3- University lnterseholastie League state meet at At 6-Assenilily Senior Play 6--Junior I'ienie ln-Yearlioolxs to arrive 16-Senior I'lay 23-Senior elass vveel-Q 23-Senior I'i4-nie 2o-C:untnetieemt-nt sermon 26-28--Dead wveeli 23-Last day of elasses 29- Senior lianquet and danee 20 -C1vnnnentwinent lfxereise I Illl I Climaxing the enfl of the foot- ball season was the annual Coyote football banquet and clance which was helcl at the Wichita Falls Coun- try Club. honoring the coaches, team and cheerleaders. Highlight- ing the banquet was the presenta- tion of jackets to the team and cheerleaclers. Toasts were given bv members of the team. ancl Mr. B. Parnell, principal of Reagan Junior High School. served as Nlaster of Ceremonies. .iv COYOTE BANQUET iliakfctit - 22 f'-lfiff .W .35 g, ann. 2.151-f it .Sl , l . V -Bv- 1957 COYOTES STAT if I if ii P9 1 'P of fig E .t Q? 'Lf-Vi 'Wx First row: Coach Kirk matrick. Bob Whatle' Walter Randell John McMillan Terr Gould Ronnie I lv v - Y v Stainpfli, Kirby Groves. Second row: Coach Goolsby, ,lim Hoggard, Billy Allen, Steve Kimzey. George Hinsley, Royce Tyler. Thin! row: Coach Golding. Tommy Jackson, Derrell Ashlock, James Wright, George Perry. Sammy Allison, Alan Lane. Fourth mic: Nlaxie Collins, Joe Seibold. Frank Mitchell, Leland Allred, Pat Hamilton. The 1957 Coyotes displayed a powerful single wing attack resembling others that have been produced for several years by Coaches Joe Golding, Hunter Kirk- patrick and Perry Goolsby. For the second consecutive year the Coyotes bowed out of the state play-offs only to the eventual state champions. A rarity for the Coyotes occurred when the game scheduled with Odessa was called off because of a flu epi- demic involving both teams. There were many unusual features in the season for the ,57 Coyotes, among them the placing of ten men on the All-District rolls and the placing of two men on the All-State team. ln eleven games the Coyotes amassed 355 points outscoring their opponents almost three and one-half to one! ln district games six teams were either blanked or held to one touchdown. 54 v 1 i84 li ' ' -'90 ', ' My scoff- i 4A QUARTER-FINALISTS 5 W o . -C .18 3, 'j:,63,.f I Q S3 1 ,L AU, Q81 First row: James Holder, Morriss Heskett, Jim Land, Cary Schulz, Manager Ken Rundell. Second row: A. J. Egerton, Johnny Chase, John Genung, Charlie Edgemon, Jim LeBus, Manager Rondel McBride. Third row: Pat Johnson, Jimmy Maroney, David Allred, Dennis Lynch, John Hamilton, Manager Don Johnson. Fourth row: Jim Broyles, Eugene Cuffey. Ronald McDougle, Walter Maness, Frank Bracken. ln the elimaxing game that was to decide the District 4-A-7 championship, the Coyotes beat Grand Prairie 12-0 on a field that began as a blanket of snow and concluded as a quagmire of freezing mud. ln the game against lrving, the Coyote de- dense was met by a TCU Spread offense which heaved sixty-nine passes in forty- eight minutes of playing time. That was the only district game where the Coyote defense yielded more than one touchdown, but this fact was overshadowed by a sixty- eight point Coyote offensive splurge which left the game too, one-sided. It is impossible to mention all the things that could be said here, and there are too many Mbutisi' and '4if's in football to consider the potential a team might have pos- sessed. However, a team's greatness can be measured by the players on the team. It is the opinion of many that the future will prove this statement, The 1957 Coyote football team was not only a good football team but also a great football team. as -, an X, ' W ,A . .Q xv, , f , .w,f ! , . , 1, N l, ,ki if ,Z - f y , ,I V , fQ.. 3 ,,,, , l , J, ,:. ..v,,.-, 33 4, f -A 2' Q .M fs, , y , fm-.1 ., , t af 'rv-, R My f.v,,,s,. L , ,, A F- HUNTER KIRKPATRICK Assistant Coach Line 'N-.....m LHTN Viktor Wm-..l,, In the small space allotted here it is impossible to pay full tribute to the three men responsible for the Coyote football teams. lt seems that the goal of any coaching staff should be to make men out of boys and to teach them in every way possible the things to expect from the future. For these things the 1957 Coyotes are and always will be indebted to Coaches Joe Golding, Hunter Kirkpatrick and Perry Goolsby. PERRY GOOLSBY Assistant Coach JOE L. COLDINC Head Coach ' B aclffi el ri Ends I . ei r QL f PAT JOHNSON Blocking Back All-District DAVID ALLRED Tailback All-District All State Second Team TRI-CAPTAINS S J ww V ,,K.5,,Q,fy,M.,iwiigx ff, I I I ' 4,- li?i'5f', If 'l'f f fm... f, ,WW M ,, f. . A, WH.. ,V ALAN LANE Guard All-District All-Stale Honorable Mention eq-fi' ,'., f if 1957 COYOTE SCHEDULE Date Opponenl Score We They Sept. 13 Vernon Lions ,,,e.e.,.,e,,ee.eeeee .,,,,,.. 3 3 6 Sept. 20 Breckenridge Buckaroos .,..,, ,,,v 6 20 Oct. 4 Pampa Harvesters .r,....... . ..,.,,cc....,,,,,,,c,c,. 39 T Oct. ll Sherman Bearcats ..Ac... cccccccc.,ccc,,,,,,c........ 2 7 0 Oct. 18 Odessa Canceled because of flu Oct. 25 Denton Broncos ,...... ...............,.. ...... 2 6 0 Nov. 1 Irving Tigers cc..........c..... ......... 6 8 13 Nov. 8 Denison Yellowjackets .,.. .... .,... 4 0 7 Nov. 15 Arlington Colts .............. ......... 45 7 Nov, 22 Grand Prairie Gophers ..v.. .,.....i. 4 1 0 Nov, 28 Texarkana Tigers .............., ......... 2 4 14- Dec, 7 Highland Park Scotties ..... ..... 6 23 -,when-an -f us Si' JL :wr-xf':' ,nur if 1,3 3, ' ,, 0? ' WWWWWZQI lwmum, www-mv. Mwmwm k lffnumm,-w V A... ..,. Lwwwwm.. -wuwwwm --0-mom... --nun... Xu1,...,,,m...,. 14 . '. X emma 1 5 m I iv W Nl ' ' . , Q-5 tn SAMMY ALLISON RONNII? STAMPFLI Blocking Back Wlnsblmk KIRBY CROVES Fullback-All-Distrirt DENNIS LYNCH End All-ll1'5!r1'4't JOHN MQMILLAN Coach Kirk at half-timv Guard -my Q12 my . , - - -::-:- e1 xufrvg I 'vhffaf-1' 1 f . 4 -19 x fi 4 'A f cg E, ibdvyiiaufvff ROYCE TYLER Tackle JUL, in Arlington game. U 1' 1 rl .9 , bl X, Y -'rf n I ng . A -ff r 'Q lv . A gf ,:,,,Nl,X: 5 V, ...:'kS, .7 ., V 34 , X . 2 , ' . ' r 'QP-'qgllizl l- 451'f ?f S . l,-w.gWQf'.' JAMES WRIGHT Tailllack f S A N H ? . ld A P , ff ar 4' ..5s3','5 Q .bggvq X J 5.51-I l . JOHN GEXUNG Taillral-k 'M in LELAND ALLRED End-,411-District CHARLES EDGEMON Guard -v-Q--,-Q. 1lx:r'n W -M.-. :J LQ. -S' X lfifff? W, 1 5.5 'EN wwf' 5.-...I 1 A Z ,L 1. fe I ,H iii NIORRISS HESKliT'l' l-'ullback -- '--- v- mkwrk ,uw . h-W,w,, K, .W ,,,,,,,,M, Y M-M. ' ' P A Vfff K , max' ' M11 ,A , AM, A A www! WK WM I-.f ' my... V .., ' -M my M., t ,Q om... sf 1. ow, .M 1 r ,, 1,- ,ir 3 A . 'N A 445' l ii: n W , . V , , ll lvl-W-M K' jQ' . QQ jf V , K Q ' -I 1 v ' F Y ff, fm- ? . y,, 3g:, , it ' ll' QQ!-f ,mf L ,, izbal mi ifsgggggg x,ff lff 2,4 vm, 1 All ., mu . Wm lfw aw, ff, f ' I - JOE SEIBOLD Tackle . I .W W., ...- 7 1 ,MZIS , ' .L ' Q 3f'f'f l'f'f f . . Z A .sywv v ,, 1 -5 .M gf er 7 JIM MY XIARONEY Fulllmack Hep. Allen. Johnny lookb unhappy STEVE KIMZEY Guard BOB WHATLEY Guard GEORGE HINSLEY Tackle JIM BROYLES Center N JIM LAN D Guard .V X I GARY SCHULZ Tackle COYOTE MANAGERS Ken Rundell Rondel McBride Don Johnson The three boys plctured were the managers of the 1957 Coyotes They were known as an essentlal part of the team and thelr dutles were as varled as any known How ever the adjectlve essentlal barely covers the sltuatlon and does not even approach the sentlments of the team Rondel, Don and Ken were to the players as much of a playmg un1t as Coach Coldmg s lNumber One Team lkdw vi .lackle Collms of Hlghland Park 1 approaching a YIIPCIIII wnh Dcnm Lynch Coyote fml The pas plan from Rllnd amot went for a Coyote touchdovnn fan way! ' 1 BILLX A LLEN Blofkirxg Tarkh- ll-R NIXXII- COL! INN EIC!-INP1lLl'FIH'I-N dt If fl! Ihxlrzrt cn Tarklv --44N-Uislrzft ji at -'i' ' v -,., U GV, A by I 'T ' f ' . lkkilx-in ' f. - gig A It Third row: Coach Reed. Virgle McDougle, Billy Woods, Louis Coles, Mickey Hamilton, Jack Frost, Thomas Rocchio. Dickie- Turner. Charles Cline. George Head, Bobby Steward, Gerald Gant. Top row: Coach Keck, John Hurnam, Mark Taylor, John Burnett, Lynndel Glenn, Jim Moore. Hardy McAlister. Jimmy Webster, Dexter Parnell, Kenneth Mills, Ronnie Strange. Jimmy Walker. .Vat pirlurefl: N. B. llrown. Rollin Higginlmotham, Wallace W'ilson. 1957 ROWDIE The Wichita Falls Rowdies completed their first season under the direction of their new head coach Joe Bob Tyler, with Donnell L. Crosslin. Mack L. Keck and Joe Reed as- sisting. Losing only three games. the future Coyotes com- pleted one of the roughest schedules ever played hy any Rowdie team. Their successful foes included Lindsay and Frederick. Oklahoma. and Paschal team of Fort Worth. Among their six defeated foes were such teams as Rochester, Grandfield and North Side of Fort Wiorth. ln several of their games the Rowdies were handicapped hy the loss of some of their outstanding players to the flu-ridden Coyotes. Consideration of the record shows that the Rowdies can be congratulated on a highly successful season. L-A.-,-l. U Q x ,Q TV TEAM Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. ll:-C Jan. lan. lan. lan. I-'eh Fel: First row: Butch Hunt, Don Jaros. Patrick Knight, .limmy Jackson, Jimmy Davidson. Benny Shields, Harold Wright. Second row: Coach Kirkpatrick, John Wolfertz, Richard Scott, Steve Deal. Garland Baily, Hardy Mc.-Xlister, Ronald McDougle, Harold Goodgin, Jimmy Chaney. The 1957-1958 Coyotes will long he remembered for their thrilling 'Qlast seconds' games. Time and again the Coyotes snatched a victory out of the hat in the waning seconds of the game. After three nerve-racking games with Denton. Coach Perry Goolshyis Coyotes won the right to represent District AAAA-T in a hi-district game with Lufkin. Defeating Luflcin 50-46. the Coyotes were regional finalists. Out of 28 outings. the Coyotes posted 22 victories. B TE.-XM SCHEDULE 6--f B Team Yernon B 10 -fl! Tram Lawton B l3-- ii Team Yr-rnon B 17'- li Tv-am Lawton li 27-f l5 Team lflr-ctra li 2-- IS Team Electra ll IT- B Team Henrietta 23--- li Team Bowie B 30 'lS Tr-am Electra li 9- li Team 11-fit Tram iowa Park Iowa Parli Watcha doin', Don? ' , -M,iwWf ' fp. 'gn .gb 5 I A- 15 X 4. 1 JOE BLACK., HE NR I Qhxfgyzxg QW Ti' L 3 9 A Q9 wTi's JOHNNY WALBRICK AARON MCDONALD GERALD PHILLIPS JERRY ALLISQN 3 A ' f-ma K i. ' W . . -- I 4 , fi - , R . First row, left to right: James Taylor, Mike Lam, Larry Phillips, John McMillan, Marvin Patter- son, Fritz Land, Jimmy Bigby, David Keiser, Lloyd Kee. Second row: Don Graham, Harold Morgan, Eddie Fuller, William Gray, David Hatch, Aaron Mc- donald, Joe Francis, Jerry Allison, Gerald Phillips, J. C. Bedford, Tom May. Third row: Coach Mack Keck, Coach Joe Bob Tyler, Jimmy Jackson, Dickie Harvey, John Genung, Don Elliot, Ronnie Lucas, David West, Leland Allred, Walter Maness, Jerry McNair, Ronnie McDougle, Billy Muse, Marvin Cape. 19 7 BASEBALL TAT E FINALISTS SCHEDULE Coyotes ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 Lawton ,,,, .,,c,,, 1 Coyotes c,,c,,.,cc.. 3 Lawton ,,cc ,,cc . . 1 Coyotes ,,,c,,,,r,,, 16 Sherman .,,.,,c,c,cc 1 Coyotes .....,..,c,c 5 Denison .,,c,,c,c,c, 3 Coyotes ,,,cc ,,cc 1 Grand Prairie c,cc 2 Coyotes ,,,c,,,, 2 lrving ,..,,,,,,,,,.,,. 3 . Coyotes 7 -1 Arlington ,,,cc,,c,c,c 0 Fence 1' Coyotes ,,,,,,,,ccc, 11 Denton ,ccc .,,,,, , 1 Coyotes 7, ,, ,715 Sherman ,, ,,V, 5 Coyotes ,,,,,,,,c, 7 9 Childress ,,,,,,,,, , 5 Coyotes 711 Denison V V 1 Coyotes 16 Arlington ,,t,,,,, 6 Coyotes ,,,,,,,tt,,, 3 Irving , , 0 Coyotes ,,,,,,,tt,,, 11 Denton , ,, ,, , , 1 Coyotes ,,,t,,,tt,,c 1 Grand Prairie , , 0 Coyotes , 3 Lufkin , ,,,t,,,, 1 Coyotes , 8 Lufkin ,,,t,,tt to 6 Coyotes ,,,,t,,,,,,, 2 Highland Park ,,,, 0 Coyotes A 1 Highland Park ,,,, 11 Coyotes c 6 Highland Park , , 5 Coyotes , 3 Pasadena ,,,,,t,,,, ,, 1 Coyotes ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Abilene , ,,,,,,, 9 Stale AA Playoffs HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! , Marvin' COACHES and CAPTAINSH Left to right: Coach Tyler David Keiser, Fritz Land, Lar- ry Phillips, Coach Keck. - .0 Casual Eddie X CNY Fm me Hold up, Dave! BATTERY-Kneeling, left to right: Ronnie McD0ugle. Eddie Fullor, Billy Muse. Joe Francis, James Big- by. Slandingi Aaron McDonald. lm- land A-Xllrvd. Harold Morgan. William Cray. Hit it. Harold! 40 A sf- .QT Co for home. Dave! You are safe. Aaron! 1 -ni ft .- .MF J -5 4 or Digi . -A if OUTFIELDERS-wStanding, left to right: Dickie Harvey, David 1. ,.'x Phillips, Fritz Land. , 5746 Q15 i lr 1 - Us -s Q fy ' UUA 1 West, Harold Morgan, Jerry McNair, William Gray, J. C. Bedford. Kneeling: Walter Maness, John McMillan, Marvin Cape, Gerald , fm ' - 7517-F '! ' A. 'f!fZ+A'. l i3 'NE 2-FfT'?'f-?f -4!'K'D 'X.3'S ii'2 The 1957 Coyote Baseball Team earned its place beside the other great athletic teams of W'FSH. Early in the season its goal of the District 4A-7 championship seemed farfetched, especially after consecutive losses to Grand Prairie and Irving in the first round of district play. However, the Coyotes then came back hard with eight straight wins and closed the district by taking the championship from Grand Prairie in a thrilling 1-O game. Wlith their eyes on arch-rival Highland Park, the Pack took off on Lufkin in a best-of-three bi-district affair. A good Lufkin team bowed to the Coyotes in two consecutive games. The Pack then rolled to Highland Park, where they punctured the Scotties' bagpipes, 2-0. ln the second game of the series. the over-confident Coyotes took a shellacking, 11-0. The Coyotes then gained a berth in the state playfoffs with a win in the third game, 6-5. The trip to Austin netted the Coyotes a win over Pasedena, and it brought about the second meeting of Abi1ene's Eagles for the sports year. As in football, the Eagles proved too much for a great Coyote team and closed the season on the Pack with a resounding thud. But with a season record of 18 wins and 4- losses, there were no complaints back in Wichita Falls. Looking good, Lukiel is 'P INF!ELDERSW5!11nfling, left to right: Jimmy Jackson. Don Graham, Don Elliot, David Hatch. Jerry Allison, Eddie- Fuller, David Keiser. Kneeling: ,Iohn Genung. Larry Phillip-. Ronnie 'ci -A ' . f Lucas, Marxin Patterson. Lloyd Kee. . . J ,M f.., 'Q ,, ..- , .fe J, Q. V 1, If 'mf'-fZ1- ma- . : t- .-xv -.1 1'ff 'U'4 Lili.-can x ' TRACK -- SPRING OF 1957 Track events in 1957 were a sparkling success as a result of a circle of men work- ing together for a common cause. Completing the seasonal round of track events, the team won District at Denton, journeyed next to Dallas for the first Regional track championship in the history of WFSH, and then enclosed the circle by sending ten athletes to Austin for the state meet. Most of the team gave credit for their success to the school's fine coach and new cinder path. Because track competitions are still being held when the yearbook goes to press, sports editors can include only.the track events of the spring of 1957. DISTRICT RESULTS REGIONAL RESULTS 41h 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 120 yard high hurdles rloward Robey ,ecocceccccoccc, ls: lgqhyaid high hurdles Howard Ri-,hey Norman Burnett 2nd 440-yard dash Darrell Axline .ttr,, eli,,. . .mlst Shot PW P-at Hamllwn -sssss sss- ,-'h 4 1 h 180-yard low hurdles Howard Robey eeoeoeeeeeeee,e, lsr Broad Jump James Helder s-s. rr h.,. lsr High jump Charles Wright eeee,,,.eeeeeeee zrr Dlscuf Pat Ham1ltQn -eee-e-e --'f--Aee 4 th Broad jump James Holder ., r...r r Hlgh Jump Charles Wrrghr .rrrrrrrvr ..,... 2 nd 440-yard relay Wichita Falls eeeeeee eeeeeee Plmy' Afldfews --r- -----rr-- 4 th Mile run Robert Neel ,,,,,,t . ,,,,,, , 100-yard dash Don White cc.., . ..ceeee,e ecoce 3 rd Mile ielav Wichita Falls Charles Wright ,I ,,,,,4!h ' -140-yard dash Darrell Axline . .,,. ,, Isl 100-yard low hurdles Howard Robey -ffr . rfiir lsr Norman Burnett e,,,,, , 2na' 440-yard relay Wichita F,3llS ,,YYY,,,,, , , ,r ,lst 880-yard run ?0liJCTlJNCCl ,,,,, , . ls! ames aros ,eee.,oc, r , e 4th . 220-yard clash Ed McCormick .,,,, ,, , ,,,, 27111, 4.40-y ard dash Darrell Axlme IYYY- Yiiizrr I 3rd Don White ., ,,,,,,,,, , 3rd Mile run Richard Stallcup ,, , ,,,,e,. 3rd relay Wichita Falls ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,. Ist Bark row, left lo right: ,lim Kennedy, Robert Jarratt, Dick Lane, Dennis Hall, Ronald Gorham, Mike Brewer. George Perry, Burney Chapman. Tom Reynolds, ,loe Blackshear, Freddy Ridenour, Wayne Mayfield, David Powell, Kent Womack, Mike W'inston. Second row: James .Iar0s. Horace Watts, Robert Neel, Don White, ,lack Green, Jerry Barker. James Holder. Ed McCormick. Charles Wright, Darrell Axline, Norman Burnett. Howard Robey. First row: Coach Carter and Coach Reed. 4. A 'Lehigh , rr .. STATE MEET QUALIFIERS-Standing, left to right: Ed McCormick, fe Darrell Axline, Charles Wright, Norman Burnett, Robert Neel, Howard Robey. Kneeling: Jerry Barker, Don White, Jack Green, James Holder. White hands off to McCormick on the sprint relay. 7,4 , WA ,iq V M V AK W 24' . hi! .. 'wr 1 1 al Darrell Kxline hows thc form that won him a third place at state- in the 440-yard dash. CAPTAIN:: Richard S.allCup and lack Green HURDLERS: Howard Robey and Norman Burnett. MILE RELAY FEANI Standing left 10 Tight Dar 6 ..... rell Axhne Norman Burnett Kneeling .lerry Barker Watts goes over at 11 feet. Holder executes the broad jump which won him first place in district and soc- ond place in regional. ...Q-at Cl SPRINT RELAY-Left to right: Don White, mick, James Holder, Charles Wright. ff. it .. MQ..- Q ..-and .lohn Bernard, Bobby Maxfield, Norman Estahrook and Byron Bohnn are the holders of a new state record set by them rn the state meet at the University of Texas. Bobby Maxfield, co-captain of the Coyotes, leaves his mark on a 100-yard Backstroke event. TEAM Front row: John Harvey, Norman Esta- brook, Jim Fults, Bill Bryant, John Brown, Eddie Polhemous, Eddie Norwood, Bobby Maxfield, David Mulligan. Allyn Arnold and Charles Avera. Back row: John Bernard, Charles Loggie, Byron Bohnn. Tommy Slay and Ronnie Miller. WIMIG The 1958 Coyote frogmen hit the water with a splash to start another outstanding year. The Coyotes, under the direction of Coach Charles Avera, won second place hon- ors in their first meet at the University of Texas, with the four boys pictured setting a new state record. This is the third year the Coyote swimmers have been among the teams in the circle of winners of the world of aquat- rcs. SCHEDULE February 1 University of Texas February T-8 Dual Meet with Odessa February 15 Southern Methodist University February 21 Triangular Meet Odessa, February 22 March T March 21-22 Lamar of Houston, and Wichita Falls Wichita Falls Invitational Dual Meet with Highland Park and Texas Uni- versity freshmen State Meet '.'I '..a'-ma-'z:....,4n-1 Norman Estabrook, co-captain of the Coyotes, leaves his mark on a 50-yard Freestyle event. 2 2? if ' li 35: , ,Q 155424 : ,fW25i R3 ww 1 1 'wg f ,,,, ,,, 4 72 yay. ge! U7 x v qv 'KN ,bf .L xml z 5' Q. M., 1 .4 X K TEN N WFSH netters also took part in tourna- ments at Carlancl, Lawton, their own Fifth Annual Wich- ita Falls Invitational and district compe- tition. lard Jackson, who defeated Jim Edd ,lonf-s and Frank Powvrs in the finals of the '58 WFSH boys' cloulilcs tournament. 31 13 A DIRECTORY OF THE CRADUATES XXICHI IXIIS HHH SIH IQZ 917 JOE I W RD . T UI THF H I TA Q gjl GOI, VS'IClI II'I'AX l'w1Xl.l,S. 'l'lfXgXS ill ' -ll I.. l,ft?!lflI'!Vl by L C. 'A VVic-hita Falls. Texas DIRECTORY OF CRADU TE THE CLASS OF 1892 EULA BELL Mrs S F Morrison 24318th Avenue Lo Angeles 18 Calxfornla FANNIE BURGESS Mrs I A Farrls Deceased COLLIE ROBERTSOIN Mr C L Vlcker Deceased NEVIE WATTS Mr ,I T Puckett Deceased BESSIE WOODHOLSE Mr ,I E Hartman 1103 Travl Street QWIICIIIIJ Fall Texa THE CLASS OF 1893 MARSHALL BARWISE Deceased GRETA COBB Mrs Robert Thorburn Deceased JOHN DONALD Bowle Texas KATE DUNNINGTON Unknown ESTELLE GIDDINGS Unknown CELIA JENKINS 1101 C Hughes Street Amarlllo Texas EMMA KEYS Unknown MABEL MADDEN Unknown MARY MILLFR Deceased ELLA MOORE Mr Will Shook Deceased MYRTLE MOORE Mr Aubrey Deceased VIRL IE MOORE Mr W H Daugherty Deceased JAMES Q MORRISON Deceased LENNA PHILLIPS Mr Lenna Cottrell 1818 Nlnth Street Wlchlta Fall Ftxa ARTIE PRATT Unknown WALTER REID Deceased EDNA SIMMONS Mr M ,I Kavanagh 110 Howard Street Terrell Texas FANNIE STOCKING Mr Fanme Stockmg Mortson 304 South Small Dfltt Beverly Hlll Calxfornxa HENRY STRUBE Unknown EMMA THOMAS Mr .Iay Wllder 416 Crand Avenue Grand ,lunctlon Colorado Street N W Wa hlngton15 D C THE CLASS OF 1894 THOMAS BABB Unknown LA VALLE BUSCH Unknown LOIS CHOATE Unknown ETHEL COBB Room 264 Amarlllo Hotel Amarnllo Texa CARRIE DAUGHERTY Mrs Carrle D Yantx Deceased MATHILDA FREY Mr S G Smugg Deceased EMMA HAYNES Deceased EULA KILLIAN Mr ,Ioe Cobb Deceased LINNIE LEAKE Unknown MAMIE MCGLASSON Mrs .I G Levey 6006 Vlctory Street Dallas Texas AVON MCMURTRY Mrs Doug Harcrow Deceased KATE ROE 2382 N W Marshall Street Portland 10 Oregon MINNIE ROE Deceased BETTIE SHAW Mr Ed Rock Deceased PEARL WELBORIN Mr M L Hargrove Deceased MINNIE YOUNG 1000 Grace Street Wlchlta Fall Texas THE CLASS OF 1895 MYRTLE BROOKS Mr C E Cutltr 723 North Grand Avenue Okmulgee Oklahoma ,IE FTIE DONAI D Deceased KATE WORD Mr H B ,lone 3415 Hayden Street Amarillo Tc xas THE CLASS OF 1896 VIRGIE BROOKS Deceased HARLEY BURNETT Unknown WILLETT COLLIER Deceased NORA LIVINGSTON Unknown ETTA REID Mr T T T Rez 1 Deceased CARRIE SIMMONS Mrs Charles H Smlth 1l02V Bluff Street Wlchlta Fall Texa EDITH SLATON 1312 16th Street Wlchlta Falls Texas DAISY WILSON Mr A W Ayer 1313 Owa sa Street Hermo a Beach Callfornla 200 THE CLASS OF 1897 WILLIE BALLOW Mr W M Skeen 1211 Carlock Avenue Fort Worth Texas MAGGIE BROTHERS Mr O R Dunn 140811th Strest Wlchlta Falls Texa 'VIARY BROWN Unknown MAUD BROWN Unknown JOSEPHINE BULLOLK Mr Io ephme Bullock Tulmfrman 7150 La Pre a Drlve Hollvwood 28 Callfornxa KATE BURGESS 2008 Speedway ANICITIIH Fall Texas EMMA CHILDERS Deceased MYRTLE COFFIELD Mr D M Perkln 2410 8th Strut W1ch1ta Fall Texa ARTHUR COOK Deceased TOT CURRY Mrs A1bert E Myle Deceased RACHAEL DUNN Mr L B Ienne Deceased HENRY FREY Deceased EDNA EUGENIA GULLAHORN Mr Tom Hu gms 510 D North West Childress Texas FLORINE HOUSE Unknown LOTTIE HOUSER Deceased NANNIE .IAMES Unknown MINNIE PRIDDY Mr Mlke Bu h Deceased NETA RICE Unknown LAURA SIMMONS Mr .I B Cralg Deceased MAUDE SOULE Mr M D King 413 Bay Street Hattle burg MISSISSIPPI CORA SOUTER Mrs ,I S Lyon Deceased ERASTUS JOSEPH SOWELL-Deceased THE CLASS OF 1898 EMMA CHILDERS Deceased WALTER ELDER Unknown FLORENCE GIDDENS Unknown MAUDE SOULE Mrs M D Kmg 413 Bay Street Hattle burg M15 IS lppl THE CLASS OF 1899 ,I ORR BENTLEY Deceased LILLIE KLILLIANJ REDDING 1800 Tenth Street Wlchlta Falls Texas MAUDE STONECIPHER 610 FIIIIIIOIP Street Wlchlta Fall Texa THE CLASS OF 1900 NINA BEAN Mr St Clalr Sherrod 7861 Stanton Avenue Buena Park Cahfornla GEORGE BROTHERS Deceased LILLIE COOK Mr G H Aldou Shamrock Texas JAMES DEAN Unknown ALTUS PEINNER Unknown ,IOHN ROBERTSON Deceased EMMA SIMMONS Mr B A Bohannon 5151! North Cascade Avenue Colorado Sprlngs Colorado VIRCIE WITHERS Mr Eu ene Sherrod 1683 Woodrow Street Wxchtta Falls Texa THE CLASS OF 1901 IINN A BOYD Route 2 Box 9 2608 ,lack horo Road WICDIYB I'all Tc xa SIDNEY COOK Deceased NIERLE MANN Mrs Merle Mann Morgan 2019 Sanger Avenue Waco Texas ANNIE RIPKE Unknown NIARY ISABELL SHAW Mr Man I abell Shaw Powell Kermit Texa 'IDALYNE SKEEN Mrs Adalynf Skecn Au bury Deceased ALMA YOUNC Mr W P Fergu on Deceased THE CLASS OF 1902 RALPH DARNELL 1542 South Madt on Street Tul a Oklahoma TOM GAY Unknown - . .. 1. U ' , ' it S. . I . , ' , s , . , I . ' . I- s. . . ' sf ' ' , s -1 s. . . ' - . ' ' - ' If -. s. . . , s . ' '- ' 1. , ' ' ' s. s . ' -. s. s ' - . Q l S . , I . A . . t ' S I ' ' . . . . . S , , s, . ' 1 A . ' -I s. 's, Q A-A ' . - ' ' ss, s . - f ' s - L - I -I . . . 5- . .. -T I . I -. s. . . - N K A- - 7 1 T 4 W -, s. g ' ., - X - 1 , . kv by A A W .v '-- S. ' L - - - 1 -, s. - . L M 1 . -1 s. . . 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S 1 g . . - I MYRTLE I IBSON Mr S J Ashmore Deceased ENIVI 1 ONEAL Mr P J McCormack 287 East Calaweros Street Altadc na Calnforma VELLA VERNELLE RANEY Mr Michael M Walker 110 Rlver Oaks Carden 1601 South Shepherd Dnve Hou ton Texa LOURA SITTON Mr Ben I'l her Highway 80 at 20th Street Yuma Anvona THE CLASS OF 1903 EULA EAGLE Mr J Mllton Erwm 1109 Xlma Street W1 hlta Falls Texa ANNIE FISHER Mr Max Rena 306 Patter on Avenue Comanche Oklahoma 4La t Known Address? JEWEL HYER Mr C C Crxtes Deceased WILLIE JOHNSON Mrs Patrlcla Law on 2114-th Street San Antomo 5 Texas RACHEL MARCUS Mrs Jo eph Felson Deceased ED M MCGRATH 2001 Eleventh Street Wlchlta Falls Texa TOMMIE WHITE Mrs Ben Roblnson PO Box 143 Fort Sumner New Mexico LLOYD A WILSON 2108 Jolme Street Wlchlta Fall Texas THE CLAS OF 1904 FLORENCE CROWELL Mr Florence M Kerr Route 1 Box 61 Hector Pope County Arkan as MARY ROBERTA CURRY Mrs N Sherman Deceased JENNESS FRIEZE Mr Jame P Gough R10 Rlco Road Mercedes Texas PEARL HAMPTON Mrs C H Wlleman Deceased SADIE KELL Mrs Orvllle Bullmgton 601 I'1llmore Street Wlchlta Falls Texas IENA MARCUS Mrs Sam B Mtttenthal 5914 Jumu Street Dallas Texas MAUDE MATHENY Mrs D C Walker 1660 Collm Street WILLIAM MCCUTCHEN PO Box 1721 Rlchmondl Callforma CYRUS W SIMMONS Deceased WALTER S TYSON Deceased TENNESSEE WALLER Mr J H Bentley Routel Box 401 Burkburnett Texas IRIS WHEELER Mrs W H Weaver 833 We t 4th Street Joplm Mrs ourt THE CLASS OF 1900 BRUCE B CAMPBELL Knox Cxty Texa ADA DAVIS Mrs Joe E Holbert Deceased CLARENCE DAVIS Deceased LUCILE PATRICIA JOHNSON Mrs Lucxle John on Moore 4619 Wlllowbrook Avenue Lo Angele 29 Callfornla ORAL A JONES 1810 Tenth Street Wlchrta Fall Texas WILLIE MAY KELL 900 Bluff Street Wlchlta Falls Texas CREOLA LEE Mr Tom Barwlse Deceased MARY FRANCES LEE Mr France Lee Tolbert 2119 27th Street Lubbock Tzxa DELLA MARCUS Mr A L Brm Deceased IDA MOORE 1701 Woodrow Street Wtchlta Fall Texas ANNE lRElNE RANEY 110 Rlxer Oaks Garden 1601 South Shepherd Drlve Houston Texas HARRY RICHARD ROBERSON 500 Eleventh Street Albuquerque New Mexlco LAWRENCE CYDE ROBERSON 3406 Rrce Boulevard Hou ton Texas NIATTIE SHAW Mr W L Blaylock 1209 We tGar'1a Street Slaton Texas CHARLES NEWTON SHOFE 5840 Altgela Street Chicago Illmoxs LULA MARTHA SMITH Mr Lula Smith Ltgon 1700 Bluff Street Wxchlta Fall Texa SPENCER TKLLEY Deceased THE CLASS OF 1906 LUCILE BROOKS Mr Luclle B Huff 2108 Miramar Street WICDIIH Fall Texas WILLIE E BROTHERS JR Deceased MARY BOYD Mrs Mary B Wood 3034 Damels Street Dallas Texas SFLMA CLOUD Deceased EVELYN COFFIELD Mrs Joe H Jone 1718 11th Street Wtchlta Fall Texas ELMER O FILGO 2307 Bullmgton Street Wlchlta Falls Texas ARTHUR BURROUGHS HUFF 5923 Meadow Great Drive Dallas 30 Texas WILLIAM E HUFF 1100 Brook Street Wlchlta Fall Texas JOE H JONES Deceased JEWEL KEMP Mrs W S Langford Deceased EUNICE MAN Mr Eumce Man Hughes 1308 9th Street Wlchxta Falls Texa .IESSIE MOORE Mrs Pat Faust Comfort Texas WALTER MORGAN Deceased CLARENCE MCCUTCHEN Deceased FAN EARL ROBERTSON Mrs Guy Jacobs 2545 29th Street N W Apartment 321 Washnngton D C BIRDIE SELLERS-Unknown ESTHER SELLERS-Unknown CLARA SHUMAKE Mrs J M Baber 1416 11th Street WICDIIH Falls Texas BONNIE SKINNER Mrs D J Whlte 3200 Seymour Road Wlchlta Falls Texa ELIZA SMITH Mr U Y Cram 1203 Taylor Street Wlchlta Falls Texas ROY A TAYLOR Deceased FARRIS VAUGHN Deceased RENA VAUGHN Mrs Rena Vaughn Ztegler 1200 Burnett Street Wlchlta Falls Texas THE CLASS OF 1907 KATIE LOU AVIS-Mrs W F Weeks 1326 Roseland Boule vard Tyler Texas La 'Marque Texas CORDA BUNGER Mr Arthur Stephenson Claude Texas ALVIN S BYMAN 301 Polk Street Gilmer Texas CLARENCE CLAPP Hattresburg Mlssx slppr Deceased HATTIE GOODWIN Unknown EULA R HAVENER 27041 Holliday Street Wlchlta Falls Texas CARRIE KELL Mr John F ODonohoe 600 F1l1more Street Wlchlta Falls Texas VIVIAN MATHIS-Mr M R Garrxson 2308 Ellmgham Street Wlchlta Fall Texa LELA MORGAN Mr Charlxe E Parker 1513 14th Street Wlchlta Fall Texas LAURA MCGLASSON Mr Fnelds P Chlldress 111 East Sxxth Street Dalla Texas AVIS ABBEY PALMER Mrs Ezra Norton 443 North McKmley Street Hereford Texas LOMA PEELER Deceased CARRIE PRESTON Deceased CHARLES ORAN SIMMONS Deceased THE CLASS OF 1908 LENA GARDNER Mr Ja on S Walker 1206 Denver Street Wtchxta Fall Texas MAY M KIEL Mr W T Johnson 2402 Martin Street Wnchtta Fall Texas RUBY MORRIS Mr J Carland Wood 1641 North 11th Street Abilene Texas GEOFFREY SHAW 1715 11th Street Wxchlta Falls Texas CAROL LEE SMITH 1038 Mllwaukee Street Denver Colorado THE CLASS OF 1909 ELMO GRADY BARNETT 4302 Eat Eighth Street Long Beach Callforma KATHERINE BROTHERS 1408 Eleventh Street Wlchlta Falls Texas ETTA CARR Unknown 201 A 1 .I -, s..I. . - . , .- . . r I -, F. . . . 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S, HORTENSE CHERRY Mr Dewitt Marshall Steele Deceased CLARA CLAGGETT Mr Fletcher White Deceased EDWARD EARL CLAYTON PO Box 638 Pampa Texas CATHLEEN COFFIELD Mr T L Grlffm PO Box 7 Clarendon Texas ALMA HULL Mr E D Trevathan 1404 Travxs Street Wrchlta Fall Texas CHARLES INGRAM Unknown HATZEL RUBY JONES-1803 Colllns Street WICDIIH Falls exas PERCY EDGAR LUECKE 5912 Relger Street Dallas Texas CATRTER MCGREGOR 2025 Berkley Street WlChlt3 Falls exas OSCAR SHOFE 805 Taylor Street Wrchrta Falls Texas MERLE THOMAS WAGGONER 1925 N1nth Street WICDIIZ Falls Texas THE CLASS OF 1910 CLARENCE BAILEY BARNETT 4364 Level rde Long Beach Calrfornla EVA BENSON Mrs Eva Shelton 418 Tenme Avenue Wharton Texas WILLIAM E BILDERBACK Deceased ANNIE MARSHALL CARRIGAN Mrs Carter McGregor 2025 Berkley Street Wlchrta Falls Texas RUTH JEWEL DOWNING 2011 Speedway WlChl18 Fall Texas CLIFFORD P FORE Deceased WILEY MADISON FULLER Deceased LAURA LEOTA HAINES Mrs Laura H Smlth Deceased OTHIR EUGENE ISLEY Deceased LI:?TER SCOTT JONES 1901 Lucxle Street Wlchlta Falls exas RAFLPH POTTER MATHIS--1409 Grant Street Wlchrta Falls exas MORRIS CECIL POORE 276 Roma1n Street San Francrsco Calrfornra AGNES MAE REID Mr George W Gutzman 2027 Avondale Street Wrchrta Falls Texas SARAH THERESA SMITH Mrs Charles E Borland Iowa Park Road Wrchrta Falls Texas WAYNE SOMERVILLE 1921 Seventh Street Wlchlta Fall Texas BURTON ANDES STAYTON 1811 Nlnth Street Wrchlta Falls Texas JEROME SEYMOUR STONE Deceased KATHLEEN FRANCES STONECIPHER Mrs Kathleen Mlllsaps 1408 West 29th Street Austm Texas GLADYS LILLIAN TRUEBLOOD Mrs Fred K Stroop 305 East Unrversrty Street Waxahachre Texas JEWEL ALLEEN WAGGONER Mr Lester S Jones 1901 Lucrle Street Wrchlta Falls Texas MAUDE WINSTON WALKER Mrs R H Sherwood Deceased SELMA CLEO WEAVER Mrs H F Barker Deceased GUY WILSON 70A Wrchlta Garden Wrchrta Falls Texas ADEE M WOOD Mrs Nell Thackaberry 1488 Ken mgton Road San Marmo Callforma HAL W YEAGER 2400 Roberts Street Wrchlta Fall Texas THE CLASS OF 1911 LILLIAN AVIS Mrs Lrllran A Baum 1718 11th Street Wlchlta Fall Texas LILLIAN BACHMAN Mrs Ros H Corlett Sr Deceased LULA COLEMAN Mr L E McConnell 2517 Fam Street Wlchlta Fall Texas ETHEL FRIEZE Mr Che ter Morgan 1820 8th Street Wrchlta Falls Texas MYRTIE J HENDERSON M l11yl'll9 H F1 cher 1308 Castle Court Boulevard Hou ton Texas 202 MLRIEL HICKVIAN Mrs Muriel Ruffner 2412 9th Street WlCh1t8 Fall Texas RUSSELL JONES-Deceased BESS KELL Mr Bes K Blalr 900 Bluff Street Wlchlta Falls Texas BESS MAXWELL Mr Stanley Walker Deceased PAULINE NIEARS Mr John W Naylor 4708 Collrnwood Street Fort Worth Texas GRACE NOLEN Mr L A French 204 Mercer Street uanah Texas GERALD W POND 2001 Victory Street Wrchrta Falls Texas KATHERINE VERNON RANEY Mr Robert Horace Hudgens P0 Drawer I Freer Texas ANNA BIRDIE SIMMONS Mr M A Zadrk 1625 11th Street WICDIIH Fall Texa EMMA JOE SMITH M Emma Joe Grlffrn 1803 Lucrle Street WICDIIH Falls Texas MAGDALEN PEARL UNDERWOOD Mr Ralph C Smlth 4212 San Carlos Drlve Dallas Texas LOUNIIE ALICE VAUGHN Mrs Chester Hlll 127 We tmore land Drrve Kokomo lndrana EDNA WALKER Mrs L E Pray Rural Route Inola Oklahoma THE CLASS OF 1912 JULIA LILLIAN ARNOLD Mr Ford Albntton 1800 Nmth Street Wlchlta Falls Texa DOROTHY BEAVERS Mr O R I-Iartt 2013 Huff Street W1ch1ta Falls Texas FANNIE BELL BOWLES Mr Fannre B Vanderkoor PO Box 58 Terrell Texas CLIFT JOYNER BULLOCH 2922 Lee Avenue Llttle Rock Arkansas MABLE CLOUD Mr W R Hammond 1603 Carol Lane Wlchrta Falls Texas JOHN MARKHAM FERGUSON' 425 19th Street Ct W ANDREW PAUL HADDIX Deceased WILLIAM THOMAS HALE Deceased OLA MAY HANILIN Mr H Grady England 2400 Speedway Street Wrchrta Falls Texas JOSEPHW HATCHER 2318 30th Street Lubbock Texas BRACK DELL HAWTHORNE Deceased MABEL CLAIRE HEARD Mrs Arthur J Skeon Deceased GLADYS FULTON HERRON Mrs E V Pettrs PO Box 58 Fort Dick Del Norte County Callfornla MAMIE FRANCIS HULL Mrs Welch Morgan Route 1 Box 363 Wrchlta Falls Texa ZOIE MARIE JOHNSON Mrs Fred Mattrng Deceased EDITH LOUISE LUECKE Hlghland Park Road Denton Texas GEORGE LEWIS LUECKE Deceased EVELYN ST CLAIR MARICLE 1218 Truxrllo Street Houston Texas JAMES BALDWIN MONTGOMERY 1106 Polk Street Wrchlta Fall Texas GOLDIE CLARA MOORE Mr W S Gullahorn 1306 Taylor Street Wlchrta Falls Texas HAROLD 'VIURPH 2012 Jones Street Wlchrta Falls Texa LILLIAN MAE MCGREGOR Mr L T Burns 2025 Clarlnda Street Wrchrta Falls Texa NONIE AURA McIVER Mr W R Bourland 2418 Cambrrdge Street Wlchrta Fall Texas CALLIE BELLE POWELL Mr H D McFarland PO Box 23 Longvrew Texas WILLIAM WALLACE ROBERTSON Deceased LEROY ROBERT SCHEURER 134 Pembroke Street Wrchlta Fall Texas CHARLES LAVERNE SOVIERVILLE Deceased THADEUS ALEXANDER SWARTS 2105 Bell Street Wrchrta Fall Texas JOSEPH EUGENE WARD 1104 Austin Street Wlchlta Fall Texas Q - 1 . ... 1 4 1 1 -. , , C 1. -I s. - - . . , , -I s. s . , , -. s. . . , . . , , . 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