Wylie School - Growl Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Seniors MICHAEL WELCH-Artist Paper Staff 56-573 Artist Annual Staff 56-573 Basketball 56-573 FFA 531 Homecoming Queen Escort 56-57. PEGGY ACKERS-FHA 53-573 Basketball 53-563 Homecoming Queen 56-573 Annual Staff 56-573 High School Chorusg Volleyball 53-55. BARBARA BLACK-FHA 54-573 Class Officer 54-573 FHA Officer 55-573 Paper Staff 57, LARRY KIRKPATRICK-FFA 53-573 FFA Officer 573 Greenhand Officer 543 Class Officer 543 Band 54-55Q Band Officer 553 Paper Staff 57? Track 55-573 Basketball 53-573 Football 573 Football Captain 573 FFA Judging Team 53-553 Wrestling 57, BOBBY KEITH-Greenhand Officer 543FFA 53-573 Band 55-573 Band Officer 55-573 Paper Staff 57g Dairy Cattle Judging 55-573 Wrestling 553 Jr, Play 563 Volleyball 54. Class History On September 6, 1954, the present Senior Class entered Wylie High School. It was a large class of about fifty pupils. That year was s pent in getting used to high school life and customs. The sophomore year saw many students becoming more active in organizations and sports. By the Lnior year ever yone was in the full swing of things and enjoying school life very much. One of the lgh-lights of that year was the annual junior-senior banquet. It was held in the gym, which was dec- rated to resemble a night club, as the theme was The Stork Club. The thrill of orde ring senior .ngs was another impor tant event of the junior year, almost as nice as actually receiving them the ,llowing fall. The most important year arrived at last, and the new seniors felt very important and ary Smug towards the inexperienced freshmen. Every student had some duties which kept them very isy, but thoroughly engrossed. Many periods were spent planning the school annual, the school paper, e senior trip, and graduation. Class colors were pic ke d--pink and silver--and the class flower-- e Carnation. All in all, high school life has been a wonderful thing, and we hope future classes have I much fun and get as much out of it.

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