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Welcome to
the Amarillo High School class of 1955 website. We have included a roster with
names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail
addresses. Be sure to read and sign the
Guestbook.
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High school
days hold precious memories for all of us in
the class of AHS55. Those were the days of high hopes,
untold dreams and immortal innocence. Those
were the days of true friendships and bonds
spanning the decades.
We remember
that academics seemed secondary, yet we did
learn profound and eternal lessons to last a
lifetime. We remember the sights of the
school: a weathered brick building, R.B.
Norman’s sour countenance balanced by the
wonderful bluster of Bull Lynch, wonderful
art sprinkled through our building, Kid Day,
and old wooden halls freshly oiled. We
remember the aromas: cafeteria rolls, a
sweaty gym building, a forbidden cigarette’s
smoke, the day’s chemistry experiment
delivered to our cafeteria.
We enjoyed
sounds: 33 RPM records, band and orchestra,
multiple choirs, slow dances at sock hops
and cotillions. We remember the trends of
our times: hot rods, duck tails, flat tops,
poodle skirts and saddle oxfords. We
remember what seemed important at the time:
sports, welcome weekends, seeing and being
seen.
We regret the passing of
important places: Stanley’s, the Paramount, the Double Dip,
the Hub, Colbert’s, White and Kirk and a hundred other
wonderful rendezvous places which are erased everywhere but in
our fond memories. Friendships were formed and bonds
tied our class together…in truth and in our memories…forever.
Bill Mobley, Class of '53
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Please
contact us with any
updates to the information we have listed
here or if you have any information or
clues for other classmates. Your help will be greatly
appreciated. We would like to be
able to notify everyone of information
pertinent to our class and especially
information about our upcoming 50TH
ANNIVERSARY.
We
want to have fun with our website as well
as keep everyone posted on the latest
gossip and news. Don't forget to leave a
message on the guestbook... we want to
know about you and what you think about
our efforts.
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