Alvin High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Alvin, TX)

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XWQ, yy,-z -l.:g.-5,15 NM c32Q,e5'S?,qgigqflfigiiigi, --53 lf, Board Ut Education Board Wlembers ln the photograph above are shown the members of the Alvin Board ol Education: tSeated, left to rightl Frank A, Duke, Carlton Ely, I. E. Harriman tpresidentl, W. R. McDaniel, tstandingl Max Vogan tsecretary and tax assessor and collectorl, Dr. H. E. Merz, A. W. Brown, and George Duncan. The school board is composed oi some ot the most progressive of Alvin's citizens, men with vision, interested in the school and community. They have worked harmoniously and unseltishly for Alvin's tine schools. A forward- looking building program, pleasant conditions for learning and teaching, and plans tor a community college to open next year are evidences of the school board's line york. Mr. McDaniel, who is completing twenty-five years ol service on the board, has stated his intention to retire at the end ot his present term. fAxclmnruSTraTron The faculty of Alvin Public Schools is composed of the superintendent, four principals, sixty-two teachers, and the nurse. All teachers hold degrees, and thirty-two have masters degrees. The average salary, exclusive of administrators, is 353583, and each teacher has, on the average, 14.3 years of experience. For the first time the faculty is this year 100 per cent in belonging to the National Education Association, While it has long been traditional for the faculty to be 100 per cent in the Texas State Teachers Association. Superin- tendent Welch says it is a consolation and a feeling of security to have back of him this type of faculty, as well as a fine school board and interested citizens. A. G. WELCH, B.A., M.A. Mercer University Superintendent ODELL V. RCBINSON M.Ed W. H. MEYERS, B.S., M.S Texas A. QS M Texas A. 61 M. Principal of Iunior Principal of Senior High School High School 4 Q, 4, tacultq O. T. BARKER BS., East Texas State Teachers College ME., Texas A. of M. Industrial Arts MISS CHARLES BARTLETT BENSON BA., University ot Colorado M.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College English MRS. ANONA BROWN B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College Horne Economics ESTELLE COPE B.A., Union University M.A., George Peabody College Guidance MONA DANIEL B.S., MA., Sarn Houston State Teachers College History MRS, MINNIE FINCHER B.A., University ot Texas Spanish IACK H. GLASGOW BS., Texas College of Arts and Industries Science, Coach, Iunior High RILEY GODWIN BS., Texas A. ci M. Vocational Agriculture lacuttti IEAN HABEBLE B A, Baylor University Speech ABLYNE HAGGARD B.S , M A ,Texas State Colleae for Women Business MRS OLA MAE HAWKINS B.A., Sam Houston State Teachers Colleae Library, futnior High TCHN M. HOLST B.S , Sam Houston State Teachers Colleae Science HLLEN HOBTON BM., Northwestern University Music MBS. THELMA HUTCHINS BN., St. Anthony School ot Nursina, Amarillo School Nurse M. B. IOHNSTONE BS , Stephen F. Austin State Teachers Colleae Mathematics, Coach BESSIE MAE KEE BS., Sam Houston State Teachers College M.Ed., University ol Texas English Vaculiq R. C. KING BS., Southwest Texas State Teachers College Band Director MRS. VELMA MCDERMETT BS., Stephen E Austin Stat Teachers College Guidance, Iunior High S. N. MAXWELL BS., MS., Texas A. 5 M. Coach, Physical Education C. P. MUNZ BS., Texas A. a M. M.E., University of Houston Industrial Arts LOUISE PAYTE BA., M.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College English, Iunior High MRS. LILLIAN NEVES BS., North Texas State Teachers College Home Economics MRS. HESTER PETRISKY BS., M.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College Physical Education ANNIE LAURIE PETSICK B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor Co M.A., University ot Texas English, Iunior High i laCuITq MRS. CHERRY SIMPSON BA., North Texas State Teachers College Art MRS. LIUNA SHAW R S., M.S., Ilast Texas State Teachers College English, Iunior High IQVELYNIQ STRICKLAND BA., M A., Texas State College lor Women Library MRS. MERLE WILSON BA., BI., MaryfHardin- Baylor College M.A., University ol Texas Iournalism ROSE B. WYATT M.S., North Texas State Teachers College Social Studies, Iunior High MARY RAY WQOD BS., M.A., George Peabody College Social Science WILLIE B. FINGER BS., Sam Houston State Teachers College M.S., University ot Houston Mathematics fx I ,15 i I l X Fa C U I Tu R. E. IOHNSON RICHARD S. PARKER B.S., M.S., East Texas State BA., Texas A. 61 M. Teachers College Mathematics Mathematics W. E. THOMPSON B.S., East Texas State Teachers College Social Studies Bus DFIVCPS Alvin Schools have an efficient and careful corps of bus drivers. Mr. Robert Ripley, fbelow, leftl is the supervisor of the bus drivers, and he also looks after the buses and takes care of the bus garage.. The bus drivers are as follows: lOE DVORAK "CAP" HARKLERBAD M. l. SOWELL FOREST FREE I. B. EATON C. I. SLATAPER P. M. FREE O. T. BARKER W. A. FREE MRS. ERAK WALTRIP R. E. HAY 1,1 'wtfn . H .-.'1L1vh.lllIn. facullq Although Miss Ard is an elef mentary teacher, she still takes pictures for us sometimes. Mrs. Shaw is making plans f of one kind or another! Mrs. Godwin is the guardian ot the vault. Miss Daniel must have found one ol those funny answers. Mr. I-lolst is hard at work ex- plaining, and explaining. Miss Payte is about to ex- plain pronouns or something. Are you listening? Mr. I-lolst points out a tew facts at this session in the ot- tice. VaCulTq Mrs. Thelma Hutchins, school nurse, is trying to keep accu- rate and complete health rec- ords ot every student, including results of chest X-rays, eye and ear tests. Band d i r e c t o r King looks very busy. Maybe he is plan- ning for contests, or m a y b e just recording those A's. Miss Helen Horton is shown here in the music studio, per- haps just'Waiting for the next class. Alvin Teachers Association Alvin teachers are completing the first year of their new organization, the Alvin Teachers Association. Through this organization, the Alvin faculty is affiliated with the Texas State Teachers Association and the National Educa- tion Association. Some of the purposes of the association are named in the constitution: To promote the highest type of professional practicesg to encourage higher quali- fications for entrance into the teaching professiong to promote legislation for improving salaries, tenure, sound retirement system, and other improvements in teaching conditions, to co-operate with civic bodies having educational objectives and to aid in proper interpretation of the school to the publicg and to encourage teachers to exercise the rights and privileges ofcitizenship. Programs this year have been Worked out around the theme of better acquainting Alvin teachers with their own school system, but other educational problems have also been discussed. OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION Directors: S. N. MAXWELL M. B. IOHNSTONE, President O. V. ROBINSON MISS RUTI-I RENFROW, First Vice President MRS. GRACE I-IARBY MRS. MERLE WILSON, Second Vice President MRS. GOLDA HOOD MISS ARLYNE HAGGARD, Secretary MISS ELAINE ARD MISS MATTIE WALLIN, Treasurer 1 That the activities of the association are not all work is evident from these pictures taken at the party for the teachers in the gymnasium. um 53" Xia -........-..-Q.-n--v i b I etiiititf f e 1.1 Campus Helpers M. I. Sowell Maintenance Mrs. Yvonne Godwin Secretary to the Superintendent E. M. Daniel Custodian ot Gymnasium Mrs. August Miller Manager senior cafeteria Mrs. Beulah Pope Custodian of lunior High Mrs. LeNoir Arnold Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Dave lohnson Custodian ot Elementary Building Mrs. lnez lones Custodian of Senior High N. S. Hutchison Custodian of Campus Knot shownl Mr. I. K. Ward Custodian ot Cafeteria A ,ff i f ' , w w X, Ffa, V . . X EI N l V Q W f - f ' Sf N, K 7 ' ff 1 . ' E+ ., fl . V 'Af x ' dfigx f, I Ua sifgsl j I ,f ". if Y ,f rl Awx ly .1 i V f rl, , l Drug day I A W x vw . x 'A 'A , ,f I xi 1 I . 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RETA DEL BELLQ Treasurer Athletic Club, Future Homemakers, president, Future Farmers Sweet- heart, Iunior Class vice president, Yell leader, Student Council, Girls Sextette, Iunior Favorite, Press Club. CAROLYN MCCRUMMEN Secretary Athletic Club president, Brazoria County Fair Queen candidate, Miss Personality, Y-Teens, Yellow Iacket Staff, Transferred from Pasadena. CLARA HERZIK Reporter Future Horneniakers, Yellow Iacket, editor, associate editor, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Homecoming Queen, Clarion Staff, Y-Teens, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore Favorite, Tn if-ravnnv-ra-la i CT? EDWARD ADAMS Letterman in football, basketball, and baseball, Iunior Class presi- dent, Matsushita Award, Athletic Club, Intramurals, Smile King. PAULINE BARTOS Circulation Manager, Clarion, Fu- ture Homemakers. fi xi ii K , In ffl. SHERI ALEXANDER Dramatics Club, Press Club, Athletic Club, .Book Club, Secretary-treasur er Iunior Class, Secretary-treasurer Student Council, Office Assistant, Iunior play. WILLIAM E. BENNETT Football letterman, Athletic Club, Future Farmer. MARGARET EDITH AVITTS Future Hornemakers Club, Typing Club, Spanish Club secretary. LONAH ANN BOOTH Music Club IUDITH ANNE BARKER Twirler, President Press Club, Ad- vertising Manager Yellow Iacket, Senior Associate Editor, Y-Teens, Band SecretC1rY: Quill and Scroll, Intramural Basketball. ALLEN BROSIUS Library- Club, Student Council. P is .J-W" IRENE BURRIDGE Clarion staff, transferred from Edin- burgh. IOHN CRAINER Boys' Athletic Club, Press Club, Iun- ior Play, Intramurals, County Fair Art Award, Regional Scholastic Art Award, Annual statt. HELEN CAMAZZOLA Future I-Iomemakers, Athletic Club, Future Farmers' Sweetheart, Volley- ball Club. DONALD RAY CURRY Band Club, Band reporter, Intramu- ral basketball. BETTY IO COGBURN Poetry Award Winner, Clarion staff, Yellow Iacket stallg Library Club, vice president, Y-Teensg Athletic Club, Volleyball teatnp Intramurals, District Tennis tourney. PEGGY IEAN DAVIS Library Club, Press Club, Band Club, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers. WANDA IO COLLINS Art Club, Band treasurer, Y-Teens, Intramurals, S e n io r Girls Scouts, Band Club, Yellow Iacket Art Staff. EMILY DEL BELLO Future Homemakers Club. 1 I '-in , 'MQ 'f if-: "Alf " X " 4 'U x Y -i .42 A gf Ax l. ,nv ' I ... Inf: 21 -2, . . 1 ,7'1.i', ' -,JJ-Y .--1, BETTY ERWIN Future Homemakers, s e c r e t a r y , Spanish Club president, Yell Leader. EUNEVA HATCH Band Club, Library Club, Intramu- rals, Y-Teens, PEGGY ELKINS Press Club Athletic Club, Intramu- FRANCES HUEPERS Art Club, Office Assistant, Typing Club, Y-Teens. IONELLE FARRIS Music Club Band Club, Y-Teens, Athletic Club Girl Scouts, Intramu- rals Carnival Princess, Iunior Play, Future Homemakers. BETTY YORE Future Homemakers, Y-Teens Li- brary Club, Iunior Play, Athletic Club. DONALD GRAHAM Athletic Club Library Club, Press Club Football Manager, Air Scouts, Intramurals Camera Club, Yellow ' BETTY IOURDAN Y-Teens, devotional chairman, Band Club, twirler, drum major, Girl Scouts, Press Club, Art Club, Intra- murals, Athletic Club, Most Repre- sentative, Iunior Play. GIPPY KEENE Intramural basketballg Footballg Ath letic Club. RUTH EVELYN LAIGLE Press Clubg Athletic Clubg Intramural volleyball captaing Girls' State rep- resentativeg Band Clubg Band presi- dent. CORTEZ KE NDRICK Press Clubg Athletic Clubg Future Homemakers, secretaryg Intramurals Yellow Iacket Staff. PAULINE LANIER Library Club. GLYNN KINSWORTHY Boys Athletic Clubg Basketball, Foot- WINNIE MAE MCCORMICK Library Clubg Future Homemakersg Choir. RAYMOND l KUCERA Future Farmers MILDRED MACEK Art Clubg Library Clubg Press Clubg Interscholastic League Typing Con- testg Clarion Art Stallp Intramural Basketball champion tearnp Student librariang T.H.S.P.A. Delegateg Po- etry Award Winner. BILLY RAY MILLER Sophomore presidentg Class favoriteg Mr. Personalityg Iunior Class vice presidentg Football letterman, co- captaing National Honor Societyg Student Council presidentg Carnival Kingp Assembly presidentg Matsu- shita Awardg Most Representativeg Athletic Club. IOYCE NAN PAYNE S 3 fa .g. , , ,.., j' V- ii'W""'l'D ,L a if f ,. ' 2. I,l t Cx .PPM at -4 as . l 5-wt ., 11, ,. .?" , 'L .Q .jf- Future I-Iomemakers Club. FRED MOORE Basketball letterman Intramurals MYRON PETERSEN Future Farmers, secretary-treasurerg Intramural basketball winner. VINTON WAYNE MOORE Athletic Club. GERALD PRATER Band Clubg parliamentariang Iunlor Play. ELOIS OLIVER 015 ' 196 J'-MH ,gan r i 'L- . ak 3, t E 1, ,ll 1.75 i. .-L.3"1i . .F Home room officer- Choir. ARTHUR RAWLIN PRICE Press Club, Circulation M a n a g e r Yellow Iacketg Perfect attendance record tor tour years. i LILLIAN REIGER Spanish Clubg Model Airplane Clubp Clarion Staftg Library Club. LORETTA ROUNTREE Press Clubg Fu t u re I-Iornernakers Clubg Typing Clubg Office Assistant. GILBERT ROSS Intramural Basketball. CABLIS SCROGGINS Athletic Clubg Basketballg Traclcg Press Clubg Clarion Staflg Explorer Scoutg U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. ODESSA RODGERS Art Clubg Y-Teensg Intrarnuralsg Ath- letic Club. CLARE ELLEN SEGELQUIST Library Clubg Student Librarian. TED ROTHER Press Clubp Yellow Iacket Business Managerg Stu dent Councilp Most Likely to Succeed. Iunior Playg Na- tional Honor Societyp Quill and Scrollg Intramural Basketball. RUTH SHANNON Volleyball Club, Intramurals, Ath- letic Club, vice-president, secretary- treasurerg Band, vice-president, stu- dent director. 635 .,.,,m-n--u-fr-Q .......- F ANNA STEFFENS Future I-Iomemakers, Y-Teens, Press Club, secretaryg Intramuralsg Yellow Iacket staffg Choir. ALAN WINSTON Athletic Clubg Future Farmersg Let terman in Track and Football. F F16 5 -o-mg. If t I ,-"aff IUANITA TONER Y-Teensg 'Clarion staffg Future Home- makers. HENRY WINSTON Football, Ietterman, co-captaing Fu- ture Farmers. watchdog, third vice presidentp Athletic Clubg Track let- termang Matsushita Award. RUBY IO VICTOR Clarion editor, Girls Athletic Club, reporterg Y-Teens, reporterg Trans- torred from Port Neches. ALVIE LEE WINTON Intramural basketballp Choirg Future Farmersg Music Club. LAURENCE WALKER Letterman in football, basketball, baseballg Future Farmersg 4H Clubg Fire Chief, Iunior Fire Departmentg Clarion staffg Tennisg Intramurals, LOUISE WOOD Athletic Clubg V o l 1 e y b all Clubg Music Clubg Press Clubg Clarion staffg Intramuralsp District tennis tourneyg Future Homemakers. ELBERT BURGE, IR. Sea Scouts, Track, Science Club, Band Club. GLORIA HUERTA Library Club, Spanish Club, Press Club. Seniors EDWARD COLE Basketball, Athletic Club Future Farmers, Iunior Favorite, Intramurals CHARLIE WARE Future Farmers. FQST Graduanes NELTHA IOHNSON WANDA WILLEFORD IERRY MURPHY MARCELLE SOWELL DELORIS NIX THE JACKET BUZZ PUBLISHERS DONALD R. GRAHAM IUDITH A, BARKER LIBBY DEFEATS DEWEY DEWEY EIGHTS HARDEST PRESIDENTIAL BATTLE SINCE IQ48 ELECTION Washington, D. C. Senator C. lean Libby edged up on an unexpected win to defeat the popular and hand- some candidate Dewey fbetter known as Gippyl Keene. Mr. Keene will return to his home town of Alvin, Texas. FEMALE SINGER IOINS "ROTHER'S ROVER BOYS" The newly discovered torch singer, Miss Frances Huepers, has jo i n ed the male quartet whose manager and soloist is Ted Rother. The other Rover Boys are: Lawrence Walker, Myron Peterson, and Vinton Moore. The glamorous blonde will join the boys on their tour with Ruth Shannon's Iive Gang. The well late Varga Ed Cole, retire and Camazzola OPERA OPENS TODAY The Metropolitan O p e r a opens today with a cast of hundreds of great stars. Head- ing the performance is the vir- tuoso, Fred Moore, co-starring with the prima donna, Carolyn McCrummen. THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN! "The Curry Circus is to be here soon," owner Donald Cur- ry announced. Mr. Curry giv-es the following star performers: Ubangi cannibal Io-Ionelle Far- ris, Who was captured by our 'bring 'em back alive" hunter, Alan W i n s to n 5 magnificent trapeze man, A r t h u r "High" Price, that rough lion tamer, Lonah Boothp harem girls Elois Oliver, Odessa Rodgers, and Winnie McCormick. NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO A. T.l. STAFF Glynn Kinsworthy, president of Alvin Technical Institute, an- nounces the new teachers added to his staff. English in- structor, Clare Segelquist, Ph. D.: German, Gloria Huerta, women's physical education, Pauline Bartosg and swimming, Peggy Elkins. The teachers will begin at the next term in Sep- NEWS NOTES tembef- known artist, I. Emmett Crainer, has succeeded the of Esguie. His present model is Miss 'Betty Yore. the wealthiest bull rider of all times, has decided to spend a peaceful life with his favorite fan, Helen Near Christmas in Sears and Roebuck, you will find under 'the beard of the Toyland Santa Claus, Billy Ray Miller. Behind the counter will be Billy Ioe Plaster selling toy tractors. Madame Ioyce Nan Payne announces the opening of her millinery store, "The Top Shoppe." ALL-AMERICAN BASKET- BALL SQUAD FOR 1959 Allen Brosious, tall 6'7" lad, leads the team at center while Gerald Prater stan d s out as fast guard. The other guard is Raymond Kucera. At forward positions are two of the best players, Alvie Lee Winton and Gil b e rt Ross. Charlie Ware heads the second team. SOCIETY SOCIALITES GIVE DINNER Wealthy socialites, Iudie and Donald Graham, gave Aa dinner party last night to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. Among those present were Louise Wood and Irene Bur- ridge, Paris fashion designers. ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED: A rnanl Must be 6'4" tall and weigh 215 lbs., have curly hair and dimples. If terms cannot be met, come on anyway. Call 666 or yell for Ruby lo Victor. ENROLL now in the "Edward Adams School of Charm." The school has produced such mod- els as Mildred Macek, Anna Steifens, Iuanita Toner, Betty Erwin, and Edith Avitts. 1' lf2V"f FOR LONG LOST LOVERS by Lillian Reiger Dear Miss Reiger, . The past ll years I have tried to make him jealous by going with other men, but Bill Bennett just does not seem to care. Please help me because I am desperate! Your most troubled fan, Miss Cortez Kendrick Dear Miss Kendrick, A girl who was in your graduation class ot 1949, Betty Iourdan, wrote to me several years ago. Now she and Henry own a new Winston's Dairy. I suggest that you contact her for advice. Your constant helper, Lillian Reiger NEWS NOTES tcon't from page ll Miss Sheri Alexander last week discovered the virus that causes the common cold. The rabbit on which her serum, BTP, was tried died yesterday. Miss Emily Del Bello, noted animal psychologist, recently arrived at the home ot her cousin, Miss Reta Del Bello, to exam- ine some ot the dogs in Reta's kennel. The Arthur Murray Dance Studio in New York has employed Peggy lean Davis as their new assistant. She formerly danced professionally. Miss Clara Herzik will retire next week to marry. The com- pany is searching for someone to till her position as the editor ot Esquire Magazine. Prizes for the best novels of the year have been awarded to Loretta Rountree, Pauline Lanier, Euneva Hatch and Betty Io Cogburn. NOTICE WRESTLING MATCHES TONIGHT AT -8:00 The two leading contenders tor the ladies' championship of the world will grapple in a thriller tonight. The contestants are f'Killer" Ruth Laigle and Wanda "Bone Crusher" Collins. ' . - ,Zh Wy ' 1 T' 2 We x 'Q in ? 5 f . 1 f i 1. 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Q Siuclerff Counc The p u r p o s e s of the Alvin High School Student Council are to develop a spirit of co-operation between stu- dents and faculty, to encourage stu- dents to assume greater responsibility for themselves, and to uphold high standards of personal conduct. The Alvin Student Council is a mem- ber of the state and regional associa- tions of student c o u n c i l s and the National Association of Student Coun- ci s. E Student Council members are elected by the various classes. Each home room is represented on the council by at least one member. The members this year are as follows: lesse Carmona, Pat Daniel, Roberta Marshall, Nancy Mebane, Eva lean Smylie, and George Tacauard, sophomores, Mary Lou Breazeale, Katherine Drake, McDuffie lones, fames O'Connell, juniors, Ted Rather, Sheri Alexander, Allen Brosius, Clara Herzik, Kenneth Keener, Carol lean Libby and Billy Ray Miller, seniors, and ferry Murphy, post graduate. Officers of the council include Billy Ray Miller, president, Sheri Alexander, secretary,-treasurer, and Carol lean Libby, Clara l-lerzik, and Kathryn Drake, reporters, MISS ESTELLE COPE Sponsor of the Student Council, takes a personal interest in every Alvin student, We C l IIAUOIN- M0891 9100111 Q 7 .T -1- .2 S V5 L6 iz' 9 21 . ,nf by . Mg., Nmluonal Honor Socielq The National Honor Society is an organization ol outstanding students from all over the country. To become a member a student must have a high rank in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Members are selected by the faculty from the highest one-third ol the members ot the Iunior and Senior Classes, ranked according to scholarship. Only fifteen percent of the Senior Class is eligible, and only live percent of the Iunior Class. The members ot the Alvin chapter are shown above: CBack row, left to right? Ted Rother, Ierry Murphy, Billy Ray Miller, Carolyn McCrummen, Ruth Evelyn Laigle, Donald Curry, and Kenneth Keenerg lSecond rowl Iudith Ann Barker, Mildred Macek, Pauline Bartos, and losephine Truksag CFront rowl Mary Lou Breazeale, Sheri Alexander, Virginia Vilha, and Beta Del Bello. Miss Mary Ray Wood is sponsor of 'the organization. Quill and Scroll -'-' - ' yy - - lmnmrtez Quill and Scroll is the inter- national honorary society tor hiah s c h o o l journalists. The Alvin chapter is known as the Bluebonnet Chapter. To be a l , . l member, a student must have done outstandina work on one of the school publications, must be recommended by the adviser, and must have a aood scholastic average. The members tor this year are shown in the pictures above: lSittinal Iudith Ann Barker, Mrs. Merle Wilson ladviserl, Clara l-lerzik, and Ted Rotherg lstandinal Mildred Macek, leanine Harris, Carol Libby, Lillian Fteiger, and Pauline Bartos. The Clarion The Clarion is the weekly newspaper ot Alvin Hiah School. lt is a mimeo- graphed paper, published by the journalism class and other interested students, under the direction of Mrs. Wilson. Ruby lo Victor has served as editor most ol the yearg Carol lean Libby is art editor, Pauline Bartos is circulation manager, and Betty Yore, exchange editor. ln the picture below are shown members ot the stall at work on their respective tasks. - lLelt to riahtl Pauline Bartos, Ruby Io Victor, Mildred Macek, Clara l-lerzik, Carol Libby, Lil- lian Reiger, lames H e n r y Welch, Carlis Scroggins, lo- anna E d o m m, and Betty lo Cogburn. Betty Yore and Kath- ryn Drake are not in the picture. Annual Staff X The Yellow Iacket staff has worked hard to put out a beau- tiful book for the 'Forty-Niner edition. As usual the brunt of the work fell upon a few loyal staff members who were Will- ing to stick to it until the bitter end. The picture here shows the staff at work planning the annual. They are Cleft to rightl Carol Iean Libby, advertising manager, Betty Io Cogburn, assistant advertising manager, Genevieve Field, art editor, Ieanine Harris, associate editor, Clara l-lerzik, editor, Arthur Price, circulation manager, Ted Rother, business manager, and Iudith Anne Barker, associate editor. Other staft members not shown are Mildred Macek, Louise Wood, Anna Steliens, Loretta Rountree, Donald Graham, Iohn Crainer, and Pauline Bartos. Most of the pictures in the book were the work of the three staff photographers shown at the right: Billy De Witt, Iohn Burge, and Albert Savell. CLARA HERZIK TED ROTHER If my CAROL IEAN ARTHUR PRICE GENEVIEVE Editor Business LIBBY Circulation FIELD Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor Manager t , H, M 4 .P ' ii' , Wigfjg in 'ff is-fl' n A f' i, , A 2 ,-4 s. : T, 4- fy. tg Llclcr Pa Flu The 'Forty-niner party was given by the members of the Press Club February 25 to carry out the theme of the annual. The townspeople helped with the entertainment at the party by demonstrating square dance r o u t i n e s. Admission to the party was a receipt for the pur- chase ot an annual, Ieanine Harris and Lewis Travis re- ceived prizes tor the most ap- propriate costumes. Prcss Club The Press Club has the responsibility of financing and publishing the annual. The Press Club members are Cleft to rightl ludith Anne Barker, lpresidentl, Donald Graham, loy Mclierrnett, Anna Stetfens fsecretariflz Mason Carter, Genevieve Field, loan Canady, Carlos Scroggins, Carol lean Libby, Billy DeWitt, Arthur Price, Virginia McKinney, Peggy Kirl, lohn Crainer, Ted Rother, leanine l-larris, Leo Herzik, and Clara Herzik. Y'l-GGHST The Y-Teen Club is a branch of the Young Womans Chris- tian Association. The officers are shown here in the picture: Virginia Vilha, social chair- man: Lois Lewis, presidentg Ioy McDermett, treasurer, Louise Wood, secretary, Csittingl Mary Lou Breazeale, proaram chair- mang lerrie Monarch, vice pres- identg and lonelle Farris, re- porter. The Y-Teens meet after school every Wednesday. The sponsor is Miss Mary Ann Dar- cey. Y-Teen members shown here are as follows: CFront, left to rightl Ierrie Monarch, Iuclith Barker, Clara I-lerzik, Louise Wood, Carolyn McCrummen, Betty lourdang CBack rowl Bet- tye Lou Durant, Bessie Cobb, V i r g i n i a Vilha, Pegay Kirl, Mary Lou Breazeale, Kathryn Drake, Iuanita Toner, Miss Dar- cey, Eva lean Smylie, Cstand- ingj Gail Durham, Ioy McDer- mett, Carmen Koonce, Martha Mathis, Ruby lo Victor, Betty Yore, Ruth Ann Welch, Mary Leah Stanton, and Lois Lewis. ' M A fl' 4270 '7 RTIO 'X W2 Z . c C glcklivl L 0 s. i RAYMOND KUCERA won the Reserve Champion award and HALLIE TRIPLETT won the Grand Champion award at the Brazoria County Fair this year. F. F. A. SWEETHEART CONTEST WINNERS HELEN CAMAZZOLA, a Charming IOHN KIRK, LESTER KNAPE, and CLAR- senior was etected E.E.A.sWeet- ENCE KUCERA won the GFCISS tUdQi1'1Q heart., contest at the Brozoria County Farr. f I D 7 H QQ .. I7 "" ff 1 1 P' I ' 0 zu I b Q00 V1 4 Q 'X f E: T' 7 c " , 'YT' ... I Q5 , t Q z is S A, E H1 wx? WEMAKFRS-O so mt! llllr A I- f- M t" '? I HX Di ll 0 4a Y o NEWYN AM Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red and White X . Motto: l'Toward New ' Horizons." 1 5 Q had lAboveJ Commercial demonstrations ol food preparation and the use of household appliances are sometimes given in the homemakina cottage, l-lere the airls learn about a new model of kitchen range. llsettt The hornemakina airls ol Alvin Hiali School entertained the Pearland homemakinq girls with a program and a tea one afternoon last fall. 3 l F. H. A. OFFICERS The officers of the Alvin chapter of the Future Homemakers ot America are pictured at right: Reta Del Bello, presidentg Kathryn Drake, vice presidentg Cortez Kendrick, secretary-treasurerg and Clara Herzik, reporter. Carmen Koonce was correspond- ing secretary of Area IX this year. Mrs. Lillian Neves is the adviser of the F. H. A. I 1 it Ill 1 .-.M.2nwnr- :lvl AUTO MECHANICS Mr. Munz is also the teacher of auto mechanics lndustrnal A FTS WOOD SHOP Mr. C, P. Munz is the teacher ot wood- work. The boys are shown working on their projects. They make everything from table lamps to clothes closets and school furniture. -. sM indu STM I llrTS Industrial Arts help in preparing boys tor vocations in mechanical drawing, woodwork, and metal Work. CAbovel Mr. O. T. Barker's class in mechanical draw- inq. 'I llseltl A view of the well- equipped metal shop. Mr. Barker also teaches metal work. The mechanics shop, located on the old campus, is equipped tor teaching auto and airplane mechanics. .Qs i.L..., fllvin Hiqh School Band The members oi the Alvin High School Band, which is directed by Mr. R. C. King, are listed here according to the instrument each member plays. Flutes: Phyllis Duke, Virginia Vilha, Carmen Koonce, Betty Io Dixon, Ann Dorsey, Clarinets: Ruth Shannon, Ioan Canady, Peggy Davis, Sandra Williams, Mateel Tovrea, Roberta Marshall, Ioann Pucek, Betty Lou Durant, Patsy Montemayor, Martha Gandy, Mary Bupert, Buth Segelguist, leanine Harris, Gloria Quin- tanilla, Leon Spence, Gwendolyn Knapeg Alto Clarinets: lerre lo Collins, Ann Alexander, Bass Clarinets: Donald Curry, Mary Ellen Hornback, Saxophones: Betty Iourdan, Euneva Hatch, lerrie Monarch, Ioy McDermett, Olivia Barron, Marjorie Yore, Oboes: Buth Ann Welch, Ethel McPherson, Bassoon: Anna Richter, Comets: Iudith Ann Barker, Elbert Burge, Alan Williams, Nancy Mebane, Virginia McKinney, Iohn Burge, Pat Alexander, Mike Hayes, Martha Mathis, Myra De Friend, Kenneth Hockin, lean Williams, Leo tester, French Horns: Robert Crouch, Leroy Hardy, Sheri Alexander, Martha Carlisle, Bcrritones: Ionelle Farris, Warren Burge, Albert Willaert, Trombones: Bay Copeland, Ruth Laigle, Kenneth Keener, Dewey Hunter, Basses: Gerald Prater, Arthur Collins, Percussion: Wanda lo Collins, Hazel Curry, Peggy Kirl, Mary Brosius, lanelda Duke, and Delores Vaughn. TWIRLERS Here are the twirlers of the A. H. S. Band: ludith Ann Barker, Peggy Kirl Betty lourdan fdrum majorl, Pat Alexander, and Ierrie lo Collins Q Q' v BQMGQQSTO Ncinufmvk .ff n ie 'ra .Xi- ,....,v' ""r W' Mr. Iohn M. Holst's bioloay class seems to be hard at work they are studying the structure ot the human bones For this study they have taken apart the laboratory skeleton poor Gertrude Esmerelda lubroru Club The members of the Library Club help the librarian Miss Evelyne Strickland With the work in the library They run errands check in books and help shelve the books. The members are as follows Wanda Willeford president Grace Anderson, vice president losephine Truksa secretary Mary Ann Gal loway, treasurer, Darwin Nix, reporter, Allen Bro- sius, Rowena l-lillhouse loe Laredo, Winnie Mc- Cormick, E t h el McPher- son, Rodolto Garcia C h a rl e s Henry, Phillip Hoover, S u s a n Knape Florence Nelson, M e rl e Rodden, and Ray Sonnen 5 Art 63 The art room is always a fascinating place, for interesting work is always hanging on the wall. Hero are some ot the entries in the , regional art exhibit, prepared under the super- vision ot Mrs. Cherrv Simpson. Both junior and senior high school art students gave a good account ol themselves by their awards. The lower of the two art pictures is a small section ot the exhibit which was hung in the auditorium this spring. uw", ntl .,1 sf -'Ti' :lin Spamshclub The Spanish Club was organized tor those interested in learning the customs and language ot our Pan-American neighbors. Mrs. Minnie Fincher devoted much time to preparing interesting activities for the Spanish Club. The picture was made at Christmas when the pincitcx was broken and the members scrambled for its contents. Members of the club are Cleft to rightl lesse Moreno, Lee Rentz, Roger Moore, Mrs. Minnie Fincher, Robert Santos, Forrest Reed, lesse Carmona, and Frances Meza. liverilful Diius T. H. S. P. A. The Press Club and the lournale ism Class sent six members to the Texas High School Press Association in December in Denton. Members who went were Clett to right! Clara l-lerzik, Pauline Bartos, Genevieve Field, Ruby Io Victor, Mildred Ma- celc, and Ieanine Harris, i Sophomore girls looked like this on the day ol their initiation. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Commander Carl Richardson ol the Tex-Las Navy, formerly ol the U. S. Army and Navy, related interesting experiences he had in the Pacilic theater during World War ll. 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Serving fhe royal court were Ioan Pucek, escorted by lirnrny Stanselg Eva lean Srnylie, Gene Wade, Doris Marie Adams, Doyle Swindellg Mary Ellen Hornloack, Billy loe Plaster, Wanda Collins, Leroy Hardy, Ruth Laigle, Donald Curry, and Patricia Alexander, Ioe Davison. Lois Lewis and Ierrie Monarch were ladies-in-wating. Susan Speed was Cupid, Warren Neal Moore, crown bearer, Roger Mears and Iunior Van Norman, train bearers. Nancy Perry, Ava Chilton, Sally Croix, and Dianna Measles were flower girls. Kenneth Keener was herald, ludith Barker, court trurnpeterg and Delores Vaughn, jester. Queen of the Carnival MARY LEAH STANTON 1 Qu' --X tw-. fi' V ,, 'Um-,,., +S-w.,5,,':T'N 5 Concession and entertainment booths are set up on the tennis courts for the annual P. T. A. Halloween Carnival. Here teachers and students are shown setting up the booths. PTAC In the circus, which lollows the coronation, the band always leads the parade around the gym. armvnl X Q' Y is J 'WT IZ!! pdf'- Fi Q a 3 '-'f . , "' :ii - 1 'Q l, y Q 1... -- m "3 In iiiH 5. Prior to the football game with Aldine, homeroom groups vied with each other in pro- ducing the most appropriate float tor a parade at yell prac- tice in the gym. Miss Benson's room Won with an entry fea- turing Ioe Scott's pony. The boys are Gaylon Tatum, T-larold Wooster, and Ioe. Parade Movmq Dau At the end of the first week of school, A. H. S. students picked up their desks and walked out of the old senior high building and o v e r to the elementary build- ing, which has been our school home tor this year. Old senior high is being rebuilt and en- larged for the j u n io r college next year. Mov- ing day was tun, ex- citement, and Work! ci ' + jfs., W' ' 1,. , Z , . V Alumni Homefominq Clara l-lerzik, homeecoming queen, was presented a boguet ot flowers by Mr. Douglas Remley, at the liome-Coming football game. ,V -f,qqi.if,f- , :i f wa Nw i lrl in 5 A dance sponsored by the Alumni Association, was given alter the tootball game to complete the Home-Coming celebration. Kit th l7ooTbnIl Banquet' Band prom The band celebrates each year with a banquet or a prom. This picture shows the dance after the banquet last year. The band prom this year was held too late to have a picture in the book. The football banquet was 'V' L sponsored by the Lions Club l A to honor the football boys at , gg the close ol the season. f lttt i 3anqueT5 7he Father and Son Banquet was given by he Alvin Future Farm- ers to acquaint the fath- zrs with the type of vork their sons were toing. Mr. A. L. Sur- ace presented awards 0 the boys for their ac- :omplishments The Seniors of 1949 at their first formal party, given in the eighth grade-some of our first long dresses. g- - I' -1' V. 1 4 :mi ' 'Q 'eff"f1y1r1il!'yIf?i'f1r'f'U, -'ir1""7H 'f " "!"'!M!F""" tH"f"" Q' " """" I Last year the Senior Class presented "lane Eyre" as the class play. This pic- ture shows the Wedding scene. Mrs. Beth Skinner directed the play. emor Plaq Gne-Aclplaq "The Bisl'1op's Candlestick," Alvin's one-act play entered in Interscholastic League compe- tition last spring, won the dis- trict meet, Billy Ioe Whitted won high praise for his acting the part of the thief who stole the candlesticks. Other players are Kyle Wilson, Glen Slater, Mary Ann Spears, and Billie McGuinr1es Cnot shownl. -'I JUVHOI' Pla The Iunior Class Play, 'lThrough the Night," a murder mystery, w as presented in the school auditorium December 9. The lollowina members ot the class had parts in the play: Harry Mcf Ewen, Chalmer Holder, Lois Lewis, R u th Ann Welcli, Rodolfo Garcia, Virginia Vilha, Albert Savell, Kenneth Keene er, Phillip Ploover, and Bob Yore. O yi . 'fi' -A sql, ' ML -'5-'S '::"45, 3' sf-':+ Fi?-? ,, 5 5- ,L :,, 3 L.- A I , J, 'Q Y fu- v fi" .1 H, Q M4 L... " ,, Q 3 l . i Chrrslmas Dance The Christmas d a n C e was given during the holidays by a group of mothers from thc senior high school P. T. A. This party was held in the library, which was dec- orated lor the occasion. i f , Q 'ii It E . si it ,, ff it ., A - i - .V. i n i i"'f!. i Q if f.:: f2: . Kid Dani On April Fool's Day, the seniors recall their younger days and dress as the sweet little children they used to be. This their only chance to play Before their graduation day! Sadie Hawkins flaq ln Dogpatch once a year, the fast females have a chance to catch their runaway males, That night, after the chase, the lucky girls bring the fellows they caught to the Sadie Hawkins Day party. Last year, the rnost appropriately dressed two were the Wolf Gal fFrances l-luepersl and Li'l Abner fDonald Graharnl, They received prizes of beautiful clusters of turnips. W Award Niqhi At Award Night at the end ot the school year, recognition is given to outstanding students in most school activities. Here are the award winners for 1947-1948: AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Anita Shealter and Kyle Wilson SPEECH AND DRAMATICS: Reta Del Bello, Fred Moore, Billy Ioe Whitted, and Billy Doris Mc- Ginnesp Glenn Slater, and Mary Ann Spears. HOMEMAKING: Ellen Knape, Clara Herzik, Pauline Bartos, and Pauline Plaster. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIP: Elouise Oliver. AGRICULTURE: Iohn Kirk, Albert Savell, Iack Iones, and Clarence Kucera. MATSUSHITA CUP: Billy Ray Miller, Henry Winston, Edward Adams, Bill Bennett. BEST ATHLETE: Frank Villalovas TINNIN CUP: Iames Smylie, MUSIC: Ann Dorsey, Iudy Seller, ludith Anne Barker, Ruth Evelyn Laigle, Kaye Dyche, Ianice Davis. P. T. A. SCHOLARSHIP: Marie Richter: BOY SCOUT AWARDS: Elbert Burge, Iirnmy Stansel, Carol lean Libby, Laurence Walker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Mary Bartos, Nellie Kost, Marcelle Sowell, Anita S h e alle r, Ruth Laigle, Reta Del Bello, Elouise Oliver, Kyle Wilson, Billy Ioe Whit- ted, Ted Rother, Albert Furnace, Bill Bennett, Daniel Doerr, Roy Dean Welch, Billy Ray Miller. LIBRARY SERVICE: Iessie Mae Hatch, Phillip Hoover, Mildred Macek, Clare Segelauist, Mary Ann Galloway, Edith Avitts. PRESS CLUB: Marcelle Sowell. SCHOLARSHIPS: Iudy Iones, Roy Dean Welch, Ioe Garza. ATTENDANCE: Eunice Arth, M a r c elle Sowell, Hazel Knape, Iacqueline Robert- son, Nellie Kost, F r a n k Truksa, Mary Virginia White, Billie Doris McGinnes, M a r g a r e t Peterson, Oralia Ouintanilla, Io yce Nan Payne, Ruth Laigle, Iudith Anne Barker, Edith Avitts, Ted Rother, Donald Curry, Arthur Price, Myron Peterson, Betty Io Cogburn, Flor- ence Fay Nelson, Susan Knape, Iosephine Truksa, Mary Ann Gal- loway, R u b e n Garcia, Frances Meza, Charles Henry, Ieanine Har- ris, Lee Rentz. BAND: Ierre Io Collins, Peggy Kirl, Betty Iourdan, Iudith Anne Barker, Bill Bennett, Nellie Kost, Iudy Seller. "X-... E., aw 1- I 'X in L W . N ' if Xe e ist S ' X L , :FE '+-,WSQQQ run ---......,,.., r J. "Q Cheer leaders The cheer leaders make an attractive appearance in their orange and white costumes. They were faithful to their tasks until the final game. The cheer leaders this year were Carmen Koonce, Mary Ellen Hornbaclc, Lois Lewis, Laverne Horn- baclc, and Kathryn Drake. ...Nw V-...N Y II Pri1cTl'c G "Yea, Orange! Yea White!" These familiar words are heard every Friday at yell practice d u ri n g football season and at other ap- propriate times during the year. fi Ili Ill 2 lx b , Y ' K 'f'- C G. oolball 4.1- is 5 1,- Alvin , .,., ,.,... A ngleton , .. , .. , ., , ,.....,.A Bay City A . . . A, .... Boling , . , . . .. . 4 Cypress-Fairbanks .... ., ,.... Texas City , .. . , A ,.,. ,,. LaPorte.,. , . ... A Cleveland ,. .. . ,. . Dickinson . . Aldine , A .. . .. . Cedar Bayou . Alvin 160 points Opponents 73 points -'? 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L fi' TBM if f A We 3' fllvm Yczl IOUJJQCKQTS The football team of Alvin Senior High School, the Alvin Yellow lackets are shown in the picture above: tFirst rowl Billy foe Plaster, Gene Wade, Ierry Epperson, George Tacguard, Forrest Reed, Louie Lunday, Bill Bennett, Alan Winston, Bubba Adams, tSecond rowl lohn lordan, McDuffie Iones, George Richie, Iohn Riddle, ferry lones, Laurence Walker, Ruben Adame, Gippy Keene, Allen Tovreag tThird rowj Rodolfo Garcia, Carol lean Libby, Charles Huckabee, larnes Henry Welch, Harry McEwen, Henry Winston, Warren Burge, Wilbur Loveless, and Pat Daniel. COACH L mighty Mr. S, N. Maxwell - coaches the Yellow Iackets. enfe 1 tLeftl 'fffit iiiiilii A it football sweetheart, stands between co-captains Henry Winston and Billy loe Plaster. f K 1 CRightl Football rnanager this year was . . g-we fs lmlflrxf A , . L .fur . .U qi 5 ', 4 as Mary Ellen Hornback, 41' -A in I Donald Graham. if I K 'Q l P PM In 3 , '-on . . I A 1 I? 'K s 'H - A-lf .,,f,,, 1. 2. 3. 4 5 6 7 8 f fr Lf , an fl 1 0 r dx f ,S 'fiwfl ,Ji maiqnllw 5 4 'UL 191 I -4 f .4 1eTTermen BUBBA ADAMS Back BILL BENNETT End ALAN WINSTON Back HENRY WINSTON Back IOHN IORDAN Tackle HOWARD IOHNSON End HALLIE TRIPLETT Tackle BILLY IOE PLASTER Back 17. RUBEN ADAME 9 12 13. 14 15 16. WARREN BURGE Tackle CARROL IEAN LIBBY Back MCDUFF IE IONES Guard RODOLFO GARCIA End IAMES HENRY WELCH Vi ' I BCICIC I - wiv w BILLY BUICE Tackle .V-7-cl' GAYLON TATUM Center LAURENCE WALKER Guard Guard I Q, , ,Q :Mm -mu Came Scenes Members ot the faculty attended the gates to the stadium. Clqightl Mr. O. V. Robinson is shown taking up tickets as the crowd suraes forward, 4 Chightl Another glimpse of the t i a h t i n g Yellow lackets using their stings. - vvv' Various student oraanizaf tions were aranted concession privileaes to sell refreshments at the aames. Clseltl The Future Homemak- ers are sh o w n sellina cold drinks at one ol the aames. fRiafitl Billy Ioe Plaster runs over for a touchdown for Alvin. froolball Games This was the first season that Alvin's new football stadium has b e e n in use. Here the crowd is shown standing as Alma Mater is suna at the be- ainnina of the Game with Dick- inson. The Yellow lackets battled furiously aaainst opponents, ln the picture at left, Warren Burae is shown blockina for the lackets. N -zz up W1-.r V , 1- - 1 5 f g , w , ,. nl' it-' 3 ul bm- e.-D , A FBF5sKeTb5lI F V' 1 D Alvin Opponents 55 43 44 ,-. 29 29 38 55 27 45 .,.,nn,, 45 22 43 50 44 .p- - 21 4...,. . -' 30 Cleveland ., ., Cypress-Fairbanks .l... . A1d1ne,..i.... ., . LaPor1e . ,, A Cedar Bayou . ,,.... Dickinson . .. . .. .. Cleveland Cypress-Fairbanks i.........,.A1dir1e, ., ., A Dickinson LaPorte, ,H Cedar Bayou A . Regional Tournament French High School .,..... Beeville ....,.,,...... 21 44 18 17 28 , .i,., 27 37 20 31 18 29 , .,.. .23 31 w Qi l -a Q v , .,..,. ,. ..,. .. .. , 1 'f' -D : U It PA f .. '43 - 5 , i ' 59,8 9 ry 5 11 J li I 1 V, R1 fr IAMES WELCH MCDUPPIE IONES Forward Guard U-'I FRED MooRE A37 N Center 5 147 . HENRY WINSTON BUBBA ADAMS 1 A Forward Guard A I E' 1. 'U' lf' ,- RODOLFO GARCIA Center gi Age T U CAROL LIBBY Guard Basffczl' ball "A" STRING Alvins fiahtina NA' s t r i n a caae team, which won the dis- trict championship, are shown in the pic- , ture at left. 1 lFirst row. left to right! Doyle Swindell, forward, Laurence Walker, guard, Henry Winston, forward, Glynn Kinsworthy, auard, Gene Wade, guard, fsecond row! Charles l-luclcabee, center, Carol lean Libby, guard, MacDuffie lones, guard, lames Henry Welch, forward, Fred Moore, center, Bodolfo Garcia, center. , It T3 'lim 00' 51 ' ' fn..- BQ 'pf' 'nu B I K 1 4 l Y r r .5 M mf' ' A ,- fi +:X"if'l'55"1 J. COACH faboyel lVlr. M. B. lohnstone is the capable coach of the basketeers. "BV STRING Below are pictured members of the second team. This aroup of boys also aave a aood account of themselves durina the season. CFirst rowl Dan Towry, forward, ferry Epperson, auard' Wilbur Loveless, auard, Georae Tacauard, auard, fsecond row! Albert Savell, auard, Billy De Witt, forward, lohnny Riddle, forward, lohn fordan, center, and Ruben Adame, Guard. . --iftnuygg KRightJ In the game with Cedar Bayou, Welch, Garcia, and Winston watch anxiously to see Whether the loall goes in. Game Scenes Clueltl The Yellow Iackets' fighting spirit helped to win district this year. Here McDuffie Iones and Rodolfo Garcia tight to keep Cedar Bayou from scoring. Alvin Won 55-17. lLeftJ The Yellow lackets really fought hard against Aldine, an old rival. The score was in Alvin's la- vor, 22-20. hrfi A A E in I 1 -if Q lrifrarnural Baskeibafl lntramural sports play an important part in the life of Alvin High School. Both boys and girls are organized into teams, the girls in vol- leyball, and the boys in basketball. The scene at the left was taken while Fred Moores team was playing Carol Libby's. Laurence Walkers team played Edward Cole's to work off a tie in the contest, and Walker won the tournament, Sprmq Sporifs After basketball season ends, boys' sports in Alvin High are baseball and track, Both sports were being organized for the season when the annual went to press. Because of bad weather and other conflicts, the season was a bit late getting under Way, The picture at right shows a group of boys who came out for track and field sports under the supervision of Mr. Roy lrby. Coach Maxwell directs the base- ball team. 'O .1-..-..-......1.l.,.......q l -1-QT. ,. 1'l, nAti1-311:--nn-.-s I. ,N .W sw, 21F!?lff"?ifM M f. D I 1 fi K Y - i 5' 'ntl' 'Ink K t' ' - Q- ,pg , , M, S. 'A Girlsgporls The girls' volleyball team was se- lected on the basis of interest, sports- manship, and ability to play. The team is composed of the following: fFirs't row! Ruby lo Victor and Helen Cam- azzolap Csecond rowj Lo uise Wood, Reta Del Bello, and Patsy Hooper, Cthird rowl Ruth Laigle, fessie Mae Hatch, Sheri Alexander, Elsie lohnson, and Ierrie Monarch, tfourth rowb De- lores Vaughn, Cortez Kendrick, Ruth Shannon, Carolyn McCrummen, and Betty fourdan, referee. The game between the junior and senior girls was won by the seniors. fBelowl Louise Wood and Betty Io Cogburn represented the Alvin girls in the lnterscholastic League Meet in ten- nis doubles last April. Crosby defeated them 6-3 and 5-4. flseftl Mrs. Hester Petrisky, girls' physical educa- tion teacher, sponsors their extra-curricular athletics l . 'A ii U' V! 'll ' F s o C 5 K M I V GSO 'V 1-,, ..,V:-L , -- ---' .:',num:, 4i,3g.,,,,ju4MA .f - Y 'E if .- .4 , -' L., , ,, . 7 4. -if i' k T-X - I it fzfig-, s, 1 I ' IL-jx it ff E ,,' ' fl Z-'T I!! i N. f x ,X X X I , -J ff ' ' 1 ,H I B 'g' I un H , gl W kj N xx iz . A 4 , . if - 1, V Why , 24, Ax .ibg p ' :.,. X XQ1 ! 1E"9J?W' ,Z 954 ' Xi 1 ir- 'Qs x ' ' . ' 1 .- mf A . T' ' f ix' .ii-1 . g s w lfq fa y E SAKN ' . MYNX iffil- flmlhgf I , 5 Q, 7 wx ' fm dl Q, Lf W f V464 0 f ff ' , --5 t- 451 f ' ','-.- , ,, 'I ,. . 4- :J 4 , xx XX 44 NA MX l 6 X E "f'1"',""?'-'-'-Q-1'!'P""'."'F,-5 fm.. , W, ' ' ' '-' 4 '- ' ' '- I ' Jl'7'Ti.,?'-' " .1 l' V, Alvin Junnorlilqh Dear Boys and Girls, The 6-3-3- plan was instituted in Alvin schools in 1938-39 with the junior high school housing grades 6, 7, and 8, having A T an enrollment of 283 students and a faculty of nine regular Q teachers and seven part-time teachers. ln 1940-41, when the twelfth year was added, grades 7, 8, and nine were offered in junior high school. This plan is in effect today, with 301 ' H students and a faculty of twelve regular and eight part-time teachers. The curriculum is organized to continue work in the 'basic tool subjects and to give, in grades 7 and 8, a number of exploratory 'courses which we term "broadening and find- ing" CB G FJ. The student activity program gives students a laboratory for learning and for putting into practice democratic ideals of citizenship. The Student Council serves as a channel through which students may participate in school govern- ment. The guidance program aims to help each student iind fields of interest to him and to direct his abilities toward a successful life. Individual guidance is given each student to help him become better adjusted emotionally, physi- cally, and mentally. We hope we are doing the things which Will bridge the gap that was so big between elementary and high schools in the old tradi- tional schools. My admonition to you boys and girls of junior high is to conduct yourselves as thoroughbreds, remembering that "winners never quit and quitters never Wm. Your principal and friend, ODELL V. ROBINSCDN 'lean Abney Charles Abney Patricia Alexander Peggy Barker Gordon Barrett Sammy Barrett Harrel Bass Neal Bates Antonia Bernal Iames Blackburn Barbara Booth Marian Brahrn Bobbie Gene Brouse Harlan Brown Vaudine Cannon Billye Sue Carter Everett Chapman Teddy Clark George Cochran Arthur Collins Nmlh Grade anna ...Q . 1 ,,4 .5 4 .9 C y l X 15- ,le , Are , - i ,Y l X if I Q4 ' 5 1 '5 fo A W' 'L -0 V g ...ffg M f ,X N J , f. ,f jx K .1 1 ww: A I , -- ,T-'2 , E .,. ,- 4 I K in , .1 I , 4 , ,Q as x No: I 5. 'J 1 1 5 C . , B 2 .P 2 6: if . 40 , - , 'N y S C17 '- y x W I 3 X F , C 2::., ' C' A -1 .-A ' , V B: I - " . 3? A A I l ,--7 ' 5 . 'X f Q I X ' 1 'J , f' .S 1 ARP? , -9 .F Q Q. + Qi . , 1 i . ' 'L ' K: V N -Q it , . if ,- ., 'J A y, My r 5? . 3 ' if ,WV 'QS' fuk Y' ' ... 1 A A l L L 'Q K fl fl' 'xl N I A a ,gl Y' it N f Q N t .1 ,,..,.,....,.........-.-Q. 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First row Cleft to rightl: Ierry Adams, Io Neita Adams, Elizabeth Alexander, Peggy Alexander, Io Arm Alford, Crecencia Almanza, Donald Baker, Mercedes Barajas, Second row: Irene Barrow, Ramiro Barrow, Norma Baxter, Gilbert Bayer, Wayne Berry, Iune Bowman, Frances Boyd, Raymond Boyd, Third row: Clarence Brawley, Tommy Brister, Marline Brosius, Ioseph Brown, Betty Brumfield, Betty Budge, Charles Burge, Ascension Cervantezg Fourth row: Nancy Chapman, Bobby Collins, Bobby Cullison, Fay Cullison, Charles Devona, Cornell DeWitt, Betty Io Duplantis, Alice Duncan. ,., , ,i..., w-qv iw --, N 1 , I lu.. I vt , r 19 x , ' ' f 3' ...i E S , -nf . 'l f Y TB4. 'C ll 'LE L .x V 4 U N If -'1 . '.-,, f A '--' 4 ls., S 4 ' ' " ,:' J A. ,' L , si 4, K? ' ll 1-'JI I . ......u,l- l. A i lt iff- - V. g X I . 1 , 1 id 3 f fx I . , 'Ax rv I A ' 3 .-s Al' I ., 'pgs ff! ' 5 L f , - ' 'g 7 g N , F-., 1' 4 A' 3, 1 , 2 is lv . N-. '. yWr'f-S46 ' f' - ,- l' J ! J iv L 'l gat L I A. 1 I EDIIFATIOI' 4' , - W4 L A l A - U if 'L if 6 'A v K .. L ' M A ' ' Kilim: -,fig - ' K 1' ,re 'fn-av r ' .4 S .f 5 .. SEVENTH GRADE First row Cleft to rightl: Kay Dyche, Mary Ola Eaton, Cleo England, Pauline Edornm, Otis Epperson, Durwood Flora, Sidney Ford, Betty Iean Goode, Second row: Dorothy Gubert, Bill Hall, Iune Harper, Raye Hayes, Carolyn Herring, Toby Hillhouse, Ioyce Hobbs, Sherry Hobbs, Third row: Ianette Iackson, Valentine Iuarez, Antonio Iuarez, Dora Dean Iourdan, Charlotte Key, Dale Knape, I. L. Knight, Fourth row: Marie Knight, Violet Koster, Vernette Lampe, Bobby Ludlow, Floyd Lukens, Iereldine Martin, Lydia Martinez, Marvin Martinez, Fihh row: Robert McKinney, Clara Merrill, Fritz Merz, Emmit Miller, Betty Iean Mills, Sarah Montemayor, Io Ann Moore, Florentine Moreno. - "" y , J, 1 2' , F' 'Q P :X xi PX PAW- 6 Iwi ll f L, I K xg, x p vm V- ,Q sg.: gf I 'ms e"'f"'i' 1 f 1 r F , ,F YL- '-f- M vi ggi, 1 " it L- L, E351 t t W K 1 ' Q K W! i dl is V i W at W vb ES F. We rig' , W, f FA A - PM 3 HK x ' . 7.2 . :r 5 1- .. , M ' f .. ,- , - A .M f- 0 X , ' - 1. f .d . , .1 4 W, l i -,gg-, L ,fix Q . L X f , 426.5 " ' - ' If - J" ' 'Ziff l it 'A' Q 1 i .. sttt as i W "' , , Q' , . L: P - we -, . '- ,sq , Q- Lk vi,i?A fc s,N .. 4 f 15' X if , ' k ' F: FCS. 5 My V : Q, 4 1 I 4 - A i - 'QS " 32 SEVENTH GRADE First row flett to rightlz Sidney Murphy, Robert Nelson, Ginger Parks, Walter Payne, Edgar Lee Powers, Roy Powell, Iessie Price, Bobby Raneyg Second row. Buford Rape, Rebecca Red, Ioe Rendon, Harold Rhodes, Robert Rhodes, Clif- ford Roberts, Mary Lou Riddle, Darline Rischg third row: Iris Sue Ruhrnann, Lynda Lee Ryan, Bettye Sanders, Laurence Schueneman, Mary Sue Shaw, Calvin Smith, Kay Snider, Patsy Thornasg Fourth row: Connie Tonzaloo, Iohn Truksa, Ioe Valdez, larrett Vogan, Ioe Eddie Ward, Charles Watson, Allen Webb, George Webb, Fifth row: Marelyn Weidenbach, Doris West, Nancy Whitaker, lean Williams, Betty lean Wilson, Homer Winder, Doris Wooster. ' J 5' x First row: Lukens, McGinnes, N' a P Webb Cobb, Younse, second if Q row Garza, Chapman, Long 1 T W o od Andrews, Rodriguez Stansel third row: Martinez Roberson, Huerta, Davidson, and Cole. , llllil"'lll'llll Q in sim ,-ww' M., 4. -2 -g -41: -P t ,, r 'fill-.z ft ww-. li gy :wr 31?7'3j.gfjk'-'i5X. F Hg, V.- .ft Pk ,- so - ,Viz-:An ia . ,l:f.'4,',.."lf'? ff'p.fs1u..1 i'?flL'i"':P.Iil -"""'2r-N3 1' 5 Alvin Junior High Mustangs The fighting Alvin Iunior High School Mustangs, the football squad, are shown in the picture above. First row, left to right: Tommy Brister, Charles Burge, Marion Martinez, Ioe Valdez, Cornell DeWitt, Ray Powell, Ierry Adams, Toby Hillhouse, Ioe Eddie Ward, Wayne Berry, second row: Dale Avant, Ernest Meza, Charles Thornton, Emmett Miller, Samuel Rodriguez, Dale Knape, T. W. Cobb, Ross McElroy, Dave Slater, Charles Watson, Floyd Lulcens, Durwood Flora, Harold Bass, third row: Robert Meinke, Lawrence McGinnes, Tony Garza, Everett Chapman, Ioe Rodriguez, Iohn Long, Donald Cobb, Ken- neth Wood, Kenneth Lukens, George Webb, Donald Andrews, Iimmy Stansel, fourth row: Glen Younse, Charles Roberson, Frank Cole, Ioe Davidson, Dure Martinez, Ben Huerta, and Perry Pope, manager. The A Team Below, right, are shown members ot the A team, upon whom fell the brunt of meeting the Mustangs' opponents on the gridiron. , .Q 1 I' S X ' ft.-f 0h IL.: RTI' 4 xi ff QQ l7UOl'l9Oll Seen at the games fll In the eighth-ninth grade game last spring, Prank Cole runs around end as Iesse Carmona- comes in for the kill. The game ended with the Ninth Grade, 7, Eighth Grade, U. C21 Alvin and lake Iackson luniors fight a hard game, but the Mustangs win. C33 Frank Cole glides around end for a touch- down against Bay City. UD Charles Roberson makes his first touchdown against Bay City. THE SEI-XSON'S SCHEDULE Alvin Opponents l9. ...,, .,....... , Texas City ., A i .,... 7 l4 ,,.. ,. . Lake Iackson ,.,. ...,. . 6 53 . West Columbia 7 34,....,. ..,,. .,,. V elasco..,i......, 7 14 .,... ,.,.. F reeport .,.... .,...., 1 9 27, .,.. . .. .... Bay City . .,.. O 12 ,,.,. .. Angleton . .......l3 E E5 l3oSkeTbaIl The Alvin lunior High School M u s t a n a s had a successful basketball season. The A team is shown here, waitina to begin practice. rst row. left to riaht: Lawrence McGinnes, Toe Davidson, Granville Ham- ight, Kenneth Wood, limmy Stansel, Charles Boberson, Paul Harper, and e Thomas, second row: Donald Cobb, Neal Bates, Teddy Lee Clark, Kenneth ikens, Glen Younse, and Billy Goode. The Squad At the right .is shown a picture of the entire Mustang squad, both A and B teams. First row. left to right: Lawrence McGinnes, loe Davidson, Granville Hambright, Kenneth Wood, Iirnmy Stansel, Charles Roberson, Paul Harper, loe Thomas, second row: Harrel Bass, Donald Cobb, Neal Bates, Teddy Clark, Kenneth Lukens, Glen Douglas Younse, Billy Goodeg third row: Coach lack Glasgow, Iames Wilson, Lee McCrumrnen, Shorty Brawley, Cornell De Witt, Assistant Coach Glen York, fourth row: Charles Watson, Tommy Brister, Sam Barrett, Tommy Avitts, Gordon Barrett, Earl Merchant, and Ray Thomason. Game Scenes fTop, leftl Ioe Davidson sinks a long shot in the Velasco game. CBottom, riahtl Kenneth Wood makes a crip shot CLett1 loe Davidson jumps ball in the game with Lake lack- son. Alvin lost 23 to 20, S C H E D U L E Mustangs Opponents 19 Analeton 32 30 West Columbia 16 24 Freeport 21 35 Velasco 25 18 Sweeny 16 34 Lake lackson 24 Mustangs Opponents 21 Analeton 26 20 West Columbia 20 18 Freeport 16 31 Velasco , . 19 16 Sweeny , 23 20 Lake lackson 1 23 l ...A With autumn comes football and yell practice These pictur s show Candi dates trying out for cheer leaders of Junior hiah 'lhe winners led yells at football games and in assembly as well as in pep meetinas Hall0we'en The Halloween Carnival this year had a new feature in the witches ball, held in the rotunda of the junior hiah school. The picture at right was taken during the 'carnival Almost all junior hiah students have some part in the annual P. T, A. I-lallowe'en Carnival. Ninlhfir de un Christmas Party The Ninth Grade custom is to have a Christmas party in the rotunda on the day school turns out lor Christmas. The picture above shows the Christmas tree which the class decorated for the occasion this year. Ninth Grade Play The entire school looks forward to the class play each year. This year the Ninth Grade presented 'The Adventures ot Tom Sawyer," with Miss lean lclaberle as director. The lollowina ninth graders took part in the play: lean Edwards, lean Abney, Pearl laclcson, Virainia Nichols, Marjorie Yore, Doris Faye Richie, Ben Harris, Albert Willaert, I. A. Martin, loe Davidson, Harlan Brown, and Toralaph Hill. Bobbie Gene Brouse, and Pat Alexander were student directors. The money which the class made from the play was used to finance the class banquet The picture at the right shows the cast at rehearsal. SPVIHCI y I , . . i 2 Qk A Sadie Hawkins ,qi if ' Day Iunior hiah kids start 2 their Courtin' early! They observe Sadie Hawkins Day in the spring, when every aai tries to wait her man." The scene above Yriahii shows a group of Daisy Maes, attired ior the occasion. CAbove, lehi, Mr. Robinson enjoys a swia of "Kickapoo Ioy Iuicef' March of Dimes Iunior higih raised 543993 for the March oi Dimes, the drive to raise funds io combat infantile paralysis. Miss Wyatt's homeroom won a trip to San iacinto Battiearound ' ' by raising: the rnosig Miss Peisicks room was second. 1 -51 u9O:' in '-s Clubs Student Council The Student Council is made up of th r e e elected students from each home room. The purpose of the organization is to give students the right to participate in democratic procedure, and to help plan and formulate rules for student activities. The officers of the council are as follows: Iimmy Stansel, presidentg Lee McCrummen, vice presidentg Ioe Davidson, secretary, and Kenneth Wood, treasurer, Their understanding sponsor is Alvin Iunior High School's own principal, Mr. O, V. Robinson. The Safety Patrol At street crossings near junior high school, members of the safety patrol take their posts to help direct traffic and thus to protect the lives of Alvin school children. Rain or shine, the boys are out every morning before 8 o'clock, and in the afternoons they remain at their stations until the school buses have gone. Virgil McDonald is their faithful captain. Gilbert Bayer, Harold Rhodes, -and Robert Nelson are lieutenants. Mr. R. S. Parker is their director. 374051 f"'--,,' .1l, kqiisl Clubs Press Club The Press Club has lor its pur- pose the publication ol the school paper, the lunior Hiah Lialits, every month. Miss Annie Laurie Petsick is sponsor ol the club and the paper. Ollicers ol the club are as lollowsi Kathryn Keener, president, Virainia Nichols, vice president, Ola Faye Plaster, secretary, Bobby Evans, treasurerg Bobbie Gene Brouse, exchange editor. The Annual Stall' The annual stall is responsible lor gettina the junior hiah section ol the yearbook ready lor the printer. Mrs. Merle Wilson directs the stall in this work, Members ol the junior high'yeoxrbool4 stall are these: Ola Faye Plaster, editor, Kenneth Lukens, business manager, Bobbie Gene Brouse and Helen Strouhal, associate editors, Bette Dixon, assistant business mana- aer, George Webb, loe Bendon, seventh arade, Charles Thornton, David Slater, eiahth oracle, lean Edwards, Toraloiph Hill, and Rhe- ta Merchant, ninth grade. A l Tl., Clubs Service Club The Service Club is an active group ot boys and girls whose purpose is to plan activities for junior high school. The officers are as iollows: t ' and Teddy Clark, presidentg Neal Bates, vice presidentg Leo Iester, secre ary, Robert Schuenernan, sergeantfatfarrns. Mr. O. V. Robinson is the sponsor. Model Airplane Club Mr C P Munz industrial arts teacher, has sponsored a Model Airplane th' Club' this year. Both junior and senior high school students belong to is club which has specialized in gas model planes this year. The club has one girl rnernber, Lillian Reiger, a senior in high school. W , M 'T . 'J . 4' wh.. 9 'X af Pk . y fa . .rd E 'Q-an-1 --K ivy. .Q '- K. is A i-...:.....4i xl 137333, Clubs Art Club The Art Club is made up of boys and girls f of the Ninth Grade. The purpose of the club ' L' is to act as a service club to make programs and props for ninth grade spring activities. Mrs. Cherry Simpson is the sponsor. They are shown here at work on one of their projects. ' ' The Clique Charmee Mrs. Simpson sponsored the Clique Charmee the first semester for girls in all junior high grades. The girls learned more about good grooming, etiquette, and other means of makina themselves more charming, Ianelda Duke was president, Willie Mae Rychlik, vice presidentg and Laveeta Martin, secretary. The Social Club The objectives of the Social Club, which is sponsored by Miss Rose Wyatt, are to engage in worthwhile recreational activities. Their activities include three monthly programs devoted to chosen projects, The other meeting is chiefly recreational. The club's officers are as followsi Geraldine Roberson, president, Mary Beth Gunn, secretary-treasurer, and Laurence Schueneman, reporter. The Dramaties Club To learn how to walk, talk, and act on the stage are some of the purposes of the Drarriatics Club, They also give plays for assembly, The officers are as follows: limmie Hayes, president, Laveeta Martin, vice president, Pauline Edomm, secretary, and Horner Winder, reporter. The sponsor is Miss Louise Payte. The Library Club The purposes of the Library Club are to learn how to use the library and to read for pleasure. Edward Pollard is. president, and Charles Marasakin is secretary. Mrs. Ola Mae Hawkins is the sponsor. Clubs Bible Club ln the Bible Club, which, like other clubs, is entire- ly voluntary as to mem- bership, the boys and girls learn facts about the Bible, learn to read the Bible, and learn to pray with ease. Reading the Bible is part of each club ,meeting Officers are as follows: Carolyn Herring, president, Iessie Price, vice president, Mary Mitchell, secretary, and Ginger Parks, reporter. Thecapable sponsor is Mr. W. E. Thompson. Athletic Club The Athletic Club has the following purposes: to learn and practice parliae mentary procedure, to study the current sports of the season, to learn the rules of basketball, football, and baseball, and to keep up with outstanding personalities in current sports. Coach lack Glasgow is sponsor of the club, which has the following officers: Kenneth L u k e n s , presi- ,y , dent, Teddy Clark, vice president, Granville Ham- bright, secretaryg and Dale , Avant, reporter, Clubs Sub-Deb Club The Sub-Deb Club is composed of a group ot girls who stu d y eti- quette and proper con- duct. Mrs. Edna Shaw is the sponsor. Elizabeth Alexander is president, To Neita Adams, vice president, Peggy Alexander, secretary, and larret Vogan, reporter. The Busy Bee Club The Busy Bee Club includes girls who wish to make things with needle and thread. This club helps to create interest in the Future Homemakers Club when the girls are old enough to join. Pauline Edomm is president, Alice Duncan, vice president, Betty lean Goode, secretary, and Marie Knight, reporter. The sponsor is Mrs. Anona Brown. Clubs Future Farmers The purposes of the Future Farmers of America are to de- velop in its m e m b e r s good citizenship, cooperation, and agricultural leadership that is gg U competent and aggressive. Mr. R. A. Godwin is sponsor of the club. The officers are as follows: Lester Knape, president, Hallie Triplett, vice president, lack jones, secretary, Lawrence Walker, treasurer, john AF, Kirk, reporter, Eddie Simpson, parliamentariang Henry Winston, sentinel, Bob Yore, historiang George Richie, second vice presidentg Clarence Kucera, third vice pre-sidentg and Alvie Lee Winton, song leader. The Alvin Chapter of the Future Farmers is composed of both junior and senior high boys. Many of the members have made splendid records in their projects this year. The Harp Club Probably few schools can boast or Harp Club. Membership in this club is not confined to any one school in Alvin, as there have been members from elementary, junior high, and senior high schools, The club meets once a month to "talk harp", to become acquainted with more harp music, and to learn about famous harpists. Miss Helen Horton is the sponsor of this group. loann P u ce k is president, Carolyn Corbett, vice president, Bobbie Alexander, secretary, and Kaye Dyche, reporter. ClubS Y-Teens Mrs. Velma McDermett is the sponsor of the junior high school Y-Teen group, a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association. The club helps to build characterg it engages in many worthwhile activities. Bobbie Gene Brouse is the president, Bette Io Dixon, vice president, Ioann Toner, secretary, and Nancy Duncan, reporter. The picture above was taken at the annual Christmas lormal, given by the group. Future Homemakers of America Mrs. Anona Brown, the junior high school homemaking teacher, is the guide and director of the Future Homemakers oi Alvin Iunior High School. The club has several purposes which contribute to the development of a growing appreciation of the joys and satistactions oi successful homemaking. This club is nation-wide in its scope and influence. Mary Mitchell is presidentg lean Abney, vice president, Bette Dixon, secre- taryg Barbara Booth, treasurer, Doris Richie, parliamentarian, Virginia Nichols, historian,-and Kathryn Keener, reporter. The picture shown below was taken in assembly the day the senior high Future I-lomemakers helped to install the junior high officers. lfxllios lfxlho Cheer leaders for 1948-49 Were Bobbie Gene Brouse, Ola Faye Plaster, Pat Alex- ander, Betty Collom, Barbara Booth, and Bette Io Dixon. Frank Cole and Ioe Davidson were football captains, and Flora Stanton was football sweetheart Mary Anna Rupert Was May Fete Queen in 1948. lBelowJ Iimmy Stansel served as presi- dent ot the Student Council this year. -lf' fi A- VV' , f- A A 1,53---we 4 , .,.. -,v mms' ' IfE'M??i'f " . ' K Q Y ' , A vi i ' ,J ef 5 vi Xl" X lAbovel Pat Alexander was assembly president. Carmen Koonce and Ioe David- son won the American Legion Award last spring. Ola Faye Plaster was editor ol the annual, and Virginia Nichols was edi- tor of the school paper. i Jumor Hugh Favoriks Most Representative Elizabeth Alexander Kenneth Wood I 5 ff ,,-f"""" ,. lil I .4 ,, A' -,- , . .-lv.w'1,,, -3,-H3. '21 -V 'Q va-Wf Handsomest Kenneth Lukens Most Beautiful Joann Pucek JUVIIOV' H I l:-GVOVITGS Best Sports Elizabeth Alexander Frank Cole F riendliest Bobbie Gene Brouse Neal Bates Junior Hlqh Favorsks Most Popular Barbara Booth George Eddie Webb f' 'fwvde fe ..-1""" ,--- n,i C """ Most Studlous E' "MMU, Gordon Barrett ---7-' ' Nh. - '--""""""" Frances Boyd K df z g. V 4 . ,Af L N ,. -K ngivq: Ex! , I in . . -' ' r B V V if ! k 'A X l 'xl ft A m ..'f"' , W: . '1 - 'Y JL x 1 if! satire Jumor Hlqh i-avoriTeS Most Courteous Betty Collom Joe Davidson ,--nmvlll Smile Queen M---1 Jo Neita Adams U., Smile King Lee McC1'umme-1 WM .M.,,...., .M-.-.-.Q X I Q i it 3 1 Q 'xx X X X j a ,LX f N XY x, ,, ,lf ' ' ,f fx H jf' , Q 3 ' . v "V - L X -if W i Z f .A 'GW ' 1 fi. ' -- ' 4 ' " ' 513' ' 1 ax X Xiiwfmws 1, ff L4 --2-fy. , fi 1 k . 7 71 ' 'ffmgri Qi-iw 5" 4 T A Qj ,lf ' J IT 1' f y Ju g' X ' "WS , ' -fi n . ig ,' . , if l x X19 ? '? ,+4 i .x u N . -xv ' i"N ' V' ' . X .Xxx X! -. 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