Aransas Pass High School - Panther Prowl Yearbook (Aransas Pass, TX)
- Class of 1954
Page 1 of 138
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MR. H. T. FAULK
Mr. Faulk dedicated his lite to the growth and establishment ofthe Aransas Pass Public Schools, He watched
the schools grow from one small building, housing 200 students, to a modern school system, enrolling more than
1600, during his 25-year term as superintendent here. He will always be remembered by the students and faculty:
and his life will be a challenge to all.
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MRS. H. T. FAULK
'Behind every great man there is a great woman", and Mrs. Faulk is indeed a great woman. She not only aided
Mr. Faulk in a way no one else could, but promoted the growth of the P.T.A. with her service and.loyalty.
Staff cledicates the 1954 Panther Prowl.
Toy
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Left to right: E. E. Dimuline,' W. E. Boehnkef H. O. Coleman: W. T. Wiff, Presidentg H. M. Atfcwoy,
Vice-Presidentj L. E. Roy, Secretaryj T. D. Crow.
In Memory of
A. A. ALLEN
who faithfull served on the
School Boarjfor I7 years.
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May l congratulate you on your achievements in preparing this pictorial record. ln the years to
come, as you look through your annual, may it bring pleasant memories of your years in APHS.
We need to recognize that freedom of the mind is as sacred as freedom of the press, freedom
of worship, and freedom of assembly. Our school has taught you to think for yourselves, to focus
and discipline your mind. This freedom of mind is yours, the most precious of possessions. Use it
well and the world is in your grasp.
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Webster, among other definitions, describes a student as 'an attentive and systematic obser-
ver". Naturally, these qualities should not be confined only to a school or classroom. You are
students today and workers of tomorrow. Citizens today must be more than attentive and systematic
observers.
Opportunity knocks once at your door, then why not give your best to the school by your spirit
and your personality. You will take from the school its contribution to your dreams.and visions,
and its shaping of your skills to perform in Iife's service.
May memories of high school reward you richly all the days of your life.
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NOLAN ASHMORE HERBERT CHISUM
Science 84 Driver Education Band
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T. P.i- CLEM ANN COOK
Science Home Economics
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OLIVE EARNEST
Mathematics
NITA ELLIS
English St Bookkeeping
GLYNDOLYN ERICSON
English St Speech
ELBERT FRANKLIN ZELL GRASSE
Industrial Arts English 8t Spanish
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f NELL HEFLEY
FLORENCE GRIFFITH A- J- HAGY
Home Economics
Custodian of Buildings
2 Government 8K History
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NELL KLINE JACKIE MCELHANNON
Business Administration Boys' P. E.
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RUTH ROLLS BESS TURNBOUGH
Secretory Librarian
BETTY WARREN
Girls' P. E.
W. J. WHEAT,-EY MARTIN WHEELER
Mathematics English SQ History
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President. . .
Vice-President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer .
Parliamentarian
Student Council
Sponsors - -
OFFICERS
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. Joe Frandolig
- - Billy Olson
Harolene Lister
. Mable Howard
Tommy Hadden
. . Janie Mayer, Lewis Jernigan
. . Betty Warren, Elbert Franklin
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JACKIE ALMON
Valedictorian-'54
Who's Who-'52,'53,'54
Band-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Officer-'52,'53,'54
District Band-'5'l,'53
Science Club-'531 Officer-'53
Golden Cats-'5l,'52
Sigma Tau-'541 Officer-'54
Speech Club-'54
Debate Team-'54
2nd District-'54
Spanish Club-'52,'53,'54
President-'53
May Fete Royalty-'53,'54
Student Council-'5'l,'52,'54
Class Officer-'5l,'53
H. E. Club-'52
Prowl Staff-'53,'54i Editor-'54
Most Likely to Succeed iSr.l-'54
JOANN BAUK NIGHT
Band--'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'53,'54
Officer-'53,'54
H. E. Club-'5'l,'52,'53
Library Club-'53
Librarian-'53
Scream Staff--'54
Honor Student-'54
DOYLE BEAGLE
Safety Patrol -'51
Science Club-'52
JOHNNIE BEASLEY
Football-'53,'54
Letterman's Club-'54
Band-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'52
Speech Club-'54
Sigma Tau-'54
Officer-'54
Student Council-'54
Officer-'54 '
May Fete Royalty-'54
Jazz Band-'53,'54
Best Dancer iSr.l-'54
PAUL BEATY
Band-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
District Band-'52
lst rating in solo-'53,'54
Spanish Club-'52
Library Club-'54
Speech Club-'54
May Fete Royalty-'53
Science Club-'5'l,'52
Jazz Band-'53,'54
GAYLE BIGELOW
Band-'5'l,'52,'53
H. E. Club-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Library Club-'53,'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Scream Staff-'54
May Fete Royalty-'54
Basketball-'53,'54
Volleyball-'52
Speech Club-'54
Officer-'54
Extemporaneous Speaker-'54
2nd District-'54
CHARLOTTE BUJAN
Library club-'52
Student Council-'52
Pep Squad-'52,'53
Speech Club-'54
H. E. Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
HELEN CHAPPELL
H. E. Club-'53,'54
Pep Squad-'54
PAT CRANFILL
NOLA JANE COOPENDER
Band-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Twirler-'52,'53,'54
H. E. Club-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'53,'54
Spanish Club-'53
Library Club-'54
Student Council-'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
May Queen-'54
Speech Club-'54
GENEVIEVE CURRY
Class Officer--'Sl
H. E. Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
Library Club-'52
Science Club-'52
Golden Cats-'52,'53,'54
Most Beautiful-'53
Speech Club-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'54
BETTY DEMORY
Pep Squad-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
H. E, Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Library Club-'52,'53,'54
Science Club-'52,'53
May Fefe Rayaliy-'53,'54
Golden Cats-'53
Volleyball-'53
Pep Squad Officer-'54
Science Club Officer-'54
PETER JOHN DUPNIK
Science Club-'53,'54
Library Club-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'54
JOHNNY DURHAM
SANTA ELIZONDO
Band-'5l,'52,'53
H. E. Club-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
Basketball-'53,'54
Speech Club-'53,'54
Pep Squad-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'54
BOYD FENDER
Band-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
Library Club-'52
Science Club-'52,'53
Speech Club-'54
Sigma Tau-'54
Officer-'54
JOE FRANDOLIG
Sigma Tau-'53
Officer-'53
Class President-'54
Most Likely to Succeed
iSr.l-'54
CHARLES FREEZE
Football-'5'l,'52,'53
Basketball -'5'l,'52
Letterman's Club-'5l,'52,'53
Science Club-'52,'53
HOME R GARZA
Band-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Track-'52,'53,'54
May Fete Royalty-'52
Debate-'54
ist District
2nd Regional
Speech Club-'54
Sigma Tau-'54
Officer-'54
WAVERA GILPIN
Band-'51, '52,'53,'54i Officer-
Drum Moior-'53,'54
Class Favorite-'Sl
Golden Cats-'5l,'52,'S3,'54
Library Club-'52,'54j
H. E. Club-'52,'54g Pres.-'53
Pep Squad-'52
Spanish Club-'52,'53,'54
Tennis Team-'52,'53
Class Officer-'52
Wh0's Who-'53,'54
Best-All-Round-'53,'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Lay-out Editor-'54
Speech Club-'545 Officer-'54
Scream Staff-'54p Editor-'54
Ma Fete Royalty-'54
Vorleyball Team--'53
Student Council-'541 Off.-'54
Most Likely to Succeed fSr.l-'54
Danforth Foundation Award-'54
TINA GRISTY
Football-'5'l,'52,'531'54
Basketball-'5l,'52,'-531,54
Band-'5'l,'52,'53
Student Council-'5'l,'52,'54
President-'52,'54
Class President-'52,'53
Track-'53,'54 '
Letterman's Club-'52,'53, 54
Officer-'54
Most Popular-'52,'53,'54
Library Club-'52,'54
May King-'52
May Fefe Royalty-'53,'54
Who's Who-'53,'54
Speech Club-'53p Officer-'53
Sigma Tau-'54i Officer-'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Danforth Foundation Award-
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J. M. GUIDROZ
TOMMY HADDEN
Foofboll-'51,'52,'53,'54
Football Co-Captain-'54
All-District Football-'53
Basketball-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Basketball Co-Captain-'54
All-District-'53,'54
Second Team, All District-'5
All-District Rebound
Champion-'52,'53,'54
Track'52,'53,'54
Track Co-Captain-'53
2nd District-High Hurdles-'54
3rd Regional-High Hurdles-'54
Class Officer-'5'l,'53,'54
Letterman's Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'
Officer-'52,'53f'54
Best-All-Round- 53,'54
May Fete Royalty-'54
NANCY HAUSER
GLENICE HEASLEY
Class Officer-'52
Student Council-'52
Science Club-'52
Pep Squad-'52,'53
JACK HEDGECOKE
JIMMY HOLDEN
MABLE HOWARD
Spanish Club-'52
Student Council -'52
H. E. Club-'52,'53,'54
Library Club-'52,'53,'54
Science Club-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
Scream Staff-'54
Class Officer-'54
Class Favorite-'54
May Fete Royalty-'54
LEWIS JERNIGAN
Footbal I -'5I,'52,'53,'54
Letterman' s Club-' 53,'5
Band-'5'I,'52,'53,'54
Speech Club-'54
Officer-'54
Library Club-'54
Student Council-'54
Class Officer-'5I,'54
May King-'54
May Fete Royalty-'51
F. H. A. Sweetheart-'54
ARVI D JOHANSON
M.C.H.S. Camera Club-'SI
Science Club-'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'53,'54
Sigma Tau-'54
President-'54
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
President-'54
Scream Staff-'54
Who's Who-'54
Salutatorian-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'54
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Queen of Sweethearis-'53
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May Fe'fe Royalty-'52
Speech Club-'54
EFFIE JO LEE
HAROLENE LISTER
G0lden Cats "A"-'52,'5
Volleyball 'A'-'52,'53
Library Club-'52
H. E. Club-'52,'53,'54
SCience Club-'52,'53
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'53
Class Officer-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'54
Cheerleader-'53,'54
Head Cheerleader-'54
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LEIGHTON LOTT
Football-'5'l,'52,'54
All District-'54
LeHerman's Club-'5'l,'52,'54
Officer-'54
Basketball-'5'l,'54
Sigma Tau-'54
Officer-'54
May Fete Royalty-'54
Who's Who-'54
Class Officer-'51
Baseball-'51
JANIE MAYER
Band-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Twirler-'5'l,'524,'53,'54
Golden Cats "B -'5'l,'S2,'53,'
Tennis-'52
H. E. Club-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Spanish Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Speech Club-'541 Officer4'54
Siuclent Council-'54
Library Club-'54
May Fefe Royalty-'52
Lantana Royalty--'54
Personalit -'54
Most Popullar lSr.l-'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Scream Staff-'54
Debate Team -'547-2nd District
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CLIFFORD MCCLARY
Football-'5'l,'52,'54
LeHerman's Club-'52,'54
Track-'54
LEON MCGEEHEE
EDWIN McKAY
NONA BETH MOORE
Band-'52,'53
Golden Cats-'52,'53,'54
Library Club-'535 Officer-'53
Science Club-'52
Sigma Tau-'54g Officer-'54
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Bus. Mgr. -'54
Student Council-'52,'54
H. E. Club-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Officer-'53
May Fete Royalty-'54
Most Popular-'53,'54
Who's Who-'54
Class Favorite-'52
Class Officer-'54
Best Dancer lSr.J-'54
Miss Sadie Hawkins-'52
SANDRA OLSEN
H, E, Club-'52,'53
Officer-'52,'53
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
BILLY RAY OLSON
Football-'5'l,'52,'54
Bdsketball-'53
Letterman's Club-'54
Class Officer-'52
Student Council-'52
Class Favorite-'5l,'54
Science Club-'52
Spanish Club--'52
May Fete Royalty-'52
BILLY PARKS
Football-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Letterman's Club-'5l,'52,'53,'54
Track -'52,'53,'54
Basketball-'52,'53
Golf-'54j All District-'54
Band-'5'l,'52,'535 Officer-'52 '
Class Officer-'51
Sigma Tau-'54i Officer-'54
Student Council-'52,'54
Officer-' 52, ' 54
Library Club-'52,'541Officer-'54
Speech Club-'525 Officer-'52
May Fete Royalty-'53
Outstanding Student-'53
Lantana Royalty-'54
Who's Who-'54
Personality-'54
lst District Discus-'54
Record Holder-'54
2nd RegionaldDiscus-'54
5th State Discus-'54
PHYLLIS RIDGWAY
Golden COTS-'52,'53,'54
Pep Squad-'52,'53,'54
Officer-'54
H. E. Club-'Slip Officer-'54
Library Club-'53
Shorthand ist Place District-
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Honor Student-'54
Choral Group-'52,'53,'54
VIRGIL SIMMS
Football Mgr.-'5'l,'52,'53
Basketball Mgr.-'5l,'52,'53
Track Mgr. -'5i,'52,'53
BILLIE JO SIMS
Pep Squad-'52,'53
ist Place Posture Contest-'53
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2nd Place Posture Contest-'52
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Football 'Bn-'54
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VERA SMITH
H. E. Club-'5l,'52,'53,'54
May Fefe Royalty-'5'l,'53
Most Beautiful Runner-up-'51
Most Beautiful-'54
Science Club-'52
Band'5'l
Prowl Staff-'53,'54
Library Club-'54
Student Council-'54
FREDDIE SOWARD
Band-'5i,'52,'53,'54
ist rating in solo-'52,'53,
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BUDDY STARR
Fo0fbqll-'51,'52,'53,'54
Letterman's Club-'52,'53,'54
Basketball-'5'l,'52,'53,'54
Track-'52,'53
Class Officer-'52
Class Favorite-'53
F. H. A. Sweetheart-'53
BOB STOK ES
Speech Club-'53,'54
Debate Team-'53
FRANCES WH EATLEY
Speech Club-'54
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JERRY GUTHRIE
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RUTH JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON
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BETTY ANN JOHNSON BETTY E. JOHNSON
BARBARA JONES EDWARD JUKES
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ELSIE PALMER I MERLE PATTERSON
BETTIE ROBBINS GEORGE RODRIGUEZ
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President .... . . Charles Oualline
Vice-President . . . . . Leon Woody
Secretary-Treasurer . . Curtis Olson
Reporter .... ....... M ichael Taylor
Student Council . . . . Jay Gilpin, Johnella Kubena
Sponsors . . . . . Ann Cook, W. J. Wheatley
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BALTAZAR ALVAREZ ELEEN BARBER
SANDRA BEATY BREN MSHOP
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BOBBY BRUMLEY
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JAMES COVINGTON JODY CRIDDLE 'SHARON CRIST
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ble. She is Valedictorian of the 1954
Senior Class, and is successful in
all that she attempts. She has been
named to Who's Who for three conse-
cutive years.
LESLEY SMITH is the only Junior
to attain the Who's Who honor this
year. Her cheerful and courteous
disposition makes her afavorite with
all classmates.
Eight Seniors, one Junior, and one
Sophomore were selected by the
APHS faculty for membershipin
WHO'S WHO in American high
Schools for the year 1953-54.
RONNIE YEAGER,is the only Soph-
ARVID JOHANSON' is Salutatorian
ofthe 1954 Senior Class. He is
outstanding in all phases of school
work, as well as being Managing
Editor of the school newspaper.
LEIGHTON LOTT was elected for
All-District honors in football. He is
well liked by all of APHS and is ac-
tive in all the sports ofthe school.
omore tosreceive the Who's Who honor
this year. He participates in all
school activities, as well as being
an outstanding speech student and
winning honors in District and Re-
gional Debate Contest.
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NONA BETH MOORE was Chosen
Miss Popularity of APHS for the last
two years because of her friendliness
and hard work in everything she
undertakes. She has an active part
in almost every activity she enters.
WAVERA GILPIN, drum maior forthe
last two years, has received the title
of Best-All-Round for the past two
years. She received the Da n to rth
Foundation Award for the girl show-
ing the most leadership ability in her
four years of high school.
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Ten outstanding students are select-
ed each year by the faculty, on the
basis -of leadership, dependability,
courtesy, scholarship, and participa-
tion in school activities. This is one
of the highest honors a high school
student can receive.
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JANIE MAYER was winner of first
place at state in short hand. Her
friendly smile and charm have won
her many honors, among them the title
of Miss Personality.
TINA GRI-STY has been Mr. Popu-
larity for the last three years. For
capability and friendliness, he won
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BILLY PARKS was a participant in
the State Track Meet throwing the
discus. Hi s outstanding ability in
sports and school activities have
won him the title of Mr. Personality.
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the boy with the mostleadership abil-
ity in his four years of high school.
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President . . . . . . Tino Grisfy
Vice-President . . . . Billy Parks
Secretory . . . . . Wovero Gilpin
Treasurer . . . Johnnie Beasley
Reporter . . ........ Darlene Crow
Sponsors . . . . A. A. Ericson, Scott R. Ellis
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OFFICERS
President. . .
Vice-President . .
Secretary-Treasurer
Parliamentarian
Reporter ....
Business Manager .
Student Council . . . . . .
Director ....
. . Bill McCullough
. . . Gary Boehrike
. . Jackie Almon
. . Boyd Fender
. . . Janie Mayer
Jay Gilpin
Nola Jane Coopender
. . Herbert Chisum
Bobby Jernigan was crowned Band
Sweetheart by Bill McCullough.
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The Aransas Pass High School Band received a rating of lll at the lnterscholastic
League marching contest held at Robstown on December l2, l953. The band also
presented a colorful half-time program at all the football games.
Drum Maior
Wavera Gilpin
Drum Maiorette-Joan Bailey
Twirlers-Nola Jane Coopender
Betty Sue Adams
Janie Mayer
Jerry Garner
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President. . .
Vice-President
Secretary. . .
Treasurer.
Parliamentarian
Reporter. . .
Student Council
Sponsor .....
OFFICERS
. . Arvid Johanson
. . Mable Howard
. Phyllis Riclgwuy
Betty Jane Demory
. . .Donna Farley
Genevieve Curry
. . . Carolyn Witt
. . Betty Warren
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Nelda Sawyer Harolene Luster
Jlmmle Freeland Becky Mobley
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President . . .
Vice-President
Secretary. . .
Treasurer .
Parliamentarian
Reporter . . .
Student Council
Sponsor ......
OFFICERS
. Larry White
. . . Joy Gristy
. Sandra Henry
. Jolene Davis
. . .Billy Parks
Betty Sue Adams
. .Wavera Gilpin
Bess Turnbough
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Libr r Sta F
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Standing: Roberta McMullen, Jeanne Dobbs, Linda Loftin, Clodine Cady, Merle Patterson, Lewis Smith,
Henry Vandagriff, Raymond Tiierina, Ann Byrum, Ruthie Fletcher.
Sitting: Annette Foley, Sandra Henry, Doris Hunt, Wanda Jordon, Melba Cox, Elsie Palmer, Bettie Lou
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OFFICERS
President ....... . . . Santa Elizonclo
First Vice-President . . . . . . Lesley Smith
Second Vice-President . . . . Melba Cox
Third Vice-President . . . . Carolyn Witt
Secretary ....... . . .Martha Elliott
Treasurer . . . . . . . Sandra Henry
Parliamentarian . . . . Betty June Taylor
Reporter .... .... . .Phyllis Ridgway
Sponsors . . . Florence Griffith, Ann Cook
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OFFICERS
President . . . . Ronnie Yeager
Vice-President . . . Wavera Gilpin
Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Janie Mayer
Corresponding Secretary . . . . Gayle Bigelow
Parliamentarian .... . . Lewis Jernigan
Student Council . . . . . Martha Elliott
Sponsor ........................ Glyndolyn Ericson
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OFFICERS
President .... .... . . Bette Jo Blaylock
Vice-President . . . . . Homer Garza
Secretary-Treasurer . . . Joann Bauknight
Parliamentarian . . . Ronnie Yeager
Reporter .... . . Bobby Jernigan
Student Council . . . . Santa Elizonclo
Sponsor ........................... Zell Grasse
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Science Club
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OFFICERS
President .... . . Reed Kubena
Vice-President . . . . . Mable Howard
Secretary .... . Bill McCullQugh
Treasurer . . . Ruth Bates
Reporter ..... ...... B etty Demory
Student Council . . ...... Barbara Jones
Sponsors . . . . . . T. P. Clem, Nolan Ashmore
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OFFICERS
President . . . . . Arvid Johanson
Vice-President . . . . Homer Garza
Secretary . . . . . Nona Moore
Treasurer . . . . Leighton Lott
Parliamentarian . . Boyd Fender
Reporter ....... . . . . . Jackie Almon
Student Council ....... . ........ Billy Parks
T. H. E. Committee, Chairman . . Tina Gristy, Johnnie Beasley
Sponsor ....... . ........ . ..... Olive Earnest
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Back row: Billy Parks, Joe Arzola, Johnnie Beasley, Lewis Jernigan, Tony Webb, Jerry Anderson Tommy
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Midvdrile row: James Hart, Buddy Thrift, Donald Peltier, Gary Chesnutt, Macy DuBose, Tommy Johnson Larry
ite.
Front row: Buddy Starr, Tina Gristy, Donald Buckingham, Silviano Moreno, Joe Spears, Clifford McClary
Leighton Lott. '
President. . .
Vice-President .
Secretary. . .
Treasurer . .
Parliamentarian
Reporter .
Sponsor . .
OFFICERS
. . Leighton Lott
. . .Tommy Hadden
. . .Tony Webb
. . . Billy Parks
. . Clifford McClary
. . . . . Tina Gristy
Jackie McElhannon
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Standing: Zell Grosse, Sponsor, Ruth Johnson, James Hart, Joann Bauknight, Jerry Garner, Elda Ann Tate
Gayle Bigelow, Mable Howard, Carolyn Witt, Santa Elizondo, Ross Truesdale, Lesley Smith Bette Jo
Blaylock, Janie Mayer.
Sitting: Melba Cox, Wavera Gilpin, Marie Ousley.
Editor-in-Chief . .
Managing Editor .
Business Manager .
Assistant ....
Feature Editor .
-Assistant . .
Art Editor . .
Copy Reader .
Sports Reporters .
Reporters . .
Typists . . .
Gossio Editor .
Assistant. .
Sponsor . .
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. . Wavera Gilpin
. . Arvid Johanson
. . Joann Bauknight
. . . Lesley Smith
. . Janie Mayer
. . . . Jerry Garner
. . Bette Jo Blaylock
. . . .Mable Howard
. . . James Hart, Melba Cox
. Gayle Bigelow, Marie Ousley
Ross Truesdale, Ruth Johnson
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BAPTIST BANQUET
The Baptists gave the Seniors of I954 a banquet held in the annex. A theme
of "Red Roses" was carried out, forthe class flower was the red rose. Doctor
Cobb from the University of Corpus Christi gave the main talk to the students. A
trio, also from the University of Corpus Christi, sang a medley of songs, both
spiritual and popular.
METHODIST MEXICAN SU PPER
The Methodists honored the Seniors with a Mexican Supper held in the back
yard of the Educational Annex. A theme of "Pan-Americanismu was cdrried out
in the decorations and program. Mr. Boehnke gave the Seniors a short talk, and
then they were entertained with a Mexican Dance and several tumbling acts by
the Junior High School from Corpus Christi.
PRESBYTERIAN PARTY
The Presbyterians gave the Seniors a coke party,and provided them with a
show afterwards. The refreshments consisted of cookies, nuts, and cokes. Then
the Seniors were taken down to the Rialto Theater to see "Jivaro" starring Fer-
nando Lamas and Rhonda Fleming.
The Seniors of 1954 appreciated the time and trouble taken by the various
churches to make their last year a time of ioy and happiness.
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CO-CAPTAINS
Tommy Hodden COACHES Tina Gristy
Nolan Ashmore, Head Coach M. B. Nelson, Jackie McElhcnnon
MANAGERS
Justin Gristy Joe Arzolu Wilbum Donelgon
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OMMY HADDEN, senior co-captain, TINA GRlSTY senior co-captain, earn- LEIGHTON LOTT, senior guard, was
orked hard for his fourth letter as ed his fourth letter as halfback. Tina the only All-District boy this year. He
uarterback. He was very outstanding is a fine team leader and hard worker. was a fine competitor, and was out-
nder pressure, and one ofthe few who He also lettered in three sports and standing on both offense and defense.
ettered in three sports this year. made the District Second team.
TONY WEBB, iunior end, earned his BILLY PARKS, senior tackle, earned
second letter in football. Although his fourth letter. Although hampered
moved from center to end, Tony did a by a bad back, he played good ball all
fine iob. year.
Qai-
BUDDY STARR, senior halfback who CLIFFORD MCCLARY, senior guard,
earned hisfourth letter, was the team's earned his second letter for the Pan-
leading scorer again for the fourth year. thers. He was outstanding on offense
He made the District Second team. and a very hard worker.
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JOE'SPEARS, iunior fullback, earned JAMES HART, iunior center, played DONALD PELTIER, iunior end, earn-
his third letter. Joe was always good entirely offense. He was a ,very good ed his second letter. He played offense
for on extra yard. man and earned his second letter this and defense, he was a good pass re-2
Year- ceiver, and lettered in three sports this
year.
LEWISJERNIGAN, seniortackle, earn- WESLEY SHIRLEY, iunior tackle, earn-
ed his second letter. Lewiswas a hard ed his second letter. Wesley will be
worker and played good offensive ball. remembered for his downfield blocking
and being an outstanding tackle.
DONALD BUCKINGHAM, iunior half- GARY CHESNUTT, iunior end, earned
back, was a very hard worker. He was his second letter. He did a fine iob as
one of our best defensive backs. He relief for both ends, and did an out-
lettered in three sports. standing job on defense.
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1.
OHNNIE BEASLEY, senior tackle, SILVIANO MORENO, iunior guard, won
arned his first letter, and was one of his second letter. He was a very hard
he most important boys on the squad. worker and did a good iob backing the
Johnnie relieved almost anyone on the line.
line of defense.
BILLY OLSON, senior halfback, earn-
ed his first letter for the Panthers. He
worked hard and did a good job in re-
lieving on offense.
LARRY WHITE, lunior guard and first
letter man, was a tireless worker and
did a good iob backing the line.
MACY DUBOSE, sophomore guard and
second letter man, showed improvement
toward the latter part of the season
and should do nicely next season.
TOMMY JOHNSON, iunior guard and
first letter man, hampered by lack of
experience, showed much improvement
and great possibilities for next year.
JERRY O. ANDERSON, sophomore
tackle and first letter man, who was
iniured at the first of the season, filled
in nicely when needed.
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FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1953
Kenedy . .
Port Lavaca
Premont. .
Refugio .
'Tatt. . .
'Robstown. .
'San Diego .
"'Sinton . .
"""Falfurrias
'Freer .......
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'H'DlSTRlCT 3lAA CHAMPIONS
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Back row: Coach Nolan Ashmore, Dal LaBaume, Robert Thrift Earl Perkins Ruel I ove Ralph Green
Herman Teller, Jay Gilpin.
Middle row: R. H. Smith, Eddie Taylor, Sonny Parks, Michael Taylor Eugene Lindley Eugene Sanchez
Bobby Phillips, JimmylBauknight.
B' TEAM
Front row: Gene Wright, Jim Humphries, Robert Shake, Joe Yoder Charles Oualline Ronnie Jones Buddy
Thrift.
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GOLDEN PANTHER "A"
Back row: Tommy Hadden, Donald Peltier, Tony Webb.
Front row: Leighton Lott, Donald Buckingham, Tina Gristy, Coach Ashmore.
GOLDEN PANTHER 'B'
Back row: Coach Ashmore, James Hart, Jay Gilpin, Wesley Shirley, Gary Chesnutt.
Front row: Manager .Joe Arzola, Wilburn Donelson, Justin Gristy, Charles Moorehead, Manager Eugene
Lindley.
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DONALD BUCKINGHAM
Guard
3 years
TINA GRISTY
Guard
4 years
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LEIGHTON LOTT
Guard
1 year
DONALD PELTIER
Forward 8g Center
3 years
TOMMY HADDEN
Al I-District
Center 8 Forward
4 years
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TONY WE BB
Forward
2 years
Volleyb all
Standing: lvalw Hicks, Shirley Lowe, Lula Wallace, Donna Farley, Bobby Jernigan, Sandra Henry, Estelle
Garcia, Barbara Jones.
Kneeling: Dovie Holden, Margie Prescott, Billie Jo Ercanbrack, Joyce Reid, Beatrice Farr, Clara Magnison.
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GOLDEN CATS MA' STRING
Left to right: Genevieve Curry, Phyllis Ridgway, Haroiene Lister, Donna Farley, Bette Jo Blaylock, Man-
ager, Wavera Gilpin, Betty Warren, Coach, Claudeen Hawkins, Melba Cox, Nona Moore, Jimmie Freeland,-
lvalt Jean Hicks.
ist. Champ
GOLDEN CATS 'B' STRING
Standing: Betty Warren, Coach, Mary Ann Sims, Margaret Ulch, Ann Studeman, Gayle Bigelow, Clara Mag-
nison, Margaret Konvicka.
Sitting: Bette Jo Blaylock, Manager, Elda Ann Tate, Santa Elizondo, Janie Mayer, Trevia Williams, Shirley
Lowe, Beatrice Farr, Addie Sue Ridgway.
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BILLY JO SIMS, Senior forward, lettered
3 yrs. She had a better shooting average
than any of her team-mates.
WAVERA GILPIN, senior forward, letter-
ed 3 yrs. Her aggressiveness and self-
confidence helped to win many games.
PHYLLIS RIDGWAY, senior forward,
lettered 3 yrs. Known for her dribbling
and fantastic hook shot, she wasan asset
to the team.
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MELBA COX, iunior guard, lettered for
her second time. Her accuracy and deter-
mination to win was a great help tothe
team.
NONA MOORE, senior forward, lettered
2yrs. Her spirit and fight made the differ-
ence between losing and winning several
games.
HAROLENE LISTER, senior guard, letter-
ed 3 yrs. Her capability and team work
helped make the Cats a winning team.
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GENEVIEVE CURR Y, Senior guard, let-
tered for her first year. Her pep and never-
give-up spirit helped send the team to
many victories.
DONNA FARLEY, iunior guard, lettered
for her second year. Her ability to get the
rebounds pushed the team to victory many
times
IVAH JEAN HICKS, junior guard, lettered
for the first time this year. She showsi
great ability as a guard with
ance and determination to win.
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Track
The Panther Track team placed third in the District Meet behind Freer and San Diego. Represent-
atives at'the Regional Meet were:
Billy Parks, discus, Homer Garza, 880 yd. run, Joe Arzola, mile run, Tommy Hadden and Donald
Peltier, high hurdles, Reed Kubena, Tina Gristy, Arville Senter, and Donald Buckingham, mile
relay.
Billy Parks represented the Panthers at the State Meet.
Top row: Coach MacElhannon, Billy Parks, Tommy Hadden, Jay Gilpin, ArvilleSenter, Reed Kubene,
Jimmy Bauknight, Jerry Anderson, Donald Peltier, Joe Arzola, .Homer Garza.
Middle row: Jerry Hitzman, Michael Taylor, Tina Gristy, Clifford McClary, Donald Buckingham,
Buddy Thrift, James Hart, Robert Thrift.
Bottom row: Ralph Green, Ronnie Jones, Silviano Moreno, Charles Oualline, Robert Shake, Casey
Chatman.
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WAVERA GILPIN
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LEIGHTON LOTT
Lettered in 3 sports
All-district football
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Editor-in-Chief .
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Assistants . . Nola Coopender, Betty Taylor, Bobby Jernigan
Art Editor . . .............. . Bette Blaylock
Assistant ........... ........ . Vera Smith
Business Si Advertising Managers . . . . Nona Moore, Gayle Bigelow
Assistants .......... . . Lesley Smith, Marie Ousley
Sports Editors . . . .Tina Gristy, Janie Mayer
Assistants . . . . Reed Kubena, Melba Cox
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Wavera Beagle 'lO. The great fumbling team.
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Teacher or student?
Smilie Smith.
Shame on you, Delores
Jimmie Buckingham.
Just want the facts.
Whose legs?
Need a ride? See
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Texans who know go
T.S.O. fTexas State
Optical.,
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A windy day eh, Marie
Some cave chick!
Lewis and his comics.
Movie Stars!
How did you manage
it, Carolyn.
Waiting for someone,
Darlene?
Did you three just get
up?
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resting.
Perfectly contented
What planet are you
from, Lesley?
Wonder what was said.
Miss Elliott, famous
model of today.
ls today cleaning day?
Nona! Where are your
clothes?
Stepping lightly.
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that ball at, Billie
Hadden?
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RE-UNION OF CLASS OF 1954
Let's all take a trip to the future-to T964-and imagine ourselves at a re-union of the senior class of '54.
They have gathered from all parts of the world for this gala occasion.
Miss Janie Mayer is head scrub lady in J. M. Guidorz hotel in Estes, only one of his many hotels on earth.
She has lust accounced the Master of Ceremonies, Miss Wavera Gilpin, and asked if any one has washing to take
it to Waggy's Laundry in Ingleside for a real clean iob.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
The first noted person we'll see is that great scientist, Jackie' Almon, who invented the "Zn bomb which guar-
antees to rebuild the world after the "H" bomb destroys it.
You've all heard of Bauknight Fashions. We have with us Miss Joann Bauknight, originator of the new space-
travel designs, and her famous model, Billie Jo Simms, wearing her latest creation, "Spring is Sprung". Doesn't it
look lovely with her Mohawk?
And now we have the president of the Beasley-Weasley Grocery Company, Mr. Johnny Beasley. What is the
price of rice is lower Slobbovia these days?
Admiral Bepty, lust returned from sailing around Mars in his famous life raft with his crew of Tommy Smith
and Jimmy Johnson, who made the startling discovery that Kellogg's Pep does not snap, crackle, and pop on Mars.
We are fortunate, indeed, to have the former Miss Universe, Miss Gayle Bigelow, with us today. She is now a
Mrs. Won't you say a few words for the press?
Madame Buian flew down here in a special space ship from Venus. She has been teaching the hula dance to
all the Venetians.
Maybe Senorita Wheatley and her band of dancers, Helen Chappell and Glenice Heasley, wi II do a number ,for
us.
And Nola Jane is owner of the famed Dude Ranch, "Priceless Paradisen. Is hubby with the children, tonight?
Dr. Cranfill, did you leave the death-bed ofthe King lust to be here? This is indeed a pleasure, l am sure.
Marilyn Monroe finally stopped using Ayds, that miracle calorie counter, you all know, and Genevieve Curry
has taken her place in the spotlight. She, too, has married a Joe.
B. J. Demory, author of uParadise Foundn is among the crowd of celebrities tonight. I'm sure she will give an
autograph with every book she sells tonight. A
Sir John Dupnik, national idol of women everywhere, is seated at the far end of the table. Down, girls!
Oh, here is Le Clere, your old classmate Santa, currently noted as the best-dressed'Martian, iust back from
her sixth honeymoon. She is Mrs. Anderson again.
Hammerlock Fender, making his comback after being defeated by Awful Arvid, you may have known in his
pre-wrestling days as Arvid Johanson, took time out from training to be with us tonight.
President of our senior class, Joe Frandolig, has reached the height as President of the Universe. It is amaz-
ing what can happen in iust ten years.
Professor Freeze, just returning from the ancient ruins of Aransas Pass, has discovered a strange sounding
record called ,Honey Hush' remarkably preserved.
You have all heard of the case of Freddie Soward vs. the Supreme Court of the Universe. Here is that lawyer
and famous debater, Homer Garza who won the case for Mr. Soward, and is now free to play his baritone any place
in the universe without being arrested for disturbing the peace.
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Tina Gristy was not able to be with us tonight but he has sent his picture on 4D TV which he invented. l'd
have someone turn on the set but why ruin a wonderful banquet?
Tommy and Harolene Hadden have carried the class prophecy of Most Likely to Marry and are now blessed
with nine sets of twins, boys!
General Smith's beautiful wife, Mable Howard. your class favorite of '54, is seated at the far end of the table.
This is indeed an honor.
We have iust received an announcement that Shirley Jordan won the toe hop at the Olympics. The former win-
ner, Billy Olson, was disqualified because he spelled his name wrong on the entrace blank.
Clifford McClary, taking Liberace's place, iust returned from his concert at Carnegie Hall with his glamorous
wife, Nell. Won't you play us your latest composition?
Lady Luck has smiled on us tonight since Nona Moore, local heroine who has iust rescued thirteen people
from the space crash on the moon, is here on the far side of the table. I think she deserves a big hand.
Maybe some of you have noticed on the backs of Super Comics, Billy Parks' Atlas course. Maybe he will re-
move his coat and show us his muscles.
Phyllis Ridgway, better known as Friendly Phyllis, head of the love-lorn society on Jupiter, is here with her
latest recommendation.
Buddy Starr has iust bought the Cadillac Manufacturing Company. Their latest addition is Starr-lite, the fast-
est space car on 3 wheels. He has plans for a new smaller line called "Twinkle-Twinkle".
Many of you have seen the new play, "Everybody Snores", and in the audience tonight is the distinguished
playwright, Bob Stokes, author of this play.
And we have with us tonight Doyle Beagle, the noted space rod racer, and his lovely wife, Joan.
Virgil Sims and Jack Hedgecoke, known as the Mad Hatters, have brought the sketches of their latest hat
styles and l'm sure they are simply out of this world.
Nancy Hauser and Effie Jo Lee, famous 4D TV stars are in costume for their latest show, 'The Charles More-
head Storyn, autobiography of that famous band leader of the Tennessee Plow Boys.
Ethel Koenig, the new ambassador to Venus, has iust made a flying visit to this country to speak to Congress
on 'Crumminism vs. Americanism".
Lewis Jernigan, manufacturer of that new trend in lipstick "Green Flamen, is seated at the back of the room.
His motto is-'lf you are not completely satisfied, bring the lipstick back on person and l will remove it free of
charge".
Also in the crowd are the old teachers of the class of '54-Mr. Franklin, who is now teaching the children on
Jupiter how to draw glass houses and to make belts out of platinum, is taking time out to be with us.
Mrs. Ericson, the lady with the seeing eye dog, has retired from the teaching profession and is now running a
home for lost cats. Her husband, Mr. Ericson, was recently appointed Superintendent of the toothpick factory which
now stands where APHS rested until the schools were banned from the earth. Yes, AP HS makes good toothpicks.
And here are those newly,weds, the former Miss Warren and Ernie. They do make a striking couple, don't,they?
Ernie is now head of the police department at Lower Slobbovia and Miss Warren is first sergeant in charge of adult
deliquency.
Why, Mrs. Griffith, how nice to have you with us! l know how busy you are manufacturing your pills which end
all the need for cooking. What flavor are you eating now? Steak or mince pie?
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, do you have a new dance step to demonstrate? You are all doing the rabbit flip which they
introduced several years ago at the opening of the show.
It is indeed a pleasure to have Professor Ashmore here tonight. This is the first time he has been onthe planet
since he and his wife set out for the Moon to work on the Ashmore Theory. The only person in the world who can
explain it is his daughter, Mary Lou. Oh yes, he should be congratulated since he was blessed with triplet boys!
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Savings on all your purchases any day in the week
Save the I. Cf. A. Super Market way
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Air conditioned for your shopping comfort
TARPON DRIVE IN THEATER
Where you can see a good show
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Automobile Financing
Furniture Loans
OIL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION
CIO LOCAL 316
Some of the primary obiectives of organized labor are:
I. High Wages
2. Good Working Conditions
3. Job Security
4. Annual Paid Vacations
5. Family Insurance Program
6. Adequate Retirement Income
'ZS of the workingman's dollar is spent right here in Aransas Pass
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL LABOR ORGANIZATION!
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INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS HANGOUT
Dine in the Exquisite
'LA BALINESE ROOM'
Phone 77 Port Aransas, Texas
FRANK BELKEN INSURANCE
Frank Belken's insurance office will offer the
best in insurance to one and aII. Make a date to
visit it at once.
COMMERCIAL MOTOR COMPANY
'Your friendly Ford dealer'
PHONE 32
McGRATH ELECTRIC
MOTOR WORKS
Marine Industrial
R.C. IfPafI McGrath
. P. IO. Box 332 Phone 321
GEORGE MOTOR SALES
We, as o Chrysler-Plymouth dealer, proudly and
cheerfully accept our responsibility to deliver the
highest degree of service to all car owners.
Aransas Pass, Texas
LOYD W. RICHARDSON
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
General Marine Contractors
Dragline Work-Pile Driving-'Towing
Barging-Dredging
ARANSAS PASS, TE XAS
G A R R E T T ' S
A complete line of Humble products
ARANSAS LUMBER COMPANY
For the best in building materials and interior dec-
orations see the Aransas Lumber Company
Specializing in the best, Aransas Lumber Co.
gives the service that is required for good and
sound building.
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WILSON'S GRILL
Spealizing in seafood and steaks
Air-Conditioned
GRISTY RADIO AND TELEVISION
"Your original TV dealer"
PHONE 328
Aransas Pass, Texas
PORT ARANSAS MERCANTILE CO
Let us be a one-stop market
for your groceries, hardware,
and clothes
PARK 8: SHOP FOOD STORE
Groceries, meats, and feeds
FREE PARKING!
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E. E. DIMALINE, D. C.
X-Ray Technician
Chiropractor Since I937
2OI So. Commercial St. Telephone 282
Aransas Pass, Texas P. O, Box 874
RHODES PHARMACY
"Your Family DFUQQISIII
Phone 495
Aransas Pass: Texas
Reliable PrescriPII0" Serwce
THE FIRST STATE BANK
ARANSAS PASS, TEXAS
Located in the heart ot Aransas Pass, The First
State Bank stands ready to serve students and
'tacu I ty members, a s well as townspeople. The
bank is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
MATHEWS SPORTMAN'S HEADQUARTERS
CALL US FOR -
Hunting or Fishing Reservations
Telephone 86 - Port Aransas
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Aransas Pass, Texas
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TEXAS TELEPHONE COMPANY
"The Value ofthe Telephone is
Greater than the Cost."
CITY GROCERY 8. MARKET
On our well stocked shelves you will find all your
needs, You will find the best grades of meat, dairy
products, etc. Shop at City Grocery and Market.
Richard Fellerts
Manager
GULF COAST DIESEL 8. ELECTRIC
Our business is built on service
Harold Seals-Calvin Seals-Mike Flanagan
Day Phone: 535 Night Phone: 239-M
SULLY BROS. GROCERIES AND APPLIANCES
For the best in fine foocls, Admiral TV5,
refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners.
TV Service Und Installations
phone' 34 300 N. Houston Street
SNYDER MOTOR COMPANY
"Buy where it pays to save".
New and Used Cars
Phone 666
So. Commercial Street
Aransas Pass, Texas
CITY BARBER SHOP
We specialize in chilciren's haircuts
Seatoocls - Steaks - Chops - Salads
Sandwiches
SOUTH'S GRILL
Where the Sportsmen Relax
Home ofthe South's Famous Cuisine
JAMES 8 AGNES SOUTH, Prop.
Telephone 32 - Port Aransas, Texas
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TAYLOR FURNITURE COMPANY
"Let us make your house a home"
RECORD SHOP
For your collection ofiC1ZZ or Cl0SSiCS See
fine assortment of Victor, Capitol,and Dec-
ca records in Koutman's Record Shop. Also,
the most modern recorcl-players.
CAGE - MARSHALL FUNERAL HOME
Cage-Marshall Funeral Home offers the city of
Aransas Pass an d the near by community modern
and courteous service. Cage-Marshall is con-
veniently located and can be reached at any time.
Charles Marshall
Manager
GRILL CAFE - TAXI
"Two places to eat, here and at h om e," The
secret ofthe Grill's success is simple: good food
and low prices. We specialize in seafood s and
s tea la Sa "Kokie's Kal:s" are prompt ond depend-
able. For all right toxi service, CALL I64,
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COAST MATERIALS
Reaclymix Concrete - Sand 3 Gravel
Aransas Pass, Texas
Phone 392
CROW SHEET METAL WORKS
PHONE 91-Y
Aransas Pass, Texas
EDWARD'S HUMBLE STATION
Cleveland 8 Commercial
Phone 395
Come to EDWARD'S HUMBLE STATION for
courteous service, and Treat your car right by
using Humble products. We carry a complete
line.
CONN BROWN
Real ESTCIYE Abgfrqcig
Leases
Aransas Pass, Texas
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MANNING'S .IEWELERS
Diamonds - Watches - Silverware
CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS
NAYLOR HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE C0
GIFT ITEMS
HOUSEWARES
APPLIANCES and
HOME FURNISHINGS
GUY BIGELOW RADIO SERVICE
Radio Telephone - Bendix Depth Recorder
RADIO-MARINE BENDIX-MARINE
Sales 8x Service
BOX 1057 Phone I02
Aransas Pass, Texas
AHRENS FEED STORE
Ahrens Feed Sfore, convenieniiy Iocated in the
heart of Aransas Pass, 'stands ready to serve one
and all with prompt delivery and courteous services
CONSOLIDATED DRY GOODS
To see the best in wearing apparel one must see
the CONSOLIDATED DRY GOODS store. Choice
quality and up-to-date designs gi ve a person the
real "new look."
JOHNSON-RENEAU SERVICE STATION
If your car is sluggish, switch to Humble Esso
Extra, found at Johnson-Ren eau's along with
friendly and courteous service.
BAKERY CAFE
The Aransas Bakery stands ready to serve
business men, families, and visitors alike.
When thinking of a good place to eat, think of
the Aransas Bakery.
YEAGER ELECTRIC AND
PLUMBING COMPANY
For assurance in electrical work and the newer
electrical equipment for your home and business
see YEAGER ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
TRAIL DRIVE IN THEATRE
Aransas Pass, Texas
Hi-way 35
"BRlNGING YOU THE BEST
IN ENTERTAINMENT"
Air Conditioned
KAUFMAN'S
LARGEST AND MOST MODERN DEPT
STORE IN SAN PATRICIO COUNTY
Aransas Pass, Texas
JUSTIN SNYDER PONTIAC C0
Your Pontiac Dealer
PHONE 79
Aransas Pass, Texas
SCOTT'S CAFE
You will always enioy fl1e best af ScoH's C
HOMEMADE PIES AND PASTRIES.
PHONE 9534
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LITTLE BOB'S
You Never Go Away Hungry
STEAKS SEAFOODS
CHICKEN PINTO BEANS
GREEN ONIONS
PHONE 240-Y
Aransas Pass, Texas
DE LA ROSA GROCERY
"Conveniently located" and "low prices" is the
De La Rosa Grocery.
ARANSAS PASS INSURANCE AGENCY
R. P. PARK, owNER
422 South Commercial Street
Telephone 50-W
Aransas Pass, Texas
HANDER'S SERVICE STATION
Hander's Service Station is one ofthe more
popular Humble stations in Aransas Pass, where
courteous service awaits all customers.
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Specializing in mexi-hot foods, and tops in quick,
dependable service has established the "Br i g h t
Sp ot" the favorite drive-in of Aransas Pass.
PICK AND PAY GROCERY
PGY CGSI1 - Pay Less
WOOD LUMBER COMPANY
"THINK OF LUMBER-
THINK OF WOOD"
Paints - Hardware - and Building Materials.
MILLS - ROBINSON HARDWARE
Qualify - Courtesy - Service
Sporting Goods, Dishes, Pittsburgh Paint,
Philco Products
Hollis C. Coleman, Mgr.
P.0. Box l256 - Telephone 172
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LlGHTFOOT'S TEXACO STATION V
We carry ca complete line of
TEXACO products. v
For Specialized Service for
your car, see Lighffoof.
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PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
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Mos? anything you will need
PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
DEL MAR YACHT BA-SIN
PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
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TEXAS FlSHERMAN'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.
P. O. Box IO26 Telephones: 387 an
ARANSAS PASS, TEXAS
HOUGHTON'S KING COLE FOOD STORE
Quality foodstuffs is the reason for
KING COLE'S
popularity in Aransas -Pass.
WALKERS VARIETY STORE
Outfitters for the entire family.
Courteous Service AlWGyS
Phone 2OIW Box 677
IDEAL CLEANERS
Don E. Appleman Aransas Pass, Texas
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MATTHEWS FISH COMPANY
WHOLESALE SEAFOODS
PHONES: 385 and 417
COASTAL FREEZING PLANT
ARANSAS PASS, TEXAS
GULF COAST MARINE WAYS
Aransas Pass, Texas Phones! 97-397
Complete Marine Service ------------------ WIWOIGSGIS JOIJIDSYS
'If we don'f have if, we'II get if"
T A R P 0 N I N N
PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
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DREDGING
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KAUFMAN'S BEAUTY SALON
Paula Crow, Owner
PHONE 3I6
B AND M FOOD LINER
Popular Brand Merchandise D FARRELL S GROCERY AND MARKET
PopuIcgtPrices Best Prices in Town
Friendly Service is Qu, Pleaswe Open 5:00 A.M. until 8:30 P.M. Everyday
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Free Parking Free Delivery , ,
Ph 568 v I Friendly Service
one Owned and Opemhm ggmmercm Phone 599 N. Commercial
Allen Bartlett
Harold Mayer
O L I V A R E S G R O C E R Y BEAN PAINT AND APPLIANCE CO.
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Plenty Free Parking Space
HAP CALLISON
Borden Distributors
Let your grocer be your milkman
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I HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED GEORGE CLARK CHEVROLET CO.
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J. 8. M. BEAUTY SALON
New, up-to-date equipment
Experienced operators in all
types of beauty work
Specializing in hair styling
PHONE 575
ISLAND FOOD STORE
PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
SEA GULL COTTAGES
PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS
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Air Conditioned
Kitchenettes and Apartments
Phone 630
Aransas Pass, Texas
JOHNNY AYERS' DRIVE-IN GROCERY
Picnic Supplies
Free Parking
Cold Drinks
South Commercial Phone 537
KAUFMAN STUDIO
QW. H. Condray, Ownerl
"PORTRAlTS BY CONDRAY'
Commercials Kodak Work
Phones: Business 626-Residence 23-M
MANNERING'S
Furniture
Gifts
Novelties
Aransas Pass, Texas Phone 642
ERWIN FLOWER SHOP
Flowers For All Occasions
TELEPHONE 170
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
Your friendly, locally owned,
nationally known variety store.
Aransas Pass, Texas
SPRIEGEL APPLIANCE Cl.ENDENlNG'S
. lendenin 's modem department store specializes
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