Burges High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (El Paso, TX)
- Class of 1956
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Wc rcmembcr that only a short while ago the space now occupied by our school was barren desert disturbed only by small whirlwinds and heavy sandstorms and the tiny trails made by mini. ature creatures that live among tumbleweeds and cacti. We are able to visualize the first shovelful of sand and dirt preceding the great earth movement projects by machines, for then came the bulldozer, the grader, and the laborer. The sand dunes were leveled, the desert animals left in fright, and the foundation was set. The framework was erected, and the great piles of steel, bricks, and bags of concrete soon grew in-- to this magnificent and modern building, con' taining gymnasium, laboratories, library, and classrooms. May Burges High always be an inspiration to the students who come and go ind 1 credit to our community. The Editor IN MEMCRIAM.. . XVILLIAM H, BVRGES IVOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND Wfilliam H. Burges, for whom the Burges High School was named, was a true man of the Southwest. He was tlte type of man whom Texans admire in that he did great things in a most humble way. He did not have the opportunity for secondary education that most students hay e today hut through private tutors and self-styled education he pre- pared himself for college. Mr. Burges was graduated from the University of Texas in 1889. After graduation, and before coming to El Paso, he worked on a ranch, a time at which Indian encounters were not uncommon, Mr. Burges came to El Paso in the early 1890's and his fame as a lawyer became widely known while he was counsel for a local refining corporation. From early childhood he was interested in the improvement of education through and by the institution of better library service to the people of El Paso. lt is hard for a community to pay due respect to one who has done so much for his fellow men, but El Paso is proud to have a new high school named in honor of MR. XVILLIAM H. BURGES. 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T DR. lxfORTlMl2R BROXVN Supcrintcnclcnt ol' lil Paso Puhlir' Snhools gs:-5, C. NI. Irvin President Mr. Allen Grambling Miss De Emma Shelton Mr. Tccl Amlrcss Dr. Mortimcr Brown Dr. Ralph Honmn Mr. M. L. Hutchins Mr. li. D. Mcclrnno Mrs. T. P. Clcndcnin Mr. F. Hulse AD W STPATW VIRGIL WIZLCQH Assistant Principal DON MITCHELL Principal SAM HAYDIIN Assistant junior High Princilml i Q Q t far! if f joe Booth Tommye Lou Allen Art Ranew Band P. E., Modern Dance Foach V u A i . 5 ,A , , . O W t -nw AU! ' jake Howell lflizaheth jones Harriett Gerber Secretary Special Education Attendance Clerk ' 3 ' a.. B 5, 9' fee . my 1 3 livelyn Nichols Gladine Beaver Alvin XVhaley Business Agent English Science I ,,.,3 Q.,-N it 5-,fag .lg 4' 1 X I .Q wg Q : I 1' -- il W l ssxx X nfs. f' f rr . 51 I.yLli1ABUfl46 Benton Smith Ruth Osborne john Leonard Registrar Biology Stenographer Social Studies, P. li. Ed Ely Jennie Bailey Frances Von 'Clausevutz Dean of Boys Dean of Girls English ,f-ZX S if S? 1 ,Vf-Q fxigfsi. if l . 3,131 L ,Q Rosine Burden Anice Bateman Librarian Latin, English Hurling Robinson Nelle Lennon , Mathematics Mathematics Edna Wells Nancy Willuanks Glen Olson Study Hall Mathematics English Warren Lord Industrial Arts Faye Archer English slri 3 If Ruby Noel Library Maxine Armstrong Book Room Clerk 1 ' .1 K 4, 5, - 'XfS?l ,, 3 . 5 3 H ,, 32 gg A , 3 ll. lgverett Nicholson Klerli, Uruxxing, Couuli Alire XVhite Social Studies ,E Q i A FY V -ge A Q i i Sophie Janet Journalism I , ni 'A , f K l 'f fx 955 S lifig hyy, , . ,f v., 8 1? if , 5 A - 55.3, i Marilyn M. l.iYir1gSf0I1 Howard lloflmiin Art Art ciL'IlCX lCXC clOIlZ.1lCZ JCSSC lfhgfgbcffy 5194101511 Gen, Business, Tennis J, Edwin jones lessee Treaclavvay Vocal Music Honieinaking ' . fi 1 5? .. ,wv' uw. sewn ,ew Q f -fx 5- , gs.-r -Q is 1 P f ., 1. 1 ,W :MJ . X Qi X Q ' James Gilbert Virginii Reinken Instrumental Music Business lone Reed Business . 'Q 41 1 Q' 1 K J! s ,J . , V V .,'r Q54 Miriam Marston Laetitia Xlffilliainson Mathematics Social Studies f 5 n M w ,irr- 1 5 L. 'fa 1-ig! Q i af 7 :Zig -ref? Ella Tipton R. N. School Nurse Mary Jo Ondracek Elaine Layton Speech Physical Education Marion Leibowitz Val Hill Olga Abraham Orchestra English Donato Perrotta XXfillard Aldrich Belle Russelle R. O. T. C, Science English john Gooden Physical Education K E'-T 24? t h , aff? ' af- ' X Q 17 'gm sew -rv J gfqszszfegiifaffg K ' 2 . ' ww Qasifrwf gg w ' tx:-is . 2. wtf i w I ,,g Q wg . 1 Leife Neprud Mathematics :tif BJ.. K! Nina Davis Library KW Tcrrcll Yarbrough Pl1ySiCLIl Education Dirertor E f 5 V' Y arg 3 jeanne XVeitz Arts and Crafts . , Carmen Reyes Spanish ff J lf Mary jo Rogers loc Bullork I Iomcnuking Alfvcbr 1 'KA john Birkhcnd lfoothrrll, Tr.1r1-1 Coach Faculty Frolics in thc U. S. A. of the faculty prodfurtion given on March 17, 1956. Ruth Goforth Somebody goofcd! GW r Nh, of CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ann Heineman, Cafeteria Manager Left to Right: Gwendolyn Square, Frances Powlls, Lillian Perez, Maude Wfood, Inez Rivas, Helen Hall, Eliza Mendeville, Mrs. Ann Heineman, Frances Aguirre, Encarnaeion Natividad, Elvira Lerma, Eleanor Wfalker, Pal- mira Barragan, Socorro Pagliaro, Eva Carpio, Ruth Munoz, Hillard Robert- son. The lunehroom seats 500 people. In january, an average month,13,314 lunches were serx ed. Mrs. Ann Heineman was forced to resign her position in February because of illness and Mrs. Helen Gill took over as cafeteria manager. CUS'ODIAN STAFF Mr. Ray Gomez, Head Custodian First row: Ray Gomez, Berth Corona, Lupe Candelaria, Ralph Garcia. Second row: Abundio Burrola, jesus jimeniz, Ahino De Leon, Ramon Mar tinez, Epefanio Martinez, Mike Flores, Manuel Gonzalez, Silverio Contreras Not shown is Ruben Parker. I 1 i f J lil , V i 4 l lg ' lx if X I ca ll C SENIOR Hi n-I First rovv: Betty Kay XVard, Bill Deal, Kathi Karsten, jerry Deal, Dick Gruendyke, Margee McClenahan, Bill Gris- som, lohn Dunsmore, Bob XVright. Second row: Belle Huffman, Tom Knapp, Jerry Gracy, Donna Varden, Sue Johnson, Judy Chaney, Gay Sim, Zena Garner, Wltyne Orechvva, Joan Flfers, lNIrs. Jennie Bailey. Third row: Suzanne Dorroh, Mr, lid lily, Barbara Davis, Trent Morgan, Bonnie Toman, Beverly Collins, Ioan Hrd- licka. Pat Hudson. Judy Scott, Goree Wfilson. Babs Tolson, Helen Alfrey, Vicky Baer, Connie Fross, Susie Wfaide The purpose ol' the Burges High School Senior Stu- dent Council is to help develop and promote practice in good citizenshipg promote harmonious relations through- out the school: improve student-teacher relationshipsg im- prove school moraleg provides orderly direction of school activitiesg and to represent the entire student body in all activities and functions, Membership in the Student Council comes from senior high studentsg two from each homeroom. These students must have a C average or better. Officers, elected by the student body, must have a B average or better. Mrs. Jennie Bailey and Mr. Fd Ely, discuss plans for the Student Council. I should like to take this opportunity to thank the administration and advisors for guidance and cooperation in all Student Council affairs. I should like to thank the student body for their fine spirit and support of Burges activities. Thanks too, to members of the Student Council. Suc- cess in your efforts has resulted from the desire to do a job well. In serving as Student Council and Student Body President during the year 1955-1956, I hope that I have done the work which was expected of my office, work which I have so much enjoyed. I believe that as their president I can say that the expressed desire of the Student Council to function for the student body has brought about a bond of loyalty to the school and the students therein. Perhaps in some ways we have erred. But certainly in many ways we have progressed. I believe that the Student Council has established a fine record and that traditions have been started which the student body of future years will look upon with favor, Our first year at Burges has been a memorable one. Your Student Council and Student Body President, Jerry Deal lhll Scby-Trcns, Marilyn Mclfonncll As5Cmlwly i ww Vice-President Riclmrrl Grucmlykc STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Spring Scby-Trcas Crrolyru Doll Asst Mguugar Bill Dull Assembly Nlrrugwcr Betty lx.15 XX'.1l'Ql Syl,-.ll-AIIIIS Safcrv Commissioner -Iamu Stcvens lfrzy Ifspcrscn Reporter Mrrrgcc lXlL'CllCUL1llglI1 STUDENT COUNCIL SPCNSORS PROGRESSIVE ACTIVITIES The Student Council accomplished one of its biggest pro- jects for Burges High School when on March 1 a Safe-Teen pro- gram was launched. Representatives of the press, radio and television, met before the student body on that date and lauded Burges for taking the lead in lil Paso in striving for highway safety. Ray lispersen, Student Council safety commissioner, spear- headed the movement at Burges along with Bill and lerry Deal. Eighty-nine student drivers signed their names to the enrollment pledge thereby demonstrating my desire publicly to prove flaat youthful drivers can lead in highway safety . Safe-Teens, a nationwide, non-profit corporation was initiated in Beavertown, -HW' ' Oregon, December, 195-fi by a lady judge tired of youth being Congratulations for safety team work are given Ray Espersen, Bill Deal and Coach it-tl at to ft' 'ttf' bl-,.Li1.t mace ie sc 1PCgOl o ie na ions ra ic pro cms oca ac James Russell by WIJUCD Hoyt, Chair- ministrator for the Burges chapter is Coach James Russell. man of the lil Paso Safety Council and The Student Council sponsored many other activities this CFPE HOW:-ml JOHCS, ITCMI Of 'fllc ff21ffiC , , A , , , division ot the lil Paso Police Depart- year in functioning tor the student body, A slave auction was mem held in October in which members were sold to students who would pay the highest bid, Throughout the football season the Council printed gold and purple lapel ribbons. Rec- ognition was brought to Burges when in December members made luminarios to decorate the school and won a first place prize in the yule lighting contest. Twirp season from january 9 to 20 turned the social tables when The XXfoman ls Requested To Pay, License permits were sold to girls and they in turn selected a Twirp King for the Sock llop. The Student Council also made possible the lvfus- tang decals displayed proudly on st-udent and faculty cars. The Beauty Dance on lfebruary 25 was sponsored by the Student Council. In March the Council sent delegates to a of the Texas Association of Student Councils in Midland, Texas, to bring back to Burges suggestions for im- provement in the functioning of a truly effective Student Council. Charles Sanders and Wlayne Orechwa sign un as Sale-Teens. p i -1 i Mr. lflibbard Polk extended greetings and represented central office at Bflrbflm Dans neglected to buyva TWHP the Burges lligh School Student Council officers' installation ceremony. LICSUSC and L15 11 result Aubfcl' XVCPI3 Saw y it fit to sleep the dance out. N i 1 Editor ...,..,,....,.., Business Manager . Senior Editor Activities Editor Subscription Editor , Advertising Editor . Treasurer ,,,,, ,....,,,, Copy Editor . ,..., . jr. Hi Editor ,.,.. . Senior Sports Editor This is how we started. .. Milo Gardner jo Alice Frizzell .Margee McClcnahan . Texie Le Birchfield judy Lee Scott Dick Gruendyke . . . Donna Varden Elizabeth Hamblin Ditkse XY'illiamson .,,,., Bill Deal lr. Hi. Sports Editor ..ot,,,. .. .,.,,. jody Avner R. O. T. Cf. Editor . .tt,, ,.,,.., . ,..,,. . Grady Dyer Layout . .. ,,,...,.,,t ,,,, j uan Aguilar, Bill Wfilson, Gloria Wilkins Artist ,..,. . .. ,,,,, .. . Barbara A. Kionka HOOFBEATS Photographers . ,...,,, Bob Erskine, Charles Springer, Harvey lfdinoff, Bob Dawson, Ronald DeVillier This ...... is the first HOOFBEATS of Burges High School . ..,.... 1956. Sounds serious doesnt it' Only if you were on the staff, would you realize what a hilarious riot it was. Though many thought not, they can now look back and instead of smiling gently, mechanically laugh and go stark, raving mad. Everyone knows that an annual is an expensive operation and that it's that much harder starting from scratch. We were informed after joyfully becoming the staff, that we were fifty dollars in the hole without even starting. Is a yearbook hard work? This was a hard question to answer until the middle of the term when we wore out one sponsor and started in on another. Miss Nancy Miller held on as long as possible, then was carted off. Mrs. Sophie janet then had a heroines mind and now doesnt have any at all. Business ran smoothly until Elizabethy discovered we didn't have a typist. She becam: Copy Editor ..., Ooooh! HOOFBEATS Editor read somewhere that he should walk up to his happy workers, smile, ask how they were doing and if they had any problems. But they looked at him the way a Ubangi head- hunter looks at the great white hunter. jo Alice, our business manager, managed an awful lot of business, and even some pertaining to the book. Donna Varden, dearest treasurer, had red hair, lily white hands, and now, green fingers. After a year of HOOP BEATS, she goes on to higher things ..,. 3rd floor, Straight jackets, Inc. Dickse and Texie, two crazy names, now with minds to match, worked too hard on HOOFBEATS and to all kinds of books have inferiority complexes, for every time they see one, they stop, bow, and utter the magic words which were sold to them by Mrs. janet for three beans apiece. Day off . . . biggest snowfall in forty years A nightmare HOOFBIZATS Survival Staff Those not pictured, are either lying down, or strapped down. R. O. T. C. Sponsors' uniforms, in the event of taking forever and a day in arriving finally did so, which en lightened Grady Dyer to the extent he completely forgot to have their pictures taken. Margee Mcfflenahan chased senior boys ........ and girls all over school, so as to make picture appoint' ments for one and all. Some were rather elusive, as if they didn't want their mugs in our book, Advertising was the most fun. This is just a fancy word for disrupting half the respectable businesses in town. Everyone did his best at high pressuring except the editor who was too dignified. Redl' Gruendyke, our sleepy Ad Manager, and whose complexion sometimes matched his hair when an Ad was misplaced. survived the whole fran- tic mess and deserves a big hand . . . so . . . when you read this . . , please clap. juan was our official runner, which put him in great shape for track. He has odd shaped feet, explaining where the marks on the ceilings around school came from earlier this year. Margie Baird had the envied C?j job of putting on the Beauty Contest for Hoofbeats Club. Our very own double exposure brigade, often under the influence of K1-2A Tri'X, were constant enemies of many impatient students who thoroughly disliked picture retakes necessary as they were. Came near the last deadline, the camera shutter went on the blinkg they wouldnt shutter, so instant pictures were conjured up with the help of Big Deal's Polaroid, which saved his sports section too. Bill, by the way, was our one and only Senior Hi Sports lfditor, who did all sports work himself. All in all, HOOFBEATS was completed Cmuch to the surprise of allj with a sigh of relief. heard, we suppose, hither and yon. Mrs. Evelyn Nichols, a friend, especially in time of S troubles Oh, Exalted. STAMPEDE At the year's end it is finally revealed that gar- gantuan wails heard near 101 sixth period were not signals for S. S. S. but merely indications that Stam- pede editors were squeezing the last ounce of ener- gy from weary staff reporters. The inexperienced staff worked hard this year and put out 11 issues filled with news and views. The first semester but one typewriter could be found. More wails and scraping. Second semester two an- tiques were donated. To no avail. Then the business department showed the staff what a typewriter real- ly looked like and even loaned them two. Things went more smoothly until the Hoofbeats staff learned what deadline meant. It was quite a corral, full of hoofing and stampeding kids. The newspaper staff made a good beginning and set the foundation for Stampede staffs to come, Here's wish ing them lutk, and at the same time, herels handing out medals to the now retired staff. Incidenrally, you may see these members during visiting hours at the Asylum for Mentally Retarded Stampede Wforkers. just looking! Someone said they were delivered this noon. The Staff one day were caught working. THF BURGES STAMPEDE Editor .,.....,................,.., .............,... B etty Kay Ward Assistant lfditor lieature Wfriters . . Sports lfditor , , . Sports Wfriters . Club lfditors . . .... Belle Huffman . judy Latta, Joanne Geurin, Margie Baird l'aust1no Pino .. ., Bob Dawson, jerry Davis Zena Garner, Beverly Collins -lr. High Reporter , .......,, ..,,....,.,, P hyllis Bernef Business Manager .. .. . .,.........,,,,,,, Judy Lflftfl lixthange Manager Advisor ....,,,.,,.........,.. City Reporter .... liiller Manager . . Phyllis Freeman Mrs. Sophie janet .. joann Geurin Gloria Wfilkin 1-93 ,J I I , A lwurgglir is mlleiieil hy Ci.lI'OllllC'S tales of Xxoe Ap the E i proxiiimtelx' 150 hooks .ire rhcikcd out ot' lihixirx' cnuh elm. The lihi-.ivy this ye.ir coh- Liiiif some 1000 hooks. 60 ililliereiit lN.1g.1Zll1CS .mil A iiewslmipers, two from out ol towii. .mil persiiiulerl to gixe up his .iiitisorial mreer-f GooLliiiglir, Ciroliiie' . No one knew exactly who was responsible lor the faculty piirty at ifliristiiias. The Pflllfllhll ic cncnnrfrxil XVilliiim II. Burges High School was L4 ileiliiiileal oh Sumliiv, March ll, 1936. On lhzil nliite thcrciwere approximately 1,789 Students zittcmling Burgas, l,'ivi0 iii grades four through nine ximl 3-I9 in high school. 5 lloim-iiiikiiitg students rceogiiizc uhilil dex elop- ixifil nrt al hi ment as . A . Il 1 ' t Cr Lourse. Gooil hiih- iis or play iihil study are lcariieil ex eii .il pru- si hool nge iii the nursery suhool here, 'X slive hows to her iii.i5ler's hiililiiij' iliiriiiy 5 1 the lIlllI.llIOI1 ol Litiii Clliih iiiemhers, Q A Course in Glamor??? Mrs. lo Onclracek The bookroom may be the most popular room at BHS. Mrs. Maxine Armstrong collects lost .incl found and supplies countless school ar- ticles. demonstrates malqefup application to the speech clept. on her faithful assistant, Faye Bruton. These stuclents. selectecl the most realistic 'fiowpolze-9 antl Dudes at Go-Xlifestern Assembly, receixecl liree tirlsets to the Rodeo. exch L ,silk ci Pt to wc , X3 ' . t GO , Q65 Ywqixeivic gec0 MS- xo 'W X vp X-Q05 o claw' ANYW C ugh - OW i XlSt30g' 'em. M lormcd eil - s Elub membnisechon. ' AXQCYUWQL a l l Representatives ot' Transcribers Society for the Blincl, Inc., well received in assembly, amazed students with their musical ability, They are shown demonstrating the braille alphabet. E i ? -v- ' 5m eww ,Q Kfowlrn... L ,Ja vu . Q, 2 -Q-I-FSF em uffw-MQJ K 1 N H X I J W CHARMS I.RI IARDT Prcsidcnt CQRADY DYER MARGIYII McCQI.l2NAIIAN Vice- President Qs Surct41ry-Trcnsurcr MARjORIE A, BAIRD ,Xfn1'gfff crIl.lfSL1l1l Tri-Hi-Y. Pres. -Ag Sr Bgllld I-fi, Seby-'l're.1s. 'ig IDFLIINL ting Sr. Y-Teens: Fr. N.ll,1 Hu Sm.. Hist, -ig Huut'lwe.lts: Smrnperlc All. ROTC. Spurmwr I DICK BELLINCSER Mustang: Hi-Y -I1 Audl04ViSug1l ALICE FAYE BRUTON Faye lieivresz Sr. Y-Teens, Trens. 5. A . CrI1LlfSL1IH Tri-Hi-Yg Dutehlnnei 2: FHA, Hist. 4g Stu. Council 2 SPENCER BULGER Hglfffbq Mustang, Sgt. at Arms Mig Hr-Y. Sgt. .it Arms 'ig Eooibnll Letterman A15 Capt. S2 ROTCg Strnnpedcg Senior Plnyg FFA Alf 174' 1 TEXIE LE BIRCHIIIELD FBLA. Su-'y -ig Honflmmts, Ant ixities Edg Hooflvents, Club Pres. Gnntsum Tri-Hi-YQ ROTC Spun Surg Euotlmll Princess ri TERRENCE BOLT 'l'crr',p Chess 'X Clmeekers I, lg Record I German Amer., V-Pres.: Cumer. 2. 3gBaseball Letterrnnng Tennis ? Af? Wil ww' XX'AI.TIiR XVILLIAM CQLARKSON 13if1 ' SSS, Pres, I- 4: Hi-Y, Sgt. .xt Arms I 41 lootlmll I.cttCrm.m -'41 Band l-5 HIQYIZRLY DIANE LOLLINS link ilrwmf' Pap Sqnlmi. X-prcsg IQHA l--Ii A Choir. Pro. S- ig Sr. Y-Teens, Hist. v-41 Cvrmtsum Trl-H1-Y, Su 5' 'IQ Tum Smiths: Dnmmtics iQ Sr. NMI Honor Son., Trcas. 'ig Most Uutwmmlixmg Freshman, Stu. Ciouw Lil lf ll Hcgul Clhcerleauicr fig ROTC Sponsor I 1 A ROLYN C'fAl5l7Iflf Cf.zl'1vi 4' Iirturu Nurses of' Amcricag VHA I5Bl.Ag Yollq'lw.1lI .HM C,Al.l.ISON fwfr, Dr.1m.1tir, 'I'rc.1m, ll Footlmlll Lcttu m.mg lst. l.T. ROTC Gr CARI. CQVRRIZY l ootlw.1lI 31 Trruk 2: linskctlmlll ! Class Trans, I YVONNIZ MARIE DARLING UI fflI?1ljL ' lfrixrcm, Rptr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dru mg1tic'S -'ig A Choir I' .HTRRY DAVIS ROBlfR'I' DAXVSON link SSS I-33 Hi-Y, Claaplain 'fig Nlus tang ll liaselaall 2-33 lfootlwall Let terman ll Lt. Chl. ROTC , F GRADY DYER Mustangg I-li-Y, Trcas. 4g SSSQ Stampedeg Varsity Football, Track fig Ifootluall Letterman fig lst Lt. ROTC HARVEY IZIDINOFF Latin lg Slide Rule 23 Hi-Y, Hist, 'lg Hoolbeats, Physics 53 Mustang. Natl Honor Soak. Pres. -'ig Vars. Track 23 Vars. lfmxtlvall 51 Vars Basketlnall -l: Basketlwall Mgr. I 'K 2 -I liRRY EDXVARD DEAL Hsfflllq lklustang, Pres. 4g Hi-Y 3-43 FBLA ll Stampede 'lg Lion of Month -l: Stu. Body Pres. -lg Hfzmeroom X pres. -li Stu, Ccwumil -ig Golf -1 XYILLIAM LAXVRFNCIT DEAL. hlr. ISIN Big Deaf Mustang, Sefy 43 ,P A 2-43 -Audio' Visual l-33 Hi-Y, Hist, 41 FBLA' Varsity lfootlvall, Track, Golf 4: lftmtlaztll Letterman -lg Capt. ROTC: Stu. Cfuuncil lig Assembly Mgr. ll Stampede. Sports Ed.: Hooflweats. Sports Ed. vCa- .-dl-N ROBERT IQRSKINIQ Mushmg. Hi-Y. lfwwtlmxll Q. v Bmylull 1 RAY ESPERSEN. JR. SSH: PA l-'lg l'liAYg Ilmmllxnlix Mustmig, V-pres. 1: Audio-Visu.1l IRQ l5.1xkLtlulI I1 lfurwtlull l1Rif-IL 'IL1111 SA I1 Fmsktilmlll I.cttu1'm.m 11 I-Mwtlull I.Ltrurm.m lg Stu. Cfoumil 1. 51 cm. ROTC ,gn- ,M jofm IZLFERS :X Clwir 1,11 CQ11.1tsum Tri-Hi-Y. Fu y ll Y-Tccusg Trulwlc Clcfg Stu. Cioumil -11 jr., Sr. N.1t'l Honor Sur. CHARLES ERI-IARITI' CZvffr-i hILlSI.1I1'Q1 Hi-YQ Class Pres. 'lg l ootlw.1ll, flu-Clapt. 'IQ Ifmmnmtlmlll Lcttcrmnng BHS Lincmzm 1935: lst Lt. ROTC '55 YVONNE EVANS MR I., CY Grmtsum Tri-Hi-YQ jr. Y-Tccns l LEO FERNANDIEZ Art Club BEVERLY M. GARDNER mi Pup Squiul 21 Glcc Club 35 Future Nurses 111' America 51 FTA 31 Dr.1111.1ti1's: Sr. Y-Tccnsg FHA: FBLA: Vnrs. Tennis 2-Ei MILO STANTON GARDNER, JR. QlIffn lpfilllliflt 1-fig Hcmfbczlts, Editor -1, YQ-.1rlw11k Eg Vgirs. Golf 2-Jig Rililc 'Il-.1111 Lcttcrg BHS XYHIIIICI' Dcinwc- r.11'1' Ciuntest 19553 Drill TCLIXIIQ Tliuspiims I-4. RICHARD GRUENDYKE Iliff Stu. C.o11r1cil -i, V-pres. 5, -ig Slglllll' Clulv Ig Ncwspxpcr lg Libniry 51 lloniflwuitsg Lion ol' thc Month BOB GUIRE BlLlSl11I1?Q, Hi-Y -1 XENA GARNER Sr. Y-Tccris, Pres. ig A Cl1oir1 'l'LlI1CSINlfl1SQ Gnufsum Tri-fli'Y -ig licixrcsg Stu. ,ouncil 2, 4: lDfLllNLlllL'SQ FBLA, Rptr. 43 Sr. Natl Honor Soc. JOANNE GEURIN Bff,Z1ll1fr Ylr. YfTccns lg Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4g il'LlI'1C'SIDlll1SQ FHA 1 Drf1m11ticsg lQ1i1rcS: GULlfSL11I1 TriEHi-Y, Rep. I1 St11111pe1lc, El P1150 Times Schbol Reporter. JOAN HRDLICKA Hfofif' Drttmnticsg Cnatsum Tri-Hi-Y: GFAC 33 FTA 33 Stu. Council 4g PF Leatlers -11 ROTC Sponsor Cgtptg Vgtrs. Cheerleader VIIIFFRITY HANSON HUBBARD Drgunatits 2--lg Chess 3g JV Foot- lmll lg AIV Tennisg Vurs, Football, Trrttk. Tennisg Zntl LT. ROTC XVILLIAM FREDIRICK HAGE- MAN HI Biff C Club 1-3g Hi-Yg 2-43 Thespian Z, 31 Mustangg Drtunzltics, 3, -'ig Rtltlio I-33 Intramural 1-3, Seoy 3, Sgt. at Arms lg Dexils Torch 2, 3g Minstrel XVriter -1 GRAHAM HAYES G21b!1'y Hoot-lweatsg Hi-Y -1 BELLE lNlARIE HUFEMAN PA 2-41 Masque 8: Gavel 2, 3, Prtrl. 3g Stu. Couneil 4g Sr. Y- Teensg Dramatics, Pres. flg 2nd Jr. Detlnmationg ROTC Sponsor, 1st Lt.g Vurs. Cheerleaderg Stampede, Ass't Editor LORIEN HOCKETT KATHRYN ANN KARSTEN Kalki FBLA, Pres. 4g Gnatsum Tri-Hi-Y. Chaplain 4g Sr. Natll Honor Soc. -ig Adv, Mod. Dance CLAIRE LA CAPRIA I-Pfllflfly Dog Gnutsum Tri-Hi-Yg DramaticsgFTA ,771 Latin 3g Orchestra lg Swim Team I-23 Wfater Ballet 13 PE Leaders 4g Swim Letter I, 2 SHERMAN ANDREW PAVEY Buddy Model Club 19 Pan Amer. LZ, 3g Mustangg Hi-Y, Sec'y 43 Linz Ping Natl Honor Soc. 4 FAUSTINO PINO Choir I-3g Audio-Visual 1-3g Yo Kems Hi-Yg Varsity Football MARILYN LEXWIS jr. Football Duchessg FBLA 3g FHA I-3 lVfARjORl ANN McCLFNAHAN Mfzfgee Sr. Natl Honor Soc. 3, 4 Sec'y 43 Spanish Natl Honor Soc. 3g Girls' A A, l-3, Letterg Gnatsum Tri-Hi- YQ V-pres. 41 Band 1-4, Sweet- hcnrt 3, Pres. 4g Stu. Council 4g Hoofheats, Sr. Editorg Sr. Class Seey: Tennis 2-4 I DOINHNGA SALAS 'Smzdj BILL SHIVELY Dragons. V-pres, 23 Hi-Y l, 2 lfsliers 5g Projection lfbig Ifooiball 1, rig Baseball 2 LUTHER T. PRICIQ Tow Football Letterman 5, Basketball Letterman 2, 3g XXfl1o's Who-Run- ner Up 3 TACK REID Varsity Football vig Varsity Basket- ball 4g Hi-Y 4 YVILLARD SMITH Bill Stu. Council 25 Vars. Baseball 24 French Club 25 Wforltl livents 21 Vars. Football -fig Dramaticsg Major ROTC: Debate Team 5, iig Hi-YQ Natl Honor Soc. ii JOE THORNTON Mustang, Hi-Y fig Football -ig jr. Forum 2 WILLIAM THRASH Biff THOMAS JOHN TOMAN Tom Natl Honor Soc., Parl. 43 Latin Club lg Zncl Lt. ROTC WALTER THOMAS WOODALL I5BLAg Dramatiesg Nat'l Honor Soc. -I ROBERT P. WRIGHT Bob PA 3g Mustanigg Hi-Yg Rifle Team -fig Capt. S-4 ROTC BETTY KAY XVARD Draunnticsg Sr. Y-Teens 4g Stu. Council -lg PA 3, 4g Ass't Assembly Mgrg Alt. Cheerleaderg Stampede, Editor 43 Sr. Duchessg ROTC Sponf sor, lst Lt. AUBREY WEBB Mustang, Treas. 43 Hi-Yg Foot- ball Letterman 4g Audio-Visual If 3g Pioneer 3g Round-Up 3 JAMES E. TATUM jim Mustangg jr. Forum EMMETT GRADY KELLY Dramatits, Sr. Playg Football 5 Capt. ROTCQ jan. Senior. ROBERT WYLIE jan. Senior DIANE YERBY Toastmaster 3, 4g FTA 3, 4g Na- cirema Tri-Hi-Y 2-4g Debate, Sec'y 4g Adv. Mod. Danceg jan. Senior. STANFORD WAYNE HICKMAN jr., Sr. Nat'l Soc.g Student Council 25 Rifle Teamg Head, ROTC Drill Team. MARILYN MCCONNELL. Student Council, Sec'y 4g Class Secy' 4g Jan. Senior. RONALD C. DEVILLIER ,N R0mzie Ver1'z1fl al Q' Drnmatics -lg Hoofbeatsg Rifle Teams 4g ROTC Captg january Senior. ,N I TIMOTHY RYAN GUINN Tim FFA 1, 25 Hi-Y fig Mustangg Pres. January Senior Class. The day has come to take another big step in lite. The memories hehind us will he cherished for- ever, and we have truly loved the easy life often thought so dull. Y 4 .3 - 5 . f . 'M W 2 .3 ' K. iw Q 1 1 5 Eleven students received the first diplomas issued by Burges High bchool on jamiury 19. They are Bennie Hill, Carl Currey, Tim Guinn, Marilyn McConnell, jim Callison, Diane Yerby, Emmett Kelly, Bob W'ylie, and Sherman Pavey. Not shown are Ronald DeVillier and Spencer Bulger. F As senior sponsors, Mr. Benton Smith, Mrs. Nellie Lennon and Mrs. Alice White plan graduation aetiviries which include bfifcnlguireate, prom, banquet and graduation, P .Z Eleven seniors receive the first eliplonias from Burges High School, january 19, 195 6 Mrs. Xvillinm Bulger, Mrs. Guy XY'.1rel. Mrs, Liivvrence Deal and Mrs, Raymond Fr hardr volunteered as class mothers to help with senior activities. ilhuwtteo, Egan 'Mm-f-W...ML L -ALXWAYS LATE- Wfilly Galarza Belle Huffman That tardy hell . . , If rings too soon How nice ltwoulil be To sleep 'til noon! ill C gil Ku? f E ' 4 lg if 3? vi fi . is -fALXY!AYS ON THE GOM Joanne Gcurin Chuck Erhardt Always busy- On the go Off to a meeting Or E1 show. . i UWM l iliil ,L,Eil,,,. Maw, .KKMFV 4 ,,W,.f,,..Q,,i e fAALXVAYS FLIRTING joan Hrdliclca 'loc Thornton Aw c'mon now Don't be Coyff Dorftcha know How girl mc cts boyl fALYVAYS GAY AND SMILING Texie Le Birchfield Jack Reid A friendly face Is always gay So keep on smiling, Come what may. Sznicvn -ALWAYS READY FOR LAUGHS- joal Elfers Dick Bellinger A joke, a trick, Anything funny, Wfill get a laugh From this dumb bunny! W-ALWAYS READY TO LISTEN- Margee McClenahan Bill Deal Listen here, My little nosey, Snoopy people Will wind up R0seyl Kaesrzfen H- hiofvxfz.. ,. Fe M X 4 Y Q s 5 W- -.,w.a.q,. Nancy Aumnn Peter Avner K ff 'D JL S Vicki Baer Douglas Bnircl W e Helen Alllrey lfernnmlo Anclow Hector Arias Ann Arnold .M l l . -wa? rm li 1 . lg 2 'Y gr S X A-, x 'Y --an Frances Bennett Ronald Bernard George Barbec- Margaret Beall q AJ fl? , ixxxfx yi. Qv-rf f- Doris Branch Charles Breeze 'inf' jim Boatright Vanna Sue Boyd I-Iipolim Cluavc-Z Larry Cliff 'Wn,Uw 1 X Q Kenneth Brown Slwarlecn Bnrow .Pls- X lu Rachel Crawford Gerald Davis mi .3 Q- l 51,3 FU!! larncs Burton llalplx Carrillo was ll fr. r rl ,x 4 ,--Q, ,VA- G' Q' 2'-as 4? , -, i f r l W. f 3 A ? --HM,,'k X Suzanne Dorrolx Buddy Everett Kay C. Deen Gabe Desmare x l 63 Helen Ford Olive Golden lvlary Ruth Fields Paul Fields N991 .. Q if 1 X Y x Diane Gardner 2 Iolm Garry ' ffm '33 Merle Gemmell Raul Gomez XD 'lo Alice Frizzell Larry Fullnright Eddie Fulps Tony Garcia Clyde Hootcn Joyce Howard lflizabeth Hamblin Barbara Heimann Til x Q A, 1 Q b . Y f I rf' ' ! wh, julia Ann Johnson Susan Johnson Ruthann jrmosl-:ic jim johnson Terry Kaptzan David Kennedy Edgar Langley Judy Latta Marilyn Lewis Raymond Lowther Barbara Kionka Rebecca Kirkland Daniel Minjares Ida Montoya Carla Lyons Ellen McGuirk Phil Nelson Ronald Nesbitt Florence Murdoch Tony Navarro 5 ooini K A ,. 1595 Sandi Nicholson Wfuync Orecliwn john Payton Vcrnn Payton Riclmrcl Ortiz Edd ie Payan Don Pcrlmm Bill Pitts David Ramirez Betty Reed Joan Pratt janet Racine adfkfw, Rickie Rivera Bill Robertson Joe Rey Roma Jean Reynolds '-nv' Charles Sanders Fred Scott Lorene Shively Gay Sim F it Pat Shaffer Audrey Shannon 'vc'-'sr Charles Springer jon Steele dz ls -, 4-f.....,' ra'- Donnie Strom Mary Tilby james Stevens Sue Stevens W? JUL an 'Z 5.4 Donna Varden Frank Vince Bonnie Toman Fred Tuggle A 'P ings! QM? WI' - -af-, :EVN ,'Y'X M, 5 'IQ' 'li' Bcvcrly Watsoru jerry Webb Nfarilyn Wfelty Charles Wfest LCC Vollmer Roxyc Waidc ' W ,ST .::' -M 5, Ji' Q1':IE t , ts' fr A Wil! PM-..'5 -gl'f. ,li . A ' ' , 5 , Susie Waide Ianette Walker Y 3 WF iii pm y ' A Dickse Willialmmsoxm Peggy Wfillis Tommy Wheeler Glenda Wilkixms johnny Miracle Raymond Arias Bill Wilson joan Zuehl Ronnie Margie Barrera Fred Dilbeck Perrotm ,.W,,Q NEXT YEAR! 'G' Harold Fergusson Bob Meyers M AM'-.Mo-Mw,,,,.. ,pgvwwe Bnnemes Fi. from KH... qv 3 ' , is ' Av- 2-J 3 X 5 5 mi R - P+ , aj. W4 x E' Q, Howard Brzrbcc Cynthia Beach Virginia Blnisdell Sharon Brown Bonnie Boyd ,Iudy Boyd Bdrbarir Brcssmnn Nancy Burnett Ann BC1lUChL11TlP i V QB, VHF 'X Mike Amuya Vigtor Apodzu-.1 Virgil Austin Hector Avila Thomas Badger Peggy Baird ix Y Y? '-1 vx 'Qx ' ggi Xtr- Y ? if K ,.... lj , H' 'Wi' 4 . Vt- ? B, ZA 7 . I L- - .-,. Y Q-Q. 'Y'- in U Q i 1' 4 fs'- Bill CLIIIIPRJII lfnriquc Castillo Judy Chaney Alun Cilmplnnn Joycc Cflmtlmm Roberto CillilX'iI'.l 'mfs , ,- .f I . .55 ,A A I 8 F . .. . , ,, il Y if A X jf 4 . V. T A F V :E- WU N, g 1 I lfddic Cflcmn-nts Grady fiofcr Hcgtur Cfoutcms Mary Cfommts B1lI'IWLlI'.l Davis Mn-ridyth Day Cllllilyll Dull Jerry Dennis Mnriin Dcritn .ng .Mgr E QW 1 if Q, if F gg 2 0 2, 4 Maria I.uz'lflins Toxmn Gay Elliott Fd Plsey Mary Lcc Fnox Tom If.1g.1m Marx' Fcrnnmicz Cfcliql lfcrnnndcz lflainc Finch Lydia Florcs L Phyllis Freeman Connie Fross janet Fussell jerry Lee Gracy john Gailey jerry Griffin A ..., .. . 7 k if gag Q7 V lii. V -i - 3 V yas., 6 5 x ' A, .W J fl ' Kim .I 3. K ,jj H as V 4 . t fs V ils ' Al 'X 3 'Z 5 ex: M flu., 41'- ff gag, Tom Griffin Bill Grissom Iohn Gritz Jamieson Hall Micheal Henderson Santos Hernandez Larry Henry Val Hill Linda Hobbs ,fi-I ,f .f l :fl 3 'li , , as- , wi 4 ' ' I' Xxx i Tommy Knapp 45 Sue Hogue Richard Horsicy jean Howard Penny Howard Pat Hudson Frances jackson 5 1 Sandra Iackson A. Q fa' . i 4 Tom Jenkins m fa H V I 5 Dennis Johns 9 -, QW fvf 'X . 1 x 3 1 f n' leon Iohnson -3 ' I rv' Randall Karsten 6 ,A T L L L , LV L' A j Dona Kennedy ' ri i . i, .YA M? f xo dy' ,L 1 V, .2 48 J i M i T. Q X V . r 'A- Bcvcrlv Kincaid A 4, , ff Harold Kindlcbcrgcr Karen Kornegay Carol Konzelman .Io Ann Lanahan David Lawrence Wfillard Lewis Gonzalo Lozano ,L J ' ., Va . al: K R, , f 1' 1 A ,E W of rw 'bl , M537 r 3 'us 25? .dir , , I l Z 1- if er ff 352 , Roberto Macias ' i - Maximo Marrufo A Icrry Massey U - .,,. ,A is ' ,qs T 4 5 okay, 'QW 5 j 5, ,'L K ,k,, ., EW? Y 4 Mgxry' Medinal Mark Mendoza Sandra Michell Rudy Montoya jack Moore Trent Morgan I A ' 1225? 5 xl, 'Ugg -b..-I I 5 x 6 1? i ,ii an if - 1, Wild. uf 'W wx H - ,g wr Donna Kay Neiswonger Arthur Nickell Hector N icto Marilyn Norain Frances O'Hara john O'Sullivan Gloria Paredes Oscar Paredes Yvonne Paredc 4-may 'W im ,W ?' Donald Murch john McCaffery Rhonda McCrary Danny McGregor David McMahan Tex Newman ,fm su ii,i '! ' 'Du 1? M, ,, 'Sv' A KW ,s K, . .. ' ff, rg , 3 -Q-.r,,,,, f -bmw. , f Wwe gg KW fix ' Q f, Q-Ei Martha Parra Barbara Pnwkett Mary Louise Pearson David Pendley 'lean Peters Roberto Pinun . .,4 , 'sign fa gk if . Q:-'jg I 'N A- J fx K S ff !' .. K ML x fi 45 ,L ,Q iii W'-Qu., if, 1 , . i j ..f,J, l Y W .vm 'V i Q1 Q -5 'lo Ruth Pitts Karlos Plunkett Mildred Ponder Larry Pont Allan Price Jack Pringle Pat Ragland Raymond Ramirez joe Richie 55- A' Q R J s hw dew, 5537 13? , W ,Ju Jackie Russell Priscilla Ryclholm Tony Salas Alicia Salinas limic Sandoval Mike Scitz Larry Seward 'lolm Sharpe liclnu Shearman Elidia Rico Diane Riclout Carol Rivers John Robb loan Roehcrcr Rance' Rojas .5 , .- jf' x all 5 .swf W 2' f I A . -, wg I I skim. R ' Q i wr ik ZW M 5 W David Short Frank Silva Martha Simcntal Tony Simental Gene Smothcrs jerry Smothers f wr S : a S 6 r 'F a ,Q q ff' ,J M- - V r l XL Lk A i' r df' ,.,. 'M 3 Gfdh, an Carl Sowell Dennis Spitlcr Peggy Squires Pat Stack Ralph Switzer -lorry Tanzy Nllliy Taylor C lrolyn Tced if 6 , I n T Y mm r Robert Telles A 15 ri ' , 5 'S ' if if , r l or in i W ' Rudy Teucs Eddie Tellez Ralph Terrazas ' X V , Z ,,: Carl Thomason Carol Thompson Ralph Thornton 'rf R if 5 2 5 A joe Tolliver in Babs Tolson Savino Trevizo Vincent Vasil ,Q Esther Valencia gm 5? Michael Walker IVVEV ,,a:: A F5 iei Terry Walker 1 Glenda Waffcn ii T iicil 5 'iiiiii Lri, i ii ' ' fp ,i T3 llei T . . Q, 7' ' . 45: 4 Nhry Lou XV1tCrs Ann XY C'1ll1Cl'l'.OI'Ll w .111 1 L L f., V. Paulo Wcmcr m Karen Wfhilc Ron XY'Clwlncr Stahl Wflmittcn 4' S , I if cg an , X . , I 'I l 1 is . , .-vw., .w .NQMIS f l ,, 2 , Gl0ri.1 Wfilkin Anc XY'illcing Margaret Wfillis Goree Wilson Dorothy Zumlcl Par Alain joncll Allen I.c-01141 Amlcrscm Ronald Bernard i Q! 4 1 .A . ,S Q -4-.,... JR I is 2 4 is fr- in ,ri r All , .pf '-nr'f?' J' Q 1 v Donna Hignclt I.41n.1 Honlgkins Vlunlitlw Nelson Vlurly l.cC Snort' Jody Sturm Peggy Smith Bill Taylor Lincl.1 Thompson Ann Vgxusc D.1x'ill Boyd L1 Von Cnrclon joyu- Curtis Nom llspinom Carolyn Hull afcligx Hamlin ax -, X f l 'S'-B? .Iwi J i ',,f-v-Q..-5 ...i A M 3985988 H-Kmw KR... A Ji J. J S r-lil J - I , H' N M i is ll X 4 . QM ll - ' Jlli 'V' JUNIOR HIGH S C Imml First row: Billy Roberts, Bobby Cass, Robert Patterson, Dennis Reed, Joan Calhoun, Sandra I-Iargraves, Tommy Eat- inger, Ann Heath, Dell Miller, Rene Merrill. Second row: Robert McGarr, Dennis Blanton, Benny Parker, Pamela Gooding, Richard Walters, Phyllis Berner, Joel X5C'ilkinson, Barbara Richey, Dennis Brewer, Georgia Gordon. Third row: Judy Lindsay, Julia Johnston, Rodney XVilson, La Verne Gray, Penny Davis, Jack Chanoux, Fred Luhn, Joe Parker Joe Smith, Jimmy Smith, Robert Eichinan, Gari Bennett. Not shown are Mary Lynn Shaw, Claude Karstendiek, Judy Walter, Mary Calderella, Von Johnson, Mary Dale Phip- peny, Wfayne Jordan. Ralph Schneider, Karen Couth, De De Davis, Jo Ann Yapor, Jeffery Paulus, Karen Coreto. Officers of the Junior High Student Council shown above are Penny Davis, President, Jack Chanoux, Vice-President and Joel XY'ilkinson, Secretary-Treasurer. ...Ji Miss Belle Russelle and Mr. Joseph Arrant be- came the Student Council advisors during the Officers of the Junior High Student Council show above 5Pfmg Semester- are Penny Davis, Presidentg Jack Chanoux, Vice-President, and Joel Wilkinson, Secretary-Treasurer. I l , FRESI-IMEN i 23 f .q,Lg - ' V I, V t. LV 4 a i mr r l 6 ,, , L A L L f q A i W Slmrnn Adams Vluan Aguilar Marie Aguilar Sergio Aguirre Leonard Allen felis Alva Albert Alvarado Arturo Alvarez Riclmrdo Arondii jenn Arnold W 'V jimmy Arms V, f ,K ii 'A' M Michael Averett V 8, ' L W3 jody Avner V . in V 1 L Linda Bailey 'C 'f 1' Cnnsuele Bailon N JL r VV 'la V ,L V ,ig Robert Barrieault ' VV A L V V Celia Barrogan M' L , VV ii L 'ii,r ,L l Eleanor Barry Q Kr . ai 1 H A 'V 3 A' ,IOHH Beard -1--s ln rAAr A A L Hazel Ann Bell ' ' 'L 1 V A V . iiii 1 ' k.ii ffi: A gf 'ffm X . Q E , ' v, ' will '- Mdfldalina beltrnn ' ' A L. Phyllis Berner A-Q L V ii ' V . . Vf i' john Bindel in 'A 57' i 'F s ' 3 VVVA er ig Mike Black L ' e 'L A i 3 ' 11 'L V A rr, Mike Blafkmoml 'A 'x'Ar 'f EW Ly f fr i ' i L JsfgT s5'v joe Blaisdell V V V Sam Blaneas V V V 'A .. p, V V . Karen Bluth 1 if -VV. L,,V A Q, - A if Patricia Boers E I V. ffl: 5 ri l l r n i , V L ' e'y', f ' V V VV - :HPV - Lif 2 1 E ' L we V Brenda Boon David Boyd Susan Boyer lfugene Bradford Steve Braselton james Breeze .lo Bull Penny Cabrera Linnie Cade Tommy Cadle Estela Calderon .loan Calhoun Mike Campbell Ida Mae Capshaw ,lack Chanoux 2,0-luv. .f , X ' W Ei' , F: ' 4 Fr , 1 ii ll Ci M ,W -v ,im , Ii fd, . QR HP Jw, Q N V rl X L ff J' ,ge Cf Sa if 5 ' ff' r wx 1 WC, .1 'ff' V. ew ew f A A 4 ,C n R' ,1 1 'sxiifm .fe V5 11485 'w C bb I ni 42+ C it , Cm M 1 , C Q, WCC s ' k iv u ,Q Y X C C Q A , ,ny . 7 I M- KY KI K w Z , ,-' C -i , 'V' H- 5 v ,, Q Wx C .. na i n t 1 V 4 i if Q 'rw ,, I A 1- i q1g7Q I -.,C CT 5 :Su ' 45155525 -gn -N f C C C rf W 2251 C 1 M ,. iQ C V ' I .C vi I A V K CC V V - 'ls 'TC ' Q. rl VV7 C A i X -i ,hifi C , ,, C, .. -. , '-, - if ' - I C . AC an ., xv. . I .f ,W in I 'x 'wg-CQ, . K H I 1 -is I f I t K4 I VE t , rf I AVC - sv-4 bl. Nevelyn Chap Patsy Chauvet Roll Christian Carol Cialone Richard Clark Sallie Claret julia Collie Marie Collier Michael Cook Sheila Copeland 'af E 111.111 Mary Helen for lou . K Parker Cowgill Betty Ann Cranford Marcia Crawford Sharon Curry 4 - g, af ? , . . 4' ' mf X ,M w ' K: 85,1 f 'KT if H K g g . I- Y Q ' fm Q 'A , fi ....w' Robert Eichmgin Dolores liidinolti Charles lflliott Sanclm Elliott Roger lilllflfll Rllyllltlllkl lfnrityut-z Patsy Priya Dorn lfsc.1jcd.1 Rolwrt Estnjcrlri Snnnzi lfshclnn Riclmrrtl lfcrmntlt-z lfyn Finch l-inrl.1 Flllllllll Bruce lfliindcrs Donna lflnnrlcrs 3 3' K K f ' 1 is kwa? ' .l-: ' Ao' , x I 4 Brritl Davidson james Dm is Merle Davis Penny Dguis Oscar Delgado Armontl Dcsmorc Dotty DCXVQCS Di.1nnC Dcyoc David Doll Rolvcrt Dominguez Shorty Dowc Ray Dunfgm l:l'.lIll'i Dutclmovcr lilyu lftlmistcn Larry lfclmonson M r I 4 I fs, W,Ah V- M. ,Q L K Vx Mm in ' M 1 W ft W if K- Z r X K ,-f' ft 7 K .. r ww r . 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Esquiel Barceleau , Pepito Beltran john Finch Frank Hatch ' ' 'Qu R' , - 4- H If 5 fr 'ar 4 f ' W v as Lorraine La Caprm W B L' - john Mackey B james Peacock Barbara Rice Lester Schilling a ' -P ' ,Q-lu. x 4' vo- 2 all H 1 I X 'Q 1 8' - .W Lynn Stevens Siam 1 f izm Q, 2212? X Q -I a, '1i, cymhia Wrinkle B P 'B 'WP W'illiam Yarbrough V 1l 4, sa. Bill Yerby A: fix 'T' P ' P 1 Karen Youngberry Q B ' W ig Pedro Zavala fi' - 5 '5, , M i ...ie '33 s s an my I K L in 5 7 :,- n . . NSAP W h Y f-1 .Pfi 'l xi Juan Zavala Patricia Zientek , Q es ' if Even our freshmen contrihutecl. Burges stu- rlents contributed staples for the Canned Goods Drive which marie Cihristnms for needy El Paso lnmilies 11 happier one, JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High Attendance Ofliice has records of approximately 1.440 students in grades four through nine. Names of 120 were added when students from Wfainwright School arrived at Burges on November 11. The miles of records which are kept by Mrs. Glen- nis XVaide, Attendance Clerk Qsittingj and Mrs. Ida Smith, Assistant Clerk Qstandingb, include registration, attendance and tardiness. Seventeen student assistants help in the at- tendance office at various periods during the day. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM. SECTION 88 First row: Carol Knapp, Patricia Maveety, josefina Hernandez, Barbara Rmeele, Linda Reavis, Sue Wrinkle, james Bolds, john Cowgill, Bruce jensen, Mr. john Leonard. Second row: Ester Morales, Judy XX'eitz, Barbara Olfers, Peggy Osborne, Sharon Freiss, Richard Wfalters, Dickie McClure, Robert Ortega. Third row: Loni Pont, Evalia Urquiza, Rosalie lN1orales, Faye Patterson, Vicki jo Fadden, Manuel Madril, Tommy Taylor, joe XX'arren, Manuel Orozco. Mr. John Leonard First rovv: Ifdo Schaller, Dolores Martinez, Clonsuelo Garcia, Naomi House- herg, Sandra Paonessa, Consuelo Molinar, Betty Kerr, Von johnson, Mrs. Nancy Morris. Second row: Trinidad Rodriguez, Betsy Thompson, Irma Lican, josefina Torres, Rosie Johnston, Bonnie Dukeshar, Frances Margerum, Judy 'lame- son, Gilbert Rosas. Third row: Forrest Robinson, jose Rodriquez, Susan Little, Christina Hilt, Hildegard Geaser, Ethel Rousseau, Pat O'Neal, Louis Beltran, Salvador Servin, Maurillo Rodriquez. Mrs. Nancy Morris EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 89AND89B First row: Linda Davidson, Gloria Cool, Bonnie Knowles, Alma de la Garza, Ruth Duneas, Rita Elias, Carol Hoppe, Carmelita San Luis, Dan Ramsdale, Pat Bair, Mr. Richard Mulloy. Second rovvg Mary Beth Deal, Patricia Barher, Francis Gaxiola, Sara Hage man, Sharon Graham, Lucy Garcia, Lorene Glenn, 'ludy Hall, Tommie Vause, Rose Linda Rojas, .Indy Horton, Gary Orechwa. Third row: Patricia Daniel, Virginia Lee Ripley, Richard Lockwood, erry Strickland, julie -lohnson, lesusita Gonzales, Maxine Tims, Ronnie Dennis Donald Sylvia, Blanch Gillmore. Mr, Richard Iklulloy Mrs. Blanche Fedric lirst row: Stephen Bluth, Gilbert Salinas, Wfalter Johnson, Harvey Maddox, Barbara Reeves, Martha Ann Keys, Yolanda Garza, Gracie Garcia, Tommy Carrcll, Ronnie Chappell, Sylvia Runte, Lynette McKinley. Mrs. Blanche lfedric. Second row: Jenene Byrne, XY'ayne Kropik, Martha Gene Green, Josephine Gallardo, Mary Ellen Cantrell, Nancy Eulghum, Peggy Barksdale, Sandra Claxton, Antolin Hernandez, Joel Wfilkinson, Judy Crawford, Kitty Eorten- berry. Third row: Jeanette Gray, Daniel Holguin, Robert Melendez, Tony San Roman, Roger Patterson, David Hughes, Kenneth Wfilliams, Karen Melberg, Marie Bradford, Elisa Montes. Not pictured is Roger Coons. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 85 AND 86 First row: Claude Karstendiek, Joel Ramsey, Thomas Rawson, Dale Miller, Irene Ramirez, Celia Pacheco, Ida Marie Hager, Elizabeth Hudspeth, Isabel Herrera, Miss Floride Harris. Second row: Cliff Pleggenlcuhle, Henry Adams, Richard Fletcher, Barbara Harrell, Lynne Hartman, Marie Scarborough, Lynn Knowlton, Robert Chap- P te Ridout pell, Guy a . Third row: Alfredo Plasencio, Armando Alvarez, Gustavo Hernandez, Rich- ard McKinley, Wfilliam Darling, Kenneth Roys, Alan Kionka, Ernesto Alva, Kenneth Rankin. 5-P ,,,-av' Miss lfloride Harris First row: Linda Sherer, Bonnie Gray, Regina Cronan, Charline Speaks, Billy Grierson, Curtis Atkinson, julio Fierro, Samuel Hinson, Marion Fair' child, Mr. Ford Pugh. Second row: Barhara Fleteher, -lan Burehfield, Eddie Wfhite, Phyllis Belue Raymond Stead, Linda Bruton, Stefanie Cline, Larry Green, john F. Tisdale, jan Casteel. Third row: Pat Holthusen, Sidney Adams, Ralph Schneider, .lean Burkman, Francine Moss, Robert Stone, Richard Downey, Colleen Bledsoe, Maria Christiansen, Lee Glascock. JP' it Mr, Ford Pugh EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMSSECTIONS 89FAND 87 First row: Larry Ray, Stella Murdock, Larry Thompson, Terry Valasquez. Second row: Bohhy Montoya, Franklin Hurshel, Carma Reed, Irma Morino, Cheryl Briekly. sero, Dennis Kaplan. 'sr NS. Mrs. lilaine Layton Third row: jay Nelson, Billy Roberts, Rose Kennedy, 'ludy Lindsay, Sallie Ann Malone, Deliga Lujan, Darrell Davis. Fourth row: Eddie Seay, Genaro Munoz, David Martinez, Ronald Cox, Guadalupe Lara, Nicolas Perez, Ronald Dodson, Harry Chittick, XY'alter Pas- First row: Pat Sisley, Mickey Collins, Margaret Rivas, Cuca Saenz. Ofelia Medina, jolene Rutherford. Second row: jill Collings, Ronnie Tarr, Claire Thran, jo Ann Russell, lfvelyn Seik, Gloria Martinez. Lidia Ronquillo. Third row: lfddie Dale, Gary Corbett, Guy Claret. Buddy Clark, Glenn Margerurn, Loretta Mae Smith, Linda Swanson, Sylvia Spengler, Thomas hiartinez, Mrs. Ruby Lee Lafferty. Mrs. Ruby Lee Lafferty I'ourth row: Kim lispy. Stephen Devoe, Ray Frias. Stan Parker, Peter Brock. joe Parker, jackie Schultz. Sharon Sell. juan Gallardo. joe Villa, EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTION S 82 AND 89G First row: joetta Stroud, Carolyn Rose, Velia Muro. Rosemary Leghart. Second rowg Bobby Lou Wfhitcaker, Charles Pender. jerry Schneider. Paul Reynolds. Third row: Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, jeannie Arnold. Ann McGarty, Ann Patterson, Eleanor Thomason, Roberta Patterson, john Kohut, Cris Gootas. Fourth row: Bobby Hisaw, Charles Goodwin, Wfayne jordan, jerry Hobbs. Llelvin Schwartz. .r- 40 girly-' Et M rs, lil izabet h B rooks First row: Mr. Noel Pagitt, Susan Tole, Mary Lynn Shaw, Mary Ann Thompson, Diana Skipwith, Laurette Rankin, Jackie Vallo, Second row: Dale Hudson, Martha Brown, Carolyn Stringer, Emma Jenkins, Rachel Gomez, Linda Ayala, Arturo Arias. Third row: Louis Belmont, Linda Byrd. Tonya Williams, Jo Ann Walker, f Lynn Willnaore, Jackie Tomlin, Judy Kay Stewart, Linda Strom. Mr. Noel pagitt Fourth row: Pat Brennan, Gregory Hernandez, Tommy Conrad, Edmond Ronquillo, Jay Brady, Jerry Bently, Jesus Hernandez, George Hernandez. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS,SECTIONS 83 AND 80 Mrs, Velma Bromley First row: Karen Anne Tripp, Cecilia Cortez, Patricia Rincon, George Akers, XVesley Hayes, Gilbert Valencia, James Osborne, James L. Carlson, Dennis Brewer, Arthur Martinez, Mrs. Velma Bromley. Second row: Margaret Covarrubio, Lucia Cortez, Christina Talavera, Freddy Ibarra, Gregary Flory, Charles Land, Terry Robinson, Judy Coffin, Cathy Cook, Grace Rodriguez, Kathryn DeBruhl, Aida Rivera. Third row: Alfonso Yepez, Jimmie Blunt, Fred Goodall, Ronald Young, Chuck XY'ilson, David tNatJ Green, Wfayne Harris, James XV, Neiswonger, Douglas Haden, Jesus Gomez, Ernest Ruedas. First row: Iris Thompson, Donald Shumate, Russell Howard, 'lohn Snow Theron Richardson, Alixis Seifert, Georgia Gordon, Susan Talbot, XY'oodroxx lilrod. Tommy XVahler. George lfelton, Second row: Ditk lfudaly, lfumbio Barrera. .lesus Gonzales, Patsy Petters, Darlene Gillette, Arneeia Lane, Penny Lewis, Doris Hodge, Nlerilyn Ken- Mfg, Ijsfcf Wfgtlker nedy, Mrs. lfster Wfalker, Third row: Robert See, james Reese, Robert Kodis, Gilbert Portillo, Alder Meekler. Arthur Garrison Katherine Dunahoo Rebect 1 Mur wlu lo Ann 1 - - 4 l 33 , Varela. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 8I AND 89D lfirst row: David Dominguez, Ronnie Richey, Eugene Mathews, Dorothy Newberry, Maria Pedroza, Eduardo Dominguez, Josephine Corona, Pamela Gooding, Sam Brundage, Alecia Aceves, Ray Gilley, Mrs. Ruth Rider. Second row: Richey Cfantrill, Richard Salcido, Carmen Fernandez, Fred Spross, lfsperanza Martinez, Russell lferniin. Lillian Beach, Niekey Morris, Louis Morgan, Robert Dawe, Diane XX enzel, Nancy Benton, Mary Helen De La Paz. Third row: Bill Rawelifl, Virgil jiles, Gene Tiller, Sergio Rodriguez, Feli- eitas liseobar, Wfill Rogers, Sharon Dodgen, Reymundo Iisparza, Sandra Childers, Mack Coldwell. Mrs. Ruth Rider First row: Catarino Ybarra, Benny Zarate, Ronald Lindsay, Eddie Vela, Tommy Haralson, Bill Nelson, james Bromley, Lu Ellis Balenton. Second row: Mr. Charles Priess, Robert Taylor, Virginia Mendenhall, Bettie Fulbright, Lily Castorena, Dan Stone, john Thompson, jesus Aquilar, King jack David. Third row: jean McDonald, Martha Golindro, Martha Alvarez, Martha Ar- ellanes, Carmen Dominquez, Carol Wynn, Georgette Druley, Richard Baird, Shelia Krumweide, Colleen Kendrick. .L 3 Mr. Charles Priess EIGHTH GRADE HCMEROOMS, SECTIONS 84 AND 89E First row: Norris Dirmeyer, Robert McGarr, Barbara Fruge, Virginia Es- tropia, Richard Fuentes, Mike Brown, Dollye Mitchell, jack Hensley, Wally' Fogel, Mrs. Betty Marks. Second row: Anita Ware, Priscilla Bentley, Margaret Trainor, Jan Rodgers, David Andrulonis, Buddy Ware, Brooks Cummings, Steve Harbough, Bar- Mrs. Betty Marks bara Nichols, Alfredo Marquez. Third row: Wfayne Champagne, Gary Degele, Glenda Gibson, Joe Roach Eddie Wfilson, jan Satterfield, jacob Murphy, Charles Price, john Hunt jimmy McCall, Elsie Nieman. x 9 Mrs. Maurine Ecl-:ford First row: Bradley Wfright, Robert Prichard, Cynthia Bently, Linda Alex ander, Kitty Smith, Earl jones, Diana Collinsworth, Sally Kelly, Fred Baker Maria Castillo, Mrs. Eckford. Second row: Kay Ming, Paula Bibbens, jean Eshelman, Diana Lewis, Caro lyn Benveniste, Vicki Flournoy, john Hay, Sam Rodehaver, Kenneth Racine Luana Bramblett, Pat johnson. Third row: Mary Calderella, Toney Fulk, Royana Laughrey, Nancy Towler Marshall Hamilton, Mike Deems, joy Carter, Dixie Kennedy, Susan Kilmer EIGHTH GRADE HCJMEROOMS, SECTIONS 89A AND 39C 1 lirst row: john Hogue, Linda Liggett, john Tawes, Tom Hull, Benny Parker, Mabel Munson, Clarence Kroll, Tom Buxton, james Bradshaw, David Robinson, Miss Lois Wells. Second row: Shirley Beere, Carolyn Keogh, Linda Bevan, Genevieve Gon- zalas, Yolanda Ibarra, Barbara Sharpe, Carol Wfharton, Virginia Thorkelson Lenell Wagnon, Susie McWilliams. Third row: liloisa Charcon, Eve Kessler, Carlos Rojas, Charles Matthews, Fred Stauffer, Carmen Garcia, Armando Rojas, Richard York, Glenda Hud- gins. Miss Lois Wells ,0-Q' 3 get , .sf ' E. get 3 ? y iw M ALL- 3 lfirst row: Dennis Reed, l-'ernando Aguilera, Lou Ann Kraften, Gayle Rusl L sell, Gilhert Lujan, Milinda Mehl, Lee lNfeCfallum, Nora Rivas, Anita Ybarra, Maria lilena Saenz, Mr. jaelc Morris. f 3, Second row: john Moore, Manuel Tolamantes, Rosemary Latseha, Janis 5 laekson, Mary Christine Mora, Don Lewis, Salvador Quintinilla, Irene r Villazana, 'Susan King, 'loyce Collins. Third row: Mario Madrid, Dooley Guinn, David Morgan, jose Madrid, M11 -ldfli Morris Marion Thompson, Marcia Xvhittcn, Linda Smirnoff, Mary Francis Vollmcr, Reba Ann jones, judy Captain, Maria Luisa Tellcs. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 73 AND 7I lfirst roxx: hlelif Treat, Ralph Martin, Ciilhert Arineiidariz, Marie 'ILJIDDLIIO Ciilhert Trexiao, lfrnestine Valez, Mary Rohertson, Sharon Suniincrs, Roll Helget. -luan Sandoxal, Mrs. l.ulalia Lewis. Setond roxx: -lohnnj, Young, liilly Roherts, Rudy Terrazas, Ncxa Robinson Charlene XX'illianis, Susan Sullixan, Lily Torres, Soledad Reyes, Linda Solo mon. Margarita Virrareal, -latleie Yfliite. Third rowg Martha lioxxers, Carol Lutener, Sherrill Goodwin, Larry Barlow .luan Ortiz, blames Slterxxood, -loanne Yuiwor, Susan XYitliers, ludith Johnson loe llenrx' Clalindo, Arturo Martinez, lfrantes Taylor, Ronnie XY allcCr Mrs, lfulalia Lewis liirst row: lfsperanza Aceves. lidward Beard, Karen Cladle, Louis Couder, Pablo Martinez, Irma Martinez, Hortensia Montoya, Gary Ratliff, Charles Plopper, Beverly Riley, Mrs. Lois McKown. Second row: Sammy Aguirre, Norman Bender, Paula Boyd, Ruben Carrillo, Laretha Hendricks, Tim Esparza, David Holmes, Bob Martin, Linda Huckle- berry, Susan Rittenberry, Darryl Toey. Third row: jim Allen, jari Bennett, Mickey Brewer, David Griego, Rene McLane, Karen Olive, Lydia Patino, Neponuseno Lopez, Gregory White. Mrs. Lois McKown SEVENTH GRADE HGMEROOMS, SECTIONS 75 AND 74 First row: Rosemary Sanchez, Gary Gunning, Doris Dixon, Sharon Shugert, jimmy Adams, joyce Loer, jan Duggan, Kay Duer, Virginia Carrizal, Victor Montes, Dale Hamilton, Miss jane Tokarz. Second row: Norman Mayne, Sharon Auman, Natalio Silva, Edward Mathia- son, Sylvia Diaz, Sherrill Seeling, joe Pena, Rene Merrill, Charles Mitchell, Steve Trower, janice Richey, Allen Willis. Third row: Diane Slonsky, Santos Gutierrez, Bob Short, Wayfne Reus, Steve Seelmeyer, George Fierro, Linda Soltner, joe Franco, Charles Lawrence, Richard Silva, Yolanda Rodriguez, Bill- Fadden. 'uv'- Q Q ai i .jff-GJ, Miss jane Tol-:arz liirst row: Georgia Munson, lfdwina Brown, Donna jones, Barbara Collie, Marcia jensen, Richard Billinan, Sandra Fleming, Charolette Mixon, john Duke, Mrs. Ann Shaw. Second rowg Milton Donges, Dick jarolas, Tony Sena, Dennis Blanton, Maria Ramirez, Matthew Burnett, Lainara Ledbetter, Sheila joyner, Milton johnson, David Kowal. Third row: Betty Orono, lfdward lfredricks, Ramon Leyva, juan Landeros, Carl Kobell, Sammy Suhia, Gail Millar, Gloria XY1llllQ1ll1SOI1, Billie Alvarez. M rs. Ann Shaw SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 76AND 72 lfirst row: judith Moore, lfthel lfreinin, Donna Craven, Gennie Pringle, Billy Hewitt, Robert Clrawlord, Alfredo Talavera, jay Slavec, Roland Wfatts, Hector Silva, Mrs. I.. Apteckar. Second row: Patty Peterson, Tommye lfatinger, Shirley Phippeny, Marilyn Corrigan, Peggy Miller, Douglas Stevens, julieta Payan, Iflvia Tavares, Martha Rivas, Ronnie Wfilliams, Leland Hall, Martha Vasquez. Third row: Lucy Beltran, Mike Evans, Howard Moeck, Rose Marie Hosey, Nancy XY'olfendon, jose Gutierrez, jose Rodriquez, Clemente Villegas, Al- bert Skero, Belen Marrulo. Mrs, Lillian Apteckar Mr. XVes1ey Scarbrough First row: Donald Hone, Karl Vlfeinmeister, jeffrey Paulus, Beatrice Vas- quez, Peggy Wflmiteliead, Lorenza Hernandez, ,lenny Doppelhauer, Yolanda Rodriquez, Vicente Hernandez, Ronald Gray, Mr. Wesley' Scarbrough. Second row: Rosa Tellez, Diane French, Barbara Fortenberry, Janie Martinez, Natalia Garcia, Celia Vasquez, Candy Heard, Robert Salini. Third row: David Porter, Gilbert Gallardo, Michael Fortson, Daniel Flood, Enrique Gomez, Stanford Lane, jose Bailon, Ramon jimarez. Not pictured are Betty Feuerborn, Robert Singleton, juan Borrego, Stephen Gerrato, Karen Hanson. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS 78 AND 79A First row: Luis jaramillo, Brenden Seaborn, Ramon Gutierrez, Rosemary O'Hara, Angelica Schneider, Ann Heath, Santiago Lopez, Mr. Hyrum K. Mortensen. Second row: Pat Titus, Arthur Weick, Emmitt Posey, Armando Medina, Russell Taylor, Luisa Legardo, Barry Zeigler, Maria Rodriguez. Third row: Alfredo Pacheco, Virginia Horstman, Celia Moreno, Michael Darnold, Charles Switzer, ,Ierry Franklin. Mr. Hyrum K. Mortensen First row: Michael Feinstein, Floyd Chase, Bobby Cass, jerry Dodson, Delia Gard- ner, Rose Mary Anaya, Martin Jaffe, Michael Haslam, Emma Dominguez, Esther Rangel, Mfrs. Nancy McMahon. Second row: Yolanda Gallegos, Nonie Glascozk, Armando Macias, Beatriz Do- minguez, Neva Dominguez, jane Dunsmore, Gaye Gagnon, Stanley Shepherd, Paul Hinds, Raymond Morales. Mrs. Nancy McMahon Third row: Richard Apodaca, Darryl Berry, Ray Arras, Alice Cain, jane Burke, Teresa Bustamante, james Griffith, Robert Mazeika, james Smith, Bruce Hubbard, Robert Howard, Ronald Crockett. SEVENTH GRADE HGMERGOMS, SECTIGNS 77 AND 79B First row: Beverly Sue Page, Lloyd Fannonjr., john Breen, Karen Sue Hardy, Rosalie Hernandez, Francis Lucile Page, Teresa Huerta, Billy Cooper, Ronnie Stuart Armstrong, Gordon Minton, Harvey Wfhitehill, Richard Cook, Ronny Corbett, Mr. Robert Lindsey. Second row: Raymond Eastman, Alberto de la Cruz, Elizabeth McMurtrey, Wanda Gail Roehrer, Nella Key, Bonnie Vince, Carol Lynn jenness, Law- rence Kirk, Lucile Fisher, Charlene Breeze, Paul Farrington. Third row: Sammy Clark, Stuart Douglas, Gerald Hodgkins, Tony Evanoski, Kathryn Wochner, Pamela Rutherford, Dorothy Davis, Maria Dolores Silva, Linda Boyd, Fran Alfrey, Don Davis, Benny Rodriguez. Mr. Robert Lindsey First row: Tony Carrillo, Gerry Barksdale, Barbara Haran, Grace Revas Raquel Castillo, Dora Contreas, Victor Ayala, Maria Castorena, Carmen Debaca, David Rodriquez, Ann Brooks, Mr. James Russell. Second row: Mary jo Curran, Barbara Masko, Diana Davenport, Janet Ay cock, Charles Squeren, Bill Burtchaell, Patricia Azling, Carol Collier, Karen Mr. James Ruggell COIHCU, ROI121lCl M3ftlH. ' Third row: Ellen Cotton, Martha Biller, Thomas McLean, Carolee Boykin Neil Byl, Ramon Carrasco, Luis Terry, Charlene Clatfelter, Barbara Haran SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOMS, SECTIONS T9 AND 70 First row: Lucy Mora, Natalia Ramirez, Richard jaquez, Robert Stewart, Catherine Teed, Hugh johnson, vludith Howard, Jean Nearhoof, Robert Patterson, Mrs. Lillian Karstendiek. Second row: Genaro Rocha, jose Perez, Concepcion Pichardo, William Mc- Mahon, Janice Peterson, Audrey Liggett, Rena Reyes, Michael Allen, Sharon Ferrell, Judy Ivie, Daniel Mellado. Third row: Marjorie McDermid, Charlene Smith, Gerald Snyder, Lester XVel1s, Isaac Segura, Charles Sewafd, Armond Powell, Michael Patten, Armando Romero, Lonnie O'Keeffe. Mrs. Lillian Karstendiek YTILE DI F Y-TEENS The purpose of this junior Y-Teens club is to sponsor activities which will help the town and school and in so do- ing build better American citizens. Mrs. Nadine Spato and Mrs. Blanche Fedric are the Y. XV. C. A. and teacher spon- sors. This years officers, pictured at the left, are: President-f-Sylvia Runte Vice-Presidentflilisa Montes SecretaryfwMarie Bradford Treasurergjeanette Gray HistorianfMartha Gene Green Chaplain-Neva Lou Robinson Ytiledif Y-Teens has forty-three members. Six of these are officers and charter members. One of the first activi- ties of this club was a scavenger hunt and supper party in December. The food which was collected was distributed I to needy families in El Paso. Mrs, Runte, mother of the president, treated the girls to a supper party when they re- turned from the hunt. February 8 was an important date to rememberfthe formal initiation of club officers and members. The girls enjoyed their mid-winter conference held at Cloudcroft in New Mexico on February 11 and 12. Delegates were there from all Y-Teens Clubs in Fl Paso. One purpose of the conference was to discover ways to improve the club, another to prepare for summer camp. Many winter sports were open to the girls during their stay at Cloudcroft. A cake sale netted the club money with which to work and in February the girls were treated to a swim and slumber party at the Y. XV. C. A. Q rf' Members of the Ytiledif Y-Teens are shown with their sponsor. Mrs. lilanche Fedric. JR. HI. ADVANCED ORCHESTRA Members of the Junior High Advanced Orchestra shown with Val Hill, director, are Sharon Aumang Ann Aber- nathzg Peggy Barksdale, Stephen Bluthg Marie Bradfordg Jenene Byrneg Joe Blaisdellg Mary Ellen Cantrellg Sandra Claxtong Judy Crawfordg Ida Capshawg Elva Edmisten, Judy Iveyg Martha Keyg Lucy Jo Morag Karon Melbergg Rene Merrillg Elisa Montesg Barbara Reeves: Sylvia Runteg Gilbert Salinasg Charlene Smithg Joel Wilkensong HM John- song Carl Johnsong Dick Goodwing Virginia Blaisdellg Sidney Adamsg Frank Westinoreland. P fm- D JR. HI. INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA Members of the Junior High Intermediate Orchestra pictured with Val Hill, director are Alicia Acevesg Dennis Brew- erg Josephine Coronag Reymundo Esparzag Luis Jaramillog Micky Morrisg Emmitt Poseyg William Rawcliffeg Gracie Rodriguezg Gilbert Valenciag Pamela Goodingg Karen Oliveg Jaye Nelsong Tim Esparzag Ken Hillg Cressi Bernard. Jari Bennett Mr. James Gilbert, Band Director is shown here Fred Baker Darryl Berry Marcia Crawford Doris Dixon Clarinet? U Pedro Ramirez Cheryl Brickey Ralph Lopez Laffy RRY, Jim Allen Carma Reid Cornet: Jan Duggan Judy Howard Victor Montez Jean Nearhoof Sheryl Seeling Billie Roberts George Fierro Santos Gutierrez Noman Mayne Bob Stewart Dwain Hollsapplc Robert Villazana Bill Fadden Horn: Dick Billman Dick Jacobs Claude Karstendeck Alan Kionka MA BAND Bob Wfelsh with the Junior High Band Bass? Hugh Johnson Trombone: Mickey Brewer Floyd Phillips Ganaro Rocha Jose Subia Baritone: Charles Mitchell Steve Trower Allen Willis Charles Seward Percussion: Celia Pacheco Erene Ramirez Sylvia Diaz Jose Rodriguez Josephine Gallardo Saxophone: Baltazar Alvarez Jerry Dodson Jesus Hernandez fa, vi A K,-W Q09 Members of Choir I are shown with Mr. Edwon Jones Director, They are: Susan Tale, Rose Marie Hosey, Shelia Krumwaid, Carol Jeness, Delores Silva, Skippy Whitebuilt, Sue Chapman, Lucy Beltram, Jonis Jackman, Beverly Page, Deridel Gains, Georgette Jacobs, Jouce Yarwood, Sharon Sell, Marilyn Corrigan, Lucill Fisher, Pat Anderson, Jou Anna Carter, Diane Collinsworth, Toney Fulk, Lorene Glenn, Sharper Graham, Johy Tay, Judy Horton, Dan Ramsdale, Maxine Sims, Lonnie Rae Vause, Von Johnson, Delores Martinez, Barbara Olfers, Linda Reaves, Don Johnson, and Ricky Baird. JUNIOR I-IIGI-I CHEERLEADERS Kay Mizer Head Cheerleader Madeline Keeler Mrs. Lors McKown Sponsor Lorene Glenn Linda Sue Reeves Sally Schroeder Faye Rude Alternate ,, lwlvliii rail .. 1'-Q FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM fLettermen are starredj First row: Ralph Lopez, Managerg Duane Boush, rkLinnie Cade, f4Sam Blancas, iPete Salazar, Mike Garcia, YRuben Tellez, Hack Chanouz, Eugene Bradford, Robert Dominguez, Richard Garza. Second row: Clyde Posey, fAlbert Alvarado, Mike Black, XXVilliam- Roberts, Jerry Prewitt, Uohn Pratti, :':David Hageman, :kRoy Duncan, Tommy Perham, Larry Wallen, Felipe Navarro. Third rovv: Coaches Alvin Wfhaley, John Gooden, :'cRamon Marrufo, :kRodolfo Villarreal, 'kjoe Villa, 24Kerry Wfilson, 3tBill Moore, :klired Luhm, 34Lonnie Hughes, :l1RobertMendelez, ilfLarry Averett, Jose Subia, :kUrsulo Tavares. W. .....,.a. .Wa , 1 .. - S f..' -1 David Hageman Qleftj was selected all-district guard on the first team. Kerry Wfilson received all-district tackle on f , I' A the second team this year. . M , i., ' 'Z 4' -c 1 K , Q Ei-ij, ,ily - .i U .. ., Wiki S 7 ,' N ,a fy,-af., L 7 Y 4 Q' T ' EIGHTH GRADE FCDOTBALL TEAM CLettermen are starredj First row: Ylaob XY'elch, 34Clitford Pleggen- kulle, 'kBradlev Wfright, 'l'Arturo Arias. Second row' Richard Lockwood, Uesus Aguil- ar, :Manuel Madul, TCharleS Land, :lfLeonard Yanez, :lfSalvador jacquez. Third row: Coach Richard Mulloy, :'cD21N'lLl Martinez, '?Mark Caldwell, XAngle Aleman, Wfillie Cavillo, Coach Benton Smith. Lettermen not pictured: David Robinson and Leon Ross. guanosin- , -.xxfi-w ta if tt , if-' W at 9 i -6 'A ., .N -M i T , R , is , A ff MW 1 1 a..i ,I ?,z!z?:a: SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM fLettermen are starredj First row: 9FDon Davis, Xllmmett Posey, Roland Watts, Richard Apodaca, Bob Steward, 9FRaymond Eastman. Second row: XRamon Carrasco, Hoe Franco, 'kjohn Moore, : Ronald Martin, fFBenny Rodriquez, Mike Davnold, Hon Duggan, Thiid row: :klsacc Sequa, :kCharles Suvar, 9sRene McLane, :':David Homer, 'kjohn Phelan, 'Vfhomas McLene, :'fSonny Clark. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Mike Blackmond, Richard Aronda, Barry McMahan, jack Dhaneaux, Allen Wfoods, and jerry Pruitt. Second row: Coach Ken McGuire, Larry O'Keefe, Steve Brazilton, Jerry Roberts, Bob Harbrough, David Hageman, Bill Yarbrough, manager. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM liirst row: Ramon Carraus, Arturo Arias, jack Wfhitfield, Pablo Martinez, Von johnson, Ron- nie Armstrong, Don johnson. Second row: Fred Goodall, Issac Segura, Roger Patterson, Rene McLane, David Hughes, Mar- shall Hamilton, Armondo Rojas. Kneeling is the manager, johnny Munoz. aw gt i' v 'V 'Y ,Q JUNIQR men TENNIS First row: Miriam Scott, Susan Boyer, julia Ann Collie, Diane Vasil, Dixie Kennedy, Bunny Gillmore. Second row: Terry Wfatts, Penny Daxis, Caroline Parker, Lynnette Lusk, Charleen McClaran, Carol Cialone. The first year of tennis at Burges High was a very successful one. Over 120 girls and boys participated in tennis during the year. Besides playing other schools in the city and Ysleta in dual matches, Burges participated in and won some of the matches in the El Paso Tennis Club Invitational, Sun Carnival Tournament, City Tennis Tournament and the Odessa Invitational Tournament. The outlook for the future is brightened by the fact that, of the total number of boys and girls playing tennis this year, none of the boys will be lost through graduation and only 3 girls. First row: Pierce Shikoski, Ricky Baird. i Second row: Mike Rcveley, Bobby Thies, Bill Newcomer, Mickey Collins, fi V M Joel Wfilkinson. P' T i Third row: Charles Elliott, Mike Sharp, Manuel Madril, Roy Springer. itz.. W- law! .mm wean Q Coach Jesse Thornberry VJ 5' in M V ATU ? If I s bfi, , 41' in-M K... 1 'X BHRBHE H H4 PWONKH... X n 'U ,mx e,-rhiw 521 -5 v , K lm rm. w 1. M Golkifw, C166 -93 93 LEE Deaf , :Mm w-,MS w fze,Qv,, V k -fi? K Lady-in-Waiting Suzanne Dorroh escorted by Bill Clarkson Senior Princess Texie Le Birchfield Junior Princess Sandi Nicholson escorted by escorted by Bill Deal Trent Morgan Sophomore Princess Linda Lee Hobbs escorted by Robert Dawson Members ol' 1955 Football Court are shown in Ysleta Highs Stadium after the last game on November 18, 1955, junior Duchess Marilyn Lewis is shown with Grady Dyer 'ii'-2' Senior Duchess Betty Kay Ward escorted by Chuck Erhardt Chrysanthemum corsages were presented to members of the Court by the team. Qophomore Duchess Barbara Davis is shown with Aubrey Wfebb X 41' in i iz r n I -if Ov 7Ccwen Yfcwmegag Q' Vi we H H 'Wg W: ' :M , 2 rits., QM. L, fm J gl,igsf'i'-H. ff W W V ' 'f - tw W 14,21 , mga .. 'S 'Q' i ' ' f Af2E.esfY KW. wtfwn 11335 Ei 'x iiiiae ww 4 52492 X- I' 13? WW' a Chuck Ediawdt ' Q 3 Zia 3 jinunie 3 2 C' Carmie .hmmm juli? 2 Q5 3 S A E 53 eaeweq Cawina, M Caffo, .7a awr Cl ' . Marjie Baird is the top student in journalism. Her second semester pro- ject was the beauty contest. Texie Le Birchfield and jerry Deal achieved the highest grade averages in the Commercial department, Harvey lfidinolf and Stanford Hickman look as if they enjoy Chemi- cal experiments. Harvey and Stan tied for the highest average in the science department. .aw-f Mrs. 'lessee Treadaway announced Marilyn Lewis as top student in Homemaking. Harvey Eidinoff, XX7illard Smith, and james Dennis were the three outstanding seniors in Mathematics over a four year period, having taken all the mathematics offered in high Leo Fernandez was the outstanding senior art student School. Their grades were A's. with the combination of talent, hard work, and lead- ership. Margee McClenahan received the outstanding senior band student award. For exceptional work in Lat- in, she also received the outstand- ing senior student award in the Lat- in Department. Belle Huffman and Claire La Capria talked their way to the top, They were the outstanding stu' dents of the speech department. S james Dennis has taken Wforld History, Ameri- can History, Civics, and Modern Problems in the Social Studies area. The highest average in these subjects has given him the Social Studies outstanding student award. jimmy also received the top senior student award in the Spanish de- partment. .f--X. .Iimmy Dennis and Wfillard Smith were award- ed the top honors ol' the English department, Bob Wfright was announced the outstanding senior in the mechanical drawing department. ,-1'1 Beverly Collins received the outstanding choir student award. Mr. jones said, She is all any- one could ask as A Choir President and as an example to all who will follow her in Cl'lOir. HOOFBEATS PRESENTS - THE T956 BEAUTY CONTEST Beauty contestants were first selected by secret ballot by all high school students. During the Preliminaries, held at school one week before the contest, these contestants were judged on beauty, poise and personality. Twenty girls were selected by three judges, Mrs, Varner Henry, Mrs. Margaret Watson, and Mr. Bob Andrews, to continue into the finals. February 25 was the day Burges was to discover the most beautiful girl in the school. On that night 20 girls, dressed in party dresses and then in formals, walked across the stage in front of five final judges and a large au- dience of parents and students. Mrs. Lucille Talbot, Mrs. Elizabeth Lind, Mr. Hank Lemmon, Mr. Bill Marrow and Mr. Maury Bands selected the five most beautiful girls. An enormous multi-colored diadem centered on the stage, balloons, serpentine and two festive masks set on either side of the stage carried out a Mardi Gras theme. In keeping with this theme, Patsy Chauvet played her part as court jester. Members of the TuneSmiths, talent club at Burges, furnished entertainment for the Beauty Queen. Margie Baird was in charge of the contest. Dickse Wfilliamson and Rudy Montoya assisted her with decorations. Fmcee for the contest was Grady Dyer. On February 25, five judges selected the most beautiful girls at Burges High School. - - Y gevrxsrffeefrsxr .:, .sn sd.. -, U T , . . .li mlb 0' i lady Batten 93wLgeo, .73 Second Place-ABever1y Collins v K ik Fourth Place-Bonnie Tomau - v ,. ---' oo A H M , L oog. Third Place-Joyce Curtis Fifth Place-Connie Fross a One of the first school-wide dances was the Coronation Ball. Lets do the Bunny Hop. my af 2 . 5 ., EA Vryk ' C Charles Arnold Thomas, El Paso tenor, guest of the music department for a day, sang many of the students favorite songs. '2vG.fgHl:E,'Sf'f' fr?'fE s'?Ti5'S7i?Hf2:f'.EQ-'ilk 'if ' :ggi-jflfi 14 'J FL ls9S'fiF5??'2i35Si316?iifS?1Z59?L Chivalry is not dead! Helen Lewelswill tell you. A tremendous bonfire made this the most effective pep rally during football season. eiies na 5?lY' . ii 61655 a i WS band KS Eniillae firsi ical Y he D o at tbelt sezisembw' YC ated i'XVon't you say, 'I do' and make us both full- fledged Dramatic Club members ?'l A Mustang is the symbol of Williani H. Burges High Sthool, set in colored tile in the main hall. From its theme springs this, Hoofbeats, and Stampede, our newspaper. Judy Latta is presented with a bouquet of roses after having been selected the most beautiful girl at Burges. Don't be shy, gals. Everyone likes a minstrelf' On january 11, the speech de- partment presented Burges Blackfaee Burlesque written by Bill Hageman. Six minute rush! Told Dad I had to, to be- come an Ecivres Club mem- ber. We used to step in holes. Now we trip over pipes. How about some grass to slip on? S. .1 fav 14 O55 C -2: .V V vf , . 4, 1.5, , rgj' .,. 41 Ji' 4. .,,' . r t f. . , -Q . QC ' ., BFMBMH F? K.vNKR....- Wh. VARSITY FOOTBALL ' X iummi ,7,. 3-,my-,igml k , r,,. . .. :Er WL u f L J s 1 4 93,8 MB i ii -3 I? 2 at 2 C is Q V 72 Q15 G 5 r- z Row I: David McMal'ian, Joe Thornton, Willie Lewis, Jerry Tanzy, Stahl Whlilen. J0l'1r1 Sharpe Telles. Row 2: Aubrey Webb, Buddy Everett. Trenl Morgan, Pele Berrera, Bill Smith, Jim Callison Chuck Erhardf Robert Dawson Grady Dyer, Bill Clarlrson. Bill Grisson. Row 3. Coach John Birkheod, Jock Reid, John O'Sullivgn, Happy Apodoca, Spencer Bulger John Dunsmore Don Perliam Bill Deal James Button. Bill Shively, Jim Young, Coach Huling P. Robinson, Coach Kenneth McGuire HEAD FOOTBALL COACH KENNETH MCGUIRE S884 BACKFIELD COACH HULING P. ROBINSON iii-Tfii . K ' q, ,W 7 5 . . TO OUR FOOTBALL BOYS. Our football season's over, The games were pretty glum Opponents showed no mercy, The players all feel bum. It's been a sorry season, We tried, but all to naught. We got an A for effort, 'Cause victory we sought. But let's not down our Mustangs, They did their very best, They played their very hearts out And wound up so oppressed, So let's all sing their praises, And boost 'em to the sky. We'll keep their spirits soaring If we will only try. And then, iust wait'll next year, 'Cause if we do our part, Our boys will fight for District And play with all their heart. God bless you guys for trying. You gave your verv all, You've got the guts for football, You big gui s, and you small. You need our cheers and yelling, You need our voices loud. And in return you'll give us, A team to make us proud! MARGEE MCCLENAHAN Chuck Erhardf and Buddy Evere'He were elecfed Capfains for I955. BURG BURGES G JEFFERSON 46 Jack Reid, who was seiecfed by his ieam mafes as fhe ouisfanding BURGES HIGH back of I955, is shown here wi+h Backfielcl Coach, H. P. Robinson. ES 0 DOUGLASS 33 BURGES 0 AUSTIN 47 BURGES 0 LAS CRUCES 41 BURGES 0 BOWIE 45 BURGES 6 CATHEDRA1 38 BURGES U EL PASO 73 BURGES 0 YSLETA 74 The Musfang +u+ors for I955 were John C. Birkheaci Huling P. Robinson and Kennefh McGuire. Chuck Erhardf, who was selecfed as 'fhe ou+s+anding BURGES HIGH Line- man of l955, is shown here wiih Line Coach, J. C. Birkhead. . H - V -, ' 'A q J n - 'ggi ig, . 1 . 3 in 2 face 2' . i i c r 3 fr . i 4 7 . . ww' I. SPENCER BULGER BUTCH Senior Tackle-No. 66 Xvt. 205-Ht. 6' l Letterman '55 JAMES BURTON junior End-No. 86 XVE. I-lfl-Ht. 6' Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- District Team. Second string lurk o District Team. Letterman '55 n Times All VIC APODACA HAPPY Sophomore Centt-r'No. 52 Wft. 200-Ht. 6' Honorable Mention Herald'Post All- District Team. Letterman '55 PETE BERRERA junior End-No. 83 Wft. 145-Ht. 5' 10 Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- Distriet Team. Letterman '55 'X Wx Q ,Q JIM CALLISON Senior Guard-No. 65 NW. IG5-Ht. 5' 11 Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- District Team. Letterman '55 BILL CLARKSON Senior Center-No. 50 VUL 163-Ht. 5' IO Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- District Team. Letterman '55 ROBERT DAXVSON Senior Quarterbatk-No. 31 XVt. 1-10-Ht. 6' Letterman '55 BILL DEAL. BIG DEAL Senior Tackle-No. 76 XVt. IQO-Ht. 6i li' Honorable Mention Herald-Post and Times All-District Teams. Letterman '55 CHUCK ERHAR DT Senior Guard-No. 81 Wft, 156-Ht. 5, ll Honorable Mention Herald-Post and Times All-Distriet Teams. Letterman '55 Co'Cr1ptain 355 BUDDY EVERETT Senior Tackle-No. 71 Xlflf. 180-Ht. 5' RH Honorable Mention Herald-Post and Times All-District Team. Letterman '55 Co-Captain '55 M--n., IIE: JOHN DUNSMORI Sophomore End-No. 82 Wft. 157-Ht. 6' Zi' Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- Distriet Team Letterman '55 GRADY DYER Senior End-No. 88 Wft. 150-Ht, 5' Letterman i55 DAVID MCMAHAN UTANKERH Sophomore Guard-No. 73 Xvt. I75-I-lt. 5' T Honorable Mention Letterman '55 MARK MENDOZA Sophomore FullhgitkfNo. 'il VUL l50-Ht. 7 Si' Honorahle Mention Hertilcl-Post All- District Team. Letterman '55 l-leraltl-Post All-Distriet Team. ft? BILL GRISSOM Sophomore Guard-No. 61 XVt. 165-Ht. 5' H Bill was injured in first ggune of -zeason against Douglas. Letterett as Spotter '55 XVILLIE LFVUIS Sophomore H.1lfbz1Ck-Nam, 20 XY't. 150-Ht. 5' 7 Letterman '55 TRENT MORGAN Sophomore Guard-No. 65 Wt. 150-Ht. 5' lo Letterman '55 JOHN O' SULLIVAN -lunior Tackle-NO. 72 VUL l70-Ht. 5' ll , B te. john was moved up from ini lor the last two games. B Team Letterman '55 DON PERHAM SHANE Senior lfncl-No. 84 Wft. 185-Ht. 6' 5 Letterman l55 JACK REID Senior lfullbatk-No. -io XYt'. 165-I-It. 5' 11 Honorable Mention lleraltl-Post and Times All-Distritt Teams. Outstanding ISIIRGITS HIGH BACK of 1955. Letterman '55 we DAVIZ SHORT Sophomore Guard-No. 62 Wft, 150-Ht. 5' 7 Letterman '55 WILLARD SMITH Senior End-No. 32 VUL IGO-Ht. 6' Honorable Mention Herald-Post A11- District Team 4. Letterman I55 4 , 5 Je W an ,, I f 'a if 1, 5 Rs' ,W Y 'lv 439' fy ' 4,5 ,,,, ,f JOHN SHARPE ALABAMA Sophomore Quarterback-No. 42 Wft. 160-Ht. 5' 9 Honorable Mention Herald-Post and Times All-District Teams. Letterman '55 BILL SHIVELY Senior Haltibaek Qpunterj -No. 25 Wft. I55-Ht. 6' Honorable Mention Herald-Post All- District Team. Letterman '55 in at JOE THORNTON Senior Tackle-No. 67 XVt. 155-Ht. S' 10 STAHL XVHITTEN Sophomore Center-No. Sl VUL l6O-Ht. 5' Hi' Letterman '55 JERRY TANZY Sophomore Fncl-NO. 85 XVL 1415-Ht. 6' Honoralule Mention Herald-Post All-District Team. Letterman '55 ROBERT SHORTY TELLES Sophomore llall'lwael4fNo. 10 Xxil. lfl3-Ht. ii lil llonoralvle hfention Herald-Post All-District Team. ' Letterman '55 JIINI YOUNG Senior Halflwaek-No. 20 Wft. 160-Ht. 6' llonoralule Mention Heralcl-Post All-District Team. l,CffCfIDZ1Il '55 AUBREY BUDDY WEBB Senior Aubrey served as manager for this years Varsity Football Team. Manager Letterman '55 BURGESS 6 VS JEFFERSON 46 STATISTICS BURGESS JEFFERSON FIRST DOWNS YARDS RUSHING YARDS PASSING 'PASSES COMPLETED 5 of INTERCEPTIONS PENALTIES I7 For OWN FUMBLES RECOVERED 3 of PUNTS, AV. YARDS 0 For on Ioses his shoe as he picks up som James Burfon scores 'Hue Firsf BURGES HIGH 'I'0UCI'ldOWI'I In hisfory againsi' BURGES 0 VS AUSTIN 47 STATISTICS BURGES AUSTIN FIRST DowNs I2 YARDS RUSHING .04 YARDS PASSING 9I PASSES COMPLETED no of zz INTERCEPTIONS 2 PENALTIES 3 for us OWN FUMBLES RECOVERED I of 3 PUNTS, AV. YARDS 3 for 24 - kt 'E in Q A 1-g,L.,1, gg '3-Iv-T , The boys in +he above picIure were on fhe firsi' offensive lineup 'For Ihe BURGES HIGH MUSTANGS. BU RGES 0 VS BOWIE 45 STATISTICS BURGES BOWIE 5 FIRST DOWNS 22 57 YARDS RUSHING 472 0 YARDS PASSING 0 0 of 4 PASSES COMPLETED 0 of 2 I INTERCEPIPIONS 0 2 For 20 PENALTIES I2 for I00 3 of 9 OWN FUMBLES RECOVERED 2 of 5 6 for 26 PUNTS, AV. YARDS 2 for 29 James Burfon and severaI o'rher BURGES MUSTANGS bring down an EI Paso High Tiger affer a shorf gain. BURGES 0 VS EL PASO 73 STATISTICS BURGES EI- PA50 5 FIRST DOWNS 6 38 YARDS RUSHING 4I8 II YARDS PASSING I of 5 PASSES COMPLETED 3 of 7 , 2 INTERCEPTIONS 4 for 20 PENALTIES I7 for I45 I of 7 OWN FUMBLES RECOVERED 0 of 3 7 for I9 PUNTS, AV. YARDS I for 25 v, 3I I3 BURGES 0 VS YSLETA 74 STATISTICS BURGES YSLETA FIRST DO.WNS 29 YARDS RUSHING 397 YARDS PASSING I33 on PASSES COMPLETED 7 of I2 INTERCEPTIQNS 2 for30 PENALTIES Hof 50 WN F MBIE RE v 2 of 5 of3 o U -S COERED for za PUNTS, AV. YARDS 0 Several Musfangs pull down ano+her Indian during Ihe BURGES-Yslefa game. Slit The EI Paso High Tigers score once more againsi' fhe BURGES MUSTANGS In 'Iheir 73 fo 0 friumph. BURGES MUSTANGS B FOOTBALL TEAM OF I955 E .. Vk,. Row I: John O'Sullivan John McCaffery, Riclre R ra Danny McGregor. Row 2: Roberfo Mac s Hec+or N ei Grady Cofe BH Taylor R3ClSIlR dAdT S flMhlHd ow z ar owe rna o ow ony men a c ae e e so Row 4 Raymond Anas M ke Amaya Edd e Payan Gon ale Lozano Jr Robe 1' Plnon U U F HEAD B TEAM COACH EVERETT NICHOLSON I 8 i ASSISTANT B TEAM COACH WES SCARBROUGH The I955 Burges High foofbaii feam presenred Their coaches wifh ieHer jacke+s for 'rheir hard work. Jack Reid holds +he ou+s+anding back's frophy which he won 'rhis year. MEN AT WORK? Chuck Erhard+ received +he oufsfanding Iineman's frophy for +his season. 41. BONNIE TOMAN SUSIE WAIDE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I V fy vm 35 55 ' ,Q-'HBA 'cz I I HEAD CH EERLEADER BEVERLY COLLINS BELLE HUFFMAN 'wa 0 JOAN HRDLICKA T I QI , I v I.. an-' ...-n gy- '17 Q VICKIE BAER ALTERNATE BETTY KAY WARD 'Wr- I ff 4 fc i 4 My , ' Q, Q f P sqm me if J BURGES VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I955-I956 39 Z JE ,WHS Sm 13 .WA WWI 5 Row I: Ed Elsey, Leon Egy, Jerry Gracy, John Payfon, James Sfevens. ff Row 2: Coach Arf Ranew, Jack Reid, James Boafrighf, Max Marrufo. John DUDSYTYOFG. James BUFTON- Harvey Eidinoff, Manager Bill Treeby. HEAD BASKETBALL COACH BASKETBALL MANAGER ART RANEW BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGFS BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGFS BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BASKETBALL SCORES .. . ...,. 40 Tech ..... . 28 ..,..49 Deming . ,. .. 63 ., 43 Cafhedral 49 56 Tech . ,..,..,.. ., , , 30 . 39 Deming .. . ,, 62 . 35 Jefferson 67 , .,. 38 Caihedral .. . SI , , 60 Tech .....,,... .,.. . 54 . ..65 Tech . 28 33 EI Paso ..., , . ., 5I . 43 Caihedral . 49 .. 30 Bowie , ,,., ..... 4 4 . , ,43 Yslefa . 72 , 46 Ausiin .,,. . 65 , 4I Gadsden .. 45 . , 26 Jefferson 54 ., 58 Tech . .,,, 42 ,. 45 EI Paso , , ..,. . 59 , . ,, 5I Bowie 48 44 Ysle+a . , . .. 66 , 54 Ausfin .. 65 bl Jefferson 7l BILL TREEBY 'P we T Xi M' JAMES BOATRIGHT GUARD James Burfon grabs a rebound during 'me Gadsden-BURGES game. BURGES beaf EI Paso Tech in our first game 'n hisfory 4I-28. JAMES BURTON ALL DISTRICT CENTER HARVEY EIDINOFF FORWARD JOHN PAYTON FORWARD JUMP BURTON! r n ance rows + e a fo Max Marrufo during Hue Ca'I'l'1edral game- s 429 54 gp JAC when NN? G 'C A' 1 2 1 Q 1 LEON EGY GUARD 4 MAX MARRUFO GUARD againsi Hue Deming, N. M. Wild- JERRY GRACY CENTER o 'YN c zvqdfa-0 SVA' 22364 P ff 'cafs Marrufo scores as BURGES owie 51-48 Q Q 5 . E , an . BURGES B TEAM BASKETBALL CF I955-I956 Row I: Dennis McGuirlc, Mark Mendoza, Grady Cofer, Willie Lewis, Willie Roberrs, Eddie Nelson. Row 2: John Sharpe, Larry Ponf, LaVon Cardon, Frank Vince, Charles Wesf, Sanfos Herendez, Coach John Leonard. BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES 'B BASKETBALL COACH BURGES BURGES BURG-ES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES BURGES ' 1 '-,. Avhv , iis, A T BURGES r,,,,s A sukees ' 'i'rr gg ez, BURGES JOHN LEONARD BU RG ES , i s i 'L Tech , Deming Auslin Jefferson Tech , .. Tech . .. El Paso Cafhedral Bowie Yslefa , , Ausfin . Gadsden Jefferson Tech Cafhedral El Paso , Yslefa . ,. Bowie Ausfin . Jefferson BASKETBALL MANAGER DENNIS MCGUIRK BURGES VARSITY TRACK TEAM OF I956 K ,ff by H- TTTTT 1' Row I: Roberfo Macias, Mike Seifz, Dave McMahan, Bill Roberfs, Mike Henderson, Dave Shorf, Hecfor Niefo, Ben Semenfal, Roberf Telles, Bill Wilson. Row 2: John Payfon, John Sharpe, Bill Grissom, Lannie Hughes, Charles Wesf, Trenf Morgan, Milo Gardner, Fred Luhm, Bill Clarlz- son, Fefe Berrera. Row 3: Coach John Birlchead, Charles Erhardi, Virgil Auslin, Danny Miniares, Roberi Luian, John Dunsmore, James Burfon, Bill Shively, Jimmy Dennis, Max Marrufo, Jeff Hulaherf, Coach John Gooden. RUN BOYS, RUN ! TRACK COACH JOHN C. BIRKHEAD A. , , s, f BILL GRISSOM TRENT MORGAN SHOT PUTTER DISC THROWER HURDLERS, BILL WILSON AND CHUCK ERHARDT MIKE HENDERSON POLE VAULTER MAX MARRUFO JAMES BURTON HIGH JUMPER QUARTER MILE BURGES VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM OF I956 J new Row l: Charlie Sanders, Eddie Fulps, Leon Egy, John McAf'lery, Marlin DeRi+a, Joe Richie, Grady Cofer, Bill Champion, Willie Lewis, Sanlos Hernandez, Rod Chrisfian. Row 2: Danny McGregor, Jerry Benfely, Roberto Andow, James Kennedy, Eddie Payan, Ronnie Perrola, Frank Vince, John O'- Sullivan, Bob Dawson, Willard Smiih, John Galley, Buddy Evereff, Coach Everefl Nicholson. FOUR TOP BURGES PITCHERS. FRANK VINCE, 'IAMES KENNEDY, XVILLARD SMITH, RON PERROTA. BASEBALL COACH EVERETT NICHOLSON A ,M , C ,V 7 VV . in 5 fi If 'RV ,qw x Si. aw RF, A FIRST BASEMAN, EDDIE FULPS BATTING PRACTICE CATCHER, BUDDY EVERETT I IE I . Y V -, ' H T ' A ' f ,. 1 , 9 , 11 .Y 2 -V -, f g V, .V . I A af is fs l 5, I .K 64' Q .wa vw- ,M JSI if gg f W A A 6 L gr, we EA W S . G' . '- ' H ' ..I.,Il: . , ..I. . ML -... Af . - 13. viii -3f ,.:.' ,.. f '.., '41 .. ,.: I I CATCHER, VINCE VASIL HITTING PITCHERS! SECOND BASEMAN, LEON EGY V , , ' A? X Mp,-www ,Nw-fue wb' ' swwaga Www jf I' ,mmf L-52 ML, , ,fy .gi H5 . . V V 5- . 'fl 751- ., ,,... , ,W , . , ,... W W , V 1 I 11. -I ,55-ffF53f- ' I W if-. 2 .. 'V 1 -- 4 '.5AW1r,:,.'7 , .1 :. L, , n fI,'E f ' 75592 ' ' 1Fggm? Wvami f -yr-45 1 ,L '32 1 52 VE' fi W? my aw P5 ik Boys' Va rsi+y Tennis HOWARD BARBEE CHUCK PLUNKETT OSCAR PAREDES TOM BADGER DICK HORSLEY MARTIN DE RITA JOHN ROBB TOMMY KNAPP ALAN CHAPMAN EL ELSEY RAYMOND RAMIREZ Girls' Varsi'Iy Tennis ANN BCAUCHAMP LIZ HAMBLIN VIRGINIA BLAISDELL MARGARET BEALL CONNIE FROSS PEGGY JEAN WILLIS PAULA WEAVER MARILYN LEWIS BEVERLY GARDNER CARLA LYONS KAREN KORNEGAY MERLE GEMMELL MARGEE McCLENAHAN JEANNIE HOWARD ,,.-. . x x X ,,,-f f X s X X k X NNN N Mu X l X'-N, Q' 'A ff X :Z-gfmwyx X A f f V .N ff N N ..,1'-w Nj TTM-vV'Sf Yi f , '1 N1 MS 1 f' 'lg ff 'fffji' N . '7 , rl' .1 ' I 'Q .1 1 , A -x ' ROI C. 'Q' 2 Lt. Col. Robert Dawson Capt. Stanford Hickman fha Lt. Col. Sue johnson Major Wfillard Smith Capt. Ellen McGuirk Capt. Ray Espersen Capt. Judy Latts. Major gif ' jo Alice Frizzcll 6 , r iiii K Q - i Capt. Grady Dyer Capt. joan Hrdlicka Capt. Charles Erhardt Capt. Suyarme Dorroh Capt. Bob Wright Capt. Vicki Baer Capt. Helen Ford Capt. Bill Deal Ist. Lt. Tom Tomnn Ist. Lt. Belle Huffman ISL Lf. Bill H2lgCm21H lst. Lt. Diane Gardner 'Yr Znll. Lt, Dick Grucrldylcc W- Lf- BCUY KJV Wm, gud. Ll. lNliloG11rrlncr lst. Lt. Beverly Collins lst. Lt. Bill Shively lst. Lt. Lorene Shively lst. Lt. Roma Jean Reynolds A lst. Lt. Susie Wfaide The sponsors are shown here in their first dress formation, February 27, 1956. no W Znd, Lt. Helen Alfrey ind, Lt. Marjorie Baird h i ALTER NA TES -Ef i ra End. Lt. Toxic LC Birchfield Crpt. Barbara Heinmzm RIFLE TEAM The rifle team fired sei eral matches with the other schools in El Paso and went to Arlington for the Fourth Army match 1 N Company A, in formation. nt one COMPANY FALL OFFICERS COMPANY COMMANDER CAPT. JIM YOUNG . FIRST PLATOON LEADER IST. LT. BILL HAGEMAN SECOND PLATOON ILEADER ZND. LT. IEIVFERY HUBBARD THIRD PLATOON LEADER IST. LT. GRADY DYER 'g- M, , vs V3 N 'lihll I5 1: I R f ,f the pnrarles. I 'A' ' SPRING OFFICERS COMPANY COMMANDER CAPT. ROBERT WRIGHT FIRST PLATOON LEADER ZND. LT. XVILLIAM EVERT SECOND PLATOON LEADER IST. LT. IEFFERY HUBBARD THIRD PLATOON LEADER ZND. LT. WILLIAM SHIVELY V To inculcate habits of orderliness and precisiong to instill disci- pline and thereby respect for Constitutional authorityg to develop patriotism and to encourage 21 high sense of personal honor. v O. ' V if r 51.2 . 1 v 'E ,. Q v ,L Company B during one of many ROTC parades held this year at BURGES HIGH. FALL OFFICERS COMPANY COMMANDER CAPT. EMMETT KELLY FIRST PLATOON LEADER IST. LT. JIM CALLISON SECOND PLATOON LEADER IST. LT. CHUCK ERHARDT SPRING OFFICERS COMPANY COMMANDER CAPT. BILL DEAL FIRST PLATOON LEADER ZND. LT. MILO GARDNER SECOND PLATOON LEADER ZND, LT. DICK GRUENDYKE To give the student elementary military training which will he a benefit to him, and ol' value to the nation. il' and when he becomes gi member ol' the Armed lforcesg to develop an appreciation of the army in its role ol' national defense and YO fully inform all students of the opportunities for service therein. AC H T ES MF ,- W s 4 z Q r ' ' QV V' Q ,, .i R .H ' f ' i NG gf: li 06' Avi Flutes: Clarinets: Margee McClenahan Ida Mae Capshaw Sue Johnson Pat Daniel H Penny Davis Ann Wilking Mary Dale Phippeny Kerry Wilson Marjorie Baird Grady Cofer George Barbee Patty Barr julia Bull DeDe Davis Ruth Donges Eddie Wlhite linda Shearman Diana Lewis Carol Hoppe Dixie Kennedy Gloria Landeros Alto Clarinets: Donna Flanders Eddie Seay Bass Clarinetsz Judy Sherman Tenor Saxophone: Marshall Hamilton Karen Korncgay Oboe: Gonzalo Rocha Carol Thompson joe Blaisdell Alto Saxophone: Corners: Darleen Duncan Virginia Blaisdell Kay Lewis Difyl-: Goodwin Bassoon: Billv Treeby Virginia Ripley julie Johnson DSUIUS MCGUffk Pete Shoemaker Pete Salazar Ed jaramillo Mike Blackmorid H01-1153 Larry O'Keefe Sam Rodehaver jean Eshelman Clyde Posey Bill King Sharleen Burrow jerry Prewitt Ralph Thornton Sally Kelly Bonnie Vince Tommy Cacile Trombonesg Val Hill Larry Walleim Tom O'Neil David Mclvialiarm jerry Strickland Tommy Rogers Mike Heller Baritones: Richard Lockwood Bradley Wright Ronald Monshaugen Howard Barhec Barry Mr-Mahan Francis McMullcn Basses: john Garty jack Moore Band Director: Parker Cowgill Gary Orechwa Earl Jones Percussion: Wfayne Orechwa Mike Deerns joe Booth Majorettes: Dorothy Pierce La Verne Grey Marilyn Wfelty Patsy Chauvet BAND OFFICERS I955-I956 President ..ww.....w.. ., .... M argee McClenahan Vice President .....,, ,....A ,,,, G r ady Coffcr Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,.,,. Margie Baird Sr. High Reporter .,,,,,,,...,.....,...,......A,.,,, Sue Johnson r. High Reporter .iiv.i...iiv............ Ida Mae Capshaw Librarians ...,.....,,. julie johnson, Carol Thompson, Virginia Blaisdell BAND LOOKS BACK ON FULL SEASON Burges High School Band made its mark this year both at school and in the community and a favorable one it was judging by the number of times the band was asked to perform at the rate of at least one major performance each month. The band supported and cheered the football team throughout the season. They played during eight games. In November, they played during the Camp Carson-Fort Bliss football game. The band was honored to learn they were selected from throughout the city to play in the General Motors Parade of Progress on january 11. On january 2, they had played in the Sun Carnival Parade. In February the Band performed in the Rodeo Parade. Five members of the band, called the Woodwrind Quintet, played for the High Senior Graduation in january. Carol Thompson played the oboe, Margee McClenahan thc flute, Virginia Ripley, bassoon, Grady Cofer the clarinet and jerry Prewitt played the French horn. The band added to the effectiveness of Burges High School's dedication on March 11. A busy season for the Burges High School Band drew to a close with two evening concerts in the spring The date is january 11, 1956 and the Burges High School Band marches in the General Motors Parade of Progress. PATSY CI-IAUVET U MARILYN XVELTY DOROTHY PIERCE LA VERNI2 GREY A CAPPELLA CHOIR Vifilliam H. Burges A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Edwin Jones their sight reading and musical ability. Tryouts are held twice annually to ob- tain new members. The AV Choir performed on many occasions during the year, the first being the Football Coronation on November 25. Other activities included the Christmas Assembly, caroling in the halls before the holiday, and Tri-Hi-Y and Student Council inductions. In the picture above Mr. Jones directs the A Choir during the january graduation. Members of the A Choir also performed for the El Paso Rotary Club. the East El Paso Lions Club, and took part in the Easter program at school. They sang during the dedicaion of Burges High School on March ll and the High School Vocal Festival. First row: Judith Nelson, Betty Reed, Ann Weatherford, Mary Medina, Suzanne Dorroh, Dorthy Zundel, Virginia Stem. Second row: Phyllis Freeman, Beverly Collins, Sandi Sower, Diane Gardner, Nancy Auman, Zena Garner, Miriam Scott. Third row: Hazel Ann Bell, Lorene Shively, Barbara Richey, Karen Bluth, Joan Elfers, Leilani Smith, Ann Arnold, Mr. Edwin jones, Director. Fourth row: Leon Johnson, David Hageman, Wfilliam Neely, Pat Morford, Dickse Williarnson, jo Alice Frizzell, Yvonne Paredes, Florina Murdock. Not pictured are Judy Latta, Donna Varden, La Von Cardon, is a select group of vocalists picked for JUNIOR CLASSIFICATION CHEERLEADERS Junior Cheerleaders are Helen Ford, Sandi Nicholson, Sue Stev- ens. and Ellen MeGuirk. These girls lead their class in their classification yells at all pep as- semblies. The girls yelled their loudest and tried their hardest to outyell the Sophomores and the Seniors. Classification Cheerleaders wear purple corduroy, circular skirts with long-sleeved, white, turtleneck sweaters, white loafers and socks. Uniforms are set off with an outstanding purple and gold SOPHOMORE CLASSIFICATION CHEERLEADERS Sophomore Cheerleaders are Gloria XVilkin, jackie Rus- sell, and Priscilla Rydholm. Not shown are Diane Ridout and Judy Chaney. These girls, like the junior Cheerleaders, yelled their loudest and tried their hardest to keep their class outyelling the Juniors and Seniors. 'BBQ 'nm X x , Vifho? Me? The highest grade averages for four years made Sherman Pavey the first I .. - Valedictorian of fa hhhh X BHS. ffsiea , wf if rw' i. 'r if it ' pq'-s..A g N ' , ix tm , . ge. ACI-IIEVEMENTS 4? Runner up for r highest honor is Salutatorian, Diane Yerby. I Terry Bolt, james Tatum and Rob- ert Wfright, respectively, won first, second and third place among El Paso students in the contest on hir- ing the physically handicapped. They are congratulated by Rev. liwart Watts, lil Paso contest chair- man, and Mrs. Faye Archer. When Margee McClenahan won the D. A. R. award this year on the basis of dependability, service, leader- ship, patriotism, and scholarship. Milo Gardner puts forth the extra eltort required to win the Voice of Democracy bronze medallion. 'Twas the night before Christmas and Burges High School won a first place prize in the yule lighting contest. Gosh, it's the greatest! Girls await the de- cision of judges during preliminaries for the Beauty Lontest. N at J 1 n ff' Y Bag hound for Christmas A typical 3:30 scene for starving students W I , l 2 I-2 v ,J i Sf' l -ff ' 4 13 'i 1' -Q J ka Last minute touches are given to Kay Banlis wedding dress for Father Ain't it beautiful? of the Bfideii YATE HAY TRI-I-II-Y The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y shall be to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian charac- ter. Charter Members President ..,,..., Vice President Sandra Jackson Linda Lee Hobbs SCCrCf11fy .... ..,. ...........i. P a ula Weaver Treasurer ...rw,.. ...... S haron Lee Brown Chaplain rr....e,.. e,,...,........ R oxye Wfaide Reporter .rre.er......, ......,....,e,,. V icki Baer Parliamentarian Susie Xlifaide The project which club mem- bers consider the most important was that of an Easter basket for a needy El Paso family. GNATS UM TRI-HI-Y The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y shall be to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian charac- ter. President ,,,,,.,i.... ..,,,,,,.,.,.. M argie Baird Vue President iee,i,,, Margee McClenahan Setretary ,.e,.,..,...........,,,......... joan Elfers Treasurer ........, .ii.,i,,. B everly Collins C hiplun .,.,,,,,, e,,,,.i...,.. K athi Karsten Reporter .....,..,,,, .....,,.,,...... 'I oan Geurin Pirlmmentarian ..,.,. Texie Le Birehfield Historiin ......,......, ..,......i.., A Peggy Willis Charter Members fan ' Mrs. Genevieve Gonzalez spon- sors this club which was organized to improve relations between the United States and its southern neighbors. Regional members of Pan Ameri- can clubs held a group meeting at Burges this year. We, the students of Burges Senior High School, in order to establish a society in which we can further our interests in the knowledge and culture of the American countries, promote good will and understanding amongst our fellow Americans, and make ourselves useful instruments in working for the purpose of democracy, do ordain and establish this Constitution of the Pan American Society of the Burges Senior High School? President--Yvonne Paredes Vice Pres.-Margaret Beall Secretary-Celia Fernandez Treasurer-Robert Telles HistoriansVirginia Blaisdell Representative-Penny Howard NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ,.,.....,,,. Harvey Eidinoff Vice Pres, ,....,,.,....,,. Stan Hickman Secretary ....., Margee McClenahan Beverly Collins Historian .,................ Margie Baird Parliamentarian .VY,..., Tom Toman Treasurer ............l . The Charter members of the Bur- ges National Honor Society have been principally concerned with setting up standards and proce- dures for the new chapter. Projects for 1955-56 have included: inves- tigation of scholarships for seniors with plans for making such infor- mation available for the class of 1957. Planning and writing an ini- tiation ceremony for the Burges chapter and working with the homerooms to explain the purposes of the society. Mrs. Faye Archer is sponsor for the National Honor Society. LATIN CLUB Latin Club strives to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. Mrs. Anice Bateman is the club sponsor ,Arias 5, 32290-if ' . . ,.., N Mgr. . X 2 H? .ka 1 . T32 if 'MK wif, 'i 15 . 51 , 5 President . Bill Campion Secretary ...... Kay Mizer Vice President Howard Barbee Treasurer .....,., Michael Walker Praetor ..,,... ,..,..,,. C lyde Posey DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized to pro mote better theatre productions. Mem bers have an opportunity to give expres sion to creative talents in the speech arts Mrs. Mary Jo Ondracek is the club spon sor. President ,......i.,rr rs,, Vice-President ..,... ,.,. Secretary .v,.....e.. Treasurer ,r,, .,,,rr..r, ,,,, Sergeant-at-Arms Bonnie Toman Belle Huffman Sue Stevens Jim Callison Emmett Kelly , x, f President ,.7... ...,,,.... B ruce Flanders Secretary ..,.. ..... B etsy Mitchell AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Miss Nancy XY'ilbanks trains stu- dents in the use of audio-visual equipment. Students are then en- gaged by faculty to show films and filmstrips to their classes. Fun- damentals are learned and new in- terests opened in the audio-visual field. SCIENCE CLUB It is the purpose of the Science Club to promote interest in science both for hobbies and a possible fu- ture vocation. Mr. Willard C. Al- drich is sponsor. Presrdent YvY..w,.,,. .,Y... Vice President .,AA,. Sec.-Treasurer Reporter ,,,,,,,., Parliamentarian ,r,, .. .. Historian .,,rr,,,r,v,.,r....,.. Song-Leader ....,... ........,. Voting Delegatesf Jeanette Pierce Merle Davis Audrey Shannon judy Boyd . Sally Schroeder Sharon Moore Dianne Gardner Faye Bruton . Beverly Collins FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I . H. A. girls will model for the Popu- lar's Sewing Contest. Also one of these girls will model in the Maid of Cotton style show. F. H. A. sponsored a winter style show so the girls could show off their winter outfits. Their state meet will be held at lforr Wforth. The area meet wil.l be held at Odessa, while the district meet will be at Bowie High here in El Paso. F. H. A. has many projects for the betterment of the School. They would like to plant rose bushes around the school. F. H. A. furnished refreshments for the faculty and office parties at Christmas. Mrs. jessee Treadaway is F. H. A. spon- sor. The Sleep Wfalkers are represented at the F. H. A. fall style show by Judy Boyd models a formal that she made herself at the Faye Rude and Marie Minjares. F, H, A, Fall style show, o Alice is guest vocalist at the Christmas dance. President ........., ..,.... P at Hudson Vice-President .... ......,,,,,, j onell Allen Secretary ..,,,,s,.s. ..,,,. B arbara Pziwkett Reporter ....,.,.. .... H 'vonne Darling ECIVRES licivres gives service ns a club by forming a booster sec- tion at athletic events to promote school spirit. Mr. Richard Mulloy works with the club as their sponsor. 1 - su- 4'1 Rl: Q? '01 President ,7.....7.... Y.,.V.7 , . ,,..., Judy Lflftd Vice President Sec. S Treas. Chaplain .Y,,,,,,.... Y,Y.... Parliamentarian Manager ..... jo Alice Frizzell Dickse Willianason Barbara Richey Beverly Collins fnot picturedj La Von Cardon TUNESMITHS Musical entertainment for civic or- ganizations and school programs is pro- vided by the TuneSmiths.' The Tune- Smiths, under the direction of Mr. Ed jones, vocal music teacher, entertained for Her Majesty, Queen Sue Stevens, during the football coronation. They also performed before Judy Latta, Queen of Beauty, with a program of songs, dance routines and skits. Pa ia GA 4 if K i' -fs M233 W' is The TuneSmith initiates were required to wear laugh raising costumes as decreed by charter members. awww, Hoofbeats Club was organized to pro- mote interest among the students in pre- paring material for the annual. The biggest project was the Beauty Con- test which was held on February Zi, in which a Mardi Gras theme was used. Marjorie Baird was chairman for the con- rest. Mrs. Sophie janet sponsors the Hoofbeats Club. President ..........,....t.., ........ T exie Le Birchfield ViCC PfCS5dCf1f .f,.... ..Y.. D ickse Wfilliarnson SCCICMFY ,-A-,-,....... .,....... I o Alice Frizzell TNIHSUICI -------.,- ..... D onna Varden RCPOHCY .-..,.......... ,,,,,,,,,...,. P enny Davis Parliamentarian r,.,., ,,,,.. D igk Gfuendyke if fl fb ly The purpose of See, Save and Serve is to provide stretcher service in time of emergency and accident. The SSS boys also assisted in en- tertainment and gifts for the chil- dren at the El Paso General Hospi- tal at Christmas time. They also helped plant the shrub- bery around the school. Mrs. Ella Tipton organized this service club at Burges. A751 it 3 mfs in-,dixrs 1 Vice President Secretary ......AA.,A Treasurer ..,..,.,.,. Sergeant-at-Arms jerry Deal President ..........,,.r ....,...,,, ,. .,.... Ray Esperson Bill Deal ,A Aubrey XVebb Spencer Bulger Happy Apadoca SX ' Q il 's l it if , 5 E l! 1 7 4 MUSTANG CLUB Members of the Mustang Club strive to promote school spirit among students and support Burges during all school activi- ties and especially sports. It will be their job to build and care for the Burges-B on Mount Franklin. Mr. Virgil Xvelch and Mr. Ken McGuire sponsor the Mustang Club. E President ttu,, V, ,..... Aubrey Webb Vice President ..,.. .,...... B ob Dawson Bob lirskine Secretary ,.....,..,. ...... ..Y.. Chuck Erhardt Sergeant-at-Arms .... ...... B uddy Everett Grady Dyer Treasurer ,... .,,,,i. 'Q' ar NA, f ,J BURGES HI-Y The purpose ot the Hi-Y is To create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian Character. The Burges Hi-Y along with the Mustang Club planned for the B on the mountain. The Hi-Y held cake sales on several different oc- casions and sold cokes at the bas- ketball games. They also sponsored a team for the Hi-Y Basketball League. The sponsors are: Mr. Virgil Welsli and Coach john Birkhead. 1 4 ' iii Members of the Burges Hi-Y Club and the Mustang ' L 1- Club were the first to be seen on the mountain work- President ......,....,.....,,. Bill Wilson Vice President .... Victor Apadocca Secretary .,r...,........,,. Buddy Pavey Treasurer ......r,,,..,....... Grady Dyer Chaplain s,,...t.Y,,,,.,. Robert Dawson Historian ..........,r...,........ Bill Deal Sergeant-at-Arms ........ jim Young Buddy Everrett Not shown is Harvey Edinoff, His- torian. 1 H , ,fu - ing on the outline of the Burges B. .x. '- QQ- A xr Xf MORNING WATCH Morning Wfatch is an organization of young people dedicated unself- ishly to furthering Christian fel- lowships, strengthening friendships, and through quiet meditation and devotional services and lending to- wiird growth of better American citizens. Mrs. jennie Bailey spon- sors Morning Wfateh. FALL Devotional Leader e,t, .t,t,,.......w R oxye Whide Song Leader .,r,.,..,,.r....,..,........,.,, Jennie Peters Pianist ,,,,,.,,, ,,,,.,.,........,s,s N zincy Burnnet SPRING Devotional Leader ,,,,,i,i,.,,,,,,...... jednie Peters Song Leader r,si,,.,,,, ,,..,,,. f Qnrlit Lyons Pianist ..,.....,......... .... Betty Hamblin Ray lispersen, Betty Kay Wfrird, Bill Deal and Belle Huffman stand ready at the controls. PUBLIC ADDRESS CLUB The Public Address system makes it possible for students and facul- ty to receive timely announcements. The first few minutes of the morn- ing and the ith period are given over to this service. SPRING OFFICERS President ,,,Y,.A,. Joanne Geurin Vice President ,,,YA,,,., Betty Kay Warcl Secretary ..,Y...,,, ,....... D onna Kennedy Treasurer ....,,,,. .......... F aye Bruton Chaplain ,,ee.....e.. .e,..,,ee,.., C arla Lyons Parliamentarian Elizabeth Hamblin Historian .,,.t,,,A.,, ,r,,.......,. B onnie Boyd SENIOR Y-TEENS The Y-Teens strive to find and give the best and to face life squarely. Members co-operate to keep the standards ot the Y. XV. C. A. sponsored by Mrs. Lebowitz. Alpha-Omega Y-Teens members trav- elled to Cloudcrott with other Y-Teens in the city for the Inter-Club Council weekend meeting in February. Other club activities included a cake sale and car wash project. They had a swim and slumber party at the BC- tore the year is out members hope to have white jackets with Alpha-Omega written across the back. l FALL OFFICERS President ........................ ., Zena Garner Vice President ....... ....... J oan Geurin Secretary .............. .,.... B everly Collins Treasurer ......... ......... I :aye Bruton Chaplain ..........,,. ,,......,... C arla Lyons Parliamentarian ........ Elizabeth Hamblin Historian ..........................,... joan Elfers Sergeant-at-Arms ........ Barbara Heinman f f-f-Mr - uni President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Kathi Karsten Vice President ........ Loren Hockett Secretary ..i,.,.. Texie Le Birchfield Treasurer ........,,.,,, Sandra Mitchell Reporter ,,,,,e i.,i,,,. Z ena Garner SENIOR FUTURE BUSINESS LE AD ERS OF AMERICA The Burges Chapter of FBLA aims to develop in young people leader- ship as well as technical business training, in order that they will be prepared to advance to responsible positions in business and industry. Qualifications for membership re- requires that a student make accept- able progress in a business subject, nas a superior citizenship record in school and community, and receives a majority vote by members of the chapter. The sponsor is Mrs. lone Reed. On XVednesday, December 7, the charter initiation of FBLA was held in the Business Department. The installing officer was Mr. jack Cur- lin, Vice President of the lfl Paso National Bank. JUNIOR FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA has sponsored several worth- svhile projects during the year. At the first initiation ceremony a beau- tiful punch bowl was presented to the school for the use of all clubs and organizations, Records for shorthand and typing were purchas- ed for the Business Department. An accumulative file on all busi- ness students graduating from Bur- ges to be used for job placement was started as a long-range project. The sponsor is Mrs. Virginia Rein- ken. L.. On the night of February 13, the combined Junior and Senior chap- ters of the Burges FBLA met in the Speech Auditorium. A valen- tine theme was used for the pro- gram and refreshments, The fol- lowing advisors were presented to the group: lack Curlin, Ralph Al- len. Dr. Wfade Hartrick, Mrs. L. I, Anslev, C. Fdsvard Arnold. Miss XY'illie Yarborough. lirank Keton, Robert Hampton, Mrs. Estelle Par- tee, bl, S. Lambert and H. D. Ham- ilton. Other guests included Don Mitchell, principal and Virgil Wfelsh, and Sam Hayden, assistant principals. PI'CSlClCl'1lj ....,,,,,,YVYYAVYYY' Kay Mizef Vice President ...,,,,,,,,, Judy Neely SCCFCYCIFY ...................... Merle Davis Treasurer .,.,.... Loraine LaCapria Reporter .,.. Verrell Dene Mounsey S 'T' '34, .. V5 FIRST AID CORPS Members of the First Aid Corps are stu- dent assistants for Mrs. Ella Tipton, i School Nurse. The members supplied the children at El Paso General Hospital with entertain- ment and gifts at Christmas time. They .rssisted in heautifying the campus by planting shrubbery. President .....,,.......... ........... P Gggy WilliS Vice President ........ ......... N ora Espinoza Sec. 8 Treas. ...., ..., S andi Nicholsor f 0 wX5 i'mauxw umm SPMSOG N Leo FemAo 2 r peesroemr 1 f 7 nmmcv sums-me BARBARA KIONKN Q SECRETARY-TRE865 ,,Ax , Li Qig- mrue: SUE emoeesow sweveme' 'W fd' as LQRR Y cmwroeo by l-Q A A L 5 M E A ,. 1 GGY TQOS6! if-: Ga-J i f1 Qj cQ 'N I Z i m! mor fcweeo D 'renew mafzv Rem-1 mer, s QEHOESE-Hp cmzemse-asp scowsffc eceanevewem ,Once-1 mooae A wana LT, k.c,w,. I . Burges coaches were invited to the February 6 meeting to present their department needs to the club BURGE S BOOSTER CLUB The parents and patrons' of Burges formed the Burges Booster Club organized to promote school spirit and sup- port the school in all athletic endeavors. This organization started with 70 charter members and now has increased to 170. The officers are: Tom Davis, presidentg Dave Waide, vice-presidentg Sam Rodheaver, secretary, and Frank Strom, treasurer. Regular meetings are held in the evening of the first Monday of each month. The club has donated a whirlpool obtained by the funds received from a spaghetti supper. On December 13, the Booster Club honored the Varsity Football team with a banquet. BURGES P.. T. A. The Burges Parent Teachers Association has done much in its first year in an effort to bring into closer relation ship the home and the school. They held a reception for the january and May graduating classes and a Spring Round-Up in May to entertain and make fun for all grade levels. Members of the P. T. A. sold poll taxes and as- sisted with the Mother's March on Polio in january. Many of the costumes were made byihem. Members of the Executive Board shown above are: Mrs, H. Sowell, jr., 4th. Vice-Pres.g Mrs. A. Davis, jr., Corresponding Sec'yg Mrs. K. Shurley, 8th. Vice-Pres., Mrs. L. O. Rydholm, Recording Sec'yg Miss Floride Har- ris, Treas.g Mrs. .Iohn Phelan, 7th, Vice-Pres.g Mrs. L. Smothers, lst. Vice-Pres.g Mrs. Tom Beall, Znd. Vice-Pres,g Mrs. T. XV. Olfers, Pres.g Mrs. H. 1. Sell, 6th Vice-Pres.g Mrs. C. P. Chaney, 3rd. Vice-Pres., and Major R. C. Flanders, ith Vice-Pres. Membership in February was 922. V LORETTO JEWELRY Phone 6-66l l fVlOI'1l'GI IO ST LORETTO SADDlE 81 BOOTERY Expert Fine Western Wear Watch and Jew ly R p g Heodquo rters Phone 6-4782 4824 Montana St. for genuine Levis ond Congrotulotions Lee Riders from A Hond-Mode Expert FRIEND Cowboy Boots Shoe Repoir Phone 2-2791 6l 26 Momma sf. phone 34446 Ql 8 E' Sm Antonio St. AI's Shop for Men and Boys Let Us Home ot Von Heusen Shirts help you with your Eagle Clothes Reol Estote problems DAUTRICH REAL ESTATE CO. 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