Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Dark hair and eyes accented by a friendly man- ner a n d soft expressions add to the beauty of DIVA GARZA . . . scholar and leader. While maintaining 4.760 marks, Diva has been ROTC Sponsor, National Honor Society member, and Le Cercle Francais member. She has also copped the number one place in the city National French contest. Diva would like “pour etudier peus de frangais— a Paris bien entendu.” Deep thinking and witty, LLOYD CLOMBURG has held the reins of the National Honor Society as its President this year. As a member of the Summer Institute at Rice University, Lloyd proved himself to be most articu- late in math. Along with 4.970 marks, Lloyd is an Editorial Assistant on the yearbook and member of the Key Club and Boys’ Booster Club. “To discover and to grow” are Lloyd’s desires . . . he wants to attend Rice University. 27

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m When TOMMYE BOULWARE is not studying (4.970 marks), he may be found relaxing at the billiard table. This senior’s pleasing manners have earned him notches as Key Club President, National Honor Society membership, and one of the 1960 dele- gates to the Summer Math Institute at the Univer- sity of Houston. Meticulous and reserved, Tommye would like to be among those to build our first manned-space ship as an aeronautical engineer. As a student, editor, and friend, attractive BRENDA GUSTINE has always had the admiration and respect of her classmates. She has served as Membership Chairman of the Girls’ Booster Club, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y, Copy Editor of the BUF- FALO, and National Honor Society member. Blessed with a prodigious energy and a quiet sereneness, Brenda reads several books a week, par- ticipates in church activities, and chats with friends “ ’til all hours.” Brenda’s diligence and sincerity accent her de- sire to uphold standards and portray her 5.000 marks in the class of 1961. outstanding students 26

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outstanding students N ANCY POSEY’s identity is seen in the ease and charm of one who does well “the smallest task.” Although interested in many facets of life, Nancy spends most of her precious hours keeping up the 5.000 average. She fulfills her duties in assembly programs as Vice-President of the Student Coun- cil, was a delegate to Girls’ State, is Girls’ Booster Club member, and was Rotary Ann representative. As President of the Student Council, RUSSELL OLEZE has presided over Senior Assembly in ad- dition to serving as Junior Rotarian and delegate to Boys’ State. Blond-headed Russell has a quiet enthusiasm in his 5.000 marks and his performance at the 1960 Summer Math Institute at the University of Hous- ton. Selected for Milby’s most coveted award, NHS Best Citizen in December, Russell plans “to use my math and science as a research physicist in future scientific developments.” 28