Dulles High School - Viking Yearbook (Stafford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

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' 'JF '.'g-1- - ' . -P' i'- I W-?:'1k' L A 413 ' P' 'F ' -5 i ' '. r - .- V' ' - Q' -7 A 1 I' sh r . 15 V545 filf ' as ' L ' ' - ' ,j - . 2 -'15, uf' T me 'g- I 'E4. . +5M Zf41,' J' , ' tg I . , . . . 1 Viking Mascot Eric, the Red Hello, I'm Eric the Red and to all you Vikings I extend my congratulations on your many accomplishments this year! Since Homecoming, Nov. 15, when I first be- came a part of the Dulles Viking clan, the Viking football went to the State Finals, the basketball team rated high in district, many students achieved outstand- ing scholastic ratings, Dulles teams and individuals have shown the Vikings to be champions in many inter- scholastic league athletic and literary contests, the FFA, Industrial Arts Club, Band and other student or- ganizations have scored high in their competitive con- tests. This is the year we wore out the Victory Flag. Why, it was because of this Viking spirit that I ever came to Dulles in the first placel The Vikings stirred up a whirlwirid of school spirit that blew through their hearts and pocketbooks to collect the funds neces- sary to purchase a nine-foot high fiberglass mascot-- that's mel I am an ex- ample--a symbol--of what can be accomplished through the tremendous spirit of the Vikings and I shall be proud to stand in the doorway of Dulles High School as an honorary repre- sentative of that spirit! We of the Viking Staff, in compiling this pictorial record of the 1963-64 school year, have attempted to present a composite history of the activities as well as the spirit of John Foster Dulles High School. We sincerely hope that it brings you pleasure now and in the years to come. THE VIKING STAFF Beth Clute Editor -in-Chief Alma Mater Dulles High, we pledge to you, As each year goes passing by, We'll be loyal, we'll be true. We will keep your banner high, May we always bring you Hail to you, red, white and blue Honor, Glory, and Acclaim, Praise your exalted name, W TABLE A A OF 11, Q' CONTENTS ,ff'fV1xx., ?f4yQ ,whhww SR vwly' FAC TY f?5 -'ADWWWSTRHUON ' - QLA S555 + QI SPORTS i FAVORITES ' X 5 QRQANmZATm01x157 25 l AQTIVVHES 41 15 1 Q ffl' I, iff x S . if X7 1 X , S 4 f v- XL7 S f Annual Staff L-R: B. Syzdek, E. Seitzer, J. Wheeler, M. Neal, P. Horn, K. Cole, M. Brodecky, B. Clute, A. Cloyd. M. Greenwald L-R: P, Horn, M, Brodecky, Beth Clute - Editor, B, Syzdek, A. Cloyd. Mae McCowr1 Sponsor MEI Board of Education STANDING: C, B, Renfrow, Tony Cangelosi, K. A. Landin, Bruce Edwards. SITTING: W, A, Brinkman, Dr. L, A, Wheeler, H, R, Shelton. Our thanks to these gentlemen for the service which they have rendered to the school and the community The 1963-64 school year has been the most successful year at Dulles thus far. In many areas, scholastics, sports, extra- curricular activities, we have broken existing records, Congratulations to each of you for your contributions. The high degree of achievement and the magnifi- cent school spirit which you have mani- fested will serve as an incentive to future students through the years, T o you Seniors we extend our very best wishes. Whether you plan further aca- demic pursuits, or the business of earning a living, we say, good luck. Remember that respecting others, and getting along well with others are primary tenets in successful human relationships, Your friend, L. P, Rodgers l 5 '5 'Wi ' - ,, -L . Ha 5 - I , The high degree of excellence which the Dulles High School Students have achieved this year is indeed commenda- ble. Students of the future will have a job in maintaining these records. We extend our heartiest congratulations and very best wishes to the 1964 gradu- ates. Good luck in all of your endeavors. Sincerely, Edward Mercer ,V -f .. ,.Q,7,.:, V.V, M I 14.19 ms, wif, f , .. ..., , ws X Kun ff new ' 1 ,Qfi A anim 4 M,-l .,m FRANK FISHER, IR, Principal EDWARD E, EARNEST Assistant Principal A I' 'us- aj: X FACULTY T. V. ABERCROMBIE WILLIAM APPELT FREDDIE BAYNE Agriculture Physical Education English LEONARD H, BOND LINDA BRADLEY FRANK BRANDON Math Physical Education Science ALLEN COLLINS ROSEMARY DUNK FRANK DZIERZANOWSKI Math English Science, Physical Ed, E 5 1 3 2 E 2 ALICE EHMAN JAMES ELLIS REUBEN C, ESTES Homernaking Physical Education Commercial ADELE GAGE JAMES D, GARY J, PAT GIBBONS Spanish Band Science, Math E E 2 3 - r WILLIAM F., GRAEBER DOROTHY HAMIL I, E, HANCOCK Algebra, Math English Agriculture s 5 s 5 E i i 5 5 5 1 X Q Q MARGARET HAUG LEWIS HOPSON CAROLYN HYNES Speech, Journalism Science, P,E, Latin, English i 2 2 E i s FRANCES A, KING IDA L, LANKFORD EUGENE LEHNERT Social 'Sciences Commercial History, Industrial A. 1 E 5 2 E 3 i 1 l l MARGARET LYNN MAE FRANCES MCCOWN JOHN MANTHEI I-iomemaking English, Journalism Industrial Arts SHARON MIDDLEBROOKS EULA B, MUNSON MRS, ANNA LOU MILLIGAN English Spanish Commercial GLADYS E. PIERCE PEGGY RAESNER JAMES O, REESE Library English Math BILL SHAVER NELDA SMITH Physical Education Physical Education WILLIAM SUHR History CARL TEEL BYTHARD VARNAU BOBBY WILLIAMS English, Choral Homemaking History, Physical Ed. BILLY WRIGHT JAMES RATCLIFF MAMIE RACHUIG Industrial Arts Counselor Registrar MARY ANN BOWERS It's a weighty decision, Secretary fellows! '21 ff? xi lv fT 5 '-ff. 1, - i -I 'J -.n-, lsvfsx fl J 7- N' I X 'XX f'7f : hm f ',f M ff if 1 I ' f W I 11 1 A 41 70 'g ' x I I K, 1 N, 4 ff Q Q 'yall' 4521 A' M ' s SENIORS X ! ,gxx 'il x ,bf 5g .., , 4' 5' 5 - 1.-4,5 gr ,'2c. ik-Li -5 4,- ,..- X1 X I, V! fx fq-:ff If '7 ' f fc 9 ff, if . ' f ,ng ,4-v ,ff , ' e Y ,f Q 'ni X Ii . lf. t q-4 i 4 Q 5 ' 1 ' ' X -Q X X N YS X wwww M... Senior Class Offcers I 1 1 PAUL HORN MARYLEE BRODECKY RED BINFORD Vice-President Secretary President Homeroom 12-1 MRS, MARGARET LYNN Sponsor -'wwf N 3 5 s 5 ! a . 1 2 E 2 2 S i 3 ! 1 E s E 2 s Q 2 Homeroom 12-2 Sponsor 5 S 2 2 5 E 1 2 1 5 E e E 3 2 i 3 i 1 3 5 w v ? E 2 E E i Homeroom 12-3 MRS. FREDDIE BAYNE Sponsor N 5 Homeroom 12-4 MR, FRANK BRANDON Sponsor mt Snaps A K K U , , ww 'M ,QNMQF 'Y ff Xa ,..- ,4 fill I-:':1'T'9 F AZ- Q ff? Q!! WX !Cj x N x ,1-.4-.5-,Af.5-1,,Wgl' xv X w x vff':vfgw','mu' 'vmf X Ax, A , .1fUI,, 1411. 1 4, X W 1 i7 w KH X 1' ,.l- N xff QQ QQ-f QOL 0 DR 1 mfs - Q fr Y W f I ' Q 4 1 + Q, CONCESSION STAND J UNI ORS ,swf Homeroom I 1 -1 MRS. ANNA MILLIGAN Sponsor Alaminsky, Carol Allen, Monte Baron, Charlotte Bednarski, Betty Borowski, Nancy Cozad, Charles Cruse, Linda Flower, Louis Brasfield, Barba Brock, Van Campos, Thomas Gierisch, William Heitman, Peggy Howard, Larry Johnson, Beryl Knox, Bill McPherson, Susie Russell, Linda Shuman, Carrie Tovar, Ralph May, Gayle Morales, Joe Ramirez, Bertilia 'K Adams, Dorice Arnold, Tommy Homeroom I 1 -2 MRS . DOROTHY HA MM Sponsor W Trncak, Randy Wright, Mary Youngblood. Stephanie Cloyd, Forrest Davis, Ioan DeLeon, Joe Bednarski, Sandra Camacho. Janie Catalena, Pete Garcia, Rosie Guerrero, Sarah Hughes, Mariell Flores, Guadalupe Foitek, Joyce Frankie, Tony Perez, Gilbert Pina, George Pomikal, Wayne Kuhn, Charles Meyer, Hebert Morris, David Presas, Petra Riehl, Dorothy Schiller, Pat Stanton, Betty Surgny, John Trojanowski, Betty Homeroom 1 1-3 MR. LEONARD BOND Sponsor Valdez, Manuel Wilson, Pauline Balderas, Jesse Butts, Otis Delano, Kay Hauerland, Charles Hilbun, Cynthia Hooper, Susanne Morris, Tommy Pausewang, Helen Pruitt, Lynda Gandy, Dale Goerlitz, Martha Hagler, Dian Tx 'N Hughes, Donlee Infante, Mary Kesterson, Bruce Rivette, Tommy Saenz, Mike Sanchez, Joe Mm Segars, Diane Senior, Robert Stolarsky, Patsy Adler, Ronnie Allison, Kay Homeroom 1 1 -4 MRS. ALICE EHMAN Sponsor Thomas, Stephen Trahan, Marie White, Terry Cordes, Roy Cortez, Paula Foley, Jackie Kachinski, Joseph McGee, Francis Pena, Victoria Boring, Edward Cangelosi, JoAnn Cloyd, Barbara Greenwald, Martha Howard, Melvin Howard, Sherry Scanlin, Mike Shilkun, Kenneth Stone, Sandra Prikryl, Andy Ruckman, Dale Saenz, Arcadio Wallace, Lee Barker, Georgia Homeroom ll 5 MR. I. 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'M S OPH OM ORES f LVIN ROZELLE President 4 Homeroom 10-I MRS. PEGGY RAESNER Sponsor Booth, William Curtner, Nancy Douglas. Mark Harrington, Kathy Henry Arnold Hightower, Scotty Allen, David Arnold. Donna L Garces, Ninfa Garatt, Gene Goerlitz, Linda J uroska Chester Martin Le sl1e McAdams, Betty Hughes, John Hynes, Jody Jennings, Larry gil f-W Saldua, Martin Shelton, Valerie Smith, Leonard Noyola, Yolanda O'Neall, Laura Ramirez, Cecilia , . ' 15 Eg I,h White, Clinton Wosnitsky, Linda Zuniga, Mary Homeroom 10-2 JAMES REESE Sponsor Ansel, Curtis Arnold, Jimmy Barrett, Jackie Thames, Justin Torres, Sally Wheeler, Jerry 1 A-gl'1e11O, JoAnn Albers, Brenda Daniels, Ima Jean Gonzales, Katherine Guerrero. Mary McClure, Tommy Medina, Hector Medina. 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Gary Delmar, George Fuqua, Lawrence Gray, Iudy Holloway, Ann Pausewang, John Reyes, Mary J. Ring, Nancy Thompson, Io Ann Uresti, Viola Wilson, Fred Miles, Marcelene Morton, Milton Nugent, John Salazar, Dorninga Sollock, Cindy Strickland, Milton XWE Homeroom 10-5 CARL TEEL Sponsor Frierson, Jody Gierisch, Danny Gryder, Sally Bowen, D anny Ellis, Pat Gulick, Linda Haney, Kay Hill. Charlene Ialoma, Elpidio Johnson, Delores Kozlovsky, Randy Mllam Arch1e Owen. Ian Pena, Gloria Marcy, Julianne Marks, Johnny McGinnes. John Raska, Jackie Rivera, Robert Romer. Louis Shaw, Glenn Smith, Russell Spears, Linard Uresti, Bertha Vanek, James Villarreal, Martin Homeroom 10-6 FRANCES KING Sponsor Baum an. Donna Blount, Alex Brinkman, Walter -t 'WWW Stanton, Jimmy Strickland, Wayne Tolbirt, Leslye Alvarez, Domingo Andrade, Sylvia Q 4 W- -.if-2 ., de los Santos James Denson Kelly Garcia, Tony Lawson Cynthla Morris Barbara Morris, James 'WWW Bunting, Mike Cook, William Cortemelia, Robert Glass, Jimmy Goerlitz, Carl Greggs. Loretta 'wwf ewmkm Stone, Karen Quinton, Connie Rodgers, Molly Seitzer, Robert Vela, Willie Redding, Ronald Campos, Jesus Bazan, Christine Trout, Wanda A C Borowski, Danny I Q-REENLQND XX 17 'W 1 'xx N, K 17' I- x X x .GX 'Q r X, . 1- 5 - Q X K X en 'EH S Cl 3 ELEM. fi fi XlH SCHOOLUES X X 'xii its-Qi-E XX , X - , . x' 'x I, . I. ' n ld X 1 FRESH MEN v ' E ff V ,iv NJ T Freshman Class Ufjqcers RANDY EDWARDS DIANE PARK RIT IONS Vice-President Secretary President Homeroom 9-1 EUGENE LEHNERT Sponsor Barnidge, Ralph Bly, Linda Bunting, Richard Edwards, Randy Estrada, Mary E. Gonzales, Aurora Armstrong, John Bannahan, William Campos Dora Carver Par Delano Charles Ions, Rir King, Paula Kirkp atrick, Ric ky Neal Davrd Neal, Tom Netardus, Frank Park, Diane Reagan, William Schwalbe, Constance Laird, Tommy Luna, Mike Mendoza, Mickey Nygren, Louise Ontiveras, Joel Ortega, William Sollock, Harold Stavinoha, Judy Suhr, Martha A. Abila, Hortense Ahern, Donna Arias. Gloria Homeroom 9-2 Tanner, Frank Warmken Douglas JOHN HANCOCK, Sponsor Camacho, Jesse Chahin. Alma Charba, Linda Cloyd, Becky Cole, Evelyn de la Cruz, Lupe ' 'W 'Hn-.... Drew, Albert Gillis, Jerry Goehring. Carol new ., Lrnares Fellcla Moebes. Sharon Mutina, Louis Roy, Pat Scanlin, Mary L. Senior, Lynn Haubolt, Donald Kellum, Marie Krahn, Bonny WWE' 'Wrbe Prikryl, Frank Rodriguez, Manuel Rodriguez, Mary L. Short, Scott Shuman. James Smith, Lewis Womack, Robbie Zak, Pamela Babineaux, Lynell Bailey, Sheryl A. Bednarski, Janie Swift, Cindy Trammell, Donna Villarreal, Diana Homeroom 9-3 SHARON MIDDLEBROOKS Sponsor Andrade, Norma Arias, Daniel Arrietta, Sarah Castlllo Annie de los Santos, Joe Escobar, Sixta Hanley, Scotty Harris, Linda Lemon, Beatrice Gandy, Candy Garcia, Joe Guerrero, Maria Poe, Carol Puckett, Richard Rodriguez, Edward wr' Lemon, Cecilia Meyer, Franklin Moreno, Mary T Sandlin Bob Smith, Sharon Solomon, Linda Spores, Johnny Stacy, Mary L. Syzdek. Paul Torres, John Valencia, Stella Van Sickle, Sandra Archer, Leonard Arias. Jesse Clark, Elbert Williams, Doyle Zwahr, Ralph H omeroom 9-4 LINDA BRADLEY Sponsor Cullar, Dwight Davenport, Emma Davis, Edell Escobar, Lydia Flores, Carmen Garcia. Manuel Lewis, Randy Lockhart. Gayle Martin, Edward de la O, Richard Duran, Dolores Duty, Vernon Hodge, Waymon Huffman, Willie Lerma, Arselle Martinez, Rosalinda McClure, Danny Mclnvale. Ricky Olvera, Johnny Padilla, Cruz Ramirez, Esperanza Meador, James Medina, Johnny Nieto, Justo Ybarra, Phillip Alanix, Arnold Homeroom 9-5 BOBBY WILLIAMS Sponsor Riddle, Angela Simmons, David Trevono. David Alford, George Carroll. Vardie Castillo, Mary DeLeon, Pete Delgado, Lupe Drake, Wanda Cooke, Billy Cortez, Rueben Covarruvias, Mike Garcia, Domingo Garcia. Ganzalo Garcia, Mary A. Garcia, Robert Hancock, Bill Huffman, Marie Infante , Frank Jennings, Dennis Jirnez, George Martinez, Theodore Medina, Richard Moreno, Charles Salazar. Mary E. Spears. Ronald 392 r-an ibm Lawson, Margaret Lopez, Robert Martin, Peggy Pastuch, Mike Ramirez, Margaretr Rivera, Lewis Homeroom 9-6 BILL APPELT Sponsor Arizmendez, Amador Duran, Lazaro Enriquez, Naverto ian Garces, Daniel Garcia, Dolores Garcia, Ida Glass, Frances Glass. Roy Guerrero, Sylvia Martinez. Joe Martinez, Roy Medina, Narcissa Jalorna. Eluteria Jimenez. Gloria Lopez, Leonel Melton, Leonard Meza, Gilbert Rodriquez. Augustine Vargas Jesse Martinez Janie Skidmore Judy Howard Betty Mann, Debbie Nustas. Elsa Saenz, Susie Torres, Ramon Valencia Jesse W! Aguirre. Basilio Aguirre, Olivia Gonzales, Lupe Nustas, Ray Shortt, Mike Garces, Dan VX Gomez, Lydia A v f 49v ff'-'E 4' t i ,. 6? Solis, Floremmo an FRU if Q f K b 3 .Q 35,1 s FAVORITES xgx-' 'f Vs x My Q flr. and Miss Dulles BETH CLUTE IA KIE SCHRUM As President of the Student Council, member of the National Honor Society, Honor Graduate, officer in the FFA, mem- ber of the Tennis Team, the Basket- ball Team, the Good Sportsman- ship League, and the Track Team, Jakie rendered a tremendous service to his school. He was pleasant, de- pendable and co- operative. Certainly the high- est honor that the school awards could not have gone to two more deserv- ing students. D 'TT LE use fftf?if 3 -as ig t , , ,A - . Q , st. 35,1 sf ,gg Q sf if if , V? 6 : xp qv- 1,5 K . 3, ' ' A if , if 75 ' 1 'A it ,sf ob .r,, SQ' i--'gs i f ,f lsr, A 54 ,f ii, ws 36 fr X We --QQ sgisrsge if-33 A 'L r in--M. r. , isafs- l il' Q' ' is Y f 3 , -.,s , ' ..,-' Q ZR Q x Q' s -- s ,W t ,gigs 1.5 if y 1 ig may 5 5 at ,sw Versatility is the word for Beth Clute. Wheth- er she was playing basketball, delivering the senior commence- ment address, serving with the Student Council or the Na- tional Honor Society, working diligently as the yearbook editor, being the Dulles Band Drum Major' or an officer in the Speech and Drama Club, or simply relaxing as Viking Relay Queen, Beth did a bang-up job. Add to this an endearing spirit of cooperation, a de- lightful sense of humor and a most pleasing personality and you have Miss Dulles of 1964. r 1' M M- ,W-,sf K I 5 . ,.,, H, 1 ,S 3 rrsasisitr-37 ? . 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K. 4' f N Wfavffff if . . 4, V . W . , ,, . is V ws' sam, Q,g1m, if ei - 4, , - Q gm '--' ff. k'fnf'E,,w up , Q31 1, Q ,QWQM KA J-'ps ' ' ,,. Agni '! , xx School Snaps 43... ,mg Mt ?'N 3 ' 4f,X3 S21 1KfffH Q ff! n 7 KF! .W v? ,r , ' 4 l I If CIZ, e - A X qw H if ly xx? X X ,, .--- 'X W X Q1 X X Q X , ff ,f x, 1 X s E wg ' ' frlv? SR x 9 uf-. Q f-X X XX 5X U X - X ii: f ' g 1 , - K f 2 :YSL ,,,,' xi. -- 5y, . X 'A -V l'4'f l l:yV . 4 ,f A If JJ V Qt X51 CL UBS UR GANIZA T I ONS NN Li x Future Homemaf-ters of America A. Williamsom, President. SECOND ROW: H. Pausewang, 2nd Vice-President, C. Hilbun, Vice-Presidentg C. Shuman, Secretary. THIRD ROW: B. Amaro, Reporter, L. Pruitt, Song Leaderg M. Bruns, Treasurer, I. Foitek, Parlia- mentarian. The high-light of the 1963-64 F.H.A. year was the Spring Style Show produced in assembly for the students and parents. Each girl made and modeled her own apparel. lt was one of the outstanding assemblies of the year. The F.H.A. is sponsored by Alice Ehman, Bythard Varnau, and Margaret Lynn. S. Youngblood, S. Suhr, V. Guillen, G. Garcia. Y. Hastings, Bauman. SEVENTH ROW: F. Cangelosi, M. Brodecky, G. Soloman, L. Agnello, L. Cruse. SIXTH ROW: L. Goerlitz, P. Schiller, V. Shelton, S. Hightower, M. Rodgers, J. Agnello, J. Farrell, J. Thompson, M. Miles, C. Renfrow, L. Senior, C. Swift, M. King, J. Toombs. A. Herndon, J. Moffitt, P. Ellis, S. Gryder, S. Van Sickle. FIFTH ROW: P. Wilson, L. Guilick, B. Cutia. FOURTH ROW: T. Kolojaco, B. Fendley, L. Russell, J. Grey, M. Schumann, K. Harrington, R. Martinez, A. Castillo, M. Reyes, V. Uresti, C. Morales, S. Escobar, M. Mendoza, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: C. Alamanski, N. Borowski, I. Daniels, L. Escobar, J. Comancho, D. Villarreal, M. Rodriguez, H. Abilia, C. Hill, C. Gibson, S. Merrigan, M. Boyce, C. Schuman, M. Bruns. SECOND ROW: C. Goehring, M. Kellum, P. Zak, S. Bailey, D. Ahern. BOTTOM ROW: L. Pruit, B. Amaro, H. Pausewang, A. Williamson, C. Hilbun, I. Foitek. FHJ4. Awards CYNTHIA HILBUN CAROL GOEHRING Homemaker of the Year F.H.A. High Point Girl Future Farmers of America SIXTH ROW: R. Kost, C. White, I. Morales, R. Tovar, F. Pohler, C. Clifton, M. Howard, O. Butts, F. Corona, G. Meza, A. Vargas. FIFTH ROW: C. Delano, E. Rodriquez, R. Glass, Arn Arismendez, D. Alveraz, R. Cortez, I. Stanton L. Spears, M. Medina, L. dela Cruz. FOURTH ROW: C. Macek, I. Nichols, J. Glass, J. Vlaencia, I. Mendoza, P. Carver, D. Williams, J. Shuman, R. Rodriguez, A. Saenz, R. Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: C. Stichler, S. Hanley, R. Cortemelia, R. Lewis, M. Rodriquez, R. Bunting, S. Short, L. Mutina, M. Scanlin, M. Bunting, I. Schrum. SECOND ROW: I. Curtner, E. Coleman, E. Davis, I. Pausewang, R. Valencia, S. Booth, D. Allen, J. Thames, M. Cook, W. Cook, J. Gillis. FIRST ROW: J. Hancock, I. Bono, K. Martin, J. Morris, R. Binford, L. Agnello, A. Prikryl, J. Mc- Ginnis, D. Park, F. Prikryl, T. Abercrombie. TOP ROW: I. Hancock, Sponsor: I. Bono, Chaplain: K. Martin, Sentinel: J. McGinnis, Reporter: F. Prikryl, Greenhand President: T. V. Abercombie, Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: R. Binford, Vice-President: L. rig- nello, Sweetheart: A. Prikryl, President: D. Park, Greenhand Sweetheart: J. Morris, Treasurer: V: Brock, Secretary, not pictured Greenhand Beau, and Sweetheart RICHARD BUNTING DIANE PARK Ein., A -lf lddife r- S PZ '1 1 ff r . xo . ' ' 1 r 3 'ji F .,f ' .' Q35 - K ,4r' wlxx-:Twin V IIEV ' Iqx h Q'5iIL10 w X FFA. Sweetheart and F.H.A. Beau LUCY AGNELLO RED BINFGRD Latin Club FOURTH ROW: I. Weiss, J. Schrum, J. Bailey, K. Mahaney, R. Cordes. THIRD ROW: A. Milam, J. Keller, D. Daniels K. King, S. Carver. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hynes, Sponsor: M. Mayhood, F. Cangelosi, E., Schrurn, M. Schuman, W. Morris, J. Hynes, C. Quinton. FIRST ROW: C. Hynes, J. Hughes, W. Landin, K. Vaccaro, B. Albers, J. Frierson, C. Hancock, S. Guerrero. TOP ROW: C. Hynes, J. Bailey, S. Carver, K. King, I. Schrum, D. Daniels. BOTTOM ROW: C. Hancock, F. Cangelosi, K. Vaccaro, J. Frierson, J. Hynes, C. Quinton. TOP ROW: Treasurer, C. Hancock: Council Rep. , J. Frierson: Reporter, W. Morris: Parliarnentarian, E. Schrum. BOTTOM ROW: Vice-President, C. Hynes: President, K. Vaccaro: Secre- tary, C. Quinton. OFFICERS TOP ROW: J. Agnello, Historiang M. Rodgers, Student Council, B. Albers, Parliamentarian. .K Q. an Future 2 Teachers XE OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: D. Hagler, Treasurerg I. Robinson, Vice-Presi dent, K. Cole, Presi- dent, S. Hightower, Secretary. SEATED: P. Zac, B. Fendley, I. Daniels, K. Cole, B. Albers, J. Cangelosi, S. Hightower, M. Goerlitz. STANDING W. Landin, J. Raskafl. Schuman, A. Milam, J. Agnello, I. Robinson, L. Senior, M. Rodgers, B. Charba, M. Miles, L. Russell, C. Swift,' D. Hagler, K. Harington, Sponsorg Mrs. King. Peace Corps FOURTH ROW: William Suhr, Sponsorg J. Schrurn. THIRD ROW: K. Mahaney, I. Shuman, E. Schrum, T. White, K. Shilkun, R. Cordes, B. Johnson, D. Hughes. SECOND ROW: I. Vargas, P. Schiller, C. Shuman, M. Douglas, D. Gandy, L. Howard, K. Sciba. FIRST ROW: E. Seitzer, J. Renfrow, B. Brasfield, D. Hagler, M. Goerlitz, I. Foitik, S. Young- blood. X xxf fx? .. 1 rv ' . ... . ,Qs s rr 5 I My . U Q, W., ...Sf l l . ,f K .. . - r- r if .... 25, f' 'fiw -,'ii 5 rw, S '-' , V 2 Y , 3 ' g 5 , I L 1 .1 S... 5' N r , ig if 1 si E ik K ' .3 William Suhr, Sponsor J. Vargas, Reporter J. Renfrow, President J. Foitik, Secretary Junior Historians FIRST ROW: Joe Morales, Ralph Tovar, Willie Meza, Jimmy Bowen, Kenneth Mahaney, George Pena, Mr. Suhr, Juan Vargas, Dian Hagler, Ted Ross. SECOND ROW: Judy Gray, Erieka Seitzer, Sandy Magness, Patsy Kellar, Diane Brough- ton, Martha Goerlitz, Mary Lozano. THIRD ROW: Helen Pauswang, Joann Cangelosi, Barba Amaro, Theresa Vela, Bertha Uresti, Wanda Byrd, Beth Fendley, Sara Guerro, Linda Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: Pat Sanders, Susan Kuykendall, Linda Cruse Rosie Garcia, Gloria Pena, Janie Perez, Bertilia Rameriz, Carmen Morales. OFFICERS Jerry Renfrow, President, Susan Kuy- kendall, Vice-Presidentg Linda Cruse, Secretary, Carmen Morales, Treas- urer. William Suhr, Sponsor Student Council TOP ROW: I. Schrum, A. Prikryl, I. Wheeler, E. Schrum, W. Meza, W. Landin, M. Pastuch, C. Hilbun, M. Green- wald, I. Bailey, M. Neal, L. Howard. SECOND ROW: W. Brinkman, S. Hightower, O. Medrano, M. Rodgers, J. Davis, C. Hancock, A. Milam, B. Clute, J. Renfrow, S. Kuykendall. FIRST ROW: M. Rodreguez, I. Armstrong, K. Vaccaro, J. Frierson, L. Babineaux, A. Cloyd, C. Padilla, C. Hynes, B. Husbands, Mrs. Varnau, Sponsor. Larry Lusk, President of the Pasadena High School Student Body, Frank Fisher, Jr. , and Iakie Schrum lay plans for the Good Sportsmanship League. The 1964 Dulles Student Council had the busiest year to date! In addition to their regular activities, they attended several Council Workshops, compiled, published, and sold a Student Handbook entitled The Skuta and formed The Good Sportsmanship League, which is composed of member schools in the district. Dulles High was elected President of the League. Officers ofthe Student Council were: Jakie Schrum, President, Johnny Bailey, Vice-President, Janie Wheeler, Secre- tary, Candy Hynes, Treasurer, Mary Kate Neal, Reporter, and Martha Greenwald, Parliamentarian. Industrial Arts .T BACK ROW: C. Macek, G. Mundkowsky, G. Tanner, F. Pohler, E. Davis, D. Bowman, P. Catalana, W. Harper, J. Friend, K. Martin. FOURTH ROW: M. Munch, I. Hamlin, G. Garret, T. Rodriquez, D. Marks, H. Meyer, L. Wallace R. Reams, I. Vargas. THIRD ROW: V. Carroll, R. Morris, R. Seitzer, J. Vanek, D. Neal, J. Torres, P. De la Santos, A. De la Santos. SECOND ROW: I. Vargas, A. Cortez, A. Blount, R. Rodriquez, J. Kachinski, B. Edwards, R. Trncak, J. Naill. FIRST ROW: B. Hargraves, M. Mayhood, G. Delmar, G. Shaw, T. White, L. Warmke, R. Rivera, J. Jebbia. Juan Vargas, President PATRICIA ANN SCHILLER William Hargrave, Secretary Royce Reams, Treasurer State Industrial Arts Sweetheart punish Club E ,rw TOP ROW: J. Torres, J. Nugent, M. Saldua, J. de los Santos. THIRD ROW: W. Ortega, R. Luna, T. Ross, I. DeLeon, M. Valdez, W. Meza, A. Vargas, I. Vargas. SECOND ROW: Miss Gage, S. Rodreguez, S. Torres, G. Muth, L. Nygren, C. Haynes, M. Guerrero, C. Ramirez, S. Guerrero, R. Garcia. FIRST ROW: H. Abiia, M. Estrada, D. Villaerael, B. Arnaro, M. Mendoza, S. Andrade, A. Gonzales, Y. Noyola. OFFICERS BACK ROW: J. Nugent, A. Vargas, I Garcia, S. Guerrero. 5 -,,I 3 'v UE' fain F Wiiij 4555: ' ' ri ii.sgi,A V 'W . Vargas. FRONT ROW: Y. Noyola, R. Library Club STANDING: B. Cloyd, Mrs. Pierce - Sponsor, K. Mahanay, S. Henderson. SITTING: W. Morris, B. Syzdek, A. Cloyd, M. Boyce. Photography Club L-R: T. Ross, J. Weiss, K. Shilkun, E. E. Earnest, Sponsor. Speech and Drama TOP ROW: C. Juroska, J. Shuman, C. Stichler, I. Harris, M. Douglas, R. Kirkpatrick, S. Carver, C. Goerlitz. SEC- OND ROW: W. Landin, L. Nygren, K. Cole, M. Greenwald, D. Jenkins, M. Brodecky, B. Clute, Mrs. Haug, Sponsor THIRD ROW: Miss Middlebooks, J. Hynes, M. Suhr, P. King, I. Stavinoha, A. Cloyd, L. Agnello, C. Hancock. BACK ROW: S. Carver, M. Greenwald - Librarian, L. Agnello - Secretary, W. Landin. FRONT ROW: M. Brodecky - Vice-President, A. Cloyd - President, B. Clute - Parliarnentarian. VW Youth for Christ , -r RW N . s xqsls ' , ., ,.. V '24 sr A ' H151- ,,M ,5:,,,,.. ,f - P , Melanie Bo ce Ted R055 is-. .:-..',.g y. 3 K, 1 ' 1 M Secretary RRP Offer hh We A .fm - . . 1 . ., iliwfsxw VV V -Q ig. wr. . Jerry Rem-row Annette Williamson President Vice-President THIRD ROW: J. Schrum, I. Bowen, L. Thorpe, H. Thorpe, T. Ross, E. Schrurn, D. Marcy, and K. Mahany. SECOND ROW: J. Gray, L. Russell, M. Boyce, D. Hagler, S. Kuykenclall, B. Cutaia, L. Pryitt, E. Seitzer. FIRST ROW: Mrs. D Hamil, Sponsor, S. Guerrero, B. Fendley, M. Goertliz, I. Hughes, R. Garcia, M. Reyes, A. Williamson, and Mrs. A. Milligan, Sponsor. ational Honor Society Q 'F- 3 s F 3 BACK ROW: P. Horn, C. Stichler, J. Weiss, K. King, I. Bailey, C. Hilbun, J. Schrum. SECOND ROW: C. Hynes, M. Little, C. Baron, B. Cloyd, S. Howard, O. Medrano, T. V. Abercrombie. THIRD ROW: S. Carver, F. Cangelosi, M. K. Neal, T. Ross, L. Agnello, S. Henderson. FOURTH ROW: B. Clute, K. Vaccaro, Mrs. Carolyn Hynes, Sponsor. OFFICERS Beth Clute, Vice-President Kathryn Vaccaro, Secretary Frances Cangelosi, Treasurer Candy Hynes, President Sponsors Viking Cheerleaders Nelda Smith Linda Bradley Ioan Davis Anita Cloyd Diane Segars Diane Broughton Janie Wheeler Carolyn Renfrow John Foster Dulles The Dulles High School Band was awarded a First Division rating in both concert playing and sight reading which enabled them to complete the coveted Triple Crown of band competition, the Sweepstakes Award. This award represents a clean sweep of all areas of competition: Marching, Concert Playing and Sight Reading, Throughout the school year 49 high school bands, representing all classifications in this twelve county region, participated in the various contest events. Of these, only 3 received the Sweepstakes Award. This achievement by the Dulles Band came as a climax to an outstanding year which saw the band performing at 15 football games, various public concerts and parades, placing 6 students in the All-District Band and 1 in the All-Region Band, winning 17 First Division medals at the Regional Solo and Ensemble Contest and entering 7 in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest which was held in Austin in June. Congratulations on a superb year! High School Band James D. Gary Director Lucy Aguello, Mary Lee Brodecky, Beth Clute, Carrie Shuman, Sue Science Iohn Weiss SPECTROGRAPH NAMED TOP EXHIBIT John Weiss, senior, received top honors in the Fort Bend Science Fair with his exhibit on Principles of a Spectrograph. John earned first place in the Physics section and was named winner of the Senior Division and overall winner of the third an- nual fair held Feb. '7-8, in the Dulles Cafeteria. The winning exhibit included a spectrograph, a device dealing with the analysis of radiation, built by John 'as ia project for Mr. J. P. Gib- bons' Physics class. Dulles students had entered 91 exhibits in the fair's Senior Divi- sion, which was subdivided into sections of Physics, Chemistry, Bi- ology and Math. Other winners in the Physics sec- tion were PaulHorn and Candjy Hynes, who placed second and thir . Lucyl Agnello, Toncy Frankie and Kennet Nugent place first, second and third, respectively, in the Chem- istry section. Students who won the first three places in Biology were Jerry Whee- ler, Jody Hynes and Archie Milam. Those who placed in the Math sec- tion were: first, David Nealg sec- ond, Martha Suhrg and third, Candy Hynes. Honorable mention was attribut- ed to four students with projects in the Physics section. They were: Charles Stichler, Jakie Schrurn, Charlotte Hancock and Don Bau- man. Six students with Chemistry pro- jects received honorable mention. They were: Merijane Wheeler, Bruce Edwards, Linda Cruse, Wil- liam Knox, Wanda Morris and Don Hughes. John Nugent's exhibit was given honorable mention in the Bi- ology section. The winning students were hon- ored with plaques, medals and rib- bons at an awards program that closed the fair Saturday night, Feb. 8. The judges in the Senior Divi- sion were: Mr. Bruce Edwards, Physics, Mr. Clifford Nyglrin, Bi- ologyg Mr. Joe Hynes, C emistry, and Mr. L. T. Howard, Math. The judges scored the entries on the basis of creative ability, scien- tific thought, thoroughness, skill, clarity and dramatic value. -xx' '-' P , I. Pat Gibbons Sponsor ' j gigx in gi D i?,p'1ej'j.fET3l'fi f at ft 1 r H i . f f1iy1fe1lJfS wi P if QB L lm 'Qi t 4 Fair 'wa aw' 2 f if IWLKIXVQ ggggrgg WHL? 53 ew newer fm rywmpw mm-1 Clif' fi 2W!5fIf!fEfLkWQ41iwf ag? QW? QEQQM gf ' f he X 'W X A mfs .J 3 -.XX ffrQr!f!f.' 'ff Van Brock, Janie Wheeler Iakie Schrurn ffcfcfa F , ,,?Pi57nf3'liff i?54i?'5 Eff SF' 511 M rfffm ,riff zen, 45241 war ff: 609: 'Y Candy Hynes STANDING: Paul Horn, Kenneth Shilkun, SIT Frank Brandon, Sponsor TING: Johnny Bailey, Jerry Wheeler. Viking Shield 4, 5 W aff if 6 3 fm, FROM LEFT: J. Davis, C. Quinton, T. Ross, M. King, C. Hancock, S. Carver, W. Morris, B. Brasfield, C. Shuman, S Strickland. Margaret Hang Sponsor , x-I Q 'NE' .i 'if ii. Na Q M 1 'MTE'-i I ill ' - ls X 4? SH Editors Hancock and Carver If . -N 'L xx-2-'qw 'e - M, sffqx X fm I . 2 -j ,I ,Y if ,L i-A VL! -' - Q - Xff '-. + l ff . . X fl I , iff f' ' ' fi? 'X ' if 7fi.1 I ff! , f f' ' - XX' f 7-V 242: ,-ff! , A K 1 Il X N ' X P XR' Q ' i - x' , 5. -mai Xxx R-. K 1 fx 5 w Xxxx ,,v . l IN, V X I I 'fl' :Ill u I' f -Lv v si ly , ,1 V SPOR T 'E - AIEA N EI P ssl, 4li 4 x NX Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: P, Estrada, T. Morris, T. Frankie, W, Knox, B. Edwards, F. Delaro, S, Thomas, Manager: W, McCormick SECOND ROW: W, Pomikal, Manager: R. Rodriguez, R, Adler, M. Scanlin, T. Olvera, A, Prikryl, D, Marcy, R, Mar- tinez, W. Hargrave, R. Cordes, Manager. THIRD ROW: Head Coach, Bill Shaver, R. Trncak, I. Marks, G. Tanner, G. Mundkowsky, B. Tise, T. Abercrombie, C, Hauerland, J. Kellar, Coach, Jim Ellis. FOURTH ROW: K, Dinges, B. Hus- bands, R, Senior, P. Horn, C, Medrano, T. Gandy, V. Brock, R. Binford, R. Reames, J, Bailey, xx ig' ,' L-X Q ,ff in a Ei : . X - L X rjiygit s els' ,,- 2 ,Q .185 A T L Z! .. K Ax? ,H A' I - C The 1963 football season started with an exciting win over the Bellville Brahmas, 13-2. The next week the Vikings marked up another win over the Alvin Yellowjackets, 13-6. Continuing their success, the Vikings beat Dickinson, 27-6. The first defeat of the season came at the hands of the Katy Tigers, 37 -20, but the Vikings, with never dampened spirits, returned the following week to trounce Ganado, 28-O. The final pre- district game with Mt. Carmel 6 and Dulles 21, set the Vikings up for the best year in the school's history of football. NEEDVI LLE - O DULLES - 14 Charles Hauerland scored the first touchdown and Ralph Senior kicked the extra point soon in the second half, An interruption by Johnny Marks set the Vikings up for their last touchdown. Red Binford on a keeper crossed the goal line from the sixth and Senior kicked the extra point. BOLING - 14 DULLES - 3 Despite the fact that both teams fought valiantly, it was not until the fourth quarter that either team scored. Ralph Senior kicked a 26 yard field goal which proved to be Dulles' only score. Boling's Watkins received a scoring pass. A Dulles fumble on the 12 yard line set up Boling's second touchdown. SANTA FE-0 DULLES-49 The first and second touchdowns were scored by Ralph Senior scored twice before the half. George Tanner started in the second half with two touch down passes, the first to John Keller, and the second to Gilbert Mundkowsky. Royce Reams added extra points and several first downs in the second half. The Indians failed to make a single first down. SWEENY -O DULLES - 15 Ralph Senior scored the only touchdown in the first half and in the 3rd quarter he kicked a 25 yard field goal. Charles Hauerland scored the final touchdown of the night with powerful runs through the line. Senior was the work-horse of the night gaining 187 of the Vikings total 315 yards. The stubborn Viking defense held the Bulldogs to only 72 yards. HONDO-0 DULLES - 9 A 23 yard field goal by Ralph Senior put Dulles' first 3 points on the scoreboard in the second quarter. Returning from the half, Red Binford hit Bill Tise for a 38 yard scoring pass. Neither team scored in the fourth quarter and Dulles retained its 9-0 lead. LIBERTY - O DULLES -20 The bigger they are, the harder they fall! The Vikings were out-weighed at every position by the 240 pound Panther defensive line, but surely not out-played. Charles Hauerland scored the first two touchdowns by brute strength and determination. Ralph Senior made the final score which cinched the semi-final championship. PALACIOS - O DULLES - 19 A Palacios fumble, recovered by Dulles set up Charles Hauerland's touchdown. Just before the half, Ralph Senior climaxed several good runs by crossing the goal line. The third touchdown was added by quarter- back, Red Binford in the fourth quarter. Ralph Senior's conversion brought the final score to 19-O. SINTON -20 DULLES - 30 Ralph Senior made the spotlight at Victoria and scored 24 points against the Sinton Pirates. Charles Hauer- land scored the remaining six points and added much necessary yardage at critical points in the game. School spirit was at its peak with this victory over Sinton to whom we lost the quarter-finals in the 1962- 63 season. State Playoff On December 21, 1963 at Waco, Texas, we met to determine the AA State Football Cham- pionship. Our opposition was the favored Rockwall Yellow Jackets. From the opening kickoff, which we received, it was a grimly fought battle every literal inch of the way. The half found the score dead-locked O-0. In the third quarter Ralph Senior broke loose for three substantial gains which he climaxed by crossing the goal for our first and only score. Our attempts at conversion failed. Doggedly through the fourth quarter we maintained our 6-O lead. Then---the bombshelll With 35 seconds remaining Rockwall threw a desperation, 4th down pass which tied the scorel Then they converted. Shaking our heads in disbelief, we felt like the fabled bad dream . . . perhaps it hadn't really happened . . . perhaps we weren't really there. At any rate, it was a game in which players and spectators alike ran an emotional gamut--from complete elation to utter dejection--as the accompany ing photographs so poignantly depict. fanior Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: R. Martinez, R. Rivera, R. Wallis, C. Juroska, W. Landin, W. Brinkman, I. Glass, L. Fuqua, SEGOND ROW: J. Bono, G. Garrett, W, Gierisek, T, Garcia, B, Kesterson, E. Flores, P, Warren, M. Saldua, M. Villereal, F. Wilson. W. Strickland. THIRD ROW: Coach Bobby Williams, M. Morton, J. Wheeler, C. Rozelle, J. Keller, A. Milam, T. Rivette, M. Cook, M. Valdez, R. Valenta, G. Shaw, Coach Louis Hopson. FOURTH ROW: M. Strickland, M. Bunting, J. McGinnes, J, Stanton, E. Coleman, F, Melton, B. Nichols, G. Pena, A, Henry. Freshman Football Team FIRST ROW: R, Edwards, J. Ontiveros, I. Armstrong, W. Ortega, L. DelaCruz, D. McClure. SECOND ROW: F. Prikryl, L. Smith, A. Drew, R. Barnidge, M. Rodriquez, L. Mutina, D. Warmke, D. Cullar. THIRD ROW: Coach Frank Dzierzanowski, J. Torres, M. Luna, D. Williams, W. Reagon, F. Tanner, T, Neal, B. Banahan, W. Hodge, L. Slobaski, Coach Bill Appelt. FOURTH ROW: D, Neal, T, Laird, V. Duty, R. Ions, R. Bunting, R. Glass, F, Meyers, S. Short, Captains Abercromble Sli? ' f mf, , K f ' .1 ff gy? t j ' ag p j g b ntet Gandy Kenneth Dinges Paul Horn Ralph Senior Bobby Husbands All State Bobby Husbands Ralph Senior All - V- lg 171, f' ' Vi ii Y A,-L aw ,Q all 'A' W 1 , 9 W bon.o - t Hauerland , . Hom Dtstrtct r ' Dinges Q2 1' x ootn t tntte t W ..- . -W , .oi -- Binford CAROLYN RENFROW Princesses Agnello Mary Lee Brodecky F 0 0 If b cz Z Z S w e e If h e cz r Z Clute Ronald Lee Stewart Award and folmny Frankie Award Ralph Senior, proving his versatility as an athlete, won the 1964 Ronald Lee Stewart Basketball Award and the Johnny Frankie most valuable football player Award. As co- captain and high point rnan of both the Viking cagers and the Dulles eleven, Ralph contributed much to the spirit ofthe team. Congratulations on our most successful year! '97 .'.f 'W X +-fi' Y' M 2 12: Q 3 I ' Si wtf ' ' f x ,, S , 53 4 ,S 2? ' 5, if -V., ff vizzg Q 1 E N Q is r 8 3 33,- if Senior Players Jerry Renfrow Jakie Schrum Ralph Senior A11-district Co-captain All-district Co-captain All-district Track Team FIRST ROW: G, Perez, R. Tovar, E. Flores, R. Cortez, B. Tise, R. Wallis, T. Campos, H, Meyer, R. Martinez, R. Trncak. SECOND ROW: I. Garcia, J. Vargas, A. Domingo, W. Hargrave, G. Pina, A. Milam, R. Martinez, C. Rozelle, D. Gandy. THIRD ROW: M, Saenz, P. Warren, D. Borowski, I. De Los Santos, A. Saenz, W. Brink man, J. Keller. Regional Meet Participants FIRST ROW: T, Campos, R. Senior, B. Tise, R. Trncak. SECOND ROW: R, Cortez, H. Meyer, E. Flores, W, Hargrave, P, Warren, Reuben Cortez, mile runner, set a record for Dulles High School as he placed seventh in the State Track Meet. He qualified for the meet by winning first place in District and second place in Regional, Reuben was the only Viking to qualify at the Regional Meet in Brenham and become eligible for competition on the State level. Track Highlights -12,43 , . WV ,- J?- Viking Relay Lieen and Princesses QUEEN BETH CLUTE STANDING: Patsy Kellar, Donna Trammell, Jackie Barrett, Diane Park, Sandy 1-Iargrave, Charlotte Baron, Susan Merri gan, SITTING: Marcelene Miles, Diane Segars, Carolyn Renfrow, Kathy Harrington, Irma Noyola, Rosalinda Martinez Tennis Team BACK ROW: Jakie Sohrum, singles district champion, Jerry Renfrow and Lawrence Fuqua, doubles district champions. FRONT ROW: Junior team, John Hughes, Johnny Armstrong, Everett Schrum, -wid .,..., N B ...S x - I 'ui llllllllllllllllllll 1-. . illlllllli-f'-G lllll llll li , llllllllllllllllllllll!Alfdlllllll l lIlllllllllllI::::hrlllllllll ka-. . K, ll IIIIIIIIIIESLHIIIIIIIINQlj nulllllllllllllllllli!!?!?Alilll-- . . Coy T eam 10 J ff JJ Q Q vs L ' I ,I V Y, Left to Right: Jesse Padilla, Dan Garcesg John Nugent, Jesse Aries, Charles Hauerland, Van Brock, Lawrence Fuqua, Bruce Edwards. 66,4 Girls ' Basketball BACK ROW: C, Refrow, M. Wheeler, G. Morton, B. Trojanowski, S. Kuykenclall, C. Gandy, M. Neal. FRONT ROW: Nelda Smith, coach, G. Pena, A, Williamson, S, Guerrero, O. Medrano, J. Barrett, Y. Noyola, J. Corneillie, manag er, T, Kocojaco, manager B Team Basketball BACK ROW: V, Guillen, L, Senior, S. Hightower, L. Goerlitz, L. Nygren. FRONT ROW: I. Stavinoha, P. King, I, Bednarski, D. Villarreal, L. Escobar. Volleyball GIRLS' TENNIS .lf , gl Annette Williamson Janie Wheeler Diane Hagler Candy Gandy Senior girls' doubles Senior singles Junior singles County Youth Da TOP ROW: J. Bailey, R. Binford, P,Horn. SECOND ROW: K, Dinges, J, Naill, T. Gandy. FIRST ROW: B, Husbands, A. Cloyd, B. Howard. Dulles has its scholars and ath- letes, now it has politicians, tool Twelve seniors turned from their studies to politics and county govern- ment when they took part in a County Youth Day Program, Monday, March 23. During the youth government pro- gram sponsored by the Ft. Bend Ameri- can Legion, the students visited the County Courthouse in Richmond and viewed the functions of various county offices. This program was organized to allow students from the county's four high schools to fill a county govern- ment position as student officer for one day. Six offices were assigned to Dulles and students to fill these offices were elected by Mrs. Frances King's civics and economics classes, The winners and runners-up visited the court house, Monday, Those elected were: County Sheriff Paul Horn, winner, and Travis Gandy, runner-upg County Clerk-Anita Cloyd, winner, and Pam Schmidt, runner-up, Commissioner Pct. 4153-Kenneth Dinges, L, Agnello, P.Schmidt, I. Hamlin, winner, Johnny Bailey, runner-up, County Tax Collector and Assessor- Jerry Naill, winner, Lucy Agnello, runner-up, Drainage Officer-Jim Ham- lin, winner, Bobbie Howard, runner- up, Civil Defense, Red Binford, winner Bobby Husbands, runner-up. The campaigns were held last Wed. March 19, with the election on Thurs. March 19. The candidates handed in statements of their qualifications to Mrs. King Tuesday March 17. The winners were announced Thursday. Interscholastic X- TYPING SHORTHAND ISL ONE ACT PLAY CAST League TOP ROW: C, Stichler, I. Weiss, T. Abercrombie, I. Harris, W, Landin, C, Cozad, J. Schrum, THIRD ROW: J, Shuman, I. Frierson, D. Daniels, M, Douglas, C, Goerlitz. SECOND ROW: M, Mayhood, M. Greenwald, C, Hynes J, Agnello, J. Hynes, C. Cole, B. Clute, C. Hancock, S. Carver, FIRST ROW: C, Quinton, B, Alberts, L. Nygren, J, Raska, C. Earnest, J. Stavinoha, A. Cloyd, L, Agnello. DEBATE W Interscholastic League MARTHA GREENWALD STATE CHAMPION IN GIRLS' PROSE READING NUMBER SENSE READY WRITING Prom Guess Who Fond Memories ACIFIC PRODUCTION CARL TEE irector I-IR 12-1 SUE BARRETT Band 1,2, 3,4, Twirler 4, Drum Major 3 RED BINFORD FFA 1,2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, Outstanding Officer 4, Varsity Football Team 3,4, Industrial Arts Club 3,4, Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 2, 4, County Youth Day DOROTHY BORDEN JAMES BOWEN Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Junior Historians 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 4, Peace Corps 3, Audio- Visual 2, 3 MARY LEE BRODECKY Band 1,2, Twirler 3,4, UIL Twirling 3, 4, Most Beautiful 4, Senior Class Officer, Giirls' State Representative 3, Viking Staff 4, Viking Shield 1, 2, 3 JUDY BURFORD Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, Freshman Class Ofticer, Choir 4 FRANCES CANGELOSI Cum Laude Band 1, 2, 3, President 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Treas- urer 4, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2,4, Vice-President 3, UIL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ANITA CLOYD I Cheerleader 3, Head Cheer- leader 4, Student Council 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, 3,4, Most Pop- ular 4, Speech and Drama Club President 4 BETH CLUTE Magna Cum Laude Band 1,2, Twirler 3, Drum Major 4, Viking Editor 4, Na- Senior Index tional Honor Society 3, Vice- President 4, Student Council 2, 4, Secretary 3, Miss Dulles 4, Senior Speaker 4 ALEJANDRA CORTEZ Spanish Club JUANITA CORTEZ Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4, UIL Typing Contest, 2nd place, Spanish Citizenship Award 3 JOHN CURTNER FFA 1, 2, 3, First Year Officer in FFA, Industrial Arts Club PAUL ESTRADA JAMES JEBBIA B Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Industrial Arts Club, Latin Club 2 FFA Rodeo 3 CAROL LAMB CHARLES MACEK FFA 2, 3,4, Industrial Arts Club, Track 1, 3 KENNETH MAHANAY Youth for Christ 2, 3,4, Library Club 4, Junior Historians 2, 3, 4, Latin C,lub 3, 4, Peace Corps 3,4, Choir 4 DANNY MARCY Junior Historians 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, A Football 3,4, Youth for Christ 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MIKE MUNCH Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Rodeo 3, Football Manager 3, Mascot Guard 4 GLORIA MUTI-I Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1,2, Junior Historians 3, Spanish Pin Award 3, UIL Spelling 1, 2 SUSIE RODRIGUEZ Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, B Volleyball 2, A 3,4 JEAN SMITH Choir 4, FHA 3,4, Vikettes 3, 4 BERNICE SYZDEK Choir 4, Library Club 3, Vice- President 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4 HR 12-2 JOHNNY BAILEY Cum Laude Latin Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent, Football 3,4, Basketball 3, 4 KENNETH DINGES Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Football State Finals 4, Most Handsome 4, County Youth Day WILLIAM HARGRAVE Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Freshman Class Vice-President CANDY HYNES Magna Cum Laude Valedictorian 4, National Merit Scholarship Winner 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Fama Scriba 2, Legatus 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 4 RONNIE KOST FFA, Rodeo, District Farm Skills 3rd JUDY LYONS FHA 1,2, 3,4, Latin Club 3, Junior Historians KENNETH MARTIN FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Sentinel 4, Industrial Arts Club WILLIE MEZA FFA, Spanish Club, Junior Historians, Industrial Arts Club JERRY NAILL Youth for Christ 3, 4, Future Teachers 1, Student Council, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4 MARY NICHOLS FHA, Pep Squad, Office Worker JANIE PEREZ. Spanish Club 1, 2, Junior Histo- rians FRANKLIN POHLER FFA, Industrial Arts Club, Chap- ter Farmer Degree in FFA, Rodeo 4 ROYCE REAMES Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PAM SCHMIDT Rodeo Queen 4, All-Round Cow Girl 4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4, County Youth Day , B Basket- ball 2, 3 MARGARET SMITH Pep Squad, FHA, Youth for Christ, Junior Historians CHARLES STICHLER Cum Laude National Honor Society, UIL One-Act Play 3,4, Band 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4, Public Speaking FFA, Farm Scholar- ship 1964 GEORGE TANNER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club, Rodeo 3,4 KATHRYN VACCARO Magna Cum Laude Salutatorian, Latin Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council, FHA JUAN VARGAS Spanish II President, Industrial Arts Club President, State In- dustrial Arts Club Vice-Presi- dent 1963, Junior Historians, Friendliest and Most Depend- able 4 TERESA VELA LARRY WARMKE' Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, Secre Senior Index cont. tary 4, Rodeo 4, Track 1 JOHN WEISS Cum Laude Photography 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Science Fair Winner, National Honor Society HR 12-3 T, V, ABERCROMBIE Magna Cum Laude Star Greenhand Farmer 2, Dis- trict Talent Team FFA 3, 4, Football 2, 3, All-District 4, Number Sense UIL 1, 2, National Honor Society MELANIE BOYCE FHA 1,2,3,4, vikenes 1,2,3, Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, Secre- rary 4, Spanish Club, Friend- liest 4 MARGARET BRUNS Pep Squad 2, 3,4, Volleyball 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Peace Corps 4, FHA 3,4, Treasurer 4 LINDA BURNETT FHA 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Viking Shield 2, UIL Typing 2, UIL Shorthand 4 SAM CARVER Cum Laude Managing Editor Viking Shield 4, Latin Club, Latin Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Speech and Drama Club 4 FLAVIANO COVARRUBIAS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club, Spanish Club 4 CAROLINE GIBSON FHA 1, 2,3,4, Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4, Commer- cial Club 3, Peace Corps 4 JOHNNY HARRIS Debate 3,4, Basketball 4, Peace Corps Vice-President 4, One- Act Play UIL 4, Choir BOBBY HUSBANDS Student Council 1, 2, 4, Presi- dent, Junior Class, Football 1, 2,3, captain 4, All-District 2, 3,4, All-State 4, Good Sports- m anship League 4 JUAN MENDOZA Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Junior Achievement 1,2 WANDA MORRIS Latin Club 3, Reporter 4, Library Club Secretary 4, Viking Shield Staff 4 GAYLE MORTON Basketball 2, 3, All-District 4, Volleyball 3, FHA 1,2, 3, Miss Olympia and Most Courteous 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 4 CAROLYN RENFROW Greenhand Sweetheart 1, A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4, Football Sweetheart 4, Biggest Flirt 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4 TED ROSS Cum Laude Photography 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Historians 1, 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, viking Shield 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society 4 JAKIE SCHRUM Cum Laude Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, All Regional 3, State Semi-Finals, Captain 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, District Champ 3, 4, Regional 3, 4, Student Council 3,4, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Mr. Dulles and Most Intellectual 4 VICKIE SHILKUN Latin Club DIANA WHITE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club ANNETTE WILLIAMSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Youth for Christ 2, 3, Vice- President 4, Youth Rodeo 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Manager HR 12-4 LUCY AGNELLO Cum Laude FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Band 1, 2, Twirler 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society, Sopho- more and Senior Class Favorite, DAR Award, Best Actress, UIL One-Act Play, UIL Twirling 3, 4, UIL Band Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, 4 LOU ALLEN Band 1, 2, 3,4, German Club 2, Junior Achievement 2, Class Representative 1, 2, Science and Math Club 4 SHIRLEY CHERNOSKY FHA 1 ANACLETO de los SANTOS Football 1, Track l,2, 3, In- Senzfor Index cont. dustrial Arts Club 4 TRAVIS CANDY Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, County Youth Day, All-District Football 4, Coaches All-State Football Team 4 TOMMY GARLINGER Basketball 4, Track 3, FFA 2, 3, 4 CHARLOTTE HANCOCK Magna Cum Laude Viking Shield Editor, Latin Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, FHA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3,4 PAUL HORN Cum Laude Latin Club 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Senior Class Vice- President, National Honor Soci- Cty, Annual Staff 4 BOBBIE HOWARD FHA 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Choir 4, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, County Youth Day DARLENE JENKINS FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Youth for Christ 3, 4, Speech and Drama Club 4, Pep Squad l,2, 3, Junior Historians 3 RICKEY LITTLE Greenhand President FFA 1, FFA l,2, 3, Baseball 1,2, 3, Basketball l,2, 3, Mr, Lane- ville High School 1962 RICHARD MORRIS Industrial Arts Club 2, 3,4 STEVE MOZLEY Science and Math Club MARY SCHUMANN Cum Laude Band 1, 2, 3,4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Junior Historians 2, Spanish Club 3 GLORIA SOLOMON Band 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Treasurer 2, Pep Squad, Press Club 2 VERA VILLAEREAL 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