Hondo High School - Owl Yearbook (Hondo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

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' 11, , -- ' - 13-- ' f J 14-- 17-- ' ' Z0-- ' 24-- 27-- January 31--Hondo at Crystal City ' l0-- ' 4 1 . l3-- . ' 17-- vs. -- . . . ' ' ' 19-- at ' ' ' Z0-- of ' 24-- at ' 27-- at ' ' ' 30-- . . . ll-- 12-- ' ' 14-- . . .' A 20-- ' 2Z-- ' ZZ, , -- ' For Hondo's honor and glory We wxll flght on We wxll be f1ght1ng When the day IS done And when he dawn HHHH HIHTER We wxll stlll be flghtxng For the whxte and blue We wall be loyal To you be true Ed1tor Asslstant Edxtor Busmess Manager Asslstant Bus1ness Manager Sports Edxtor Assmstant Sports Edmtor Actlvltles Edmtor Photographe r Art Ed1tor As SIS tant Art Edmtor JOHN ALLEN BREITEN SAINDRA MEYER RICHARD SCHULTE INELDA MUENNINK JERRY MUENNINK JOHNNY WINDROW DOROTHY BLINKA JAMES HAM CHARLES TILLEY PARKER MEYER ETHEL HARTMAN Sponsor MRS CUHTEHTS Adrrumstratxon Personnel Favorltes Athletlcs Orgamzatxons . A Year in Hond Ads.... o High HHHUHL STHH Publlshed by STUDENTS OF HONDO HIGH SCHOOL Hondo Texas Photography by PRICE S STUDIO Hondo Texas HONDO ANVIL HERALD Hondo Texas Lithography by NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING COMPANY San Angelo Texas UEUIUHTIUH We the annual staff proudly dedlcate th1s annual to the faculty of Hondo H1gh School Smce the day we entered hlgh s c hool you have helped us m a number of ways There were t lme s when, I'm sure we were very trymng but you always forgave us The next txme we went to you you helped us as though we had never been cantankerous If we d1d good work we rece1ved the credxt mf we dxd poor work you recexved the blame However you always accepted the s1tuat1on as though that were the way Although we sometxmes thou ght you gave us too much homework and too many tests or were too str1ct wlth your d1sc1pl1ne we reallze too late that you were thmk mg of our future Whether It was Enghsh history math sc1ence or Spanxsh you helped us to learn the subject Because of you we the students of Hondo I-hgh School graduate w1th one of the best hlgh school educatxons We leave school better prepared for l1fe because we came under your lnfluence Thank you from the depth of our hearts , , . , . . . . , . ' I ' 1 . 9 0 I j . ' ' . . S . , . , . A I . . it should be. . . . . . , . . - . ' ' l D l I . Y l I I 1 . 1 l SUHUUl BUHHIJ 5lx 4.2 N 54.51, xii.: ZR ff J' + LEFT TO RIGHT R C Rath secretary W B Meyer presxdent A C G1ll1am H H Decker B Schweers Henry Lmdeburg Herbert Moehrmg Wlth the school populatlon st1ll growmg the board's most urgent problem 1S a place to house th1S ever mcreasmg number of students To allev1ate the crowded COY1d1t1OT1 Hondo gets a new bu1ld1ng to take care of some of the el ementary clfnldren The people voted on a bond and an mcrease 1n taxe S on December 17, 1955, for bu11d1ng construcuon and renovanon Th1S glves us a school plant second to none for the lugh school bu1ld1ng has been 1n use only f1ve years . '3 ' N . .1 1 - ,J 4 x .l X 5 'X f lg ll X 'x X f ,X T Q 5 Q Q ' , L ,' I i-n1.,, has Ns Q - ' y Q 1- 1 ,s T X 1: M 'J 7' y if ,-V - 'NV' 4 . 1 yi A A x as N pw 1 . . , 5 . . , ' 9 . . ' ' , . . , .A. I D ' . . . . I 6 P X SUPEHIHTEHDEHT Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956, a. class that has ex- emplified the fine school and community spirit that has become tradi- tional at Hondo High School. Among your me mb e r s are individuals who can and should be outstanding successes in their chosen vocations. My best wishes go with all of you. Barry Supe r intendent PRIHCIPHL To the Students: The s chool year 1955-'56 will stand out in the memories of this year's senior class as the outstanding year in their high school careers. In addition to this, it has been a great year for the entire student b d tured in this book for your future enjoyment. o y. Many of these events are pic- I sincerely hope that this b ook will be an inspiration and a challenge to the fu- ture classes of this school. You have a fine faculty. They are to be commended for the fine job they are doing. The students are to be praised for the excellent s c hool spirit. These two factors combine in making Hondo High the fine school that it is. My sincere thanks to all. H. R. Burch Principal as jus .el-out-i .---1' T F BRANDT B Southwest Texas State Teachers College English Mathematics H B EGGEN-B A Texas Technological College M A University of Texas ,, History DORA MAE FASELER-B.S. ' Texas State College for Women-Home Economics MRS. MRS SCOTTIE BAILEY B S Southwest Texas State Teachers College Mathematics J GORDON BARRY B A Baylor M A Umversity of Texas Supermtendent Spanish M HERMAN R BURCH B S MAX A CARVER B S M Ed , S011fhWeSt TSXBS Southwest Texas State State Teachers College Teachers College PYIHCIPH1 SCIQHCG, Science Head Coach fix MRS ETHEL HARTMAN B A East Texas State Teachers College Enghsh BOB LEWIS B M I-Iardln Slmmons Un1vers1ty Band f,- -T it 'S' ki qw- - 5 iii JOHN MCANELLY B S MRS MARY MORGAN B 5 M S Texas A B1 M B A Washumgton State Agrlc ulture M Enghsh TOM MOSELEY B S North Texas State Lollege Scxence MRS YVONNE NATIONS B S East Texas State Teachers Lollege Buslness Admmmstratxon FHCUUU 4 ft 1 S, f f 9 ' ! . . . . Q l A W V S L: Qi, 'ww S .. ' J , n Y tttta ff- 2 LEFT TO RIGHT Jerry Muenn1nk Pres1 LEFT TO RIGHT Nelda Muenn1nk Re dent Pete Angerm11ler V1ce Pres1dent porter Mary Lu Moos Secretary Dorothy Bhnka Treasurer SEHIUR ULHSS FHVUHIIES Prettlest G1rl Cutest Boy Sweetheart Boyfr1end Best All Around G1r1 Best All Around Boy Most L1kely to Succeed G11-I Most Lxkely to Succeed Boy Best Dressed G1rl Best Dressed Boy Best Sport Girl Best Sport Boy Class Wit Most Energetic Class Flower Class Motto Class Song Class Colors Class Sponsor JUDY BREITEN JERRY MUENNINK NELDA MUENNINK JACK MARTINE JUNE MOOS PETE ANGERMILLER IRENE BRADEN JOHN ALLEN BREITEN MARY LU MOOS FREDDIE WRIGHT JULIANNA BENDELE W. J. SCHWEERS LUCILLE WILBURN SANDRA MEYER CARNA TION NOT FINISHED, JUST BEGUN MOMENTS TO REMEMBER PINK AND WHITE MRS. YVONNE NATIONS CELIA ALCAREZ - F.H.A. '52-'56. PETE ANGERMILLER - F. F.A. '52-'56, His- nq N5 70, torian '54-'55 Vice-President '55-'56' Class X1 Secretary'53 '54 Vice President '54 '55 '55 ' Jumor Play '55 Semor Play '56 Football ' '54 '55 C0 Capta1n'55 All DLstr1Ct'55 1--I A State Honorable Mentxon '55 Baseball '54 ' '56 Class Favorlte '53 '54 Most Popular 1 of 'i' ABEL BECERRA Basketball '54 '55 JULIANNA BENDELE F H A '52 '56 Jun at M lor ay emor ay Pl '55 S Pl '56 -QJ Y fi., MARIAN BEYER F H A '52 '56 DOROTHY BLINKA F H A '52 '56 Sec ,.. retary '55 '56 Band '52 '56 Presxdent '55 mor Play '55 Senxor Play '56 Annual Staff gs ' fACtlVltlCS Ed1torl '55 '56 Class Favorxte'55 ,, 1 s-.. Band Sweetheart '56 IRENE BRADEN F H A '52 '56 Hlstorlan '55 '56 Band '53 '56 Basketball '55 f',,f,a-GR 1:7 g X ' 13 r 5? V ' 1 ' 1 ' s 56g ' 3 ' Q my 5 If 531 1 r ' ' 1 ' ' . 1 ' . 11- ' 9 , f 55, 1 ' - : 56. li X 1. viliul I A . Q Q . ,S , ' dv , - - W A I ... as -1 f' 1 Q 4' ' I 'seg Class Treasurer '54-'55, '55-'56QJun- 7 ' 3 ' s ,J 'K ' -I - . . . . - Z . y h A , 'J . ' 1 'S' - 4 . 1' , 'sz .Jr Q NM Um y Q f g 1 1 1 lex! 1. 5 ' JOHN ALLEN BREITEN F F A '52 '56 Band '52 '56 .Tumor Play '55 Semor Pla Y Annual Staff lEdxtorl '55 '56 Clas s Favorlte Y JUDY BREITEN F H A '52 '56 Reporter '55 '56 .Tumor Play '55 Semor Play'56 Class Favorxte '56 JOE CONLEY Band '51' 56 L1brar1an '54 '55 '55 '56 .Tumor Play '54 Semor Play ' CHARLOTTE CRUSETURNER H A ' I ARLEN GRAFF F F A '52 '56 Znd Vice Presldent '55 '56 Band '52 '56 Class Pres Ldent '52 '53 '53 '54 .Tumor Play'55 Semor Play'56 RUDOLF GRUN F F A '52 '53 Band '52 1 JAMES HAM Basketball '55 '56 Capta1n'56 Annual Staff fPhotographerl '55 '56 1 14 1 ,-as Y S15 1 fi' li :Ak ' C9 ,yi l .Q X 'ref KATHY HARTMAN - F.H.A. '52-'56, 2nd Vice-President '55-'56, A rea Historian '55- 'seg Basketball '53,'54. FELIX HERNANDEZ - F.F,A. '52-'55. DWAYNE HICKMAN Band '52 56 GEORGIAMAE KARM F H A '52 '56 JOHN KELLY Football Manager '54 '55 JACK MARTIINE F F A '55 '56 Football Manager '53 Basketball Manager '53 '54 CHARLES MEYER F F A '52 '56 Band '52 ' 6 SANDRA MEYER F H A 52 56 Treasurer 55 56 Band 52 56 V1ce Pres1dent'55 56 Class Treasurer 52 '53 .Tumor Play 55 Sen 1or Play 56 Basketball 53 55 56 Co Cap tam '56 Annual Staff Ass1stant Edmtor 55 56 Cheerleader 54 '56 Head Cheerleader 55 56 Band Sweetheart 55 Football Queen 55 Homecommg Queen 55 Most Beautlful JUNE MOOS F H A 52 56 H1stor1an '55 Pres1dent'55 56 Basketball 54 55 MARY LU MOOS F H A 52 56 3rd Vlce Pres1dent '55 56 Band 53 56 Drum Major 55 56 Class Secretary 55 56 Jumor Play 55 Sen1or Play 56 F F A Sweetheart '56 CHARLEY MUENNINK F F A 52 56 JERRY MUENNINK F F A 52 '56 2nd V1ce- Pres1dent '54 '55 Class PTCS1d8hl 55 6 Jumor Play '55 Football '53 54 '55 Co-Cap ta1n '55 All D1str1ct '55 All State Honorable 'v1ent1on'55 Baseball 54 55 56 AnnualStaff Sports Ed1tor 55 56 ClassFavor1te '53 Most Handsome 56 NELDA MUENNINK F H A 52 56 lstV1Le Pres1dent '55 '56 Band '53 '56 Secretar Treasurer 55 '56 Class Reporter 54 55 56 Jumor Play 55 Sen1or Play 56 Bas ketball '52 '53 '54 '55 Co Capta1n'55 Annual Staff fAsst Bus1ness Manager 55 56 Class Fawor1te'53 '54 Cheerleader 54 56 Most Popular '56 MER LIN MUMME 16 'Zn' .d f--7 , Q K9 r- -no AJ Ystug U' .,,,! 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DONNIE NEUMANN F F A '52 '56 Sentlnel '54 '55 '55 '56 Class Reporter '52 '53 Vxce Presmdent '53 '54 Junlor Play '55 Senlor Play '56 Football '53 '54 '55 SHERRELL NORWOOD F F A '52 '53 Foot bal'53 '54 '55 LEONARD SAATHOFF F F A '52 '56 WILLIE JEAN SAATHOFF F H A '52 '56 RICHARD SCHULTE F F A '52 '56 Vice Pres1dent'54 '55 Dxstrxct Pres1dent'54 '55 Class Vmce Pres1dent '52 '53 Reporter ' '54 Presmdent '54 '55 Jumor Play '55 Foot bal '52 '53 '54 '55 Co Capta1n'54 D1str1ct'53'54'55 All State Honorable Ment1on'55 Basketball '54 Baseball '53 '54 '55 '56 Annual Staff QBusmess Manager, '55 I W J SCHWEERS F F A '52 '56 3rdV1ce Pres1dent'54 '55 Band '52 '54 Class Treas urer '53 '54 Secretary '54 '55 Baseball '53 '5 '55 ' 6. CHARLOTTE SWATZELL - F. H. A. '52-'56. ' 17 MARY LOU WARD F H A '52 '56 LUCILLE WILBURN F H A 55 56 Senior Play '56 R 441 '? BETTY LOU WINKLER F H A '52 '54 56 Band '54 '56 N1 ru f 'q FRED WRIGHT F F A '52 '56 Treasurer 4' ' '55 '56 Football'54 '55 Class Favorite Y '54 '55 F H A Sweetheart '56 BestAll A U A, round '56 FRANCES ZERR F H A '52 56 C1V11DC fense Chairman '55 '56 Band'53 56 Report er 55 56 Majorette '54 '56 Basketball Man- ager '54 Class Favor ite '52 '53 Best All Around '56 18 On November 21 1955 thirty-eight jubilant seniors walked down the halls showing each un- der classman their cla s s rings. Rectangular shaped the rings ranged from the lar ge size eleven to the small size four and one-half. Most of the rings had blue stonesg several had white gold in place of the stone. , f Mu SEHIUR CLHSS FHVUHITES JUIIIUH IILHSS FHVUHITES 1:59 X SN..- ff '-'uv LEFT TO RIGHT Clyde Bohmfalk Pres xdent Johnny Wlndrow V1ce Presxdent g- 1 LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Txlley Treas urer A1v1n Hartman S e c r e t a r y Butch Woolls Reporter Ruben Alvarado Michael Bali Henry Balzen W TIT ,lf fr A Wayne Balzen John Henry Batot Clyde Bohmfalk Barbara Brucks V1rg1n1a Clements Mary C Martha Donfnnguez Edward Donlavy I-Iasey Eckhart Frank Escam111a Herby Faseler Elena Flores Raul Garcla Kenneth Grell W11bur Grell Barbara Haegehn 21 Betty Harrell Llnda Harrls Alvm Hartman Judy Hartman Pete Hernandez Dlana Herrera Ray Hlghsmlth Tommy Koch Jlmmy Leazenby Parker Meyer Suzxe Modesett Richard Moos Rlchard Morrls W1111am Neuman D1ane Pope Louie Lasiter ZZ cf yin. fb 41? QQ is l Q ID- 1-'V .5 -Z Quin- f 'Y-va Q ,bling Aa ff .. 'GQ nf it Juan Ramos W11l1am Reus Emabelle Saathoff Comme Schweers Dolores Shelton Bobby Taylor Charles T11ley Jlmmy Tlmmerman Mary Frances Ulbrmh Albert Vance Adehna Velzaqwuez Curt1s W1emers Johnny Wlndrow Butch Woolls Robert Wurzbach Tommy Zuberbueler 2.3 T T0 RIGHT Carol Dee P LEFT TO RIGHT K e nn e th Nletenhoefer P S1 Pres1dent R dent retary Gary Sc we T11ley Reporter oxene Schweers Vxce re SUPHUHIUHES Freddme Atkmson 'S IU' Gary Balzen we al I ll? .AL R1ChaTd Corder R Jo Beth Dav1s 'MD' ,, Georgene Deckert 'E-T Mary E Dommguez 24 Tw LEF arsons Sec h ers Treasurer Joylene lv 'TNQ ,af 0- '5 ix K x x J 1 ,iv 'lf 'an K V. fl.. ': K 35 H, , ,. .fi A x I ' , 3 , .. 9 I ' 3 r S . , , . . R Vx -A f I , I 'f' ay- ' , . , R I ,f ,, .Q A Q :IFN 5: ef: Q' e 'R ' 4 ' - . n ' I. V 5 , X , .B I 'L , 1 -J V I r X , J , . T ' . . . 4 ' M pf V , R Wt . +. A E F! ,Zz :Q Sammy F1e1d 37 J of fl? hi' 9495 Q-.-7' Y JN' ,1- Annette Duncan Ge org Gaston Mary Elsle He Lnlem Larry Keel George Koch Loretta Lange X Maxme Lemwebe r Llnda Martm '7' Sara Moore Davxd McDan1e1 Judy Nester Ahce Neuman Wesley Neuman Kenneth Nletenhoefer Mary N1etenhoefer Gerald Norwood Alfonso Ortega Carol Dee Parsons Bonme Patterson Anlta Pettxt Lupe Pxmentel Bllly Potsav1ch Gradene Rogers ix an Q- GN by BP ,K -I r 's .TN cvs 495' A-9 7 Qi G V 0-9 ,Q Q Y' Fred Ross fd Q--v Howard Saathoff gl f 2' 2 '19 its ,Q-:Qi 'U f--9 eq HUB '11 '17 1 -S 'T Ml i 'inn ..Af' mfg' -ani .1-119 all 'wwf 'si Enedina Sanchez Thomas Schulte Gary Schweers Roxenne Schweers George Stewart Bob Swatzell Jean Tate Robert Thompson Joylene T111ey Jolene Tomerhn 'M' A -,Q-N Bobby ward .pf Q--HIP' Sharon Wxemers -uf 4517221311112 Berme Zerr SUPHUIHUHE BLHSS FHVUHITES FRESHIHHII IILHSS FHVUHITES iffy H BUTCH SMITH 7 LEFT TO RIGHT Lmda Sue Tondre Pres d 1 ent JohnW Meyer Vlce Presldent LEFT TO RIGHT R1taHoffman Secretary John H M eyer Reporter Myrna Brxts h c Treasurer PRESHIHEH Mary Lola Batot R :ns A- nn Anxta Bece rra Kathy Bendele 29 Ampara Bernal Myrna Br1tsch Wllham Burgm Barbara Chapman Barbara Faye Clements James Clower Harold Cornehson Ruth Ann Crow Albert Dale Ameha DeLa,Fuente Jerry D11e Dav1d Doler Charles Eckhart Anna E11 zabe th Eggen Donna Etch1son Roberta Faseler Patrxcxa Fmger Alma Gonzales George Goodmg Frances Gray 30 ne fs ' If an me QU' Q03 ,ht f K xii 'Il Y f 9 wi 13 INA an f-n it -4.1 9 4:1 ..,. f AA of'r'S nr- 'Q 3? gf ,X J 'ou il' 'zz ,.., 'f 1 It Nr Q-41 - Q 1 Ain 'fi' 'TID' 'Gi' K, 'I ! 37 -f- Y ff! -11-7 w r- W 1 fy AQ ,1- ffi 5 Q 2 Lf- ff' Ds H71 .44 S Q, M 1 Q11 ex? ao 06 'Pm -vi ...,, ' N' F71 4 '7' Peggy Grolhmund Harry Haltman Rowena Hartman Denms Heyen Barbara Hxghsm1th Rlta Hoffman Dor1s Koch John Korbell John H Meyer John W Meyer Laura Meyer Eugene Moos Bobby Moos Kathryn Muenmnk Isabel Palaclos Gregor1o Pedroza Mary Pope Mary E. Ramos Carol Ann Rath Suzanne Rath 31 Anme Rowlett Dolly Saathoff R1chard Saathoff Lonme Schulte John Shepperd Butch Smlth Carrol Soape Travls Sorrell G1lbert Sowa Charles Stxegler Anna Beth Taylor Lmda Sue Tondre Rlta Ulbrxch Joe Urrutma Mary Urrut1a Armando Villarreal Nurmi Ann Wendland Joyce Wiemers Julia Wilburn Charles Zuberbueler 32 --7 I ,,,..-p 4,49 7-'J 'Nm 1 'P 41'- K' 40-enum HS -gl-aa5,. we-I J iff Wi ' Q- affix 4 n 1.2 67 l fl --y Wx ...J 1 '7 aff Sw ,..., f J' W x- 11 'T ,J 1..,f', f andra gf, We Nelda muennink MUST PUPULHR GIRL I in E: 1 i I Pete Hnqermlller MUST PUPULHH B09 , Hf w y f ww' W, M A, , ,wav ':' Q A ,wif if ff-V f,fJ'?y' f ' ' ff' fu,?,-Avww ,, X, M , ,,, Frances Zen BEST Hll-HRUUHD a 33 L ,A K .5 922 , fix ww f' fu f z,4Zf 7 f waz , ffwidi? lf' lf' J 4' M42 v A J QW Fred lllriqhi BEST Hll-HHUUHU BUU SHLUTHIUHIHH John Hllen Bremen VHLEUICTUHIHH Hrlen Graff ,gf R axxxx X X X x X x X X X X xxxx X , - . XXX X X x A xx X x ,f X x U Nxt! 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Fas- X ff , X Xfx T obserxatmon more than looks, experlence rather than persons, are the prmme ed a b also ucators. tt athletic N FUUTBHH Richard Schulte, a senior four year letterman, was Chosen for the all-district team in '53, '54, and '55, He was named on the all state team by the Fort Wo rth Star Telegram and the Dallas Ttmes Herald and was gxven honorable mentxon by the As soclated Press He played the posxtlon of end R1chard was co captam durmg '54 A lbe rt Vance a semor m elxgl bxlmty lettered one year at the posxtxon of guard 45.4 4, Donme Neumann who has lettered one year at the posltxon of back IS a semor letterman Hondo 6 Del R10 6 For the f1rst game of the season the Owls took fllght to Del R10 where they battled the Wxldcats to a 6 6 t1e The Owls prow ed they had great potent1al1t1es Woolls and Anger m1ller led the bac kfle ld Behmd great blockmg Angermxller scored the Owls' fxrst touchdown of the season Muennmnk Schulte, and Wmdrow sparked the Owls' outstand mg lme Hondo 50 Sabxnal 0 The Owls show1ng great lm provement smce their f 1 r s t game scored an easy v1ctory ove r the Yellowjackets when they met on the Sab lnal f1eld Showmg hls ab1l1ty to s c ore Woolls crossed the goal lme three t1mes Angermxller Donme Neumann Las1ter Keel and Hxghsmlth scored one tlme each Hartman and Johnny Meyer made the extra pomts Butch Woolls a Jun 1or two year letter the all dxstrxct team 1n '55 at the pos1t1on of back Jerry Muenmnk a senlor three year letterman was chosen for the all dlstrmctteam 1n'55 He led he team as co capta1n 1n'55 and was gxven hono rable mentmon for all state by the Fort Worth Star Tele gram the Dallas Tmme s He rald and the Assoclated Press Jerry played the posltxon of center --7. ..v...,-7-.-. ,ma- ll Fred Wrmght who IS a s e n 1 o r letterman, has lettered one year at the pos ltlon of end Pete Angermmller and Jerry Muen nxnk were the co captaxns for the '55 team and led the te am through an undefeated season Pete Angermlller IS a s e H1 o r le tte rm an who has lettered two years He was chosen for the '55 all d1str1ct team and was also gxven honorable men t1on for all state by the As soc1ated Press Pete was also gmven honorable ment1on for the AP hxgh s c hool all Amerxcan team He led the team as a captaln mn '55 and played the posxtxon of back Hondo 7 Uvalde 0 ln a hard fought game between two old rlvals the Owls de feated the Uvalde Coyotes on Barry Fmeld. The Owls' strong defensxve lme held Uvalde to 68 yards rushmg It was quarter back Ha r tm an, who s c o r e d from the one foot lme and then kxcked the extra pomt Thls game t1ed the record between the two teams at 15 wms apmece I Q ...- Q -- 3 A-' ' 1' - 1 1 , I 7 V 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . t 5 ' - . . y . . - - I Y I Q I ' ' I t ' at k . 1' il , - ., . H S - - :.lnx:fQ4: . man, was chosen for .gpg K N.,2 1' . . . . fv -f . 1 - 'Qu' ww Y 'N QT' . 5' ' v. 1 N N . . . I P . . , 9 ' - 3 . co- - ' ' , . f1 fd! BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ray I-Ilghsmlth Rlchard Schulte Sherrell Norwood Jerry Muen nmk Fred Wr1ght Pete Angermlller Donnxe Neumann Albert Vance Butch Woolls MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tommy Koch Parker Meyer Jxmmy Tlmmerman Gary Schweers Louxe Lasxter Wxlllam Reus Bobby Taylor Bllly Potsavlch TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Clyde Bohmfalk Billy Neuman Curtxs W 1 e m e r s Larry Keel Alvm Ha r tm an Johnny W 1nd r ow Wayne Balzen Butch Srrnth Charles Trlley Hondo 34 Floresvllle 0 After a slugglsh flrst half the Owls came home wlth a 34 0 vxctory over Floresvxlle a AA Reglonal Fmalxst Durmg the second half the Owls showed they had a fme pa s s 1 ng attack as well as runnmg attack Although Schulte dld not score hrs pass recemvmg set up two of the Owls' scores Neumann and Woolls scored twlce each and Angermmller sc or ed once Schulte kxcked 4 out of 5 extra polnts Hondo 40 Devme 6 In the f1fth game of the s e a s on the Owls on thelr home fleld stomped Dev1ne 40 6 Although they were scored on for the second txme IH 5 games the Owls handled the Warhorses wlth ease throughout the game Fleet Foot A nge rm 1lle r and Llttle Bull Woolls scored twmce each Donme and Bxlly Neuman once each Schulte converted 4 extra pomts out of 6 L, Pr rf- ' I' Hondo 47 Crystal C1ty 0 Agam 1n home terr1tory the Owls showe d then' strength by defeatlng Crystal Cmty 47 O 1n the f1rst d1str1ct game of the s e a S on Anger rmller d1d a good n1ght's work as he h1t pay d1rt three t1mes Donn1e Neumann B1lly Neuman Woolls and Schulte scored once each Schulte made good 5 extra po1nts out of 7 chances Dur 1ng the half t1me act1v1t1es Sandra Meyer was crowned F ootball Sweetheart by Co Capta1ns Angerm1ller and Muennmk Hondo 47 Cotulla 0 The Owls provmg Cotulla no match for the1r m1ghty team, returned to the1r roost w1th the1r s1xth stra.1ght v1ctory Showmg the fans that they had the Old Hondo Sp1r1t too, the reserve backf1eld d1d some scormg Each of the followmg boys scored touchdowns Angerm1ller, Donn1e Neumann, B1lly Neuman Schulte Pots avlch Laslter and Woolls Schulte klcked 5 extra po1nts out of 7 attempts The undefeated Owls cont1nued the1r wxnnmg streak as the y defeated Three R1vers 27 to 6 rn a b1 d1str1ct contest Woolls scored f1rst on a 21 yard blast up the m1ddle Then Angerm1ller, Keel and Donme Neumann scored Schulte converted 3 extra polnts The Owls were now br d1str1ct champlon Hondo Z5 Pearsall 6 F1red up dur1ng 1nterm1ss1on, the Hondo Owls came back strong 1n the f1nal two per1ods to re mam undefeated 1n D1str1ct Z9 A w1th a 25 to 6 w1n over Pearsall on that f1eld The Mavencks scored f1I'Sfl'jl1St before the half when Gary Stacy returned an 1ntercepted pass 30 yards to pay dxrt but after that the Owls took control Angerm1ller started the spree wxth two TD runs 1n the th1rd per1od, whrle Woolls and Hartman scored 1n the f1nal quarter Schulte kxcked the extra po1nt Hondo 51 San Fehpe 6 In the last scheduled game of the season the Owls were hosts to the San Fehpe Mustangs The new electr1c scoreboard, bought w1th money donated by the fans and ex Owls, was erected 1n t1me for th1s game The strong Owl defense a ga1n held the max1mum po1nts for any one oppon ent to 6 po1nts Angerm1ller and H1ghSIH1th scored tw1ce each Schulte, Hartman Woolls, and Keel scored once each Schulte klcked 3 out of 8 extra po1nts The Owls were now d1str1ct champ1ons Hondo Z7 Three Rxvers 6 The undefeated Owls cont1nued the1r wmnmg streak as the y defeated Three Rlvers 27 to 6 1n a b1 d1str1ct contest Woolls scored flrst on a 21 yard blast up the m1ddle Then Angerm1ller, Keel and Donn1e Neuman scored Schulte converted 3 extra po1nts. The Owls were now b1 d1str1ct champmns. 45 . . . -. , , , . . - . - , . . u Q .. - : : a ' . 0 - 1 ' . -. . . . . : . . . H . . . . ,Q , - - . . . . Q . . l 1 D P ' u . . , . . .- . . . e . I . 7 0 7 . I '. x 1 ' , . . . . I , . - THE OWL MANAGERS Left to right Tommy Zuberbueller John Doc Kelly and George Koch Hondo Z0 Hebbronville Z0 It was a long ride home from Falfurrias for the Owls after Hebbronville had kno c ked them out of the s tate play offs The powerful Heb bronville eleven led the Owls 20 to nothmg five m inute s into the s e c ond quarter The Owls came back with a fighting spirit and as the half ended the score was Z0 to 14 The second half proved to be the Owls' as they out gained and out scored the Longhorns At the close of the game the Owls had not crossed the double stripe enough times for the score was Z0 to 20 and Hebb ronv ille moved to the quarter finals by virtue of a 5 to 4 penetration count The Owls were now Reglonal Co Champions Because the team was undefeated several boys played in a sufficient number of quarters to receive their letter Twenty six boys including seven seniors were awarded letters The Owls owe much of their success to their fine c oac hing staff consisting of head coach Buck Carver and assistant coach James McDaniel 1 . if ' f -If . ,AI . Ig WI s 4. ' PrettySandra Meyer was elected Football and Homecoming Queen by the Owl S quad prior to the Home- c o m ing Celebration. At the half- time activities of the Hondo-Crystal City game Sandy was escorted on the field by Co-Captains JerryMuennink and Pete Angerm iller and was 4. crowned by Dr. O. B. Taylor, pres- a ' ident of the Hondo Ex-Students Association. BUUS' BHSHETBHLL Q Q Q O FK STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Johnny Wmdrow James Ham Butch Smith Bobby Ward Alvin Hart man Albert Vance Mgr KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Georg Gaston Butc h W ooll s Ray High sm1th, Johnny Meyer, Berme Zerr Billy Potsavich Jlmmy Leazenby v.-ni .-I SEASCNAL RECORD Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo TOTAL T Devine Edgewood Edgewood Devine Carr1zo Springs Pearsall Crystal City Carrizo Springs San Felipe Pear sa11 Cotulla Crystal City San Felipe Carrizo Springs Pearsall Cotulla TOTAL F? INDIVIDUAL SCORES Leazenby Hartman Wmdrow Ham Hxghsnuth Gaston Smlth Ward Woolls Meyer 11 STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Johnny Wlndrow Alvln Hartman Coach Moseley KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT .hmmy Leazen by Ray I-hghsmxth James Ham Captam James Ham Captam Alvm Hartman Johnny Wmdrow 4 48 Butch Woolls Ray Hxghsmmth J1mmy Leazenby GIRLS' BHSHETBHH STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Sara Moore Roxenne Schweers Connxe Schweers Rowena Hartman Coach Brandt Dlane Pope Hasey Eckhart June Moos Joylene T111ey KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Lonme Schulte Lmda Tondre Sandy Meyer Carol Ann Rath Roberta Faseler Anme Row lett Nelda Muennmk Knot pmturedj 1'K34,. Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo TO TA L S EASONA L RECORD Devme D vme Sab mal Carrlzo Sprlngs Pearsall Cotulla, Crystal C1ty Carrxzo Sprmgs Cotulla Pe arsall 352 TOTAL INDIVIDUAL SCORES Sara Moore Nelda Muenmnk Joylene T111ey Rowena Hartman Anme Rowlett Lmda Sue Tondre Carol Ann Rath Comme Schweers 425 A 11 I 48 ' 47 30 e ' 22 32 ' 45 Hondo 31 Crystal City 38 15 ' ' 49 37 Z7 44 47 15 ' 37 ' W, f- y - 25 ' ' 45 I y 41 44 5- 3 24 'u 1 148 - ' 112 3 ' - 59 Q, ' 10 ' A ' ' 10 . A ' 4 ,, 5 :aff I I 4 I' 'S V 49 var, S K?-JC 'f' if sigk' 'wang U Xff 'F , - , .. GJ K ' '-. 1 wx 'MX 04 Q. S9 STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Curtls W1emers A1v1n Hartman, Jerry Mue nnlnk, Johnny Wuxdrow Henry Balzen, Bobby Taylor, W J Schweers, R1chardSehu1te KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Bxlly Neuman Wayne Balzen John H Meyer Pete Ange rm zlle r Berme Zerr B 111y Potsavxch Gary Balzen Georg Gaston BHSEBHH 5 ,Q aw- The three outf1e1ders Balzen Neuman, and Angerm111er 'Go Pee go ' 51 : I I . . ' - I Y , ' Y , I I , . . J if v A b , 'BML ' Wy i 3 V.. 6, 1 fr - ' , A Aw .. f A -' -.1 L ie if ,jr , , , .. 0 , I M . - . . , fi, y -4 Q ,: - , . ' . 3 V ,. w-meg' -V M , 1 2 t 1 - I C Muennxnk 1 'I 5.5. 441 THE OWLS' 1956 RECORD Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Pearsall Castroville Pearsall Castroville Sabinal Dilley Dilley Uvalde Jr. College Uvalde Jr. College Pleasanton Sabinal Castroville Hondo A1r Base Pleasanton Devme South San East Central North East Edgewood Devme South San East Central North East Edgewood South San Crystal C1ty Crystal Cnty The Owls the 1956d1str1ct champmns had a sea. son's record of 20 wms and 7 losses In dlstrxct com pet1t1on the Owls won 8 and lost 2 games Cr ys tal Hartman Cxty dealt the Owls two stralght losses m the bl dxs trxct play offs Wxemers 1 . 6 8 . 3 3 6 6 13 ' 3 6 f V W - 8 Z ' 6 4 . 4 . 'T 1 QCII '- -:sh-...,. . ,.r-':Q.1:l ,ff - . ' . , .. ,JJ ' . A ,- ..,, ,il-,A ,4 ,fl . I ,vu 2 -gg. A. . - ' v ' 'av 1 ,, , A' I ,lg ' Joins, --.. .-. V M, Q . M BATTING AVERAGES B111 Neuman R1Chard Schulte W J Schweers Alvm Hartman Wayne Balzen Jerry Muenn1nk Curt1s W1emers Pete Angerrxnller Henry Balzen 304 288 27 270 247 244 242 22 O ..l' 'M Z ,, ,fa W' 435,99 Q 4 W. ' 4 . mimi' r 3,3 Schweers Balzen 'L n.........,....,...,.. -..a... 53 . . . 1 . . 6 .19 I l l. '2i'r:, -s V ' . ., rv- If , 'V MLK .., wr-, N- x. F f ' 1 X ' -x V, 4 A. iii ff-V fs g - - . 'A W e' 5. fffff J 4 n 4 , Q 1.2. JA , my-lr if'l'1f3 lrllwunusg,-A f 'f' ,,. PE HSSES 'wgwi , There are many students xn school who for some reason do not take part Ln one of the major sports For them the sxxth per1od IS set as lde as P E perlod Here under the dlrectlon of dxfferent lnstructors the y may partxcxpate 1n games of tenms basket ball touch football etc Some of the stu dents plc tured part1c1pated IH one of the mago r sports but mn the off season went to the P E classes 1'--ed T' .Z X Xl i xnstructlon ends m the classroom, but a I educatlon ends only w1th1'fe robertson 'N XXX X x X x Xxx -.xiirkx X Xxx- X ff!! kk x Xxx xxx 5, V. X xx K X XX A . XXX 5 x x fy! X V f X 4 XX X'-x, N Xxx X fl' X V 1 AL VA W X X X Y Ax Q V 5 N H R g W A A X 1 xxx I If , W' , , f , X X X lf ff' ff f J , f ,fr If A j fl V . x ,ff If ffl' xv' , .. xx y f' I X ff! XX if X f f , ff ff! f' 4 If j X xx f!'4 I I QQHUMENAK xy UF AMERICA it .n.,. L' 's-44 .lk L. F.H.H. 1955-1956 In Septembe r the Hondo Chapter chose its beau, Fred Wright, and its chapter parents, Mr. 8: Mrs. Erwin Moos and Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Hartrnan. At the District I me e ting held in Devine November 5, 1955, Sara Moore was elected district historian. During the year the chapter sponsored three dances, one of which the FFA and FHA went together. In February the FHA girls attended the San Antonio Stock Show. At 'the Ar ea VII meeting in Austin, March 25, 1956, the ele ction ofBar- baraBrucks as recording secretary made her eligible to attend the National Meeting in Chicago July 2-4. Virginia Clements, Barbara Brucks, and Mrs. Faseler attended the State meeting in Fort Worth, April 20-21. Installation of officers and a style show in the high school auditorium for the girls' parents on May 14 closed the FHA activities for the year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Meyer-treasurer, Mary Lu Moos-3rdvice-president, June Moos-president, Fred Wright-beau, Nelda Muennink-lst vice-pr e side n t, Kathy Hartman-Znd vice-president, Dorothy Blinka- secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Braden-historian, Jean Tate- song leader, Connie Schweers-photographer, Virginia Clements-parliamentarian, Barbara Brucks-pianist, Judy Breiten-reporter, Frances Z e r r -civil defense chairman, Mrs. Robert Faseler, advisor. . K 1 5 I Ig fb f-Va F.f.H. 1955-1956 The Hondo FFA Chapter stressed leadership development this year. There were five teams interested in District Lead- ership Contest with thirty boys taking part. Two teams quali- fied for the A r e a Contest where eight senior d iv i s i on boys placed first in the Area. This same group placed tenth in the State Leadership C onte s t. Other leadership activities were FFA Play Night, March 16, 19563 Parent and Son Banquetg and District, Area, and State FFA Convention. The chapter held its annual coon hunt and barbe cue January 7, 1956, on the Vivian Neumann Ranch near Biry. There were many well-fed boys. In September Mary Lu Moos was chosen 1956 FFA Sweetheart. The new FFA offic e r s attend District Officers Training School at Utopia each summer. To close the years activities the FFA planned a fishing and camping trip in June. LEFT TO RIGHT: A lvin Hartman-secretary, Clyde Bohmfalk -president, Pete Angermiller - lst vice -pres - ident, Mary Lu Moos -s w e e t h e a r t, Clayton Woolls - 3rd vice -president, Arlen Graff-Znd vice-president. J LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Koch-historian, Johnny 5 . ' Windrow -parliamentarian, Mr . John M c A n ell y-ad- A, 'Y J-I :sk i ' N. 1 4 5 III-11 visor, Fred Wright-treasurer, Donnie Neumann- J 1 5 1 .14 I sentinel, Charles Tilley-reporter . HUHDU HIGH SCHUUL Ullll BHHIJ The Hondo Owl Band has had a very suc cessful ye ar under the dxrectlon of Mr Bob Lew1s The band pe r fo r m e d outstandxngly durmg the half tlme of all the 1955 football games On November 5 1955 the band took part 1n the Trmmty Un1vers1tyHomecom1ng ac t1V1t1ES The band went to Segum for the In terscholastlc League Marchmg Contest De cember 4 where lt m a r c he d off wlth a well deserved fmrst place The band thls year LS very proud to have members ln both the D1s trlct and Regxonal Band The Interscholastlc League Contest at Alamo Helghts on March 22 proved to be a great day for the Owl Band The band brought home for the s e c ond year the 'Sweepstakesu ratmng of fmrst 1n concert and s xght readlng There were also twenty one solowxnners OnApr1l2Otheband marched mn the Battle of Flowe r s Parade Ln San Antomo Based on the theme Moonlight Serenade the fourth annual band banquet was held May 5 1956 The band ended 1ts year of ac tmv 1 t le s wlth a sprmg concert on the nxght of May 11 1956 58 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Conley lxbrar man Ixelda Muenn1nk secretary treasurer Hasey Eckhart 11brar1an, Mary Lu Moos drum major Barbara Brucks lxbrarxan Mr Bob Lewls dlrector FRONT ROW Sandra Meyer vlce presmdent Frances Zerr reporter Conme Schweers lxbrarxan Dorothy Blmka presxdent band sweetheart N .M f I. Bt r L... 1 My .M WL If-V 'LL V, ,, 7 is 1 . 57- A , E ' 2 Y r. . . , - ' 4 1 1 1 ' 1 W f 1 , . . . . . , - . 4 ll ' 9 I , : 1 -' - . . . . . , Y , - - Y I Y - . . - . ' . - . . , - . - . . Z - . - . , - , . -. . , A , Q -:Z 5 in ' 1 1 1 , 0 f 1 . . I. - ' Mu. 1 ., a l , , . . .1 .xf Lxf?w,.gH,.., ,, jg! ffl 0 X x A Q , ., ' 4 5' 1' 1 6 4 n A I' 7,6 ., y. J nf 19 'Ne N ' Q 0 1 'Y ,v. ,. E' ' X ', 4- :4,s'f. A P .1 - . Q , ,I HHHUHL SIHFF is ,4 -fr Sandra Meyer Asst Ed1tor Mrs Ethel Hart man Sponsor John Allen Brelten Edltor Many t1mes dur lng the preparatlon of th1s year's OWL the staff has asked ltself Is thxs book W or th the tune and e ffor t put tnto 1t'P Here 1S the fm1shed product We have asp1red to put 1nto permanent form for the students and the pub11c a record of th1s year s events at Hondo H1gh School If we have been successful m domg th1s we feel that the t1me and effort have been rewarded THE STAFF If I I Nelda Muennmk and Rmchard Schu1te,Bus1ness Managers Wu... DorothyB11nka ACt1V1t16SEd1t0T James Ham Photographer Ll Charles T111ey and Parker Meyer Art Ed1tors Johnny Wmdrow and Jerry Muennmk Sports 60 Edxtors X 5-4 , , , 1 J ' -l ' Y' Q. 4 ,f , '-1 -A . A , . Q Q' x lc Q V K.: ., 1 - 2 :L ' , 9 ' , ' . . . . t gf u - - u t . - ' V , Q. . u . . X K, . I . 9 fn - ' gd A f X' 5 rf! XJ -x, I .JU ' N'. . J .J ' A: , q 1 J. Q, fx, --I-' X 3 ' X . v I t ff-X Hr-v 35 Ex? 23 U23 SEL v-' mm LL M22 'ow il: o 2:1 O r-J 5 E U1 5 15. N. X X X ., XXX Xxxxx x XX XX Y. Hi XX xx kk Q--., X 'X XX Y L V V Rx f N z N ,f ' 5 ' f . - .. if ,f X , E l vvk. X x II ix ly Q l XX 1 K fs ff! fl fi R X N X TV!! lj f x f f XX KY ff ,f XX X Q . K ,,, ff , XX x xxxkx s !f X ! A LX riff!!! .X m b fYfY A h K Y X X ' 1 vg X !ff ,f 6 1 --u-1 1. if REGISTRHTIUH HIID IHITIHTIUH As September 5 1955 drew near, there was much speculation among the Hondo citizens between the ages of six and eighteen Back to school days brought new excitement for the fr e s hme n and the 1t's almost over feeling for the new seniors Greeting one another, the students invariably asked the able rights of the seniors 15 the off1c1al welcommg of the freshmen This year was no exception Lip stick for the boys and p1gta1ls for the girls followed registration as the night the day Another sign that the new year had begun was the distribution of annuals Everyone had been anxiously awaitmg their arrival Oh what fun it always 15 to review last year's events and to dream of coming events' F1nally everything settled down to an a1r of seriousness' This is school at its best and worst! , , . . . familiar question, What subjects are you taking? or Whose class are you in? One of the inalien- 62 'Rf HHRICUUUHE r-I 2.2.-ff bf f The boys m the woodworkmg course make such useful artxcles as lamps ash trays and shelves Sxnce Hondo IB located m the center of a farrmng and ranch Ing area thxs c our s e 1n agnculture IS very benef1c1al to m any of the boys taklng lt They learn modern and sclen t1f1c methods of farmmg and ranchmg In shop work wh1ch IS also taught rn thls department the boys learn to make many use ful artxcles and gam skull and experxence whlch w1ll be useful to them m later lxfe Three courses Ag I II and III are of fered ln thxs department The b oys enrolled 1n these three classes make up the maJor por tlon of the Honor Future Farmers of Amerxca Chapter . s ,..-1 Q. rf The beg1nn1ngof the mam course of the Parent Son Banquet These boys acquxre knowledge that w1ll be use ful to the m later Here they are weldmg the frame of a traxler 63 . . ' . . A , D 1 , - 1 I -.x A- M if u . if ' 'f . . ' ' ' ' ..4' I ' , 3 . . . I w 0 Y ' vw V an . . .- f I .Y , - I I - . I I ' - n ' Q 5 1 gre ggfd - i I . T 6 1 A K s , 4 v ' f:r:-.F ,A , I f' yy , ,,,, n it ' 1 J 'Q . .7 V '5 . BUSINESS HDIIIIHISIRHTIUH Mrs Nat1ons explams to the bookkeepmg class the difference between deb1ts and credmts '--.., ,..4lF' Many of the busmness concerns of the town look to the Hondo H1gh graduates for help IH the carrymg on of thexr bu s ln e s s The purpose of thxs department ms to tram the g r ad uate s to meet thls need Smce many of our students go to bus mess college they fmd thxs trammng very helpful Three courses typlng short department Speed IS essentlal but you can not acquxre that untxl you have learned the proper techmque fx 64 bp- Q an wid . A . D . . hand, and bookkeeping--are offered in this Y - 1 x 1 X c 5 . x A X . 55 as N x . 'Y . . T . , , WW? iff' ff' Lest we forget that We wrote themes every week To teach the students to speak and write the English language correctly and effectively is the ultimate goal of the English teachers. Each pupil who graduates from Hondo High School is required to have four c r e dit s in English. ln order to fulfill this requirement three teachers are kept busy each day teaching this subject. The best way to understand e ve r y word in the sentence is to d1agram it One of the main objects of the English class is to increase the students' vocabularies. 65 I-in ,A i 1-- vf When was the fxrst permanent Englmsh settle ment made? Thxs mxght be one of the quest1ons thls Amerxcan hmstory class has on the test lt IS takmg 1 -...t 74 4 KY' G r ad e n e explams to some g 1 r 1 s mn the world hlstory class the route Columbus followed when he dxscovered Amer1ca 66 19' lun-.2 mutha I 'Q 'Sfx In the Texas h1story class R1chard shows Pete, Donme Charles and Jerry where San Antonxo de Bexar IS located on the map Four courses world hlstory Amerlcan hlstory Texas hx s tor y and cwxcs are of fered m Hondo Hugh School To graduate, the student IS requlred to have two umts m soclal studles mcludlng the Amerxcan hlstory course In th1s way e ve r yone gets the requxred s1x weeks course ln the Constltutmon As long as the s t ud e nt s are well grounded m the funda mentals of our Amerxcan government, we need have no fear that government of the people, by the people, and for the people w111 ever perlsh from the earth 'f v ....y...!.v..u-'vw If I HISTUHU s fs l I at is 'Vi'- az . 1' fr V V t 9' ,ri in A .E H Q V 4 7. , ,af , ' -5 4, Q we e 4 , . Ta ' at ? I- , 7 P 'J . . . . . . L l V I Q ' ,' ,. A . I r ff ' 5 5 . . . . . . 5 . Q C A 4 ' - T 4 . 1 - ,A 'xi' s K' , , . 'L 1' QL.. if -g-Q . X A - ' - - tb' lx X . A K le ' A very popular course among the girls is the homemaking course. Just as the name im- plies, the girls become better trained home- makers. They learn more than c ooking and sewing. They are taught house planning, re- modeling, care of small children, family re- lations and marriage, and other things to pre pare them for the many de m ands placed on them in this busy age The three year course, in the very modern homemakmg department adequately prepares the girls for this great important ta k +P ' -a The future homemakers learn to cook HUHIE ECUIIUHIIUS .- '-- . , 1 Au- Mrs Faseler helps th homes g1rls plan their dream I Many g1rls have more attractive clothes as the result of the lessons they have in sewing 67 , - ' A L -G' a , . I . S ' i e . . fr I' .'f71'7 aff , y fl X fr 1 g. .1 y . . xr A Ig- x Y, A F, 1 yo ZX ilsi Q A ' . ,lair va' ' ,Q in ff l - W ' I 33526 47 f ' kat : , I 1 ' mm' ' o -'3' H, HIHTHEHIHTICS ,Nw-,tl The Algebra II class listens as Joylene explains how to find the area of a circle Working problems on the board is a regular part of the Algebra I class work. 68 Everyone realizes the importance of mathematics in carrying on the affairs of the world M ath e rn at 1 c s is the basis of almost every business Since each student must have two courses in algebra and one in plane geom etry to graduate the teaching of mathematics is a big bus ine s s in Hondo High School It keeps one te a c he r busy all day and another divides his time between plane geometry and physics With almost all the s tudents it IS a. very big business It is blg enough that they put in quite abit of their time each day studying the subject .QL The plane geometry class mixes a little trigo- nometry in its classwork. Here Charles and Susie explain sines and co-sines. 41' 5.112- The b1o1ogy class sees a close up of a human cell Reallzlng that we l1ve 1n a sc1ent1f1c age the admmmstrators of Hondo H1gh School have lncludedfour courses m sc1ence 1n the curr1c ulum General Sc1ence 15 requlred To complete h1s two requxred sc1ences necessary for grad uatlon the student may then c h oo s e b1010gy cherrnstry or phyS1CS These mtorductory scxence courses serve to g1VC the student a general knowledge of the subject lfhe des1res to do so he IS well pre pared to pursue lt more mtenslvely Ns, :...xQ XX The physlcs class asks What makes lt t1ck'7 as they exam1ne a clock Arlen shows Edd1e W11l1e Jean, and Merl1n how to make hydrogen sulfxde gas The rest of the school always knows when th1s process 1S gomg on ' ' 5' fa X I , , 4' ' u'1' . N 3 ' :' Q' . ,. 4 K. I 4 . 14, .V . s E n km, . - Fl ' fl 5 T . P' rf x ,X he W asf' d' ' v f - Vw .' 'Q . I, 3 gf Mfg. id M-, V ' . ,, . . 1 - 4 4 - . Q , D 5 ll ' . M K Q gf' X A' ' : x L K P' M 4 M ' SPHHISH cause Pract1ce makes perfect the students spend many hours conjugatmg Span xsh verbs Here John Walter Bxlly and Davxd conjugate some verbs m the present tense Because there are so many Spamsh speak mg pe ople ln the southwest part of Texas It has become almost a necesslty to learn Span xsh Thls two year course offered to the stu dents of Hondo Hxgh te ac he s them to speak read and wrxte the language correctly 70 SEMA Qu Hablamos y escr1b1mos espanol Felxx is help mg Sandy translate a pa s s a g e for Dwayne and Rmchard SCHUUL PHHTIES As the leaves lose the1r br1ghtne s s and turn brown and after the fxrst norther comes along Hondo I-hgh becomes a scene of partles for all concerned On December 17 the sen lor class and theu' dates were gayly enter ta1ned by then' room mothers qoon a fte r wards on the afternoon of December 22 Chr1stmas drew near, the exc xted students just mlssed seemg Santa before gxfts were handed out at the blg school Chrlstmas party Songs were sung and refreshments were ser ved by the mothers 1n the cafeterla., wh1le 1n the mtervals one could hear students talkmg of the long awa1ted hohdays that seemed fmally to have arr1ved St1ll later 1n the year after school was well under way the sen1or cla s s took tlme out to entertam the student and h1s date w1th a good old fash1on 'Barn Dance ' Thls event was held on March 2 ln the old gymnaslum Any one who attended Just one of these great par t1es of H H S would see thatthe fun compen sated for the work XX HUIHECUIHIHG Homecomlng 15 a t1me when fr1ends get together to rehash old memomes Th1s event, wh1ch takes place every three years 1n Hondo, was enjoyed on October 21 and ZZ 1955, by the many ex students who attended The program opened on Fr1day afternoon w1th reg1strat1on and a general assembly 1n the h1gh school aud1tor1um at wh1ch an ex student, Dr Joe H W1lson from Southwest Texas State Teachers College was the pr1nc1pal speaker Before a d1str1ct football game w1th Crystal C1ty all the ex letter men f11ed on the f1eld and were mtroduced by Jake Schuehle Durmg the half tlme act1v1t1es the Foot ball Homecorrung Queen, Sandra Me ye r, was crowned by Dr O B Taylor, presudent of the Ex Stu dents A s s oc 1a tl on, and was presented with a. bouquet of wh1te mums by the Owl Co captams, Jerry Muennmk and Pete Angerm11ler On Saturday afternoon the Owl B s tr 1ng played the Crystal C1ty B strlng on Barry Fleld Before the hornecommg dance on Saturday n1ght, most of the ex students en Joyed r e un1 on part1es, barbecues, and dmners Musxc for the formal dance, held 1n the hlgh school gymnas1um, was furmshed by Koots 16 Kelth At 12 o clock the 1955 Homecormng came to an end as everyone, f1l1ed w1th old and new memorles, left for home Q l I , .m -.. 1 . i fi E7 2 ',nbl -.1 . gg: 'qt 'M 4 7 'Q ! wr! ' 4 . -' My sa ' . '1 4 ,K Sandra meuer HUHIEGUIIIIHB UUEEH ' -,, I. ff U , , vig ' ,g'4L- L S ,A 1 I V ' A v 5. Q gf . 1 , Q 4 3. 'P-fs, , xx' 4.: f 0 . Vs X Is ,. A 4 ' , .4 X if ,g I lk XNYqAt, Q, Q0 ' ,Jwx , 52326351 'Zinn On Thursday Decembe 1' Z2the football banquet honormg the 1955 Owls was held m the Hondo I-hgh School Cafeter 1a w1th Mr .T G Barry actmg as master of ceremonles Co capta1ns Jerry Muennmk and Pete Anger mmller accepted the trophy recogmzmg the team After announcxng the co captams Alvmn Hart man Johnny W1ndr ow, and Butch Woolls the c oa che s, Max Carver and James McDan1els, presented the all d1str1ct team me mber s and gave a resume of the season S act1v1t1es After 9 o'clock the students and football fans danced to the musmc of J'1mmy Klem s orchestra 11 the last strams of Good N1ght Sweetheart were heard no more .' S Q V 'L P 4 S X, G P f l w- ' x I Y 'W ' as co-winners of Cla s s A football in Region 8. , . . . . . . , unt' ' ' , . 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Q If U J Front Table Every One Dances BHHD BHHUUET One hundred forty band members and guests attended the fourth annual band banquet on Sat urday May 5 at 7 30 P M mn the h1gh school cafeterla The program lnc luded invocatlon Nelda Muenmnk, welcome Dorothy Blmka, summary of band act1v1t1es S and r a Meyer outstandmg band personalltxes Dorothy Bhnka presentatlon of gxfts Frances Zerr Barbara Brucks CORDIS Schweers and Hasey Eckhart and presentatxon of drum major and majorettes Mary Lu Moos Conme Schweers wtll be drum major for 1956 57 Joylene Txlley Roxene Schweers Carol Dee Parsons and Gradene Roge r s wlll be the majorettes Entertainment was furnxshed by Kenneth N1etenhoe fer Mxke Ball and Rudolf Grun Carrymg out the theme Moon11ght Sere yellow and wh1te were placed on a b o rd e r e d whlte fence around the cafeterla A trellts with wy and flowers was placed at the door and wy and flowers were placed down the tables for a c ente r pxece Dxagonally across the cexlmg of the room was a blue rmlky way d otte d wlth stars whmle sllver stars and a moon c ove r ed the walls Band mothers prepared a menu of fruxt cock tall ohves celery ham potato salad r olls peas zced tea and ple a la mode A Juke box supplled the musxc for danc Lng after the banquet Sweetheart New Drum Magor and Majorettes S '44 C' nade, miniature paper fl owe r s of pink, redj . I . l . . . 3 - 93 . l . - 4, f T Q FH-I. PHHEIIT-SDH BHHUUET f I L On Aprxl 30 the Future Farm e r s honored thelr parents at the 20th annual Parent Son Banquet Approx1mately 165 members, parents, and ex members attended the banquet Barbecued ch1cken s, ra1sed by the members, were featured on the menu Mr John McAne11y Kenneth Nletenhoefer Rudolf Grun HerbyFase1er John W Meyer, Mr C D Sadler, and 10 outgolng offlcers part1c1pated 1n the program Mr Sadler, the f1rst Vocat1ona1 Agnculture teacher m Hondo, gave a report on the orgamzatwn of the agrlculture department and the present occupatlons of the members of the f1rst class A report on F F A contests was gwen by Leonard Saathoff Arlene Graff gavea report on other F F A actlvxtles and Tommy Koch gave the h1story of the chapter ,nw ww Lai-W ev UFHQL MPEG f . I I -'ik I A lx -' . - . . . ' I I I Q ' 0 1 g . . . 1 4 I . n 0 0 0 h 1 . 1 , ' 1' rg, -I . , , u ,nf 'ibhsm 4 . Qfgfpw WV, 16445212 ' Q 0 A A' 57 w is ' :xv . e , . I , ' x K - J fe ' , . 3. 4 5: - 1 ' ' L x . 1' 'Q' 1- 0-' -47 w ' 'f 'I I AUTUMN DANCE UHHISTHIHS IJHHIIE As the gay exc1t1ng tlme of Chrlstmas came around agam the FHA held 1ts annual formal Chmstmas dance on Tuesday evenmg December 27 A pmk lighted Chrxstmas tree was centered on the stage ln the cafeterxa and plnk streamers were crossed from the lxghts Refreshrnents of pink punch pmk cakes and a s s or te d nuts were s e rved nearly one hundred guests GLfts were recewed by chapter sweetheart, Fred Wr1ght, chapter parents, and sponsor, Mrs Faseler M yas SC F' X VALENTINE Aft DAN c E he A ' Wi grain! T4 fa 2' JH SH PHRTU 4.4 78 'QU' 1? ,ln '1 --..:...-4 ?'fw'X'f ' The Jumors gave the semors Moments to Remember at the .Tumor Senxor party held 1n the cafeterla on Aprll 28 As the couples entered the door they walked through a large r1ng c ove r e cl w1th pmk and wh1te carnatlons A sllhouette of a boy and gxrl ln then' cap and gown wxth Senlors 56 above It adorned the opposxte wall Dancmg contmued throughout the e ve nmg Cake punch and nuts were served 1n the mlddle of the evemng and then danc mg went on 'txl 12, wtmwwtf- ' r . . ,,e. ,Qtr eg, I r-t1 2 f V1 'Q The Jumor class presented a three act comedy on the mght of Aprll 13, 1956, under the d1rect1on of Mr H B Eggen Parker Meyer portrayed Fred Hastmgs, a h1gh school sen1or and all conference football player Cora I-Iastmgs, a happy fluttermg, enthus1ast1c woman, and G1lbert Hast1ng, a. loyal and affable husband and father, were played by Hasey Eckhart and Clyde Bohmfalk respect1vely Conme Schweers portrayed Nancy Graham, a pretty and v1vac1ous g1rl of seventeen and Bobby Taylor played Larry Mad1son, a speedy energeuc h1gh school semor Jul1e Tucker, a breezy, talkat1ve g1rl wmth an over whelmmg fondness for dogs and for Larry was played by Sus le Modessett Dxane Pope took the part of a startlmgly beaut1ful young woman 1n he r early twent1es to become Glor1a Patterson, Barbara Brucks played the part of a w1ry, eccentr1c l1ttle lady of e1ghty Melmda Wh1pple V1rg1n1a Clements was Lo1s Corwm, an attractxve and eff1c1ent young busmess woman 1n her early th1rt1es Edd1e Donlavy was the aggresswe and enthus1ast1c man of forty f1V6, Mr Danbury B111 Sterlmg, a pleasant gr1rnly determmed man 1n h1s twentles, was played by Charles T1lley 79 .lumun 1 , PLHU i mm do 2 A , , ., , , , .1 V . H l 4 .J .. fl . -,a A -uw-..,..,,,, uma sun, 959, M -'---n-ng... ,..... . I - - I . so , . I ' 'def ,Zh . - . ' ' C, '5 ' . ' . ' 1 9 ag ' . l , ' X M- .,.. ..M, . ,, 4 I 1 t 1 ' li ' Us 1 I ' dy A . - :h 5 X, ..,., . ' q I I X E -. ' t c ' . . . x - I-V Niall- 1 ' 1 . , l in , Q -. ' ' D .., 0 .r..X.I.T',-lg I -3 1 . 1 ' ' . . I I I I -A J 'K Q, A , A I x I QU V - AJ.. 5.-l - AA- 4 'F A U. . -771 ,vu Qt, ' 'Q- ' w 4 , ' 1 4 f L 11, ' 5 . d- SEHIUH PLHU OUY OF THIS WORLD The senxor class presented a three act comedy Out of Th1s World on the mght of Aprll 27 1956 under the d1rect1on of Mrs Marv Morgan Juhanna Bendele portrayed an attract1ve g1rl of 19 Lmnda Russell whose exuberance and v1tal1ty were very ev1dent Paul1ne Russell a charm1ng but somewhat 1mpract1cal mother of forty who always seemed amazed at her daughter's 1deas and for good reasons was played by l..uc1lle Wxlburn O1.1s Kerby a demand1ng dom1neer1ng and nar row m1nded man 1n h1s s1xt1es 1rr1tated by the c ond1t1ons of the world was played by J-QE-Qonley and the successful newspaper publlsher and leader 1n publlc affa1rs was Homer Judson played by Arlen Graff Donn1e Neumann played Bruce Judson Homer's son a good natured fr1endly chap of twenty and L1nda's boyfr1end June B1shop n1neteen a pretty a g g re s s 1V e and enterpr1s1ng g1rl of Parkhurst school was played by Nelda Muenmnk Another fr1end of L1nda's Donna Craxg a hkeable college student of e1ghteen was played by Sandra Meyer and Phebe Atk1ns a hum o r ously determ1ned talkat1ve and amrnated g1rl was po rtra yed by Judy Bre1ten Mlss Ed1th rest dean of Parkhurst Sc hool w1th gu s h1 ng enthus1asm and loyalty to the school was played by Mary Lu Moos A good loolung easy go1ng college youth Glen Wmllard was played by Pete A nge rm 1lle r and Leo Denn1s endowed w1th dash v1gor and a keen sense of humor was portrayed by John Allen Bre1ten Myrtle Huff a de pendable housekeeper obv1ously unhappy when her estabhshed routlne was 1nterrupted was played by Dorothy Bhnka i-. Studymg seems to be the one xmportant thxng durmg every school day and the study hall 1s the place that everyone we 1 c om e s after lessons have been as s 1 gned for the next day Nearly everyone ' takes study hall at least one per1od per day whmle some have two study perxods SCENES HRUUHU SCHUUL Each mornxng the students are greeted wxth class rooms that are clean for anothe r day s work The beauty of our s chool helps us to enjoy It more Our thanks for these Jobs well done go to our Janxtor s Raul Agumrre and Antonxo Correa JI... 4:01 tfmmwr All Sxx buses transport 220 chxldred to and from s c ho o l each day Thxs too represents quxte an xmprovement over the old days when chxldren had to walk s e ve 1 al m1les durxng all kmnds of weather In the school cafeterla an average of 165 students eat a hot well balanced lunch each day Thls 1S a far cry from the t1n dmner patl of yester year -i I CA A X N . K Q 'N - . . 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V 9 F , 1 y - 2 . 1' ' X s x . . 1 A J . h 27-' ' c la fr 'I A . 1 t N '- , X L 'H A H .Q 1, 5 s f . .L i 3 A . . , , . t - a BACCALAUREATE SERVICE of lhe Hondo Hugh School May 20 1956 Eight 0 :lock P M Prelude Chopnn Processronal March of the Prnests Mendelssohn Invocation Rev H B Cornellson Pastor First Baptist Church Anvhem Oh Worshnp the Kung Haydn Scripture Reading Rev Luther Norman Pastor Hondo Church of Chrust Specnal Song Battle Hymn of the Republlc Howe Sermon Reverend M J Lorinng Pastor Comfort Lutheran Church Anthem Dear lord and Savior of Mankind Maker Beneductuon ev H B Cornelrson Recesseonal March of the Graduates Johnson The congregation will please remain stondmg durvng the recessuonal Mrs C D Sadler Pnanust Mr Bob Lewis Choir Dnrector IILHSS NIGHT Q ,..x L Presentatwn of Key of Knowledge CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES of the SENIOR CLASS of 1956 May zz 1956 Master of Ceremomes JERRY MUENNINK Class Hmstory JOHN ALLEN BREITEN Class Prophecy SANDRA MEYER Songs JOHN KELLY Class Will DONALD NEUMANN Presentatwn of Favorltes NELDA MUENNINK Class Song MOMENTS TO REMEMBER' Presentatwn of Athletu: Awards MR CARVER Presentatlon of Key of Knowledge JERRY MUENNINK Acceptance of Key of Knowledge CLYDE BOHMFALK Class Wlll Alma Mater Class Prophecy Class Hlstory Presentatlon of Favorxtes 'Y 4 X ix 1 . - , X l 8: B vw: Q lx gv x A . N ewan- 'XX .. .url 1 ..... 1 3 3 1 ' 3 3 3 1 2 . i ' ..... f . ' ' ' ' W s ' ' , A I . I A: 83 ...M mv - f - .. ,f 1- ll R iv GRADUATION EXERCISES cfm. HONDO HIGH SCHOOL Mn 25 1956 Hugh sawn Aua.mf.um Process ons! Pomp and Cwvcmsvonfe Hgcr Wnvocch n R chord Sdwlve Scwvcvory J rn ANen Brenen Address Je fy Muenmrxk Presrdenv Goss 5 WQNG Seng A re fm Dc, EJ bf Bond D Qvmsxnko brer1eVrcder f Sandra Meyev Ne do M ef vu :um Y N en wan Goss Song M mews Remembe rw css P esemav nr- f Dv mas ' or Secrerur Boo d of T Benedcv n ne Ne mann Schoc Song For Hondo 5 How r Sew or O ass L Amd ence Mrs C D Sadler puma! i 1, .af Monday rnornmg, May Z8 at three o'c1ock 21 sen1ors sponsor Mrs Nat1ons room mothers Mrs J V Blmka and Mrs E L Angerm1l1er and Mr Burch set out on the sen1or tr1p The1r destmatlon was Carls bad New Mexlc o Durlng the week they toured the Caverns, attended a parade that Just d1dn't measure up to one 1n Texas, at tended the rodeo and shows and enjoyed a plcnlc on the beach After spendmg a very happy but sleepless week the semors un w llmgly packed and started for home early Frxdaymornmg Happy tobe home the sen mors parted to go theu' separate ways 85 I -- ,M ' ki 'i rf! 1, ,f ' Q A, P' 1 1 . Ld' ! . , f U f-W. X ' X ' 4 X fa , - '15, Tl X ,af l I ' v - . Q ' , . . . . . . 3 - v ' . . , I 1 v ' i . SCHUUL PICHICS ny-v' ,Juv 1 :Zn ZZ, Z X ad' SCHUUL PICHIUS -F v- 1 i- 1 rr Each year whe n May comes along, the Hond o Hxgh students spend a. joyous Saturday m Garner Park Thxs year on May 14, before the exams and the exc 1te rn ent began, the boys and glrls forgot books and lessons They s1mp1y enjoyed the day by swlmmmg, eatmg, d anc xn g, and Just havmg fun If ff 1 X Y 88 ' X X .X -. ,2 X x X X X X X x K X X X X X N , X, X N. x x X xx Xi X X x i ,f-' V ' n xx G L a xx 1 s axs U e b t d I X 1 as 11 11 151111511 x Xi ff 4,11-J!! XX x XR 3 -' xh Y A X V .xx 2 1 1 l f 1 I 1 1 I I , 1 I fl lr 1 X ! J, , ' I ' ff ff, df' 1 1' V, f ff ff XA Xxx V ff! H ,X fl V ng -- -,...,,,,, 1 - f' If KX f f' f , I ff X , f' 'X f V ff f X f' Y' ff! X I X -YYW ' K YZ' If X. k VKARA X E, V! Y, 'N--.xkxxixi V i If 'ff K! xxm inf, , , X X, f X fl f XX ,f X. V 1 ' ' fx! xx xxhkkx ,f , NAV, X KY Y xnw i Nl'-Fri! ,,,z ,X x - . , ff X an 171 esgttent mn o 'l dgi 1 'zyg X ' .1 ' , X XXX- . . . ' ' A I X XXS wx X!!! , XX X, xx KKXQL-sh-Q--YA-'14 XIX' ,f H!! om imen s o ---my 455 OUI' QZWWMMQG WW W wwe f 'V '13 f Z rgy 1 ' SERVICE 1 S-ni LUTZ STATION C pl t f y 'Z' hw- ' 4 ' '41 .f ' by Af a:. ':- gi Quick 4 QL and Efficient 5 5' 5' ,I xv-5 s A- ,Kai r Ngi . Y, I I A :,-2'jgf f Q 'WK' ,..f-'lx' -' 2-41 ,ff Hondo lm 1 f UQ, H Y Us f X A Y ff DHANIS sms BANK ! Rl0 VISTA DAIRY FARMS -sn -NN ' X 'i 7 '1 g ,XX i X1 ' V L1-M 'I-'i.... L- in N fi i i x Q X 1 X To The 1956 Graduating Class if X x X f X From X I N X N, THE X x X 7 The Friendly Bank of Medina County C' Ohgfdfld Member of F. D. I. C. J. P. Ephriam, President Qflbhkp ' x X' H., - I ' ' I srop Z M22 is ZINSMEYER EVS HI 90 TEXACO STATION DRIVE IN GROCERY Hg y 0 A h HA6 2214 COMPLIMENTS OF lll.BRlCl'l S DEPARTMENT STORE JACKSON NASH CO d 1620 A M ,Mfr n C -E v 9 X SENORS TH KAY MILL CONFECTIONERY Phone HA 6 2123 Hondo Texas . 5 1 I , at friendly ' 1 A l l'lWU 9 Ave- H- Evclyn C. Burns, Owner Joe Conley, Jr., ssf. Mgr. P one - H d T Hondo, Texas 7 Worl 's Finest Travel Cars ve. ' Hondo 1 Hondo, Texas I ., ' T ' I ,4 .U -. F - ' 3 . , 'N T ,Ty Ns 0 f ik N WA ' 1 f.,-' f AllWhY fp FLY DRUG co A d BIL F Y 2332 HONDO TEXAS GAIN ES STORE Hardware df Sportlng Goods JONES SHOE STORE Compliments of MILLER'S DAIRY KREME HONDO, TEXAS Compliments of Tommy's Gulf Station TOMMY TIMMERMAN, Owner I From Everybody at Fly'S We is ou Much Success f f o. . L L - Ph Ph Compliments of Hondo, Texas Hondo Te DAWSUN'S 5c To S100 A Vcmety of Merchondlse School Supphes Toys Not1ons To11etArt1c1es 6 2323 Hardware Etc lm MUSSMAN S PRODUCE HONDO FURNITURE CO 62161 COMPLETE HOME , FURNISHINGS SENORS THE STYLE SHOP MRS J R DUNCAN MRS FRANK WILLIAMS I I I , . Ph - H d T Compi ents of Compliments of 1 - Ph - H d T 1231 ,X ' TEM I ff Y., f W ffl. PURINA go zenn anos Ow FLAVOR qagjiis Akliwllxxfs XX SQNEWNGCOOKIN M CARTER'S DRIVE INN H d T I S Compliments of Medina Feed 8- Supply Hondo,Texas Q . I' K . l WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE H W Kollmcm Owner Hondo Texas 'fl ul TTT -4 -4 m so P 'U -o rn If no P Z 0 rn Q -4 'U 0 5 E 5 fn 4 O 5 NN in A E: A A 5 I o if P .'. ,Q 0 X 4 K . XJ .... ' f . A W X ' :EEiE::::5ggg5gg::, S 'U ,44 Q E ' X :J nc K A' Lf' ,L , Q '. ' I Z?!??F???????5::::x::::: ....... 2- l 4 . Y.. I X X Xxx, P I Q '7 1: 5' m Q E. 3 E 3 a 0 Q 6' a B D7 D Q' 5 5 an 5. 'E 5: K ' I-f s' ff 0 2 Z S 2 2 S. 3 2 W if cn 5 -.. o co ..: O I 5 2 n-I O' a. 'U ' -4 Electric and Gas Appliances LAAKE g S d T l BARBER sl-lop H dq H 62413 :W H9746 l' 6,0 Yvw jgfl THE FLOWER SHOP MJ ff Q Aww. T-Ok ATXY OCCASIOYX, 4 PHONE 6 2232 1907 AVE Q HONDO TEXAS Compliments of JACK WINKLER BUICK C0 Complnments of Compffmenfs of RANCH STORE S TV 8. Electncal Appliances FURNITURE APPLIANCE BUTANE GAS Sales 8. Service PHONE 6 2132 HONDO Phone 6 2133 Hondo Texas COMPLIMENTS JAX DISTRIBUTIN G C0 I s Bun an louz PH 6 2343 . 1 ' e f ich-t ' Y 1315? COMPLIMENTS OF B LEINWEBER BARBER f' ' ' SHOP 1VIU1VI1VIE'S HATCHERY Good Luck Seniors of 1956 K0llNlAN BROS RED 8. WHITE Emmett Kollman Owner E R LEIHIHEBEH CUIHPHHU HONDO TEXAS 0fP d T AllOfU T t All Ix E H d T xos 0 I 0 ' Heartiest C t l tions T H d H' h 5 h 1 Y Aviiieve t' H B A Source ri ' his Sore, With ' pl y Congratulat . 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In ' Nils.- O A 4 , V., I I one - H 'I T Hondo, Texas HUHDU ELECTRIC SUSTHH ann HUHDU UIHTEH SEISTEHI reetings and Congratulations t The Class of 1956 COMPLIMENTS PEARL BEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Phone HA 6 2322 Hondo Texas WX M DELONY S JEWELRY Hondo Texas of W 'ffwmwl E , ff Y Qf a Tween! Wendi Wm IHSURHHCE HGEHCU HONDO LUMBER COMPANY 4 0 Hondo, Texas Compliments of THE HUNDU ATIUNAL ANK Federal Reserve System an Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatron ae Member of d e a' ff un MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLDS FINEST BATHROOM FIXTURES ' W S 13 - U f Honoo , TEXAS I zN 'f COMPLIMEN l'S OF NESTER S SUPER MARKET HONDO IEXAS Complnments of N ESSLY LARKIN Internutlonol Trucks HONDO Chrysler and Plymouth Cars TEXAS I Cornplnrnvnls of George J. Brucks MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM CO Hondo, Texas Compluments of H8.H SERVICE STATION eos mh SI Phone 6 2033 T Es I f I SENGRS l 8. 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A-52 - ca Compliments of VQ1' SQ cf 7 Phone 6-2 3 Hondo, Texo Phone - ,Glam .fumdm 0 M F SCHWEERS noon 'inn nnzs G 8. M FOOD STORE Hondo s Leczdmg Food Store HERBERT MOEHRING O D Compliments of Compliments of I n P1 We eliv Gul 76 8. Buck Brand Flavors Orange Roof Beer 8. Strawberry COMPLIMENTS O cwmfwlf I UVALDE TEXAS ENTERTAINING COMPLIMENTS Wd 5 FLY VANCE 8. DAVIS RAYE THEATRE JAKE SCHUEHLE ll ll I I F All I fb ,V ' Q x rf N -T..-V E x ' .I I , T '-is 'Qi I wiih i e creen and Cinemas p I I In business for your pleasure Hondo, Texas ALLEN Tlll-CTSON ERLER PENNYCUICK MOTOR CO F099 CQ G CT k lNsmunoNAL enocsns E P cA6s125 NMa GARCIAS SHOE REPAIR All W k G FRIENDS 'I206 'I71h St H S h C VJ I gf' MEDINA MOTOR SALES Your CHEVROLET Dealer Honclo Texas R w Bob Depuy HA 6 3314 M ruc s Oliver Farm q ' Phone - 301 . e Hondo, Texas S At - 7 T as I Compliments from or uaranteed Done While You Wait ofthe Hondolhxa Hondo igh c ool afeteria V . Q 4 T , if O f I Il II - Alcarez Lella Alvarado Ruben Angermlller Pete Atk1nson F'redd1e Ball Mlchael Balzen Gary Balzen Henry Balzen Wayne Batot John Henry Batot Mary Loxs Becerra Abel Becerra An1ta Bendele Juhanna Bendele Kathy Bernal Ampara Beyer Mar1an Bl1nka Dorothy Bohmfalk Clyde Braden Irene Brelten John Allen Bre1ten Judy Brltsch Myrna Brucks Barbara Burg1n W1ll1am 74 75 Chapman Barbara Clements Barbara Faye Clements V1rg1n1a Clower James Conley Joe Qorder Rxchard Cornehson Harold Crow Ruth Ann Cruseturner Charlotte Dale Albert Dav1s Jo Beth Da1ly Conme Deckert Georgene DeL.aFuente Ameha D1le Jerry Doler D3V1Cl Dommguez Max-yi, Dom1nguez MaryE Domlnguez Martha Donlavy Edward Duncan Annette STUDENT UIHECTURU 56 Z4 58 Z 8 Eckhart Charles Eckhart Hasey Eggen Anna Ehzabeth Escarrnlla Frank Etch1son Donna Faseler Herby Faseler Roberta F1eld Sammy F1nger Patr1c1a Flores Elena Garc1a Raul Gaston Georg Gonzales Alm Goodmg George Graff Arlen Gray Frances Grell Kenneth Grell W1lbur Grolhmund Pegg, Grun Rudolf Haegchn Barbara Ham Jame s Haltman Harry Harrell Betty Harr1s Lmda Hartman Alv1n Hartman Judy Hartman Kathy Hartman Rowena He1nle1n Mary Els1e Hernandez 1' el1x Hernandez Pete Herrera D1ana Heyen Denn1s H1ckman Dwayne H1ghsm1th Barbara H1ghsm1th Ray Hoffm Karm Keel Kelly Koch Koch Koch an Rua Georg1amae Larry John Dor1s George Iommy Korbell John Lange Loretta La s1ter l..ou1e Leazenby J1mmx 40 69 31 71 E , 1 ' A 13-56-67-82-84-se , . ' , 20-64-ee,-ee , ' , lZ-13-37-43-44-51-57-66 7l-72- - -76-77-80-82-83-84-85-86 , ' ' , ' 24-ae ' , B ' , ', - 20-ss F , 24-51-57 , , Z0-51-53-56-66 , , 21-44-51-53-57-72-74-81-86 ' , , 21-57 ' , ' ' , ' Z9-56-68-81-87 , , 13-62-68-82-83-84 G , A 29-82 ', , ' 13-56-62-65-so-82-83-84-85 . , 29-56-58-72-77 , 2 , 30 ' 1 , ' 13-56-66-67-RZ-84-85 , 14- - ' , 12-13-56-58-60-65-71-72 , - 30-56-58-68 75-00-02-83-84-05-se , 1 21 , Z0-Z1-44-57-71-74-75-76 , ' 77-78-79-81-82-83 A , ' , 15-56-62-64-71 , 14 75-82-83-34-05 H ' , 14-19-40-57-58-60-62 ', 71-75-70-80-82-83-04-05-86 , ' , 14-19-56-65-71-72 , so-82-33-84-85-86 , ' , 29-30-56-77 ', ' , 21-56-58-65-72 f , ' 20 75-77-78-79-86 ', ' ' 30-70-Sl , C , 16-56-64 , 30-56-87 , , 30-56-58-77-B7 , ' , A ' ' 21- -68-72-74-77-78-79 , ' , 30-87 , , 14-58-80-82-04 , ' , ' - -62-66-72-77-81 , ' ' , 30-57-58-62-76 ' , , 30-56-72-87 ' ' , , 14-56-71-82-84-05 A ' , D , 30-77-87 , ' 29- ', 24-81 K . , . 81 1 A , 24-81 , , ' 30 , 15- . , 30 y . , ' 30-62-70-72 , ' , '. 21-56 . ,' ' , . Z4-56-67 , ' , 21-56 L , 1-5 -69-79-81 x , , 25-69-71 ' , A Lemweber Ma:-une Martxn, L1nda Martme Jack Meyer, Charles Meyer John Meyer John W Meyer Laura Meyer, Parker Meyer Sandra Modesett, Sus1e Moos Eugene Moos, June Moos, Mary Lu 6 71 72 4 Moos, R1chard Moos, Bobby Moore Sara Morr1s, R1chard Muenmnk Charley 57 60 66 Muennmk Kathryn Muennmk Nelda 67 71 Mumme Merlm McDan1el Dav1d Nester, Judy Neuman Al1ce Neuman Wesley Neuman W11l1am Neumann, Donn1e N1etenhoefer Kenneth N1etenhoefer, Mary Norwood, Gerald Norwood, Sherrell Or tega, Alfonso Palac1os, Isabel Parsons, Carol Dee Patterson, Bonn1e Pedroza, Gregor1o Petut, An1ta P1mentel Lupe Pope, Dlane Pope, Mary Potsav1ch B111 Ramos, Juan Ramos, Mary E Rath, Carol Ann 114 76 77 Z2 49 50 56 31 9 Rath, Suzanne Reus, W11l1am Rogers, Gradene Ross Fred Rowlett, Ann1e Saathoff Dolly Saathoff Emabelle Saa thoff Howard Saathoff Leonard Saathoff R1chard Saathoff W1ll1e Jean Sanchez Enedma Schulte Lonme Schulte, R1chard Schulte, fhomas Schweers Conrue Schweers Gary Schweers, Roxene Shelton Dolores Shepperd, John Sm1th Butch Soape Carrol Sorrell Trav1s Sowa, G1lbert Stewart George St1egler, Charles Swatzell Bob Swatzell Charlotte Tate, Jean Taylor Anna Beth Taylor Bobby Thompson Robert Txlley Charles T11ley, Joylene T1mmerman Jlmmy Tomerlm, Jolene Tondre, L1nda Sue Ulbr1ch Mary Frances Ulbr1ch Rlta Urrut1a Joe Urrut1a Mary Vance, Albert Velasquez Aclelma V1llarreal Armando Ward Mary Lou Ward, Bobby 26 56 - , - 25-56-87 hd ' ' Z3 - - 25-56-67 - - A , 15-57-82-84 , 15-57-58-62-66-71 77-78-82-83-84-85 5 , H. 29-31-47-51-57-72-74-75-76 , 32 , , 29-31-58-70-71-72 , , 31-56-58 , 19-22-44-60-69 , 71-72-74-77-79 , ' , 16-34-49-50-56-58-59-60-67 , ' - 70-71-72-73-74-75-77-78-80-82-83-84-85 ' 22-56-58-59-68-72-74-79 , ' , 31-57-76 , - l6-49-50-56-69-75-77-82-83-84-85 - 17 12-16-56-57-58-59-62-64-67 71 9- - -7 -75-76-77-78-80-82-83-84-85-86 f ' 22-57-72-76-78 , - 31-57-76-81 , 25-49-50-56-69-72-74-77-78-82 , 24 ' ' 22-58-70-71-75 ' , 16-57-76-82-84-85 nauennink, Jerry 12-16-35-43-44-45-51-52 Schxveers, wv,J. - - -71-72-74-75-77-78-82-83-84-85 ' , 31-56-58-68 , ' , 12-16-36-50-56-58-59-60 - -72-74-77-78-80-82-83-84-85-86 ' , , ' 16-69-83-84 , ' , ' 25-58-65 , - N . 25-56-58-65-74-77 , Y . Z5 . , 26-57 , , ' ' 22-44-45-51-53-86 , ' 17-42-44-57-66-71-72-74 T 75- - -78-80-82-83-84-85 ' , 24-26-57-58-72-76-77 , ' 26-69-81 , 23-44-51 26 , 17-42-44-82-84 ' , o 26 ' P - 31-56-81 ' , ' 24-26-56-58-66 ' 72-74-75-77 - ' 26-56-72-74 U . 31 . , - ' 26-56-81 ' , ' ' , 26-65 ', ' ---- 58-72-74-75-77-79 ' , 31-56-58-82-87 v ' , ' y 26-44-47-51-57 74-75-76-81-86 , ' R ' , 23-66-70 'w , 31-81 , -4 -50-56-58-71-82 Wendland Wlemers Wlemers Wxeme rs Wxlburn Wmlburn Wlndrow Wmkler Nurnr Ann Curtxs Joyc: e Sharon .Tuha Luc mlle Johnny Betty Lou Woolls Butch Wr1ght Freddle Wurzbach Robert Zerr Frances Zuberbueler Charles Zuberbueler Tommy DIRECTUHU Mrs Scottle Balley .T Gordon Barry T F Brandt Herman R Burch MaxA Carver H B Eggen Mrs Dora Mae Faseler 7 O Mrs Ethel Hartman Bob Lewxs John McAnelly Mrs Mary Morgan Tom Moseley Mrs Yvonne Nat1OHS We wmsh to take thxs opportunlty to thank all who have had a part mn makmg thxs annual a success We would especmally thank the busmess fxrms for themr cooperatxon wlth us Wlthout then' support thms project would have been a faxlure We hope that we have gwen you the k1nd of advert1s1ng that you desmre The Annual Staff , - 32- - , ' 23-44-51- 66-71-72-75- - , 32-56- ' , 27-56-66- - , ' 32-56- ' , ' 18-56-64-67- 78-80-82- ' , ZO-Z3-4Z-44-47- 57-6O-69-71-72- ' , 18-64-67-84- , 20-23-43-44-47 48-57-71-72-74 ' , ' 18-39-43-44-56-57-72 74-75-82-83-84-85 , 23-57 Z Zerr, Bernie 27-47-51-57-71-86 , 18-38-56-58-59-62-66-67-7l 72-74-75-77-78-82-84-85 , 32-57-62 , 23-57-72-74-75-77-78 , ' ' 10 , -1 -75-76 , , 10-49 , 8-10-62-76 , 10-74 , , 10-86 , 10-56-67 . 11-60-62-65 ' 11-58-75 11-57 . ll-80 11-48 . . 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