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QE'-f .ix .NK TIGER ECHO Published by KATY HIGH SCHOOL 1956 VOLUME I5 X. 5 V DEDICATION In recognition of your services to the School and to the Community we, the Annual Staff of 1956, dedicate this volume of the Tiger Echo to you, the PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 'Sv P T A OFFICERS President Mrs Fred A Rylander Treasurer Mrs J E Clayton Vice President Mrs John Larsen Parlramentanan Mrs Eugene Sparks Secretary Mrs J R Dolllns Jr Historian Mrs Ernest C Bishop r 1 f M-,aw 1 1 ,-0-Oli ww! h UMW 4, 1 ffffg 'Lfiih .xy ,. ily- U J A if mf' L4 A J . ,ll , -sl '1 F w if zqxkxx fggi gi, 123 i f' r finer ci: 5 -nfs all fgfiff: -4 a N , Qf3xnjggg5HZ,H5j5MHa5 - A 'jwffsiifl A X 5512 iff' an 'qv M16 S gr A Q! - X a - f' C W.-in 5' 94 war f G, - ' of do iv, I, .. K I ..... 1 -'.A' Qi 'E ' X r ,pfr . ,.n.:L.f,,,,, k,,,, .,. , , ,M W ILA is T M.,.mM,m,,, I .- 14'6Y MW fm 1' N , ,... , ,, Ln.. . fb ,S vi 0 -Z S ': th as 5-0- be FU D sun ru c ': c 2 ID D fD D C C fU .5 GJ entlng Th pres In k pleasure TOO C .Q 41 12 u O V7 U7 ff an L GJ .C u ru Q2 'T UT .- C OJ s. FU D. UJ .C P- ry .ai 11 Golden Heart. g of the Kin 1956 eigned over the ick r Bund hene arson and Queen A1 Pe Wayne King 'Y N '4- O L Q2 -o- en fU E the 65 Woods w ua OJ E FU -7 vi an ents from each cla 'U 3 .- an O 3 4- be .Q 'C KD +- C CD ua CD L Q. SD L ua FU 3 -Q- L D O U Nm U3 .E bd CD .C P- NQf '21 S. onie Cel'El'T1 X, SCHOOL BDARD 1,: 'T , V- 'I' 'W 'ff' The 1955-56 Katy School Board are gathered on the steps of the Recreation Building, which is the most recent addition to the school building program. These men who have given unselfishly of their time to the direction of school affairs for this year are: C. I. Cardiff, Secretary, D. E. Elder, Vice President, M. L. Scott, G. L. Short, Treasurer, W. D. Fussell, Business Manager, Tax Assessor-Collector, J. E. Taylor, Superintendent, A. J. Mangum, C. D. Gorden, President, and A. W. Thompson. The student body of Katy Schools are grateful to these leaders for the modern school plant, for well-qualified instructors, and for the expanded curriculum of- fered them. JY ' TS Superintendent's Message Dear Students: Congratulations upon the completion of a most pleasant and eventful school year. By winning the District championship in Literary events and Basketball and by maintaining a high scholastic rating, you have assisted the administration and the faculty in the realization of the school's philosophy and objectives. To those of you who have graduated, our sincere best wishes for your con- tinued success. To those of you who have not completed your high school courses of study, may we offer a word of encouragement. The world demands a high degree of competency from the youth of today. l would urge you to consider your present assignment seriously and to make certain that you obtain the most from your present opportunities. Sincerely yours, James E. Taylor 5 FACULTY 4-'fx 'TZ' May the years that come brlng re newal and enrlchment of the frxend shlps that have been made In this and previous school years I wish you suc cess health and happmess James A Harrls Elementary Prmclpal The youth of America are the most fortunate young people on the face of the earth You should learn to take advantage of your opportunltles and remember that you are now making the record that will always be a part of your life Be wllllng to accept the responsnbulltues as well as the pruvt Ieges High School Prmcvpal K hz Q gi' a I ' ' '- .B 1, .1 x . . lv K4 5 ,j.- - Y 1 f Mn i X75 rain K , 19+ JEAN SCHMALZ-Art PHILIP BAKER-Band 1 ,wh . I Q l I n If ,A g . h J 413 ry A I . G b H' , I 'sh .V iiirvfy Q1 .N- '. , 1 .' 5 , 4 , , 'Tx , ' V7 , WW, fp! x .W '.l....-ti V ' 1 I , I., 4 . I 73 '. 1, h ,vga V' iygqz-. ,TNQ ff . - . X s. BARBARA MORGAN-Business GORDON BROWN-Head Coach ' I? F WWI' AJ -, 3 ig ,,,,,. Y RULAND-Assistant Coach BLAKE WEST-Junior High Coach ,nt , If -. J ...ww- JL 5 FRED 44 .Q , X? i '- f - - - y, f :gy 1 h A ' ' Q . 4 V' - j W' BETTY ANN swocermsxv-English ooms FRANZ-Junior High English 11 X 5,-suv' ALBERT BLACK-Fifth Grade MRS. W. M. DAVIS-Fifth Grade Y FRANCES GALLOWAY-First Grade MIRIAM LEGGETT-First Grade - -,'T,- ! ZELMA HUTSELL-Fourth Grade DOROTHY WALDRIP-Fourth Grade -uni ,li 37 Q , 'il' if 11 THEODORE LAMMERT-History REBA PARKER-Junior High History XS? 1 Jim- 'h- 'L ,.- ..-4 .. ,ff ,A-H . '--., 's f I RUTH SHURBET-Home Economics MAPLE POLLARD-Industrial Arts at ':: - jf' L' ,J f , f ' 'ff V 7 ELAINE LAYWELL-Kindergarten DEANNE EOFF-Kindergarten abr'-' '97 GILL.-Librarian ROYSTON-MdThemBfiCS v.-za an li fi EJ Q ROBERT KING-Junior High Mathematics JEANETTE HAYES-MU5iC J 'ill Zrligf- iff, ' fi'- . gh- -..,-J KATHERINE WEST-Physical Education HARRIET WILKINSON-Secretary to Superintendent NORMA JEAN RIDDLE-Secretary to CAROL REDUS-Secretary to Elementary Principal High School Principal 0 Q ,,.,.--- GERTIE MAE NEIDEGK-Secretary to Business Manager I-OVENIA CAPER5-5eC0f1d Gfide X I-v.?f WALDINE SLOAN-Second Grade HAROLD WISE-Science -M-Q'7f fl Q fy bf 5 ,Q . , -ya ' EDNA FIELDER-Sixth Grade i i 1 U. ,,,Az 'W W Mr 'If DGNNELL WHITMORE-Spanish 9 1 I f f I EVELYN SCHMIDT-Third Grade MRS W D FUSSELL Thnrd Grade ll M W. D. FUSSELL-Business Manager L D ROBINSON VocatuonaIAgr1cuI1ure ffri' .ut ef R 0- 1 , fi sv -... ...ff V inii i I ' ' i s 41 SI? f . I. f ' ga Y 'U-.lu I , . 6, , Q ,.-rs. i ! AJC --3' 7 4 f . it Mir 52:1 A... MRS. DE VOL Cafeteria Supervisor MRS. HELFER Cafeteria MRS. BARTON Cafeteria MRS. HERZOG Cafeteria MRS. HICHAELIS Cafeteria MRS. ULOTH Cafeteria MRS. CRUMPLER Cafeteria MR. WOODING Elementary Custodian MR. SMITH Bus Mechanic MR. SWOGETINSKY Maintenance MR. DUFNER Custodian MR, KEIFER Assists Mr. Wilkinson -..f -,....,.. J.. mt.. .MX at t 0, '3 1 , M t ? . 5. 1 i 4 , '54 z ' r MRS. FINKE, Custodian M MR. FINKE, Custodian MR. WILKINSON, Arboriculturist MR. INCE, Engineer Senior Favorites DONNA JO THOMPSON WAYNE PEARSON The Senior Class made a three-day trip to the Flying L Ranch in Bandera, Texas. They worked hard throughout the year on their money-making proiects so that the trip might be possible. Their proiects included hobo days, concession stands at the basketball games, ugly man contest at Halloween carnival, and selling decals and candy. SENIORS SONG- Moments to Remember COLOR-Blue and Silver FLOWER-Blue Iris 'I 1 'fu 91 W -n Ns - our Wig ,-. if I-I 1 '-F 2 -I 2 pf , .fv F ' X . -A n 9 Q gf? 'ft .X v 1 .jlr giv- Hu It , a ,Av fs ICB Il JACK BIERMAN ...,.. ........... P resident JAMES GIVENS .......... ...... V ice President ATHENE BUNDICK ..... ........... S ecretary CALVIN HOUSE .................................... Treasurer FRANK GARCIA ---- ................. Sergeant-at-Arms DAVID BAKER --,.-,..-.,,.,,......- -........-- Reporter BLEVINS BUNDICK Gable can now retire- Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Lone Star Degree 4, Chorus 2, Esquire 3, 4, Press Club 4, Senior Play, Most Handsome 4, 'ST ATHENE BUNDICK Just a little doll . . . buggy Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice 5 President 2, President 3, Historian 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Outdoor Sports 4, Secretary 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Dutchess in Queen of Hearts 2, Queen in King of Hearts 4, Class Secretary 4, Chorus 2. JACK BIERMAN Mr. Mischief Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Press Club 2, First Aid Club 2, Safety First 2, Number Sense 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus 3, Slide Rule 3, Class President 4, Esquire Club 4, Vice President 4, Dramatics Club 4, Photo Club 4, National Honor Society 4, All-Round Boy 4. DAVID BAKER l'm really quite a fellow Spanish Club l, 2, FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, 3, Area Officer 4, Lone Star Degree 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Chorus 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, One-Act Play 4, Debate Club 4, Class Reporter 4, Tiger Club 4, Vice President 4. Q.,-' 'vp- FLOYD BURTON I taught two classes today! Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Shop Hobby Club 'l, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, Photo Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, Junior Play, Slide Rule 4, Student Council 4. X ESTELLE CLAYTON She loves but one . , . at a time Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District and Regional Band 4, Chorus I, Princess in Queen of Hearts 1, Lady-inAWaiting in King of Hearts 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff 3, Press Club 4. CARLOTTA DOSS Future Homemaker of America Spanish Club 1,'2, 3, Historian 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Betty Crocker Future Homemaker 4, Chorus I, 2, Pep Squad 1, Cheerleader I, fx ,,., Baseball I, Class Reporter l, One-Act Play 2, Junior Historian Club QL 'E' 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, First Aid Club 4. DURELLE CLEVELAND Lovely to look at-nice to know Chorus l, 2, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, First Aid 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Reporter 3, Volleyball Manager 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 4, Treasurer 4, Princess in Queen of Hearts 3, Most Beautiful 4. MICHAEL EUTON Q Meseems the world is run quite out of square, and being once , i , amiss, grows daily worse and worse. Fam Aid Club 2, 3, Safety First Club 2, current events 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3,.Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Extemporaneous Speaking 3, Press Club 4, Sports Editor 4. 15 IX 'C' Qu-1, J DALE FAULK l'm caught in the Tender Trap! Track l, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, lettered 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: FFA 2, 3, 4, First Aid Club 3. GL JAMES GIVENS l'm on the brink of success, somebody push me over. Karnes City School I5 Shop Hobby Club 2, 3, President 35 First Aid 25 Science Club 35 Slide Rule Club 3, 45 Photo Club 3, 4, President 45 Class Vice President 45 National Honor Society 45 Senior Play. Af- 4, . Y I J s 'QI - -J 9 CHARLES GRISHAM One of those strong, silent men. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian l, 2, Sentinel 35 Junior Play. JOHN HOWARD FISHER The best way to lengthen a day is to steal a few hours from the night. Football l, 2, 3, Lettered 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, Lettered 35 Track l, 2, 3, Lettered 35 FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Class Treasurer 25 Chorus 2, 35 Duke in Queen of Hearts 35 Friendliest Boy 35 Junior PIay5 Senior PIay5 Esquire Club 4. FRANK GARCIA Personality Plus Football l, 3, 4, Lettered l, 3, 4, All District 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All District 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Regional Champ 3, 4, State 3, 4, lMile run 4536.515 FFA I, 2, 3, 45 First Aid Club 25 Safety First Club 25 Chorus 35 Esquire Club 3, 45 Prince in King of Hearts 45 Most Athletic Boy 4. gs -vs PATRICIA FRANZ Beauty and brains do go together! Class President l5 FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 4, Area III Pianist 45 -Band I, 2, 3, 4, District and Regional Band 45 Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, Secretary 35 Ready Writing Contest I5 Associate Editor of Tiger Chat 2, Editor 3. Student Council 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Typing Contest 35 Shorthand 45 Spelling 2. in'- FZ DANNY HARRIS Studious, but otherwise normal Marlowe, Oklahoma I, 2, Safety First 3, Vice President 3, Science Club 3, First Aid Club 4, Reading Club 4, THOMAS GUZMAN N What mischief sits upon his brow Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, All DiSTYlCl 4, Track l, 2, 4, Lettered 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Class Favorite 2: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Current Events 2: 5l 0P Hobby Club 2, Class President 3, Reading Club 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Photo Club 4, l CALVIN HOUSE I pretend to despise girls, but oh how I adore them! Waller l, 2, FFA 3, 4, District Treasurer 4, FFA Basketball Team, W- First Aid 3, Shop Hobby 3, Secretary 3, Class Favorite 3, Photo Club 4, Esquire Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Tennis 4, Lettered 4, Senior Play. NELDA ROSE KOSINA I have but one love . . . Chorus l, 2, Spanish l, 2, 3, Historian 3, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Press Club 3, 4, Historian and Typist 4, Annual Staff 4, Secretary 4, First Aid 4, Volleyball 4, Lettered 4, Senior Play, VELMA JEAN JUENKE Beautiful brown eyes Band l, 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, Pep Squad l, Press Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, First Aid 4, Princess in King of Hearts. S GLEN LEWIS Oh, why should life all labor be? Shop Hobby Club 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Chapters Farmer Degree 2, First Aid 3, Football 3, Track 3. ini' s.J GABRIELLE MCKEON Let us then be up and doing , . . Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Librarian 3, V, Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Chorus I, 2, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Safety First 2, First Aid 3, Class Favorite 3, Dramatics Club 3. ROY LEE MIKESKA lt's alright to love humanity, but l'm a specialist! Bloomington I, Football 2, Track 2, Lettered 2, Press Club 2, 4, Art Editor 4, FFA 3, 4, Esquire Club 2, 3, 4, Current Events 3, Safety First 2, First Aid Club 2. Q-51' PEGGY SUE MYERS Nice things come in small packages Edna High School I, 2, Library Club 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Lettered 4, FHA 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, First Aid 3, 4. EDD LONGENBAUGH And then he will wink FFA 'I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Sergeant-at Arms I, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Press Club 2, Esquire 3, 4, Library Club 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4. FHA 1, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, fe' l Qi' ll' l 1 PATSY OLIVER Athletes aren't all masculine! FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Favorite 2, Class Secretary 3, Junior Play, Dramatics 3, 4, Press Club 37 Library 2, First Aid Club 4, Annual Staff 4, All Sports Council 4, Most Athletic Girl 4. su 'TT7 l .lOl lNNlE MAE RICHARDSON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, Pep Squad T, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Press Club 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, First Aid Club 3, Annual Staff 4. 7 WALTER RAY RULEY Women disturb me not. Spanish Club I, 2, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Reporter 3, Safety First 2, Current Events Club 2, 3, Photo Club 3, 4, Sales Manager 3, Vice President 4, Tennis 3, National Honor Society 4. WAYNE PEARSON The answer to a maiden's prayer. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Queen of Hearts l, King of Hearts 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All District 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Esquire Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dramatics Club 3,' Annual Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Press Club 2, Shop Hobby 2, Photo Club 4, FFA 3, 4, Tiger Club 4, President 4, Senior Play, High School Favorite 4, Class Favorite 4. if K 'Es' JOSEPHINE ROGERS I have a voice, but why wear it out? Spring Branch I, 2, Chorus 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, First Aid Clu Office 4, Prompter in Senior Play. ies l bfi, .' Qflf. ., .Kala i . ,.,,, 'W we 1 K., T-is 'g ,'f':' A F ,gi gf ls... ' 2 ALTON STURM Riding High! Football l, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, Junior Historian Club 2, Shop Hobby Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Reporter 3, Reading Club 3, Esquire Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Library Club 4. Suv no LIBBY THOMAS 1-ff BARBARA JEAN SCHOENEMANN Sugar and spice and all things nice Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Class Secretary l, Class Favorite l, Princess in Queen of Hearts l, Baseball l, Ready Writing I, Student Council 2, Secretary 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Press Club 2, 3, First Aid 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Shorthand 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, One-Act Play 3, Best Actress 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Lady- in-Waiting in King of Hearts 4, Football Sweet- heart 4, Friendliest Girl 4, Most Courteous Girl 4, All-Round Girl 4. in d ? RALPH SLOAN All great men are dead, I don't feel too well myself. Declamation l, 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Class President 2, Class Vice President 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Most Likely to Succeed 2, 4, Library Club 2, One-Act Play 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Slide Rule Club 3, 4, Esquire Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Outstanding Chemistry Student 3. DONNA JO THOMPSON She has a thousand friends Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Song Leader 3, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, First Vice President 2, President 3, Song Leader 4, Area Ill Song Leader 4, Annual Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Chorus l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Student Director 4, District Band 4, Baseball l, Class Treasurer 3, Volleyball 3, Manager 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Press Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Photo Club 4, DAR Representative 4, One-Act Play 4, All-Round Girl 4. than ESQ, A v Fortune will call at the smiling gate K' Spring Branch-Kerrville l, First Aid Club 2, FHA 2, 3, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Sales Manager 3, Feature Editor and Typist 4, Science Club 3, Vice President 3, Volleyball 3. A MARY WILKINSON The gentle rnmd by gentle deeds rs known orus l 2 A 2 3 4 Spanush 3 4 Hnstoruan 3 Secretary A Ban l 2 3 A Dlstrlct and Regional Band 4 Press Club 3 Jumor Play Outdoor Sports 4 Repor ter 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Volleyball 4 Lettered 4 Natuonal Honor Society A DES WOODS 5,-4-ik ru WW W S id' QNX -F age- x r' Does night only have to do with sleeping FFA 1 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Lone Star Degree 3 Spannsh Club I 2 Treasurer 2 Class Vxce Presudent 2 Shop Hobby Club 2 Secretary 2 Press Club 2 Esquire Club 3 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Presudent 4 Football 3 Lettered 3 Debate Club 4 Debate Team 4 State 4 Photo Club 4 JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS TEENTIME A Comedy in three acts I M3 N by the Senior Class X ' 5 Q- A ' SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class presented a successful production of the play, Teen Time. More than half of the class participated as either actors, prompters, or back- stage hands. Teen Time is a three-act comedy of a teen-age girl with a problem. Her problem includes boy friend difficulties, parent differences, little sister's foolish- ness, plus trying to get a 'teen-age hangout in action. By the reaction of the audience, it was evident that the play was packed with action, excitement, and entertainment. BOOKS AN D C ROO KS A , three act comedy Ig if by the ' Junior Class f JUNIOR PLAY Much hard work was done on the Junior play, not only by the cast, but also by the sponsors, stage managers, make-up, and prompters. The play was made a success by the contributions of these people. Books and Crooks is a comedy about two bank robbers that were hiding out in the school. A real mixeup took place when one of the robbers discovered that he looked exactly like the school principal. JUNIOR OFFICERS The Junior class officers have worked hard on promoting the various class proiects. The Junior play, parties, and prom could not have been a success without their support. In the picture above, the officers are shown pinning football ribbons on each other. Every year the Juniors are re- sponsible for selling these ribbons to boost the football spirit. The sponsors are: Miss Gill, Mr. Royston, Mr. Pollard, and Mr. Wise. FAVORITES Favorite Boy JOHN SCOTT WEST Favorite Girl DOROTHY SWOGETINS KY JUNIORS OFFICERS JULIUS GIBBS President MARION WILLIAMS Vice President KATHRYN HENDRY Treasurer DOROTHY SWOGETINSKY Secretary NORMA BAKER Reporter GEORGE MILLER Parliamentarian KENNETH BARTLETT Sergeant-at-Arms nf 'rvQ,,. l '-as ., fF'F '-- Ab.-a... .ni 'K '- 'vii Nh- la QQ 3. X ,, X2 ji , A Pxmbsllh I . tw, rd., ,, E? u I JUNIOR FAVORITES The annual election of class favorites is looked forward to with much enthusiasm at Katy. The favorites are chosen for their outstanding qualities such as: friendliness, faithfulness, truthfulness, and willingness to work on behalf of the class. ff! gn . n Z' 0 ' x Francis Andrews Ester Flores Kenneth Bartlett Maggie Lou Brown '?' Shirley Brown F. rv Vhvy M Alva Baker A 'Q in Nr M Norma Baker 1 ,W , l X rttttt My - X as yay Mn: A W F. sill. . A if X. Jf:'ffffi'i?ii'U1ifi .. K K 'W' .Ao- 4! N 3 ' ' h WM' x rm' 'K ,M iq.. Wifi 1 at .Q ffm 'T . -Q 14' a S xx rf X 'F 1? '15 f.- ,I ,.f, , ff' .,, S. f an 1 Ll' V Leroy Doss Mary Euton Luwayne Fisher Madelyn Freeman Peggy Freeman Julius Gibbs Joyce Gleason Ruby Hall Douglas Harrell Judy Hebert Annette Heunemeler ' ' Jeanne Helnze Kathryn Hendry Melba Hull Gary Jordan Myrna Jordan Byron McCauley Joe Mlkeska George Muller is 'Zbi- X ...x , ew 'V- 'Wit ,PF 42' AX ..-,L IN If '5 7, of-4117 1 3-as Y X.. IN W. - 12 ni ,..- 4' W: V, I X 2 gl W' Nl lilly ol -Tfvigu - fb - f in ' K ra. , .L Q. M I l 'N Mis. Q ff K A' lf. ia- 5 1 ,Q ' iff. ill ,f x Q ' R I I , ' ' xx -r' , V15 N1 Q, Z fx mx if R xxx -H U ' f.. 4 4 Q b . . Q 4 ll nw' l Y b B 5 - ,, ' .gl X X A 'W - 4 fl 1 sv I . 4 8 X .. ,Nl b 'N I r F - . In . ' n ' - - s t xx I ,V 4 R? ' ' 1 'Qi UK 'K :S 'JH , ,ke ff w,.:m,,, . On .9 f N' Q I 'WL P W. JI 'TS 1 yy sf ,f X fi SDN, K sf 2 'fe-.. ay .Mx -3-ff Q 2 'W' 'wa N E fb, 0 . as - gs. r if my in FL fs 1. H, Q 1 .xi 'Us ,X Q m my 1 S ,Q g 'fi K - - 3 .:': X54 s. if s 'uA , l lush. t. 'Qs , 0 , ..l:l:s. . dit' if, id Qs t - QKH. 'Si 113 5m N 'X J l Ni' I M ago' tr A Q 'Hz l , ll ' c v.,,' My QW A Q as-Qi. K K fr S , SX Q Y -Vg I 5 , 5 Q A We 4 P iw' .9 - 'QS -S X S 1 4 I '17 1 AF lr is u x-S 2 2x'K'i-1 -,E vi iN If Buzzy Miller Lois Minze Margaret Gipson Marvin Mortenson Paz Muguerza Johnny Nelson Mavis Nichols Arnold Paben Joyce Quinton Dan Ruley Hugh Sims Elizabeth Sparks Dorothy Swogetinsky Scotty West Marion Williams Sophomores of '56! This was an enterprising year for our class. We had a twirler and a cheer- leader. Besides that we had two all-district foot- ball players, not to mention the other good players. In basketball we had boys on the A and B teams, and we were well represented on the track team, and we were in every organization where we could be, there were sophomores-in the band, in the pep squad, and in most of the clubs. Many were leaders or excelled in these groups. We sent some of our members to interscholastic League and brought back several ribbons, Within our class we had a fine group of officers to lead us. The president this year was Albert Thompson, Jr., and the vice president, Angela Heinemier. Our secretary was Sandra Higgins, treas- urer, John Fry, reporter, Carol Grisbee, and ser- geant-at-arms, Jack Rhoads. We also had some won- derful sponsors and room mothers, without whom we could not have had the enioyable movie party the first semester and the nice chicken barbecue the second. The sponsors were. Miss Swogetinsky, Mr. Whit- more, and Mr. Baker. SOPHOMORES Class officers at work at the Halloween Carnival, W 'ws Class favorites: Sandra Higgins and John Culpepper Y L nda Kay Adams Y 1' P Willie Ruth Baughn X? D IAQ A ,N D fs ,M Ruby Beckendorff -v v- 4 Perry Cook l fe. Aj, - f iii 1-M 73 px. Th if 8 so w XE is 1.1, ' - 'kin - i ' X' ru , f l ,I i .gg it V V ow- -. Q P if ' 0 Q- Y , V an J F -sc' - L, ill J ..,-.. M 2 , ,lil . 3 M F -s..'7.?-53 V!g',q.,,i n ' I 1 U -ffnffi- ,u'.'!:i4: .gk wx? , V Q V F, 1 41 ' 3 s i ,Q .z 0 x ' ' 4 si , -9- ,K a is 1 . , Q aff ' Q if . K? af' K T we f . J Y 'Ik 7,3 '1-Far xg Ex' Kr,- Mary Vale Cott John Culpepper Elsie Dockal Marvin Ehlert Donnie Faulk Joyce Franz Bobby Freeman John Fry Mary Francis Givens Carol Ann Grisbee Winnie Hall Patricia Harrell C gi. 1 X Q Dean Hood Lucelie Hovsepian Caroline Johnson Carolyn Jorden Helen Jorden Jerry Kunkle Dorothy Latham Larry Leggett Louis Muguerza David Nelson Ervin Paben Dorothy Peck Joe Harris Angela Heinemeier Sandra Higgins Mary Holley -r' L fZQ.' 'trim' Sf I A A K 4 ik ri 41' x yi X , ff?-3 5-Q4 1'1- f 4 'on 16-N' K ,Q ii ' ISU Azn.j'x 'Qi T'-my' vl X et'-i U, ,ral fs. X K ln fi? i iw., 'Ti' of 'sm . LA is ith New ki Johnny Phillips David Quinton Patsy Ray Jack Rhoads Eileen Robichaux J. L. Rose S .xr v Q- WV lzlll M9 Reed Smith Billy Spencer Ann Templeton Albert Thompson John Waldrip Merton Watts Grace Helen Weinman Charles Wilson Maxine Zahn 'gd i44t4 FRESHMEN CAROLYN LENTZ President VI OBBY YOUNGBLOOD Vice President LAURA MILLER Secretary ARNOLD WOODS Treasurer SUE HART Reporter BOBBY SPENCER Sergeant-at-A rms The sponsors are: Mrs. West, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Robinson, N xy . XXX xx N. ' I K 5- 1 42 fi? ,-Pg, On Freshman Day each Freshman belongs to a Senior. His assignment is to follow the instructions of the Senior on dress, make-up, and what his menu may be. A m v as an W ,Q x npts lbw ,E 'B R7 Ji f 4 f - ' is 5-iiffixx. Y 'haf V .' X L V S 3 -Q -fl '17 ,155 f 'I' , ' 2: ' f q Kg ' Ni! D DQ i AA: 1 X '41 A SUE HART LARRY ARNOLD Class Favorite Class Favorite , Larry Arnold Fl John Bentley Ray Brown Jimmie Caldwell John Clapp James Collins G' fl Delia Davila 'H A Wayne Dopslauf 1 s 1 Y , f Q ' I ' 1 Al X I 'YQ 4 .mil ,Qs Q.- Q, if 'af ,pd',g ,' If H -j' William Alcorn Benita Andrella 3 X ' . I Qi - ij 0 L' . -A 3 4 3:1 ill, in 4 'jflk HSS.. i l X , iftfaxfrlss 3 Ira--Qs Y D - '23 Q-To , , X Q Q 3 Nw I 3 Gene Paul Elkins Della Griffith Belly Grisham Joyce Hall Edna Harris Bobbie Harris 4115 ' K. J. Har W 1 'I e LJ Sue Hart Xl.- S- -wr rison I 'I 0.9 lx Alf: u I 1 all 5 ff Q ' , an ' A' Q luv vs 'QT '3 :W C if L' Q , 4' , X J 1 L A Paul Lester Steven Lightfoot Travis Marks Marion Martin Curtis May Charles McDonald Brian McKeon Jacqueline McKeon Laura Ann Miller Claye Hebert Rayolin Herzog Gary Kahanek Jean Kinberger Nannie Lane Carolyn Lentz , f F11- NSG 1 f cm, . .J - 'bl 'vvk fir R. f C 4 2 Q li l - ,,,, I H' ' 1 . I . B. J f, C 1. 44 V5 Vfjflgfg J :fr J ' l Qli , :gif ,,,l4i. al . - ' 1 f 5 'Ga LS PM l 62X 4, ,fu . , 1 , e 2 ilk' X .el I 4 l K . ln 1 S ra' -JM . :via fy, ,x 6,1 All .. X, 5 , , ll N Sue Ella Morton F Patricia Muske ---9 X A l 44. Tolbert Newman Patricia Pennington Jack Rhodes fp? ffl ' f , Tic I A 'vy i' l Q 9 -...K 1 iffl 'Ars H- lm 'Y' .4 G ,X, -im . W J W' uh X x, il 2 ll I Van Sullivan Billie Thurman Bobby Whitson Billy Whorton Shirley Wilkinson Dickie Woods Doyle Wright David Young Obbey Youngblood K4 Jeannette Srubar Mildred Srubar if Clifford Sturm fm A I ' 'Nitin 'Q .f , ' 'll i 'Wil tflllitf-' ' 'lllhll-'3 1 .IN .V N W 3 ', JU my 1 , . . 'L E S.: . ,V , v, ' .. 5 , K ly - 'fff xw N. , f 'I' ,Q -' .Ll , Dx Q - , ' fs 'vs ,ie-fr , B'-nn 1 'fs'!t laTll ' F 'lit ' 1 A nw- S' HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES amxwfw hm? k 4 W in Og: 4- 7 ..! ,uf-'W .qo- ff' S ---,,, ---...mmm SX! ww? ATHENE BUNDICK WAYNE PEARSON MOST HANDSOME BLEVINS BUNDICK MOST BEAUTIFUL DURELLE CLEVELAND ' WHO'S WHO IN v .5 Iu.J fp TT' K.H.S. J-M, rc' T5 L -'Nh 5 s 'Aiv:+ sa FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC Buzzy Miller Barbara Schoenemann Patsy Oliver Frank Garcia fs, N If 'xr 3 I-I In ,ncsq-, W I 1 1 I ,lt 1 36 if-QI, ' -:gifs REPRESENTATIVE BOY LIKELY TO SI-ICCEED Jack Bierman RGIPIW Sloa L. li 'Y' hs! x I 1555 ..:.-, N.. I COURTEOUS Calvnn House Barbara Schoenemann REPRESENTATIVE GIRLS Barbara Schoenemann Donna Jo Thompson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T DONNA JO THOMPSON RALPH SLOAN -an uf JUDY HEBE ACK BIERMAN BARBARA JEAN SCHONEMANN fl' ii PATRICIA FRANZ WALTER RULEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE TY X 1 5. f 51.7 MARY WILKINSON K JAMES Giver-Js vu DOROTHY SWOGETINSKY I MR RHODES Adv sor To be a member ofthe National Honor Society IS a hugh honor It IS the highest of honors bestowed upon any student The selectuon of membershlp IS made upon scholarship C8575 or betterl, leadership, character, and servlce I 0'-f fu' vig N Y U Y lk! V: NK. V Y- V mm! 'lk' I rt. ,utr ga S cf' I W 'Ib cevam may VL JV , E 5 1 ' L X 4 ,n I l Wt N X I 1 ,. + I lin' ' if W-1. -.f V, A f'l I ' dl I !f D'-so I. ,.,, 'f -33 I Q A- I Y if N X I an r ' V' A --it Q I 1, .KW fl 5 L, V , s vw P' . ? I Z:-- 'Q' 'E fl 1 s- ep F' 1 , I I W vi I f'T ,. sl ,--Q 0115 Q wr-17 DONNA JO THOMPSON Pres dent FLOYD BURTON JEANNIEU HEINZE 7' .I 1 MR RHODES Advrsor STUDENT COUNCIL I 'a ,J I.. so , R A A S 8 'I' 5--K, is als , r 40' ogg :'Y'f7 ' 1.5 I H, X s I DES WOODS ANNETTE HEINMEIER TOLBERT NEWMAN Vice Presrdent Secretary Treasurer fu? 11' F.. 46:3 ALBERT THOMPSON 'Yun I JOYCE FRANZ U HART The Student Councsl havmg full fledged membership ln the Na tnonal Assocuatlon of Student Councils has been quute actlve this year Some of their prolects Included buuldnng four horseshoe courts takung busses for the student body to all dlstruct basketball games and sponsormg facmlutues In the recreatnon room such as televuslon cards domnnoes and card tables The council also sponsors the electron of the new Student Councul presudent for the commg year The entire student body showed much enthusnasm by putting up posters and wearung badges for theur cholce of presndent After campaugn speeches were made by students of varuous classes and by the candndates themselves Buzzy Muller was elected , S ' , N xx N - W? .r f X. I '- ,I , x ' J I , 1 , g I L 5 Y A -is K - - QT . , 1 X -E 5 ' E AQ.,-Ls.--' i . . Q . . 1, W 1' N 42 is y - V 4-aw . in in in T we ff 2 ' '71 ' , f .R 1 O I O N' V I it iss X ff - 'br ,.., X ' ' 0 I rv as , A I E ,,,, - s s , L O I r Q Q . gr, ' ' ' If Q :'.:V'. b ' 1 ,,5'- X f- :,2:'-:1 S' ,s' Sf..+, . ' , I' f 5 K . Q I 9 Z Q , 1 Q f ad. X' , q I 1 2 . w. ti :J '. .,. 'u'. I'9l : cad S E . ' - - , . . I 1, . . . ' I . ' I . , , . I , i 1 ' A . ' I U I JUNIOR RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP Shirley Brown Annette Heinemeier Ruby Hall Betty Grisham Carolyn Jordan Maxine Zahn Caroline Johnson Helen Jordan Edna Harris Billie Thurman Sue Hart Claye Hebert Sue Ella Morton Shirley Wilkinson Laura Ann Miller Kathryn Ann Hendry Delia Davila Della Mae Griffith Mr, Schmalz Sponsor Titre 'H -, I . ff., THE JUNIOR RED CROSS The Red Cross is for Adults. The Junior Red Cross is for boys and girls of school age. i The eighteen girls at their first meeting met to organize. They elected Annette Heine- G meier, president, Ruby Hall, vice president, Kathryn Ann Hendry, secretaryg and Claye Hebert, s .- reporter. The fall proiect was making: ten comic posters, ten Thanksgiving posters, two Thanksgiving centerpieces, two Christmas centerpieces, fifty Christmas stockings, and fifty nut cups. The spring's proiect was giving a one-hour Easter egg hunt and party for fifteen children at Faith Home. Easter baskets were made and filled with candy eggs. Party hats, a center- piece, and three dozen dyed eggs for the occasion. w X MEMBERSHIP David Young Jack Rhoades Jack Rhodes Leroy Doss Dean Hood Gary Kahanek lg Charles McDonald K Larry Arnold Billy Wharton Angelo Rodriguez Ray Brown Obbey Jean Youngblood Mr. Pollard JUNIOR RED CROSS The Boys' Junior Red Cross during the Christmas season made toys to be sent to Children's Hospitals. They also made such gifts as: dartboards, walking canes, checkers, and shuffle- boards to some institutional school. Writing boards, and five tables were sent to another , place. The officers of the club are: president, Jackie Rhoades, and secretary, Obbey Gene A Youngblood. ' The spring project was making Chinese checkerboards, shuffleboards, and checkerboards. Sponsor -.,, PRESS CLUB Wh REPORTERS Bobby Whitson Karen Jean Kinberger Ruby Beckendorff Lucilie Hovsepian Winnie Hall Mavis Nickols Lois Minze Blevins Bundick 90000695 0000000000009 oooooooooaa These are the people who have been responsible for the Tiger Chat for the year. The Tiger Chat is a school publication which comes out every three weeks. It includes news, editorials, sports, and other items. REPORTERS Micheal Euton Johnny Nelson Judy Hebert Ruby Hall Roy Lee Mikeska Dotty Swogetinsky Norma Sue Baker Joyce Quinton Ls. CO-EDITORS Johnnie M. Richardson Gaberille McKeon TYPlSTS Libby Thomas Estelle Clayton Nelda Kosina Marion Williams Peggy Sue Myers Barbara Morgan Sponsor in If x r f A 1,155 A N A sh: PHOTO CLUB - H 3 BX 3 I A 'ur 1 4 I WW -4 - ,B Being a relatively new club, this organization has grown rapidly and is doing a magnificent iob in the field of photography. They have contributed greatly in the construction of our yearbook. SCIENCE CLUB O Qi' ' O xxx 0 E 1 - in Through proiects, assemblies, and displays this club has helped to stimulate the interests of science in our school. DRAMATICS CLUB AND DEBATE CLUB The Dramatic Club met to study methods of dramatics. On one occasion they went to Houston to see Glass Menagerie. A leap year dance and party with a floor show were given. I fy, N-r 6 X f if These people helped the debate team gather information for the interscholastic Meet. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA K , 4 3 1 AL-FFL 2 WM Wm WW Ruth Shurbet Advrsor Patrtcla Franz Ptanrst Luwayne Fnsher Corresponding Secretary fe Barbara Schoenemann Recording Secretary Ealeen Robuchaux Treasurer Donna Jo Thompson Song Leader Edd Longenbaugh F H A Beau Mlxkfkx Nfv, NAA Judy Hebert Athene Bunduck Annette Helnemeue Joyce Qulnton Joyce Gleason Angela Helnemeler Peggy Freeman FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Frrst Vrce President r Second Vrce Presrdent Parlramentarran Reporter Sergeant at Arms Hrstorran vt Fututzf Of AMERICA A S -4 John Scott West Gary Jordon Alva Baker Reed Smtth John Fry Presrdent Vrce President Sentinel Reporter Treasurer George Muller Secretary Alton Sturm Advisor Mr L D Robnnson Sponsor Athene Bunduck Sweetheart CAT key 'A S Q so aSQaQfQd ' ' 5ST fS TS' 'S'T ' ,Zs A Y , . . . . . 3. xx! , . . . 3 'f w , . ' ' Z ' 1 y M of aaaaaaaaa A E . 37 xx 410 I 3+ X T J , J I Q 512- ' J f l. T our ' ' V ,r K E .A , K A , J U 'R s Us 7 Aff xsiffg . . 7 li ,-'x 1: sfo ' I , ., V YYVV N 11 . 4 HALL DUTY The desk in the front center hall is run by students during their study hall period. They have duties such as selling school supplies, receiving visitors, and running errands. They are under the direction of Mrs. Riddle. ESQUIRE CLUB MEMBERS Gary Jordan F HALL DUTY MEMBERS Sandra Higgins Jeanne Heinze Mavis Nichols Jack Bierman Winnie Hall Durelle Cleveland Mrs. Riddle Ruby Beckendorff Joyce Quinton Ruby Hall Blevins Bundick Thomas Guzman Hugh Sims Calvin House J. L. Rose Roy Lee Mikeska John Fisher Frank Garcia Alton Sturm Kenneth Bartlett Jack Bierman Wayne Pearson John Scott West George Miller Alva Baker 4?ill 'J-f ESQUIRE The Esquire Club is offered to Junior and Senior boys who wish to study etiquette These boys realize good etiquette plays an important part in today's living. This club is under the direction of Mrs. Shurbet. The officers of this club are: President, Wayne Pearson, Vice President, Jack Bierman Secretary, George Miller, Reporter, Blevins Bundick. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Go mi 5 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purposes of F.T.A. are to help future teachers to learn more about the teaching profession, to cultivate character qualities essential in a good teacher, and to develop leadership. During the club's second year the membership doubled from seven to fourteen and included William Alcorn, Frances Andrews, Maggie Lou Brown, Shirley Brown, Judy Hebert, Annette Heinemeier, Kathryn Hendry, Carolyn Lentz, Gabrielle McKeon, Dorothy Swogetinsky, Ann Templeton, John Waldrip, Shirley Wilkinson, and Marion Williams. READING CLUB Reading Club was offered again this year for students interested in reading improvement. The membership is voluntary, and the twenty-three members of the club were William Alcorn, Ray Brown, Shirley Brown, James Collins, John Culpepper, Donnie Faulk, Bobby Freeman, Peggy Freeman, Bobbie Harris, Danny Harris, K. J. Harrison, Mary Holley, Myrna Jordan, Carolyn Lentz, Paul Lester, Marian Martin, Louis Muguerza, Tolbert Newman, Ervin Paben, Johnny Phillips, J. L. Rose, Reed Smith, and Van Sullivan. . ME. 1- wi-f-A-wk,-...,.. n i X OUTDOOR SPORTS CLUB I sf if M.: -wp . v -V -Q af.. ' . if 'r ' ,1r'fz,Q.,f1 OUTDOOR SPORTS 4 T fi. The purpose of this club is to learn more about various kinds of outdoor sports. Films and reports are used throughout the year so that the group may gain more knowledge of sports. FIRST AID CLUB 'QNX FIRST AID CLUB The demonstrations shown above, artificial respiration and splinting a broken leg, are only two of the activities of the First Aid Club. Other activities include similar demonstrations, filrnstrips, and lectures. Coach Brown has taught us to cope with minor iniuries more intelligently. 'Wi The Katy High School Band of 1955-56 was lead throughout the marching season by drum maior, Barbara Shoenemann and twirlers, Athene Bundick, Madelyn Freeman, and Eileen Robichaux. Partici- pating in the annual twirling contest, the twirlers received a second division on their ensemble. On solo twirling, Barbara Jean made a first, Athene made a second, Madelyn made a first, and Eileen made a first. Long hours of hard work went into each activity these girls appeared in. Their spirit was always apparent as they led the band onto the fooball field at every halftime performance. iv. Y-1 kwa S-.5 sr . 1 , E 5'i, T 1 fl I ,Q .il . 2 Under the direction of Phil Baker, the Katy High School Band has achieved notable success during the past year. Twelve members of the organization, proving that long hard hours of practicing does count, qualified for the District Band. They were Joyce Gleason, Marion Williams, Angela Heinemeier, Hugh Sims, Estelle Clayton, Melqba Hill, Ralph Sloan, and Dorothy Latham. The six that sat in the top chairs in their section and qualified for the Regional Band were Joyce, Marion, Mary, Patricia, Hugh, and Estelle. From the Regional Band, Marion Williams went on to the top by becoming a member of the All-State Band. The band was also well represented by some of its members at solo and en- semble contest. One trio, three quartets, and seven solos entered, and they all received high ratings. In the fall, the band made a second division at marching contest. This spring, completing the year with success, the band made first divisions in both concert and sight-reading. This year's K.H.S. Band will be remembered long after their music no longer sounds. Many will remember at games, where the group lifted the spirit and morale of the team and fans. Some will remember at parades and concerts where they played music-part of it new to some, part of it well-known and popular to others, but all of it enioyed by everyone. SN S g. : N 312 .- . ' 5 -? 4 -- Q 53:2 -......, 5,-L-TJ Q PEP SQUAD lt takes a Pep Squad to make a football game complete by supplyung and representlng the splrlt of football on the football fueld These energetnc students followed the Tlgers to all the games dusplaynng that nt takes a PEP SQUAD too' The cheerleaders are Patsy Oluver head cheerleader Eluzabeth Sparks Sue Hart and Patsy Ray I owl qu MRS WEST Pep Squad Sponsor fx P 'E 5 ,5' X X I BASKETBALL A Team Junior High Team V ,fer B Team Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Deer DISTRICT GAMES 53 AGM Consolidated M49 Sealy L30 REGIONAL , 58 Katy ALL-DISTRICT BOYS Julius Gibbs Frank Garcia Wayne Pearson 51 Tomball , , , ,, '45 A8-M Consolidated ,, A8-M Consolidated nAff Team Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy - 1' FOOTBALL -S, . as f f-. , ..., K , N99 ' -,-,,,4 5 -ses K ' ,A V ' '- ,., V 1 '7 ' vit- so by , M-ia ,,. It A A , ww, - . L T -r --a,.a.::ff is I l a E I al , we 'A ,fr I i -4,457-L i 6 ' we 'i ' L .T , - .i hung A - 7 e J-V . X '.,i:,x11t..... Q 5, - e . 6 - , . A ' ,. - -, fit , 1 X , t' 'fr' ' 'sfuvfg sf f L rf 1 4 1-F'- W 'A 1 CAPTAINS Dennis McKeon, Co-Captain Wayne Pearson, Co-Captain Frank Garcia, Captain Sweetheart -7 my - Barbara Jean Schoenemann COACHES Gordon Brown, Head Fred Ruland, Assistant Blake West, Assistant Numbers Name Position Numbers Name Position 48 George Miller ,.,...s QB 45 Dale Faulk , , ,s,,s, HB 62 David Quinton , End 52 Jack Rhoads ,.s. . Center 47 John Culpepper Y ,.,, ,,s,, H B 58 Billy Spencer ,, , ,,,,,, Guard 41 Julius Gibbs ,, ,, Y ., End 49 John Scott West ,,,,A,.., HB 63 James Givens 7 .,s,...V7, Tackle 64 Jerry Kunkle ,,,,,,s,v.....,. End 67 Wayne Pearson ,,,. Tackle 5l John Fry ,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,ss. Center 57 Blevins Bundick ,,s,,,,,,, Guard 56 Larry Leggett s,ss,,,,s,,, Guard 72 Leroy Doss ..A.. ., ,,,,,s , Tackle 46 Albert Thompson ,...,s.. W FB 68 Hugh Sims ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tackle 54 David Baker ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Guard 61 Edd Longenbaugh , , ., End 44 Thomas Guzman ,s,s,ss,,, W HB 71 Dennis McKeon ,,,.,,e, Tackle 42 Alton Sturm .,so,,o, ,.,,s. F B 60 Frank Garcia ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, E nd 40 Desmond Woods ,,,,,,,,,,,, End 66 Jack Bierman ..., ,,... T ackle 70 Lester Nelson , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, - End 50 Donnie Faulk ..,., ,,,.,,. H B Reed Smith ,s.s,s,.,,,, Manager 55 Joe Harris ..,.,. ,,,,,. .... H B David Nelson ,,,,,,,,, , Manager FOOTBALL SCORES Sugarland ,eeee...., 19 Katy ,,.,ss,,,s., 6 Humble eeee.,,eee,e 25 Katy eeee, ,.ss.. 6 A8-M Cons. A....VV. 6 Katy ooooo....,., 13 Magnolia e,.,ssssss,, 7 Katy ,,,,,,,,,,-, 0 Tomball sssss,..s,..., 12 Katy s.,.s ,,s,e, 1 2 Missouri City .....A 6 Katy .,,.e,....., 13 Hempstead aeaaae.. 18 Katy ,,,s,.,,ss,, 0 Waller .eeeeeee,eeeeee. 0 Katy ,,a.a,,,,.a. 26 Lutheran Hi. ,.,,,, 12 Katy ,,s,V,,v,V,, 31 Sealy ee-.,o,.,...... ...4l Katy .,..s,.,, 0 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM 5 tn, .. s 4 X ' l' ' ' 1 F v ' , , y' , A ' . y ' 4 l L' it fl . l l 1 . l ' ' ' ' J . if E, G.,-fbi' 1' ,eg ' ,J , x 'ik 1. so-hits.. Top row: Charles Peck, Joe Weaver, George Farmer, Coach West, John Clapp, Bobby Whitson, Edwin Divin, Kenneth Nichols, Jesse Marcaritel, Harold Gilbert, Farriel Culpepper. Middle row: W. J. Gresak, Wayne Leggett, Vincent Perez, Gary Mathis, Jim Bone, Richard Fussell, Ernest Thomas, Jim Curlee, Thad Smith Bottom row: Hurtis Hankins, Billy Jordan, Dwayne Fussell, Angelo Rodriquez, Floyd Haskett, Mike Hilliard, Joe Carroll. .1 X Q s 1: . s Im 1n ' no 7 C5 I on .s ' l'.l K 9 ' . 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W 4 X SENIOR DIVISION M, 'iv' No SENIOR DIVISION JUNIOR DIVISION ELEMENTARY DIVISION 120 yard hIgh hurdle JuIIus GIbbS sec ond 100 yard dash Alton Sturm thIrd 180 yard low hurdles Juluus GIbbs fIrst 880 yard run Thomas Guzman thIrd 220 yard dash Alton Sturm sec ond mIle run Frank GarcIa 4541 one mIle relay John Culpepper Jullus Gnbbs Thomas Guzman Paz Muguerza thIrd pole vault Thomas Guzman thIrd hugh lump Paz Muguerza te st 9 Ib shot put A er Thompson thIrd broad Iump George Muller tIe fourth dISCUS Wayne Pear son thIrd 180 yard low hurdles JulIus Gabbs fIrst 120 yard hIgh hurdles fourth 440 yard relay Thomas Guz man John West Frank GarcIa Alton Sturm fourth dIscus fourth 120 yard low hurdles Obby Young blood fIrst wIth 168 JackIe Rhodes fourth 50 yard dash Obby Young blood second 100 yard dash JackIe Rhodes fIrst WI1h 11 2 DonnIe Faulk second 75 yard dash DonnIe Faulk 8 5 Jlmmle Caldwell thIrd 440 yard relay DODDIC Faulk JackIe Rhodes JIm mIe Caldwell Obby Youngblood fIrst pull up Jo n Fy fIrst I Iump JBCkIe Rhodes TIFS1 410 D6VId Qumton second Obby Youngblood thIrd runnIng broad lump DonnIe auk fIrst 86V2 8 lb shot Ray Herzog Charles McDonald fourth ln 4, ll W 'WY ,R 4-+f 'Q www I5 H we 'AU wg., 4 0 Hi IN I ,Li xeffaeirf J .1 -1-Wi:-,S 1.1 3 I1 af' -us ghfvwmmgak Frank GarcIa set new records In the mIle run At Eagle Lake Relays he tamed 443 RegIonal Meet 4 38 6 Pasadena Re lays 4 40 0 DIS1TIC1 25 A 4 54 1 and State 4 36 5 ,,.f 'I . if 1 fi 1 ' .. 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QI A ,K 4 is AJ' I , 'A V .L - : . , ' ' - z . , : . . HIgh lump and broad rump Stanley Ho pauIr fIr 50 yard dash JIm Bone thIrd 8 Ib shot put JIm Bone thIrd 75 yard dash and 100 yard dash Ernest Thomas thIrd hIgh lump Fer rIel Culpepper tIe for fourth pull up Joe Carroll tIe for second shot put VIncent Perez second 440 relay E nest Thomas Stanley McDonald RIch ard Golbert and FerrIeI Culpepper IFS1 JUNIOR AND ELEMENTARY DIVISION A ' 'Z Frank GarcIa l i X TENNIS ., .gs dwg ,MN 9 f- 2? ss i S--1 1 Q? I E 1 Y. V l ' 'A '51 fi!! Q., i Calvin House Senior Doubles 'a Marian Williams and Shirley Brown Caf0lYf1 LGHTZ RUbY B9Ckend0fff Senior Doubles Junior Singles Senior High SCl'lool Singles X lllllllllllllillllll Wlllllill x llillllllllllllllllll lhkilllllll ll I ll IBA! IIIIII ni!!! ' 3 E ' AX ,- I I lllllllllllllli .J .9 n' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYQI!dlllllll- ' ' A W ll W GIRLS' SPORTS 24:-Y . -'Sir' f is 'N 71 , . L... , i . .. 4 3 s -.il P fa 4 - WM we L - i Q S K. I,,,.-'mg .4 W'4ffT:'rs...re3'1 ...s 'fl 44 mfg- . -v. we -V f :Q N, ,A 4 ,.- 'fv ' I - Qvsnj. U' :3 '7 ' A ' . , 'TJ-f it , .- ' , -R , I. , H A N ' frj . f - 1 . J ,lvl ' is . relist . , X 1 K- f,., L f s 35' ' ' 'sw I.- W, re,-,, REFEREE'S CLUB This is a new club. It was organized during the middle of the year. The purpose is to study and learn the rules of different sports and who are the people outstanding in these sports. The membership was open to any girl interested in this club. I ARCHERY This is an Eighth Grade girls' 4 P.E. class. ' Q if 1 5 1. A . , . Q 1315 '35, f f l 2 ' i' :f x A .R Q fs., g -,:,'fv :'lw A l 1. 'wwif ., , JP- A A Team Volleyball girls who lettered. -sw GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL A x A TEAM These gurls won second rn the Drstruct Estelle Clayton and Mary Euton made All Tournament at Orchard Meet B TEAM 5, Managers of the Volleyball Team gpiiaf' t .1 1 1 , 2 . -A ,. - 1 qgxx lr: X511 ly, :A 146 Aan- F URL ' fig ,l i' X s. 'll l 0ff I -- 5,110 sf . K . oc. N4 . , mas Q , ,MAG - 'Q af' MiLLsH 'iii'vronc0. 'L' ' , X - 10 . Q'5iiL1 P '41s . sy M7 , 'B KCQ' lx all , AFA 7' on 1 l 7' ' x I1 Q - Cf' I were at up its l. Mr. A. O. Miller presenting the keys of the ffifthl Chevrolet pick-up to the F.F.A. Chapter president John Scott West. Mr. L. D. Robinson is the Chapter Advisor. Athene Bundick, the chapter sweetheart, is at the wheel. 2. Merton Watts had the Champion Pen of Fryers. Merton also had the Champion Pig. 3. Gary Jordan with his Grand Champion Steer, Athene Bundick, chapter sweet- heart, and Alva Baker with his Reserve Champion Steer. h 'TLISSU 1.5. ,V X i This is Gary's second year to win Grand Champion. 4. David Baker and his Reserve Single Capon purchased by a group of men in memory of Mr. H. E. Jordan. Mr. Bill Cardiff representing the V.F.W. David received the V.F.W. Scholarship. 5. The Champion Trio Capons raised by Reed Smith. These were sold to the American National lnsurance Company. Joe Harris is holding two of the capons. ,.--.msn Mary Vale Cott wnth sculpture weavung and pottery ri qf -ak Joe Carroll Vrolet Orsak Carla Hugguns and Harold Gilbert wlth sculpture In elghth grade - WN .,.ll Donna June Roberts was a key wunner at South eastern Texas Reguonal Scholastuc Art Awards ART Pamela Moore was a key wrnner at Southeastern Texas Regxonal Scholastuc Art Awards WJ 1 Ls. key wlnner at South Annue Mae Orsak was a eastern Texas Reguonal Scholastuc Art Awards Other wrnners In thas year s Southeastern Texas Reguonal Scholastuc Art Awards are Rnchard Gul bert second an ceramncs Floyd Haskett fxrst un sculpture Antonio Hernandez first tn drawtng lnks Wayne Honea fnrst IH opaque water color Steven Ltghttoot fnrst un ceramlcs Edd Longen baugh second In fabrnc desugn and Allen Polan second an transparent water color Art students may consnder themselves an ventors A mednum ts taken Experuments are made The results are something new ,Q tak 'V Efwmr Q' 7 ' E V t 2 Y' as L. lt , Q '. Q W , ,7 .1 U , R I l . . I . I I . at gr' Y I ,ft l lf l , It , , ?'1ls'lfA f V. Q. -c-am.. s Q 4 -. g Q , V ' 5 ' l Qfft. , mm A . ,r z I l 'T' rw ll mv , if 7 , T-rf 1 - ' - 1 , H ft f . , . . G - wif V . . : . .I 3, A I f I . f I . . f . f . .I . I. V . - Y , 1 , BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -..,,,i I 5 F !M'l 54. .ffgjn M Business Administration includes Typing I, Typing Il, Shorthand, and Book- keeping. In first year typing, three girls entered the Typing Interscholastic League Contest, they were Maggie Lou Brown, Donna Jo Thompson, and Marion Williams. The team won a first division. Marion made a first and Maggie Lou placed fourth in our district. Marion went on to regional and placed fourth. In shorthand Barbara Jean Schoenemann and Patricia Franz also entered the Interscholastic League Contest. As a team they placed second in district, and individually Patricia placed first and Barbara Jean placed fourth. Patricia repre- sented the district at the regional meet at the University of Houston. ...r 1 iiffzf ' X fggff, el .14 fl flggg I I TX IQ Z ENGLISH Readrng maketh a full man conference a ready man and wrrtrng an exact man And therefore rf a man wnte Inttle he had need have a great memory f he confer Irttle he had need have a present wrt and rt he read lrttle he had need have much cunmng to seem to know that he doth not Francrs Bacon The flrst semester Englush IV students studled a survey of Engllsh literature The second semester they studued grammar and composttuon Short themes were wrttten every two weeks A research paper on therr choice of vocatlon was also Wrrtten The Junror class wrote Informal essays remlntscent of thelr own childhood Orrgunal poems were wrrtten These poems have not yet been ludged Outstandnng Amerrcan novels were read and reports made Grammar and Ilterature were studted The Sophomore class wrote letters to students rn toreugn countrres Notebooks were made on Silas Marner Englrsh novels were read and reports made Grammar and lrterature were studrecl Students of all hugh school classes were glven the opportunrty to wrlte essays The sublect for wrltlng was given by the VFW Auxlllary This year Amerrca Beacon of Hope was the txtle If the student wlns a place he IS given a cash award however he does not receive the cash award untul he graduates This year Margaret Glpson won tlrst Buzzy Muller second and Patrlcra Franz third Stress was given to readung Improvement on each has own grade level In all grades The Seventh and Eughth grades studied grammar literature reading and spellrng The teachers of hugh school are Mass Swogetrnsky and Mr Whitmore The teachers of rumor htgh school are Muss Parker Mlss Franz Mr Boulugny and Mr Whrtmore .fix 025 O 6-xg .M h l D I HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT ri if l 'Phi These girls are shown modeling the suits that they made in Home- making lll for the Annual P.T.A. Style Show. r i t gs' y t ' 6, If tt If 1 I .' 1 , ,W-A More work is put into making a garment than iust sewing up seams. These freshman girls constructing their garments are studying pattern instructions, keeping their garments pressed at all times, doing necessary hand work, and measuring the hem of a dress. The third year girls are shown preparing the school board dinner lg which they serve every year. It looks like a lot of hard work doesn't it, but it has to be a great success! INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'r'n'sqm'fv , ,rf ' 'ff' :wmv is .,,. . 1 , 'I ,,..-or r iii ew - f . me ---Q--qlii-1 I1--an-......,,, , .. 2' Industrial Arts consists of drawing and wood work. Working-drawings are made of two and three dimensional. Proiects are made from reading these drawings. Many different kinds of wood are used. Proiects of all kinds and sizes, from the small iewelry case to a large gun case or cedar chest, are made with both hand tools and machine tools. The shop students also help different departments and organizations with problems that may arise during the year. Naming one-stage properties for the Queen of Hearts. - '1' Hitt unqnwv '--V , ,M NM -' 'L y,f 40 s 4, - :K s 14 ' . ,i J, A 'bds k 'u- Z ly E rv' ji .fy 1 7 LIBRARY 'Jas I LS Nav ir.: X 2 lg W The library has been for research, I . study, and reading. The Seventh ' A ' Graders have really taken advantage J! of the library and its services this 3 Q 4 5 X year. Annie Mae Orsak, Billy Watts, Wfwgg ' Volan Youngblood, Carolyn Voight, ' and Joan Ruley are making good use of their opportunities. The Sev- enth Graders also were assistant librarians during this period. The library and its services help the student to build his own library. This is by being a member of the Teen Age Book Club. The student is able to order pocket size books at a reduced price. Three-hundred and six books were ordered this past year for these members. The Seventh Grade led the Junior High School with 28 members. The Eighth Grade followed with 25 members. In the High School, the Freshmen led all others with the Seniors following. Almost any kind of book may be received through this Club. Western type stories seem to lead in popularity. imiiii iiiiiiim lil: 5 Y -'x ani -4 2 Q. t-.i 'tzwfi 'gh J ' Aman 'ist 5 ' .. I Q f-'X--1, 4 Officers of the Library Club are- John Culpepper president Edd Lon enbau h vice resi- - 1 I Q Q I P dent, and Cay Carolyn Jorden, secretary. N b MATHEMATICS In - .,,,....,... These boys seem very Interested IH Iearmng how to use the slnde rule The slnde rule a very useful gadget to a qulcker method of addutnon subtractuon dnvnsnon and multnply Mr Jerry Royston us advisor vfd Mr Kmgs eighth grade clas seems Interested In something wonder If tt could be math? The Girls' Chorus met twice each week to practice singing. They gave a winter program and a spring concert. Their favorite songs were love songs. They also worked on carols, fun songs, and others. Maggie Lou Brown was the accompanist and Carol Ann Grisbee was her assistant. MUSIC First row: Patricia Muske, Jeanne Heinze, Carol Ann Grisbee, Willie Ruth Baughn, Mary Euton, Dorothy Latham, Pat Harrell, Mary F. Givens. Second row: Maggie Brown, Jeanette Srubor, Mildred Srubor, Della Griffith, Margaret Gipson, Patricia Franz, Ann Templeton, Joyce Franz, Josephine Rogers. Third row: Jacqueline McKeon, Eileen Robichaux, Elsie Dockal, Mary Cott, Linda Adams, Judy Shuford, Laura Miller, Shirley Wilkinson. Miss Hayes' Sixth grade music class is enioying a lesson in class piano. They play instruments, square dance, and dramatize songs and stories. R 5 , i The Science Fair had exhibitions from physics, chemistry, biology, general science, Junior High science classes, and Photo Club. A Science Movie was also shown, Marvin Ehlert's entry of biology, a skeleton of a chicken, was the over-all champion winner of the UNH' ' ' SCIENCES it , 5 Science Fair. I H., J.. i-in - I 'E we-.if Q Be careful, kids, don't mix too many powerful chemicals together! 5 . iill ' Q Q yi' l R, , 1 if .4+ iff These girls are shown get- ting the blood type of one of our teachers, Miss Morgan. SPANISH LOS AMIGOS CLUB OFFICERS Julius Gibbs President Dorothy Swogetinsky Vice President Mary Wilkinson Secretary Luwayne Fisher Treasurer Pat Franz Athene Bundick Historians Patsy Ray Parliamentarian Judy Hebert Reporter Reed Smith Sergeant-at-A rms Eileen Robichaux Song Leader Although they are small in number, these members of the Spanish II class have developed into good spell- ers, writers and speakers of Spanish. ei l The Los Amigos Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Whitmore, had a successful, as well as an enjoyable year. lnteresting programs of book reviews, talent, films, and music, were given at the meetings so that the members might learn more about the countries of Latin America, Spain, and the Spanish language. SPEECH Speech taught by Mr J E Boulugny rs offered to hugh school students and has become a requtred sublect for all Eughth Grade students Learnrng to make a speech rs not the full purpose of thus course Along wnth learnrng to become good peakers the students learn to overcome shyness stage fright and speech dlffncultres by galnnng self confrdence Such thlngs as panel dlscusslon parluamentary procedure pantomume debate untormatuve persuasrve and humorous speeches drama stage crafts poetry readung and oral readung are covered durlng the year Many of the speech students be ng especually Interested un debate poetry readrng declamatron or actlng represented the school at Dlstruct lnterscho lastrc League Berng hrghly represented Katy placed flrst un lnterary events at the Drstrrct Meet DEBATE Katy was represented by two debate teams at Interscholas tlc League The e teams were the flrst to represent Katy ID a number of years The two teams were composed of Dorothy Swogetln ky Estelle Clayton Sandra Hlgglns and James Woods placed flrst and second at the Dlstruct Meet Des and Dorothy maklng up one team won flrst and went to State F5 POETRY READING 1 54 Katy was represented rn the event of Poetry Readnng by Grace Welnman Jeanne Helnge Ralph Sloan and Jackre Rhodes In the girls drvlsron Grace placed second and Jeanne placed thlrd In the boys dnvuslon Ralph placed YQSLC W Aw? X TTR if y tnrst and Jaclcne fourth I I fx 5 QB DECLAMATION Kathleen Wygrys and Buzzy Muller entered the senuor declamatlon Kathleen won second un the gurls dnvrsnon and Buzzy usung hrs own composltuon Ameruca Beacon f Hope placed frrst l The cast for the One Act Play wa Donna Jo Thompson s Davld Baker and Ralph Sloan They presented a melodrama Heat Lrghtnnng at the Dastrlct One Act Play Contest and placed second Xt' ONE ACT PLAY 6 I ' I I I 4 f I h - . , ' . l ' 4' , A . A Q fa M . ' ' l N ,Q , , H 1 f f X , , Ut , I ' it 'fa 0 Qu , - 26 0 - ,' ' ' ' ' . - ' f .Al pl-3 A, -.Rs , l-.7-' , . . , V I -fxsjl fn,j'zfgo ylfT',rf,-i,.L.f1. r,L - . , - - A 't,, l,jf,r4v'.r ' ', ny-1r'!,'-','1f, , , 1 f.4t,,!.!,,,.-,IL-Lt .V--, ,,J,,!,y,, 1 fri- fur' c fxlf: .isivrf if f'-' -f ' ' tv-.fri fl., , 1 . Y, , f fs , :UU 3 K I., Q .- . .. ,, . ' O 4 N I, . ' , . TW , I . 3 , , 4 - tt h I - f , l ' . SOCIAL STUDIES I was born an Americang I will live an American, I shall die an Americang and l intend to perform the duties incumbent upon me to that character to the end of my career . . . -Daniel Webster Above all, we must stand shoulder to shoulder to the honor and greatness of our Country. -Theodore Roosevelt Let us at all times remember that all American citizens are brothers of a common country. -Abraham Lincoln There is no freedom from consequences Freedom IS a God given inalienable right and is essential to the souls salvation in the highest sense But when we flaunt any law of society of the land of nature or of God we pay a price We reap the results of the seeds we sow Freedom can be used or abused but there is this certainty concerning It it cannot keep us from consequences Richard L Evans The unity of government which constitutes you one people as also now dear to you It IS lustly so for it is a main pillar of the edifice of your real inde pendence George Washington Social Studies includes American History World History Texas History Gov ernment Civics and Geography The Social Studies teachers are Mr Lammert Miss Parker and Mr West An activity of the High School Social Studies classes is Extemporaneous Speech Judy Hebert and Julius Gibbs received first place in District is Ill I l Q S T ,V is 44 it ll X I 45 5' tr i lg 'b , TY' 33- X A I 1 :A f gy 1f lQlfX lush I N f :ffl ff A255515- I. ,Z Q ff I M ill 'Ja ' if 1 If I Q - .' . I fu .5 1 I V l Q K ' is ,f 1 L J , I A X 1 CIA Mall- r 4 S S A' 5 I J I , y A ,L Ll, A ' -,fs I ' X 4' I l 7 J' -.x. X- F ll . .I x J' JUNIOR SENIOR PROM SMC-f 2 'HHS 'X 1 'T' If l 1-If The Junnor Class of l956 presented the most antrcnpated event of the year, the Junuor Sensor Banquet and Prom on May 5, 1956 The soft lughts and enchantlng rnusuc of Ed Suluvan and has orchestra added bnlloance to the atmosphere of the evenung The theme, Vlvella Parts, made one feel he was passing unto another world wlth tts rnaguc atmosphere ACTIVITIES Activities are not the happenings that occur iust during the school hours from eight-thirty to three-thirty. There are many events that occur after this time. The next five pages have captured some of these happenings. THE TIGER CLUB The Tiger Club is composed of lettermen in all sports, lt was organized in late spring of this year. One of its social activities was a barbecue, This they plan to make an annual affair. Members in this club are: Wayne Pearson, president, David Baker, vice president, John Scott West, secretary-treasurer, John Fry, hisorian, Thomas Guzman, Julius Gibbs, John Culpepper, High Sims, Frank Garcia, Jack Bierman, Albert Thompson, Alton Sturm, Donnie Faulk, Gurney Miller, Dale Faullc, Ed Longenbaugh, Jack Rhoads, Paz Mugue'i'za, Blevins Bundick, George Miller, Calvin House, David Nelson, and Reed Smith. Mr. Brown, head coach, is the advisor. JW Q-onewwa-'mvhfefwyll '777-4' .f 1955-l956's first pep rally 9' 2 The Student Council made it pos- sible for horse shoes to throw this year. Humphrey, Johnny Clapp and man assembly on Freshman Day. g wieffr. ,. his master, Floyd Burton on Fresh- ,....--1 ,--- ,......--4 y--12 Mrs. Gallo-way's Fzrsf grade, The Seniors of thnx year slarfed when Mrs. Galloway came to Katy Schools. She saw Them graduate and as moving to Kingsville at close of School. If you dorff attend PTA. you miss lhe womderfol hosprrallfy of theirs. Mrs. Fluke falthlolly Provides The clever cehierplece seasonal for the meal. Mlss Schfmdfs Plano Recilal. g l or S? 51 5 l xl atv! ??3i?.. . r 413933: br af' ff f if 9.3.2, D V 1 115 1153142 961-2 , .. iv f Q . Q-H L , ...V at C7 7 -'ly -' . , , - I ,f 114. V r l ?h f W' ... .9 ' , 1 V ff , fs' r A QC nun. 'S W ah-v ih- Mr Bakers cafeterla tucket ran out' gd maui tv: Girls' or Boys' Anyway Freshman Day as an antnclpated day for both Sensors and especially Freshmen Concludnng the day an assembly ns held for the selectnon of best dressed Prszes are awarded The Freshmen have fun and welcome three thurty .EQ QV, t ' Q J 5 1 V1 F I 0 ,fy V K V. 1 - .Q .M . , , +V, A V f , X sw . , K! '.-qv ,B V , . . yi W1 0 A gs ' ri -M my is 5 f ' , V ,V,. V is 'F 41' im ' V S F , ,, ,,s, V U gr If V gwfi' 'fa .WA . A Li! I C54 'Q Q I 5 i 'nfs ' .,, S .-'I ff? ,xs- jv QV -.....,.-Q... I 5, -.5 tial , J 3 il 7 'N'.. g L ibf' aw Ag se J 01 Sig! Q 'ff 921.4 ' 1 '22 'W Q I ,ipff I ' 4 '--M b- , ifi 'N QW ww , 5 1 X 1-'M ,,- i Q 1 X 1 rf , vv , f Q at s Y 'X ' . '51 M , ,,gL,W1vg ,K X 1 5 To M Q V ' 1 v K , 'V I. I In iH,Ff'sf G3 if ,f fgwif , 1, , 5 2 wgve ,W .. ! ww?-5, , 1, . Q ,, ,L Q , V, 45? kv . 1 V6 , s',.a C if if m '5'1'sx ... A ' x 1 Q A .. Q 13' wa , N R f ', 'Tl' t L 'ii ....f X .X .... S J is Xl 0 A Q sLW -T W: 'Fil Qi- it , M W sv, l' AVE S K 21 I The sponsors for the Eighth Grade are: M and Mr. West. SEVENTH GRADE Stanley McDonald Class President Ager Barrett Vice President Pamela Moore Secretary The sponsors for the Seventh Grade are: Miss Parker, Miss Franz, and Mr. Schmalz. r. Bouligny, Mr. King, ,, f raw: Q , fx f if .X Butch Polan Treasurer Vicki Heinemeier Class Favorite Stanley McDonald Class Favorite HGHTH GRADE Billy Jorden Class President Ann Hart Vice President Jim Bone Secretary Richard Fussell Treasurer Fariel Culpepper Class Favorite Betty Jo Gassner Class Favorite l Q nal' I I C-7 jl t it snr- .Mb .73-J, 4' ,. Q 1 if' T it 'iv s tk lf: V. wr gf 'fa we lm? .,,,, 'AJ I 'sv-.-fy' s., W 3 , Q, vb.: -W Ar , , . 11 Buddy Adams EIGHT A 'W'- C7 v B? sl if f E . M ,-ag '15 A Q Joyce Beckendorf Johnese Brown Larry Cott w . f X Kenneth Dooley . W 4 N ,, X Norma Ehlert ' - Kenneth Franz 1 , A Betty Jo Gassner fi 7 Joyce Gorden T T H W ' . W lx X Barbara Hall ,fn TK .-- -. Linda Harrison A 4 6 '. it Stanley Hoffpauir 4'--3 as M., Inez Mangarum X .M Q l Xue 57 -M iv ? 'Q I Gary Mathis g ff ,,. Virginia Meador as ff i' Q Nearvel Moon f ,,, g V Roy Munoz ' 'mf' - x Q B X x X T , ff! 'ti X i, Z M 1. ga , ,fx ,M Kenneth Nichols I ' l X f 'X' Vincent Perez B' -f ' -.. 5 - ' ' ' V Joanne Ralmuto , 'f' K ? Q Kenneth Reaves I x, f V P l X li Z. A ij' l I 1 use K . 0- u Q- Jr Ralph Richard Thad Smith Peggy Talley Ernest Thomas Marilyn Alcorn Loyce Beckendorf Joseph Carroll Farriel Culpepper Teddy Davis Edwin Divin George Farmer Dwayne Fussell EIGHT B . H . R . xr- . 'Q' W A Q 1 M fi . ,A A Q-fn 3 f- .21 -- ' i X f N . ff' 1. , as X 5, - I. Lvic- K if 1 5, l Y 1 ,,,i.lf f 5 ,M 11 ' ' ,, A, . x 5 ly . - . . Y . Xl I qw, -1 f x , ' 1 P X J if - 2 A- g 5, X 'CJ' Q K- e I M l . Q R ' 2 x. -J. .ef'z5'o 51' Bernadette McKeon Marilyn Miller Louis Munoz Violet Orsak Eugene Pollard Angelo Rodriquez Mary Sullivan Larry Tarnplin -fv -N , Xl fi C, rim ?Q .-- -1 or I1 x - Q k - , A Wir X f Harold Gilbert W. J. Gresak Melva Hand Ann Hart Carla Higgins Sherry Hill Jerry House Wayne Leggett 'T' I I I fix ef 'Wk l J 9 q,,..,4m 46 Jlm Bone Carolxne Brlones Berne Cooper Jlm Curlee Judy Dopslauf Charlolle Flsher Richard Fussell Richard Gllberl al X, rs.. Howard Moehle Sammy Neely Charles Peck Mae Dell Rheman Lounetle Shelton Molly Ulofh Joe Weaver i EIGHT C C ,Own vfvay x J ef' Ja Aim F 3'0- F 'Q Grace Guzman Hurtls Hanklns Floyd Haskell Helen Ruth Hull Mrchael Hllllard Brlly Ray Jordan David Martin Betty Meyer Peggy Jean Wnght xg I a K7 QI -1 .1 2 ,, XM . ', I Mel , f W 1? V O n 'ark I ,Q Arm .A ,QM its . . I I xy I , I , J X 0 I Q A, X A. gy J , W , 2 Q A W. Q ' '- W M ' ,lv r , 3 ' A - W. V . r L.- W s- ' f N X I is 1 K Q Zag n 1' 'x ' Q .. if x n: ' -1- an V 'A 4 I f SEE. 4. 1 .1 l 3 f 'Hwy jill: Saw H N '29 C lei 1? W as ' has -qi:--J J. , . 1 ' X L 5 N g. M j l J ll 1 1 6 if C' 5 4 5 ax 4- ,Q nz s it X ' . 3' . f r . f Ei' C J f 5 In Xl 5 ,QW ' me ,wr 'fx ,N K r K ' C l 3 7- ,' .-A 4 l 4 N ll Q l Q: we -vs. K K. X C A 0 CJ K A X -'J in OW. ,fl mjgf.. . 1 A ' 'F' is , X ' N .' v 4 T X x 5 X James Ferguson Cecenla Flowers Freda Freeman Lynda Fry James Grrffnn Sally Ann Grltfun Robert Grlsham John Hand Dwayne Harrns Bully Haskett Norma Lee Harwell Vncky Hennemeaer Bully Helter Antomo Hernandez Ester Holley Bertha Jean Honea Wayne Honea Elnora Hudgens Charles Ince Cathrnne Johnson SEVENTH GRADE fx A 117' T' 5 I rvllzlk a cmrof- ALWOSS An fe llsgjr Baflell Patrlcxa Batson Tb. Johnny WW e 22,222 Russell Bloak Everett Broc l' eawnn cavende Shef'Y DOSE ns NlafllYn El l an Charlotte E09 Donald Euton ,kim -i vw' kaulll ft , f ' Q .. 'Y A is W QT, if - - x 6 Q 4 Q ' N F ' ' ef 5 . V, dug Q fi ya 4 4 . ft vi ll qi, w K . of ' 1' J . E 0 lr V 'lyl u K . ks D , E I l A g Qt E A It my X, . I VV ,Q u- 'dl l x d ' a 2 1 ll ' , , ' ' -E 1' on ,Q - V H L, rl X , 1 LV , ,f ,I F gif , V in . ,f',K4' taxi ,v K Q- y kk me . V y al J F t N' .1 J A l a ' -.- ., lf'l,s-v asf 2 s . - .. A Q ., Q, A M ff V . - v' 'fl' ., 'l F -Nl ly 1 1 ' fill I is ' E ' F ,,vW ' . , . A 2 J I 3 . 1 xi Y, I , V N. R 2 1 U 'A 'E 1 1 .s ,ft -- if ' . Nt ,V . ' ' kg- Av . 'Z Q. , . ' -M f l ... qv-:qv l I fx . - WZ,-3151-g..,-.'Ii'-55211 f SEVENTH GRADE U Kennefh KOELL il on LQWLS , , Sha' . d ,man Jovce Un eDonaLC5 StaftLeY MC x zz I-,, 355959 Q A5-if J C Ramsey Donna June Roberts Joan Ruley Paul Short Phyllns Smuth Herbert Stalknecht Leonard Steffens Bessie Sturm Lynn Sturm Barbara Traul Albert Volght Carolyn Vought Mary K Watson Bully Watts Roy Weusner Lenda West Florence Wilkinson Larry Wilson Phthp Ray Woods Volan Youngblood K fro d MCF9ffan vcirther MOT Vtrgmta Nhfssre Pamem ra Rtta Mofhe hots inSnteLilNae Orsak Potan Cylniia PoLLarq3 mo p,nthOf1Y Ra m J-mf Mgr? 4.5, , -'-AV fxn-.5 t .. 5 L. 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Even the sixth grade enioys Christmas! L f 3 s N r, i I P 't ' 'A' ' ' 0 ' Dorothy Brown y . f , , -J If Becky Cardiff R' 4 mi' Dorothy Clapp l i , X 1 K M I Philip Cott . . . il vif, .L 1 fl- M, y 'Hx v .,, ' ,x'Q if I 1 5 i-4, I L it wt , f ! w -f 2 ' 1 I ,W 3? x ' - 3 ,gf ,pix Q v U UR - , 3 ff l ' - R 9 WWE A a , . . L 3 - as is 4113 :F , I hs' l ' B 'fx 'Q I I 1' R 't Q I F 1 i, L' ff? v 'I I , Q V , ,' 4 'S 7 - . Q 0- W x A x u 2 f I 4 3 mf P - ,- '- Ytgflisll i I l,i,v..,.l I' V1 Q. i L f ,, . , Q ' I - Q - x ':v jJ' I .QLX Ky, A , i f 'Q 3 ' 4 - SIXTH GRADE MRS. BAKER'S ROOM Marvin Divin Raymond Dollins Marion Hill Jack Jackson Wayne Langehennig Rachel Beth Lewis Jay Mangum Beth Metzger Nathan Meyers Lloyd Minze Emma Lou Myers Ralph Myers Charles McGee Kerry McKeon Larry Newman SIXTH GRADE MRS. FlELDER'S lt is a well known fact that the sixth grade likes Christmas! ROOM 3,405 I -MMIII I 1, i., fu' -n i, 'uf I It . V f it ' gli A ' Wil' ' - ' sf- ii l'LgU'1v' Q .,,4 l y Q A 1 f f M 1 f Y g Q in . 5 4' f-us i Q hu. ' i fjE H , J' V ' ' 1, 'W ,gp ' 1-, 'aw -V l J l 47' 24 ' T' ' A V M 'll fi f-if?-I ' ' D X a I 4 4 .... - f I -v r 4- ' 0 X i'-6 5: I i ' ,S ' lf, , Y , ,, 1 J - xx -44 mx V A . 1 N - ,-, , ,,, ' 4 V, 1 fl R N - ,- s A vv ,Y -. if xl Q35 Doyless Atwood Duane Bentley Sandra Eddy Douglas Gilbert Jerry Goynes Jimmy Griffin Nicky Guzman Ronald Harrison Joyce Honea Larry Jinks Gillard Kosina Larry Mikeska -,k Gabriel O'Con LaNetf Reed Carolyn Swogefirisky A 5 aj if G Alfred Peck f 4 Jack Vaughan Santa caused more than one bright face in this roo 1 u E.-.. .-v, -.., - X v 3 ' gg ' f if f 1 '. ,fn '. U .fx lfix 1 of il Larry Alexander Owen Anderson Mike Bacon Albert Divin altar' AN-B. . -0 ,qgg N ' Q f 'X ELL , I- V, A-.lr lx 'T' wg ,ff fi X ' lm- N of 1-- 4' ' ' f iii' lik- 4 l K ' In ' I ' Y R .,. 1. Y 1 Wx l X S wr lv ' - f XX A , N A A ' . Q- E ' 5 ' I ' A FIFTH GRADE MRS. DAVIS' ROOM Carl Downs Kay Eddy Douglas Faulk Donald Gibbs Sondra Haskett Chester Hill Marilyn Leggett Ann Adele Moebes Donna Morgan Keene McKeon Jimmy Shipman Mary Smith Jay Thomas Joan Woods Georgia Woodward FIFTH GRADE MR. BLACK'S ROOM Robert Doss Donald Elder Johnny Hall Trina Hilliard Jack Ince Beverlye Jordan Sherry Mathis Jackie Monigold Karen McDonald Moneica Northam Orval Rhoads Billy Schlottman Sandra Trail Mary Ruth Vaughan James Watson Sharon Youngblood , J if Charles Cooper ' J ' Glenn Cullens Herbert Divin x N... are Al 45 ' . 'if 3. R , A , Ll-if ,G :ig-.l f ' 1 ' :RY5 -3' 1 M ' - N. 'fl' ,V 1 ' , Q ., 'LE X , 4 5, A. ,f if 'in ss f: , -3. nl ' . hx 5 ' r ' Brin!! J ' , fo , ' '25 y my 4- , . b 1- ,W - W I y L5 Q Q I l, ll 'H' A 1-Ti' - J 4' ' 3 his l is 4, ,, ' , N I - ,xxx .+' ,-W' , Q l 'ii, ,A H, s, x ,W bw, ' N F , N . , . tt A , 4 l A 3 lx ' gi -.J ir' l f 2- -- wig PZ? 1-1 ' 16 - I is l lbw. J ,jmlimlfry 'll' J y Jr A li 4- S R i 4 ml V Q L, . - 1 V . i 'X N it A , l - ,W , ,W X v 0 W ir 1 W W 1 ,iw w df' U. V 'nf Av. X' I Q J , . f yr .n rr Ae ?f f1Ml 1 R in l I N S 1 f . B - saw! f 4 'Ti ,Z I 411 'if' N J , r Q L ' D I , 5 of 3 - f 3 D J D 2 G l 4 , Digi? alll llll 41? 5 E f lg! is gif: it 5441 gig -.K-t A 0 ff, A fi xp 'if f 1 5 iv.. fgf geg ,f i .f , S 325.5 4 :3g , . ,syn . in f l ,JMX A X S x M t .f X fu V , ff s X ,N ' Q g -V f v -fe all s y f see! is I -ll ga: JI: 1... X. , .C T ,A W Fl j.t tw sv A 5' ... prqil - 1 X . K I, S 2 X 1' yt T.. A E A l i -1 0- , - -M r ' 1 it ,kx2. 1 1 A T , A 2 - .T T bl 51 , Siifi'llfff3 t'sg , T , - r f wi 'N' -v- A . ,U Ml , 'J T' R' l Ml 'T 11. ' l ' f' f 9 if 'W X ,iff '51 Q? ' fi: wx -I0 ,, , Q E 'Tm -TJ sw l-, -S., t .','m ' cl? Y r f!'hl ls! W x' N - , N, - ' y A aff I an ' A my y 4 N . , by . ' g' 7 Q f y ' J X , 4. -... ... . - in . - -5 la T' 1 N S XR 7 X X f ,J---ya A L FOURTH GRADE MRS. HUTSELL'S ROOM WHAT STUNNING HATS!! Billy Aldrich William Cardiff Susan Dietz Elizabeth Elkins Delores Ellis Marsha K. Fussell Dennis Gordon Joel Haley Ronald Lammert Linda Lott Candace Martin George Monigold Adrienne McKeon Linda Kay Myers Cyril Orsak Karen Pitts Johnny Rhodes Royce Short Carolyn Thomas Sharon Vaughn 'iafgffn ' GF we hi. l' ' , .1 , . 1? . .v'e:? Qi Q. 8 , , ' Mf4'?'l I 4 'V ' gilt i fl ' 'bb Bob Bacon lf V W wg- 1 - N Judy Beckendorff t - 'J' . I y 5 Margaret Cott N' W. P ew'-N . K Ami ' 3 'li 0-is R 1' l Q .3 A 'iw .4 K' M y f ' , f B ,, A f R 1, . ' 1 4 nv Lt! I K ia' 5. 4 ,G i i M - - Q f- . , ,J m li fp, R N it 'Xml I 1 ' ' l U 'Qi A my I ' 'i R' F ' 1 ,. + i 45, 4 B i z . ' -we 3 A as 1 gi ,fs . . . . is if ,E R 'ft' XL? P 3 ff ix ,f,ssL,w3f'g, -.. Q Lev Billy Dube Jo Carol Goynes Billy Gray Lorance Gresak Lucy Guzman FOURTH GRADE MRS. WALDRIP'S ROOM We made these ourselves. Greg Longenbaugh Mary Ann Maxwell Bobby Motheral Julienne McKeon Mike Newman Karen Robertson Don Thurman Janet Woods Roy Wygrys Joe Zubik Sherwin Hines THIRD GRADE Enoch Anderson Clayton Barber Keith Barker Truett Bell Janet Carson Ronald Davis Jane Drake Mike Fielder Larry Fuller Charles Goynes Billy Grisham Martin Haskett Sherial Johnson James King Brinda Marcantel Ruth Metzger Dottie Minshew Pat Newman Margaret Norville Robert Olson Veronica Orsak Leroy Ramsey Connie Rogas Presley Schoenemann Dale Smith our Valentine, Mn. Fussell? QW i1 i .v K-Q1 , 1 ' , '- 2 as C I 4 A GRADE f' L i Saundra Bachler .y , X - ' 'f ' Lewin Barber I ' I l C '- ' . Clifford Barker qv f 'gi-if Carlton Baucum , R ' or if C f 0 m Charles Cardiff fr - , C Q - v 'C . ' 'R ,R , f , f Aj . ' Q Mary Chesnutt - , Y ' 'V K- , Elaine DeVillier 4 - C 1 E R ' 5 Earl Divin - .Qs - f z K X M f rl L Raymond Guzman '-Q-I-151.1 8 y 5 l , 5 e ' 2 ,fa Blake Hamilton :J 9, l . - ,gf . M 5 ,. Q Ei V Charles Harlan ' 'Q' I ' +1 fi, my 'f P y Doris Helfer ,I H fl! , i i' Q , C ,, -Ln Boris Jackson . W W' If - fx Linda K. Johnson A .fx C, , - Ray Mangum Nj xiii! , R C BN. ' 1-,xii ' . 5 S 5 I K 'K 1 Q. fx 'bg '11, 3 f ' ' I David Minze , - 5 Q -.. '- ,. as 1. 5 Greg Murray W 1 . 2 Becky McFerran a 5 ' Beverly Polan i K ,jk 2' . A ,X l lb Q Tony Rylander ' , 'IQ NM-R Y l XM' I V 3 rl 1,1 ii Q XJ' fl . 1 Q7 ,gm N ,if ll m v N, ', t 7 Ronald Scott 5 - ' ' V -f x ' 1' Danny Stanwood - ' 3 ', W .1 Jack Tamplin f f . ' Karen Whitson H 5 I v U ' Bernie Williams f I I 'lH '- -' . .-in ffl . r , . -V A 1 I M, Richard Yarbrough Please be our Valentine, Miss Schmidt. Christmas is the best time of all the year! -0 7 J Srl 'V' ,J i I'-its ' 'av vu .E 2 -f .y X- -9 L lf . ,., N' f. x5n i' l' . lt 1' . V --.. u ll 'Q-W A ,f cvs 'wr fix Q Q' At J J 4 i' mf .f ,Q -t ll :tp 4 In v- , ' ' -. 'Q A' at 'f 1, 'R 1 QL J' f .-'--'V . 19 1 J qv lf , D' , E my gr 42 :!'l' gt A M 1 ix 7 i ff :Yr i - ll ' sh ,IA Q M . N Q 4 0 lx... I fo .0 -- 'WTP E . ' .v W. Q -. . 0 i ,J , . 4 if is ' -.fuk A fl 2. l -1 'Fit 'Q S A X J 9 l v. A 3 1 fl . -3- f r :J :. X Jn.. . - , , '1 X ps gg: N Q W , Q '- - fc 1 A ' SECOND GRADE MRS. SLOAN S ROOM Vicky Cardiff Johnny Commander William Commander Micheal Daniel Mark Doss Cynthia Edwards Linda Goerner Mike Griffin James Hayes James Herzog Dianne Keon Bobby Lambright Virginia Leggett lda Faye Moore Shirley Moore Janice Murray Thomas Nichols Sandra Norville Theresa Pavlicek Becky Peek Jess Rhoden Rollie Robertson Kathy Schlottman Stanley Short Marvin Smith A 3 ., 2 , , 4 K l Jerry Barker H M' gi W. R. Batson 1 Tj, r jf S 1' Q f I .. 1' K .RX ll2T'l'f5 v 0 Qi -'vw-I wi 1 x 7 Ml mt A X . 'Q 3 Q adv '-9 Q? - 0 Q, :iv-' 3 T - T C.. f Ma? I if V was if ,X .wk R X K I ll H 3 ' , l M . v Q A W . 5, f V A LU Ming . t ' V 'U 4- Ol , ' K 4 ,R g - P-we T ' V ox X ,Lg H S ' xt f iiieikfl-xi ' . X l 7 , H63 A. 54 ,Q 2 1, ' .173 T, SECOND GRADE MRS. CAPERS' ROOM We always like to have our picture taken! ' 'w Q ff' 'I-. ' os W-.. l T q al xi , 9 1 W ui., 1 mf mi f M 'ft ' l 'if wwf V wr 2 ,, t 1,' 4, is ' , J -L, lim? 00' tw' 41 K, ,-1' . . M f sw' .wg . , . ff 'N Q Q .. ni M k ,- 4 U. w - X f 41- Q -C -.Q V , ,.V ,f 3 J 43- is 'fr 'sail Thomas Beardon Kathleen Bishop Gwen Cardiff Darla Cavender Reba Sue Cook Sue Dube Peggy Ferguson Addison Flowers Barbara Gilbert Linda Hill Beverly Hoffpauir Randy Jinks Nancy Johnson Steve Jordan Robert Moehle Malinda Poorman Rodney Rice Barbara Stamps Terry Stockdick Royce Tamplin Barbara Whitley Eddie Woods Terry Woods Ray Williams Sandra Youngblood 9 ms, v,,,4 'r I ,f A few days before Christmas Everyone is gay, Santa is coming And school's out . . . Hurrahl Y, Dennis Alexander I Howard Bennet? , V Y Barry Bingle OAI! X I -Q Q ls . Ill- is ' c bi ,,..,.gg T5 hlldflj- sy gg -tug , fa- .sf s l W A Q- P N A 5 fig, , Ti F ly I 'f gi. i L . . ,r 1 rf... D L f f fl 4' at ...ef 's 9 7 'fi -v-it, Q LL? .4 I o,j ' - , v 41.1.4 Q J I' .4 u ,. .a , 4 .. ,f r. QQ FIRST GRADE MRS. GALLOWAY'S ROOM Susan Creech Philip Curry Mary Jane Dilorio Rodwin Fuller Sandra Fussell Mark Haley Philip Hoyt Madeline Johnson Mark Longenbaugh Thomas Mathis Calvin Peek Joyce Rhodes Dianne Rice Carolyn Rylander Nancy Williams FIRST GRADE Q 4 -H ,-, N J - I, K J 4 .A R F3 , -v 6 0 ' ,v ,, 44 ik .1 i X' ' ly. -I 1-.1 X ' , ellllll if ' f fee y . , , 5 l , Q,-Q. Q4 f- N , 4, 3' ' fi -lf ll , on Y i N j , T' ' Chl' Q R -Q Z -1 l 'glial - ' 'A' , , 1 - !Q?2 fff7!95 'N' -'Q P l if H , I ,, I ' 1 e ' H ' W H ,. up A , I , ! f.,Al l' 'l xr 3 5 f S xl-Q -sr Y G if ' ' Q -F ..- , 5 , 1 ,fi ' .ff ' I, l' , X , 4 yr, r X K. LIZ' V . 57.1 ..ik .S V H E Q hi, , Lee Beckendorff Carolyn Sue Brooks Fayne Cardiff Mary Commander Curtis Edwards Shirley Ferguson Addie Sue Flowers Mary K. Freeman Alton Griffin Richard Harlan J. P. Johnson Sue Ann Marcantel Gregory Martin Donald Meier Keith Morton Scott McGowan Fay Pollard Kay Pollard Shirley Richard Jane Sanders The Easter Bunny has been here, too! MRS. LEGGETT'S ROOM AM , ' 4.5 v, Z' . ,g,, -W ,nw Melissa Brackman Robert Cooper Christopher Cott Edwin Dobson Kathleen Drake Tonia Dumas Dennis Goerner Charles Guzman Glenn McPherson Charlene Orsak Janet Stanberry Qpicture not takenj L 'r r 'aug-N x v Af 'va w- , fr' 421 4?-'A . .5-' W i ' Qpm- Zfiizhzi V' . 4- . 7' 2 y ' x :' Q ' 4fLY'Xf ' Va M. ' i ,L 6---Q ii it-1:9 it. Y Q-U 0 is 4' I -Q .,f 5 f - M 0 ,ir f H, A .L y' E- ? .A ni. ,ffizg fl: 5 Q N fl 14 sy! 4 Ii. 1- y 1 X1 I' i w VW' Q V x I 1'm'h.i ,L t KINDERGARTEN Qi f M, I 'Q it K , Edward Barker -, 4 -s . Lois Marie Barker Glenn Beckendorff ,sb 4 ' y Sarah Commander v b v. - fi, -, Y? jo ' f lf., , Jon Corbell , , .lf ' 1 L b f ' Jay Elder f , Q f 2 x W, Lee Ernestes 4 I 4 .,.., t .. Clayton Franz X' Q 7 I ' at ' i Alvin Glick A I ' lllllhfl f itll 1 l V L I X Barbara Hamilton , ,I A - 1 Q ,, , ,, ,D Ethel Johnson - K- l , , 8 .. r W Davalyn Massey ' 9 X l 1 ' ' Dannah Mau 2 Rufus Minshew if N ug, k 'lf Leroy Morrison V-ii 4 Pamela Morton 1 ', ll' ' Q - . Mn Diana Robinson L r' ' ' Van Edward Scroggins Christine Wilson if Aa My ANNUAL STAFF We the Annual Staff Donna Jo Thompson Editor Donnue Faulk Buzzy Muller Alton Sturn Edd Longenbaugh Barbara Jean Schonemann Business Manager L. 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