Katy High School - Tiger Echo Yearbook (Katy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

aux- Liv 'bfi Q FSA , 1 1 'i I LV' f xc Fkaddwded 5? Zag 21694 Sedan! 1457, 7eza4 Woiume 79 rw. ,Q W mum! Dedication 2 Superintendent and Principals 4 School Board 5 Student Council 6 Cafeteria 7 Maintenance 8 Departments 9 EDITOR Harold Gilbert ASSISTANT EDITORS Patricia Batson, Roberta Cummings BUSINESS MANAGERS AND SECRETARIES Mae Dell Rheman, Ruth Schulak SPORTS EDITORS ' Roberta Cummings LGITISJ, Don Euton CBoysl, Kay Foster CGirIsJ ART EDITOR Violet Orsak ADVISOR Mr. Jean Schmalz To LIZ BRANDT ot the Women's Department of The Houston Chronicle for selecting the beauty and handsome. To MR. KING anol MR. SCHMALZ for pho- tography. To the ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY for their assistance and cooperation. To THE BROOKSHIRE TIMES for permission to use the clipping on page 35. To TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. 3 Personalities 27 Athletics 33 Activities AI Clubs 49 Seniors 58 Juniors 67 Sophomores 71 Freshmen 75 Eighth Grade 79 Seventh Grade 82 Elementary 85 J. A. HARRIS Jack F. Rhodes ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL B.S., Stephen F. Austin B.S., Nl.A., Sam Houston College State College M.S., Sam Houston State Graduate studies: College University of Southern Graduate studies: California University ot Houston University of Houston James E. Taylor SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS B.S., Sam Houston State College M.S., Texas ALM College Graduate studies: University of Texas University ot Houston Sedan! 'gawwl A. J. Mangurn D. E. Elder M. L. Scott President J. D. Woods Van Scroggins O. E. Rhoads Treasurer Vice-President W. D. Fussell G. L. Short James E. Taylor Business Manager Secretary Superintendent B.S., Sam Houston S.T.C. M.Eol., University of Texas 5 Mg wt '5f'siv.l ,t: 4? 7Q'i7fl 'lluffftg fi 'I fy 'ftfgi ft' fgffl ' 'l WUC, 2' IA' in.. fhh . The National Association ot Student Councils met each Tuesday and discussed the problems of the student body. They also tried to carry out the L22 y wt? 2 I 5 YI 4 F li l K J wishes ot the individual students. 1 l R k Floyd Haskett President I have greatly appreciated the honor of serving as Student Council president in the past year. The elected representa- tives to the Student Council from each class have worked hard to make the coun- cil an active one. I wish the students next year, and the years to come, the best of luck in using this privilege to their advantage and honor. .,2.z..FL if . W ffm, L- V. L,,a 1 ., , , i t s 2 f Q X t..,, .. , Betty Meyer Jim Bone Bessie 5fUl'm Secretary Mr. Jack F. Rhodes Advisor Q ' f it , . J It 1 1:9 . K? fa? 'sf ' sw fa W5 . in 8., in ff fc. ,g ...fs I. A 41 Lenny Steffens Anne Highrabedian Jeannie Madsen Orval Rhoads 6 James Watson T L- K ,ern '- ffaiei. ' ? 1' 9 3 I x K , qs 5 i all QLM,-f - 2? . is ' 12-:Q 'ii 'SgLt,,ff.,fu5tiLii ' Ss, ,'W1111f1z.sS ,.-ff! 1 i. 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' N QKHEQ K l Y S 3' Q , air.. .-I at ' . ..3, ist WL s f ,S .3 Clagence Wo-oding, elementary custodian Ernest Smith, bus maintenance L. C. Winkinson, arboriculturist 1 Agriculture Art I Business I Driver Education English Homemaking - cc, E I Library Sociai Studies Industrial Arts Speech , Music Physical Education Spanish Science Mathematics Leadership Team L. D. ROBINSON B.S., M.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College Farm Plant and Stock Show Grounds Service Aw El Chapter Hogs Left: Mr. A. O. Miller of Miller Motor Co. presented the F.F.A. Chapter a new EI Camino. Accomplishments of the Year: Winning District Leadership Contest CAII-around Champ- ionshipl Stock Show and Rodeo Father and Son Banquet 42 Tournament Area and State Judging Con- test Left: Honor Award Winners- JEAN E. SCHMALZ B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Houston. Graduate Study: Southwest Texas State Teachers College, Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexi- co, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. ral The students above placed in Southeastern Scholastic Art this year. They are: Lynn Linihan, Lorance Gresak, Jim Bone, Joyce Gorden, Charles Cardiff, Marsha Fus- sell, John Rhodes Cplaced last year tool, Ronald Scott and David Spence itheirs went to national at Pittsburghl, and Violet Orsak Cnot shown and hers went to Pittsburghb. This year was pottery year. More and better pottery was built than previous years. Violet Orsak is shown completing a wire sculpture she titled, Crucitixion. The torch was an added piece of equipment tor advanced art students to work with soldering and the medium of metal on metal. Students in iunior high and high school art find their excitement and a great inner- satisfaction in their work once they have caught on to thinking creatively. O Typing II Class Bookkeeping Class Typing I Class MRS. MAYME HAMILTON B.S., Sam Houston State Teach- ers College. Graduate Study: University of Housto-np Colorado State Col- lege of Education, Greeley, Colorado. 1 ,, ,V FRED RULAND 0 4 I Hgh .fri 4,5 'fs B.S,, M.S., North Texas State College, Denton, Texas. Graduate study at University of Houston. The goals ot The elective Drivers Education course are to Teach the students how to drive, the rules of courteous driving, and The mechanics ofthe car. After passing the written test and obtaining their beginners license, the students take a semester driving course. Learning what makes it tick. Changing a tire, What fun! ,rl W-e-as., Gy H A T Officer Bill Midget of the Texas Highway Safety Education Division visited the class to show a film and speak to the class. The film showed the reality of carelessness on the streets and high- ways of Texas. I3 4:96644 BETTY A. SWOGETINSKY B.A., Baylor University, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Houston. Attended: University of Texas and North Texas State College. DORlS FRANZ B.A., M.A., Baylor University. Attended: University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. DON WHITMORE B.A., North Texas State College. Graduate study: University of Texas. J. E. BOUl.lGNY B.S., M.Ed., Southwest Texas Teachers College. English IV studied units based on English literature, a compre- hensive study of the history and structure of the novel, reading and research on one English novel, and individual reading on all types of literature. English Ill studied units based on What American writers have written about? -American landscape, people, de- mocracy, values,-analysis of styles and content of American prose, poetry and drama . . . vocabulary study in con- nection with selections read . . . individual reading in many types. English II had a high point in the study of newspaper read- ing, iudging its merits, the practices in writing different types of news articles, and a visit to a large Houston news- paper. English I studied and found enioyment in the short story. Wide reading experiences were found in current magazine stories. Expression of creative ability was shown in original short story writing. Eighth and Seventh Grade found language arts a greater variety this year. This was the first year under the new coordinated English program which began with the seventh grade and went to the twelfth grade. I4 Homemaking covers cooking sewing laundry family relations child care and home building and furnishing Some events of the past year have been Parent-Daughter Christmas Dinner, Dress Review for the PTA, field trips to see houses under construction for Homemaking Ill, and visited a local meat market, sew ing center, and clothing store. Betty Cooper received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Linda Beckendorft received the Outstand- ing Student in Homemaking Award. MRS. HOMER D. SHURBET North Texas S.T.C. M H E Ed,, Colorado State Uni versity Ft. Collins, Colorado. Attended: McMurry College Abilene and Texas University +v1fe'gammawe-mfssfrfwmfs-sfssz0.:wamm1,m4f21f,m.2ma::lnmasw-sriuwzxssaaw -fiffsr'f1fQ3t,s time it-fxtwf-sell.-, Shop Class In shop boys learn The proper use and care of hand and power Tools alike. AfTer compleT- ing six weeks of me- chanical drawing and building a proiecT wiTh only hand Tools, They are allowed To build proiecTs of Their choice. Shop classes include 8Th grade shop, and shop I and ll. I6 V .V V V ' Sf V fi 4 'V f?g,Vg,,VVgL5 T Q fi 5 wwe VV XVT-arivezf V-H' . 2 V, V. UV MV.-1fsV-f1 V - W-'Ei7?e?rs.as71 ' V - QSQQEQQ? f ,,.. 2, 1 Q 5 , ,V VVV 5, ,k,, c,,.,,. V ,N am .Vw - WW ,:iVif,, 1,-is Vfqhssz-faVAs 413, ' wi V V - V - ' sm? If2:25:'fVf .:Ef:z5f'TTa:.:' 5: fl1z ' -' ' . ...WV VV: :VHVV wi w1fVwVf0'+efl v,4s f'Q15y, V kg'rgj.ViV, ig i ,V,.-f f . ,-VV VV V.,. V V 5V ' V , - V - V 5 ss, ,Wa V , S is Q23 s ,XEVVX ffm ggi Sm? u V PH V Y rg gl 5 ei in Vw V, Pls , 3 lf if f i'2s'V,V V L 2? 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The library has approxi- mately 4000 books, 40 different magazines and 5 newspapers. lt also has many film strips. Miss Gill hard at work. Students using the library for studying, re search, and reading. Reading newspapers and magazines in spare time. MeWfmfmtsawwmwsvawxymmsmmxmewwmwtvt.tms,.ezwe-T .H W,.w.s. .ft-, ,fr f ff: W Melva Hand Drum Major Zami Mollie Uloih Twirler ROY E. NORTON, Director B. Mus., M. Mus., Northwestern University llllinoisl. Pamela Moore Twirler BAND ACTIVITIES OF THIS YEAR August 29, Pro Football Game, Jeppesen Stadium, Houston September 4 Through December I8 played for fifteen Katy Foot- ball games November 21, Marching Contest December l2, District Band January 7, Regional Banol February I9-20, King of Hearts February 27, Band Banquet March 5, Solo anol Ensemble Contest March 26, Fat Stock Show Parade April 2, Contest and Sight-Reading Contest May I5, Spring Concert Marilyn Miller Twirler SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS MARILYN MILLER, B Clarinet All-District Band Member All-Regional Band Member All-State Band Member LOUNETTE SHELTON, French Horn All-District Band Member All-Regional Band Member JOHNESE BROWN, Percussion All-District Band Member All-Regional Band Member SALLY GRIFFIN, Percussion All-District Band Member KENNETH REAVES, Flute All-District Banc! Member FLOYD HASKETT, Alto Clarinet All-District Band Member O JAMES K. FEENY ROBERT E. KING FRED RULAND B.S., Arkansas A8.M College B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State B.S., M.S., North Texas State. College, Nacogdoches, Texas. Graduate Study: University Graduate Study: University of of Houston. Houston. Mr. Feeny's Algebra I Class Mr. RuIand's General Math Class Mr- FeenY'S Tflg and Solid Class Mr. King's Seventh Grade Math Class ,ms y 19' aw' ' Boys Physical Education includes FootbaH ' 421115-1 fax ' vi Y N figltiiizs f i 1, , ficfflall i ' - if ul? 1 -nz., 1 Q. - , , filiiiff :xy X- XL :Siler X - lfl' f A: 2, 11 J ?595 ie?Jys.iM, gf f ,A 3 Q f- 4 1 V, .:- . V -,,. 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A32 D 0 J dl Mr. Joe Bright taught science in the seventh and eighth grades. Above lett: Becky Cardiff. Middle left: Mr. Selt's biology class. Lower left: Mr. Marcy's physics class. Above: Mr. Selt's chemistry class. 23 ,., S. MRS. JAN E WAGN ER B.A, and Graduate Study at Sam Houston State Teachers College. Seventh graders have become acquainted with our nearest Spanish-speaking neigh- bor, Mexico, Through learning the lan- guage and keeping a notebook with ret- erences on living, eating, and recreation habits ot the Mexican people together with current events about this country and other Spanish-speaking countries. In high school Spanish students have swiftly learned to speak the language through impromptu and rehearsed con- versations, playlets, and listening exer- cises. Proiects having to do with Mexican culture are prepared by first and second year students, adding interest to the course and variety to the classroom. Proiects included puppet shows, scale model scenes, maps, charts, posters, li- brary research, reading, songs and dancsess. San Marcos Texas. W Mr Bouligny teaches 8th grade language arts, iunior if high speech sophomore English, and speech I. Wv 5333 T Affif-. . ., .. ,.,. r,,, J , K . ' T T L 1 B.S., M.Ed., Southwest Texas State Teachers College, 1 sllrs . ' 64 1 , 2 - 1 if l iff? ,Q K The high school speech classes did make-up work, learned to make stage settings, and did very well in Their debates and humorous speeches. Mr. Bouligny explaining stage settings. Speech class working on stage settings THEODORE LAMMERT MRS- REBA PRYOR B.A., West Texas College, B-S., Sam HOUSTON Sfale Canyon, Texas: M,A,, Uni. Teachers College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Houston. Vef5l7Y of HOUSTOU- Attended: Lon Morris Col- lege, Jacksonville, Texas. Junior High Social Studies include: Texas history, Texas geography, American his- tory, World history, and Civics. Here a group of eighth grade students are dressed to typify a Movement West- ward. 26 High school civics class. High school social -studies includes: World History, American History, Government, and Civics. Eighth Grade history class. Q E 4 O Beautiful Handsome High School Favorites National Honor Society Friendly Courteous Honors Awards - 55401567 77fcDona!aZ 77045 Zecwtdfuf ,4,,,,e Qagdmdedaw new same Bessie Sfurm Farriel Culpepper 77544: ' Bessie Sfurm Farriel Culpepper 77ta4z4'aed.ffwS BeT1y Meyer Mark Thompson 30 77544: Bessie Sfurm Douglas Gilberf JIM BONE Senior DWAYNE FUSSELL Senior KENNETH REAVES Senior , , , NATIONAL The National Honor Society is made up of Hanan SOCIETY luniors, and seniors chosen on the basis of X f? scholarship, leadership, character, and g 2. service. Each student must receive a 5 ' i . 7 . x seventy-five percent vote of the faculty. W QX Mr. Rhodes was the advisor. 5 l BARBARA HALL FLOYD HASKETT BETTY MEYER Senior Senior Senior 7 J- r '- l ' ,gi E i ,I - 'ir .rt 1 ' h,ii.,.a,E. , .L I, 1 5 . X yn ,R gs - 2 r THAD SMITH MARK THOMPSON LINDA BECKENDORFF Senior Senior Junior STANLEY MCDONALD Junior LENNY STEFFENS MARY WATSON TOMMY WOLTERS Junior Junior Junior 3I . 74 . Q ALL-AROUND GIRL ALL-AROUND BOY Melva Hand Jim Bone SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN KenneIh Reuves NATIONAL MATHEMATICS AWARD for outsfanding In math for four years in high school Floyd Haskefr . -Him'-wim wi wi'ff5.ifm,1--,awI::'fI:sI:-If-f-,fe'. :fa - :iwima-1'.aq1-cMiIz1'?2fa:-Mssiifif gy.1'a:W - In ' K '19 gm- N- 8 59? WM Siva Q iii -I Jw A-Sw W I Qs. f,,.H:i5sWgf1f . - swfimsei-l,z1LE' .- 'O-f,.IfIL1I:-f, I .. :- I-S :M:rgw.ia- M... ,-K. 1-my me Lmszfziswfi A Nw 1 I : -5: '- f' fU5zg?zsg1 , 'f- V' ' 4:31:- afgfaff?-lI2f?'11H5i.giSIkfe? 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Of -win, 'G :f,:g2QJx: BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW BUSINESS EDUCATION BEST TYPIST AWARD HONOR STUDENT BeIIy Cooper OUTSTANDING IN HOME- MAKING Linda Beckendorff OUTSTANDING ALL-AROUND BUSINESS EDUCATION STU- DENT HONOR STUDENT Barbara Hall Hifi. ff! Di?I5'?gg3 S' KIRK Ffiflrfffii WW ' 1251 VISFIQSLQL' L I xJf1wf?fekfsI ' fxfswiwiffs , 5???gyfg3'i 35,f12i5'm:,'gf',1t1fv, 7g?E?F15?L?'1 :1'i5iiiffA5 iff.-ki, my . is'?2fsIY54E1f1 -flew- Mg-z.gv L ??f:?'?fS?I??Y wg , Q gli I ASW 55,353 P W , II S eg K 3 may? I X 'xi s I2 P4 In I if ? m W If ar ex Wm Q 2 ay, N Sig sigh QI I 1 , I P' :mf QI Pa' S wk, A PL 'QL I I S I I Qs Y A I I QI I 6 A A ,, af I.. 2 I I-N X' I X- x e X jf I Ira N Im bt K 2 5.523 II wax I 5,4 Af , 'ip Ia I 'ie Im A E Q Ig 3 R 3 5 I I P1 A 1 iffIg:z.A?iIi.xrf'.5f S I- v ffgfw 1, ., .. I - - , ., gpg .wax .. .L TA STT Q1 Sofoh OUTSTANDING IN SCIENCE for four years in high school HONOR STUDENT Mark Thompson HONOR STUDENT NATIONAL SCIENCE POUN- M,,,i1,,, Mme, DATION SCHOLARSHIP SIanIey McDonald OUTSTANDING IN SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP Becky Cardiff z4zS4Zet6w I I WN. M 7 X6 33 COACHES: 1959- 960 Tiger machine smashed its way ,- The mighty Hluchan Alfred State 6 Th I' O battle f G th o win T ades barrlc through 15 Fred Ruland fine Teamwork and With Class-A crown. Champion Bright O9 J e for l'T'l na m made a EE! on the t ti fU .E E 1. CD -1- ID -Q vi- O :- -I- C 2 o. I: U5 429 Om Us D-o 555 xo o 4- ID C o n: .LU D +- fU L ow C o U USTA row X.C GJU I-fb o 5l5U E EIU GSC o -gn .g.'-l- Lo 23 99 :ow 'UE I2 205 J'.IfU X R fm U ii 23 lvvu.4.:..uux.n..n uvu.x...nuvrv41 hulls-vw-, v-any nw'--lvl 1 ' 1 me -v-e -- rf 1-'J '-'-V +'-+ v:'-r f :m 71694 564446 MISS PAMELA MOORE Escort: JERRY GOYNES ,V ffm Y -' if 9 'X f Left to right: Roberta Cummings, Monette Jenkins, Carla Nelson, Duane Bentley. Cheerleaders dressed for a pep rally Left fo right: Karen Robertson, Marsha Fussell, Donna Morgan, and Sue Spencer. 'Sadad Z The Tiger basketball 'reams placed 2nd in The District. W HAH TEAM B TEAM Cmchampions in ,he Distric, Remained undefeated throughout Ann Hari' and Joann Ralmuto were on the All-District fhe Season' Team. 37 SENIOR DIVISION 120 yd. high hurdles, Stanley McDonald, 4th. 100 yd. dash, Bill Madsen, lst. 180 yd. low hurdles, Kenneth Thompson, 4th. 440 yd. relay, Larry Newman, Stanley McDonald, Buddy Adams, Bill Madsen, 3rd. 880 yd. dash, Volan Youngblood, 4th. 220 yd. dash, Bill Madsen, ist. 'I mile run, Johnny Hall, 4th, I mile relay, Jerry Goynes, Stanley McDonald, Ross Spencer, Volan Youngblood, 5tl1. Pole vault, Buddy Adams, lst. Pole vault, Volan Youngblood, tied 3rd and 4th. Discus throw, Farriel Culpepper, 2nd. Katy placed 3rd in senior division. ELEMENTARY DIVISION Shot put, Roy Wygrys, lst. Discus, Mike Newman, 2nd. Pull-up, Don Thurman, lst. Pole vault, Dutch Smith, tied for 2nd. High iump, John Rhodes, 2nd. 70 yd. low hurdles, John Rhodes, 3rd. 440 relay, Katy placed 2nd. 75 yd. dash, Roy Wygrys, 4th. 330 yd. dash, Mike Newman, tied 4th. Katy placed 2nd in elementary division. 38 JUNIOR DIVISION 70 yd. low hurdles, Charles Cooper, 5th. 200 yd. dash, Gary Gostecnik, 2nd. IOO yd. dash, Danny Griffin, 6th. Pole vault, James Watson, 4th, Danny Griffin, 5th. Broad iump, Gary Gostecnik, 3rd. High iump, Charles Cooper, tied in 4th and 5th, Shot put, Billy Schlottman, tied in 4th and 5th. Discus throw, Gary Gostecnik, 4th, Larry Alexander, 6th. 440 yd. relay, Larry Alexander, Billy Schlottman, Orval Rhoads, Gary Gostecnik, lst. Katy placed 3rd in junior division. Ann Highcabedlan SENIOR GIRLS' DOUBLES Ann Thompson 2nd Regional SENIOR BOYS' DOUBLES Tommy Wolters W. J. Gresak ' a! SENIOR GIRLS' DOUBLES Ann Thompson Ann Highrabeollan JUNIOR GIRLS' DOUBLES Mary Vaughan Joan Woods SENIOR GIRLS' SINGLES Barbara Bollinger JUNIOR GIRLS' SINGLES Jackie Monigold gow' 'femzcb JUNIOR BOYS' DOUBLES James Watson Charles Anderson SENIOR BOYS' SINGLES Dwayne Fussell JUNIOR BOYS' SINGLES Roy Johnson l Dwayne Fussell, Tommy Wolters, and W. J. Gresak went to regional 7ooZK4Z6 3577245 Team captains Katy ..,.....,,.,...... 8 Fairbanks ,.,,...... 14 Katy ,...,,.,,,,-,--- 14 Hitchcock rfw- Katy ,,,,,...,,..,,,. 14 Cypress ,,,.,,,.,,.. 12 Katy ,..a,- ..,,,, 1 4 Sealy ,AM,,, H 244645455 Katy ............ 28 East Bernard .... 15 Katy .....,...... 31 Sealy ...,.............. 5 Katy ,,..,,,v,.,. 15 Fairbanks .,........ 23 Katy .....,...,.. 36 Cypress ............ 4O Katy ............ 25 Cypress ............ 24 Katy ............ 23 Fairbanks .......... 34 Katy ............ 39 Spring .............. 40 Katy ............ 37 Tomball ............ 33 Katy ..........., 44 Klein ................ 26 Katy .............. 6 Needville .......... 35 Katy ............ 19 Sealy ................ 10 Katy ............ 10 Needville .......... 31 40 B TEAM Katy Katy ,.aaa,.,,.,, 33 A TEAM East Bernard Sealy ....,,... Katy -.....ee.eee 27 Fairbanks . Katy ......,..... 33 Cypress Katy Cypress Katy ..e.Y.....,. 23 Fairbanks Katy Katy Katy 7 Needville - ---.----,--.34 Hitchcock 5 Needville Katy ......,...,. 31 Sealy .,....... Katy .-.....e.e.. 20 Needville District Tournament Katy ,......,,,.. 33 Fairbanks ,-- Katy ............ 39 E. Bernard - Semi-Finals Katy ............ 27 Needville O I O The King of Hearts Junior Historians Banquet and Prom Interscholastic Installations One-Act Play Science Fair Freshman Day Initiations Recreation Parties Rodeo Peers The King of Hearts was presented February 20-21. This was called King rather than Queen as in preceding years, because this was Leap Year. It was based on the East CSiamD and West differences in culture, and how these two can live together in peace. The theme is One World, Many Cultures. The setting was inthe Siamese Court, The King of Siam, Paul Short, played host to the visiting royalty. The royalty included the elected King of Baronia, Richard Fussell, wno chose Ann Hart as queen. The Baronian Dukes and Duchesses represented the high school classes. They are: Albert Voigt-Rita Motheral, Wayne Langehennig-Donna Jo Dibbens, Jerry Gipson- Donna Morgan, Mike Newman-Gwenn Linihan, Dale Smith-Karen Whitson. The three Ministers of State were Douglas Gilbert, Herbert Stallknecht, and Milo Marks. The Prime Minister was Thad Smith. Head Wife of King was Barbara Bollinger. Son of the King was William Cardiff. Princess of Baronia was Lounette Shelton. Lady-in-Waiting was Joan Woods. Son of Minister was Tony Rylander. Mrs. Chris CThadJ Smith was the director. Mrs. William Cardiff was chairman of high school and Mrs. Walter Cook was Chairman of elementary school. Mr. Roy Norton arranger of music and director of orchestra. Mr. J. E. Bouligny was technical director. Mr. Jean Schmalz was consultant for the set. This production was the most beautifully produced, in both music and color, that Katy has ever had. Its suc- cess was due to the cooperation of many individuals. 42 QW U Q? if EQ! 461 QQSEC r C395 Carolyn Rylander lelementaryl Linda Fry Flrst IH chemistry Mrs. Hutsell's room lnot shown on thus page shown on page 1041 lst place. Left. Stanley Short felementaryl na Thomas, Vicky Cardnff-Elementary science. Karen McDonald-Third in general science --Q Larry Mlkeska, Glllarcl Koslna-First In biology Leftzb Presley Schoene- mann, Larry Fuller, and Tony Rylander - lst, 2nd, 3rd respectively in iunior high division. Right: Charles lnce and Stanley Hoftpauir-First in general science. Will' 1 - Q. dl - D fn- 'L 6084 The members studied plays, ballets, symphonies, and poetry this past year. Members must be iuniors or seniors with an average of 85 or better. Peers is sponsored by the English Department. '59 AND '60 OFFICERS WERE: Secretary-Reporter, Barbara Hall, Treasurer, Melva Hand. One-1405 77547 Talent is For Giving won first place in district and went on to win second in regional. Mrs. Thad Smith wrote the play especially for K.H.S. students. MEMBERS OF THE CAST WERE Ed Hazner ..............................., Thad Smith Augusta ....... ..... B etty Meyer 5l7elClOH ..... .,,..,..,.. J . C. Ramsey JeCkie .............. ..., L ounette Shelton Jeanie .................... ..s,. R oberta Cummings Father Medford ...... ...,,,. H erbie Stalknecht Milly BOOQ .e....- ....s.s F arriel Culpepper Norma Harwell Stage Crew cleans up following the One-Act Play. . 3. . Highlight for the year was the trip to Huntsville to visit points of historical interest. They also enioyed Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. OFFICERS WERE: President, Janet Woods, Vice- President, Lucy Guzman, Secretary, Jane Drake, Treasurer, Presley Schoenemannp Reporter, Greg Longenbaugh, Song Leader, Howard Ray. 46 Banquet Wesfern Day Prom Senior party given Prom by the W.S.C.S. Great Day at Brownwood Fish Day Dinner at Temple Miss Franz shot this one- Clower Ieffl. Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics Pep Squad F.F.A. F.H.A. Chorus Science Outdoor Sports F.T.A. College Prep Spanish Tiger Esquire Slide Rule Number Sense Thespians Press Future Secretaries Library 39:45 The purpose of This club is To promoTe spiriT aT The fooTball games. They siT as a body clur- ing These games and assisT The cheerleaders in yells. Their big- gesT Thrill was geTTing To go To The STaTe Championship game. Miss KeTchum-Sponsor OFFICERS: Pat Batson-President, Donna Morgan-Vice-PresidenT, Jackie Monigold-Secretary, Linda Welding-Treasurer, Esfher Holley-Reporter. OFFICERS: Ann Hart-PresidenT, Barbara Bollinger-Vice-Presidenr, Bessie Sturm-Secretary, Phyllis Smith-Treasurer. go-74' 14 ' The high school aThleTes meeT once each week Tor The purpose of sTudying films, scouT reports, rules, plays, and oTher aspecTs of The various sporTs. Coach Brown is The sponsor. 50 ' 'Spank This club is primarily for girls who participate in sporTs orare inTeresTed in Them. A Trip To FreeporT was The spoTlighT for This year. Miss Kefchum-Sponsor KATY CL,AW EM TIGER Tuma Q ' QM, 00 ?.7s f,f-if. OFFICERS President .7.,, ,,, Lounette Shelton Vice-President and Librarian 7, Charlotte Fisher Secretary ,,e.,.,,..e e,,e J ohnese Brown Treasurer ...,eee,,ee..,,,e,...,,.e,7eee,. Melva Hand Mr. Norton, Director OFFICERS: President, Melva Hand, Ist Vice-President, Linda Beckendorffy 2nd Vice-President, Lounette Shelton: 3rd Vice-President, Johnese Brown, 4th Vice-President, Pat Batsony 5th Vice-President, Sally Grif- fin, Recording Secretary, Barbara Hall, Corresponding Secretary, Carolyn Swogetinskyg Pianist, Mary K. Watson, Treasurer, Betty Meyer, Parliamentarian, Barbara Bollinger, Photographer, Phyllis Smithy Chap- lain, Linda Fry, Mrs. Shurbet, Advisor. 7.7.f4. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR: Presiclenf, Lenny Stetfensp Vice-President, Bill Watts: Treasurer, Charlie Shaferf Reporter, Bill Bone, Secretary, Lloyd Minzeg Parliamentarian, Ralph Fisher, and Sentinel, Jack Vaughan. Mr. L. D. Robinson, Sponsor. Bessie Sturm, Sweetheart. SI Scckace The principal aim ofthe Science Club has been to create a greater interest in the phases of science in the Katy High School students. The club presented a Science Fair on April 26. An all-afternoon assem- bly was held in conjunction with The fair. The sponsors were Mr. Marcy and Mr. Self. Officers for The year are: President, Mark Thompson Vice-President, Kenneth Thompson Secretary, Becky Cardiff Reporter, Wayne Langehennig Program Chairman, Darryl Woods asm5-ssiufvrrsxwzzewwmsswsww- 0 Meets Mondays For The second consecutive year, This club was divided into Two groups because of its large enrollment. On Monday and Tues- day of different sports followed by dis- cussions. Mr. Pollard was The sponsor. Meets Tuesdays 7.7.1-if, The purpose of the F.T.A. Club is to ac- quaint the students with the teaching pro- fession and its important role in our de- mocracy. The officers for the year were Lounette Shelton, president, Carolyn Swo- getinsky, vice-president, Mary Watson, sec- retary, Linda Beckendorff, treasurer, Norma Harwell, reporter, Maria Gonzales, his- torian, Joan Ruley, librarian. S 66445 The Spanish Club met on the first, third, and fifth Wednesday of the month. The club had many interesting speakers to acquaint the members with Spanish speak- ing countries. Officers were Thad Smith, president, Tommy Wolters, vice-president, Maria Gonzales, secretary, and Stanley McDonald, treasurer. Sponsor was Mrs. Jane Wagner. College Prep met every second and fourth Thursday in the month. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the students with entrance requirements, scholarships, ex- tracurricular activities, and many other phases of college life. The officers for the T959-60 year were Marilyn Miller, president, Kenneth Reaves, vice-president, and Betty Meyer, secretary-reporter. Miss Doris Franz was the sponsor. 53 OFFICERS ARE: Charlie Shafer, President, Dwayne Fussell, Vice-President, Thad Smith, Secretary- Treasurer, and Farriel Culpepper, Reporter. Mrs. Homer D. Shurbet, Sponsor. dw! The membership of the Tiger Club are those who letter in any athletics. OFFICERS ARE: Charlie Shafer, President, Farriel Culpepper, Vice-Presidentf Thad Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, and Dwayne Fussell, His- torian. 6646 The dual purposes ot the Number Sense Club are to become familiar with mathematical short cuts and to increase the participants' speed in calculating. All work is done mentally. Sade fade The boys belonging to Mr. Feeny's Slide Rule Club learn to tinol products, quotients, cube roots, and square roots by using the various scales on the slide rule. I The National Thespian Society is an edu- cational honor and service organization of teachers and students established for the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The aims of the so- ciety are twofold: to establish and ad- vance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic art, and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high school. zeeedfal The Tiger Chat is a weekly mimeographed newspaper published by voluntary mem- bers of the Press Club to express the panorama of life in our school, each issue filled with special meaning and excite- ment for those who have lived it. The hours are long-art work, editorial, fea- tures, proofs, and there is not much satis- faction. We, the staff, consider this year's ex- perience a privilege and extend our ap- preciation to the student body for their co-operation, spirit, enthusiasm, and to our sponsor, Mrs. Hamilton, for her super- vision and assistance. Activities of the Library Club included making bulletin boards every other week, straightening the magazine room, straight- ening bookshelves, pasting magazines into volumes, and handing out past due book slips. The club enioyed watching film strips, pre- senting an assembly program, discussion of books that members have read, and at- tending the Teen Age Library Association convention at which Karen McDonald was presented as a candidate for State His- torian. 56 alone ' During the year, the Future Secretaries dis- cussed the various iobs open to persons applying for secretarial work. The clothes and accessories of a secretary were pointed out as to the apparels a person would wear. The most important item discussed was the application for a iob. Since the obiective of the club is to pro- mote and to help those interested in secre- tarial work, various members typed manu- scripts and papers for members of school. Shorthand speed tests were also given to obtain a greater dictation speed. gyhauz S 12th Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Seventh Sixth Fifth Fourth Third Second First Kindergarten Senicvw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Kenneth Reaves Vice-President-Richard Fussell Secretary-Johness Brown Treasurer-Wayne Leggett Sergeant-at-Arms-Thad Smith SPONSORS Mr. Fred Ruland Mrs. Mayme Hamilton Mr. Theodore Lammert ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. L. C. Jordan Mrs. R. W. Jenkins Mrs. Gordon Fussell CLASS COLORS Silver and Blue CLASS MOTTO The Golden Rule The school year of T959-T960 was a memorable one for the seniors. Their last year of high school ended as a thrilling climax for twelve years of work. It gave them such things to remember as the production of The King and I, a State Champion Football team, a fun-filled trip to Freeport, complete with sunburns, and a graduation night they will forever hold sacred as a turning point in their lives. CLASS FAVORITES Monette Jenkins Richard Fussell WILFORD E. ADAMS Football I, 2, 3, Lettered I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Lettered I, 2, 3, 4, lst District 2, 3, 4, Ist Regional 3, 2nd Regional 4, 6th State 3, Outdoor Sports l, 2, 4, Tiger Club 2, 3, 4, Esquire 4, First Aid I, Reading Club I. MARILYN LEE ALCORN Volleyball I, Pep Squad l, 2, Outdoor Sports 3, First Aid I, Dramatics Club 2, Press Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Chat 4, Art Editor 4, Future Secretaries 3, 4, FHA i, 2, 3, 4. SAMMY LAWRENCE BECKENDORFF FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Lone Star Farmers De- gree 4, Reading Club l, First Aid l, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule 3, 4, Library Club 3, College Prep 4. JIM BONE Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Out- door Sports 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Vice-President 2, Tiger Club I, 2, 3, 4, First Aid i, Number Sense I, 2, Math Review 4, Open Forum 3, President of Class 2, Press Club 4, Third Place in Poetry Reading 4, Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 2, 4, National Honor Society 4. JOHNESE BROWN Band l, 2, 3, 4, District 2, 3, 4, Regional 2, 3, -4, State 2, Solo 3rd 2, Quintet Ensemble lst 3, Quartet Ensemble lst 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Volleyball I, 2, B Team 2, Girls' Sports 2, First Aid J, Reading Club I, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Exchange Editor 4, Art Editor 2, College Prep 4, Class Vice-President I, Secretary 3, 4, FHA 'I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 3rd Vice-President 4, Co-Favorite I, Princess in Queen of Hearts 2. JOSEPH WILLIAM CARROLL Football i, 2, 4, Lettered 4, Track I, 2, Basketball 1, Outdoor Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Number Sense I, Library Club 3, Vice- President 3, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Lone Star Farmers Degree 3, 4. BETTIE COOPER Volleyball l, Manager l, Spelling Club l, President l, Secretary and Reporter I, First Aid 1, Library Club 1, Number Sense 2, Peers 3, Future Secretaries 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4, Annual Staff 2, First Place in Biology at Science Fair 3. I JOSEPH FARRIEL CULPEPPER Football I, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, All- State 4, Captain 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Tiger Club i, 2, 3, 4, First Aid 1, FFA T, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, Sergeant-at-Arms of Class I, 3. ?GiQi?m?k H3ii 53?e'3ENiXWii5KEiEP.E KENNETH .l. DOOLEY Photo Club 1, 2, 3, First Aid 1, Annul Staff 2, Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Outdoor Sports 3, 4, College Prep 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Slide Rule 4. 'W' JUDY DOPSLAU F Volleyball 3, A Team 3, First Aid 1, Reading Club 1, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Press Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 4. NORMA ANN EHLERT Spelling Club 1, 2, President, Secretary and Reporter 1, Par- liamentarian 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, First Aid 1, Pep Squad 2, Peers 3, 4, FTA 4, College Prep 4, Annual Staff 2. CHARLOTTE EVELYN FISHER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, First Aid 1, Reading Club 1, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Chorus 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH FRANZ Football 1, Reading Club 1, First Aid 1, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Esquire Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. GORDON DWAYNE FUSSELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional 3, 4: Hot Rod Club 1, First Aid 1, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 4, Esquire Club 3, 4, Tiger Club 2, 4, FFA 3, 4, President 3. RICHARD NORMAN FUSSELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, District 4, Track 1, 2, 3, District 1, Basketball 1, 2, Class Vice-President 4, Hot Rod Club 1, First Aid 1, Photo Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, Tiger Club 2, 3, 4, Esquire 3, 4, Boys' Athletics 4, FFA 4, King in King of Hearts 4, One-Act Play, Regional 4, Student Council 1. BETTY JO GASSNER QF' 2, 3, 4. MELVA JEAN HAND Band l, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble l, 3, 4, Trio lst l, 3, Quartet l, Sextet 'lst 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Drum Maior 4, First Aid 1, Reporter 1, Girls' Sports 2, Press Club 3, 4, Exchange Editor 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Peers 3, 4, Treasurer 4, College Prep 4, FHA i, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, ist Vice-President 3, President 4, Area lll President 4, FHA Girl of the Month 3, Girl of the Year 3, State FHA Degree of Achievement 4, Outstanding Rural Youth of Texas 4, Class Reporter 2, Class Favorite 1, Honor Roll 3. CARLYNE ANN HART Band i, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 4, Basketball 1, Tennis T, Lettered 1, Referee Club I, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, President 4, Press Club 3, 4, First Aid l, T President hespians 2, Photo Club 2, Vice-President 2, Class 1, FHA 'l, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Student Council 3. GRACE GUZMAN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball i, 3, 4, Manager 4, First Aid i, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Girls' Sports 4, Press Club 3, 4, FHA i, BARBARA JEAN HALL Band l, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 2nd 3, Solo and Ensemble ist 4, First Aid i, Press Club 1, 2, Feature Editor 2, Library Club 2, President 2, Tiger Chat 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Future Secretaries 4, President 4, FHA T, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Peers 3, 4, Secretary 4, ist in Shorthand District 4, Honor 'Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. HAROLD GENE GILBERT Football l, Track l, 2, 4, Outdoor Sports 2, Esquire Club 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, First Aid l. JAMES RICHARD GILBERT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track i, Reading Club l, First Aid l, Esquire Club 4, FFA l, 3. JOYCE MAE GORDEN Band l, 2, 3, 4, Solo lst 'l, Volleyball i, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Tennis l, Lettered 1, Press Club l, 4, Art Editor l, First Aid l, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, FHA i, 2, 3, Photo Club 2, 3, Outdoor Sports 3, 4, Thespians 4, Student Council l. WILLIAM J. GRESAK Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Tennis 4, Junior Class Vice-President 3, First Aid I, Reading Club 1, Outdoor Sports i, 2, 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Class Favorite l, Boys' Athletics 3, 4, Student Council 3. gsteitiiihtihittiilyi1324551359Sliii2r32ti,55iitiMiE.it?iZ55Ziif 'fitiiiii' FLOYED HASKETT JR. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 2nd 1, 2, Solo and En- semble 1st 2, District 1, 4, Regional 1, 3, Spelling Club 2, President 2, First Aid 1, Library Club 1, Debate 1, Number Sense 1, 2, 3, 4, Open Forum 3, Math Seminar 3, 4, College Prep 4, Peers 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Student Council Pres- ident 4. HELENE RUTH H ILL FHA 1, First Aid 1, Reading Club 1, Chorus 2, Press Club 4, Future Secretaries 4, Girls' Sports 4, Annual Staff 2. STANLEY HOFFPAUIR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Lettered 1, First Aid 1, Outdoor Sports 3, FFA 1, 3, Honor Award 1, Service Award 1. JERRY HOUSE Outdoor Sports 2, 3, 4, Reading Club 1, Library Club 3, Esquire Club 3, Science Club 3, First Aid 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmers Degree 4, Honor Award 4, Usher at King of Hearts 3. D e g r ee 4 . fig, g5Qgf1,s ..2fi?E LUCILLE MONETTE JENKINS San Augustine High School, Cheerleader 2, Chorus 1, 2, District Solo 1st 2, Katy High School, Press Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4: Class Favorite 4. BILL JORDAN Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All-District 4, Track 3, Lettered 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Esquire Club 4, First Aid 1, FFA 1, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmers WILLIAM WAYNE LEGGETT Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Lettered 1, Track 1, 2, Outdoor Sports 4, First Aid 1, Reading Club 1, Chorus.2, 3, Esquire 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen of Hearts 2. GARY LYNN MATHIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, First Avid 1, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Esquire Club 4. VIRGINIA DALE MEADOR Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, B Team I, 2, 3, A Team 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, First Aid I, Press Club 4, Future Secretaries 4, FHA I, 2, 4. BETTY .IEANETTE MEYER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Quartet Ist I, Trio Ist I, 3, Solo and Ensemble Sextet Ist 3, Solo and Ensemble Sextet 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Fourth Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, First Aid I, Girls' Sports 2, Thespians 3, 4, Vice- President 4, College Prep 4, Secretary 4, Class Vice-President 2, Pe-ers 3, 4, Best Actress 2, One-Act Play 2, All-Star Cast 3, One-Act Play 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Secretary ot Student Council 4, DAR 4, National Honor Society 4. MARILYN AELLE MILLER Band I, 2, 3, 4, District 3, All-District 4, Regional 4, State 4, 2nd Ensemble 2, Ist Ensemble 2, 3, 4, 3rd Solo 2, Ist Solo 3, Ist Twirling 3, 4, Ist Twirling Ensemble 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, First Aid I, Peers 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, College Prep 4, Program Chairman 4, Class Secretary I, FHA I, 2, Decla- mation I, Best Dressed on Freshman Day I. CARLA HIGGINS NELSON Volleyball I, Library Club I, Program Chairman I, First Aid I, Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Thes- pians 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, FHA I, 2, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Peers 4. VIOLET ORSAK FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, FTA I, 2, 3, Historian 2, 3, Chorus I, First Aid I, College Prep 2, Annual Staff 2, 4, Art Editor 2, 4. CHARLES PECK JR. Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All-District 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports I, First Aid I, Reading Club I, Esquire Club 3, 4, Tiger Club 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4. VINCENT PEREZ , Football I, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Track I, 3, Basketball I, 2, Lettered I, Outdoor Sports I, 2, Boys' Athletics 3, 4, Tiger Club 4, Esquire Club 4, Library Club I, Reading Club I, First Aid I, FFA 3, 4. EUGENE POLLARD Football 2, Track 2, Outdoor Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Reading Club I, First Aid I, FFA 2, 3, 4. JOANN CONSTANCE RALMUTO Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, B Team 2, A Team 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-District 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Spelling Club l, Secretary and Reporter l, interscholastic Spelling 2nd Place 1, Library Club i, First Aid 1, College Prep 2, Peers 4, 3rd in Shorthand Dis- trict 4, FHA l, 2, 4. KENNETH SHERMAN REAVES Band T, 2, 3, 4, Most Outstanding Student 1, District B State Band 2, Student Director Regional 3, Student Director District 4, Solo and Ensemble 2nd i, Solo and Ensemble lst 3, 4, Declamation 4, Chorus 1, 2, Debate l, Secretary 'l, First Aid 'l, College Prep 2, 4, Peers 3, 4, Open Forum 3, Math Seminar 3, Class Treasurer 1, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, Treasurer 3, American Legion Boys' State 3, Second in Science Fair 3, Most Courteous 3, Honor Roll il, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Saluta- torian 4. MAE DELL RH EMAN Band 1, Volleyball i, Pep Squad 3, President 3, First Aid l, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, FHA i, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. RUTH SCHULAK Reading Club l, First Aid l, Science Club 2, 3, Secretary, Re- porter and Treasurer 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4. TEA E e , CHARLIE SHAFER Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Lettered T, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered i, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 3, First Aid 1, Chorus 3, Esquire Club 3, 4,' President 4, Tiger Club 3, 4, President 4, FFA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4, Lone Star Farmers De- gree 4, Class Favorite 2, 3, FHA Beau 4. LOUNETTE SHELTON Band l, 2, 3, 4, District 2, 3, 4, Regional 3, 4, Solo and En- semble 'lst 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, First Aid 1, Science Club 3, Reporter 3, FTA 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Thespians 3, 4, College Prep 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-President 3, 4, One-Act Play, Best Actress 4, Best Supporting Actress, Regional 4, Summer Stock Play 2, Junior Play 3, King of Hearts 4. gmgigigfz THAD SMITH, Ill Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered T, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered T, Basketball 1, Lettered I, Outdoor Sports 1, 3, Secretary l, Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 3, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4, Esquire Club 4, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, One-Act Play 4, Best Actor District 4, Supporting Cast Regional 4. KENNETH STARN ES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, First Aid 1, Number Sense 2, 4, Math Seminar 3, College Prep 2, 4, Slide Rule 4. PEGGY TALLY Band l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, B Team 2, A Team 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Red Cross ip First Aid lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, College Prep 2, Peers 3, Thespians 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. ERNEST THOMAS MARK THOMPSON Outdoor Sports 1, 2, First Aid 1, Debate 1, Open Forum 2, Number Sense 'l, 2, 3, 4, College Prep 2, Spanish Club 3, Math Seminar 4, Peers 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 2, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 2nd in Extemporaneous Speech 4. MOLLY ULOTH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Twirling Solo Ensemble ist 3, Twirling Solo Ensemble 4, Solo Ensemble 4, 2nd Solo Ensemble Clarinet Quartet 27 Chorus l, 2, First Aid lg College Prep 2, Press Club 3, 4, Future Secretaries 3, 4, Secretary 4, FHA T, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 3, 4. BILL WHITLEY Corregan High School Basketball I, 2, Lettered 2, Captain I, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball Sweetheart 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 3, Katy High School Chorus 4. GEORGE FARMER 65 PRESDDENT Oidmk Euan ......f... 3 FQAMT H AROLD ANN RSCHARD GSLBERT HELEN S-H LL W J GRESAA JERRY MARELYN MELLER O RSA K RALMUTU VINCENT PE REI ' 1 MAE RMEMAN EUGENE POLLAHD RUTH 51:1-:uw-14 ,..,..,... -- .,., M.,....,,,,.,.....W, W.. , . . ULATH THOMVSOH G BETTXE QCQQL gush The rf 511 EZENQLZ3 TMf'?f'l'f, 4 if 1 ,,,5w,,f frXl,. ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR In December, The class had a Progressive Supper and Social. A Hobo Day was also held. The big evenT of The year was The Junior-Senior BanqueT and Prom. This year The Theme of The Two was SouThern Ball. The banqueT TeaTured Turkey and dressing. The prom decoraTion in The recreaTion room was souThern colonial. OFFICERS Presidenf Lenny STefTens Vice-Presidenf Bill Madsen Secretary-Reporfer Mary KaThryn Watson Treasurer Bill Bone Sergeant-aT-Arms Bill WaTTs ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. M. E. WaTTs Mrs. A. C. Madsen Mrs. Reed SmiTh SPONSORS Miss Johnoween Gill Miss HarrieT Kefchum Mr. Maple Pollard CLASS FAVORITES Bessie STurm Lenny STeTfens 67 Clifton Atwood Patricia Bafson Linda Beckendorff Barbara Bollinger Bill Bone Evereif Brock Ruth Bundick Sherry Doss Marilyn Elkins Donald Eufon Freda Freeman Lynda Fry Maria Gonzales James Griffin Sally Griffin Bob Grisham John Hand Dwayne Harris Norma Harwell Billy Haskeff Vicki Heinemeier Esther Holley Elnora Hudgens Charles lnce Kenneth Keohn Joyce Lindeman Bill Madsen Stanley McDonald Virginia Moon Pam Moore Rita Motheral Sammy Neeley Lois Nickols Annie Mae Orsak Butch Polan Lynda Pollard Anthony Ralmuto Donna Roberts Charles Robison Joan Ruley wo wmv -sm W ml sg if ' sr !1 ,,V. 27 Q4 K - 'V-:-vigil? ' ff- Qs. ' , 's sr . 7- as if i Vg, -f a lla ' Barbara Sanford Velva Schrader Paul Short Ross Spencer Herbie Stallkneckt Phyllis Smith Lenny Steftens Bessie Strurn Lynn Strum Albert Voigt Carolyn Voigt Mary K. Watson Bill Watts Lenda West Roy Wiesner Gene Whitenack Florence Wilkinson Tornmy Wolters Philip Woods Volan Youngblood CLASS OFFICERS President Billy Staton Vice-President Kenneth Thompson Secretary Roberta Cummings Treasurer Jeanie Madsen Reporter Becky Cardiff Sergeant-at-Arms Doug Gilbert CLASS FAVORITES Roberta Cummings Doug Gilbert l The Sophomore Class has many memories to look back on. A cake sale helped the treasury. For their annual party, the sophs went iuvenile for a scavenger hunt. To raise money for next year, to sponsor the Prom, the future iuniors have money-making activities planned for the summer. They include selling cold drinks at the ball game and a car wash. The room mothers were Mrs. Raymond Dollins, Mrs. Richard Woods, and Mrs. Buster New- man. M.f f www L, fr? Wi , a 4, l E i M ,ami QR an fir. W ff ':: is 'QQ 5 nfsirs Q ll Qwsiis if Q, Q Li x I 'I ,fuzz Duane Benfley Dorofhy Brown Becky Cardiff Bobby Carroll Dorofhy Clapp Tommy Cray Roberta Cummings Donna Dibbens Marvin Divin Raymond Dollins Linda Edwards Janice Enfrop Ralph Fisher Kay Foster Walfer Golbow Jerry Goynes Douglas Gilbert Jimmy Griffin Ronnie Harrison Dale Haynes Glenn Heathcock Twylli Hewitt Ann Highrabeclian Anice Hillhouse Jack Jackson Larry Jinks Jackie Johnson Glen Jordan Patricia Klier Gillard Kosina Wayne Langehennig Jeannie Madsen Jay Mangum Milo Marks Beth Metgzer Larry Mikeska Lloyd Minze Wayne Morris Emma Myers Ralph Myers is ,I g fm l'.. ,?i'f:'i' rig fail 'QQ' ,rl 13' , ,xl L i IJ, up t r U B E 91 in is-X , 4 'Sr 5- uvxlgiixf --H r 5 Y xxx' K z A I - Y .,.rl'- , 1: 5 3 , 1? ' we - . 1' .2 Hs .. Egg, ' ' ' 5225134 E E .V X 'ri A Sr, if f 57125 1 i X f 4' W ' s wg' a2t 'k394 'l '- f A .,3, ,cpm -1, 51 F Q' N664 -5 ff fi f , Larry Newman Gabriel O'Con Alfred Peck J. C. Ramsey LaNette Reed Barbara Rother Karen Ruley Jane Schmidt Henry Speckmaier Billy Bob Staton Carolyn Swogetinsky Ann Thompson Kenneth Thompson Alice Threadgill Jack Vaughan Peggy West Larry Warren Warren Walding Sharon Wilson Darryl Woods . J., :tw f CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Youngblood, Reporter, Marilyn Leggett, Secretary: Billy Schlottman, President Gary Gostecmk Vice-President, Joan Woods, Class Favorite Girl, and Orval Rhoads, Class Favorite Boy Room mothers were Mrs. Melvin Jordan, Mrs. Ray Woods, and Mrs. Travis Marks. CLASS ACTIVITIES December provides a weiner roast in the V.F.W. Park. After the fill of hot dogs and all that went with them a skating party was held in the old gym. May turned out cooler than ever this year. A Hobo Day be- ginning at 8 a.m., with Bliss Grimet and Mary Vaughan as Katy chairmen, Gary Gostecnik chairman in Brookshire, and Ginger Bone and Suzanne Marks as chairmen in Barker, helped make a deposit in the class account. Car washing, baby sitting, cleaning flower beds, cleaning house-things like these they did. After the events of this day of play after work a swimming party, with eats, in the Recreation Room climaxed May 14th. Larry Alexander Charles Anderson Mike Bacon Gordon Barrett Ginger Bone Helen Brinegar Charles Cooper Glenn Cullins Donald Elder Rosemary Farmer Phillip Garza Jerry Gipson Gary Gostecnik Danny Griffin Bliss Grim-et Nicky Guzman Johnny Hall Sondra Haskett Linda Heathcock Jack lnce fa,fG ,ffm ,A L Orval Rhoads Helen Robichaux Bill Schloftman Erwin Schulak Jimmie Shipman Frances Skrivanel Mary Smith Sue Spencer Leon Threadgill Pete Thomas Mary Vaughan Lincla Walding James Watson Larry Williams Joan Woods Sharon Youngblood CLASS OFFICERS: Greg Longenbaugh, Treasurer, Johnny Rhodes, President, Frank Dallas, Sergeant-at-Arms, Don Thurman, Vice-President, Barbara Kristoff, Secretary. Room Mothers were Mrs. J. D. Woods, Mrs. Thad Smith, and Mrs. Perry Robertson. Billy Aldrich CLASS FAVORITES-Mike Newman and Marsha Fussell. CLASS ACTIVITIES The class gave a courtesy party to end a whole week of stressing courtesy. Posters, signs, and a written article in The Tiger Chat stressed courtesy week. A hay ride and a hamburger supper was the party for the first semester. The second semester party was a swimming, sack lunch, and a movie- A Date With Judy. Bob Bacon Linda Baker Marilyn Beckendorff Judy Beckendorff Kathy Cameron William Cardiff Kenneth Clayton Margaret Clayton Frank Dallas Susan Dietz 79 Chris Smith Ronnie Stewart Carolyn Thomas Don Thurman Sharon Vaughan Sherry Voigt Hyman West Janet Woods Billy Wheless Robert Whifenack Roy Wygrys Joe Zubik ,f fl ,,.. .:.,: ' . , L iw iw Y if A aa, Dorothy Moon Bob Motheral Linda Myers Mike Newman Cyril Orsak Karen Pitts Maxine Ray Johnnie Rhodes Johnnie Richnow Karen Robertson Rose Rother Royce Short ., WM erri yr Robert Doss Billy Dube Elizabeth Elkins Donna Ellis Barbara Fisher Marsha Fussell Dennis Gordon Donnie Gibbs Joe Gonzales Jo Carroll Goynes Lorance Gresak Lucy Guzman ?2 M Barney Hewitt Chester Hill Sherwin Hines Barbara Kristof Ronnie Larnmet Gwynn Linihan Lynn Linihan Greg Longenbaugh Linda Lott Verna Manes Clinton McGuire George Monigold CLASS OFFICERS President, Presley Schoenemann Vice-Presidents, Dale Smith and Ronald Davis Secretary, Mary Chesnutt Treasurer, Enoch Anderson Reporter, Larry Fuller Sergeant-at-Arms, Truett Bell CLASS FAVORITES Mary Chesnutt and Enoch Anderson SPONSORS Mr. King and Mr. Whitmore ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Whitson Mrs. Schoenemann CLASS ACTIVITIES The year of I959-I 960 was a very busy year for the Seventh Grade. They will remem- ber the class parties-the hay ride and the scavenger hunt, and the swimming parties as the most enjoyable parties of the year. Enoch Anderson Sandra Bachler Clayton Barber Lewin Barber Carlton Baucum Truetf Bell Linda Brown Narrel Bruney Neveline Bruney Charles Cardiff Janet Carson Mary Chesnutt Ronald Davis Elaine DeViIlier Jane Drake Mike Fielder Larry Fielder Charles Goynes Clyde Grimet Charles Harlan Martin Haskett Doris Helfer Doris Jackson Larry Johnson Sherial Johnson Linda Johnson Barbara Kaminski Barbara Kristof James King Ray Mangum Ruth Metzger Dorothy Minshew viii 1,3 :WL X A 4 , I ' - , 9 ,- V ' Q .writ ' 1: vii? '5172 N fi ea, . . 1 Y-1..a..f 1aif1 Q Nil 1 H ' ' K-1 - 'Te '- J , 'ini-g., ivy., iz e uaaQ 4 A N? K, ff? WF W K, 55 Q 9 f' an f if 4 44:5 V, ..,, , v ig is ' ,Y .,.v 'Hx 'QLW' New 312, 54 X gl? xl - - iw, Q,. it 5: . . 5 Q ' T 3' J Mr A1 i in 2 i 5 ' 'Q La- 3 , ', -Li z ' H V Wg . .. 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Barbara Gilbert Linda Goerner Mike Griffin Billy Grisham Randy Jinks Nancy Johnston Don McDaniel Carl McGuire Robert Moehle Shirley Moore Janis Murray William Myers Tommy Nichols Rebecca Peek Malinda Poorman Joanne Rains Stanley Short Terry Stockdick Judy Wheeler Sandra Wolters and The sixth grade enioyeol their weekly spelling bees. Of particular interest were the scien proiects. They nwake Scrapbooks, cliorarnas, e perirnents, and olisplays. W. R. Batson Kathleen Bishop mid The sixth grade enioyed defeating the seventh grade in a football game. They have enioyed an Easter skating party. The most exciting thing they did was graduate into Junior High School. Tom Bearden MR. ALFRED HLUCHAN B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Houston Steve Bloomfield Nancy Clayton Reba Cook Sue Dube Mark Doss Addison Flowers Linda Hill Freeman Kelly Virginia ,Leggett Ida Faye Moore Pat Newman Sandra Noirville Theresa Pavlicek Charles Ray Rollie Robertson Kathy 'Schlottman Linda Starnes Royce Tamplin Ray Williams David Wheless MRS. BESS MOTHERAL B.S., Texas Woman's University, Denton Texas. Graduate study: University of Houston. Gwen Cardiff Vicky Cardiff William Commander Cynthia Edwards Raymond Guzman James Hayes James Herzog Beverly Hoffpauir Steve Jordan Bobby Lambright Julia Lee Ruby Lindsey Marvin Smith Barbara Stamps Dina Thomas Barbara Whitley Eddie Woods Terry Woods Manuel Ybarra Sandra Youngblood mamma qftd The fifth grade, in addition to their usual studies, has experimented with a variety of different proiects in science. For these proiects they have made a compass, telegraph, and motor. Their studies in science have covered the Universe, soil conservation, and a study of rocks and animal life. Barry Bingle Marvin Brown Fayne Cardiff ff wagner. MR. A. G. BLACK B.S., M.Ed., North Texas State College Denton, Texas. John Commander Susan Creech Jane Dilorio Curtis Edwards Addie Flowers Roddy Fuller Alton Griffin Alvis Griggs Dick Harlan Keith Morton Daniel Parlier Lynn Peek Linda Pryor Marvin Ray Carolyn Rylander Jane Sanders Calvin Skrivanek Jody Villa Curtis White Nancy Williams MRS W M DAVIS BA Howard Payne College, Brownwood, Texas MEcl., University of Houston. Roy Anderson Lee Beckenclorff Sue Brooks Patsy Brown Lester Clayton Mary Freeman Sandra Fussell Philip Hoyt Mark Longenbough Tommy Mathis Gary McGuire Scott McGowan Larry McMurrough Freddy Pierce Earlene Pitcher Kay Pollard Fay Pollard Joyce Rhodes Pamela Schreiber Alan Weiderholcl 6,454 The Fifth Grade, among their other studies, have covered in his- tory, The Story of American Freedom. While reading this story, they enjoyed portraying the different characters who gave Us our American heritage. We also looked forward to the UlL Spring Meet. lris Adams Dennis Alexander as mmm www can are z am!! The Tourth grade enioyed Weekly visits To The city library This year. They vvent on Trips around The school grounds collecting interesting specimens of plant and animal lite to display in The room. Visits were made to The high school To acquaint Them with The building. They also worked on arT proiects. MRS. G. M. HUTSELL B.S., San Marcos Teachers College, M.Eol., University of Houston. Graduate studies: University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, North Texas State College, Denton, Texas. -s ,H - :L-.,4:. 1 wzuws-1--1:-:T-14vvf-sf .wg M T ' Diana Bobo Bobby Bruney Charles Clayton Mary Commander Jon Corbell Robert Cotton Edwin Dobson Jay Elder Dennis Goerner Jimmy Grisham Charles Guzman Preston lzard Carol Jenkins Davalyn Massey Danny Matthews Donnah Mau Pamela Morton Charlene Orsak Bill Pavlicek Jo Poorman April Smith Janet Stanberry Vernon Vaughan Sherry Wheeler Dennis Wilson Roger Bareak Brenda Bearden Glenn Beckendroft Wanda Beckendroff Melissa Breckman Robert Cooper Kathy Drake Lee Ernestes Ricky Ferrill Ethel Johnson J. P. Johnson Lana McLeod Linda McGuire Glenn McPherson Buzzy Minshew Ralph Monigold Gary Nowlin Nancy Peek Gwen Pierce Diana Robinson Van Scroggins Rosanne Stockclick Don Tillerson Dean Williams Christine Wilson ?amZ4 Some of the fourth grade students read science books to increase their knowledge in the science field, and qualify for an achieve- rnent award certificate. They enjoyed Christmas, Valentine, and Easter parties. The students are looking forward to becoming fifth graders. MRS. R. C. WALDRIP B.S., M.Ecl., University of Houston. Graduate study at North Texas College, Denton, Texa VK'-an ' Mi ' f.tw4-Wi.:-i-f'! ff-- '-'.i.Lf:43kiii ik dad This past year the third grade had their own Science Fair. They entertained Mrs. Weisner's class and Mrs. Mullins' class by putting on two programs, Our Shelter and Foods, Posters and Reports. They enjoyed a trip to Houston as a culminating activity in social studies, and exchanged letters and state flowers with third graders in other states. MRS. W. D. FUSSELL B.S., SHTSCg M.Eol., University of Houston. Attended: University of Texas qpswaaw. :L -1f-.s,.i-.1w..i,fwmfw-s.w.fs,.i..s,1f 1wi.:siiff,-sm mi Donna Carter Sarah Commander Theresa Ernstes Joy Lynn lzard Robert Magee Barbara Massey Stephen Massey Pat McDaniel Mary McMurrough Don McShan Lee Morton Kay Murray Jackie Pryor Elsia Short Stewart Simpson Mark Swogetinsky Robert Wheless Lanny Wilkinson Johnny Youngblood MRS EFFlE QUINN WIESNER B S M Ed University of Houston. Attended SHSTC and Blinn Junior College. Joyce Brown Deborah Cardiff Wayne Cardiff Gary Chesnutt Deana Pierce Jane Ellis Wayne Ferrill Janice Freeman Shelia Grisham Bobby Harlan Fonda Myers Deborah Nichols Jimmy Nitschke Neel Morton Karen Olson Debra Rains Freddy Schlipt George Shannon Kay Sible Margaret Smith The third grade had an enioyable time building an electromagnet crane during their science unit on electricity. During this unit they also learned how an electric light and an electric bell works hooked up to a dry cell battery. When studying the Sahara Desert, they built an oasis town and a scene depicting the Nomadic lite of the desert shepherds. Leonard Arnold Lillie Beth Bell Brenda Bishop W3 SEN QW l ' All 1552521353 The Second Grade has received new science books and have been experimenting with seeds, electricity, simple machines, dit- ferent forms of water, and weather charts. MRS. C. E. CAPERS B.A., Northwestern State, Natchitoches, Louisiana: M.Ed., University of Houston. Attended: Dodd College, Shreveport, Louisiana, Centenary College, Shreveport, Louisiana. Connie Bolton Kathy Bruney Debby Cardiff J. W. Cayce Charles 'Courville Clay Creech Charlotte Dubose Clayton Franz Carolyn Hicks Bob Johnson Harold King Charlotte McGuire Debra McPherson Kenneth Perkins Patsy Skrivanek Brandon Smith Betty Stanberry Stuart Taylor Charla Wilson Terri Wolters MRS MARGARET B. MULLINS B S M Ed., University of Houston. Elizabeth Cardiff Reba Clayton Pat Dilorio Kenneth Freeman Wayne Griggs Kathy Hirsch Nancy Lambert Rebecca McGuire Denny McShan Denise Morgan Victor Nelson Mark Peek Carolyn Pierce Leslie Pitcher Johnnie Ray Clarissa Rains Linda Rhodes Janis Shiller Donna Thomas Johnny Ybarra Mrs. Mullins' second grade enioyed a Christmas Party given them by their room mothers. They drew names and everyone re- ceived gifts. ln science they studied plants and animals and made a collection of insects. They also took field trips to make a study of nature. David Cardiff L The second grade enioyed thematic proiects of Halloween, Thanks- giving, Christmas, and for Easter we illustrated The Easter E'gg Tree. Our goal: To like to read. MRS. WALDINE V. SLOAN B.S., M.Ed., Southwest Texas State College, San Marcos, Texas ville, Texas. Ronnie Barcak Attended: Sam Houston State Teachers College, Hunts- Donnis Barker Claudia Cheshire James Cleveland Gayle Cullins Randy Hamilton Gene Holder Judson Kilpatrick Mike Kinberger Allan Lambright Johnella Mims Sue Moebes Linda Moore Robert Poorman Wesley Ray Bill Shurbet Janis Stanwood Sharon Stewart Alece Taylor Arthur Williams Mike Williams Joan Franz Charles Freeman Ralph Grisham Marilyn Haczynski Ricky Hicks Glenda Hummel Lamar Kelley George Lee David Lovett Donald Marcy Debby McShan Cindy Lou Morgan Mike Pitcher Pamela Pooley Jerry Pryor Kenneth Ray Deborah Stamps Kathy Winkler Ralph Woods Thurman Vaughan Our first grade had a wonderful year, with which we shall all look back on with fond memories. We shall recall Halloween Trick or Treat, baking bread at Thanksgiving, the Pinata Christmas Party with colored movies and our magic Christmas Tree awarded to us from the PTA. We shall never forget the snow on Lincoln's birthday, our part in the King ot Hearts, the Science Fair, and our Easter Egg Tree and hunt. Mies. HAZEL stAsNY PArtlsoN B.S., University of Houston. Attended: S.H.S.T.C., Huntsville, Texas, Howard Payne Attended: S.H.S.T.C., Huntsville, Texas: Howard Payne, Brownwood, Texas. Graduate study at University of Houston. Kenneth Akins Michele Boulter Michael Brackman . s . asf? atv... it . -- ,A as . . .tr tst... ....... ... ... ...,,.,. ... ... r . , . pst fn P P S s ft ti 2 if Q milfs 15.1 .fu-:tu :HM- af, szffg,fy,sfz.sSi Q..-gfi.-vi11'..i2 ffl. 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Attended: University of California, Los An- geles, California, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, Sam Houston Teacher's Col- lege, Huntsville, Texas. Joe Adams John Anderson Miss Hayes helped the children to make friends with music Through singing, rhythmic activities, listening, and play- ing instruments. Music helps the chil- dren to increase their understanding of themselves and others through music ex- periences. MISS JEAN ETTE HAYES B.M., Stephen F. Austin State College, Nacogdoches, Texas, M.Ed., University of Houston. Graduate Studies at Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico. Rhythms-an outlet of the feeling of the sound of music. The chorus is made up of fifth and sixth students. I02 ,R , W E 13 P xiii. 3 2 1 J., Q lfiv-msyg Y.--nr .WWW , W ....- - G: W .Q 19- ' Qv Nia ,f S p. ':,. v . 1,,', f -If , If bw.. , Q . .A 'H ja X 4. Aftwf ' 1: 1.5, -x 11,1 egiv 4: f'?'3f'- v 'E X 59 1 '1 'SPH Q nk fm I' -' '-'J-.fr ..-:af gm lm W I N 4. '3 '-'J'!' !'.' ' ' '2'. 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