Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1953 volume:

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' 'Y K M A . if ,nr ff .'V4 r I-I' n I L' X' ' 1 Ili s ff' K if - N Z' WANDA WILLHOITE Iumor Ed xtor I5 SANDRA SMITH Art Edxtor LEE GENE RANKIN Busmess Manager DELORES BROWN Co Ed1tor Boys Sports MARY FISCI-TER Art Edltor NANCY LEE PUFFER GITIS Sports Ed1tor A ev- 3' A. ZOLA PARKER Co Ed1tor Boys Sports AVERILL BRINKMAN NELWYN GARY Soc1ety Edltor Senlor Edltor LAVERNE TUMA VELVA ANN LONG Sophomore Edltor Sophomore Edu r I2 L B KELLER Sponsor The Main Building This building is t he oldest building on the campus and to it the other buildings have been added. It is the original built in 1924, and from it Pasadena High School has expanded to its present size. 1 The Science Building One of the newest and most modem of the high school buildings is the Science Building. In this building all the sci- ences are located. It was completedin 1951 and the new addition was com- pleted in 1952. ,,-,........-v- '4 ,...-fb. ' N ' - - 401-S5 'ff'fl1-g-fri: , fl. L .,,1b... ..c,,- if -4.-i,.4.l 1 ,S 'S '1-Y .,-. 5.3. .Q . - -ef. V . r... - .1 .. - J, -:Q-7.-Q :l fer gd. .V- . ,ff --QQ, A: - '-iilqmg... , The New Wing The newest an d most modem building on the campus isthe beautiful new wing completed in 1952. This building will serve as the main building in future years. , 'yn -M5 .41 , :..1n1. '.-L -.14 T' gi' is The Boys Gym One of the largest and most beautiful gymnasiunis in T e x a. s is the Pasadena Boys Gym. Statewide tournaments are held in the gym which was built in 1948. L.-. 59:5 Y ' ' 71.13 w' - ,Z , Pj, JW' 5316, ' X Q -1 ', ' ' The Cottage Here the fu t u r e homemakers learn to cook,to sew, and to keep house. just as the home is the backbone of the nation, so the cottage is a substantial part of school life. r' 5 4 Li ,yrifv . 5, 1- , 4512... 9 , ' . ' f '52 l ' ' f H3551 X . il. ' W.: ,. v.-ri, . ,-W . y., I, A.-1,5 . ,NV mir! .I ,-xi. 1.-. The Cafeteria This building is one of the most popular buildings on the campus. It was built in 1946 and has seen much use since that time for dances as well as for cafeteria purposes. The Vocational Building '.- :, x-Q,- . , .Y .-.., X 9 iff ' -, 1155 4. L-.1 UA gals 5 The Band Hall Stu11's Strutters have strutted from this building since 1946, when it was built. The band has always played an impor- tant part in the school, and from this building emerges the marching and con- cert band. Music can be heard from this building any time of day and oftentimes at night. The band hall is always busy with the activities of the band and other school activities. This building was built in 1948 and it is f a m o u s for its. outstanding vocational departments. Here students may learn many types of vocational trades which will help them in their futureyears. g 'QP' 3 -, J, k -.i 4 its-J - 'll' Fling., LEADERS Q-1 FV? 'Wr H I Lllley, V106 Presldent, IS servlng hls second year as member of the Board He works at Slnclalr Refinery Nlr leff I Pllllllllg IS si rung., lllk flrst u lr IS lllllll ur of the Bo lrd lk IS ln tlln rn ll Lst llc lHlSlllLSN Illrlu XX lllllllllil' of llll Holrcl l Lml llul lt S I llllllll ll K orpor lll0ll hls fiftunth war IS member of thr Bo lrd L llorks for the Slncl llr RLHIILYN -X W C llhoun IS serllllg llls Illllfll Will' .ls member of the Bolrrl HL IS unploxecl lt Shnll Ull C UIHDIIN Rcflncrx Nlr R B Frazler Prcsldent IS suwlng hls fifth vear as member of the Board Ile IS Lmploved lt Chlmplon Paper md Flbrr. fompam .96 fl Mr Sam Schafer Secretary, IS servlng hls thlrd vear 'ls member of the Board Hls buslness I5 .luto parts U . . C. ' - ' '. , - ' ' 5 '-4 ax - - i 1 . l Q Q . ' . li . .b - ' Vs , X .. 1, Mr. 1 '. lfisllvr is serving llis ciglltll your as , ' ' ' A . l 0 is ' ll! I 1 fllcll , S , . 5 . Mr. Karl IC. Kruse, Assistant Secretary, is serving '- -- 5 -- if - - 1 . 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' I. is Mr Vlncent VV Mlllcr h ns bccn Supcrlntend ent of the Pasadena Independent Sch ml D oc IS trlct for elght vears hc IS 1 graduate of Center H h lg School xnd has thc BS Degrec from NIA Dcgrcc from thc UlllVLI'SlfW of Colorado Mr Walter L Faseler has been secondar y co ordmator of the Pasadena School system for t wo years He attended Yancy Hugh School and received hrs BS Degrec from San Mar cos State Teachers College and has N1 A It thc Umverslty of Texas we-nf 'Sir Robert W flllfllllll has hccn Xssxt s mt Supcnntcndcnt of thc Pasadcna School Dlstrlct f or eight scars Hc IS 1 grlduatc of Ahllcnc Ahlltlll Chnstlan Collcgc l thc NI A D1 g.,rcc from C corgc Pc lhods C ollc1.,c Mr Howell W Niann has servcd hls hrst vear h In t e Pasadena School system as co ordmator of admmlstratnve servlces for pupxl personnel He attended hugh school ln Texarkana Arkan sas and received his BS Degree from Sam H t S ous on tate Teachers College x fx I 5 Y I , ' ' .',-1 , I ' v,..k. fi ., A '. . ' 1 .5 - ' High School and has a B.S. Degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College and an . ' - - I I -1- ant - . .. . -- A.. .,,. . ' j . H f.. 5. . .2 I-j .,.' - V . . . , s ' ' - . . .K U ' L 1 . A h i . . . , - . - l . .z r : . . . -19:45 'rw-4 N-J M1 Tllman B Wh1te pr1nc1pal of Pasa dena H1 h Scl1ool has been 1n the Pasa lt na school st st m 21 tears He attend veil school 1n Mt Pleasant T e x.1s and Colle at Colun1b1a Umy rs1tx Mlss Nma Sue Taylor sen1or counselor hasbeen at PHS lb years She attended Polytechmc Hlgh School an d the Um vers1ty of Texas Mr Granv1lle Kn1ght,jun1or counselor and sponsor of the Student Councxl, has been at PHS 2 years He attendedAth ens High School Texas U n 1 v e r s 1 t y N T S T C andthe Un1vers1ty of I-lous ton Mr Carroll Teague ass1stant prmcxpal of Pasadena Hxgh has been IU the Pasa dena school sy ste m 13 years He at tended je ff Davls Hxgh School and Sam Houston State Teachers College Mrs Mary P 1 c k e n s, sophomore coun selor, has been at PHS 7 years She at tended S M U Texas, St Mary's Un1 vers1ty and Clucago Umversxty Q, -. Il Mrs Nadme Pursell vocat1onal secre tary, has been at Pasadena I-hgh School 5 years She attended PHS and Pasadena s her home town Mr L P Card,vocat1onal drrector has 1 been 1n the Pasadena school system 12 years He attended Sam Houston Hxgh School and Texas A G M ll Mrs Lenore Sherrod who IS Mr Wl'ute's secretary has been at PHS 1 year She attended Central l-hgh School 1nTulsa Oklahoma WW MFI ,fm Y -Ate ark Nr EQ xxx y ,f Mrs DorothyCast1l.le has been reglstrar Here for 6 years She attended Pasadena Hxg h School and Sam Houston State Teachers College Mrs Clara Belle Stubbs, who IS a grad uate of PHS has been attendance clerk here for 1 year She also has 4 years prevlous experxence workxng at PHS P x I . , . - . . . l . , . 17 ' r J- 'ffq KH .xx -I, KAI Q x N1 S u J Y KM X N ! A! '-1, X N4 1 'N QNX RN-.45 If xA 4 X 1 kk 1 lf! S X ax 'K ,f X' 'N-QA ' xy was Q- I f ' yr! ff -4 ,k . fx - N- f X C as 'L .X , f SR 3 X m '33 I 'J-Te , . 2 -P, -, AK A 5? S M . ' g R' Q, , P I - .,.,. I g .3 -N p T I , - x' 0 -.... . ' X 1-.,?Yf.jn',y'-. . L P. gi., ',H,af ',ffAj n uv.: L I ,xt ga, 7 mil, 1 ik Xu: h rm. I .. .L - gf f -. Mrs. Mildred Bevan Biology 9 years at P. H, S. 1 Mr. Duane Howard History Social Science 6 years at P. H. S. Mrs. Nevada Miller English 6 years at P. H. S. Mg, A1131-1 S01-y Mrs. Lounell Nunn Mr. Herman Garrett Physics Typing Distributive Education 3 years at P, H, S, Stenography 6 years at P. H. S. 7 years at P. H. S. ' Mr. 1. P. Madole History 4 years at P. H. S. Mrs. Renee Slate Choral Music Director 5 years at P. H. S. 'ix Mrs. jeanne Smith 5 years at P. H. S. Senor Angel Vilalta Mr. Lonnie B. Keller journalism Bookkeeping Commercial Math 7 years at P. H. S: Physical Education Spanish 1 U2 years at P.H.S. vw-' ,. - I f ' Y, si ' N. 5 x ' '33 'f Q e. A .j- me K .L ...ar li .y. . i km hu. 3' . ' t 'Zhi X xiii xoix fx li if X f A5 .V ll . . IAF Miss Bertha Hoffman Home Economics 20 years at P. H. S. Mrs. Pauline Williams Librarian 10 years at P.H.S Mr. C. P. Wall Math 17 years at P H S Mrs. Frances Sm1th Commercial Spelling Algebra Typing 1 year at P.H.S. if 4 W ,, , 4' ' New ls , Mr- lack Bains Miss Ruth McC1ung Mr. Herbert Mattison Civics English Wood Shop Algebra 11 yea,-5 at Pj-1.5. 1 year at P.H.S. l 2 U2 years at P.H.S. Mr. Ralph Stafford Math 1 year at P.H.S, Mrs. Marc1a Andrles Enghsh History 1 4 years at P.H.S. 1+ V ai. - Mr. Ioe Hoot Metal Shop 2 years at P.H.S. QD- fx Ins Miss Arden Eversmcycr Mr. Rushing Manning Mrs. Nelda Hawkins Physical Education Vocational Agriculture English 1 year at .P.H.S. 4 years at P.H.S. 1 year at P.H.S. 1 . ' A- ' :P ' Wx ya' 5 'D 9 1 n. rf 'I .. v x ,W I' x v- xiii Miss Mattie McClung English 22 years at P.H.S. I Coach Weldon Ph1H1ps Physical Education 2 years at P.H.S. Mr. john Pe achey Math Bible 10 years at P.H.S. MISS B1rd1e May Sm1th History 22 years at P.H.S. Mrs. Alberta Steadman Home Economics 1 year at P.H.S. Coach Carter Lomax Physical Education 4 years at P.H.S. ' Coach Frank Fisher 5.3 Physical Education 10 years at P.H.S. Mrs. Alice Rockwood Biology English 1 year at P.H.S. Mr. H. O. Saur . Auto Mechanics , 1 year at P.H.S. 'P , 4 ' ' , ., ,1 1 Nat: fs ,S !14'iL.l- . . . Sv. Mrs. Fem Lane Coach Elmer Bondy Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Typing Physical Education Assistant Liu-ag-ian Stenography Driver's Training 1 year at P.H.S. 5 years at P.1-Ls. 3 Years at P-H-S- Mrs. John Parse Civics lyear at P.H.S. Mrs. Emogene Bunkley Typing Business Machines 8 years at P.H.S. Mr. jack Donnell Miss Marion Mayfield MTS- F1229 MCMZSCBFS Mechanical Drawing English Aff 4 years at P.H.S. A Latin 24 Years at P-H-5- , Mrs. Florence Horton Speech 8 years at P.H.S. Coach Allen fNigj Brown Physical Education 12 years at P.H.S. Mr. Gene Stuchbery Mrs. Agnes Hamm Mis Ernestine Osborne Band Director English Physical Education 18 years at P.H.S. 2 years at P.H.S. 1 year at P.H.S. Taking time out for a drink of water is Many of us are dependent upon these men, the bus drivers, to our matron, Mrs. Faye Hart, and our Curtis Redfield, C. M. Arnold, J. C. Parker, W. E. Sweeny, head custodian, Mr. L. T. Stone. some, I. B. Phillips, and Sherman Lane. Seated in the same Mu1'ray,I.W. Rains, H. N. Robinson, and K. C. Henkel, Not 4., ,1 , Since everyone's favorite period of the day is lunch,the ladies in the above pic- ture are very import ant to us. They prepare the delicious meals served inthe PHS cafeteria. They are, left to right: Mrs. Ethel Thiel, Mrs. Bertha Underwood, Mrs. Nora Phi11ips,Mrs. Rosa Scanne11,Mrs. Myrtle Correjolle, Mrs. Leora Roller, Mrs. Lela Castor, and Mrs. Thelma Weston. ' Q N ., .,.. I 1,1 1-..auwiSuia-5 l ,af 4, . au ..n,.d?c W H A Pictured from left to right are our custodians planning their work. They are Mrs. Faye Hart, Newton Todd, Claud Justus, Leva T. Stone, jim Smith, Ben Strand, , C. T. Arnold, and Charlie Smith. get to and from school each day. Standing from left to right are: I. B. Patrick, Charles Little, B. B. Warren, C. E. Hill, A. li. New- order are: Roy D av i s, Charles Wilson, 1. C. Kuykendall,Dewey shovsm in the picture is our director of bus drivers, F. T. Woodall. W llljm 1 This is a familiar scene around the PHS cafeteria. It is our cafeteria manager, Mrs. Ethel Thiel, selling candy to some boys. Mrs. Thiel has managed our cafe- teria for seven years. J.B Isaac. Treasurer Georqe G-.idester - Presvdenf 'Frances Scales - Secretorq James Reese- Vice - Presndenf fi. CLASS OF '55 CACAN PATRICIA ADAMEK Personality Plus Club Library Club Girls' Choir , ARLENE ADANIS Beacon Stal? F. H. A. Ambitionzn To be a successful Creative gyrmng lfolfsmalfe' ,h ,K - H Ambition: Co to college and be Phllmop yi ll ali' Worth gm' a success in all that I under- IANIES ALEXANDER mg for is worth wanting for. take. D E CI 1 H Philosophy: The reward for a B,Qnd'Cl:b,III thing .well done is to have Blind ' dons lt' Ambition: NIa'or in business at 1 E college. Philosophy: A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. LIZABETH ALLEN LIZ Band Club II. III, IV C. A. A. Club III Sketch Club IV Twirlers Club II. III, IV Band II. III. IV Twirler II. III. IV C. A. A. Letter II. III Iunior Olympics II Ambition: To finish college in three years majoring in art. RANDALL ALTON RANDY Showboat Club III Spanish Club III. IV ' Baseball II. III. IV f I GLORIA ANDERSON Ambition: To be a professional Hobby, Club H ball player. 1 - .' V Philosophy: If you follow the Pcriillalliisqlla? arovltcl. you may have to come 85:11-ogllstilgra. IUARCIE ARNQLD M ' Ambition: To stay home and F. H. A. be contented keeping house Showboat Club for my husband. Typical Typist Club Philosophy: Be happy and mer- Volley Ball III ry today for tomorrow you Basketball III may die. Ambition: To be a secretary. Philosophy: For all mav have. if they dare try. a glorious life. or grave. Philosophy: D0n't ask any ques- tions-Just have fun. CHARLIE SUE BARBEE ll. E. Club II. III Booster Club II D. E. Club IV Ambition: To go to nursing school. Philosophy: For me to live is Christ and to clie is gain. :sei :san MEF: 5 if fy RUTH BARKER Latin Club Texas Club F. H. A. Ambition: To become a P. E. teacher. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. JAMES BARNETT BARNIE V. I. C. Hunters and Fishers Ambition: Studv engineering at University of Houston. Philosophy: Life is but a gam- ble, so, I'll use my own cards and dice. ALFRED BASSINGER HRED79 Science Club Ambition: To go to college and study astronomy. Philosophy: Actions are harder than words. GEORGE BAUER Sketch Club Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition: To join the Merchant Marines. Philosophy: If you can keep your head while all others about von are losing theirs, then you'll be a man my son! LEORA BEARD LEE', D. E. Club Ambition: To be a secretary or housewife. Philosophy: I shall pass through this world but once: and any good that I can do to any human being let me not neg- lect it. for I shall not pass this way again. BOB BELDEN Key Club IV Mechanical Drawing Club III Hunting and Fishing Club IV junior Achievement Company President IV Ambition: To go to college and study engineering. Philosophy: Don't stare. up the steps: step up the stairs. CARL BIGHAM V. I. C. Ambition: To be a radio en- gineer BARBARA BEZDEK Philosophy: Do your best. TOTSY Curtain Club II. III . Stenography Club IV F. H. A. Club II Student Council II Volleyball III Ambition: To be a secretarv Philosophy: Anything worth 'hav- ing is worth working for. .. . - .., - 'rr ,--pv1-g4f-'fr1-:g1w- 1.1-:' J., Qqvw. E.721i -.f BOBBY BLAND CAT , - .:.'.1ff'.4 . , ..:K::.:'.:' . ' ' ' ' DOVIE BOYD Shorthand Study Club III C. A. A. Club IV Volleyball III. IV Basketball III Softball III V' I' IV Ambition: To be a secretary. Curnpn Club UI Philosophy: Do what you think , G , H Spanfsll Club UI , is right and do it to the best JERR1 BQSTIC BQXX DIC Ambition: To be a dentist. of your ability. V' In C. H Phlulosopliy: Why be difficult. Hi-Y Club III Religious Life IV Ambition: To attend college and be successful. Philosophy: A man can fail many times. but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else for it. with a little more effort you can be impossible. LARRY BRAMMER Mechanical Drawing Club ' Booster Club A Cappella Choir Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ROSE MARIE BRASHER POZIE' Choir Club IV Girls' Choir II Mixed Choir III A Cappella Choir IV Volleyball Pieked Team III. IV Ambition: To get married and go to business college. Philosophy: If you make il per- son think you are his friend. then please be his friend. THOMAS BRATCHER NTOBIMY' Band Club Band IV Ambition: To attend the l'niyer sity of Texas and study law. Philosophy: Eat drink and be merry. for tomorrow you may get married. AVERILL BRINKMANN KABBIE CAIL junior Class Secretary Band Club II. III Curtain Club IV Annual Society Editor IV Beacon Staff IV Band II. III Ambition: To go to Colorado l'niyersity. Philosophy: A head to eontriye. a heart to resolye, and hand to execute. CARITA BROCKE Friendship Club III D. If. Club IV Ambition: To do office work Philosophy: To be well liked LARITA BROCKE I Friendship Club III Tvping Club IV Ambition: To attend college. DELORES BROWVN DEE F. H. A. II ' Booster II Student Council II n Cutie H JOETTA BRYANT jo Quill 8: Scroll III. IV Beacon News Editor III Annual Co-Editor IV H. E. Club Showboat Club Spanish Club Volleyball IV Typing Club IVELDON BURNS Ambition: To be a secretary and Boggler Club '-PEANUT get married- I - Basketball Picked Team I , Philosophv: The best things m Ambition, To go to Soon Uni- D- E: ,C vb III, IW life are free. versity' Anabltlron: To own my own - ,. - - usmess. Phfgxggzyfrelgie best things m Philosophy: You have one life. If you play your cards right once is enough. BRUCE BURTON BIRD DOG F. F. A. II, III, IV B fx- IV , .t?.i't3f?.E.... T.. 1... 1.01.0 0. . ROBERT LEE BUTLER rancher. Science Club III, IV Philosophy: Ask in a prayer. and Bond III, IV .VU Shall f0C0iV9-I Seek with National Honor Society III. IV , faith. and ye shall flntl. Ambition: To do research in LOL.-X KI.-KE BRACEH ELL electronics. Philosophy: Success in life is measured by service to oth- ers. F. T. A. II Creative Writing III. IV National Honor Society III. IV Volleyball III Basketball III Baseball III Ambition: To be a woman sur geon. Philosophy: For we cannot do anything against the truth. but only for the truth. SHIRLEY CALK F. II. A. Booster Club II. III Girls Choir II. III Volleyball II Basketball II Ambition: Take a business course. Philosophy: Enjoy yourself. it's later than you think. KOLETA F ERN CAPLINCER Religious Life Club III. IV Sketch Club III Ambition: To go to Mary-Hardin Baylor College fora religious education. Philosophy: I can do all things through Christ Jesus who strengthens me. DOLORES CARDENAS DOLOR Sketch Club Typical Typist Troop Ambition: To graduate'and be JOAN CARTER UPEE WEE7' happy and successful in what ever I do. Philosophy: YVhen you smile. the world smiles with you: when you crv. you cry alone. National Thespian Society Curtain Club D. E. Club Ambition: To be a success as a singer. Philosophy: Don't do something to someone else that you wouldn't want done to you. MARY CENATIEMPO F. H. A. III. IV Ambition: To be an airline host- ess. Philosophy: The best things in life are free. J. DONALD CHABIBLESS DON F. F. A. II. III. IV Religious Life Club Ambition: To major in agrieul- LYNDA CHASE LYNN', t,U f'- Booster Club II PlnlosophyHdI?o un? otlgers as Flwmlship Club HI you wou mave t em co unto Photo Club ly FRFD you. Beacon Stall AL I ROGER Ambition: To go to college and maior in home economics. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you. CHELLEYV Curtain Club III Bi Phi Chem III. IV junior Achievement III Ambition: To study medicine the l'niyersity of Texas. at I'hilosopln': Better to remain quiet and thought a fool than ill to speak out and remove A doubt. CEUIICE CIIIDIESTER Mechanical Drawing Club II. III Pliotograpln' Club IV Senior Class President Student Council II Football II Baseball II Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. Philosophy: Life is a gamble. Bet niselyl 4.43.:v., ..,,C,45 D, .t JM, will ,,,we.:..fL, , FRANKIE COBURN F. H. A. III, IV Junior Red Cross Club II Student Council III, IV Ambition: To attend college and study to become a nurse. Philosophy: Happiness is a bottle of perfume. You cannot pour it on others without getting a few drops on yourself. JACK cooK Ambition: To be an electrical engineer and go to Oklahoma ARM. f4COOKIE79 5IOVetl fl'0m Olilall0m8 to Texas F. F. A. Band Club II, III, IV Ambition- To go to college CERTRUDE CONE Philosophy: Eat, drink, and be CERTIIET' F. H. A. Volleyball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Ambition: To become a tele- phone operator. Philosophy: Get whatever you can out of life. lTlCl'l'V. EVELYN COONS COONIE Study Club II F . H. A. III Business Machines Club IV Ambition: To do secretarial work and attend Hardin Col- Ulege. Philosophy: Only one life, will soon be past: only what's done for Christ will last. DON COSTILOVV F. F. A. III, IV Hunting and Fishing Club III, IV N1ARILYN CQSBY Ambition: To be a rancher. T p 1 Cl b In Philosophy! Do unto others as ,Duff Cab IV they do unto you. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. M ARILYN COUNCILL Booster Club III Personality Plus IV Ambition: To live a wholesome, happy life. Philosophy: Real ioy comes not from ease or riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile. Moved from Freeport during sophomore year. JOAN cox Jo Band Club II, III, IV Spanish Club, III Showboat Club III Nlaiorette II. III. IV Ambition: To attend college and have a successful life. Philosophy: As the twig is bent so grows the tree. . IUANITA CRIBBS Booster Club Business Machines Club Basketball Picked Team III Ambition: To hold a iob as a comptometerist. Philosophy: XVe are all carpen- ters, step by step building our lives. so let us make it with a good foundation and a sturdy frame. WANDA CUFF CUFF-LINKS Booster Club II D.E. Club III, IV Basketball Picked Team III Volleyball Picked Team III Ambition: To try and make a success of the life I have left before me. Philosophy: To me to live is Christ: to die is gain. ELAINE CULBRETH Booster Club Creative XVriting Club Volleyball Picked Team II. III Basketball Picked Team II. III Softball Picked Team II. III Ambition: To go to Sam Hous- ton State Teachers College. Philosophy: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siasm. C AROLYN CUMMINGS BUZZYH Band Club II. III. IV Twirler Club III, IV Showboat Club III Junior Class Representative Band II, III, IV Twirler III. IV Ambition: To go to college and mayor in music. Philosophy: That which cannot be changed must be accepted. MAGGIE LEE CURRIE SIS F. H. A. II Showboat Club III Spanish Club III junior Achievement Corporation Ambition: To become a nurse. Philosophy: Live and let live. Jo.-xx DANIELS Shorthand Study Club III Special Music Club IV A Cappella Choir II. III. IV Ambition: To become a secre- tary. Philosophy: Life is short, death is sure, sin the curse, Christ the cure, DOROTHY ANNE DAVIS Ambition: Attend college. Philosophy: Laugh today and dont worry about tomorrow. DUHART DAVIS DUKE Fishing and Hunting Club Ambition: To be a radio opera- tor. Philosophv: Conscience is the IEIIRY DAVIS voice of GOCI in the SOUI. Iv Ambition: 'To be a radio opera- tor. - . . ,. , . Philoso mhv: Life is like a mirror. IN-'AI D-'Xl IS INJXI B-'ABI l if you smile upon it. it smiles back at you. Curtain Club II. III. IV Junior Class IIepresentative Thcspians Society Beacon Staff IV Student Council II, III Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. so hitch your wagon to a star then get out and push. JACK DEAN 'WVEINIEN I-. I. A. II D. E. Club III Ilnntin: and Fishing Club IV Ambition: To ou n a drive-in theatre. Philosophv: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. MONA DEBORDE DELLIE Booster Club II Curtain Club III Eible. Club-lIVb REBECCA DE LEON . mutton: o e a n rse. ' ' Philosophy: To him lthat know- BECIXX eth to do good and doeth it QQISSICV - -' ' irary u , ,, not. to him it is sm. Phomgmphy Club SHIRLILX DELOZIER Amhgion: To go to business LEE', Iilriasgiillrivz Live. and let live. because tomorow we might die. Nlusic Club III A Cappella Choir III Beacon Staff IV Ambition: To attend john Rob- ert Powers School of Model- inu in New York Citv. Philosophy: Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. It overwhelms and cngulfs all obstacles. It is nothing more nor less than faith in action. TRAVIS DIXSOX D. E. Club IV A Cappella Choir III V. I. C. Club III Ambition: To go to morticians college. Philosophy: Live and let live. , .fi,w.5 pf-:q'.,z,Q ., -... --sf .-- .. W JACK DODGE Hunting and Fishing Club V. I. C. Ambition: Study some form of medicine. ' . TERRY DONALDSON Library Club III ' Science Club IV Ambition: To study law at the University of Texas. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto vou. DALE DUGCER Showboat Club III Photography Club IV, Band ILIIIIEE' A Cappe a oir IV Ambition: To go to college and JACK DUNAIVAY be an electrical engineer. ulNIANHART,, Philosophy: It's my life so let F. F. A. me 'We lt' Religious Life Club Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition: To build a second King's Ranch. Philosophy: Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead. BETTY EDGE F. H. A. II, III, IV Ambition: To be a beauty op- Ph?f.?53L1.,. A ma.. is nk. . di., ANN THOMAS EDWARDS of snuff: one whiff and that's enough. Curtain Club II. III, IV High Sophomore Award National Honor Society III. IV National Thespians II, III, IV Band II, III, IV junior Achievement Corporation III Ambition: To go to the Univer- sity of Houston and major in music. Philosophy: Do all vou can then forget about it. ROBERT ELLIOT BOB Ambition: To be a master ma- chinist. T ' Y Philosophy: Fellowship with LQL IS FL God, nature, and fellow man ln I: b is far greater than money. nhl. . U Ambition: To be a jet fighter pi- lot. Philosophy: To live high. , I. ,.... g-..- ... .g..- 1-tj CAYNETTA F ARR GAY MARIE FEAZLE Booster Club Band Club III Religious Life Club Photography Club All Club Band F- H: A- Ambition: Attend Marv Beth KPHSQFI1 Club b f PhNlIcDolr:ald Modeling School.d m lion: 0 e a secretary o ioso y: L' t ' ROYCE ALLAN ENGLISH a private firm. the xorld xlhilenllfitli zllrgylgls Ambition, To go to college and Philosophy: Let's live a little. up a shoe lace.: take AFROTC and be a fight- er pilot. Philosophy: If there is a will, there is a way. Moved from Odin, Illinois. JACK FERGUSON Band Club Hi-Y Football Club Band II, III, IV Football III, IV Basketball III, IV Ambition: To go to college for 2 years and then to the air force. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. DORIS ANN FISCHER Stenography Club IV Ambition: To bc a stenographer. Philosophy: For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. MARY FISCHER Creative Writing Club III, IV Student Council Secretary IV Art Editor of the Annual IV National Honor Society III. IV Secretary of the Honor Society IV Student Council III. IV Ambition: Graduate from col- lege. Philosophy: As you walk through life make this your goal: Keep your eye on the do-nut, not on the hole. SHIRLEY F ITZWATER Booster Club D. E. Club Girls' Choir II Ambition: To do oliice work. Philosophy: Realize that few people are perfect. Many who are more handicapped than you are succeeding. HELEN FLECK 'QIUNIE' F. II. A. Club II D. E. Club III Bible Club III Friendship Club III Ambition: To attend Southwest- em Bible Institute. Philosophy: It is yet to be seen what Cod will do for a man whose life is fully surrendered to God. RANDALL F LOROW FLOURDICK Choir Club Photography Club A Cappella Choir II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college two years and then enter the Naval Air Force. Philosophy: Love life, because life is love itself. MARION FOSTER RED V. I. C. III, IV Ambition: To be a iet pilot. Philosophv: Look where you are ROGER FOREE igilllgbgrgtead of where you Ambition: To be a preacher of righteousness. Philosophy: Believe on the FRANK FOLLIS Lord Iesus Christ and thou Football Club Football Track Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you. shalt be saved. Acts 16-31 DALE FRAZIER SAC MO Special Music Club III, IV A Cappella Choir III, IV Ambition: To go back to Hunts- ville and serve a four year stretch in S. II. S. T. C. Philosophy: When I am sad, I sing,Aand then others are sad with me. IERRE FRAZIER Coodlooker II Football II, III, IV Basketball II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have 'hem do unto you, except on the football field. NORMAN GARNUCH V. I. C. Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition: To be a radio tech- nician. S HIRLEY CARNUCH Booster Club III Religious Life Club II Special Music Club IV A Cappella Choir III, IV Mixed Choir II Basketball Picked Team III Volleyball Picked Team III Ambition: To take a business course. Philosophy: Laugh and the world laughs with you: cry and you crv alone. NIELWYN GARY ALICE Personality Plus Club III Quill and Scroll III, IV Annual Stail Senior Class Editor Beacon Editor III National Honor Society III, IV Ambition: To become a success- ful journalist. Philosophy: Be a realist! Ex- pect nothing from others be- cause that is what you will Q usually get. SHIRLEY GHOLSON Personality Plus Club Library Club Booster Club Ambition: To be a medical secre- CECIL GHORBILEY tarv. Philosophy: If anything is worth doing at all it is worth doing right. Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition: To go to college and become a comedian or a law- yer- CHARLES CHORMLEY Philosophy: YVhy be dillicult, when with a little more eilort you can be impossible. Band Club Junior Achievement Corpora- tion Band Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you mav be married. JAMES GILBERT Hunting and Fishing Club II, III. IV Ambition Own a r . : ' -b. P:.::.,..,.,:.:-. Do wfifli ...Mi HARRIET GILMOR of waiting until tomorrow. F. H. A. Club, II Booster Club II Quill and Scroll III, IV Student Council II Beacon Stuff III Ambition: To become a secre- tary and get married. Philosophy: Anything worth hav ing is worth waiting for. MAXIE CILMOR GILMER Band Club II, III, IV Band II, III, IV A Cappella Choir III Ambition: To go to college. 'Philosophy: Action speaks louder than words. NIAUREEN GLOVER GLOVES F. H. A. II Booster Club ll Spanish Club III Curtain Club IV National llonor Society Pres: dent IV Student Council III Ambition: To attend the Univer sity of Texas for pre-med study. Philosophy: lt takes a little bit of shadow to make the sunm spots look brighter. AC.. ,,,E,,:g,,,-,egxiches .2 - ,sf .0-qi. ,.,.. .-5, . .f-.ysizf . . k., , ,,., s.. ., ,,:-lag. 1.1: -' BARBARA GOFF Booster Club Bible Club Girls' Choir Ambition: To be a missionarv nurse on our home mission field. Philosophv: If we live in the spirit. let us also walk in the spirit. Galatians 5:25 MARY ANN GRAEBER PEANUT F. H. A. III Religious Life Club II, IV CMS. Chef BILLIE FRANCES GREEN Ambition: To be a secretary. Philosophy: Life is what you F1 A' , . make it, so get busy. Girls. Choir II. III. IX Ambition: To be a success in anything I attempt. Philosophy: Work hard at anv- thing you attempt. CHARLES GREEN Mechanical Drawing Club V. I. C. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer, Philosophy: Ent. drink. and be merrv for tomorrow vou may die. CAROLE GREGORY Curtain Club III Quill and Scroll IV Band III Ambition: To go to Baylor Uni- BOB CUERRA HRATY, versity and maior in music. Philosophy: VVhat you are speaks so loud that what You say ezm't be heard. Choir Club A Cappella Choir II. III Ambition: To get out of school Philosomhvz Drown the shi be I . P fore it czui shoot back at you. DAYXA GUIDRY GL'SSIE Religious Life Club II. III Showboat Club III Baud Club II Ill IY 'ru-irlnfg ciluli IV- IUYCE ANN CVTHRIE Twirlt-r 11. lu. IV '-JQV Band II. III. IV A Cappella Choir II. III. IV Ambition: To go to college and get mv m:ister's degree in music. Philosophy: Nothing more prop- er to quiet an soul uucler uf- fliction than an eye to the hand of Gocl in it. F. Il. A. Club Volleyball Picked Team Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Help your fellow man because the reward is great. IINIMY HALL F. F. A. II. III. IV . Ambition: To go to college. BEVERLY HAHN Showboat Club III Booster Club IV Volleyball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Ambition: To do secretarial work. Philosophy: Be natural and your- self at all times. BONNIE HARDIN Travel Club Stenography Club Religious Life Club Band Club II. III. IV Band Ambition: To be a stenographer. Philosophy: I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me. LOIS HARDY F. H. A. Ambition: To get married or go to college. Philosophv: Do unto others as you would have them do unto vou. VAN HAWES Vice-President of Band Club Buntl II. III. IV Philosophy: XVrinkles should IIOBBIE LYXNE HART merely show where the smiles MHOBBIE' have been. Booster Club II Spanish Club III D. Ii. Club IV Personality Plus IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: .Happiness is pre- cious: once you get it. hold on to it with both hands-for you may lose it. RALPH HAY HEY HEY F. T. A. Il. III Y. I. C. IV Sophomore Class President Baseball Letterman II. III, IV Basketball Letterman III. IV Ambition: To go to college to study coaching and then play professional baseball. Philosophy: When you tell the truth. you don't have to re- member anything. PEGGY SUE HEEL F. H. A. Booster Club Girls' Choir Ambition: To be a nurse. Philosophy: Do unto others as vou would have them do unto you. TERRY HENSHAVV Band Club National Honor Society Good Sportsmanship League Drum Maior of Band IV Ambition: Music or mechanical engineer. Philosophy: Smile at the world, and the world will smile back at you. KENNETH RAY HEROD Band Club II. III. IV Band II. III. IV Ambition: To attend college at the Universitv of Houston. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you. BARBARA- HICKMAN F. H. A. Booster Club A Ambition: To be a housewife. Philosophy: Christ for me. PATSY ANN HICKS D. E. Club Ambition: To work or be a housewife. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do un- to you. NIARJORIE HILL I . II. A. Il. III Stenographer Club IV Basketball Picked Team II. III SHIRLEY HICHT Ambition: To be a stenographer Shorthand Study' Club Typing Club Ambition: To be a permanent balnsitter. Philosophv: Do unto others as yon'd have them do unto you. or a typist. Philosophy: Be happv in life. MARY SUE HILL SUSIE Booster Club Band Club II. III. IV C. A. A. II. III Band ll. Ill. IX' Mixed Choir II. III Volleyball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Baseball Picked Team Ambition: To go to college and become a P. E. teacher. Philosophy: It's not what you have. itis how you use it. llitch vonr wagon to a star. then get out and push. JULIA HODCE jL'-HUDY' Curtain Club II. III D. If. Club IV Band II. III A Cappella Choir III. IV Ambition: Co to Southwestern Nlethoclist lfniversitv. Philosophy: I shall never pass through this world but once: and any good that I can do to any human being let me not neglect it. for I shall not pass this wav again. OSCAR HOLLAND Showboat Club Nlusic Club Curtain Club A Cappella Choir III. IV A Ambition: To go to the Univer- sity of Houston and study radio and voice. Philosophy: Live and let lite- It's in the Book NXA LOU HOOVER Showboat Club II. III IJ. If. Club IV Cirls' Choir Student Council Volleyball Picked Team II Basketball Picked Team III Baseball Picked Team IV Ambition: To go to college and study interior decorating. Philosophv: Be as sweet as vou want people to think you are. Beacon Staff BILL HQXYARD Band Club III. IV Band III. IV Ambition: To enter pre-med at a leading university. CHARLES HOIVARD Philosophv: Do unto others be- COBB fore they can do unto you. Hunting and Fishing Club Personality Basketball II. III, IV Football II Ambition: To become an en gincer or a coach. Philosophy: Do unto others be fore they do unto vou. DAVID IILCIIES Basketball Nlanager Ambition: To go to Oklahoma ANSI and then be a radio or television announcer. RICHARD IIYCHES SHIP Pliilosophvz Ifnter to learng no Booster Club HI lv forth to wwe' Personalitv Plus Club IV an-kt-all-.li In n' F,m,,m,g ,V f LIDDIE jrxii LILNZIKER Ambition: To bc an engineer. I , II. A. II, III - Philosophy: An ounce of brain is Religious Life Club IX' north a pound of muscles. Beacon Stall' III Pl,-CCY lil-'RIRY 4-Bl-XIPH Volleyball II. III ' ' ' ' Buskctballl II. III C- A- A- lina-lmll ll' Ill A Cappella Choir Ambition: NYork some. travel Ambition: To be a success inostli. go to Ohio State. Philosophy: A dog makes many PIIIIUNOIIIIXC I.ixc each new mo- friends: he has learned to nag me-nf for find, fur thi- past is his tail instead of his tongue dead and only Ile knows what the tuture holds. TOMMY HYER Hobbv Club Science Club V. I. C. Ambition: To maior in elec- trical engineering at Texas ARM. Philosophy: You live this life but once so whv not live it right by doing all the good you can when you can. where you can. J. B. ISAAC 'KWEST POINT Spanish Club Y. I. C. F. T. A. Personality Plus Club ROBBIE IRONS Senior Class Treasurer F' H- A. II Fooglnill H' HI , I t Booster Club III 3l??lJsg:31iJr0iluiganflqw' weqlth Personality Plus Club IV should 'not be iudged by his igciidtgimlegel DARLENE JACKSON nmlwv' buf hy lm friends' Philosophy: You will get out of LITTLE ONEH life only what you put into it. Special Music Club III Booster Club II. IV F. H. A. II Speech Club III A Cappella Choir. Basketball Picked Team III Ambition: To be a model and travel. BOBBY JACKSON Booster Club Y . . . I. C. Club Football Club Football IV CHARLES IAYNES Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Build your castle on works. not on dreams. F. H. A. II. III, IV Ambition: To go to college and then be a rancher. Philosophy: XYhere there is a E will. there is a way. Lolslz JETBB Latin Club St-ienee Club C.. A. A. Volleyball Picked Team III Basketball Picked Team Ill Soltball Picked Team III Ambition: To he a P. E. teacher. Philosophy: Too low he builds who builds beneath the stars. Philosophy: Be a friend to those who have none: please others and you will always please yourself. J.-miis Jouxsox Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: There is somethin l can do better than anyont else and I am out to find it. BILLY JORDAN Band Club Band Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Have fun while you're young. LESLIE IOSEY BUDDY, F. F. A. Ambition: To stuclv petroleum engineering. Philosophy: Haste makes waste. IOE KALLUS U10-JO D. E. Club Ambition: To own 21 funeral home. Philosophv: An undertnker will be the last person to let you down! lin the groundl. JIMMY KEENON Hunting :incl Fishing Club Personality Plus Club A Cappella Choir Ambition: To go to college :Incl become il ehemieul engineer. Philosophy: Live fast. clie vounz. and have a good looking corpse. CAROLYN KEY KATU Girls' Choir NANCY KILLEBREW KOOCII Buncl Club II. III. IV Ifluml Club Secretory IX' Ambition: To go to college. Pliilosopliv: I slmll puss through 'Alnbitionz To catch an oil mon f:'iNtt'i fl '1l'1':t1 ' Amit guml - - - - s s - Q I ,,t Z -,L ui can co o any iumun 3I1RLl.'NE E' RENNEDH Pl-'lm wi Hmlinu . - , , , being. let me not neglect it. BI I .I I . u osopn. Its iny lllc. lat nu . , Far? C. ui II. III. IX 'iw it likc I plum.. tor,I sbull not pass this muy dum' fxidllgcmn HI lx. Moved from Birmingham. Alai- lmuln' Bond II. III. IYNIixv.-cl Choir IV Beacon Stuff II. III Balsketbull Piclcecl TCZIIII II. IV Bust-bull l'iclv.-rl Teum II. III. IX' Ambition: To attend the l'ni- versity of Houston and mu- jor in iournulisni or P. lf. Pliilosopliyz I slianll palss through this uorlcl but once zincl any good that I eun clo to am' human being. let me not neg- lect it. for I shull not puss this may again. baunu. .IININIIF KINIBLI-f Science Club III. IV Ambition: To stucly atomic and tho.-oreticul pllysits. Philosophx: To put more into lite than I luke out. BETTY KINCAID F. I-I. A. Religious Life Club Ambition: To be led by Cod with what He wants me to do. Philosophy: Onlv one life will soon be past. only what s done for Christ will last. ILENE KIRBY Travel Club II Religious Life Club II. III, IV D. E. Club IV Ambition: To attend Bavlor col- lege-then God's will. Philosophy: No one fails until they quit trying. SHIRLEY LADD LADDIE Ambition: To study art. Philosophv: .Meet the problems TERRY KOPP of life with your eyes open. Band Club II. III. IV Curtain Club II Football Club III. IV Band II. III. IV Football II. III. IV Basketball II. III. IV Ambition: To go to Mars. Philosophy: It is better to keep vour mouth shut ancl be thought a fool: than open it and remove all doubt, DOYLF LAXDEBS NTONSILSN Iluntinu ancl Fishing Club Choir Club A Cappella Choir Xiixecl Choir Ambition: To go to college. llltilosopliv: The elevator to MIL'- eess is broken so take tbe stairs. LEONA LAYGIINIAX USXOOKY' Curtain Club ll. III. IV Quill and Scroll Beaeon Stail III Ambition: To be a pwveliiatrist. Philosophy: It's a simple for- mula: clo your best anal some- one might like it. BILLIIE NI.-KRIE L.-XY Travel Club Booster Club Ambition: To work in an otliee. NOR3IA LAXYLER CLEfXf' Philosophy: l.ive and let live. , , , love and be loved. have peace cllrlillll cjlub H with Cocl. and man. Booster Club Il. III Personality' Plus Club IV Student Council IY Ambition: To save my lnonev anal travel with it. Pliilosopliyz A soft answer turn- etli away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger. ' :'..Lg: Hg-,,:.-.P ffz' JOE LAY Sports Club II, III, IV Sophomore Class Officer Football II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college. BOBBYE NELL LEXVIS Philosophy: Be a man of leisure. Librarv Club Booster Club Religious Life Club I DAVIS Ilvw Ambition: To be a good wife. Philosophy: Look for the best in everything. Band Club II. III. IV F. F. A. II. III. IV Bangl II, III. Ig' I I Am ition: To e an agricu tura T , engineer. HL GH DOILE LITTLE Philosophy: Dependability is greater than capabilitv. Religious Life Club Curtain Club D. E. Club Cheerleader II Class Favorite II Good Looker II Student Body President IV A Cappella Choir II. III. IV Thespians II. III. IV Annual Staff II JANE ANN MACNESS Curtain Club Student Council Vice President National Honor Societv III IV Ambition: To be a success. l CHARLES NIANNING Student Council II. IV Track II, in, IV Ambition: To go to Baylor and study for the ministry. Philosophy: Let Cod have His wav. Philosophy: Actions speak louder PEANUT, than words. Band Club II. III. IV Religious Life-Club II. III. IV Science Club III junior Achievement III Band II. III. IV Ambition: To go to college. be successful nt il career. mnrry. and live n full. happy. and rich life. Philosophy: XVhat men gain fairly-they should possess. MARGARET NIASSEY FLOW Showbont Club III Personality Plus Club IV Band II. III. IV VEID.-A Ambition: To go to college at Shnrthqml Cl lb the Vniversitv of Houston. Pwmnfllih, Cl I Philosophy: ln the house of D F 2-lub us 'ui Ufincoumcn I5 much hem' Ambition: To be an secretary und ' siet married. Philosophy: If at first you don't succeed. try. trv, try. again. SHIRLEY McCAULEY Sketch Club C. A. A. Club junior Class Representative Senior Class Representative Basketball Picked Team Volleyball Picked Teain Softball Picked Team Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Philosophy: If ve have faith as a grain of mustard seed. nothing shall be impossible unto you. Matt. 17:20. ROBERT BICCLARY Mc F. F. A. II, III, IV Booster Club Ambition: I plan to be a Veteri- narian. Philosophv: I shall pass through this world but once: and any good that I can do for anyone or anything. let me not neg- lect it for I shall not pass this way again. RUTH MCCOLLUM F.H.A. III. IV Ambition: To be a department store buver and get married Philosophy: Don't ever put oti YIRGINI-'E xICD0N-'U-'D , until tomorrow what you can 'GINGER do today. Personality Plus Club Band Club Band II. III. IV Ambition: To be a nurse. Philosophy: I shall pass through this world but once: and any good that I can do to any human being. let me not neg- HAROLD NICINTYRE Band Club II. III. IV Band II. III, IV Ambition: To be an orchestra . conductor. NELD.-I NICKISSICK lect it. for I shall not pass this way again. Philosophy: Try to make all the friends you can. they may come in handy someday. Band Club II. III. IV Booster Club II Quill and Scroll III. IV Photography Club IV SHIRLEY P,-ANGLE Band II. III. IV MCMILLIN --MAC Beacon Stall III Ambition: To do secretarial work. Philosophy: It's nice to be nice uhen you're naturally nice. Band Club Il. III. IV C. A. A. Club III Religious Life Club II. III. IV Curtain Club II Band II. III. IV National Honor Society III. IV C. A. A. Letter II. Ill. IV Basketball Picked Team II. Ill. IV ' Baseball Picked Team II. Ill. IV Volleyball Picked Team II. IV Ambition: To be a missionary nurse. Pllilosophyz Cod lirst. others second. sell third. SUE Mc-XEEL Sl'Zll-I Booster Club Personality Plus Club Ambition: To be a housewife. Philosophy: When the going gets rough. just try a little harder. .9655- f' ' .. ' '?J ' . 'iz -- ' : we gf. . --'Lff ffizqe-??f: -'ff' 1' . , ...W ,..... . , I M CHARLES MIDDAUCH MITTY . F. F. A. II. III. IV VERNON MERRITT Ambition: To go to college Philosophy: Take it easy. but BILL MCNURLAND Football Club II, III, IV Sophomore Class Treasurer Football II. III. IV Basketball II, III, IV Ambition: To be a success in anvthing I undertake. Philosophy: Strive to excel in everything you do. JIMMY MEDLIN Mechanical Drawing Club Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition: To go to college to be an engineer. Philosophv: Always be at vour best. F. F. A. Ambition: To be a drunkard Philosophy: Live fast. die young. and have a handsome corpse. get all vou can. MARY HELEN MIDDLETON NDIMPLESI' Band Club II. III. IV Twirlcrs Club IV Sophomore Class Secretary Second Vice-President of junior Class Sophomore Class Favorite Sophomore Cutie Homecoming Queen Band II. III. IV . Ambition: To be a nurse Philosophy: Be yourself. MARGARET MONTOYA A Stenographv Club Photography Club Ambition: To enroll in a busi- ness college. Philosophv: Whenever you need a helping hand, look at the end of your arm. PAT MOORE P. M. Curtain Club III Science Club IV Booster Club II F. II. A. II Beacon Stail IV National Thespian Society Ambition: To go to St. Louis l'niversity and studv medi- eine. Philosophy: Make new friends, keep the old. for one is silver the other gold. Thcre's no ship like friendship. IVAN DA MOSER Religious Life Club II. III Library Club Stenography Club Ambition: To become a surgi- cal nurse. or a stenographer. Philosophv: Co forth seeking knowledge always. IANIE RUTH MORRIS EILEEN MOTT MOPSY Band Club II, III, IV Bancl Ambition: To be an instrumental music instructor. JE.-xNNIE Philosophy: Music is a hinge by Science Club Photography Club ' Beacon Staff IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Now that high school is over. there will be bumps for us all. we shoulcl not complain about the first which we open our souls to the beautiful. KENNETH MURPHY MURF,' Football Club II, III, IV Football II. III. IV Track II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophv: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. BILLIE DEAN MUSCROVE F. H. A. II, III D. E. Club Ambition: To succeed in any- thing I do. Philosophy: Be a good loser but always do your best to win. bump for it will act as a cushion for them all. DEVERL NECESSARY V. I. C. Jo ANN NELSON --NELLY' F. H. A. Typing Club Ambition: To join the W. A, C. Philosophy: A little learning is Ambition: To be a master ma- 3 CUIUIZCYOUS thing- chinist. BETTY JO INIYERS Philosophy: Experience converts F. H. A. Librarv Club Girls' Choir Ambition: To go to college at Bryan. Philosophy: If you don't have what you like, try to like what you have. us to ourselves when books fail us. LOUISE NEWCOMB NUKIE Booster Club II, IV F. H. A. II, III Girls' Choir Ambition: To make lots of money, marry, and live for- ever. Philosophy: Nlake new friends -keep the olcl: new ones are silver-old ones are gold. CARL NICHOLSON Curtain Club II. III Band Club II. III, IV Photographv Club IV Ban: ug III, IV H SHIRLEY NORRIS Am ition: To go to co ege. - Philosophy: Look before you gfualgl jump and then take the eleva- D. CIM., Iv tor' Student Council III SIIEII...-A OIBRIEN Naxtgigllill, Thespian Society II. SHIRLEY D- F: .Queen 'V . . S..ff5.rf'J:l1:f'1'v Ambition: Floral designing A Cappcfla Choir IHA Iv R.,xY ANN OLIVIER Ambition: To be an airline host- RA-XISIEW ess. , . Philosophy: Cood humor makes all tlnngs seem possible. Personality Plus Club IV National Honor Societv III. IV Student Council IV C. A. A. III Philosophy: In the worst of us there is some good. MARY LOU OLIVIO SCLLTLUSY Booster Club II, III Girls Choir IV Ambition: Co to business col- CLFNDA OLSQN lege. LITTLE RED' Plrilosophyiklf you don't have F H A wmt you lic' try to like what Alnhiltion- To be 'l success in , , 4 v you have! wcnuling 1 uucnwt. DOROTIII OPRI DOT Philosophv: Laugh and the . world laughs with you, cry and von ery alone. Showboat Theatre Club III Quill and Scroll III Curtain Club IV Beacon Staff III ELLIS OROSCO Student Council IV Y I C Ambition: To go to the Univer- F' il fn Cl b sity of Texas and major in Fggtgfru Iiulu IV science. f ' ', Phllosnllhyl llfWv5. Sfrfw for college the higher things m me' Philosophy: The man who wins is the one who thinks he can. EVELYX OVERHULTZ Curtain Club II. III. IV Student Council III Tllespiansl Society' II. Ambition: Success in what I attempt. Philosophy: Act well your part: there all the honor lies. F. H. A. II Quill and Scroll III. IV Booster Club II Personality III Beat-on'StalT III Student Council III Ambition: I want to go to col- lege. Philosophy: Live for each mo- ment itself. for the past is dead. and who knows what the future may hold? BARBARA PADCETT DEANNIE Booster Club II Science Club III Business Machines Club IV LORETA PADGETT BO Beacon Staff III Ambition: To be an air hostess. Philosophv: The worst thing a man can lose is his friend. F. I-I. A. Volleyball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Ambition: To be successful in evervthing I do. Philosophy: Never iudge others by yourself. vou may be fooled. ELYIX PALMER ELNIO Y. I. C. Ambition: To study diesel ine- ehanics at the I'niversitv of H,,,,,t,,,,. A SIIIIILET PAIIKER Philosophs- ll' You ever need a '-PIQNKINN helping hand. glance at the end of your arm. Showboat Club Band Club Band II. III. IV A Cappella Choir II. III. IV Ambition: To live a full. success- ful life. Philosophr: Eavour is deceitful. and beauty is vain. but a woman that feareth the Lord shall be praised. WILLIAM FOSTER PARKER F. F. A. ZOLA JEAN PARKER Ambition: To be a minister of --ZOO LU ZONIBIE' the gospel of the kingdom. 1 ' Philosophy: Have all men to lf' T' A' H saved. and to come unto the I ll' A- H knowledge of the truth. Booster Club II. III. IV Quill and Scroll III. IX' Associate Editor Beacon III Student Council III Co-Editor of Annual II' Yollexball Picked Team II, II Basketball Picked Team ll. III Baseball Picked Team II. III Ambition: To go to T. C. If and maior in journalism and to :et married. l'hilosopln': The best things in life are free. CHARLES PATTON COWBOY F F A II III IV I f Ambition: To go to Texas A6zI JACK PARSE and be a rancher. Band Club II, III Philosophy: Life is a game of ?cienr:eCClub0?q' porn. bI?:m't get behind the .unior . ass cer eig t- a . Band III, IV Ambition: To attend college. Philosophy: The more you know, the more you know, you know less. BONNIE JEAN PHILLIPS BONNIE BRAIDS Bible Club II, III, IV Creative Writing Club III Ambition: To study music and become a teacher. Philosophy: Ask, and it shall be given you: seek and you shall find: knock, and it shall be opened unto you. PAT PITCOCK PICKLES Spanish Club III Booster Club IV Showboat Club III A Cappella Choir II, III Beacon Stall: IV Student Council II Volleyball Picked Team III Basketball Picked Team III Ambition: To be a model or a secretary. Philosophy: There's no ship like friendship. BENNIE PAYNE DUMPLINS Choir Club II Cheerleading Club III Booster Club IV Cheerleader III. IV Class Favorite III Good Looker III A Cappella Choir II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college and study engineering. Philosophy: My future is ahead of me, my past a light to help me see the things that lie ahead to be, will surely cause the death of me. BILLY PHILLIPS Hunting and Fishing Club V. I. C. Philosophy: WVe are a grain of sand on the beach of time. BARBARA POPE IVA PBENTICE Friendship Club III Latin Club IV Ambition: Co into nurses train- ing or go to business school. F. T. A. II Cheerleader Club III. IV Showboat Club III Curtain Club IV Cheerleader II, III, IV junior Sweetheart A Cappella Choir II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: It's not how much you've got, it's what you do with what you've got. Philosophy: If you are looking for a helping hand glance at the end of your arm. YANCY LEE PUFFER Booster Club II, III I.atin Club IV Annual Staff IV Basketball III Volleyball IV Ambition: To be a nurse. Philosophy: The end of learning is to know Cod. SHIRLEY PURIFOY Religious Life Club II, III, IV Creative Writing Club III National Honor Society III, IV Ambition: Full-time religious work. Philosophy: The poor man is not he who is without a cent. but he who is without a dream. CLIFF PURSELL Hunting and Fishing Club Football Manager Football II Ambition: To be a second Percy Foreman. Philosophy: Stay safe. sane and single. L. C. PURSLEY SPUD F. F. A. II, III, IV Ambition: To go to ARM and be a veterinarian. Philosophy: If you want to do something hard enough you can. NIARCARET RASNIUSSEN NIOCIEH Booster Club Ifriendsbip Club Ambition: To be whatever the results ol the aptitude test show. Philosopliy: I.ile is a gamble, so bet wisely. MAURICE DARRELL REACAN Religious Life Club ll, III Band Club II, III, IV Travel Club III Quill and Scroll III, IV Beacon lfditor IV Student Council IV Band II, III. IV Ambition: To have a best seller while I am in college. Philosophy: It is evident that everything happens for the best. so yyhy should we worry and get upset when things go urong and we do not get our way. TERRY REED SPO0K Band Club II, III IIunting and Fishing Club IV Band II. III. IV Beacon Stall IV Ambition: To go to AGRI and major in ,loumalism or be a bricklayer. Philosophy: Crab today for to- morrow you may have no fingers. JAMES REESE VERDO,' Science Club III. IV National Honor Society III. IV XV, 0. IV. American History Award III Vice-President of Class IV Ambition: To go to Rice and always to succeed. Philosophy: IVe must all hang together or we shall surely hang separately. BILL LEDOIT REEVES SONNY Hi-Y Club Personality Club Mech. Drawing n, m, IV RITA RIGGS RABBIT Ambition- To be a eolo ist . g g . Philosophy: All up hill going is lIg3l1inI:l'itE,IItRIb IV down hill coming back. Band Club II, III, IV Student Council II, IV BARBARA RILEY Cutie II, III Bathing Beauty II Twirler II, III, IV jr. Class Officer Ir. Favorite Runner-Up for Home-coming Queen C. A. A. II Ambition: To be happy at what- ever I do. Philosophy: Cod helps those who help themselves. Curtain Club II, III, IV Band Club II, III, IV Religious Life Club II, III Band II, III, IV Band Officer III, IV A Cappella Choir II, III, IV First Vice-President A Cappella Choir IV National Honor Society III, IV Ambition: Co to Baylor Uni- versity. Philosophy: Make the most of every talent Cod gave you, take advantage of every op- PECCY ROGERS LITTLE PEC', Curtain Club III D. E. IV Student Council IV Thespians A Cappella Choir Ambition: Get in show business Philosophy: Act your part well for there all the honor lies. DENNIS ROHNE Booster Club II, III Ambition: Go to college and be- come an airplane pilot. Philosophy: Believe on the Lord Iesus Christ. and thou shalt be saved. Acts 16:31. SHIRLEY ROSE Curtain Club F. H. A. Personality Plus Club portunity God scts before you. Arribitlonz Go to nurses training. 44NEEv2 Philosophy: The reward of a A thing well done is to have done it. Booster Club Science Club Business Machines Club Quill and Scroll Beacon Staff III Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: The greatest danger in deceiving others is that one may surely end by de- ceiving oneself. LOUISE SAMPLE Curtain Club III Stenography Club IV Ambition: Co to college. Study Business Administration. Philosophy: Every word of Cod is pure: Ile is a shield unto them that put their trust in Him. Proverbs 30:5. FRANCES SCALES SNO0KY Curtain Club I, II, III Band I, II, III Thespians I, II, III Ambition: To be a'secretary. Philosophy: The old believe everything: the middle-aged suspect everything: the young know everything! TRAVIS SCHANK V. I. C. Ambition: To be a success. BARBARA ANN SCHEER BOBBIE Band II, III, IV C- A- A- HI PEGGY SCROGGINS Religious Life Club II, III, IV Band ollicer 'III, IV Basketball II, III, IV Baseball II, III, IV Volleyball II, III, IV Ambition: Specialize in the medical field. Philosophy: Let God be your guide: success will come. Religious Life Club Special Music Club Future Home Makers Club junior Red Cross A Cappella Choir III, IV Mixed Choir C. A. A. Ambition: To be happy. Philosophy: Never believe what you hear, and only half of GERALD SEALY JERRY Hunters and Fishers Club V. I. C. Student Council IV Ambition: To be a success in anything I undertake. Philosophy: Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get. JOE SEBESTA Hi-Y Club A Cappella Choir All State Choir Student Council Golfcrest Swimming Team Ambition: Go to college-get in Naval Air Force-Hy jets, go to Mars. BILLY SHEPHERD SHEP F. F. A. Club II, III, IV Future Farmers of America II, III, IV Ambition: Go to college-Sam Houston State Teachers Col- lege. Philosophy: Eat, drink and be merry. what you see. - BILLY SIMONS RACEHORSE Travel Club Booster Club Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and the world does not know you. SOET ART CHARLES WARREN SMITH SMITTY Band Club II. III, IV Band II, III, IV Ambition: To become an aero- nautical engineer. Philosophy: The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. Do the right thing at the right time. SMITH Religious Life Club Sketch Club C. A. A. Club Philosophy: Study to show thy- self approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Timo- thy 2:15. SMITH STRAWBERRY' Booster Club III, IV. Football III Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Philosophy: Take it easy, or any other way you can get it. J OANN SMITH S.B.D.F. Curtain Club IV Library Club III A Cappella Choir II, III, IV Beacon Staff III, IV Quill and Scroll III, IV Variety Show III, IV Ambition: To be a journalist. Philosophy: Fearless, hopeless eatless, chew-more, whine- less, breathe-more, talk-less, say-more, hate-less. love-more and all good things are yours. SANDRA SMITH SANDY Booster Club II, III Sketch Club IV Student Council Treasurer IV Student Council III, IV National Honor Society III, IV Annual Art Editor IV Basketball III Volleyball IV Ambition: Be a commercial ar- tist. Philosophy: The more you speak of yourself the more you are likely to lie. SINIITH Club Texas Club Quill and Scroll Beacon Staff III Ambition: Photographer. Philosophy: Life is a mirror. lf you frown at it, it frowns back: if you smile, it returns the greeting. SMYTHE CINDY F. II. A. Thespians II Showboat Review Spanish Clin? Personality lus Club A Cappella Choir Il, III Ambition: To make a good housewife. Q Philosophy: Live, be happy, for life is too short to be sad. Q Personality Plus Club lluntcrs and Fishers Club Ambition: To marry Pat Fa- theree. Philosophy: It's my own life: let me live it. .' ,. 'r ' 3' PHYLLIS STALEY F. H. A. III, IV Booster Club II Student Council III FAUN ELL STANFIELD F. F. A. II Math Club III Booster Club IV Ambition: Career in the Marine Corps. Philosophy: Duty is the sub- limest word in the English PHYLLIS SPARKS PHIL A Cappella choir ni. IV language- F T A Cl'l0ll' Blmsielfclub Ambition: To major in Home D. E. Club Economics' Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. Ph'l0s0l?h5: A Ulf? heart I5 Philosophy: Only one life. will more t an untod soon be past: only what's done for Christ will last. TOMMIE STANFIELD Spanish Club Ambition: To be an electrician. Philosophy: I can do things through jesus Christ who strengthens me. Phil. 4:13. DORIS STECALL F. Il. A. Stenography Club Ambition: Become a secretary. Philosophy: Rest satisfied with doing well. and leave others to talk of you as they please. XVILLIANI TIIONIAS STEWART TOMMY Religious I.ife Club Il. III llantl ll. III. IV A Cappella Choir IV Special Niusie Club IV Andy's Swing Hand Ambition: I would like to go to Baylor Yniversity and study for the Nlinistry ot' ,lesus Christ. Philosophy: Dear I.ord in our cooperation plan. To carry on the uork lor the good ot man. Cite me. I pray. an un- standinu heart. That I may know Thy will and do nn part. CHESTER STONE SONNY Student Council National Ilonor Society Creative Writing Club Ambition: The business world Philosophy: Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you ery all alone. HAZEL STONE Baseball Pieked Team Volleyball Picked Team Ambition: To work and drive good-looking ear. Philosophy: Always be happy never sad. always naughty never bad. ANN ST. PE Booster Club F.T.A. Showboat Club gpanfph Qlybt. Cl b JAMES SUGCS CAT rea ive ri ing u , jr. Volleyball Team uilllhln IV ktngzgilcletlmagoifiggcial Artist- Ambition: To be a dance band ' Concgg t Invader. ' DALE SUTTON Philosfllihyz I dare do. all that Current Event Club may become a man: sv ho dares be mlmlicd Sewanee Club b h to more, is none. ' ' Am ition: To e a p nrmacist. Philosophy: Live fast, die young, v v and have a good looking FIB6A,aSaIEg,,SUTT0N corpse. l X F.II.A. III D.E. IV Ambition: Become a top comp- tometerist for an oil firm. Philosophy: If you want any- thing bad enough and wish hard enough it can be yours. JOYCE SIMS Booster Club f F.II.A. Band Club II. III, IV Band H- HI- IV GENE XVAYNE SXVOBODA Beacon Staff IV Ambition: To go to business school. Philosophy: Hitch your wagon to a star, then get out and push. F. F. A. II. III. IV Track II Ambition: To attend college at Sain Houston State Teachers College. Philosophy: Live fast. die young, and have a good-looking corpse. AMY TALBOT Hand Club II, III. IY C X I III IV Orchestra Band II. III. IY Student Council II. III lunior Class President Volleyball II, III Iialsltetlmll ll Softball II. III Xtnbition: Bc a psychologist. Philosophy: The world is a beau- tiful hook but of little use to hiin who cannot read it. DAN TIIONIAS DANCE ItOl'S DAX Football II. III. IV Ambition: Graduate from col- lege in Nlilitary work. Philosophy: I.ive and let live. LOU ANN THOMAS Curtain Club National Honor Society III, IV Beacon Stall III Ambition: Co to college. Philosophy: Do unto others as you xvould have them do unto you. ALFRED THOMPSON' V. I. C. II, III, IV Ambition: Diesel Engineer. Philosophy: Better to remain SHIRLEY THOMPSON silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt. G. A. A. IV Religious Life II, III Booster Club II Music Appreciation III Band III, IV A Cappella Choir III, IV Softball III Ambition: Co to college and major in piano. Philosophy: Only one life, and only it will soon be past: rvhat's done for Christ will ast. JOYCE TRAMEL JUNIOR F. H. A. Club Ambition: Travel. Philosophy: Be it ever so homely, there's no face like one's own. VERNON TRAXLER THE TRAXLERD Spanish Club 23212311 grlill, rv DOROTHY TROJANOWSKI Track 11, 111, IV DOTTIE 4 Ambition: Co to college. Booster Club Philosophy: The man who wins personality Club is the one who thinks he can. Library Club BOBBY TURNER Ambition: To work for a while, HBLONDIEH then get married. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Hunters and Fishers Club II, III Religious Life Club IV Ambition: Radio man in airforceg to be a success in life. Philosophy: Do unto others first as you would have them to do unto you. VVILLIAM TURNER BILLY F. F. A. Ambition: Go to Sam Houston and study agriculture and bc a rancher. Philosophy: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. JIM VINCENT Football Club II, III, IV A Cappella Choir II, III Football II, III, IV Track Il, III, IV Ambition: To go to college. Philosophy: Take life as it comes. BOBBY WALDEN V. I. C. III Hunting and Fishing Club IV Ambition: To major in elec- tronics. Philosophy: Boot, hog or die. SHERRY LYNN WALKER CHEERY Band Club II, III, IV Spanish Club Showboat Club Special Music Service Club IV Booster Club II Ambition: To go to Austin Col- lege and major in music. Philosophy: The only way to make friends is to be one. IULIAN YVARD Creative YVriting Club III. IV Ambition: To attend Bice Insti- lute. Philosophy: Ask, and it shall be given you: seek, and ye shall find: knock, and it shall be opened unto you. DAN WEATHERS 'PECKERI Ilunting and Fishing Club Spanish Club Personality Plus Club Good Looker III Basketball ll. III. IV A-mbition: To be an architectural engineer or a lawyer. Philosophy: Make the best of the first because the last comes fast. EMMA JEAN XVEBB Religious Life Club Sketch Club C. A. A. Volleyball Picked Team Baseball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Ambition: To be married. Philosophy: Judge not lest ye be judged. CARL KIILTON YVEEKS Booster Club Y I C A- Cappella Choir Ambition: Become a pharmacist. Philosophy: Live and let live. PAT XVESNEY Curtain Club ll. III. IV Cutie III National Honor Society National Thespians Society A Cappella Choir Volleyball Picked Team Baseball Picked Team Basketball Picked Team Ambition: Business work. Philosophy: Life is what you make it. ROBERT WHITAKER BOBBY F. F. A. , Football Club Ambition: To become a naval olhcer. Philosophy: Fine feathers do not make fine birds. CHARLES XVILSON F. T. A. Football Club Football II. III. IV Baseball III, IV Ambition: To be a coach. Philosophy: For when the one great scorer comes to write against your name: he writes not if you won or lost, but how you played the game. EARLINE WILSON PESTOCHE Travel Club II Religious Life Club III Junior Achievement Club Ambition: To be a good preach- eff wife, and preach the gos- pe . Philosophy: For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that who- soever believeth in Him should not perish. but have everlasting life. john 3:16. HANEY WILKERSON LITTLE ONE F. F. A. II, III, IV Ambition: To go to college and major in vocational agricul- ture. Philosophy: Whatsoever a man soweth that also shall he reap. If DDIE IVILLIAMS ED Football Club III, IV Football Manager II. III. IV Basketball Manager II Ambition: To obtain a commis- sion in the Navy. Philosophy: Save your Confeder- ate money. the South shall rise again. CARLENE XVOOD Booster Club II F. H. A. III Photography Club IV A Cappella Choir III, IV Ambition: To have a successful marriage. Philosophy: To live in this world and get along with other peo- ple: excuse instead of accuse, pray instead of criticize: and so live that your life is a shining example to all that see. HAZEL XV OOD Band Club II. III, IV D. E. Club IV Band Ambition: To study photography. Philosophy: Live slow and easy and you will live longer. ROB WOOD F. F. A. II. III. IV Ambition: To study chemical engineering. Philosophy: Haste makes waste. ' - rf' 1'f?f'?JT5ff VIRGINIA WOOD p CIN Special Music Club Booster Club Ambition: To be a secretary or a telephone operator. VVALDEN WOOD Philosophy: Never take life seri- F. F. A. II III lv ously for you'll never get out Band ahve- Ambition: I plan to become a 't 'nar'an. . , .4 Phllbfclphyzl Live fast, die young DAY ID W RIGHT T and have a good-looking Fooilball Club II, III, IV corpse. Ban Football III. IV ' ' Ambition: To attend college to IANELL W RIGHT be a lawyer. F. H. A. II, III Philosophy: Look and you will Booster Club H. see good in everybody. A Cappella Choir III Ambition: To do office work. Philosophy: Happiness is a per- fume, you cannot pour it on others without getting a few drops on yourself. CLAREECE YARBROUCH REESE,, F. II. A. II Religious Life Club III. IV Ambition: To go to college. EUCEXE YBARRA Philosophy: A good name is V I C rather to be chosen than great Bgmgtcg Club 'whos' - .Aml:itioil15eTo study the machin- JANIE ZL'3IXX'A,xLT Philosophy: Ent. drink. and he Curlflm Club , , mt,rr,. muse tomorrow you Nfuswic .xDDl'CClZlIl'0l'l Club might get married. A c,l.ll?D0llil Choir Ambition: To attcntl Sum Hous- ton Stntc Teachers Coll:-so :incl major in music. ii' fi Richard Perof ' ReporTer Jock Shropshire - Vice-pre:-sidenT Larry MoTThews - Treasurer Bill Wild - Pres1denT Carol MQCOH ' SecreTorq I I i CLASS OF 514 I l . I ' Q , I . I 1 s - . XZ, , :ff . fi I f 'VH J ,X I' I 43 . 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David La Grone Patsy La Grone Geialdene Lambert Barbara jones Hale justice Ernest Kamp Fella Knight Karl Kruse Buys jerry David johnson Carolyn johnson Glenda johnson Betty Knight Y , ,,,- -5- Ag Shirley Lee Velva Ann Long Gay Mahan Marlene Maples 6 If Na vi, y ig x 'lar' u inf 5 I Gwen Martin j F Q 9 3 wil v . . Bn jx, I , x Betty Marhes ,ii Ji Larry Matthews 'Z A N A!! 5 .N 11 5' V Carol McCauley Barbara McAnally Carol McCall Georgann McClary Gerry McDowell hs.. Eddie McCall Patsy McGowen Kathryn McGuixe jackie Mclntyre S Bobby McLennon Sh1r1ey McNeal Io Ann McNeese Doyle McShan Aff 5. a- - 4 N 0' - or iid, if ., ., A x -1. fl rr A 6: H xx Betty Nelson Arlene O'Donnel1 jack O'Donnell Maureen O'Donnel1 Betty Sue Odum ,K Olin Myers Nancy New Robert Newell Barbara Noedel tx Shirley Neeley Marilyn Nesbitt Chris Nevill ay- jerry Mercer Helen Miller Charles Moore Paul Morris Tomxny Mullikin Bobbie Nelson Vxda Mooney Cathay Mcador R- Q ,,, , In g if x ggi ,lli Be Yllillkl Otto Willian. Owens 'Rini Edward Palil Ruth Parse 355 Shirley Partin Virginia Pass jean Patterson Louis Pe tte rse n Sf S ' Joyce Phillips Robert Philpot '19 if PL 7 I 5 4 Vx fx, 'I' X1 I f r-1 QU I .N . like! 15? M Bill Perdue Richard Pe rot james Perry Shirley Pigg Billy Don Pitts Helen Pitts Betty Poteet nh r Pat Pratt Glenda Pribble Louise Queen rug!! I Anna Schlemmer Carmy jo Sealey George Sheffield Bobby Shelly Durwood Reed Ann Romain Lanny Rose Pat Ryan C harles Re ady Frances Reece Raymon Robinson Yvonne Ro 3 e rs is its law' is Clyde Rabun A jimmy Rai Gail Rasco Juanita Rasmussen jo-Ann Rawls Leonola Razo Harold Robertson Ilb Lee Gene Rankin fr. Q ll ' kr, 1 f Hx.lm x 1. ,L 6- 1 'HQ R I fl.. joy Shepherd Ruthie Shipp Billy Shock Le ron Shows jack Shropshire Pauline Simpson Lois Smith Tommy Slaton u 1-i Q ,k .- 7 ff' . NL- if f' I i 5, ,, 'fix K I 3 9' iw -it Nr 3 Carollyn Smith Etheline Smith Tony Soetart Nelda Starbuck E.- 'F' 7 if L 5 fi, L H Steelman Joyce Smith johnny Stephenson James Stepp qv? Q Jimmy Stevens Bobbie jean Stone Ann Stuart Donna Sullivan l 5-1 J I 5 ' .A LaVerne Tuma James Turnbow Nancy Underwood Carl Vannoy Sue Tidmore Beverly Toney Connie Tucker Shirley Tullos james Thompson . Y - A F - T , y , 4 1 . .1 Wayne Sullwan Tj 2 'QA ' l 5 ggi 'F'- Darlene Thomason Paula Tolar Be tty Tolbert james Thadex. Paula Thomas janiccc Swain Shirley Sweet Lonnie Tarvev Charles Terry Tommy Todd 1 'Vi 15 ,wiv Q Shirley Vinson Nclwyn Wallace Norma Wallcn Roy Walling David West I Q r ka X 1 Buck Wright Stanley Yarbrough Carl Young Doris Young -Q Mary Beth Woodall Glenda Woodard Barbara Wilson Jimmy Wilson C harles Cheatham Iudy Wright Paula Wright Wanna Wright '- X- it Bettye Douglas, Charles Moore, and Carol McCall Lonme jenluns as Professor Wrllard B1lly Foster and Bettye Douglas The ladder scene w1thW1lda Butler and as the Doctor and Mrs G1bbS Cha rl e s Moore as George and Emxly An unprecedented school act1v1ty took pla c e on the nlghts of October 8 and 9 when the jumor Class under the sponsolshrp of Mlss Marlon Mayfleld presented 'Our Town , a Puhtzer Pnze wxnn 1 ng play by Thomton Wxlder The play was dxrected by Mrs Paulme W1ll1arr-s the hrgh school 11brar1an The cast mcluded jrmmy Ste ve ns as the Stage Manager Wrlda Butler as Emrly, Charles Moore as George, Brlly Foster and Bettye Douglas as Doctor and Mrs Glbbs, Rlchard Perot and Yvonne Welbom as Edrtor and Mrs Webb and many others who con trlbuted rn makmg the play a tremendous success whrch was an mnovatxon m theatncal fare N 7 , . Z 1 . . , - 'Rfb -.-,,,- fm ' 1 ' - i 1- . - Y L 3, 4 1 ,g wi 4. . f 49' '?g'1Pe 'K -V g.,J'..g 1-f. .Ir y N ' , - - of z?:.AN ' ' . '-A 4 -Lrg.'.1,i3 1 . V5 Q A 1. 7. '. 'af 1 ' 4- 1 .. 4-H :fy r' K- Yrs '-s l A in v .f. Y., ..fw Q.. 5' mf 5' 'i t-LEJE-. . - N J Jonah Boyd'Vice.'Pr'esi Tommy Soqer ' Prasad Phiiip Anderson- Treasurer Bonnie Brown - Secrefor x mx x iw-x 'Q 'C' x In wx x f X Y I vxh x -- denT enT Ll Un, PR -cg rj Jock Pc1rlamenTor-mon A, 1. QM' 1 1... - ' ' L' i. ., 7 '-, - 2:9511-2' - Y'-xx .Q V !,4,,,Vi,- ASS OF 55 pi f : -if 1. 5- Martha Ballard 'Nu Wanda Ballard 7- . 'vs , ' I 7 I Dale Barker Shirley Behrendt ,, . B N , Barbara Bellinger Richard Band Gayle Beliel Marilou Belden Patricia Bettis f 5 ti ,Z Donall Aaron Kenneth Ackcr Iunc Anders vig- ' vw 8.4 I Philip Anilcmon Oneita An,g,lin Doris Armstrong Alma Atkinson gf-Fu. Da rl c nc Ando rson ns. 1 Q X N i R' ff NA Gerald Archer 2 Janis Armstrong oi Patsy Atkinson 'L 4, Donald Bell. Frank Bake r Dick Betts Martha Bingham .Y Juanita Blair Nickie Boone Qfwff Jonah Boyd A NYSA- 5. L. Q. x PM-' b. F. ,lf J. ' I l A- 'E' YQ 4 Wesley Blank eff lx u 5. Edna Mae Boriack l l IQ 'A 1 E Rodg er Boyd james Boykrn Sue Bratcher Dorothy Brock Hazel Blose Rita Blount Barbara Borroso 45. Chris Brown Nancy Bryant Hope Buenger Gary Brock I ily Zellard Brooks Shirley Broussard Barbara Brown Bonnie Brown I f kiwi Harvey Brown joy Brown -I Kay Buffalo Nellie jo Buford wx,, Denny Carley 4? . Or Louise Carlton 51' - I I I fig' bf Douglas Carter Wanda Carter 1 AX , 5- Alvin Clark 3. 'M an ri i 'li' ' Jimmie Buntirant Ann Burke .3-9? Judith Bull e r -J r Luke Camiona Sass., Nancy Burke Donald Burton Z' V' Nh.: , Q., 2 Wayne Butler jean Calla Vivian Calley jimmy Calvery '95 K Gu In Maxine Carter w U, Ja. ,V A Rx jim Cantrell Joyce Capeheart james Cavoness Jacky Christensen S - s V 1 I Q , .4 , l ,?faA4xsl ' Azz ' E : 'VARY K Q., M Earl Cleland jackie Coburn William Collier Kenneth Cargill Ami C0110 rl y Bobbie Cordray Jeannette Crouch L I ix , ' Q Herbert Crowder dl. x V Bobbie Currie 32: .. fu' V? L anna Www 5' . ' r 4:- -, x 7.1 .rw-G,' I H fry , , ,l if if , 'ffilf Bc ve rly Cook Q Q' i Joe Cornelius S' x ' Ge mild Crow ,f -cr. ez, 7 james Currett Russell Cook Mary Lou Cooper I1 3,2 Ouida Crawford 52 'QQ .L 1:--ff if' jerrg Dahl qu-f Marv Davidson Evelyn Davis elf ff E ,' .' 9 . A vi D I Q it - 'FT 'rv i-fi 'fi ,f I lin? 6 Fayla Davis john Davis 3 iw r ex .M , X ..- jill Dodge Elma Delahoussaye Claudia Drane Donald Dezell Mary Ann Dickerson Tiny Sue Dudley Marvin Duke 'i ,ia 9 v Q- . ,i Q.: J' ' N., c-. .v , V A Virgil Duke Raymond Duvall Y-s if T Janice Franklin Louise Elliott 'So Robert Frazier Robbin Freeman 5:3 I? Martha Freese Dickie French 1 rr Ronald Frye Sandra Funston Doreka Fuqua Wanda Ecke lman I ' are , 3 Terry Emshoff C 1 ,li ,yy .fi jimmy Evans L james Edge D' Q Genera Evans 'Z Louise Evans Nelda Fe atherston Kenneth Fischer Un' , Z.. Gloria Franklin Mary Ann Gaffney jesse Garrett Louis Gergely Kay Gerow wo- judy Ghormeley Pansy Gilmore 49 4 I It 5... .f , Darlene Goodwin Robert Graf , 6- A, 1- e 5. A . I ' Dorothy Gray jerry Green ' x L. '1 ,Q 'A H. L N 2' G 2, 'P A 'f , 4 x Stanley Green Lynwood Griffen ef -, -2 4' x X' Gilbert Grounds jackie Glesmann Haldecn Glover . 'ri e 491. J, 'mnks , ,., I. Gene Granes Dorothy Hall Parker Hall Q 5 v ' ' U 'ff . 1- , , . , f 'fi t., l e Katherine Hart Don Hawes Ronald Hay .' v ', 1' bl? -v '51 -.3 Bobbie Hale 4411 3. '. -A r-'ff , fr G Norma Hall 4- Bill Hamby Jean Hammdns Joan Harrell Claudia Han-is 41 -ll Mlke Head 5 4 ar x :A r - ff A jerry Hughes Sue Hughes . Q. - if . .1 Mike Hunn 'Tv - I Q1 , L 4 joe jackson 3.5 Mack johnson -- f'1v ,- A ,417 4. s : E 1 on .ve 1 vm. FQ va x -. 1' A f Shirley Humphries Kathleen Isaacs as Neoma jarrell s 9 :uf . Ni, Florence Henry Vivian Herrington I rl N wk - 5 P X 1 Q ' !' 'ml james johnson Glenna Hoahlcr Dolly mu 17, v K r f . P 4' 1 K' Nancy Hogan 1 7 . 3 E Q V si Q' i ,1 .1 4 Y 1' NS. Elva jo Holman , K'- ,Q . 102 Hill 'Uh Threasa Holliefield 4,5 , ,, .ADR 'aa . la' 416 . re fvh I ,X Q Eddie Howard Martha Huckaby Lynn Hudman je rry Hughes 04 s, Ruth johnson Barbara jones jo Ann jones 5 - 1 3 Gary Leach 1., Fi Kenneth Lewis , 1 Q 1 ta g. all Ralph Lime Alma Lunsford r'- Ierry Mann , 'sn 5- UP -wjf if A. I. Lightfoot I ' 9 if it Reba Lollis Shellottia Magee A- J, f f F x , ? '?5' r G iii- ' -12? A' ' 7 I ' ' M ' ,ff q J ' in J I f' Q- ifi Mn f7cQ15 I if Gia . Zenaida Martinez Lanell Mathewson George Mauro V, :img . , L sw tv. . Fe , Y ., QV' 1 I' v , iw' tiiif Marvin Mayer 5 Nancy McAvoy Gene McCar1ey joe McCord F' E. 4, janice McCord s --Vx my l ?I 4- , Robert McCx-eary L Carl McDouga1d Raymond Mclnnis x . Maurice Malinah Kay Manning Susan Marceau Marian Martin Pat Mclntyre A s 'AX as-.,. 34 Charles Parker 'Uh Elaine Parten Barbara Patin ins -g , Charles Patterson Earl Patterson YL' Louise Patterson Ioan Pelata Neill Perry jack Poe Clinton Pollard Betty Powell Adrian Preslex Donna Prentice Alr- Billy Putman 5 Ramona Pye i 'w.' Prallets POM: ll 4'-31 13' Don Pullen .mg Barbara Pllllka 6. Marv Rainey L- Carrzc Ramsey X' - ' W3-',-ml Carroll Peters Margaret Patterson Felton Phillips jackie Phillips M .1 Af O tg 1 1 A, V 'Ex .R J qv! X V! ,J l. ' M A 9 Q 'gd Edward Ru mscx 4, t Wx 9. ,, liloisc Reid A .-J 1,19 I 3 . fi Barbara Rogers ' 8. ME 1 iff,- . If ,335 S f. fr' Q' aff - Walter Roberson Millicent Ruth Nlickcy Ready Y' 09' w. vw' at I Daisy Rillhart R+ -9 I f Paula Rogers Betty Rousellec Billy Boll Rcdin Patsy Rodin I.-J. l , U P 9 ' Q 5 ,- nur ,, X, . ' ,rn l Buddy Roach fc-7' Tommy Sager K Lupe Sanchez Vauline Sanders fu 4 lr. Sue Sampson Ralph Scarborough its al' M 45,6 , Betty Schmucker Weldon Scoggins Martha Scott Q R 'A t N Q 2 , . wk: 1 A 'V xi l .2 Az, l I jimmy Sealy Charles Self Charles Sheffield Mary Sheffield F '- uf Q F g. R i -'xt on 1 sl- S, Wx A 1 'A I - l 'l ng 1 r--I pg SPORTS Looks hke an excntmb c he cke r game betweer Barbar'1Ro,-,ers and Darla Talley 1111 Dodge and Lmda Smxth are f1 re spectators wr' M1ssEversmeyer's sophomoreP E classes keep m shape by domg cahsthemcs damly GAME ROOM ACTIVITIES The New W 1 n g whlch wa s recently completed has furmshed the glrls' P E classes w1th a large bame room Sophomore jumor and semor grrls have all partlclpated rn t he se act1v1t1es whzch mclude pmg pong shuffle board darts check ers dommoes parallel bars and the horse These act1v1t1es have adde d varxety to the b1rls' P E classes J .df Gayle Kmg has quxte an audxence whale she trxes Shlrley Behfendt and ADD Weede are UYU18 their her luck throwmg darts Her twm, Dayle 1SW31t Skill if 3 Same of Shuffle boafd whlle K9-Y Mm mg patmently for her tum, she IS not pmcnn-ed H1118 watches e3Se'1Y 5: l ' - . . . . ' v 1 xx . . . . . . . X, r 1 k 3 J 1 J ' : a 1 - . . . V . Y U. , S, . , . W I xA 1. '7 '. ' h . , X .I ' I :Ez ,. ,A 1' Yr ' 1 ' 52591413 Y' 1 1 o n 1 n ' ' . Senior,SherryWa1ker is demonstrating one of her techniques in ping pong. Her excellent playing entitled her as champion in her jr. and Sr. year. 25 Patsy Stang isn't posingg she is actually jumping over the horse with a little support from Miss Os- borne, her P. E. teacher. As Sherry Walker sen ior watches the unknown Shirley Steele and Carrie Ann Ramsy are domg opponent Nancy Hogan as ready to strike back on a dr et on th narallel bars the rebound VOLLEYBALL SFNIOR CLASS TEANI XVIWINFRS JUNIOR PICKFD TEAM WINNERS I'ourth Period h-id the winninp., team in volleyball this year in the Junior Class. Fourth Period 'md Third Ieriod were first to play with Fourth Period winning. First and Second Periods h-ul the second gune- First Period won. The third 5,-une was between First 'ind Sixth Period. First Period c-xme out winning to have their try 'lt winning the tournament against Fourth Period. The seniors wollevball tournament between the senior P E classes was won bv Nfrs Je uine Smiths Sixth Penod class The First game started the tournament off with Fifth Period losing to Sixth Period 21 to 18 Fourth Period took the second game over Third Period 26 to 21 The final glme ss as won by Sixth Period over Fourth Period 30 to 20 The victors are from left to right top ron Eloise Jeter Diane YVaite Nlrs Smith Ifrinlue Coburn Shirley Rose Frances Scales Dorothy Trojanouski and Norma Lawler Nirs Je lnne Smiths Fourth Period then battled against Nilss Ernestlne Osborne s First Period however the battle was won by Fourth Period thus Fourth Period the victors' The play ers on the team are from left to right starting with the top row Joy Shephard Yvonne Rogers Norma Weston Nfary Beth YVoodlll Evahne Higgins Virginia Pass Jeanette Edwards JUNIOR CLASS TEAM WINNERS The Junior class teams did not compete against the Senior class teams this year Their first game was between First and Second Periods First Period won 20 to 13 Then Third and Fourth Penod had their try It was a cinch for Fourth Period to wm with a score of 26 to 9 The final and deciding game of the tournament was played between Miss Emestme Os bomes First Penod and 'Mrs Jeanne Smiths Fourth Penod classes The energetic Fourth Period won the tournament 22 to 18 however it was a very close game with plenty of excitement The team consisted of left to nght Jeanette Edwards Diana Flood Virginia Pass team captain JoAnn Rawls and Glenda Prlbble D1 ml Flood Betty Odum 'ind Ieonlla Razo SENIOR PICKED TEAM WINNERS This IS the first time Fourth Penod Miss Taylors class has been defeated by Mrs Smith s class in the Picked Volleyball Tournament m a number of years The tournament started with Sixth Penod winning over Fourth Period 26 to 18 Fifth Period beat Third Penod 21 to 18 Sixth Penod then won the toumament with a victory of 49 to 14 over Fifth Period The winners are from left to right Carole Gregory Amy Talbot Rose Brasher Dorothy Trolanowslo Eloise Jeter, Mrs Jeanne Smith coach Dovie Boyd, Shirley Thompson, Beverly Hahn and Loreta Padgett A BASKETBALL ...f ' SENIOR BASKETBALL CLASS TEAM WINNERS Slxth Penod wlns again' Snxth Penod had a strong team under the coachnng of Nirs Jeanne Smith The C A A refereed these games The toumament opened wxth Thrrd Penod and Sixth Penod playmg the first game Srxth Penod won 5 to 0 Flfth Penod overcame Fourth Penod 6 to 5 Fifth and Sxxth played It out nn the decldmg game with a score of 5 to 1, ln Slxth Per1od's favor The champxons are, from left to rrght, top row Loreta Padgett, Frances Scales, Mrs Jeanne Smlth, Juamta Cnbbs, and Frankie Coburn, bottom row Joyce Tramel, Dorothy Trojanowslu, and Carlene Wood SENIOR BASKETBALL PICKED TEANI YVINNFRS The Blsleetblll lournunent w IS won ln Sixth Period III the hnll glllle I leh gune h ld two suen minute hxlwes with 1 two minute rest period ln between Ifxfth md Fourth Penod begm the tourna ment Fourth Penod won 8 to 0 The seeond gune wus then played between Slxth md Thlrd Period Sixth Penod toole the glme 8 to 2 Iwen though the score was low ln the finnl game between Fourth md Sixth Penod lt was a gnne well played with fine sportsmlnshnp Sxxth Penod won the tournament over Fourth Penod 'S to 2 Nllss Ernestme Osborne refereed the tournament Frlnees Scales Jovee Tramel Amv Txlbot Done Boyd Shirley Thompson Baek row Juamta Crlbbs Elolse Jeter C lrole Cregors Beverly Hahn md Loreta Padgett Nlrs Jeanne Smlth P E teacher Ind Nllss Ernestme Osbome referee . . , , T A S 1 A . A a . Cz- fa - 1 ' ' - 4 1 ' ' L- ' ' 1 V h 2 I ' s 11 I , X . ' . x x' x w 2 L 'zu' v 1 ' ' . ' . r 2 C X i vi 2 k',- 1 l . '1 . .T 'I ' ' ' ' ' . Those on the Sixth Period Team are from left to right, bottom row: . , . .u I . -. ..y ,Z .. ,, J, ' ' 1 , 1 - . . . , . . 5:1 2 W A A11 ' X ' 5 V 5 . . i . . 'lm 1,4 3, ? mir 1 M 1 X3 Y 732 A' H 1? I H I I H1111 29 vi F4 This section IS dedicated to those bovs who blttlul thur w n up and down tha. j.,l'lClll'0ll fur P ll S lun l their luck this year mw not haw. been thc but thur spmt und t L too were tops md nl x nll L Eagle Co Captams Dan Thomas who achieved All Dlstnct Tackle and Frankie Follls who was placed on the Second All D1s trlct team as F ullback Y' a C4525 Opponent M KSNQK xx A A Rael-xml!-' G64 242 za WW 'XX Q4 X1 1952 Eagle Schedule. Dxstrxct 8 AAAA P ns ltlcn 1 Sept Cfnlen 1 Park Sept Oc Oc Oc Oct Oc Nov Nov Nov 21 Brownsville Freeport Conroe S F Austln fHoustonJ Port Arthur Beaumont Orange Baytown Ball Hugh fffnlvestonj FFL ' PHS s Creen and VVhlte Eagles held the lead three times ln a fast md funous game xgalnst their rnals from Galena Park Fuse minutes deep Ill the hrs! perlod joe Don Vlneent went up the eenter to seore after a serus of runmng plays by joe Don and Ilm N meent md I r nnk Follls plus an Offbldf penalty against CP that had ads :need the bill to the jleket sexen A short pass from XVavne Sullivan to Follls which clicked for 59 yards and eontmued lme plunges bs Illls Oroseo placed the ball on the C llllll one vard lme Sulllvm went over for the TD The I xgles led at the half 12 1 After C P ran the seore to 14 12 Bull N1eNurland took the ensu mg klek off to the 40 Sulln an passed to Iollls who ran for the TD The Yellow jaekets scored tsso touehdovsns to take home a 21 18 uctors 1 OUR COACHES Clrtel Imnn Basltetblll Co ich md Assist mt Foothill Coach, Allen Brown, Lme Coleh md Trlek Coaeh, Frank Flsher Asslst mt Footblll Coweh and Blseblll Coleh YVcldon Phllhps Head Coleh md Flmer Bondv B Squad I-ootball and Basketball Coach Opponent 1952 Faglet Seheclule Dlstrlet 8 AAAA Pasadena Sept C alena Park Sept jeff Davis Oe F rceport Oct San Jacinto Oc S F Austm Oc Port Arthur 'Vos Or mge 'Nlos Bavtown 'Vox Ball Hugh v u v TEAM r , 53. . 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In the third quarter Bill NlcNurland galloped 47 yards behind elfee tive hloeking to make the third Pasadena touchdown. Neil Perry's kick made it 21-6. Ellis Orosco hrokc loose and intercepted a pass and raced 30 yards for the final counter. Perrfs fourth conversion made it 28-6. Browns ville scored their final points on a 34 yard run hx' Bill Smith. Eagle Co Captain Frank Folhs 122k lugs the hall across the goal hne for the first Eagle counter 1g'1mst Brownsville Jae 44 k Ferguson C943 goes in for 1 tickle ignnst Freeport 'ICR ix an Pnd After unsuceessfullx getting to the Exporter eight x 1rd hne the Ingles xx ent on to score in the second period of pl 1x 111 Freeport xx hen 1 25 vard pass from V5 IK ne Sullivan to Flhs Oroseo produeed 1 touch doxxn Four touchdown p lsxes from lung Hill to I C Nici utheson hn 1llx oxerc1mc the FlglLS Pas 1dcn1 H1 the fourth period e 1n1e h mek to seore on sexeril run ning pl 1xs hx W 1xne Sulhx ll! xxho fin 1llx plunged our from the one x 1rd hne Neill Perrx x knelt xx is hloelted le ning the seore 1t 20 12 Another p ns from lllll to Xlef utheson mlde the fin ll score 26 I2 11 the earrung the touehdown te rm from C onroe 1' ff 1 mt ICT! mer the Tigers from Conroe Sterling defenses battled for nearly two quarters before the Eagles counted first with the aid of sophomore tackle, Gale VVat- luns VS atluns knocked the arm ol C l nton C xrter the .nee passer of Conroe defleetlnp, the b all into the :rms of rneomlng C arl Young., who erossed the gonl hne wrth su Pagles elose behind 'N 1 slngle C onroe pl ner esen e une elose to stoppmy, lnm Don XIIILLIIT s red next lfter I 44 x rrd drlwe h acl leen executed wmth X meent XX .une Sullnan and Bull Nle'Nurland dome, Vhth yust two and n h :lf mmutes to go Ill the game Tern Kopp mtereepted mother pass bw C lrter and went the I8 wards for Ihe Flgles p,uned 176 s ards net eompxred to 95 sards for the QW? Tense moments IH the gum ure witnessed lw the Plsadena boys on the bench xs thes e all out eneourlgement to their teammates on the fied Eagle Fnd Terry Kopp 1822 IS seen attempting to snare In .xerlal against Turn those Nlustmgs lnto dog food was the ers of mam Ioml I' tele fans as thex preplred for 1 game .against Stephen F Austm of Houston Seen ID the foreground IS Balds the new m'1seot of the sehool The re ll E lgle w IS gnen to the Flgles xt the begrnnlng of the we lr Bllds rttended Ill glmes the welther permitted hlm to l IS 1 los rl f l lSlClLl'll ls lgles elme up on the short end of I 33 1 score ln tl e glme rgunst the Austin Nlustangs A TCL spre ld Xlnce Mathews md Henrv Tom were the eomhmmon that overcame the local bows Three times Nlustang passes were mtercepted bs the Eagles but e meh ln suceesslon falled to produee .1 score It lppeared that the Eagles would come stonnmg hack In the second period when Wayne Sulhsan passed to B1ll NlcNurland who went 48 vards before he w is halted on the one foot lme bv Don VVenver N1eNurland went over for the tallv but both teams were 0HSlClC so the plw was called hack The 'Mustangs then held for three more downs md took over the ball ln the eloslng moments of the hrst half 41 vlrds were reeled off bv the Flgles for thelr lone touchdown A fourth down penalts lgunst Austin for roughmg the locker kept Pasadena hopes 'ahve Passes hv Sullivan eosered most of the 71 wards as Kenneth Murphs went the lxst Eve xards for the score Null Perrv locked the extrl pomt to eomplete the Eagle scoring for the night the Austin Mustangs Ellis Orosco, swift Fagle back, totes the plgslun towards the Austm end of the field ' - '. -' V . . . 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I' lgle Co C rptun D rn Fhomrs 1:87 eomes rn on Ron rld Amunv ll6l the Yellow llclcet elrrvmg the bull Plsidenl held the tough Port Arthur Xellou jlekets to onlv tuo touchdowns rn the lnnurl Drstrret glme between the tu o te uns Port Arthur led by Ronald Amunv scored once rn the first qu lrter md once rn the second to le ld 13 0 lt the hilt In the fin ll qu lrter jerre Fr mers plss from the jrcket 72 to end Iaelt Ferguson put the bill on the 1 A Port Arthur pensrltx rdx 'mced the bull to the one w rrd lrne from Whllll Co Crptun Prlnlt Folhs The tm rl score w rs 13 6 Port Arthur Bull Niexlurland f16l one of the 'rble Pasaden 1 hackfleld men e lrrres the b'1ll rs he hre lks ns n from one of the Be rumont Roval Purples Plsldenl Lheerle xders welcome the Port Arthur Cheer leaders who .xlong with other Iellow jreket fins lr rned by Qpeelll tr un Eagle CoC1ptun Frmnlcre Follrs l22l, IS the mln down under vuth the bull He h'ls just been grounded bv one of the Beaumonters Prsadenr took the lead e nrly rn the g'lme rgunst Beaumont when the Rovfnl Purples fumbled on their own 30 ylrd lrne 'md Terry Kopp recovered joe Don Vmcent, Wayne Sullivan 1nd Bull N1cNurl'md 1. rrrred the bfnll to the one y rrd lrne where jerre Fmzrer snewked over Velll Perrvs luck was good In the second penod D'm Thom'1s recovered mother fumble Ind Bull Nicxlurhnd went over for the touehdown just before the hrlf the Eqglcs hlt paydlrt agarn on a piss from Sulllvan to Terry Kopp Agmn the klek sms suecessful md the Pas'ldenlans led 21 0 It the hr However, the Royal Purple cfxme roarrng b'1ck after the hllf to score two touchdowns ln exch of the l'lst quarters to wrn the g'1me 26 21 l . , . . , .. . I - 4 .' 1 Q vm 'Z 1 ' I. ' ' 254 L . .4 . . Q I 1 ' I - rx 1 .th ' lx-1 1. is .2 A . . 1. .A 1 , - .1 1 ..a z .-z .. 'a 1, J 'z L' . -1 . .ja '. 1 I h x -I I 1 v's - 1 4. 1. v 't went over for the touchdown. ' Z. ' 'lf v'. . . -a . :J asa - 1 1 . . ,- . 1 , . - . 5 a ' ' ' 5 y 1 . a ' 'z ' . 'az .' ' ' . ' ,a r m ur I 1 ' l 1 l 4 . . . . . . , . l 1 I u. . u ' 1 1 o 1 I .I G. u . A - J '. a . - 1 elf. . . . C . K I . I s dents II nneeommg., xx as dimmed hx 1 14 6 eefe nt tl hunds o me Orxnge Tlgers The 1' xgles seored f1rst on 1 60 v :rd pass from Vt zvne Sul ln In to Frank Folhs Dm Thom IS trx for extra pomt xx ns unsueeessful Nflss Nhrw Nlrddleton xx ns erow ned llomeeommy., Queen nt the half tl IL Colng mostly on the ground Orange tled the seore Ill the thlrd period of pl ly In the llst qulrter they :gun seored to le td I2 6 Near the end of the game lerre Fr l7lll' xx IS sme lred behind the 1,0 ll lllll to grve the Tigers 1 fuml seore of 14 6 N1 rkrng one of the speeehes whleh elme to be '1 hlghhght of everv pep rallv IS Bull NleXur land ther footblll players are Kenneth Murphy and Dlvld TBOne VVrly.,ht Also pletured I5 Senior Cheerlelder Benme Pavne Pasadenas first dlstrlet vletory eame ln the fmal game of the se lson ngunst Ball Hugh of Galveston Galveston racked up a 13 polnt lead m the hrst quarter on a 97 yard ldv mee and a 22 yard run The Eagles got back mto the game when they recovered Ball High fumble on the Pasadena five yard hne and went the full drstance ln 12 plays Wayne went over for the score on a quarterback sneak In the second half the Eagles took the kickoff and ln four plays went mer with Elhs Orosco carrying the ball The Eagles surged unto the lead m the third perxod when Frank Folhs ran 33 vards for the score Pasadena held for downs on thelr own five, and Frank Folhs ran thls time for 85 yards and a touchdown Wayne Sullivan s try for extra polnt was good The Eagles final score came when Blll McNurland vsent over from the two yard llne Sulllvans conversion was again good to gne the Ingles 1 fm ll score of 33 13 Coaeh Fisher md Daud Dudley C187 help lnyured Frank Folhs C22l off the held during the glme xgalnst Orange, VKl1lLll was P lSlCll.I1 1 s Ilomeeomlng., Bavtouns Canders state fmlhsts for tvm strnght NLIFS merexme the Flgles 49 0 In a Dlstrlct game played rn Bflvtovsn The bonfire shown was a symbol of the blazing hopes of the Eagle fans just before the dlstnet game against the Canders from Baytown ..' . ,. -I... ..fl. la..l .. 1 ' ., I . - ' . at me . , t . - . . , . z H .. ' ,,.'..' - . 1 va .. .1 '. - 'H 1 '- 1 1'l ' 1 1 ' -.- ' 1n1 . .. . .. V . . .. , .. . . ' '15 - '- f -' 1 - 4 n -. l V 1 1 1 YA ' 1 'u xl 1 I 1 , .- . V. 1' -. 1. s- : . c. 1 ' 'I 1 1 . 1 . ' X - . 2 1 ' an 5 'a - - - '4 - . . Q-I L . -i V H 1 qi- 1 1y 1v 1 ' 1 4 .- 1 1 A I R' i' l YD v 1 vt' .x 15: '. a , A 1 ., . 1 .. . 1 1 'e .. ' c ' ,1 ' ,- A 5' ,l Ai' 1 xl' lin 1.4 ll ui l I l l 1 1 .- . 1 . 1 , . , . - 1 l 0 2 g k- 1 1 1 1 '. .. ,. . Q 1 ' Y 1 1 . h . ,. 1 .Q . .I .- ' ' ' ' '. 4. 1 1. . V ,. . 1 1 .. . ' a I 1 4 . 1 I 1 4 vl I v- . ' . I . . I I, ' 1' I 1 1 .4 1 '- ' . . . , . - . . . . . . . , . . A Y. . , . .' '- - 'a 1 'z ' . . . . . . 1 I ' I l 1 . . . . KFNNILTII Nil RPHY D-KN TIIONI XS 111AN1x 1'OI I IS End T xddn Back 163 Pounds 180 Iounds 168 Pounds Senior C o C xpt nn C o C apt nn Sunoi Senior IERRF PH-KLILR Back 138 Pounds Senior I I LII IS 0R05C0 1 1y,lL footblll pl :vers it thc Homecoming, Pap Rlllx Back 137 Pounds Senior JOE LAY Guard 175 Pounds 1! T1 R111 1xOPP hm 167 Pounds Senior TONINH X1l111x1X 1-nc 160 Pounds Iunior DK 1D D1 131,11 Buck 126 Pounds junior TOMMY THOMPSON Tackle 229 Pounds Senior junior CARI. YOUNG IAHRY MATHEVVS Center Guard 150 Pounds 165 Pounds junior junior VERNON TRAXLER CHARLES VVILSUN BILL NIL-NURLAND DAVID VVRIGHT Guard Center Buck Center 183 Pounds 185 Pounds 148 Pounds 177 Pounds Senior Senior Senior Senior DON DAVFVPORT W AYNE Sl LLIX AN BERNARD OTTO JOE CONZALES Back Back Tackle Guard 148 Pounds 147 Pounds 21a Pounds 145 Pounds jumor jumor junior Semor CLYDE RABUN 101 DON YINCENT JACK FERGUSON Cuard Bmck End 142 Pounds 162 Pounds 155 Pounds Iumor bophomon Semor yq :plug FRANK ELSIR Tackle 160 Pounds JIX1 X IYCFNT Back 165 Pounds lumor Semor C'-KLF WATKINS DON Cl IDR! Tackle Cuard 170 Pounds In Pounds Sophomore Sophomore , , , . . l A 1 .. 1 4 4 . 1 1 - , . H . , .4 , 3 -r 1 'v ' 3,9 ': sB5 ' 1 I' -.-. ' ' ' lvrwv-..... . 9-Q ,. - 1' - 515. , l . , -- Q . . ..3.1.1X Bcxrba mx Bundy an Q J- ff' vw 1 G s Y A , . 1 ETL , K' yi 1 Q 'N f x . K1 X FT1 Nellie Jo Buford 'E' ' ff Barbara pope m I. iq! A X J U3 fb 3 2. KD EU X4 3 co l ' SPF! U7'JUl 'lU -1' I Parker Holi Glenn Harper Shown here are the 1953 Eagles Basketball Team with their manager, Joe Gonzales, and Coach Carter Lomax. Eagle Basketball Schedule, District 8-AAAA Opponent Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an 3 11 Galena Park Beaumont Tournament French CBeaumontl jeff Davis lfloustonl Bryan 12 13 Calena Park Tournament Texas Citv Freeport Freeport Bryan Galena Park Freeport Toumament YVest Columbia Freeport Freeport Beaumont Charles Cobb Howard Senior - Forward Second All-District Team Ralph Choppers Hay Senior - Forward Don Feet Davenport Junior Forward 3 all an 8 an Ball High fGalvestonJ Orange Port Arthur Baytown Beaumont Ball High fGalvestonJ Fe Orange Feb 6 Port Arthur Feb 10 Baytown District games Tommy Moon Nfiulllkln Fella Knight jimmy Stevens Eagle C0 CBPUIIIIS Us 48 1 . . 46 . 5-7 39 47 70 '. 52 46 . 9 ' . 35 32 4- - g 38 64 38 74 . 16 45 60 . 19 37 63 . 30 47 7 I . 1, 2, 3 32 . ' 53 66 56 -' H 48 J 6. 6 45 ' - 63 Ian. 9 ' 40 65 1 n. 13 ' ' 53 A p 37 1 . 16 ' 46 67 1 .20 f' 58 59 Ian. 23 ' . 48 45 1 n. 27 ' . 43 67 J .30 ' ' 59 S 32 b. 3 0 62 49 . 56 58 . ' ' 57 l junior Center Junior Guard Junior Guard Ralph Hay and Charles Howard Season Ax tr Totftl 1 L How ard 7 Hay f hormlu 17 Thompson Nlcxlurl md 97 D u enport Stevens Nlulhkln NIL xclor Br lnnen Jimmy Ned Thompson lumor Culrd District Total 9 Aver .1 e 0 Bull NielXurl.u1d Bull Ptrdue cLLIl f crm fhormlu Sc mor I oru 1rd unlor loru lrcl Stnlor C Lnttr Faglet Blsketlmll Schedule DlStflL't 8 AANXA Opponent Dec Dec Dec Dec 8 'ln an 2111 9 Brs an Freeport Brvan C'1len'1 Pfnrk Freeport Bemumont B ill High If ilvestonl Orfmge Port -krthur Baxtovsn Beaumont Granville Brannen Junior Guard Cathey Meador Junior Center 41 dll 'lfl Ball High CC1ls estonl Feb 3 Or m ge Feb 6 Port Arthur Feb 10 Bas town District games District B Champions Front row Billy Kltch, Floyd Thompson, Gene McCarley, Maurice Simmons and Donald Dezell Back row Manager Mrke Alvarado, Haldeen Clover, Regguo Xiavo, David Stewart and Coach Elmer Bondy 6 :gn ' r rg L53 12.0 1-8 12.8 ' 206 9.8 103 1 .3 Z 1t':. 7.2 87 8.7 Q 120 5.7 95 9.5 1 '1 2 - 5.2 z H 81 3.9 29 2.9 ' - .' 58 2.8 18 1.8 1 ' ' 20 .9 3 .3 L ll 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Q-'-f -. J'-f it 43 Dec. 1 Galena Park 42 . j 53 . 16 35 . 19 1 32 '. 11 L e 47 Ian. 6 35 I n. 9 ' . 36 I. . 13 D z 'Y la ' S - -- Y, Y- . 33 Ian. 16 . A ' - 1 N 36 I . 20 , 26 I .23 0 ' 39 1- . 27 0 ' 63 I. .30 ' ' -. f 35 . - 0 z 33 . 0 . Eagle Guard, B111 McNur1and d r 1 b bl e s the ball Texas City w as Pasadena's first opponent in the Galena Park Tournament held December 11, 12 13. The Eagles took the game 38-32. Ralph Hay, Co Captam ge t s the jump on the Texas Cxty player shown The ent1re Eagle team, complete wxth manager and coach are pzctured here dunng a tame out - . , . 1 4 ,- Q 1 1 - ,, JF f T ..,- ' fy f . I' x W . 41 QW in Q31 ..,, v ,nv 3 mf 45,2 ff 55 1 1 ' 4 X Q 1 ' ' fro 1 scorm The Ea les won the second game 1 amst Oranq h, 1 scor Lf 02 32 Charles Howard .JIVLS a qu1ck throw for 2 pomts aoamst the Benbals from Orange to owe the Ea 51CSflLl1S!I1Cf wm 40 37 Howard was hlgh pomt man vuth la pomts I-lax n ad 10 and Ghormley had Q Durmg thas game Charles Howard was Pugh wxth 14 pomts Thompson was se con d wlth 13, Hay next w lt I1 12, and Ghormley followed wlth 10 u nl 1 , ' . ' ry ' 1 x rv' fy' -. - 7 I . . Y. .- I . . ,' ' , V 1 Ralph Hay attempts to la e c p the Orange player n ' H . H N -, 1 bf' D pg ' , c 1' C c 1 ' - . Y Y Charles Howardjumps with the Yellow jacket ig view in a game which Port Art hur won 67-58. In the second game of the season against Por, fd'- thur, the Eagles handed the Yellow Iackclf Umeir only district defeat, 56-49. Eagle Guard, Ixmmy Thompson gets 2 pornts to be the second hlghest 1n scormg for the nxght Charles Howard nets 2 pornts to be hrgh ruth 20 pomts for the nrqht CEC11GhOFThlCX'011f Jumps Baytovnkcaptarn joe Schualdx to start off thl ame xxhxch the Laqles lost 59 453 In the second ame the Ganders barelx overcame the Eaqles 58 5, . V. . . L V . T . . x vw 1 ' . 6 .. r - 'H ' . ' - e . fx r rs . U I 1953 Track Team Pictured front row left to right Eddie Williams jim Vincent jack Shropshirt Junior Hurdles im Vincent Senior Dashcs and Edd1e Howard Back row Frankie Follis Ellis Orosco Ken neth Murphy and Jack Shropshire Ellis Orosco Senior D ashes Taking a practice Jog around tht tr mk art Willr mms Vx uct nl Frank Follis Senior - Dashes Orosco, and Follis. Kenneth Murphy Here Shropshire and Murphy display their ability at running the Senior - Hurdles hurdles' Charles Wilson Outfield Sc-mor Trl Captain Returning Baseball Lettennen for 1953 Front row David Wh1te Charles Wllson Bill Perdue andjolm Allen Hausler Back row Lanny Rose Ralph Hay jimmy W11 son and Randall Alton Lanny Rose Second Base Iwuor B111 Perdue Outfleld Iumor Randall Alton Outfield Senior Ralph Hay Tri Captain David White Catcher Pitcher Scnlor Trl Captain junior jimmy Wilson john Hausler First Base Third Base Baseball Tri-Captains Junior junior Charles Wilson, Ralph Hay, and Randall Alton 'nw' 11 K 1 Hg .- -4 Lk ACTIVITI 5 J -un- Officers Charles jaynes President Billy Turner Vice-President Haney Wilkerson 2nd Vice-President Davis Linn 3rd Vice-President jerry Mercer Secretary Robert McC1ary Treasurer L S ' f a,M.f5'- .L . These are the members of the very active Future Farmers of America. 'si ' The Future Farmers are proud of their sweetheart, Shirley Parker, and her runners-up. ,aint ,qi-Q' I9 fi sl I f v I l Nr x Officers Charles Middaugh Parliamentarian Rob Lee Wood Historian Tommy Sager Reporter Waldeen Wood Sentinel Mr. Rushing Manning Adviser '-?f - . I-r'Q President L. C. Pursley is asking adviser Rushing Manning Mr. Manning is demonstrating to Don Costilow and jack Dun- about details of a future project. away how to wrap meat. 1- llnnllnl L Officers Mary Bedenbaugh President Carol McCauley Vice-President Doris Harmon Recording Secretary Ioycc Smith Tre asurcr Miss Bertha Hoffman Sponsor i - 'QM l :ix X me-in Officers: Bedenbaugh, McCau1ey,Harmon, and Smith Officers Phyllis Staley Song Leader Darlene Thom agen Reporter I Edna May Boriack Parliamentarian Marie Holder Pianist Mrs. Roberta Steadman Sponsor q.4 - ' . .A. Officers: Staley, Thomason, Boriack, and Holder A tYP1C3-1 meeting of the F H - IF!! m1'1.'.,a 4323731 fills. 'wr Top row: McNiece , Knighthlenkins, Hooper, Mr. Mobley, Fullerton, Armstrong Bottom row: Montoya, Feazle, C hase, Smith, McKissick, Frederic, Anders frrhl nz? WHS, i '.1fiis'b3 'mm 0 Officers: Knight, jenkins Sponsor: Mr. Harold Mobley S N' Chase, Montoya, Feazle, McNiece, and Fullerton checking up on photography rules .rs Mr. Mobley demonstrating the use of the tripod to Hooper, Fredenc dexs L e ft to right: Stamper,Willhoite, Prentice, Welborn, Parse, Chezem, Burk, Miller. LAT N CL B SOLIDAS L TINAS Officers President ...... . . .Beth Ann Chezem Vice-President . . . ..... Iva Prentice Secretary .....'.' ' . n Yvonne welbom Officers, Beth Chezem, Yvon n e Welbom, Wanda Willhoite, Treasurer-Reporter. I U ..'.. Wanda Wiuhoite Iva Prentice, and Sponsor, Miss Mayfie ld, discussing club Sponsor ......... . . Miss Marian Mayfield business' 6 Left to right: Olsen, Stegall, McGuire,Bezdek, Fischer, Hard- in, Moser, Sample, and Sponsor, Mrs. Lounell Nunn. STENOGRAPHY CL Officers President ..... . . . Louise Sample Vice-President. . . . . . Wanda Mosher Secretary ........ . . Barbara Bezdek Program Chairman .................. Glenda Olsen . Mrs. Lounell Nunn Wanda Moser transcribing shorthand to Barbara dek, while Glenda Olsen and Louise Sample look 3, 'L 'Q i if 1! -XQ5 .,, ' I 1 Booster Club members counting votes. Officers: Margie Winters, Barbara Pope, Ben- nie Payne, and jack Shropshire. 32.13 Pasadena High School Booster Club HL 'ie ff ,,Lf Dan Welbom taking nominations for officers. Officers President. . . . . Bennie Payne Vice President . . . . . Barbara Pope Secretary . . . . . .Margie Winters Treasurer. . . . . jack Shropshire a V ,AFM-1 ',7 : -vs-If i n .5 x -. , ,, ' V, , L 5 5 ! umm , , 4 .V A, I ,gm 1? -, H1 M Q A A J v . fi em ' 1 1 f n Fr A f CD . :- fi: n 1 - ' f Y! A I .25 AL, ,' , J 'A 1 . 5. - ' v A 1 N . ' VJ Y ' .P - f 6 4, v1 . xx 7 xg ,. Q 1.2, ff 1 , 'N ' g I V- -' 1 I 1- 5 -231:94 .3 .lf V-- , . , Q In 1 1 1, , lf' 3 Ee. ,Zi 1 Qi X X QA' W A X S: 4 'ff 6, . . . , p - ,ll , me ' ia' in Dhxg 1 V . A, if-1' 6 I.. rf . V . Q X A Q A 4 M 15'..J'1 5 E i' Q 3 K as O sa ! 0' 1 'AYA , .....,-4...,...., M -- ,,, sz in A OffiC9l'52 NCIWYU Hall, Randall Almny and Bob Reid- Senor Vilalta is pointing out the location of his hometovsm U1 President . . Vice-President. . . Secretary .... Reporter. . . Sponsor . . Officers . . . Randall Alton .... . .BobReid . . . Charlotte I-Ianis . . .Nelwyn Hall Senor Angel Vilalta Spain . :ru ll'l Mary Sheffie1d,joy Roe, and Denny Nichols observing express ,ff x.T.' 'I I5 xl -eq f N.- 2' .wi 2 '29 Left to right: Mr. Hoot, Carroll, Waters, Elliott, Rosamond, Nevil, Palmer, Hawthorne, Ryan, Fielder, Long, Cordray, Weeks, Brumbelow, McDougald, Arnold, Thompson ,E Cordray, Carroll, Hawthorne, Waters, Nevi.l, Elliott f 1 in P Ofhcers Necessary Thompson, McDouga1d Cordray, Nevil, Fielder, Hoot, Weeks, Thompson President . . VICE Pres1dent Secretary Sgt of Arms Reporter Sponsor . Deverl Necessary Alfred Thompson .Calvm Carroll ' uck McDouga1d Bobby Wrlght Mr joe Hoot 1. Hay, Owen, Philiph, Hudman, Green, Branch, Gibson, Bigham, Gamuch, Davis, Thompson, Mr. jackson, Brannem Officers Gene Branch, Charles Green, Ralph Hay, Linual Gibson, and jerry Davis discussing V. I. C. business, President . . . . . Ralph Hay Vice-President. . . . . Charles Green Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Gene Branch Reporter . . . . . . Linual Gibson Sgt. at Arms . . . ..... jerry Davis Sponsor . . . . . . Mr. Frank Jackson Owen, Gibson, Branch, and Bigham are working with the ham operator. X i ii S Are you sure that is a radio you boys are looking at? Officers Cliff Pursell President Don Costilow Vice-President jimmy Medlin Se cretary jimmy Barnett Treasurer All h bo t e S UH love 'haf Sam Offlcers, Pursell Medhn Costdow, and Barnett, are .5 .ir , julian Ward President Geraldine Lambert Vice-President Elaine Culbreth Secretary Mickey Ready Reporter Mrs. Agnes Hamm Sponsor Reference material is important to these Creative Writers Tolar, johnson, Fischer, Purlfo and Philli s and Davis in their creative 4 President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Reporter. . . Sgt. at Arms. . Sponsor . . . A . . . Doyle Landers . . .Dcryle Hay . . . jane Zumwalt Raymond Carrizal . . .Dale Frazier . ..... joe Sebesta Mrs. Renee Slate N A11 thgy dg 15 Smg Offlcers Landers, Hay Zumwalt, Caruzal, Fraz ler, and Sebesta X Who would have ever thought religion was that interesting? I L' i 5 Bobbie Scheer, extreme right, is directing the recording of the book of job for one of the c1ub's projects. jack Dunaway President Bobby McTuea.ry Vice-President Shirley Purifoy Secretary Charles Manning Reporter Mr. john Peachy Sponsor 'in h iii? Officers jack Dunaway Shirley Punfoy and Charles Mr Peachy is porntlng out Bethlehem on the map to Bobbie Scheer, Sue Samson and Claudxa Harris oRT5MAN5I-IIP D SP Maur LEAGUE. ASSEMBLIES SENIOR ELECTION WEEK KICK' OFF S A f'F?fJ . 'Nl 26 s' - - DANCE NMIIJN 2 5 i 5 RODEO WEEK HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL X CHRISTMAS BAND N 'I 'A N VA LE. NTIN FORMAL I PARTIES DANCE.. ev A 8 BE. Darrell Reagan, Editor of both the Fall and i Pat Moore Spring Staffs. Joyce Sims News Editor Business Manager iszizxmcawzmb Averill Brinkmann Birdie Barkley . Society Editor Editorial Editor v , r . ff- r Janie Morris, Exes Editor, Gloria Anderson, Terry Reed Exchange Editor Qnot picturedl Boys Sports Editor ,ml ,um Sum 1.-. 'ig 2,2 Miss M abel Wilhite, Mr. L. B. Keller, and Marilyn Nesbitt,Reporter,LyndaChase,Ad- Kay Davis, Assistant Editor Norma Wallen and Ianiece Swain,Reporters vertising Editor. Carmy Io Sealy, Reporter Beverly Adams 0101 Pictured, Qnot picturedj f Bobbie Nelson,Editoria.l Editor. Shirlee De- Jim m i e Stevens, Boys S port s and Wanna Lozier,Exes Editor,Iiva1ine Higgins, Colum- C31-ole June Gregory Wright, Girls Sports. Betty Nelson and Vir- niStS C1101 PiCU11'CClD News Editor ginia Pass, Reporters fnot pictured, Shirley Neeley Reporter l 'jerry Cline ,Reporter and Pat Fatheree , Soci- Joyce Hudson and Lee Gene Ra.nkin,Exchange ety Editor Editors. Pat Adamek,Reporter Knot picturedj SQ' .fat 'Ym- .zsagp ffl? bf...-J The Pasadena Hxgh 4:5 J Y This group of people is the Band officers Mr. Gene Stuchbery Mr, Oskar Anderson Band Difecfof Mrs. Rina smchbery Orchestra Director School Marching Band Xie' Ls ,,,,,:.-. L. . .. -Y , ' 'h - ' 'W ,L .,, .1 .-Y. xc, .U 7 1'e '- - 5' rv- ' .' fy- - ' 4 Q -4 ': Fir '.' 'V ' '- Q. lily - n This smiling group of lovely girls is the Rockettes of the Pasadena High School Band Terry Henshaw Dr M ' Van Hawes um alot Freddy Cgok Student Director Captain , if 'iii' Oscar Holland President F T Section leaders: Landers, Florow, Wesney, Carrizal, Corresponsing Secretary Sebesta, Zumwalt, Mahan, and Childress. joan Daniels Barbara Riley First Vice - President Dayna Guidry Second Vice - Presidem Bennie Payne Treasurer Shirley Parker A11 State choir members: jim Crawford, Tommy Stew Recording Secretary art. jane Zumwalt. and Becky Childress. HENPECKED HARRY COULDN 'T I KISS YOU GOODNIGHT CLUE OF THE RIBBON HOLLYWOOD CAN WAIT IIJO--ZPIUI i '-10754206 it .. ci: ' . ,, ,f ' ' ,J , ll. 'IP - - , - . , , ., 4 4 ...iv . v S , - .' 5 X-Tx ' fl :-. , ,V X . .r -: -t-'xp 5 N . a L '.--gi' '.f - 1 Y 4 . ' , 551:-. ,.- ' - ln A 'p -Q x X , . -1,-at V :':f1'.gv, -1 ,zufvixi gn-5, 14? xef3s,..' ,. J HON RS fn' CHAR LES HOWARD DE. CRES BRCWN E' I 1, . .Q a K 1 ri. ' 1 N, 1 J 'Cy 1 .-.ar - Amy David Wnqhf i Talbbt Marixyn Councill 3 , , as W ,Q f , uw. 1, ff x 4 . ii!-... 'E . 4 'ef 1 Mffi, 13,1 , - -.q X X .,.fw.w t 1-. . v 4, 4 .. gf ' Pt A X i Q 11 ., M rf , -. . , .31 x A x if? Q ' .-' 'ff X u I, .. - ,fx ' 4 x Arr ' 71 .V . U Y . 4-L--'-':,i 'lf' . 1-aixllk 5 QQ ii , , V . ,JA jiggll ' x V' 'fx 'r wif, X' .' ,aw 'e Vx' ., , , x a if ga -xv' K r . N 4: ' fq' v 7 5255 r '3,.,.: ink- .ffgv 1. fi J -I erry 5: I A ziiijagi, , , nhl ' V ,., ,ITL-1'S,g,,3'Zi'.1. . 1 ff L 1 , Q e Don V. 'ff Lg -wg ,LJ '- 1..' jf V- , .V A : J--34 'Q A, Va ncenf Pollard M 5155- f ,Q-, 1411,-L,'. 5' Jigs?-2 + Af f 'Q . f-f15',,:- .ff f 4 ' ' -',-1,,q., ., 1. , I-. CUZ'-'ZOO FIZOII af ik sig f is MARY QHFFUU ra fn at-. 49 .f ,.f Q.. if , 1- N 13-P. 'fr' Bennie Payne Dan Thomas Charles Howard Bobby Bland Doyle Landers AMY' ..-.VL . T 1 4' K .L if 1' V J. SF! tw' x M 'Pi fir? MOST XUTIF 'WE -mg WZ. V .FA 5 ' I9 j 61 - f- Frankie Coburn Delores BrOW11 fr Mary Middleton if 61 Shirley Norris Pat Wcsney Shirlee DeLozier TD!-,,. Franlue Coburn Barbara Pope W11da Ray Butler jerry Dahl CZSSIC Menke Ann Ferguson Fella Kmght Av. jack Shropshire jack Skaggs Bobby Bland Charles Howard Billy Bob Redin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED james Reese Pat Wesney SEN PERSONALITY PLUS Frankxe Coburn Davxd Wrlght FRIENDLIEST Nancy Lee Puffer Eddie Williams X' LIGHT MOST REPRESENTATIVE Amy Talbot Doyle Llttle CHARMER Delores Brown Frankxe Folhs BEST DRESSED Wanda Cuff Kenneth Murphy 'N Band - Nancy Killebrew I l.l D. E. - Shirley Norris V. I. C. - julia Hudman Valentine - Georgann McC1ary F. F. A. - Shirley Parker go Q 1' 'D' if 12117 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED jimmy Kimble Zola Parker Billy Shepherd MOST REPRESENTATIVE Terry Henshaw Mary Fischer PERSONALITY PLUS joe Lay Aver111 Brmkmann CHARMER Charles Green Franlue Coburn BEST DRESSED FRIENDLIEST Travxs DIXOD Doyle Lxttle Sandra Smlth Mary M1dd1eton ie SENIOR FAVORITES Delores Brown Charles Howard IUNIOR FAVORITES Ann Ferguson jack Shropshne Wllda Ray Butler SOPHOMORE FAVORITES jack Van Poe Bonme kown Stanley Green MR P H.S MISS P H S Doyle L1tt1e Mary M1dd1eton L. 11 I I 1 Se k go S Complrments of Your Crty Offrcrals VERNON WHITESIDE Mayor DEWEY S WALKER Cnty Attorney CITY COMMISSIONERS T E GRIFFIN EVERETT M WILLIAMS MARVIN F JACKSON MRS BETTY MITCHELL my 5eC,e,u,y RALPH A DAVIS GEORGE A SMITH C. T GARY Cnty Englneer City Assessor WWF CHADWICK STUDIOS OFFICIAL PASADENIAN PHOTOGRAPHERS Sulte 208 Fleming Bldg GR 2 5141 Compliments FIRST NATIONAL BANK UF PASADENA 208 West Shaw at Charles GR 2 1256 I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve N' iqrfh' 'D - F' 'Al -I fi i. 1 5- -. '- I Lf 1 Ll?-lfff f 11:5 Af - , ' x- , ,, 1' f . 'f'f'5Nl , I Ai3,,,: 5 l'- eg. xml: .Li I- rf r . V-Q, I V , 'A , - L,.,.452- A ' a V . -:ly 'li 5 ,' H :fl rj . X 5 , . V -5, A V. 1 M -I 'Q . 4 tl . ,' - . . 0 - FISHER CONSTRUCTION C0 4711 G1 eeley LY 2601 Houston 6 Texas BUILDERS OF SCHOOLS CHURCHES COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS P. O. BOX 6127 CH EMICALS FOR INDUSTRY ROHM 8. HAAS COMPANY Two stores 111 Pasadena CAIN FURNITURE COMPANY Store No I DALCHAU PLUMBING Across fro Post Office SALES and SERVICE GR 2 5571 Sfofe N0 2 GR 2 0161 1009 E Bro d as 220 Tatar GR 2 1431 THE PASADENA EAGLE SPORTSMAN HEADQUARTERS Pasadena's Hometown Newspaper Pasadena Hardware Company MASTER LOCKER MKT QUALITY MEATS FOR YOUR FREEZER Also lockers fo rent 802 Galveston Road HU 6 3929 SOUTH HOUSTON TI XAS FIRE TORNADO AUTO INLAND MARINE WHITESIDE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone GR 2 4335 208 E Shaw 422 South Wafer GR 2 5501 GR 2 5502 Sterlmg Dry Goods Co HEADQUARTERS FOR POLL PARROT Sz STAR BRAND SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 21 East Sterlmg GR 2 9262 PASADENA TEXAS Cash Reglsters Addlng Machines Tvpe rlters MARSO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ROYAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY Sales SGFVICO Rentals Bnll Marceau 119 S Shaver FR 2 2841 P 0 Box 745 PASADEN A TEXAS MCMASTERS OFFICE SUPPLIES 81 PRINTING COMPANY 2-1' 106 S. VI ' YOUNGS GROCERY 8. MARKET Corner Thoma and Tata BECK S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store With Famou B ands Nationally Advert sed Merchand se for the Future Fam I5 113 S Shaver GR 2 3616 Compliments of WEBB ERWIN PHILLIPS STATION Corner Harrls and Tatar We carr a complete line of Phillips 66 products. BUSINESS COLLEGES, INC. Training completed sooner Earn an extra 51000. We get the Job for you. For Information Call ELLIOTT BUSINESS COLLEGES INC 611 San Jacinto PR 5301 FISHERS VENETIAN BLIND SHOP A . . - H . . -,tr HARI I' Y W. I ISHI4 R O ' PASADI NA TI-,YAS PASADENA BOWLING CENTER CR 2 6011 Bowl for health and fun Compliments of TEXAS SUPER FOOD MARKET South Houston Texas PASADENA DRIVE IN THEATRE South Shaver Street GR 2 1811 Enjoy Your Mo ies Under the Stars ith U COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP YOUR HIGH SCHOOL FLORIST Mrs Eloise Salisbury Owner Corner Jackson and Shaver GR 2 6721 I 116 Tatar G1 209-II K G1 2 Srl L ,I I I , inner GR .151 .1 . am Q 41' , 'A Q I Modern - Air Conditioned , - s r if 77 I ' s r ' ' i i. ' i ' I I ' y Y . . . . ,, 9 I . . . , CORRAL DRIVE INNS Always ROOTING FOR THE EAGLES Compliments of MAE MAX GROCERY and MARKET Home folks who save you money 402 Tatar sm 1 R 2 5421 Lowart Suits Hollywood Sportswear THE WRIGHT SHOP Phone GR 2 5111 Womack Cash Market 1701 Winkler GR 2 2620 TEX S COFFEE SHOP Specializing m Hamburgers and Chill 115 T tar GR 2 9114 Goon LLCK EAFLES PASADENA CLEANERS SIDED Corner Jackson and Randall Phone GR 2 1515 ABBOTT FLORIST Phone GR23681 P o Box 829 PASADENA T1 XAS Say It with Flowers v I H H a - Van Heusen Shirts Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations J W HILLS MOTOR CO PARKER MUSIC CO New Sz Used Cals 806 W Sterhng 1 R 2 1286 PASADENA TI xAs Prescrrptron Pharmacy FREE DELIW ERY Tatar at HRIFIS Street Phones Gr 2 4301 02 Pa adena Texas FRANK OLIPHINT INC The Best In Parts 8L SCFVICG For Your Cal HU 6 7047 506 Houston Blvd South Houston Texas MEADOR LUMBER COMPANY 107 Spencer Hxghwav Houston s most complete bdndhouse INST RUNIFNTS RFPAIRS MLSIC RFCORDS RADIOS LOWRFX ORGANS IIANOS 902 VS alker Corner Tra s Texas Servall Stores Inc 1014 E Harrls St MOBUD DEPARTMENT STORE South Houston s Fmest Davnd s Hardware No 2 3020 s Shaver HU 6 7744 SOUTH HOUSTON TI XAS Hardware TV ApP11HHC9S HU 6 1101 Conslstent Quality REDIN S PHARMACY Corner Wafer 8: Jackson GR 2 7731 Drugs Sz Fountaln Compliments of SOUTH TEXAS LUMBER COMPANY PRESTON S C Across from Schooll HAMBURGERS CANDY DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments J. C. THOMAS 8. SON'S PASADENA, TEXAS I . . 0 - H 7 I 77 L 1 L v w ,, xv w w YW 4 R 1' A4 R T 'A sr i A 1 , q . 1 4 4 H ' H . L4 I ' V .Y 7 1' 4 4. R -' 4 y w r w 1 , '44 7 - vis TAYLOR'S Q Q 6 Y . N , ' 1 - L A . R . : - - 4 S . , 4 A I 6 . 4 v CC 3 ' 37 4 , .' 1 ' I O1 -1 T ,- , 4 sr F . . . Compl1ments-- LONG S THEATRE Where the Pest Ilctures Plaw I W Nagel Mgr CR 31191 .4-2 ,g Q JENSEN ARCADE BLDG GULF FINANCE CO 408 W Sleflmg 111 South Walter st GR 2 1206 CR 2 3676 Autornoblle ond Furniture Loons Metropolltan Home Center, Inc Golden T I L b C Wlnkler Dr1ve 8z Galveston Road OL 0631 Hang e um er ompany Open Sundays A BUILDING HARDWARE Generol Electrlc Applnonces 81 TV DUPONT PAINT OILFIELD CEMENT DRILLING MUD HoUsEwAREs HARDWARE GIFTS South Houston Texas Free LMOHILCQ Moth Proofing BAR T CLEANERS AL PAR KE R B U IC K Complete Laundry Service Plck Up and Dehvery fFormerly Earle North Bulck Col GR 2 6551 418 S Shaver NEW BUICKS and BETTER USED CARS PASADENA DRUG STORE 300 E. Shaw at Mam GR 2 4308 GR 2 5587 Pasadena Texas 1 ' A-A I ,lll , . WA,' -g,TSi',w A u F . jf 6- TEXAS CITIES TRUST Co. REGISTERED DRUGGISTS WWONW45? WNW QW gf 222262 WMM MWTMLW MW 2? KW! gi LW WW CQ QM gg Q4iff7MQ?7ZnEe5ynZfW 1 3159+ Duffy 027 jf :fi W? J iii ,ggjifyif 9 2 nn, diff? W Em Sign W Q, 32232221 Max? Wy 05-fir? ' 5 P I f, 'f 5 ,Q 5 nf iff W ' 1 Zfiw QQ Sw M M -iff? in n n W af L 30. Y my Vw -f n M QQ Af ffffj qs X5 xg My '1 H grmfvuf- jj ' Q if G f Qi PAQQQEQQNSJAEEXQQNK ig -,DP E Your Friendly Home Town Bank X is g Member F. D. I. C. Q M ' ,ff 2 b9fQ6D WMM M JM A MUW7- n Q9 QM X QQ 5 fm W 5 K n N M QQ Sn A Mn ' MOST BEAUTIFUL Rzfa Rzggf Szffzng P16173 Af NORMAXT FURNITURE COMPANY Qs-spate' TO PROSPERITY Guxded by the power of knowledge each and every graduate shall go on to greater accomplnshments achrevements whxch wrll make the world a better place nn whrch to lxve rxch rn personal freedom and human understandxng Congratulatrons young graduate and best wrshes for a future filled wrth success' Ilauston lighting 8 Power C ampun y l , A . I . , . IQ ll X! XX .Q X XX Q ' A , 3 l, N . K I ,ly - as y , ,V Q, fjlfl 1 1 xx. ,f X I .X 5 lx I, f '- , X t l NN J , ' NR: Kg' .' A 5 ,XL p t if 'Y Q10 it J It XX . X 2, .177 L l 1 N f, ' I 1 l t s of e . 1' Q9 ,I fi? W ' Q , .- if A A K ' A XE ivy? A . sill' 7' A . E , f '11 .-'jf' A A 1 n . . . . , . . , .p 9 . ' . . . Q . . . 0 . Z1-l of i f y S Good for the long run Versatlle and efliclent petroleum already supphes nearly one half the natlon s energy and ylelds hundreds of lubrlcants chemlcals and other wldely used products As pet-ro leum ns called upon to do stlll more Jobs Shell sets the pace ln progress toward better llvnng Shell Oul Company 3 +V, If te ik - L24 'mix x 7 Tgllas Graduates' You need look no further than sour own state to see sour future For the sarlets and vltalxtx of Texas lndustrs offers opportunltx rn ex ers Held to the Texas graduate Your bralns sour skill xour ldeas vull help shape the pattern of a future Texas rlch rn promlse and achlex ement get iw THE rms nlvlslou D Uanufaf turers of Pulp and Paper from Texas Plne t , lr l , I I l , , ,, ' V l I l I a w J 1 . A 7 . . v A A . 7 . v . L 7 A Y A A x ' . . x, 1, , 'Y . , . . l , . . . h V T 1 1,4 yu .51 X 'T 'if ' wll'l!?S'N l 'K l 1 ' - Eternally the eyes of youth replemsh a wom world s vxsxon of greater lrfe, where luxurres are made commonplace and necessltles abundant Each gen eration sees 1ts Paste-ur xts Marcom, ns Charles Martm Hall emerglng from A the humble dreamland of basement sclence to change more vlslons mto N reahtres for the greater lelsure, wealth and health of all mankmd But never have young chemxsts been able to look mto a more rewardxng future than now, when the full Howermg of mdustrral chemrstry ls surely just ahead Todays growth of lndustry srnks taproots lnto chemist CHE ICALS because baslc chemrcals, such as DIAMOND makes, are essentlal to every lndustry, everywhere In DIAMOND s own expandrng laboratorxes, alert young vlsxonarxes are bemg offered challengmg new llfe goals m thls exclt mg age of chenustry f0-50,520 . . . nmmonn Auuxu commw c..N.t.,..,, IODA All IIAUIYII IDEA IHILCIIINI I IIIRIVATIVKI IIIIAIIDNATI UF IBDA IILICATII BALUIIIII UUMIDUIDI BMIIIMII CUMFUUIIDI ALKALI IPIUIALITIII 1 l a l . , . . . 4 , . , . . . . ' - YY, . , . . I v' Vggif? - , MAXWELL BEAUTY SALON aYour Loueliricss' Is Our BllSiHC.S'S,, Specializing in All Classes of Beauty VVork Gpen Evenings hv Appointment 1028 East Harris CR 2 5211 VICKI S DRIVE INNS A Good Place to G0 Aftef the Show No 1 8028 S Sh ner HU 6 2090 No 2 408 Cilveston Road HU 6 2595 SMART CLOTHES FOR MEN Loren Quillen Mgr 115 S Shaver GR 2 6172 Pasadena Texas JOHN A CAMPBELL Campbells Shopping Centers Plsadena Oalts Subdiusions 111 W Southmoie CR1nd 2 4381 PASADENA FURNITURE COMPANY Radios Refrigerators VS lSl'lGlS F urnlture VVE ALSO RENT FURNITURE Br APPLIANCES 109 11. Sterling, CR 2 1921 SOL F LEFF AND SON MENS AND BOYS WEAR Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Lewis Nunn Bush Shoes 109 Sterling CR 2 3000 Pasadena Texas 1 U ff I 7 n C 4 i,, 2 V . v. . . - ' . 1 ' - . ' 2 - . - z . . - B A M IS Household Furnishings and Appliances . - . A - ,' -M . K I 1 n - 11 . 1 ', ' 1 - , . , . l l 11161 Shun Inc S1 mf an uruour I0 low fmmlly sforg coxc RXTUI nloxs no Sales you hafta: C0017 LUCK Sous you morc N Ml IOU Bl' 'IO TIII CI XSS OI 3 SCINIHQ' the C xc it Southwest Smce 1977 300 VI est Stuhm., Phone C R 7 6031 E 81 E MOTOR COMPANY CII EAN REI I XBI E USFD C XRS BOUCIIT XND SOI D Erx ln VVIIIIG XVIIIIIILIT 1m Co Oxsncr Pls xdcnl Tens CR Z 6631 Ixcs 61 I ocksmlth Bowlmg Brcycle 81 Lawnmower Service New find Used Blcvcles Niodel AITPIRIIIQS 76 South W lfcl it hdxson P'1s1cIf 111 Te ns Cong 1tllIltl0I1S to thc 1911 C r1cIn ltc s from THE BEAUTY SALON OF PASADENA 304 YV Sterllng, CPI 7 1689 COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME PISADEM TEXAS KING HARDWARE 8. FURNITURE CO NIODEI AIRPLANES AND SUPPLIES 1031 E Shaw CR 2 3551 Pasaden'1 Texas THE HAT BOX Clothes of Dzstmctzon for the Smart Mzss RICHARDS SERVICE STATION IXDXRI I 6. I I IXRII SERS IISICIIIII TIXIS COLLINS FURNITURE CO A CSOOD PI ACF TO TR-KDE 417 So Shun Acloss hom ILLSOII nmol PIILII PITTS FURNITURE STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CR 2 212.1 403 E Stexhng Pqsfxdcnl Tens TOM SAWYER MOTOR CO 1120 VV STQIIIIIQQ CR 27735 CLEAN USED CARS Your .Iewelry Store MICHAEL'S Albert Levme Owner 110 So Munger Next to P.O. Phone CIR 2 0311 The Iewelry Store for All the Family Where Your Credit Is Good As Cash C A S' I '1 lf, I L A L I . 1 ' , ,'J i .I N 1 s 1 v, V s . I I I I JI . I I. Y ' 17 K I ,,. 1 1 1 , v 7 I T A -gs ., . A 14 ' ,J ' I ' w 1 w w 1'--5 f. Inf.. 'MJ I . W-3. ' -X. I' ss K K 7 L A '. C I -4.4 .- , . N , ., I Q 7 ' 1 ..r I ., Aj. v.., , T , 1 , N 1 DEI L, 4 ' II'.,.f mfr' 'ICE JJ .A A: J X 4 A. A 1 .C A A ,.. .. C '7 If ' -' . .2 4 7 ,R x h ,, .10-JE.1StStz-xllllg GR 2-4011 , ,. '2-'2 '1. .. , . . . . ,I , . 74 . I' , 1 I . m . ' 3 ' . 1-2 1 - .. la za I - , . .. 4-4 - ' 1 '- 1 , .,, 4 u 'I gl x C-C XL, ,Alf . .1 T, ' 1 , , .n. I, 11 . . .1 J . , -. . 5 SOUTH HOUSTON CLEANERS N11 81 Mrs C 1111 n 909 Vllgllll 1 Ave HU 6 7718 LACY CHEVROLET COMPANY Located Across From C :ty Hall 306 West Stifllllg CR 2 6461 L EL AUTO PIEPLACENIEINT PARTS Flrestone Tires ind Bltterres Sporting Goods Pisadena Tex is COVIPLIMENTS OF PASADENA LUMBER 81 BUILDING MATERIALS CO 409 Eagle Street P.O. Box 98 Pasadena, Texas PASADENA BAKERY 84 COFFEE SHOP We B rlxe incl Decor rte C llces Por Am Occasion Special Orders CIVEII Personal Attention 404 Tatai H 1rr1s P is rdenfl Tex is SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO SINGER sHoP Sae F Use tl h 112 South Sh IX 61 GPI 2 5411 HUGHES GROCERY 81 MARKET lour Friendly Nez hborhood Grocer 424 South Rrnd all Pasadena Texas YOUNG'S SERVICE STATION 1001 Elst Sterllng CR 2 4461 SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Garage Body Shop Wrecker Service 7 2 ' K 2 K I 'Z X 2' X ' 4 7 h lc '- . '. ' 1. H ga ' ' A I 'IZ ' .' 1' ' . 1. . . 'j 1 -. - L L . 903 1 LIL 1 ., ,af . I V money, and wear your clothes with pride, KcY0uf Frigndly Chevy-Olgt Dealer Make your own ensemble, with Singer as your guide. or easier, faster sewing, on the fashions of the teens, ' ,, Q . . . . ie simple, modern way, Slllglxl' SCVVIIIQ' Mac mes. I v - H - C X 3 I - ' ' cc 7 .. .U th , , T L 79 . . 2 Q . . z . . , 'z ' 2 1 ' ' , 4 l 2 Q U BRAMMER S GULF SERVICE STATION ARROW PLUMBING COMPANY 1ClxSOIl tx Sh IX 41 IU F um I CR 7 47 S QI D I C XI Wlllhc tc C OXIPI ETE ONE STOP SFRX ICF TO THE ADX ERT ISI-LHS 'incl mx self I would hkt to tllxe tlus Oppflltlllllfy to ucpxtss our thanks md IPPIGCIIIIOII for your co oper IIIOH 111 m lklng thls yefubook posslble I lm certfun the Students md the faculty of Pls lclenl H1gh School w1ll show the1r gr1t1tude by calhng on you as often 'ls poss1hle Lee Gene Rankln BUSIHCSS Manager I I Ji I, S l 1 2 NII -7377 1 L- 1.97-JI, ' N 7. ' ,. I . f II I A, . . 1 .- In behalf of the faculty, student hody, Pasacleniun staff, c ,I-I , I I r X 2 V I I I X. 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