Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1956 volume:

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V '- 3 'n if fx 1' ,V X 5 'VX, ,N ' , , J, !XSfxI,f'Xl1, L4 K L CCDNTENTS A DAY WV?-J AN EAGLE ADMHXHSTRAIIOW AQTIVITIES CLASSES QURCSJXNIZSAVCDNS PEFQSONALITIES SPORTS ADS AND SNAPS lf: S7 112 S 6 IND 198 216 2418 1-.I Q Qi I sy'- .lf ' ' I A DAV WITH K' f xxx, ffs.,,Z 5 .. J,,.5.,y- vu vb 6 Q ,Q '34 l ll 1 ' . fig ,i At sax oclock In the mornnng the Mann Bulldzng ns deserted Then as students begun to arruve by bus car and on foot Pasadena Hugh School buzzes with actnvnty The favorute gathenng place IS the Cafeteria where they may get left over homework lnsten to the lukebox and louy cold drunks and doughnuts i I 1 - I I I I - 1 I I ' Y A r 'YL .Jw 5 -,X ,- S 1 ! AN EAGLE The bell To go to homeroom rlngs at enght twenty fxve Here th roll IS called students may study and Mr Whlte makes the Important announcements of the day Ot course there are always some who are tardy and must go to Mrs Stubbs for admits The homeroom period IS dlsmxssed each morning vvrth a clevotlonal by Mr Peachey A-, 1. 1 Qon ... 4:-'E-Y W fwbc :gl final - y, tfkifffrwf':ilg'5!IfQ3Hlxilalxffll'f'9ht95'f 'f'f - ' '- J 1 Classes begun and contnnue through the day wuth Interesting and varied actlvntles Students are gnven a chance to develop theur talent nn Art In Home Economics gnrls learn the skulls of cookmg and sewnng Some students take Typing or Auto Mechanlcs sublects vvhlch may be used IH later e Sornetlrnes classes have extra actlvutles such as speeches by vlsltors Lunch Time , , . -w ,,-E.. .Vx V 2, --N- AA, f Nfvf-fri-V A..k,,.. K, , N M,,,.A ,KK 4 KIXIKKNIIIIK 12 Y lb l Q! A Counseling Exes nv-ef. '1 9 SESS -U53 ..-4 ff -... -,.,, 0 I9 Wifi! w , Applued Maih 1, L,,lffx, jf'M7 I ffl L ,Z 55 4 s x i Chemsshy F illna If Lv , 'J 5 f 7 x Rm. Cholr fin' w-mmm Q :umm gl-uununiun-vnu vp 'ESB' I an ggi lull H 'Q xW Band 5 X ' 'f .uf- 4sff'5f? W 1' an ' . 1 , A ' M 5 ,f a. 3 di Aw 13 gg' 4? AK W, A y ' -fd' 5- tx' ' l1ooI's Cui' alffl , f' . -a , L , pr. I s . ' Y A - - 1 'I '-iwlff' , . 'qi' v fs. wg.. i l z 5 4 A 'W -o Q 3593 19- '1 . 14 Q E 54 ., f L Q A D Scene if Defengon Halluy Vmhh h I 17 0422122 13 fra IZIOI? SUPERINTENDENT , Msn ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS Mr. Robert W. Coffman has served for the past II years as Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager . MR. ALLISON L. KOONCE, Superintendent in charge of Instruction, has served in this position since July, I954. Mr. Vincent W. Miller has served as Superintendent of the Pasadena Independent School District for ll years. To the stu- dents of Pasadena High School Mr. Miller is an inspiration not only as an influence in our school life but in our civic organizations also. if BQARD CDF EDUCATION Our Board of Education is composed of men who give tree- ly of their time, their talents, and themselves. This gift ot service and spirit on their part vvhich, in countless vvays, builds the morale of our students and aids them in their quest for learning and good citizenship has meant through- out the years a greater Pasadena High School. It , 15 gl gi E x 4 47 Pictured are: V. W. Miller Superintendent Harley W Fisher E C Ables E G Bashforth R. B. Frazier, Karl E. Kruse and H L Lilley Mr Edd L Miller is not pictured cstsuetwsfti Z New fest Under the capable leadership of our Principal, MR. TILMAN B. WHITE, our school grows in size and prestige each year. By praising us, defending us, and correcting us when we are wrong, Mr. White merits the respect of our student body. MR. CARROLL TEAGUE, our As- sistant Principal, is the man be- hind the morale of our high school. Always pushing us on to greater heights in scholastic and extracurricular activities, he han- dles his iob in a cheerful, capa- ble, and efficient manner. 26 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ,'1 ?'Zlu MR WALTER L. FASELER MR. JOHN B. DOUGLAS Secondary Coordinator Assistant Business Manager Mr. Card is Director of Voca- tional Education and Adult Ed- ucation. These services include Vocational l-lomemaking, In- dustrial Arts, Trade and ln- dustrial Education, Adult Homemaking, and The Com- munity Evening School. Mr. Keeler is Director of Visual Aid Education and Textbooks. MR HOWELL W. MANN MRS. DORIS ANN BROWN Census and Attendance Cafeteria Director Mr. Faseler, the Secondary Co- ordinator, supervises the in- structional program of the se- condary schools and serves as a leader of the professional staff in development of the curriculum, courses of study, and the programs of extra- curricular activities. Mr. Douglas is the Assistant Business Manager. MR, L, P, CARD MR. A. B. KEELER Vocational Director Visual Aid DWGCTOV Mr. Mann is Census Director. Mrs. Brown is Director of Cafe- terias, i' COUNSELORS , 5 f N C yn R nv' Dean of Girls MISS AGNES ANN McKINLEY For the first time this year, Pasadena High School has a Dean of Girls. Miss Agnes Ann McKinley spends a great deal of time counseling the girls of our high school. Sophomore Counselor MRS. MARY PICKENS Junior Counselor MRS. NINA SUE FORBES Senior Counselor MR. GRANVILLE C. KNIGHT Each grade has a counselor. In the counseIor's office can be found information about each student in that particular grade, including the four year plans, tests, and health cards. A maior function of the grade counselor is to assist the student in making out his program, work out his difficulties and assist with schedule changes with- in the grade. MRS. NADlNE PURSELL Vocational Secretary Taking dictation, transcribing letters, keeping records for different organi- zations of our school, answering the telephone-these duties fill the day of our school secretaries. X Keeping attendance records, producing the fifth period bulletin, and doing any other office job that is required-Mrs. Stubbs and Mrs. Vincent stay busy. Our Ar6rar1dn.9 are afvays F809 fo Aefo MRS. PAUUNE WILLIAMS MRS. ODESSA ESKRIDGE Librarian Assistant Librarian ,-.f if our scfoof . 759 WCG personnef . zls 11161206 a120fcyj'GC1'en1f MRS. LENORE SHERROD Secretary to Principal Checking the records and require- ments, of students for graduation, scheduling, leveling loads-these and 0' many other duties are handled by our registrar. MRS. DOROTHY CASTILLE Registrar .4 MRS. CLARA 5111335 MRS. FAYE VINCENT Attendance Clerk 5eC elaVY The high school library has about 6500 books and 90 different current periodicals avail- able to students. Students use the library in class groups, small groups, or individually for research or for recreational reading. Our library is open throughout the school day, from 8 in the morning until 11:30. Six student assist- ants help the librarians keep our library at- tractive as well as functional. 76I'QQ CFQCAZY H2 Cmnyflsyg are !'Q7lIIfGOf. . . Every student must enroll in one Eng- lish course each semester until the three required credits in English are earned. 1 i. Sri MRS. ANN HUMPHRSES MRS, JIMMIE McKAIN X? ' ,xx , 1 sc. k,!.,L:. MRS. NEVADA MILLER MRS. NELDA JO HAWKINS anf X69 fourff 13 encouragef Students who plan to attend college are expected to complete tour credits. MRS. AGNES HAMM MISS RUTH MCCLUNG MISS MATTIE McCLUNG MRS. SYLVIA KELLEY yge Qnyuaye arfs proyram 1hCf10Qs 6?QCfIl'JQS. . . Latin Spanish Journalism Speech MRS. MARION DAVIS MRS. VIRGINIA l-IARTMAN MRS. JOAN REESE MISS NINA VERSER azzofffe fghe arfs proyram gfers s!0eC1dff1esf Choral Music MR. JAMES LODEN Band MR, GENE STUCHBERY In the field of music choral music, band, and orchestra are offered. Art is another popular elective. Band Secretary Orchestra MRS, RILLA STUCHBERY MR. EDWARD RUDNICK .NX Q vane commerczczfgylerzhys are QQCXHJQ . . MRS HOLLIE B KOEHLER MRS. FERN LANE MRS. LILLIAN WILL Two years of typing, two years of stenography, one year of bookkeeping, and half-year offerings in Business Machines, Commercial Lavv, Office Practice, and Commer- cial Arithmetic comprise the commercial curriculum. All courses are elective. The Commercial Department attempts to give training and experience to students so that they may accept re- sponsible positions atter graduation. T.. Te -ai MRS EMOGENE JOHNSON MR. MELVIN HICKS MRS. FRANCES SMITH T 391210119 musf fafe a 112afAe112af1C.9 Course . . J MRS. EVA PEARLE MR. RALPH STAFFORD MRS. ETHEL STANLEY DUCKWORTH 'x CARELESS? A minimum of two credits is required for graduation. ln the ninth grade all students must take general math or alge- bra l. In the tenth and eleventh grades the math courses are elective. Stu- dents may begin or continue the regular sequence of pure math courses. MR. C. P. WALL MR. JOHN PEACHY MMM, MR. HAROLD HENRY MR. JACK FRESHOUR MR. CHARLES FISCHER A senior may con- tinue his pure math sequence, enroll in a V2 credit advanced math course or take a full year of applied math. 33 0129 Jczence 0149061 13 FQYZIITQOC . co,u rses offered. MR. ALLEN SORY MR. JOHN PICKENS Students are expected to acquire sci- entific knowledge and skills to prepare them for work or future education. MRS' BARBARA WALKER MR. WILLIAM WERT MR. CHARLES ROEHRICK iv A student must take one science course in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. Applied science, chemistry, applied bi- ology, biology, and physics are the MRS. GLORIA MORRISON QS0c1afQ5fu0fes ffaznzny of ufure Czfzzenr -v--1' MRS ALICE RUTH GRAY Three and one halt credtts are requtred tn Soctal Studtes to graduate The courses IH this department are destgned to prepare students as responstble and consctenttous cuttzens of tomorrow In the history classes a background of our present government ts presented The clvlcs course requtred for all sensors expIa1ns the basic operatton of our government MR RALPH WOMACK MRS MADELINE FEAZLE MR JACK BAINS MR. J. P. MADOLE up-Q' 3 1 MR. DUANE HOWARD MISS BIRDIE MAY SMITH MRS. JOY JACKSON MR. JAMES SHAW MRS. MARY ALICE FITE Urazhzhyfbrffzfure fomemafers . . MRS. FRANCES LAURAINE Coordinator of Home and Family Life Students at Pasadena are fortunate because they are offered experiences and opportunities in homemaking which few schools surpass. As well as learning to cook an sew, a girl can learn child care, good grooming, etiquette, meal planning and preparation, buying, and budgeting. A home project consisting of thirty hours of work is required each semester. The girls com- plete this proiect by cooking or sewing outside of class. MRS. HARRIETT KRAUSE MRS. HELEN HARMON MISS EDNA YARBROUGH W W .,... ef A MR. H. O. SAUR Auto Mechanics ,af ynafzsfrzdf fqrfs. . . llAE?!!E1fZlI'Q . . J? f if Z' f f MR. GENE SOLLOCK MR. DONALD McCONNELL MR. HERBERT MATTISON Vocational Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Woodshop if A- MR. JACK DONNELL Mechanical Drawing Courses in woodcraft, metalcraft, mechanical drawing, auto mechanics, and radio-and-elect- ricity are offered in the vocational department. These activities are carefullly designed to fulfill the needs of the individual. This department provides an opportunity for students to develop technical skills and gain experience that will be valuable aids toward obtaining employment after graduation. inf' MR. FRANK JACKSON MR, J. C. ETHEREDGE MR. JOE HOOT MR. WILEY J. BEVERIDGE Radio and Electricity Vocational Agriculture Metalshop Distributive Education Cleary sfzzknf 13 reyuzkeoffo fave f WELDON PHILLIPS Head Coach Coach Lomax and Mr, Womack, relaxing in the cafeteria, use the luke box for a prop. 'AM sw , , Q!-A ' ,.. . fy V , 3 .s gfsg. U Qui? Q9 ,. ff K JOHN MACGUIRE CARTER LOMAX Baseball Coach Basketball Coach The coaches of the boys' physical education department emphasize fair play. They do this by giving each boy the responsibility of doing his part during each class period, There is a sport where each boy may excell. These sports are baseball, football, track, tumbling, and basketball. ,,-. Ibis ff -Hz ELMER BONDY ALLAN BROWN HARRY MORGAN Football Coach Track Coach Track Coach Creoffs 122 pfyszoafeofzcafzon fo yfarfzafe . . -, ,M-g,, 1-I+, If .gf g s 5 .4 s WM. x MRS. GWEN WEBB MRS. JEANNE SMITH MISS ERNESTINE OSBORNE rv? llc Llifvsdf, L'ZLca-aff' sf f ' .4151 f':f'ZA-vi-C1 - The intramural program of the girls' physical education ,ft : W4-, ,,5y,,Q, jf, department is chosen in regard to human growth, devel- ik: L! L, opment, and behavior. Basketball, softball, badminton, f a '4 'TT L - I volleyball, and rhythms are offered. In teaching sports, 'f 'L ' these teachers stress cooperation and sportsmanship. ww? -16 MRS, MARGO BISHOP anffgese are aJ0Q0fafff'acf1on.sf Home Nursing is offered to all Senior girls. The purpose is to provide instruction in giving simple home nursing care safely and easily. Driver's Education provides behind-the- vvheel training and gives experience and op- portunity to acquire a driver's license. 159' MRS. VERMELLE ROBERTS MR. WELTON SIMPSON School Nurse Driver's Education 39 Our Cwferza IS a p0!0uQr !0QCe MRS. ETHEL THIEL Cafeteria Manager Much behind-the-scene prep- aration must take place before the student can enjoy his midday meal. The weekly menu must be planned with a thought for nu- trition, variety, and economy. This responsible position is under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Thiel. Her capable staff is comprised of Mrs. Greta Moore, Mrs. Mat- tie Vaughn, Mrs. Leora Roller, and Mrs. Alite Gore pictureo top right, Mrs. Lena Smither, Mrs. Myrtle Correiolles, Mrs. Melissa Stone, and Mrs. Nora Phillips pic- tured second right, Mrs. Unice Brown, Mrs. Bertha Underwood, Mrs. Laverne Penny, and Mrs. Ann Nicolasi in the last picture. The beauty of our campus and the cleanliness of our buildings are taken for granted. The work and effort required are not seen by the students. This neatness and attractiveness is due to the endless time spent by our cust- odians. lt is their concern to keep up the excellent reputation our school has always maintained for a clean and neat campus. Mr. L .T. Stone is Head Custo- dian. Those who compose his staff are: Mr. W. J. Bock, Mr. Dale Gunner, Mr. C. T. Arnold, and Mr. Charlie Smith pictured top left, Mr. L. T. Stone, Mrs. Frances E. Bruce, Mrs. Faye Hart, and Mr. N. A. Todd pictured second left, Mr. B. F. Strand and Mr. J. H. Smith pictured bottom left. 5 4 'gk 2 1 3 . . f . . . L . if 1 5. I . N5 fx A ,. af-bf , 2 f f 4 ix. fa MR. L. T. STONE Head Custodian ur Cusfoofans are a ways on Oglfyf f77c'f1O1f1Q.S . 1. . I f lvg .. . 5, vm S Li. Q , l l'r's school time again! The seniors are welcomed back by an assembly reminding Them of their freedom. The Sophs are honored with a Howdy Dance and after such a welcome seem eager To buy their beanies. School spirit is aroused at The first pep rally of The '55 season. , , K4 This is the season to start things rolling! Mr. Miller speaks words of encouragement to our Eagle team. The Honor Society has a coke party to get acquainted and two annual staffers are starting the subscription campaign. Some of our students are participating in the rodeo parade as part of their club activities. I FALL ,fy 'Q Q 2157, 3 Z J ' rlakeilg' Z, ' 'ff' .5 ,ff P if A in -' lV--f , ifxr, fx K f , 'A I K2 of 4 'X ' 79 , . 1 4 , Z 41 f l' Q .ag 'fix ' f . 5 P. - -.L S K S 1 . , 's t 'i J' N ' Q9 ' .ffff'-fJ,' ,, ' :?'gffL .ff .2 ' -lY'fi. 1?3'?. ,ig gf:,'3'gj., :A-2 4 ?g'.2'.i,sH.wt fa- A : . . aitfsf llsz-'Q Coach Phillips at Ball High Pep Rally Coach Phillips tells us that the boys are ready to beat Ball High, and one week later We are campaigning in a big way against Bay- town. This Hill-Billy skit is a hit with the audience at the United Fund Variety Show. Three of our P.H.S. students perform in clever costume for the Booster Club Assembly. Preparing for the Beau- mont game tinds our boys loading their equipment on the bus. United Fund Booster Club Assembly Football players leaving for Beaumont 1 . 'ef-N mx Students don Loading zone identification tags EVACUATION We attract nationwide attention when we participate in the Civil Defense Evacu- ation program and our operation recess is a success. At a designated signal we don our identification tags and proceed to the loading zone. Some of us go in personal cars and others in busses. We are checked at the reception area by nurses and scouts and then we return to school and go back to class. In less than two hours the students t of the vvhole Pasadena school district have been evacuated to safety and returned to school, and it's business as usuaI again. W :JV Bus enroute Mr. White Directing traffic Reception area Decorating for Prom Grand March WIN TE Christmas Music Candidates for Hansomest and Most Beautiful Perched high atop a ladder these students are disguising the basketball goal for the Christmas Prom. Gearldine Lay is a part of the program before the announcing of Handsomest and Most Beautiful. Here the finalists are ner- vously awaiting names of the winners. A beautiful part of the Prom is the Grand March. ACTIVITIES Bingo at the Band Party The annual Band Party is always the scene of the presentation of the Band Sweetheart-- Norma Olson this year. Bingo occupies some of those who attend the Party. The Student-Faculty Basketball Game is the scene of much rough-housing and Mr. Womack is one ofthe teachers on the receiving end . . . Hold on boys! During half-time the choir rnem- bers advertise the sweaters which are on sale. Some of the surviving teachers were Mr. Hicks, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Roehrick. Choir Models Sweaters Presentation of Band Sweetheart Hcuxtv Stud-em rr Game B asketba Faculty Survivors , H All State Band Members ff ' S WIN TE Marcia Parsons and Patti Sharpton are the two lucky girls who won the honor of representing Pasadena, Texas, in the Pasadena, California, Rose Bowl Parade. Watha Wortham, a high pressure salesman, spearheads a successful campaign for the March of Dimes . Roger McNally, Ben Laws, and Herbert Rankin are the three All-State Band Members from our school. Rose Bowl Representatives March of Dimes Campaign ACTIVITIES Pasadena s members of the , All State Choir are Jerry De laney Gearldine Lay and George Coulette ,gg as lui Nxt: v-Bulb RL 'Q I t lv fnni I N Western Day at P H S creates some laugh provoking situa tions and presents some amusing costumes Our Valentine Party sponsored by the Student Council is where the Valentine Sweetheart will be crowned. Pictured here are the candidates and their escorts. 5 i Q , I Our representatives to the Sut- dent Council Convention in Midland this Spring are Margie Jomes, Jan Hughes, Janie Meyer, and Dickie Rosenthal. Senior Prom plans are under way and Miss Mattie McClung is discussing details with some of the committee chairmen. The following will compose the theme: Colors: Pink and Silver Flower: Pink Rose Song: Moments to Remember Motto: An eye to the future with a thought for the past. SPRIN These girls are eagerly taking advantage of Twerp Week. Well, Boys . . . how do you like having the girls carry your books and open the doors for a change? fwfr Isfill ACTIVITIES Evidence of Spring is the scam- pering of a little squirrel who lives in a tree on our campus. Another sure sign is when a young mans fancy turns to what the young lady has been thinking about all year 3.-.fx 571' As graduation draws near we .,-.P-una-'Mali' find ourselves saying good bye to many friends Cruz ' Gonzales will soon return to his home in Mexico M 81? 1' .aims 45' 90fl 1 si? if 43' w-55. WSW .ms-N.. Rex ll- CSQIZ fbfts' ALLlSON, RAMONA ANDERS, JANET ANDERSON, MARY KAY Booster Club lg FHA, Curtain Club, Beacon Repre- sentative, Picked Team in Baseball l. Transferred from Tucson, Arizona, GAA l, 35 FHA 3. ADAMS, MARILYN Booster Club, Treasurer 1, Junior Class Homeroom Representative, Homeroom President ly Picked Team in Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Girls' Choir lg Mixed Choir 2. ADKISON, GLADYS Booster Club lg FHA l, 2, GAA 25 Study Hall Club l. ALEXANDER, GENELL Booster Club lg FHA l, 2g Mixed Choir 2. ALFRED, JEAN A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Booster Club 3, Special Music Club Ig FHA 2. SENICDRS AMBLER, FOSTER SENIORS BAILEY, LARRY BAKER, BUD Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Football lg Rifle Club l, 2. BALLEW, WILMA FHA I, Booster Club l. BARNHART, MARY ANN GAA 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2. Thespians l, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Curtain Club 'l, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council Representative to State Convention 2, Junior Optimist 3 ANDERSON, RAYMOND W. FFA, Vice President 'lg Second Vice President 2, Member l, 2, 3, DE 3. ARCHER, ROBERT DONALD VIC Metal Shop l, 2. ATWELL, EVELYN AVERA, ROY 'S' he BILLINGSLEY, OLIVER SENIORS BoLToN,JiM Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Drama Club l, C Club CCarthage, Texasj l. BOND, EUGENE BosTlc, BETTY Allied Youth l, Student Council 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Religious Life Club 2, 3, President 3, Annual Staff Club Editor 3, Booster Club 2. BOYD, TRAVIS Latin Club I, Football Manager 3. Band Club l, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Slide- Rule Club 3. BEDENBAUGH, MAXCY Football Club l, 2, 3, Basketball Club I, 2, 3, Baseball Club l, 2, 3, Sophomore Favorite, Football, Second String All-District 2. BEVAN, GWENDOLYN ANISE National Honor Society 2, 3, Reporter 3, Allied Youth, Treasurer 1, FHA I, 2, 3, Picked Teams BLACKBURN, TERRY 1 la.-s BRANDES, DONALD fm K I A Transferred from Mllby High School, VIC Club an wv.. YI' , Drummer arp 'Ui 5.4. Qui BRiTT, GAY NELL Transfer, Class Secretary lg Halloween Queen lp Friendliest l, 2, HE Club l, 2, 3, Maiorette 2, lg Student Council 3. BUCHANAN, JEAN ANN Student Council 1, Spanish Club President lf GAA l, 2, 3, FHA 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Picked Teams 1, 2, 3. BUCHANAN, RITA FHA l, 2, DE Club 35 Girls' Choir Fun Club lg Baseball l. I, 2, Math for President Cfirst periodj 3. BRANHAM, HENRY Football l. BRETZ, BEVERLY ANN Band Club l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Achie ment 3. BRITT, EUGENE Track 2, 35 A8-M Club 3, Typing Club l. SENIORS BROYLES, DONALD G- S ,v 115 BULL, JERRY V. BUNCH, ORAN BUSH, SHIRLEY Student CoUncil 2, Booster Club 2, FHA Unit Presia . dent 2, Religious Lite ClUb 3, Senior Representative 3, All-Girls' Choir l CALK, BETTYE DELIGHT GAA I, 2, FHA l, 2, Tennis Club 3. CALVERY, JIMMIE vic Club 2, 3. BURKE, EDWARD Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Student Council 'I. BURRELL, CATHERINE Pfcked Team Volleyball 3, Baseball Team Captain 3. CADWELL, BONNIE Mixed Choir, Vanity Fair 1, Spanish Club. SENIORS 7--C CARLSON, MARY CAROLYN Booster Club ly Band 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 3 SENIORS CARPENTER, LONNIE A Cappella Choir 1, 3, Typing Club I. CASTANEDA, SAM Football l, 2, 35 VIC 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, Track 'l, 2. CANSLER, PAT Student Council 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Secretary, Concert and Marching Band l, 2, 3, Band Club I, 2, 3, Sergeant in Band, GAA I, Beacon Rep- resentative 1, Tennis Team. CARLSON, CAROLYN JEAN Beacon Staff 2, Girls' Choir 3, CARLTON, KENNETH CATOE, Lucv FHA 2, Religious Life 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3. CHICHESTER, CAROL Junior Achievement 1, Vice President of Plasco , DE Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Creative Writing Club 1. Z: iff, We're missing somebody! -courtesy Lavender and Cansler. SENIORS CHRISTA, CEDRIC CHUMLEY, JACKIE Booster Club 1, 2. CLARK, LARRY HUGH Transferred from Texas City, Band Club, Basketball, Slide'Rule Club, Band Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Play, Thespiansg Track. CLAYTON, WILLIS JEAN CLOUD, FRANK Junior Achievement 2, Typing Club I. '71 571' w.l CLOUETTE, GEORGE Band l, 2, 3, Captain-Drum Maior 3, Student Con- g.,-v ,fl ductor 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Dance C3 Band 2, 3, All-State Band 2, All-State Choir 3. COKER, LENA MAE Booster Club lg Band 2, Girls' Choir 3. COMPTON, BARBARA JANETTE Band 3, A Cappella Choir 3, GAA 2, 3, Allied Youth lg Curtain Club lg Picked Teams l, 2, 3. CONE, BARBARA Band Club l, 2, 3, GAA 2, Volleyball Picked Team l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Marching Band l, 2, 3. 'G' ,4- '5- x,,' CONERLY, lRENE Typing Club l. SENIORS The commercial department TV stars demonstrate secretarial routine. QQ, M.M w a',,.. elif Coopen, CURTIS er--r COOPER, JIMMY 1-nf SENIORS Comes, JOSEPHINE Transferred from Milby High, Junior Achievement, Archery Club, Allied Youth, Bowling Club. CoucHMAN, MADELYN HE 1, 2, 3, FHA 3. COWART, IDA JANE FHA I, 2, Typing Club I. COWLING, EMMA Jo FHA 35 Booster Club I, 3. CORDRAY, EDWIN 'Y FFA Parliamentarian 1. dent 3. CoRoNAoo, AMELIA Booster Club l, 3g FHA 'I. 9-s 3- Football Club 1, 2, 3. Junior Achievement, Glo-Blok Company 2, 3, Presi- it gpx wg:-v DANGLER, GVVENDOLYN FHA ig Library Club I. DAVIDSON, LILA KAY Curtain Club l, 2, GAA, Variety Show l, 2, Allied Youth lp Homeroom Secretary, DE Club, Girls' Choir. DAVIS, BARBARA EARLINE Girls' Glee Club lg Spanish Club l, Booster Club 2. Cox, VERNE Radio and Electricity 3. CUFF, BETTY Lou DE Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Booster Club, VIC Sweet- heart V, Junior Achievement 2. CUFF, LINDA CULBRETH, DOLORES Math Club lg Volleyball Picked Team 3, Softball l, Basketball lg Girls' Choir l, 2. SENIORS DAVID, NORIVIA JEAN Booster Club lg FHA l, 2, 3. ,-if ff M '51 and First Sergeant 3. DeLANeY, lVeRsoN BARNETT Booster Club l. De LANY, JERRY Cappella Cl'1Olf lf 2, 3, President 3, Marching Concert Band l, 2, 3, Band Club I, 2, 3, Offi 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, Variety Show l, f Ba DAVIS, WILLIAM H. Science Club l, 2, SlidefRule Club 3, ASM Club Junior Aclneivement 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Picked Team, Softball l, Volleyball l, 2, 3. DAVIS, FAYLA Creative Writing Club 1, GAA l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3. DAVIS, Joyce 2, Art Club 2, Dance Club 2, FT DAVIS, RALPH Booster Club l. Beacon Staff 2, Starlighters l, FHA 2, Booster Club A 2. DAVIS, REBECCA JANe 2, 3. Dees, ELEANOR in nd l, 2, 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, HE Club 3, GAA SENIORS l J dance l, 2, 3. SENIORS DIXON, DANNY Baseball 'l, 2, 3. DOHRMAN, GAYLE Beacon Assistant Ad Manager 25 GAA 25 Volleyball Class Winning Team 3, Winner of Class Ping-Pong Tournament Singles and Doubles l. DOLLAR, JERRY Radio and Electricity Club 2, Reporter, Science Club l. DORFLlNGER, BILLY Booster Club lg A Cappella Choir 3. DE LEON, JOE DEMINC-, GAILON DE SOTO, VIVIAN Football 1, 2, 3, Track l, 27 Homeroom Representa- tive l, 2, Beacon Sports Editor 35 Perfect Atten- DIRR, EUGENE OLIVER Band l, 2, 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, Officer 3. Booster Club, VIC Club, FFA. Q9 Tfviv-P' tw' , W. - .gr-v-C SENICDRS DOVE, JOE ROY Library Club 1, Basketball 'I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3. DOWDEN, DARLENE A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, Recording Secretary, Junior Cutie, Junior Play, Good Sportsmanship Delegate 1, Student Council 'I, Variety Show l, 2, Booster Club I, Senior Favorite. DOYLE, MARY LEA Junior Play, Girls' Choir 1, 3, Booster Club 1, 2. DUDLEY, DONNA LEE Thespians I, 2, 3, Curtain Club I, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, FHA I, Variety Show I, 2, Booster Club 2, 3. DORSETT, JUNE Vanity Fair I, Junior Board Representative 2. DOTY, SHIRLEY Beacon Advertising Manager 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 2, Booster Club 1, Girls' Choir 1, Volleyball I. DOUGHTIE, JAMES CLAYTON Science Club l, VIC Club l, Junior Achievement 1. DOUGLASS, JOHN PAUL sig, 3' 5 'aw ENGLISH, EDNA riety Show. FASELER, DORIS JEANNE A Cappella Cl'toir l, 2, 3, Choir Club l, FHA 2, Junior Doubles Ping-Pong Champion, Junior Achieve- ment 2, Picked Team, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2. FEATHERSTON, RICHARD FHA l, 2, 3, Junior Chapter Degree l, 2, Religious Life Club l, 2, 3, Proiect Chairman 3. FALCONER, JANE A Cappella Choir, Mixed Choir l, 2, Special Music Club, Religious Life Club l, FHA I, 2, Horneroom President l, 2, Picked Team, Basketball l, 2, Va- DUNBAR, JOHN DuNI-IAM, AUBRY Junior Goodlooker, Student Council 3, Good Sports- mansliip League 3, A Cappella Choir 3. ELLIOTT, J. B. Beacon 2, 3, Curtain Club 2, Science Club l, Junior Play 2. EMMETT, MARJORIE ANN Variety Show l, 2, Student Council 2, Curtain Club l, 2, Booster Club l, FHA I. SENIORS asv ,,,..a Getting an apple the hard way at the Honor Society's Hallo- ween party. SENIORS ,N 5 FEILD, SHIRLEY Booster Club 'l, 2, Girls' Choir 2, FHA 3, Junior Achievement l. FINLEY, BOBBIE FRANCES Future Nurses Club 2, 3, President 3, Junior Board Member 2, FHA l, 2, FISHER, CYNTHIA DIANNE Band Club l, 2, 3, Officer 3, Student Council l, Honor Society 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Officer 37 Allied Youth l. FLEMING, SANDRA Booster Club l, 2, 3, FHA lg Picked Team, Basket- ball 2g Baseball 2, Volleyball 2, 3. FLOWERS, THOMAS Junior Achievement 3, Math Club 25 Band Club 1. Foi.Lis, KAY FONTENOT, ROLAND GC ' -.. ' FORD, WILLIAM Fonee, LAVONNE Volleyball Picked Team l, 35 Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3. VIC Auto Mechanics Vlce President 2. dv? V317 Fovvi.ER, JAMES Science Club 2-, 3, Band Club l, 2, Marching and Concert Band l, 2, 35 Band Officer 3, Photography Club 2, 3, Slide-Rule Club 35 3. 12-L has a Christmas party SENIORS .Ni FRANK, ROY FREEMAN, JERRY P. Marching and Concert Band I, 2, 3, Band Club 'l, FREEMAN, ROCHELLE National Honor Society 2, 3, Booster Club 2, Busi- ness Machines Club 1, Photography Club 2, Picked '1- Teams I, 2, 3, GAA I. FRIEDRIEKSEN, ALAN SENIORS YJ --vt F Junior Achievement 1, FFA 2, Booster Club I, Radio and Electricity 3. Fu Lsofvi, DoYLE GARNER, RAMONA RUTH ROLICK, FRANK A. FULFER, DALTON WAYNE Creative Writing I, Auto Mechanics 2, 3, Junior Achievement 'l, Booster Club 'l. 'Q' fs' 'QP' Honor Society 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 3. I .rm 'Q' GENZER, JIMMY LYNNE Booster Club l, 2, 35 FHA 2, 35 DE 3. GEORGE, DARLENE Booster Club I, 25 Junior Play5 Beacon Staff 25 Homeroom Representative 2, 3. 'Q-1 GERHARDT, GEORGE GIBSON, VICTOR l, 25 B Team Basketball I. SENIORS Transferred from Marietta High, Georgia5 M Club 25 Hi-Y 25 National Beta Club 25 B Team Football E 1 GILBERT, JANIE RUTH FHA 2, 3, Vice President 35 Booster Club 'l, 2, 35 Picked Team, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, Volley- ball l, 2. GILMORE, BOBBIE Picked Team l, 2, 35 Booster Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Student Council 35 Vice President of the Senior Class5 GAA 2, 3. GOFF, JIMMY Goss, MARGARET Transferred from Polytechnic High, Fort Worth, Texas. it ,K Q M441 'li 'S GRAY, BETTY JOYCE Club lg Variety Show l, 2. SENIORS Thespians l, 2, Secretary 3, FHA, Vice President 2, Beacon Exchange Editor 2, Society Editor 3, Booster GOSSETT, DOZIER Slide-Rule Club 3. GOTTWALD, PATRICIA ANN Curtain Club I, Variety Show l, 2, Junior Dinner Date lg Senior Dinner Date 2, Booster Club lg Allied Youth 1. GRAHAM, NlELVlN Booster Club I. GREGORY, JACK GROUNDS, FREDDIE Mixed Choir l, 2. GUINN, SHERRY Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Honor Society 2, 3, FHA 'l, 3. GUYON, FRANCES Booster Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 3, Junior Achievement 3. S2217 if fa-1 L- l 'iv' HANUS, NOEL Team5 Sentinel FFA 1. HARPER, RICHARD I. Cheerleader l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir l, 2, 35 Thes- pians l, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Secretary-Treasurer of the Science Club 35 Contest Play 15 Three-Act Play 15 Junior Rotarian. HARRIS, EDWARD B Team Football 15 Junior Varsity 25 Varsity Let- terman 35 A Cappella Choir 'l, 2, 35 Football Club 2, 3. FFA 1, 2, 35 Area and State Dairy Cattle Judging HARGIS, CAROLYN GAA 2, 35 FHA l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, Band Club l 2, 3, Twirler l, 2, 3, Eaglettes 3. HADLEY, RUTH Library Club l. HAIROROVE, PRESTON Football Club l, 25 Football Letterman 'l, 25 Class President l, 2. HALL, BILLY X Math Club I5 Perfect Attendance 25 Auto Mechanics HANSON, DONALD LEE Football Club 1, 2, 35 Football Letterman I, 2, 3. SENIORS -at cl:-5, 4' it 41 'Tiff' 'fix HATHCOC K, Som DRA HARRIS, JAN Beacon Staff 2, Booster Club 1, 3, Typing Club l. HARRIS, YOLANDA HARRISS, ROBERT A Cappella Choir, HARVEY, SHIRLEY RUTH Student Council lg Booster Club l. Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 3, Annual Staff Society Editor 3, GAA 2, Student Council lg Band 2, 3, Band Club 2, 3, Booster Club I. HEAD, MIKE HEARN, MARTHA Beacon Staff 1, Typical Typing Club 1, Baseball Picked Team 'l. HEAD, BARBARA FHA I, 2, Booster Club 3. -'l'2'1? SENICDRS SENIORS HENDERSON, CHARLES HEINKE, DELMAS HEMSLEY, ROBERT ALLEN Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Achievement 3, Stu- dent Council 3. Study Club ly DE Club 2, VIC Club Secretary 3, Metal Shop I, 3. HENSHAW, TIMMY Band l, 2, 3, Second Lieutenant 3, Choir 2, 3. HEWITT, JAMES Library Club 2, Mechanical Drawing 1. HICKMAN, ANNELLA Honor Society 2, 37 Thespians 2, 3, Reporter 31 Marching and Concert Band 2, 3, Senior Board, Curtain Club 2, 3, Tennis Club 3, Religious Life Club 3, Variety Show 2, 3. HEBERT, EVELYN FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, Booster Club 1, 2. HEIN, Jo ELLEN Beacon Editor 31 Beacon Page Editor 2, Booster ub i, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3. QI? Nw' 'QA ff? ..-an 5 :swf L. 5 QX 7. For an Annual in May it takes that four dollar deposit in October! SENIORS HICKMAN, JERRY Booster Club, VIC Club, Music Club, Junior Achieve- ment. Hicxs, MARY RAE Band I, 2, 3, Twirler 1, 2, 3, Band Club 1, 2, 3, Eaglettes 3, Student Council 'lg A Cappella Choir HIGH, THOMAS Booster Club l HOAGLAND, DALE FREDERICK F 1, 3. HOFFMASTER, BOBBIE FHA Club, Boosier Club. in-...Y Ava XJ fix Annual staffers try their HOKETT, ARTHUR ELVIS Beacon Staff Editor 2, Managing Editor 3, Band 1, 2, 3, HOLLEMAN, PAT Annual Staff Senior Editor 3, Thespians I, 2, 37 Cur- tain Club l, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, FHA 1, Junior Board, Annual Spring Production 'Ig lnterscholastic League Shorthand Contest 2, HOLLEMAN, VIRGINIA Band Club 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-State Band, Beacon Staff 2, Variety Show 2, 3. HOLLEY, JuLiA ANN Student Council 2, 3, Chairman of Courtesy Com- mittee 3g FHA 'l, 2, 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. HOLLIDAY, FRANK S. VIC Club 3, Sergeant at Arms. f 6WBI'd sweaters on 'FOI' size. SENIORS vii if 'ST Sv SEN IORS HUDSON, ANN GAA 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, FHA 1, Picked Teams l, 2, 3. HUGHES, JAN Class Officer 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Twirler l, 2, 3 Student Council 3, Cutie 1, 2, Honor Society 3. HUGHES, MARVIN VIC Metal Shop Vice President 3. lNSALL, GENE Band 'l, 2, 3, First Division Solo 2, Swing Band 2, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Tri-State Band 1. HoscH, DELORES Beacon Staff 2, 3, Booster Club I, Allied Youth 1. I HOOPER, RICHARD Football Club 'I, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3 HOPPER, BARBARA L. Nurses Club 2, FHA 2. HOWARD, RUSSA LEE Beacon Staff Reporter 3, Booster Club 1. pvvw Wh 'Y-.+ 'f pr' 'U' spa? f we I' lit' JACKSON, CORA LEE gl? Band Club 31 'i 1 Band 'I, 2, 3, Senior Play 3. JENKINS, MARIE Annual Staff Sophomore Editor 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Booster Club l, 3, Allied Youth 1, lnterscholastic League Shorthand Contest. JOHNSON, BRUCE JOHNSON, DONALD Radio and Electricity 2, 3, Booster Club I. JENKINS, NORMA JEAN Junior Class President, Sophomore Class Vice Presi- dent, Student Council 1, 2, Band 'l, Club I, 2, 3, FI-IA I. Junior Achievement 2. JACKSON, PATSY SUE Booster Club l, DE Club 2. JAMES, BOBBY L. Homeroom Vice President l, Treasurer 2, 3, Junior Achievement. JAMES, ROBERT E. Band Club I, 2, 3, Lone Star Boys' State 2, Baseball Assistant Manager, Dramatics, SENIORS lx bf 2, 3, Band 'dk 'QP' 'ff' lil sz-ny VIC Club President. JONES, MARGIE SUE Vice President of the Student Body 3, Good Sports- manship Announcer 3p GAA l, 2, 3, FHA 'l, 2, 35 Booster Club l, 2, 3, Student Council 3. JORDAN, GAYLE Booster Club l, 25 FHA l, 2, Study Hall Club I. JOHNSON, JOHNNY Variety Show, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Metal Shop JOHNSON, JACK JOHNSON, JAMES ROBERT A8-M Club 35 Allied Youth JOHNSON, JERRY Transferred from Center, Texas, FFA Club l, 2. l. l, 2, Booster JOHNSON, JIMMIE D. B Team Footabll lg Varsity 2, 3. JOLLY, SHARON GAA l, 2, Religious Life Club 'l. SENIGRS 7' FU' X 'inf 3 5 JOUCKEN, BILL KANAS, SHIRLEY Booster Club l, 2. SENIORS KELLEY, JUDY Honor Society 2, 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: FHA 2. KIELMAN, BARTIE Band 1,25 Band Club l. KIGHT, ADRIAN l, 2, 3, Varsity l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Track I, 2, 3, District in Pole Vault5 Junior Achievemeni President 1. KlMES, GALE Band Club l, 2, 3, Marching and Concert Band 1, 2,35 FHA 1, 3. KINCAID, WYNONA HE Club l. KENDRICK, DOYLE Band 3, Band Club I. ff, 'V' W ' 1415 SENIORS DE Club 35 FHA I, 27 Allied Youth 1, 2, Booster Club l. LAWDER, HOWARD KOENIG, WILLIAM Typing Club ig Award for Completing 2 years of Auto Mechanics Training 3. LAMB, BARBARA Transferred from Austin High School, Booster Club 'I, 25 Junior Sub. Debs. 25 Junior Red Cross lg Y-Teens, Secretary 25 Christian Students' Union. LAMB, DOROTHY LYNN LAVENDER, JUNE Thespians 1, 2, 3, Curtain Club 1, 2, 35 Band Club I, 2, 3, Student Council If Allied Youth I. fv- Qi Religious Life Club 3, Student Council If B Team Basketball. LAWRENCE, JERRY WAYNE ABM Club 3. LAWSON, PAT Lo X Transferred from San Jacinto High Schoolp Marching Band 3, Band Club 3: FHA 37 Junior Achievementp Booster Club 25 Gauchos ip Student Council 1. LEE, HARRY fltzfp. if H' t Lowe, CI-IARLEEN 2, 3, FHA 'l, 3, Allied Youth l. LUNA, DONALD A. Track 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Science Club 1, Junior Class Play, Slide-Rule Club 3. MANNING, NELDA Booster Club l, FHA 2, 3. Contest Band 1, 2, 3, Twirler 2, 3, Band Club I, LEECI-I, JOHN Spanish Club 1. LIEBER, WILLIAM FREDERICK A Cappella Choir l, Special Music Club 1, Choir Club l. LIGHTFOOT, MARTHA JEAN lnterscholastic League Shorthand Contest, Fourth Place 2, Religious Life Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, FHA 1, 2, Reporter 2, Booster Club 1, 2, Allied Youth I. LOGAN, BoNNIE LEE Curtain Club I, FHA 3, Junior Board, Senior Board, Booster Club 2. SENIORS LuMMus, JOHNNY Sf X V1 Contestants for Most Beautiful . . . They count the moments before the final decision. SENIGRS wztc. MARTIN, EVELYN O. FHA 1, Vanity Fair T, Booster Club 2. MARTIN, TWANA Transferred from Academy of Richmond, Augusta, Georgia, GAA l, Booster Club l, Christian Workers Council 2, Musketters 2, Picked Team, Softball l, Basketball l, Variety Show 'l. MARTIN, WANDA Sophomore Favorite, Junior Favorite, GAA 2, 3, Hon- or Society 2, 3, Student Council 2, Picked Team, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, FHA 1, 2, Booster Club l. MAXWELL, RICHARD Booster Club Vice President l, 2, President 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Variety Production MC 3, Variety Production 2. MEADOR, MARGARET Annual Staff 2, Editor 3, Senior Class Parliamentari- an, Student Council, Booster Club l, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 3, Most Beautiful 3. ig 'FU' 30' 3 1 , I I Contestants for Handsomest . . . We didn't know we had so many boys who could look so good! MEAZELL, Jovce Beacon Staff 2, 35 GAA 25 Curtain Club 25 Vanity Fair 15 FHA 15 Booster Club 2. SENIORS MONTGOMERY, WILLIS Science Club 1. 'tv Yr-.ar Moss, ALVIN Spamsh Club l. ft, x. Moss, EILEEN Booster Club 1, 25 Girls Choir 15 Mixed ChoIr 2, 35 FHA 35 Personality Plus 1. OGIQA MUNSELL, BILL if MURPHY, PAT Football Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Team. MURRAY, DENNIS 5 W. E7 Nw MCATEER, BOBBY J. Booster Club 1, DE Club 2. MCBRAYER, BETTY JEAN Band 2, 3, Booster Club 1. MCCORMACK, PAUL LEROY Number Sense President 2, Third Place in District SENIORS hi Sense 3. MCGOWEN, CAROLYN SUE Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Band Club 'l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, FHA 1, MCKAY, MARION Thespians l, 2, 3, Curtain Club 'l, 2, 3, FHA 2, 37 Religious Life Club 1, Choir l, 2, 3, Student Council l, Booster Club l. Contest 2, Business Machines Club I, Number MCDOUGALD, JOE DAN National Honor Society 2, 3, Junior Achievement l, 2, 3, Math Club 1, Slide-Rule Club 3. ,pv- fl MCNAIR, SUE 'sf '17 SENIORS MCNEIL, CARVEL L. DE Club 35 Radio and Electricity 2. MCPHATE, CHARLES MCREYNOLDS, DEANNE Curtain Club l, 2: FHA I5 Junior Achievement 2. NEISIG, RUSSELL Creative Writing Club 35 Slide-Rule Club 3. Booster Club 15 FHA 25 Girls' Choir l. MCNEAL, ALTON Transferred from Pottstown, Pensylvania and Cambridge High Scl'1ool5 Football and Baseball 1, 25 A Cappella Choir5 President of Junior Optimist Club5 MCKE E, GARY Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Student Council 2. MCKEOWN, WAYNE Baseball l, 2, 35 Football Trainer 35 Booster Club l5 Slide-Rule 35 Junior Class Representative. 'Sf SENIORS NOESSEL, BILLIE Junior Achievement 3, President, Booster Club lg FHA 1, 21 Allied Youth l. OAKES, MILTON Football I, 2, 3, Baseball , OLIPHINT, FRANK OLSON, NORNIA Concert Band l, 2, 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, Officer 3, Tri-State Band, Allied Youth 'lg FHA 'l. NELSON, BOBBY NELSON, WILBERT Bookworm Club l. NEWCONIB, BILL Football Club l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Member of Basketball and Baseball Team, Senior Favorne. NICHOLAS, NICKIE LEE Science Club l, 3, Nurses Club 25 Orchestra l, 2, GAA 2. Q ig QU ,av-L av? 'UU' .211 ORGERON, ZE LDA FHA l, Vanity Fair l, OTTO, DARRYL Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Band Club 1, 2, 3, Pf9Si- dent 3, Band Captain 3, Student Council Treasurer 3. OWENS, DARRELL DE Club 3, PACE, CLAUDE Football l, 2, 3, Football Club, Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Favorite. SENIORS PACE, DONNA JEAN Junior Achievement, Booster Club, FHA. PATRICK, LORETTA Student Council 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. PATRICK, RONNIE National Honor Society 2, 3, Football Club 2, Latin Club 1. PALMER, LINDA Marching Band I, 2, band Club 1, 2, FHA 1. fs, 152 POSEY, FABRIS KAY Transfer from Palestine, Texas, FHA I, 2, 3, Volley- ball lg Reporter for Drivers Education 1. POTEET, MERT Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Cutie I, Good Sportsmanship League 2, 3, Student Councii 2, 3, Booster Club 'l, 2, 3, Brigadier Ball 2. PAUL, DAVE PAUL, GENE MARIE Spanish Club lp Junior Achievement 1, 2. PERKINS, ELDON VIC 2, 3, Treasurer 3. PETERSON, BILLY Band Club 'Ig Marching Band PI-IIEER, ROY GRACE Booster Club 1, Girls' Choir 1, Debate Team 3, Beacon Staff 3, Junior Play 2, Junior Board 2. POLLARD, CLINTON DEE Class Favorite 1, Good Looker 2. SENIORS SENIORS PUTZKA, DONALD CARL Homeroom President 'I, 2, VIC Club Parliamentarian 3, Typing Club FHA 'I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Booster Club 'I, 2. Spanish Club I, VIC Club 2, Radio and Electricity Club, Orchestra. POWELL, SHIRLEY FHA, Religious Life Club PREECE, VIRGINIA Band I, 2, 3, Band Club I, Przessvvooo, DANA Typnig Club lp FHA I, Booster Club I, Junior Achievement 2. PRUITT, Wooov Booster Club Officer, VIC Club Reporter, I, Senior Board. PYLE, BENNETT RABUN, SARAH RAMIREZ, ARMIN 2 3 RAMIREZ, OLIVIA Spanlsh Club 'l. RANDALL, MAURINE BETH Booster Club lg A Cappella Choir 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3. SENIORS RANKIN, HERBERT ALLEN Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President of the Band Club, Co-Captain of the Marching Band. RAMSEY, LINDA RAsco, FRANCES MAE National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 35 Booster Club 1, 2, 3. Seniors can be courteous and intelligent . . . urle5y ol w INI QIQMAI MN Nall 'JST 12:1 RAWLS, IDA LEE Library Club Vice President 'Ig FHA 2. REDDEi.L,, Lou Curtain Club 3. Q Nuts t sf 've REED, GLEN RAY Basketball 1. REICH JOYCE YS? Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 35 GAA I, 25 Allied Youth lg Student Council 2. RICH, RONALD Religious Life Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3. SENIORS Seniors can be relaxed and carefree . . . RN thnx fv- RISK .lACKlE LEE Curtain Club l, 2. SENICDRS ROBERSON, MARTHA MAE FHA Secretary 3. ROBERTS, CHARLES Choir Club lg A Cappella Choir 2, 3. ROBERTS, FLOYE Student Council l, 2, 3: Thespians l, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, President 3, Curtain Club 2, GAA 'lg Booster Club, Picked Teams, Variety Show, Spring Produc- tion 2. ROBERTSON, VIOLET lnterscholastic Typing Contest lg GAA 1, 2, 3, Booster Club I, 3, FHA 3, Picked Teams 'l, 2, 3. RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH Booster Club l, 2, 3. Rises, RONNIE Texas A8-M Club 3, Study Lab l, Rosa, GEORGE DE Club 3, Math Club 1. CIS' xr 185- 1 FL in is RODRIGUEZ, HAROLD ROHNE, MARTIN ROUNTREE, DE LETTE Marching Band l, 2, 3, Twirler I, 2, 3, Band Club 4 1, 2, 3, Eaglette 3. RUSSELL, JAMES ALBERT Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Track l. SENIORS RYAN, RICHARD Football Club I, 2, 3, Letterman 2, 3. SADLER, DAVID Football l, 2, 3, Football Club, Baseball l 2 3 Student Council 2. SAPAUGI-I, JERRY WAYNE .Wit VIC Club 2, Football Club l. SATTERVVHITE, ROY Band l, 2, 3. 'IS' I I. p-Q 1 SCROGGINS, MARY BELLE Read more books than any other student Spanish Club I. Western Music Club. SAuNoERs, BEVERLY Creative Writing Club 3, Band 2, FHA 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 'I, Choir 1, Transferred from Dumas, Texas. SCH LEMMER, CHARLES Football 1, 2, 3, Letterman 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3. SCOBY, DAVID SCOTT, PATRICIA ANN Booster Club lp FHA 3, SEITZ, DENNIS Transferred from Austin, Texas, Journalism Club, 'l, 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 3. SENIORS wise are-1 SHAUNTY, GROVER National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council 3, Thespians 2, 3, Allied Youth 1, Spanish Club 1. SHAW, MARILYN 'ms QI' SENIORS SKIP PER, THOMAS National Honor Society 2, 3, Spanish Club l, A Cappella Choir 3, Booster Club 2, 3. SLABBAERT, ALFRED J. Band l, 2, 3, Band Club 2, 3, Spanish Club l. SMITH, AUSTIN Booster Club l, A Cappella Choir 3. SMITH, EUGENE SHEFFIELD, Jo NELL SHERMAN, Jo NEAL Booster Club l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2. Band l, 2, 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Treasurer, Booster Club l, Religious Life Club I, 2, Girls' Choir I, 2, Future Nurses Club SHOEMAKE, JAMES Football Manager l, 2, Booster Club. SIMMONS, TOMMY RAY Band l, Radio and Electricitv 2, DE Club 3. 154 is 'ix- ,...s 2 .J 115.40- wvv li Ql is wif, SMITH, MARY Typing Club 'lg FHA l. SENIORS SNELI., LORETTA A Cappella Choir 3, Typical Typists' Club SNooK, SYLVIA Band l, 2, Booster Club 1. Sous, JANE SPAIN, JERRY SMITH, FREDDIE EARL Booster Club ly DE Club 37 Reporter. SMITH, DIANE SMITH, VERA MAE Booster Club lg FHA 1, 27 Picked Team Basketball 1. IQ I X SPROUSE, SHIRLEY Booster Club I, 2, 3: Future Nurses Club 35 FHA I. SPANN, BILLY JOE FHA l, 2, Booster Club 2, 3. SPENCER, PAUL R. Transferred from North Dallas High Schoolg Religious Life Club 3, Football 2, SOSC Club 25 Track 2. SPIEGELHAUER, DANNY Marching Band l, 2, 3, Junior Achievement, Slide- Rule Club 3. SPRAGGINS, CHARLES FRED A Cappella Choir 2, 37 Music Club l, 2, Most Hand- some 3, SPURGEON, BOB Booster Club l, STALEY, DENNIS CARL A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Choir Club 1. STEELE, EDWARD Texas ASM Club 3. if SENIORS SENIORS At the Christmas Formal the gone . . . bit STEPHENS, DAVID Good Looker I, 2, Choral Club, Basketball l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Bass Section Leader, Annual Staff Sports Editor, Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 3. STETSON, C. L. A Cappella Choir 2, Choir Librarian, Science Club 2, President, Junior Rotarian, WOW American History Award, American Chemical Society Chemistry Award, Highest Junior Award, Photography Club 1, Vice President. STEVENSON, RODNEY Band i, 2, 3, Band Club I, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. Sucscs, BILLY Joe Band l, 2, 3: Band Club l, 2, 3. SUTTON, ANN Thespians 1, 2, 3, President 3, Reporter 2, Curtain Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Advertising Manager for Beacon 2, Booster Club 1, Junior Play. girls seem to be gone, gone, rv-T SWAIL, DoucLAs 1 Junior Achievement 25 Junior Class Play5 Latin Club A I5 A8-M Club 35 Annual Staff Advertising Manager 35 Boys' State Representative 2. I5 Beacon 2, 3. SWAIN, PAU LA Booster Club lg Typing Club lj Junior Achievement Junior Achievement 1, 2, TAaoR, ALLEN FRANK FFA President 25 Junior Achievement President 25 lnterscholast-ic League Math Club President 25 Latin Club l. Svvirzen, Sus LYNN 15 FHA l, 35 Booster Club l. rv' 35 Typical Typing Club mv SENIORS TABOR, JOYCE GAA l, 2, 3. Two look at the birdie, and we caught the birdie, 'vm S.- T7 ny TAYLOR, CANNlE VEE Boosfer Club l, FHA 1, 2, Picked Team Basketball 1. THERIOT, GAYLE Camera Club I, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Advanced Achiever, Booster Club l. THOMAS, CAROLYN Personality Plus Club l, FHA l,Boos1er Club 3. THOMAS, JERRY THOMAS, MARION Booster Club l. THOMPSON, LYNN FFA I, 2, 3, Baskerball Club, TICHENOR, GINGER FHA l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Transferred from West Virginia. THOMAS, TERRY A8-M Club Execufive Officer 3, Slide-Rule Club 3. 41? 1----' 14 : Mafh Club l, FFA 2, 3. SENICDRS fe wb' -ff' Club 3. TINDALL, GRACE DE Club 2, 3, Junior Achievement I, Booster Club l, FHA l, Picked Team Baseball I, 2, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Basketball l. TRAINER, J. C. Booster Club I, 2, Religious Life Club 3, A8-M TRIBBLE, HILLIARD lnterscholastic League Math Club Reporter l, 2, Booster Club 3. SENICDRS Booster Club l, 2, PBC Representative l, 2, 3. TUCKER, SALLIE DE Club 3, FHA 2, Booster Club l. 'UN 'Nl-sr TURCOTTE, JAMES E. Student Council 2. TURNER, DELLA 419 UNDERWOOD, DIEHL LEON UNDERWOOD, WINNEFER JEAN Bible Club l, Girls' Choir l, 2, 3. SENIORS WALTERS, BARBARA ANN Band l, 2, 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Tri-State choir 1, FHA 3. WALTERS, VIVIAN Annual Staff Sophomore Editor 2, Booster Club I, FHA 1. WARD, BILLYE Jo FHA l, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, Band I, Transferred from Chickasha, Oklahoma, Home Dec. Club Presi- dent 1, Pepettes 1. WARD, RAY Basketball 2, 3, Football I, 3. VENO, PHYLLIS ANNETTE FHA Club 1, Booster Club l, 2, Girls' Choir 'l, 2. Track l, DE Club 3, Vice President 3, Typing Club l. VAN COURT, MORRIS Football Club I, 2, FFA 2, 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3. VAN DYKE, BUDDY WALDROP, RONALD if TNQ Nun' WATTS, MARILYN Band Club lp Band l, 21 Junior Play, FHA l, 2, 31 Tlwespians l, 2, Curtain Club 2. WELCI-I, FINIS Student Body President, Junior Board Member, FFA Reporter lg State Championship Livestock Judging Team, FFA l, 2. WELLS, ANDY Lettered in Football I, 2, 3. WESTON, JAMES R. Choral Club I, VIC Club. SENIORS WI-IARTON BARBARA Band Club l, 2, 3, Concert Band 2, Twirler l, 2, 3, President of the Eagle Rockettes 3, Beacon Staff 2. WICKER, WILLIAM EDWARD Band I, 2, 3, Band Club. WILD, TOM Typing Club l. WHITE, JACKIE DE Club 3, GAA 2, 3. ji WILKES, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, BARBARA Beacon Staff 2, 3, Math Club lg GAA 2, 3, Picked Team, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3. WILLIAMS, BILLY Homeroom Secretary WILLIAMS, DON WILLIAMS, DONNY K. Marching and Concert Band l, 2, 3, First Lieutenant 3, Band Club l, 2, 3, Swing Band 3, Aggie Club 3, Photo Club l. WILLIAMS, NORMAN ALLAN WILLIAMSON, MARTHA ELLEN Spanish Club 'lg Junior Achievement 2. SENICDRS If and WINGO, WARREN tography Club 3. SENICDRS WITTE, KEN WITTENBACK, JANET Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Band Club ly . Honor Society 2, 3, GAA 1, 2. WOLFE, SAMMY Wooo, CAMILLA Marching and Concert Band I, 2, 3, Band Club 1, 2, 35 Allied Youth lg FHA 3. WILLIS, BILLIE .Io WILSON, JAMES A. Photography Club President, Vice President, Student Council. Marching and Concert Band 3, Band Club 35 Pho- '76- Fin. Applause for the winners . . SENICDRS ..' tt' 'Y' W . Wooo, CAROLE FHA 1, 2. Wooo, J. W. vic Club 3. WORKMAN, GLORIA NELL A Cappella Choir 3, GAA 2, 3, Picked Team, Base- ball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club I. WORTHAM, WATHA Thespians l, 2, 3, Curtain Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Historian 3, FHA 2, 3, Reporter 3, Beacon, Sports Editor 2, Editorial Editor 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Poetry Reading Contest 2, Spring Play 2, Contest Play 2. WRIGHT, BOBBIE JEAN YD 1'- IQ? a.,4 !P -wif' I 101 WRIGHT, PHILLIP Fooiball Club l, 2, 3g Student Council lg Senior Class Presideni. i Yeo, THOMAS Booster Club lg Aufo Mechanics 2. YERKES, JUANITA Booster Club lg Creative Writing Club 3. hh X- Youmo, SHIRLEY DE Club 3. ZACHARY, CAROL Eagle Rockefteg FHA, Band Club 25 Junior Class Parliamemariang Picked Team 2, SENICDRS Swinging and swaying to The music of The Hi-Fi's K . ' A 4 K R 's . Y' C Q X . 43. -M, V I . HA, my ,. f 1: laik? A ww aft' gk fs 2 C if ,, gh 35' 0 QS' ,W 2 t Yi i Q QL ' mfg 5? if K? l ,,.',. I rpm. -Q' -H .-1. QI mn Slim' v 'P ,pw UIZIOI S F ,iJ f? fbifvj , V i 11 'ri 1 1 li V . f T' i 'w ' -9 lv , 7 4' ' 4 . if-11, '..Tg. Milt, Q Linux, 191' 1,1 ,as--1 QQ 'gf ,uldifl xff 1' Q 5 nun F V il4 'r x 'ttf' ' it - 'il i T- fi :J xx K X I: ' lx 7. ggi ' ',V. 3.5, i W ,af si it A is i, as 1 '- rr ' . uv, , A IUNIGRS Adair, Patty Alford, Gilbert Allen, Robert Almendarez, Trinidad Anderson, Jimmy Andrew, Lois Andry, Michael Ashley, Margie Ayers, Kenneth Baker, Jerry Baker, Linda Barmore, Joan Basden, Barry Bashforth, Juleen Bell, Janice Bellinger, Bob Y! i' ' ji? ,I 7, llllf ,Ji 4,1 J W 'N 1 4 1 xg, f X Q. Y' 4 9 lil' X fx N4 ul 4.2, Wig i 2 v-uf 1 gd . - 9 ' i f 'S 'CZ' Z' H Bennett, Norman Billingsley, Barbara Billingsley, Carolyn Blackburn, Lois '55 1' K 'N-..x if Ngw. if , 'N ilk If ca- 'i if :fi rf lol 1-'f ' :QA , if qi 3 X X X' IUNIORS Boatright, Bonnie Boeger, Johnny Bolch, Ronald Bolton, Mac Bond, Beverly Borel, Marshall Boriack, Margie Bounds, David Bowers, Willie Boyd, Sandra Bradshaw, Bob Brady, Sandra Bragg, Dottie Branch, Jerry Brannon, Judy Bright, Ewell Bright, Oliver Britt, La Rue Broach, Dale Brown, Charles I' -if . L ' ii W. 7 X. li .., I IU? 5-sa , , 4 R 4 1 , , r -5, .xr A fm r sim-,f 1 ,Q -s-. il i S , , im, a U I V' Q IUNICDRS Brown, Charles Brown, Hannah Bruce, Calvin Bruce, Lucy Bruson, Tina Bryce, Patsy Buchanan, Frances Buck, Barbara Buckles, Katherine Burgess, Barbara Burke, Wayne Burkette, Carol Burkhalter, Joan Calley, Vanita Carlson, Ronald Carpenter, Betty Carpenter, Jerry Carr, Elizabeth Carr, Ted Carswell, Barbara 3 .- A A As 'f-if K x J' ' 'll i rf, 8, Sy .5 . ':': . 'C 1 is , , f ' . uf' K 4 Q? x, 9 Al J .Q X Q, TUNIORS Carver, Billy Chamblee, Willo Chandler, Allen Chandler, Larry Clark, Charles Clark, Joyce Clemons, Janice Cline, Billy Coach, Charles Cockran, Emma Cockran, Harry Coleman, Brian Coleman, Inez Collins, Betty Cooley, Eleanor Coon, Barry Cone, Martha Cornelius, Pat Cortes, Teresa Council, Clarence I Q ' ' 0' , . C' l rl . - if f if' l x, W , , E Q f .ll A ll i all l f ' '- ' Q! FWS A l IUNIORS Coward, Don Crenshaw, Pat Croft, Clint Cuff, Clarice Dalchau Margie Daniel Brenda ww 'S ir Q ' A, i iif i V55 J!! 5 ii Daniels, Roy Darr, Charles Dauzet, Juliet Davenport, Frances Daver, Davey, Dixie Tom Q A we I k ,I if Lunch iime-and these Juniors are hungry! 3- Davis, Ann Davis, Annie Davis, Audrey Davis, Lecil Davis, Willie Dean, Arlie Dearing, Jackie Deen, Billie Deese, Richard Delacerdo, John Delaney, Kenneth De Lozier, Barbara IUNIORS Our conversations are stimulat- ing-even on the stairs. .I' ' ! - - '. f A . ii, -'Q ' V 'i be A if .' i' .M fkv' W Q 2 .l 'SIMM ., L r .0lTLl fgf-' I tgp' -. K vo-,. .iii f il ' ,i Z N ,A I 'ls W gs K l f ISL ,si 5 W2 ago. - N l VUNIORS Derbes, Carolyn Derrick, Bradford De Soto, Theodore Dickens, Melvin Dickson, Weldon Dietrich, Carrie Dietz, Toby Donaldson, Bill Doskie, Horace Drake, Jean.: Dulin, Mary Kathern Eisworth, Mike Elder, Harold Elliot, Patsy English, Betty English, Pat Eskridge, Sammie Etzel Ronald Fairchild Kathryn Falconer Gus t E l 'J rr .X S 5 5 I Thi it E Sl A 'lr Q 2 ' N. r 13, ' -,GV ill' .+ ff VV! gl!-J .J I M 1 ,A . -.Q Q If 2 'Q I 1 '-5 , 4. Q . Y g iq 4 as x 0 , if K lixi 'Wk sa 'S' -1, , 53 , l i as if M1 f l- x 1 xl X G ,lx 1 5, lUNIORS Gatlin, Mary Genzer, Charles Gerstemen, Bobby Gholson, Dorothy Glass, Carol Glazenef, Yvonne Glover, James Golden, Mack Gonzales, Juanita Gonzales, Mary Goynes, Ann Graham, Eddie Graves, Sonrah Green, Birdie Green, James Green, Nancy Guaiardo, Alcides Guinn, Marlene Gutierrez, Georgia Guy, Georgia Jo , ,. ,A gy, i , +.. , Neff? iff: .- 4 if' s Q1 ,.Q'. f . G Q hs. , vi V- Ffifs ,r,' we rf. fe fra rllrnffl ' f l 7 M ' 'r 'fvs gel . 5 ' ' A ' :.: 2 ' f i f P 5. an .4 Q., 1 2, f .4 l 1 'if' 5-- 'Q -Q. an-'fr QQ 5, , H 1 H iw. rf 0 V B gi , Q, if MA 115 '-if X in M .an Q fu , 1 Z... 'gf' 4 I 143' --14-cl Hollis, Catherine Holmes, Dalona Holmes, Silva Holy, Lucian Holub, Tommie Homoly, Carolyn Hooker, Richard Horn, Louise Hosea, Earline Howard, Mary Ann Hubby, Velma Huber, Carol -A I x n RkAe,ff'1.p., Q ps. I ea-J if - L' X ,-c..,f - r, , Y, V K: ki i l, K jg. c ,S ' ' I V 1358 mmmwm . , ' f J 3 5-,,...--.........--...qu-I IUNIORS Hudiburgh, Michael Hughes, Gay Ingram, Rose lssacks, Beverly Jackson, Frances James, Oscar Jarrott, Nancy Jenkins, Raymond Jensen, Frank Jones, Arlene Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Vernon Jordon, Michael Kelley, Delores Kent, James Key, Jerry Killebrew, Joan Kimmil, Bobbie King, Ann King, Earnest 'H 505' L S c HV 1 ,ck W ix - 1 , ,...,, ima ,li tx 'Qu' I We fi My fl mf' sl-Q1 xx -. ll x 179 S-.' 1 w- I Dr' 'WDP is-, ' LTV - u , f ff4f,, ,X if 69 i 2 l 5 sz I 3 if , 'wk i, gg .I F wr V! x if IUNICDRS Kingsbury, Robbie Kinkade, Bud Kinsey, Rebecca Kirby, Carol Klafka, Chandler Kloesel, Carolyn Kohler, Nancy Kroeger, Daniel Kueteman, Lodema Landon, Sally Lay, Geraldine Lozano, Ramona Leared, Robert Lee, Patricia Leech, Claudia Legg, Tony ..- .Q ',5:. , i x ,V l -Q2-., Leonard Edward Lewis Ruth Liles Linda ix t ..,. fi' Q- f' New 'C ., -...,.- - 'L H, -,1 :-A , .2 S , gi swf - .ww Linn Mary Ann 'K .A I . 'l 'Q ' J J L + ' ,,. 6 f X K 1 wx ' . ,tn -.:-- ,,-Q. 1 - mwggt.. '-,- ,.,.-.rffffffi A . AX ' ' 0 4 , . a - n A - 4 W .W kb 5 . , ,' -ve, , ' . ., .. x 'Q' Q' +1931 L- fi ii .JHWL -x. 'Lana it-r.1..s Q.. oft . ,-11' A IUNIORS Linthicum, Lionel Lisle, Jeannine Little, Lydia Lively, Eugene Loftis, Jimmy Loggins, Donnie Lowe, Gordon Lucas, Janet Lummas, Zana Lungren, Harold Maddox, Karen Marquette, James Martin, Billie Martin, Isabel Mask, Peggy Massey, Kay Matthews, Bentie Matthews, Curtis Matthews, Patricia Maxwell, Miriam av- ' . U - -SV . Q e r . 9 it lwd. aff' ,, ma- ' is ei ge Q 5 2: l ' 4 ,gg s J If ' 0 5 ' ' l, IR if x it ma ,ft nu 'fav u ' Q :uf s 5 on our sn u o wus fl fl gl 'Z JUNICDRS May, Larry Mayo, Gary Meador, Ben Mease, Roy Meazell, Earl Meyer, Janie Miller, D' Ann Millen Mary Ann Mills, Johnnie Minter, James Moat, Alta Mangum, Karen Montgomery, David Moore, Beverly Moore, Linda Moore, Marjorie Morgan, Imogene Morris, Sherra Morris, Thomas Morse, George vs., ,Q I' ,A -'E 55 '51 1 1 M I X Q8 f f7 if fi 'Nm- E it E in '55, '4.Tf'V- lUNICDRS Qu.. Moser, Selma 4 Murphy, Carrie to 1 1' Murphy, Judy Murphy, Paul 5 r fx su ass? ty ' Myers, Mary Katherine foe Mynard, Charlotte Myrick, Linda McAvoy, Ida McBride, Charlotte McClanahan, Morril fm ill.. McCoy, Kenneth McKee, Ronald A Now, what shall we play next? X 1 2,3 l L ,li SL- ,J A max My TI' J 1 1 ,,f S lla 'N I5 K qs: an-ff' McNally, Roger McShan, Hugh Nash, Nan Neal, Mack Nelson, Betty Newell, Billy Newman, Kay Nicklison, Carol O'Brien, Jo Nell Ogan, Carl Otto, Annie Pandavela, James IUNIORS Push back the walls! We must get to class. 1 1 J!! X yi xv f tf i 1.1 'Sym' . 1 ' , n 5' so . x, i KX, ,f 15 J J --I ,lg If fi ' 5 0 + m,,, 'J is J I! - 0 J we gs, 4C'3P K .. sf . ff, IUNICDRS infix -V N . . ,gf Q Parker, Camilla -- f X , W . Parker, Roger xl I I- if I i s, Q -, Parsons, Guynell ,V , J F ll Patterson, Charles , , l . f, Patterson, Luther Pearson, Bob Peebles, John Peebles, Lynn Peebles, Robert Pehl, Bill Perry, Ernestine Perry, John Peters, Gerald Peters, Will Peterson, Jeanette Phillips, Karl Phythian, Tommy Pittman, Bobby Pitts, Judy Poe, Bobby Q Q f X - N21 Q 5? il Q' I Ag iw FR i Q 'vi XY .,, ET, X K fart' -Eg! -0- was 27 4. iii ,Q mm l .iq NJ we X A U Q lUNIGRS Pool, Carol A Porter, Emily , , ' L Porter, Judy - Porter, Raymond ' F fy. , s 1,5 :,: fir- if - - Q 3' WRX PM f Porfwood, Robert A. l Posern, Patsy 'lg , Potts, Dean 5. A D, P Powell, Edwin 2 ff: s 'l 'US , E L Nx ..7 1V.Q,,.f.5 , N g- I l x P -q ,Lv-s ' if KKK ,I Powers, Edna Powers, Roy Preece, Carol Price, Lenora Pryor, Frank Purifoy, Mickey Pursley, Benita Ragley, Vivian Rainey, Thomas Rappolo, Jo Ann Rawls, Howard Rawlinson, Pat lUNIORS YW Razo, Joe nr Reaves, Patti Reese, Sally Renfro, Janet Reynolds, Margaret Rice, Howard Rice, Vernon Richey, Marilyn Rigdon, Faye Roberson, Bob Roberts, Ba rba ra Robey, Virginla Robineth, Sonny Rogers, Bobby Rogers, Ray Ross, Dan WW Ross, Nelda ' Rouselle, Carolyn 4 Rowan, lris Rudclle Prlsculla Q N-, Sky, .L A fp if 1' f l if Q I in ' Q.,-ui 'H elf ' x Q i -.14 Q. K! an , .gb-au in Pl f' N, 'TQ .1-:QA .A if 1, Q 1, Q 'I Q , 'I Q J xfili , Q? l f Xfingli 9 'fi' JUNICDRS Russell, Bobbie Ruth, Ralph Sammon, Liz Sanchez, Frank Sandel, Johny Scarborough, Jeanelle Scott, Richard Scroggins, Melvin Sebesfa, Robert Shannon, James Shannon, Pai Sharp, Hazel Shelton, Tommy Sherfy, Dan Shoemaker, Maresa Shoppa, Eddie g.,x : 9 I ' 3. ' 5. is 2 x A, Q ' K' Q i 5 . . , . 1 lei N-e X it 7 5 X , , ' S X J - ,' f X li Y ww' - A- .,,,pf l I F1 U '15 Simpson James Br- sr Shugart, Virginia n Sill' , J lla . Simpson, Jean 58 'R ., 'TR 'NJ Q' , Q-r '3g itx sk ,V , i 54 4 - l x ws I' i A X Q , ' 1 at Q ' l Ks ,ff 35 5 l ,af' HUM 5 KA H ,gr lUNIORS Sinor, Choyce Sisson, Murray Skillern, Carlene Smedley, Alta Smith, Dee Smith, John Smith, Louise Smith, Lucille Smith, Saundra Spears, Janet Spell, Yvonne Spicer, Dale if s-.1-..., if ,Z N.-v Juniors bless their food in You Can't Take it With You! 15.1 1 'Ae X 42' at 'r. 'jk - 7 i 'if S L- .,,,i,v' ,eg 5 nik . I life f f X , Civg lUNIORS John uncaps a coke for the girls. ,: V 6, ' Squyres, Jo Ann , .. H Q P Stagg, Tommy ' if ' X, S' vw I' m ix! 1 fr Q Stamper, Betty I fl P ,V ,N V gd' Staner, Dorothy y .,.-- , ,it Q -gli' ,L Q46 ' ls Q. ,N f. 7 B 11 , ' S . Q M J x .. Stanfield, Patsy f Stanley, Bill 'nf' 2, ll Stanley, Charlotte fhuiigtfxifl Stanley, La Vell em? 3 M? -.W 2 xnxx at 214.5 4 Q 3 ,QQ Starbuck, Bobby Stephens, Dora Lee My tv, Y - vf Steubing, Allen Stewart, Barbara r g ll,,, fi 1 , . ii' 7 ff Sys fbfvti 11'- H- ' fig fav, ,J ff ,,, 4. as JA! 1 'ti'- ff :Sl Z' cf 4 r , , X ij ill:- W x J .Ill .. lUNIORS Stone, Linda Story, Kenneth Stricklen, Jackie Strocl, Glen Summers, Robert Talley, Donny Tannery, Judity Tarver, Johnnie Md G 'x 'Z' I f iiv-W 'QE' A3 f' , H lx ..--1. A, A Tate, Joyce ' T 'S' - Taylor, Charles A I ' ,1 ' , fi- N A . Teague, Sam V ' . I .fx .xx Terry, Amelia my i . I . 1 S t 55,1 . 21 E E , +Q , x , g fn, 1: gl -. f T t T , -3 Q M ... 'rg ,l Win!! B K Thayer, Arden 3 'N K Thomas, Carl Xml at 5,3 ,ax In if lag bg at gg' J XXL- K., ft' fm: , Q ff' Trahan, Mary Ann g 4 Tubbs, Gail I I ga ' 'Q V. N 1 Fl gf I El X TL, E - ,.'t, I - I , A x if Lf giglh ly, 'L' Tucker W T 'X' 'gf' Tullos Beverly .M irq' ' Tu rcotte, Janette Tuttle, Betty lUNIORS Q I ' 3 Vanderburg, Kenneth Varrett, Arthur - H Vestal, Nancy ' x iid 41 , 'Vw iff? if its v ffl' 'kv th' Vetek, Dominic Wade, Dorothy Waldrop, Judy K Walker, Wayne 6 J F 4--A Tm K, , 9 OD gr- 8 as tv 'lc . Q.. Wallace, Rebecca Warteman, Helen 'Uk Weir, Tommy Wells, Pat iii, V nf ,, b 4' i cfs, N Wendelken, Pat 1 4 A - Wheat, Kathleen ' f L ' Q 4 G-' W . ,A I . X 'If 5 Whitmire, Patti V , i 5' A' t K ' ' Wiley, Richard A it lib '1 Q . f Q '. i W ,xl ,K 3 X i , t ': at Y -1 f x..Jgf -. 'WL K W' X V xi, -' f sg- 4 . X ll F- ' Wilkers Maridean Wilkinson Jo Ann Wllks Peggy Williams Gary 'fu ie. IUNIORS Williams Norma Williams Ted Willingham Donna Willingham Jackie gvf? - Hi I is Q rf, ff' 15, Eli' f i ' if Wilson, George , Wilson, Marie ' 0' v 'EEF' Wilson, Peggy Wilson, Tommy Winegar, Robert Wingfield, Sherrie Winn, Diane Wiile, Larry Juniors do go to ihe library to s1udy! Womack, Beverly Wood, James X In Miss Ruth McCiung's English class, the Juniors gather round. IUNIORS Wood, Logan Wood, Wanda Wortham, Mark Wright, D Marie Wright, Jack Wright, Linda 'QT I -.Y , 'if , Y i .. 4, .4-Q X. Wright, Ruth Wurz, Virginia Yancy, Thomas 4 1 i rx Y 'QR If N 12 a Qt- N 'f KN, ixx Yates, Donna Young, Gayle Young, Melvin Zottarelle, Jimmy ug.-1-Q.. --,Mf -W-me-fe-1-M 1 Y 'V 'i SOPHOMORE CLASS QPFICERS JEAN JOHNSON BETH CROCKER MARGARET BLYE Treasurer Vice President Secretary DICKIE ROSENTHAL BETTY SVVINDELL President Parliamenfarian anal, M Carolyn Adams Donald Adams Elbert Adams Madeline Adams Randy Adrian Pauline Alexander Clyde Allen Farrell Allison Patricia Alpha SCDPI-IOMQRES ,4-,A W-,. Q 1 i l fi A 2 W is 4 'QT f. it Gy , U7 i ' l Berta Alvarado Bobbie Jean Ancell Glenn Anders Helen Anderson Ronald Anderson June Annear Janie Archer Kenneth Arnold Tommy Ashley Bertie Jo Atkinson Fred Atkinson Winona Atkinson Mack Bagwell Billie Gene Baily Johnnie Baker 3 A 2 2 A Vg T' I ,M H.. - 1 N . ff if f M Lynn Battle Charles Baumhoer Elaine Beard Gerald Bell Shearl Bell Lois Bender Linda Bergin Charles Besselrnan Harold Bethel Susan Betts Johnnie Bezdek Joy Bingham Wayne Black Lynne Blackshear Davie Jean Blankenship of 149 lrene Balcar Lorene Balcar Jerry Ball John Ballew David Barbay Joyce Barnett Clyde Barroso Howard Bass Jerry Bates 'fa l i i5.'lX We never thought high school would be like ' I This. SCDPHOMORES ' 'lj' J V .Q HIM - 9 l L f In if 5 iz, fg J lt Q T ' Q t7 , M 1 - 3 4 1 3 1 6 six. 'U SOPHOMORES f X. 'Q gi A I B E cfs, cgi? is J . Y ': 1 ig 'ii 5 in F ' 37- V 0 J i K X 'XX . 3 f . B - 'aff 75 -ff 1514! :i: xxx I ,. ' K f s ,H W sf B TE Q s fit ff as x k Margaret Blye Linda Boatright Jeanette Bond Charles Boston Sara Boswell Jean Bourquardez Beverly Boyd Carol Bradley Virginia Brandt Charles Brann Patricia Brannom John Brashier Douglas Brown Joseph Brown Ronnie Brown Shirley Brown Mary Brickey Dana Brookshire Melba Buchanan Bobby Buckles Joyce Bullington Gary Bunch Donna Bundrant Patricia Burke Carolyn Burleson Bruce Burns Mary Frances Bryant Sue Bryant Doylene Byrd Delores Cain l50 Kathleen Callicotte Nelda Campbell Al Campo Earl Campo Charles Caplinger Kirby Cardenas Doris Carley Wayne Carlisle Jack Carpenter Sandra Carr Bobbie Carswell Garland Carter Jerry Chapman Charlsie Chase Betty Chesney Bruce Chreene Wayne Christa Betty Chumley Janet Clark Nancy Louise Clarke Joyce Clausen Carol Clawson Ronald Clawson Yvonne Clouette James Cobb Ben Cockrell James Cole De Ann Coleman Joe Mack Conway Joe Copeland l 1. I --. J' ' J a ws!! 'Ns 23. C I C P J h 'Tx li. x ...lil va L , l K E SQPHCDMORES Bobby Corder Bobbie Carley Gene Cothran Bonnie Courillion Earl Covington ,if lJ Harvey Cowart Claudia Cowman Joan Cox Pat Cox Shelly Craig Delta Crawford Jo Crawford Sufi Mary Nell Crawford - ' Steve Crim Beth Crocker , , X -if ' '.au f y ! lil if 1 1 I . f,,n'2i.. - YS.x 1!1'S1'5',' 2 ,E Q ..t.q1 , . , r 1- it 1211? SOPHOMCDRES 6 3 1' 1 ,' SY 5 ,af ix EH at Km? 'S it UHF ef , Y V, 46 sb 9 - fl ' 6 it 'ffF'.vc6s ., ' .. ,Q . QE' ' , jr.-0 3. Q-0,9 . g -.1 ,. ' J i I ,9'g-R -1. 1..,s,,,.,, Mike Crowe Aubrey Cruse Tommy Cubley Sharon Cummings Nancy Cummins Dottie Currie Brenda Daffin Roberta Dalton Barbara Dangler Juanita Darves Juanita Daughrity Carolyn Davenport Carl Davis Gayle Davis Henry Davis !Y 1' '91 . .rg Billy Dunn Preston Duplichan Anita Louise Durdin Preston Durrett Nancy Eaglin Larry Earley Carl Eisenring Bettye Elledge Pat Ellingwood Terry Elliot Sandra Ellis Ann English Dale Ennis Bob Estes Sandra Estes l53 gl l t Y H 1 4' i 4 J Km f Ka fi x A QI . I 5 K . SOPHOMORES I ,. . 1. la . 1 6 F A iggmw N, X -4 . iv . L r .5 .w- ww 'Z' f . F a M -ii ! NN ixhai If H4-fwfr' B '-ff' UIQ - Le.: -.1 s . 4' Leonard Davis Marshall Davis Patricia Dean Harold De Freese Barbara De Laune Mary Beth Dement La Jean Dent Sharon Denton Glenda Derden Luther De Walk Pennie Dickinson Judy Dodson John Dougherty Clarence Downing Billy Dudley 1: mf : Q Q 'sl SX x XM U J F 3 ii - lf? . f L B . L 5 The campaign is over and the signs must come down. av-s-on E7 Charles Evans J. R. Evans Wanda Farmer Rose Marie Farris Sonia Featherston Nedra Jean Finch Wanda Lee Fine Louise Fleming June Fontenot SOPHGMORES Nei., no N' . ' if - ' 'A ' S ff' u . ' '.o P 'fx . 1 i . x.1f.s.. :...U kv:-.ez ., Q rm. . - fa-6.9.2 Q.-4 .,v 0. 3 au' , Q 0, u 5 n' u 'vs ,i,f..w-Q .14 ki I i 1, ii:-L ' i w? 1 .. r .V P .. -fig Arthur Forbes Bennett Ford Kenneth Foree Joan Foreman Don Foster Eddie Francis Rachel Fullerton Sandra Fuqua Betty Gaines Louis Garcia Jean Garrand Carol Lee Garrett Jerry Garrett Alvern Gartman Tommy Grant Q-'7' E- - L1 .. .119 . 'Q fl, u' ui - Eri-1 ,:3' 1' . ,. :za ilu -W . --ev :'1,-fff:.v7 :J 4 Do Jack Gary nald Gauntt Judy Gazette ,qm- Wanda Gee er LY nda Georg Rita Giamarino ,,f- ' Mr. Knight briefs the Junior High Honor Society members on keeping up the good td . Ken Gooch 34- , -- is Jessie Goodwin Oiida Gonzales . ' M Q QQLQX! .Nu K is Y -T U S S H SOPHOMORES Tybitha Gore ! Norma Gouger - Lynne Dell Grafton .P Pat Graves 1 A 1 ' Annette Gray A V 6 A I F fir .1 le. rf ai Cifg' Ill X Q: fi , W ai, ' 20 W Sw Ox Jerre Gray Peggy Guion Sue Gulledge Johnny Gunter Gaill Haas Marie Hafer . Jo Ann Hale Terry Dale Hall Keeves Ham Betty Hamm '55 fi l 5 YU w I 4 are A work in PHS. ! Ile.. l- K 'U 9 swf if 'lx . Se SOPHOMGRES . 'll ilt fl 5. ling t ,A il' t 'nr wi , ,Q of -'B Lzkfon x r ' L14 ft ff? fi-'if S f P tilt .tl Asa! -.1 ,, .,.,,,,,, i, - ' lv- ' ,NL - -iii BWV? 7 4, 1 Linda Hargitt Claudia Hammond Chester Hampton Tommy Hancock Joe Hanus Florine Hardin Reese Wesley Hardin Barbara Harrell Linda Harrell Carlotta Harrison Willie Mae Hartt Joel Bruce Hartwell Fred Harvey Luther Hathorn Georgette Haynes Larry Hayter Brenda Hebert Marilyn Hebert Jere Henderson Irene Ann Hennings Barbara Ann Henson Barbara Hill Dean Hill Autumn Hix Richard Holden Glen Holiday Gerry Hollin Beverly Holst George Horton Susan Howard Pat Hoye Earl Hubby Joyce Huber Delores Hughes Sharon Hunn Peggy Marie lnsall Clyde Jacks Ormand James Pat Jeffers Thomas Jeffrey Will Jeter William John Billy Johnson Fred Johnson George Johnson Jean Johnson Sandra Johnson Barbara Jones Barbara Lynn Jones Barbara Lynn Jones Danni Jones Frances Jones Ronona Jones Terry Kalhoefer Virginia Kalinowski Brenda Keeney Jim Keeshan Shirley Kegley Doris Kelley Addie Kellv 5 '1 , A ASQ, 7 ig 4' 1 ef J S lv -u ' V, iv! -nf , -- fs hx Q r...' S Q . l' U I , , Q yor A swf, vyf' nl? ,J lk I ill .1 ,JL 'QF Q .,,,,:..s... M has Ni .: 1, -4. s :l,. fy, y ,,. ,s,. ig - -- g ....,,,.1f5xTj:'f1j ,f l.. .1..,,,.:f:Zt H GQQW Q, K ' sf' Hx. ,. J 1 . s ie' 1, 'in ' ' . ' . my . v 'wr . r-f .. J 4 ,ff ,J ., 1 -or J , al i s ,J Q. N pm! h NA ...A '.-... :.,,-,G rg J Ar ufi' ,1 sy' I- 1-', the ski, V ' Q ' SOPHCDMORES l57 t L X, lla Linda Kendrick Pat Keough Gary Kerr Paul King Charles Kipple Mona Beth Kirk Pat Klaras Jo Ann Klores Bill Kurtz Ysleta La Be rge Elizabeth Lacy Larry Laird Frankie Lamica Bobbie Ray Land Joyce Langlinais s 5 . vf SGPI-IOMORES T 'ii in -ntl- Y, l L P N it Q. 'fl 'EPB .4 1 ' -tk va ix , tis in x 6 ' I ali L t fx 4 1:1 J? at fx gf K R :vi ' Q.. L 1 'tvs c I f 'Z' Ben Laws Barbara Lawson Gail Leach Jerry Lee Leathres James Ledbetter Rhonda Ledbetter Armeen Lehman Clara Leslie J. L. Lester John Leverett Joan Levine Ethel Vivian Lieber Nancy Lindsey Chloe Little Glen Little 46' if 'C' !, 1 Q 75- '?. - 'sw- X 1' . I ,, , fgf :J b fl ' ,g X -t f 5. 1 Q Y al, 1 M X L ' Lfyi , B 'xx .- T A F 'Url Q Cave McKeown Kay McCollum Dale McCormick Deanna McDonald Bobby Glothlin Robert McGowen Melinda McGritt Carroll McGuice James McKinney Wayne McKinney Sonia McKnight David McLendon Bill McMillin Gale McMillin Sylvia McNeel '59 SOPHOMCDRES L Q! M14-:'? i j f 3 Q Q Katherine Little Retha Lively H. C. Lloyd Richard Lockwood Jerry Loftis Barbara Logan Johnny Logan Dana Lovell Dale Loudy Leslie Lloyd Margaret McAinsh David McBride June McCain David McCarley Brenda McClendon , K , . , Lf i ' ,Wifi ' 7 l i -'. 1 it L 1 ' , y K I kb Y I ' .A K lm' l L XE - Lili c l I is i Q i B L 'L M if YXJ, if 4' Q37 snail Sophomores are color bearers at the Religious Assembly, October 25. 5 lf: ,I f Larry McTigne Pat Main Margaret Mansfield Thomas Maples Cathy Markey James Martin Jerry Martin Gayle Matthews Lynn Matthews '?iyaf'2 i Wy L 1 SOPHOMORES N ' ' 1 mf ,W o K y f if rw if 'tw .itff fx if S-.av -an. . Bill Mauer Jack Maxwell Dianne Mayhall Larry Medland Ann Meitzen Patsy Menefee Pauline Meusel Sonia Meyer Mary Ann Middleton Clyde Miller Max Miller Bill Milliorn Gayle Mitchell Mary Mixon Jim Moncrief l60 . as. . iii x C N 'Ziff lin 'Q .f kb' In 'r ' fl, 9 C 're I Mu Av, 2 7. Zeta, I 65342 5.2. Cuff .I k we , .5 fi nk ' L , A V1 r' M ' V, Kr, .ww 1 I J Clyde Neeley Mary Nelson Beverly Nesbitt Darrell Nessary Diana Nicholson Linda Naedel Melba Oles Phillip Olivier Loretta O'Kelley Dionna O'Maley Charles O'Pry Carol Montgomery Charles Moore Nancy Morgan June Morton Lawrence Mosher Ray Mullen Bonnie Myers Sheila Myers Henrietta Naegelie SOPHOMORES 9 The Girls' Chorus did a fine jab at1the Re- ligious Assembly. ,f A, 5 J'- -E r W fl. ,Q r ul 1r .- L fc r 'Wm 'an i 'RI 'guru lm James Orr Rebecca Orr Jan Overhultz Mary Page I6I ihlii if l lf XX ll Raymond Palmer Sue Palmer Kore Parker Yvonne Parker Patsy Parr Jennie Parris Marcia Parsons Barbara Parton Beverly Pearson Nancy Pettit Jo Ann Pierce Randy Pierce Ouida Pitts Clayton Pollard Sarah Pool Wayne Posern Alice Poteet Avel Powell David Powitzsky Jean Pribble Glenn Price Judy Pryor Priscilla Puffer Mary Lou Purswell Jan Rains Sandy Ramsey Jimmie Rash Billy Reed Una Reeder Mary Lou Reich l62 Ann Rhoades Barbara Rhoades Judy Richmon Melvin Ricknow Charles Rigsby Ralph Risk Marilyn Roach Allen Roberts Richard Roberts Mona Robey Cebaldo Rodriquez Henry Roe Dickie Rosenthol Dannie Rosenthan Robert Rowland Jo Ann Roy Gary Ruddle Michael Rush Robert Sample Mary Ann Sanchez Carolida Sanders Mary Sanders Vonnie Lou Sandifer Gerry Sanson Carolyn Sayer Beth Scanlin Jim Schieffer Judy Schneider Robert Schulenbery sr fag 'ft X lim Elia: -sig ,Es ij? 1115? 111' ' fi ,. l . ' ggi R gr? if , wif I H15 ir X , . - se? -. yr v kb' xxx Stiff: lm if if A i E? Ha . 5' s f '45 i if lui fa i A ' 0 4 N' I Eg 535 Q Q Q H-. LQ' it I N M A K.. gl-P' , ,I 3 R X' ' 5' 1 In . f Q sv- D ' 5 A5 Sl 7' s . 1 1 Q ik 1' i, ' X . 'S ' 4 W 7 Q 1: N i : ' Margaret Schrokamp I 41 Y 'Ei' i , - I if -f L ' f. 'lift L are fr' K1 r ,- - s- . S ff-35' s S rrt SOPHOMORES wr ig 2453- it is it ll, Sherry Segars Monty Selleus Patty Sharpton Gloria Sharver Donald Shelton Mary Jo Shirley Patsy Shoemake Robert Simmons Betty Simons Sue Simpson Victor Silton Virginia Skidmore Doe Smith Gloria Smith Harline Smith -J' Q i A Aw! to S K Q i SOPHOMORES X75 fm, t J 1 x SNR fa' ' y X 5 J ' f X , wg, Q I sl if ,Q S m Q a? ,t if 5.3 ya 3 VB' sis! S-,J V Y7 f wc .Q-Q, 'U- W- ..,. S--Qiyxsff 5' Ag 'Z J li Larry Smith Mike Smith Oris Smith Jim Snow John Sorge Frances Spain Sandra Sheeran Chloe Sheffield Sarah Sherfy Claude Sparks Virginia Sparks Jan Speer Johnny Spencer Lionell Spretz Ethel Sprouse lv, Q iii f -4 4 -N - AL 7 E li i . ! it 6' K. 4 x st, iff ' , X N .. Y ' ,, mains it aka, t X Q' - KKK K 'B is txiv -Q 'Gy . .. Q ,... 'Q- i .flat is .f Eugene Tanner Darryl Taylor Melba Taylor Mary Taylor Robert Taylor Judy Teague Sallie ter Fehn Charles Thiel Tommy Thomas Kathleen Thomise Alice Marie Thompson Ann Thompson D'Wayne Thompson Roy Thompson Betty Tibbs i W K E -. ' ur 1 W A' SOPHCDMCDRES 'kr' Linda Stagg Mary Louise Steele Joy Stern Nathol Stewart Norma Jean Stiles Don Stone Vernell Stone Kenneth Story Tommy St Pe' Billy Sullivan Dwain Summers Dewey Sutton Wanda Sweeney Betty Swindell Eddie Talley it fwfrtl 14' 9 qt if ii x ill an if l N, I 7 I 4 Y Careful now dont hn mel Eyes on the Copy, please! Rudy Tisdale Peggy 'little Gene Todd Merle Toomes Brenda Tovvles Eugenna Truhifte Jerry Tuller Lenora Turner Warren Tyner Donna Underwood Monuel Urbina Judie Vanderburg Ellen Vansaw Nathan Veatch Jack Vickers 1 'S I66 1 xli c Pi- na X li ' '- , cf' -V. is -3 , ,,y ' Q r l I I 4 X :',,.'! l ' L ffl' W .X Q . l SOPHOMGRES ,. 2' ' Patsy Wagner Susan Wait Richard Walker Shelvy Walker Wade Wall Lou Etta Wallace Michael Wallace Belly Walling James Waltz Frank Wamble Nancy Ward Dwayne Warner Wayne Warner Jerry Watson Marvin Watson Thomas Weatherspoon Shirley Weber A. L, Wehmeyer Band class with our student teacher. Final exams-didn't want to be a Junior anyway. I P- ff hr 5 V SOPHOMORES Paige Wendelkeri Carole Wharton Jack Whatley Edward Wheeler Gary While Norma White Dain Whitworlh James Wilbourn Carol Willhife Anita Williams Dan Williams James Williams Marcial Williams Phyllis Williams The Sophomore Class Ronnie Willis Janice Wilson J. T. Wingo Helen Womble Jack Womack Gerald Wood Sarah Woodall Nancy Woodland Alvin Workman Michael Yentzen Wayne Yeo Frank Young Marguerite Young Susie Young I Y. . S ' 1.5.3 5 E Virginia Zasado X Q . E L x' X.. iw , 3557 . . A wa u W my V, f N SOPHOMCDRES on Sophomore Day if if E l S X Uzyanzzafzbns Kd' 2 1 n , Mmm in 5 ' .- v ii - , M 'Hun xi New wx Q 5 'W' ,. up M fnvlw. 2 MIA is 3 4 aww s fm- fb, 4 . cr , 1 W M 1viim :5 fm? w .1 in x ,wg , fi wwiv nw-11 , UW , ,L i 5i i?' QQ ' ,- x ' 2 ff 'Od' xiii 2' 1 T? l Wi Y .?fw3 wH , ' F f 5 f 11 S, N nw 31 5,9 . A ? ' 5,35 4 ,Q Mlllll N nmnlmlllt ' 4 11',f,. Ramona QM ? .....,gs , 4 1 2 f- 1 Y-' Ubi' ' wx A,., A ' 'L ' :D Director, MR. GENE STUCHBERY, and wife, MRS. RITA STUCHBERY PASADENA HIGH SCHOOL BAND Officers of Pasadena High School Band. A1 Band Club Officers: Darryl Otto, President, Herbert Rankin, Vice Presidenig Larry Clark, Sec retary. rltliuliv '-'T M., .as, .O 'S' EAGLETTS One for all, all for one is the motto of the newly organized Eagletts Club. This club was started by the Rockettes this year with Aunt RiIl as sponsor. The Rockettes must maintain high moral standards to be an Eaglett. The Eagletts' first project this year was buying mirrors for the Rockettes to use at the football games. The Eagletts gave Aunt Rill a surprise birthday party which was a huge success. Aunt Rill and the head twirlers were presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the hard work they did this year, especially during football season. it ' XS? -J i 4 mr YT? OFFICERS: Barbara Wharton, President, Mary Hicks, Vice President, Janie Meyer, Secretary, Juleen Bashforth, Treasurer. ,s . gl 1 1.1.4, ,,L, CREATIVE WRITING llvfilun u:: MRS AGNES HAMM The Creative Writing Club is sponsored by Mrs Agnes Hamm. The main oblective of the club is To develop The pUpil's natural ability in The field of creative writing. Many of The members have had Their creative works published. Rose Ingram is Presi- dent of The club This year. I77 l- 195' JERRY DELANEY President C5 Y I DIANNE FISHER First Vice President SECTION LEADERS SmfgdL'V?lfTpi2Sdei, A C APPELLA CHOIR ,Q NI' -eff? MR. JAMES T, LODEN Dfrerrnr Nag :Cy X I4 lj 01 7 ALL-STATE MEMBERS DARLENE DOWDEN Recording Secretary CHARLES ROBERTS Treasurer Q6 I JEAN ALFRED Corresponding Secretary in I ,Jig President Ann Sutton with other officers The National Thespiart Society is a national honor society for dramatic students. At least one hundred dramatic working hours are required for entrance in the society. Thespians gives students who possess dramatic talents the chance to take part in supervised productions. Miss Nina Verser is sponsor. .1 '27 MRS VERA REECE JO ELLEN HEIN Edrror Sponsor The actlvntles of our students and of our faculty members are chronucled In our high school newspaper The staff tries to report events In a concise lrnpartlal manner In keeping with the best gourn alrstlc efforts BARBARA WILLIAMS Business Manager PAULA SWAIN Feature Edrror BEACON STAFF .AEWS-'FE 'Mb We Advertvsmg and Busrness Manager JOYCE MEAZELL Exchange Eclttor J B EL T and DOLORES HOSCH ,,:... 'J 5 1 . A i x ARTHUR HOKETT, Assistant Editor BETTY GRAY! Society Editor This year, under the direction of Mrs. Vera Reece, each issue of the Beacon is a looked-for event. On issue day you can see the students anteing up those dimes and considering them dirnes well spent. ci., xqrlls'x 'H ' is ll by VIVIAN DE SOTO, Sports Editor WATHA WORTHAM, Editorial Editor YY . KNJNNE .gn 'Q C ll' Fi ,, 'in' best ,.,. 1147 I tw- my-is REPORTERS 'lf , E . Presl- . vice Seniof move Luna' Soplio . . DOW levi . en' Presililenl' ,deny Tinker C-Ol R Hicks, Sven Dick Maxw . Vice Pfesl er' Melvm I OFHCERE1 We Sinor, lunlsl Secretartflleasul I 17 C O KE ' Kiltie Presidenl? Fll:l:YCo-SPOUSOY' r l ' .Maxi 5Ol'i Mrs tl' L '41 THE BGOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is an whose main purpose is to back our school and to promote all its activities. organization Some ofthe activities sponsored bythe Booster Club this year included a dance and a talent show. The Boosters entertain at halftime with card stunts. They spur our team on to victory with their school spirit and en- thusiasm. Their willingness and coopera- tion in helping to lead the rest of the student body in yells is appreciated by the cheerleaders. - q t Q 5 1 W2-' mm7L nf ,, y xg. ,gl 5,4 ku gf ,f- LL . : 242 1 -Q E . f 'ff YL 'F 2,,...,V df - . ,V X5 A ww as z A sw- .zaqw W i vw I 'Wm Q ta f U4 Q ,. 9 'v - .ax ' ' All 1 . 7 I if V , , , 3 W 5, . 9 ha-H 'Y Q -5. fu 'LJ' fl' ? ,fL X, 4 ,ky ,A ,K i -1 -'5...a . OFFICERS President BILLIE NOESSEL Vice President CLAUDE SPARKS Treasurer . JOHNNIE BAKER Secretary . . . . MARY MlDDLETON Junior Achievement is a national or- ganization which is sponsored by local business establishments. The purpose is to teach teenagers how big business is operated. There are about 20 achiev- ers in each company. Each company decides on a product, elects officers, and issues shares of stock. The sponsors for this company are F. F. Formway, Bill Doty, D. L. Johnson, I. G. Parr, H. H. Headly, and J. J. Wade. Mr Doty gives Billie Noessel pres dent her Junior Achievement Membership Card and Pin. M E 2 . Mi 1 xr I OFFICERS: Dickie Rosenthal, President: Danny Rosenthal, Vice President with other officers Mr. Gene Sollock a - and M re the advlsors. r, J, C' Emeredge FUTURE EARMERS CDE AMERICA i Wi Z State Leadership Contest winners Paul Darty, Jimmy Gunn, Preston Durrett. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organiza- tion is built includes leadership and character development, sportsman- ship, cooperation, service, thrift, and scholarship. The Pasadena Chapter of F.F.A. is considered one of the outstanding chapters in the state. In the last three years we have had three state contest winners. 1953-i954 Livestock Judging 1954-1955 Public Speaking I955-1956 Farm Skills PRIZE WINNING CLUB LEARNING TO DO, DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE. THE MR. CHARLES FISHER, Sponsor GH ,fluid ,QQXA5 . AGCHE CLUB AGGIES I -53' OFFICERS: Billy Davis, Dozier Gossett, and Terry Thomas manding Officer is Dozier Gossett. First Sergeant is Terry Thomas and Executive Officer is Billy Davis. These three officers have men under their command. Mr. Charles Fisher, who received his B.S. degree in Education from ASQM, is sponsor. s qi-XAS AGBIES gr 'Gig 'em, Aggies' is the cry of the future Aggies! The Aggie Club is made up of boys who in- tend to be freshmen at Texas A8-M. The Com- x THE CURTAIN CLUB The obiectives ot the Curtain Club are to develop a school interest in dramatics and to bring together socially those interested in dramatics. Miss Nina Annice Verser, the sponsor, directs the group in their dramatic activities. at OFFICERS: President, Bobbie Finleyf Vice President, Gayle Youngp Treasurer, Imogene Morgang Corresponding Secretary, Mary Lou Hartlyp Historian, Vivian Liberp Program Chairman, Hannah Brown. N., FUTURE NURSES CLUB Future Nurses practice on a patient MRS. VERMELLE ROBERTS Sponsor The Future Nurses Club members concentrate on the fields of practical and professional nursing. They study the academic and personal require- ments they must meet in order to be- come nurses and investigate what fu- ture opportunities the profession will offer them. Mrs. Vermelle Roberts is sponsor. THE HI-Y CLUB ix 0 6 vo XM' x 5.4 i -2 ss A. lf X gf' l OFFICERS: Jean Buchanan, Presidentg Gloria Workman, Vice President, Wanda Martin, Secretary. THE G.A.A. CLUB Practice makes perfect The Girls' Athletic Association was organized at Pasadena High School to increase interest in girls' sports, to deepen loyalty to the school and to promote sportsmanship in all sports activities. Under the direction of their faculty sponsors, Mrs. Jeanne Smith and Miss Ernestine Osborne, the members ot the G.A.A. are an asset to our school. Their fine playing and good sportsman- ship have proved them eligible to belong to their association. Biden' ' DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATICDN SALLY TUCKER D.E. Sweetheart 19 Vice P U19 . as Mode' ilu ve. D Re dem' yxavlej BEUY Sikh Louis, RS: Presi Secvexar iw'-xarm OFFXCE Waldlopl Paillamen X i Rona cmaweslei im. Qafoi eddY Sm p0 neil H MR. WILEY BEVERIDGE, Sponsor ik gn-1 KI Dislribulive Educalion is a supervised training program for student employees in retail, Whole- sale and service selling. D.E. is a program in which nearly everyone benefits. It is based on the fact that knowledge plus experience equals skill. Mr. Wiley J. Beveridge is sponsor of this club. ---,, ..v....., ., - , ,M -My-.Aa we LUB QQ.. X ,f MR Jo . E H OOT is Sponsor OFHCERSz Donaki Brandes, Preskdenh LeKand Fred- rickson, Vkce Presidentg Mehrin Young, Secreiafyg Kon, Treasurerg Don Ham, Represemahve Ronahi Car s M ORNING CLASS ,., marry J Bfikgon and He 'Y Roe MOTTO Prepar' Le d mg Tod a efShlP Tofsgrfscv 5 Ljnf - i kr. 954 X. .Q 0?- ' 'SQ 5. 9? -,, Q 5' v' rw 49 wang' PM 1 '4f'? s Q i , A ...Q f. Q, :Rus is' , F . 2, if I Qs., 3 4 gi'-Qi ' n 052' 1 ,. 4. f WJUCDHFO L iIQfZD 'U MR. PHS Q 5. ima.- 49-s GP way WAMQMLS 'lZ'f1'k . M Ps J x,.,,..a-Q. 5 awww? 'iw MISS P H S ' xx T Q.. , f 'w MOST BEAUTI FU L Margaret Meador SQ 203 HARLEY MOORE WANDA MARTIN Seniors 1 7 x 11 k EAMEAL HOLSTEIN GEARLDINE LAY Juniors ,W ,fm T Ti YT T DICKIE ROSENTHALL BETTY SWINDELL u' 5 Ti! if 5 Sophomores A-W' N this 555. TTT 1 .JF- CUTIEBS AN m .TTT EF, , TE D OCD-LCDOKERS 5 s PAT CANSLER DAVID STEPHENS Seniors J PEGGY WILKS DAVID BOYD Juniors MARGARET BLYE WARREN TYNER Sophomores -25 Mm 1 A m.. 3 ' s S 5 Q M qi ,Xi I I y,4wm,uwn-z-ff'f!'4 -. w H 'Q 91. za fs 2 TX ki 1: z if ,.gv-ws ef O' Wav: M . A Z' ,f .ffl , - ww-S55 a 1 TUNIOR FAVORITES Cz'-' - QW Awe vs NIE 'J L' ' hi A In ... F 44, na ,q ,, . W, ,, ,. . yn : ' ,1--ga , 3' , u ' k 4 sgf f-Mwymgrf 3 , QL ., ii M , H3316 .. ilii' t W K Lifmi - Az . Kifgglg V ,L., A 4 - L 4 x we A :A 5-L rf' A ,, ' A fha mfg.'MSff3E5 ' YQYQA 32. -fs 5'- ,S rg Q ' -31, K fff ki' 'Y - ': -i f,y,14:vfs+ze,, :rv ' 5+ - 3, MARGARET MEADOR I-ICDMECQMING QUEEN Romam Slabaert 3?-1-M., Presndent of the Alumm Assocuatuon presents Margaret wnth the Homecomnng Queens bouquet as her escort Davrd Stephens looks mterested Most Likely To Succeed CLAUDE PAGE ROCHELLE FREEMAN 'Q' rr is I V27 44' -f-Q X DAVID STEPHENS JAN HUGHES Personality Plus SENICD ggnicyi t 'Wi -76' 'ws g GROVER SHAUNTY MARIE JENKINS Most Ambitious 2l0 Best Dressed AUBRY DUNHAM JANET WITTENBACK sf DARLENE DGWDEN ROBERT HEMSLEY Most Dependable PCDTLIGHT Friendliest BOBBIE GILMORE DOUGLAS SWAIL Most Versatile WANDA MARTIN RAY WARD Q 1 45' N 'Qs if 'D QW JEAN BUCHANAN C. L. STETSON Most Sfudious fra- JULEEN BASHFORTH Junior Achievement T-R My-41-1' SALLY TUCKER 2l2 SWEE AMW GAYLE MATTHEWS FFA EARTS JAN HUGHES Valentine NORMA OLSON Band AWB in RICHARD HARPER KARL EISENRING Fh- CI-IEE HOWARD RAWLS Spirit leadership and exuberant en- thusiasm are s n f y onyms or our six cheer- leaders. Richard Harper a Senior led us through Three 'onseculive years. Howard Rawls a Junior and Karl Eisenring a Sophomore performed like old-timers. EADERS The feminine half of our cheering six represented themselves and our school equally well. Mert Poteet, a Senior, led with a winning spirit for three years. Mary Ann Trahan, a Junior, and Patsy Parr, a Sophomore, exhibited the same enthusiasm ff MERT POTEET punn- W PATSY PARR MARY ANN TRAHAN M, FOOTBALL - PASADENA - SEASON OF '55 Hz, I, . COACH STONEY PHILLIPS Pasadena's head coach and his capable staff have made other schools respect Pasadena. Coach Brown and Coach Bondy assist with the A string, and Coach Morgan and Coach Lomax are the B string coaches. Pasadena's future in football wi COACH BROWN COACH BONDY B STRING be bright. These sophomores compiled a 9-I record. F 1 3 nh 5 4 , CLAUDE PACE Back DONALD HANSEN Tackle MILTON OA KES Back ag 6 GEORGE GERHARDT Guard 220 W ft wvr':-1+ M.. Larry May goes downtield for Pasadena yardage! PASADENAf38 ST. THONlASf0 Pasadena's duel-attacking Eagles hammered out a victory over Saint Thomas as 7,000 customers witnessed this season's football opener in Eagle Memorial Stadium. Stunned by three touchdowns in the space of five minutes, the Toms never threatened, and only once advanced to Pasadena's 36 in the second period. Claude Pace and Larry May starred on Pasa- dena's offense. Sam Casteneda, Bill Ford, Lewis Moncriet, and Jimmy Johnson were Pasadena's shining lights on defense. A St. Thomas back finds nothing but Eagles as he tries to go around end! 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This lead was held until the third period and then the Eagles Went wild. The Jackets punted to Pasadena's 30. The Eagles went to the Jackets ll after May gained 30 yards. Bert Coan took a pitchout and skirted ll yards for six points. A tumble set up the third TD with Derrick covering and Coan scoring from the three. Cherry set up the next touchdown when he intercepted a pass on the 25. Schlem- mer ritled a pass to Coan tor his third TD. Morris Cherry kicked all four ot his extra points. Coach Maguire and Coach Harding put this Junior Varsity group through the season with a 4-2 record. COACH MORGAN B String football and track keep him busy the year around vis are Slrf ff L, gg il I my 1 ,J 4 'P , 1 l L . . g l E , Y It E q xl A I mm T E - i it. yi vt I Pl ' . my pttiiarpt i t ' 'T' T' ' ' li' . i - 1 .. l will ' if . M5 ' f wi . .5 U i 5, 1 ,L d pggjgfganl if 5 I ?: xml' ' is , Ak V , Q - V+ . A rw 'Q A . M, grae ' -5 fs... 3 , 5 A fi 4 , 3 1-If -,, k f it 'Ie 12, ? 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Maxcy Bedenbaugh and Bill Newcomb hit the nets for 14 and 13 points. Our Eagles controlled the back- boards. Ray Ward and Bill Newcomb did some good defensing. RAYMOND PORTER Guard Junior BERT COAN Center Sophomore BAYTOWN RAC KS EAGLES Led by Jerry Don Smith's 24 points, the Baytown Ganders won this one 66-54. Baytown's height and speed spelled the defeat for Pasadena. Joe Dove and David Stephens led the Eagles with 21 and 12 points respect- ively. Ken Wood hit for 19 points for the winners. The Eagles jumped into a quick lead, but lost it and the halt ended 38-32 in Baytown's favor. X3 Joe Dove rips the net tor points PORT ARTHUR SLAMS EAGLES The well-balanced team of Port Arthur gave the Eagles their sixth dis- trict loss, 62-50. Once again Joe Dove led the Eagles with 23 points. James Sharp tallied 17 points for the winners. The Jackets won district 8AAAA. Our own Eagles came in fourth place. We are awaiting the results of a shot by Joe Joe shoots. Bedenbaugh and Stephens cover Eagles supporters EAGLES RAVAGE GALENA PARK The Eagles playing their best game of the year, downed the Yellowiack- ets, 64-50. The Eagles put together, hustle, ball control, and shooting ac- curacy in Galena's own gym to win this one. Maxcy Bedenbaugh con- nected for 26 points to gain scoring honors. Joe Dove was second with 20 points. Chicken Williams scored I4 for the losers. David Stephens, Bill New- comb, and Ray Ward hustled all through the game and fed the ball to Joe and Maxcy. 237 Whf Top row Coach Bondy, Robert Simmons, Joe Spam James Ledbetter Ray Thompson Max Mlller Jul us Brught and manager John Ballew. Bottom row Thomas Maples Al Campo Charles Evans Jack Gary Frank Wamble M ke Smnh and Warren Tyner. BASKETBALL B TEAM We Opponent 44 Orange 52 Freeport 39 Beaumont 51 Baytown 32 Ball High 28 Port Arthur 52 Galena Park 60 Orange 49 Freeport 32 Beaumont 50 Baytown , 53 Ball High 33 Port Arthur 28 Galena Park lr ,ylw,f. - . an 1. .i . , 'A ..- -- , A Y' wiv ft 'Q fc! , sf X - . ,wa K' - -Q.. ' . - gba :fn -. , t'if:fq - ,If L' R , afar 'it in M , ii, ijgiik 'fgirrxwjgi TRACK TEAM 1956 TRACK 1956 This is a promising crew for Coach Brown and Coach Morgan The five re turning Iettermen are expected to repeat Last year Joe Dove tied for state in high iumping in Austin. Coaches HARRY MORGAN and ALLAN BROWN QW Spri,-ne,-CLAUDE PACE Pasadena's High Jumpers-ROBERT REDWINE-JOE DOVE M 239 5? if V ,. gi, 5, sg ff fs w,Y2f . J ' -xv h 5' ,Q 58 5 .W Tlflgjii 5 - ,-,. ,W.M, A f ,z A 55 3 lk ' V 1 ffr kig 3+ F L , Q . - Q 1 K ' fm ag sf: ' if 2 f 1 f..,.-, F 1 :gfff ' ,1 4,3 aww KX -5 Q Q 242 First period BEST ATI-ILETES First period: Barbara Compton, volleyball, Betty Calk, softball, Fayla Davis, basketball. Second Second period f...fmMwMwf. r B ' A K ' ' m...-a,.1..-.-f....- ...W ,,.o....,. 36. C? .....,..N.. ..,......-- period: Carol Zachary, basketball, Watha Worth- am, softball, Jean Buchanan, volleyball. Third period: Kathy Burrell, basketball, Gloria Work- man, softball, Wanda Martin, volleyball. Fourth period: Barbara Williams, softball, Rochelle Free- man, volleyball, June Dorsett, basketball Qabsentb. Sixth period: Carolyn Carlson, basketball, Bobbie Gilmore, softball, Sandra Fleming, volleyball. Fourth period Third period Sixth period C7 W lei. SEN IORS PICKED TEAM Miss Osborne's first period won the volleyball picked team tournament with Betty Calk, Marilyn Adams, Fayla Davis, Barbara Cone, Violet Robert- son, and Barbara Davis. Bonnie Logan looks on as Barbara Hopper and Loretta Patrick prepare to hit the ball. WINNING TEAM Mrs. Forbes' second period came out on top in the volley- ball winning team tournament with Carolyn Hargis, Sandra Ramsey, Jean Buchanan, Betty McBrayer, Doris Jeanne Fase- ler, and Lou Reddell. JUNIGRS PICKED TEAM Mrs. Bishop's fourth period won the basketball picked team tournament. Members of the team are: LaRue Britt, Pat- sy Posern, Yvonne Spell, Nel- da Fincher, Margie Boriack Janet Lucus, Janice Clemons, Dorothy Weghorst, Choyce Sinor, Janie Meyer, and Ernes- tine Perry. Betty Stamper tries for a free shot while the other girls look on. Sammie Eskridge tries to throw the ball to Patsy Stan- field, but there is interference. SOPHOMORES PICKED TEAM Of the volleyball picked teams, Mrs. Webb's fifth per- iod was the winner. On the team were: Gayle Matthews, Ethel Sprouse, Wanda Sween- ey, Wanda Farmer, Pat Cox, Barbara Parten, and Georgette Haynes. i . - X Q a Sophomores also enioy rhythms. Here they are demonstrating one of their routines. WINNING TEAM Mrs. Smith's second period won the volleyball winning team tournament with Sandra Ramsey, Bobbie Land, Pat Klar- as, Peggy lnsall, Harline Smith, Jo Ann Klores, Carolyn San- ders, Norma Stiles, Ellen Van- saw, and Loverna Balcar. x..1 . l i li fllli all . , Mrs. Bishop is very proud of the tennis team. On the team are: Nelda Fincher, Mar- leen Guinn, Pat Crenshaw, Ar- den Thayer, Margie Dalchau, Carolyn Derbes, Betty Calk, and Janice Clemons. Q Betty Calk and Barbara Compton were the winners of the senior badminton doubles. Dorothy Weghorst and Mar- gie Boriack were the winners of the junior badminton doubles. K!-yd? 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G o F o R IIQDERH LIVING When it's time to buy appliances, smart young homemakers choose gas. They know gas is the last word in easy, efficient housekeeping. And they know it pays to invest in modern, automatic gas fl appliances they'll enjoy for years. Go gas for: 'A' Cool, clean, fast cooking S 'A' Silent refrigeration ir Speedy, economical clothes drying Q Q X HOUSTON NATURAL GAS SYSTEM DEEP ROOTS IKE Texas pines young Texans have deep roots 1n their native soil Champlon a young Texan of 18 years has deep roots too We re proud of our role in Texas lndustry-employing Texas people and using a Texas resource to create new wealth for Texas. But we especially like to think that in our small way weire helping more young Texans grow and prosper with their own State. 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SOUTHMORE Everylhing for TI16 Sporlsman 266 I . a ,1'0,: J . - ' 0 ' I ' . e 0 - I - I s an o nu Congrafulalions, Seniors! E. P. CHILDRESS MOTOR SALES NEW USED GR 3-I 56I R' S RESTAURANT Specializing In STEAKS-BARBECUE-CHICKEN 902 Richey GR 2-I IOI PENNEY' ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! COMPLETE SELECTION OF Clolhing, Shoes, Home Furnishings and Piece Goods FIRST QUALITY Never Any Seconds al' Penny's Buy Qualify You Can Trusi' FREE PARKING Plenfy of Room Io Parlr and Shop Convenieni' +o all of Pasadena Locafed in CORRIGAN CENTER 9II E. Shaw Pasadena REDlN'S PHARMACY MAE-MAX Reliable Prescripfion Service DRUGS AND FOUNTAIN GROCERY AND MARKET Home Folks Who Save You Money FREE DELWERY 402 Ta+ar S+. GR 2-5421 509 E. Jackson GR 2-773I GR 2-9349 STANART Furni'rure and Appliances RT KNUDSEN GaIves+on Hwy. and Illinois P. O. Box 658 Soufh Housfon, Texas RUSS BOEGFR HU. 6-7727 IOI W. Soufhmore SERVICE STATION GR 2'62ll GR 2-9I83 Richey and Soufhmore Pl'l0f1e GR 2-9034 Pasadena, Texas Congrafulahons DAVID S HARDWARE 3020 So Shaver SOLLOCK TURNER INC SALES DODGE SERVICE SeIec+ Guaran+eed Used Cars I5I0 So Richey Gr 2 3604 Complumenis W T GRANT im-lH' .EI-ll GOLDEN TRIANGLE LUMBER CO 25 Years of Commundy Servnce 507 COLLEGE SO HOUSTON HAMILTON SUPPLY CORPORATION Galena ParIx Phone Or 94II FRONTIER RANCH MOTEL Pasadena Texas Phone Gr 2 l2I4 9I0 W S'IerI g ALDEN O BAILEY Mg 300 Wes'I SI'erIlng GR 2 603I E 8: E MOTOR COMPANY Clean ReIiabIe Cars Bough+ and Sold ERVIN IWILLIEI WILLINGHAM 2 68 Owner ROBERTS 81 WARREN SERVICE STATION Shaver a+ Spencer Highway PASADENA, TEXAS Phone HU 6 364I If No Answer Call HU 6 7637 or GR 2 89I6 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE I ' I ' 'Q Com pIimen'I's of I - . in . , r. Xrnrrnnz' gfqimomonilrowg N W ' f X71 .fffyf 11ff f'f 09 f- ' v . , f W4 f-f The years you have dedicated to education have fortified you with knowledge and understand- ing. You now stand ready to shoulder your part in building a brighter future for all, and in help- ing our nation fulfill the destinythat is a part of our great American heritage. It is in your power to shape the future and se- cure the foundations of our free society. Chapter I Once upon a time . . TOMEK'S The House of Sfealcs SeIec'r Your Own Norfhern Grain-Fed Heavy Beef Siealr and WaI'cI1 if Cool: Over Green Hiclcory Fire GR 2-9055 l404 W. STERLING ACME LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS Complefe Laundry and Cleaning Service Planf and Office I03 Spencer HU 6-366I Branch Office I2I6 Housfon Blvd. HU 6-73I0 ROBERTS BROS. General Painfing and Waferproofing ConI'racI'ors 'I20 W. AUSTIN GR 2-I264 Congra+uIaI'ions +o Seniors and SI'udenI's PASADENA BAKERY J. C. BILLINGSLEY GR 2-9087 GR 2-I65l 404 TaI'ar WHITMAN'S LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY SERVING EAST HARRIS COUNTY 623 E. S+erIing Gr 2-5576 TOMMY ADKINS INSURANCE 20I Pasadena Savings Bldg. GR 2-4344 GR 2-4345 WHITENER'S SERVICE STATION IOOI E. SI'erIing GR 2-446I SINCLAIR PRODUCTS GARAG E-UNDERCOATING WRECKER SERVICE Your CompIe+e Music S+ore PARKER MUSIC COMPANY of Pasadena BEN T. LAWS, Mgr. We Are Happy Io Be in Pasadena 'ro Serve You BeHer INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES MUSIC RECORDS REPAIR SHOP Large SeIecI'ion-Good OuaIiI'y Righi' Prices I007 E. HARRIS GR 3-I68I Bes+ Wishes and Cong ra+ula+ions lo The GRADUATING CLASS OF I956 Complimenrs of A FRIEND I PITTS FURNITURE STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES We Talre Trade lns 403 E Slerllng Ph Gr 22l2I DALCHAU PLUMBING Plumblng Repanrs and Confrachng GR 20l6l l009 E BROADWAY KRUTE STORES l0I5 E haw Corrigan Cen'l'er PASADENA TEXAS Office GR 2 5549 Res GR 2 6306 WILLINGHAM MOTOR SALES New and Used AU+0mObIl6S Open Unhl 900 P M Seven Days a Week 303 E STERLING PASADENA TEXAS JOHN A CAMPBELL Campbells Shoppmg Cen1'er PASADENA OAKS SUBDIVISION Ill W Soufhmore GR 2-438l WILDWOOD BOOK 8- RECORD SHOP sslzhys GR2 . . . . . u 0 T . - , , . . . s , I . . . 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Of course ihere were al- ways assemblies we had +o affend. lp Cf K 339 GJ? cv us: f, QW dw Camel: Behlnd every mventnon IS an rdea Behmd Americas hngh standard of hvnng are the fruxtful thoughts of mem Thls IS especlally true in the petroleum lndustry whxch has contrxbuted so much to the natxons economy comfort and protectnon At She11's senes of research centers across the natxon, skxlled scxennsts from the wor1d's great umversxties are constantly seek mg and provmg out new rdeas that wnll help od do an even better yob for you. SHELL OIL COMPANY exif-19 v,,N.. 'X-aQff fl1. q 'tq W's 4.g'x6S.Zj'Qk5'?il. L' N15 tr'-'P sg' xx ,,-P' 5' LL fvf-C- ' x : :--'1 L , X I 1 ' ,, R f ,f v -F U ff- 'I'-,, . K k oh, 1 Q .- ., 1. ff Uv, L: , . , Q., Q, -Q, P3153-1 S M tr -N-iv' ., - '1-2 cg, 1, - . Y - '- f ' -' ciifflgif 'Q , M0 J. ff! ' x A 1 ,K X , . - X f ' y, .. N -A J. can 5 m X -if Z., .L L' L 3392 'L .4 :M l.l11 a 4 L 1 L A 5 , U U DEEN S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member of Flowers-by-Wlre 2-294I 70 . Cleanmg Pressmg AII'erahons PASADENA CLEANERS our r es an 'nes r ean rs 191. GR 2-I5I5 SOI E. JACKSON MEADOR BROTHERS INC Hardware-Palnfs-GE AppIlances SOUTH HOUSTON TEXAS H 6- 766 q .ICS BARBER SHOP The Clip JOINT J. C BURCHFIELD CORRAL DRIVE INNS Always Roohng for Ihe Eagles Hy M FIowers by In Dff I CINDERELLA Hou 830A M-bP M Ph GR2323I E S T s TEXAS SERVALL STORES INC IOI4 E Harrls S'rree+ SOUTH TEXAS LUMBER COMPANY McMURRAY SHELL SERVICE STATION 1 70I Eas'I' S'I'erImg GR 2O0II I Y Lagf dFl 'fDyCI e Gr 6 So Shaver ---- ugniz. 'UI ,ll and Enroll Head uar+ers 'For Sporfsmen I ' ' ' Sou'II1 Housfon, Texas PI'1one u 7 Originai aI:es e I erence rs : . . . . one - D ' I34 . ou'rI1more Pasadena, exa P. O. Box I5I PAT PATTERSON MOTORS ANY MAKE OR MODEL Pasadena s Independenl' New and Used Car Dealer I6I6 Sou+h RlCI18Y GR 2 3659 and 50 PASADENA TEXAS Houston s Besi' Wnshes Senlors From fda! vlclcus DRIVE INS no + C2 r Phone OLIve 4-4329 Gulf Freeway 65 M ICREEPI LINCECUM Ad ris g Mg MRS THOMAS GILCHRIST H d Desg 3028 S Sha er PASADENA H 'I SO HOUSTON VISIT Vaclu s for Complefe FIne Servlce and Good Food HUGHES GROCERY 81 MARKET Your Frlendly Nelghborhood Grocer 424 SOUTH RANDELL PASADENA TEXAS JOHN C BLYE Local Agen'I' Re e e I g STATE FARM INSURANCE CO S GR24644 7l0S Man TRAINERS DRIVE IN 9I 5 E Sferlmg PASADENA ll I ll I 5 ff I I I Do rs of he Flowers for 'rhe olo Page No' I ' . v No. 2 RICHARD PHAUP 403 OUS on BlVd- Busin s Mgr. - ' ve iin r. , , l ea I ner pr s n in - o. I ll ' o ll I Qfiwmgfwgfiwfj MTW ? 31i3Lw35fwlfW5fM J ff Mfffwwiypfj 5 MQ, 1 gJ'ff JEf EWS WZ if WW fi 3?'Jj!j S QM Q1 WSQMMSQE ,fi f,W,,Q,,., . . 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