Robstown High School - Cotton Picker Yearbook (Robstown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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S S W Smffw .I fe 'BALL EM UI K QOBTQZZWN KIIZHSEHOOL KDTTONQIEKER M X 6955 Q .4-1175524 1 f I ,, I ' rg J M X ,, f ll' bx fy X f gf fi In presenting the twenty-second volume of the Cotton Picker, we, the staff. hope to bring to you pleasant memories of the 1954-S5 school year. As you look over the pages of this annual in later years, we hope it will help you recall the modem trend which held us all in its spell. We hope you will remember the seniors' modem fumiture in the play and modem graduation invitations, the juniors' modem banquet, the sophomores' constant chatter about the latest model cars in three shades, and the freshmen scimrying down the halls dressed in pink and black, We, the staff, have tried to bring you a full, a complete picture of this year's ac- tivities in the most modern way possible. Editor '1-um x I -li h ' ll f 4 i 1 V ' X Our choice for dedication was an easy one i We remember his help in all that we've done ,.,. His friendly smile and funny jokes made work into play. as he drove the Bluntzer bus, unhinged doors for the annual staff, and made chili and beans for the Seniors -- being a faithful sponsor of their class, So to the master of test tubes and scientific smells, we dedicate our 1955 Cotton Picker to Mr. Mac, ii' Mix FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPOT LIGHT FEVXTUR ES ORG,XNIZ.X'I'IONS SPORTS ,xDviRT1SEMENTS 'Na Texas Slate lf: Teachers Assoclahon :ff 1 h Te x 1'-llxvxaxon -X XMB yk T,-ar INI TR Tl I MV' 'Hy fb . ., v Q .Q-,r ' .214-6, , '- -:gqil , ,. A - 'fv- . . ' f , 1' 5 Dx: :sf HI I . Q, ' . 1 ws .. fn, 'hx , ' x ,T-wk .K Y V -J ' f'xf A we , V P ' ,.- .x'3' ....w ' -' X 1- QM,-1 v -V .1 ,KN ' f-:,.f1 H.. xx W' ,X .yfq A V Q., nk.. 'T vw X f' QP? , v . .1 .- WV ,. 1' wx W xv-We The School Board has just completed a building program started last year, which includes a new homemaking build- ing, a six classroom addition to Hattie Martin Elementary School, a three classroom addition to Robstown Elementary School, and an Administration Building. The Board has under consideration at the present time the renovation of Robstown High School Auditorium and the erection of additional elementary classrooms. At least twenty classrooms are needed, which will keep the School Board and Superintendent busy preparing for building plans, purchase of equipment, and fmancmg the program The Superintendent of Schools and the School Board Join ln expressing thanks to the annual staff, sponsors, teachers, and high school administrators for a fine I-hgh School pro gram portrayed ln the progress of this book B C Banks B E jauer Leslie Jennings Secretary W. A. Ahlrich President B. E. Paschal Vice- President pwgcgxnrwggg n Q, A 4 .,,23:, in -- 3 :iw-,,wn' , fa Loyett Parr Pedro Lopez Paul Mason ,d . 1 5 Miss Barbara Airheart University of Houston, B.S. Health 8 P. E. R. K. Bishop West Texas State College, B,A. Art S Industrial Arts 1747 fi w-1 Kxlx -IV 'P' ist:-+0 Mrs, Velma Baker Secretary to Principal ivji quo-Q 's Mrs, Mary Blair Howard Payne, B.A Baylor, M.A. English is 5-N .f ' 9... 5 Mark Culwell Mrs, Ollace Dorman A. C. C., B.S. Northwcstcm State, B A Footbfll Homemaking, , 'Rub' 3 ,ix WEA Mrs. Chris Dulin North Texas State, B.S. Homemaking if uw.. Mrs, Robert L. Gilbert Texas A. S I., B.A. Distributive Education !QwFs-.1 'N Q X Mrs. Hazel George Texas A. S I., B.B.A. Commercial B, R. Hoover East Texas State, B.S.. M Mathematics 8 Tennis .S. Miss Effie Hutto Texas A. 8 I., B.A. Algebra 1 5 it-' Harold Luhman Harold Lutz jerry Mullins Vander Cook College of University of Wichita, B.M.E. A. C, C., B,S, Music, B.A., M,M.E. C wir 8 Band Health 8 P. E., Coach Music Miss Anna Mae Kriewald T. L. C., B.S. English F 'Rf '1-. O, N. McKinney Texas A. S 1., B.S. Science in Mrs Bettye Porter Loulslana State B A Speech Drama Mrs Fred B Norrls T U A TexasA GI M A Hrstory T' I H Porter Texas A S M B A Texas A 8 I M A Engllsh if if YN.. jack O11ver W T Vocatxonal Agrlculture I 'V Julxus Rektorxk Texas A 8 M B S Vocational Agf1CU1tUYC 'S J B Outlaw North Texas State B S Busmess M lv X W H Rlttrman Howard Payne B A World Hxstory Qs x Mrs Audry Stone Charles M Srroder Mrs Genevxeve Taylor F L Teague Texas A SI B S Texas Tech B S G S Colorado College B A Texas A 8 I B A M S Englxsh Scrence Spanxsh Counselor 5 A - 7 VG- -s ' .. , v ,N O Y 'N . I V' lx.. 'S f Q N . .,B. . S. . .S. T. C.,B.S, , . .,M.S . .7 . . . l A , - J .' -3 1' , . , ' f .33 I A, N T . 4 W ' , l ' ' Q , Y 6 X QI, 1 Ah Q l T ,N M , xg b , i' fn XG' k r -Q 4. 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I xv, f+fLf 'Hb 15' U U ENIORE Yi' 55.4 '- B +- UR' 11 FFIIIERE Fl W Outto set all campus records are the m1ghty Semors w1th the thouvht IH mmd that the last of the1r h1gh school days are drawmg near they set out to fulf1l1 every task m a manner that would not be forvotten soon T he y put everythmv they had 1nto the Valentme Coronatlon and Senlor Play as they wanted them to be the best They thouffht Carefully about class colors flower and motto However they were not alvxays serlous as the Fre shmen Wlll vouch Above SoRelle Land Treasurer d1scusses Sen1or Day pOSS1b111t1SS vnth Narcllle Walker Reporter and Betty Ann Renken Secretary Leonard Speer V1ce Presldent and Iames Pohlmeyer,Parl1amentar1an, suggest Cuba, but Carol Lotspelch, Pres1dent, seems to thlnk the g1rls have a more pract1cal 1dea Mrs Norms, Mr McK1nney, Mr Outlaw, and Mrs Champ1on helped the Semors 1ron out any d1ff1cu1t1es encountered I I x I X .1 l,.... : 3 . ' R' , A ,, 1- 'f - ,,-A, 1 , tl .,1., 1 - , 1 1 'J Y' mt 1 I Cl - 1 , ,J v A W I . 1 , - Z I L I X 1 . ' 4 '- ,fi S- 1 ,- ' 1 I I ff I I 1 cf . 45N .Y X . X I I . J , ag -1- X. MM' '. ' V Av I . V far N C 2 Q - C - Q 7 1 1 - I 1 V ' . . ' I , . . . . V. 1 1 1 - 1 ' . 1 1 Y George Alvarado Senior Play 1 Yolanda Amaya F. H. A. Antonio Barrientes Football Manager Seniors measure for caps and gowns. -if-3 -VSV I . XS ,K S ara Ann Basaldu F.H,A., Band, Twin- ef, nf' xx Via-.., x E Maurice Bernsen Band President, F A. Reporter, Teresa Bosquez Student Councll F H A F T A Band, Semor Play Raymond Bockholt termen's Club Foot ball Baseball Dons jean Brown D E Club Presldent K1 'K Doug Bryant N H S Presldent Lettermen's Club Football Boys State Base ball Frontler Days Representatlve , Lantana Duchess Es cort, Best A11 around Boy Who's Who 'x Norrls Burton Tenms 1 ' . x ,. Q XXX Q -., . . ., A 1 x r ' K F. F. A., Choir, Let- A , - X L . il f - p, w 1 3 Y 7 ' x , ' Maggie Caceres D. E. Club, F. H. A. Girls Class Manager. A Doris Carlson Annual Staff, F. H. A Choir, Pep Squad. - QI Narcisco Cantu, jr . Track Ronald Chambliss F. F. A. Doug and jonna, Lantana and Frontier Representatives, smile with Carol and Leonard, Shamrock Representatives. jesus Chapa ' Gs... Billy jack Durham Regional Choir, Quar tet, Senior Play. G4 7 Teddy Gallagher Band Senlor Play Edward Floyd Annual Staff F F A Golf Qual -.-I . X John Gold F. F A. :Cv of av from W? Leonel Gonzalez D E Cholr Martm Gracxa Chomr . Marie Elena Guerra D. E. Club sc.. ,, 5 Doug Haskett Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Letter- men 's Club, Treasurer, Football, Track. Caroline Hanke N. H. S. Vice-President, Annual Editor, Area F. H. A. Secretary, Cotton Press, Quill and Scroll, Secre- tary, F. T. A., Pep Squad, Senior Play, Girls State, Regional Choir, Honor Student, Who's Who. Felicita Hernandez D. E. Club Needham's solo on Prairie jump added spirit to pep ral- lies. Lupe Hemandez Honor Student L , David I-loelscher F . F , A . Parliamen- tarian, Choir, Student Director of Band,Dis- trict Band, Regional Choir, Quartet. iQ joe Hoelscher Track B1lly Hoffer Annual Staff Semor Play f rw Fi Harry Hutchxson Student Counc1lPres1 dent, N H. S. Treas urer, Cholr Presldent, F, F. A., Qulll and Scroll, Tenms, Golf, Most Handsome , Hon or Student, Who's Who. gulf jo anne jackson H F H A Semor Play 11' Mlckey jennmgs Sen1or Cand1date Nut Bowl jg, Edgar Korff Woodsboro Transfer T! 2. 4 1 SoRelle Land Annual Staff, F. T. A., N. H. S., Vice-President, Pep Squad, Choir, 1st Semester Editor of Cotton Press, Quill and Scroll, F. H. A., Presi- dent, State Degree, F. H. A. Most Representative Girl , Class Treas- urer, Senior Play, Girls State, Dis- trict and Regional Debate, Who's Who, Valedictorian. '17 2 Martha Louise Land F. H. A., Choir, Pep Squad, Senior Play. . X R .exx Dorthy Leinneweber Busch - Lomb Science Award, Honor Student. R6- A. Bettie Lindburg F. H. A., Cotton Press, Pep Squad, Senior Play, Honor Student. Kiddies lunch on Main Street. X ax s x. -rx f If X , ., , V64 - A t se- P ef- rw, are I .1 QA ,, H... 6 Carol Lotspeicli Student Council, N . H. S., Secretary-Re- porter, Annual Staff, F. H. A., Cotton Press, Choir, F. T. A., Quill and Scroll, President, Cheerleader, S e n i o r Play. Class President, Best All-around Girl, Shamrock Duchess,D, A. R. Award, Girls State, District and Regional Debate, Honor Student, Who's Who, 1 M -Q-fa ...,.ff, I W l'1i'!5fr'? r -f A A- V' c an EV 2419 . 1N 3 L JK Fayetta McCown Ass1sta.nt Lzbrarman Honor Student Bob Luce F F A ,J Shuley Majeskey N H F Queen of Hearts Band Vlce Presxdent D15 tr1ct and Re gxonal Band Ramona Martmez Art Club ' Robert Mlller F A Sentln Lettermen's Club Track ,,a,Q Q 5 fo X 5 1 new f Qi -J :M n e Q W! 4 G. , X I F. . ., ' el Ti . z 47 4 1-A , an 5 4'!c4,l.,l ff V. , . . S., .H. A., Gloria Moroles jesus Noriega Track N ' 56 3 . av f i 1 Q K Doug Needham D. E. Club, Track. Alton Pack F. F. A., Band, Dance Band , District Band. Senior parties mark end of the year. da ,XA K , . 5 , ii john David Parr junior Play Agapito Perez Pan American Club ft' Li Alonzo Perez Pan Amerlcan Club Petra Perez Dxaz D E Sweetheart 'Z l james Pohlmeyer F F A. Secretary Lettermen's Club Secretary Basketball Track Class Parlia- mentarian ff!! Arthur Ram 1rez jr Annual Staff N I-I F T A Qulll and Scroll V1ce-Pres1- dent Lettermen's Club Senior Play if X' Bobby Ramon Baseball gis X ' J 4 rv , rv Q I Billy Ray Real Choir, Football, Track, Basketball, ,. -'ual , .,. , . A.. . vw ,Lt . 0 ,, W , . . ,., .4 . . ,. ....x., ..g-.- ' '1 Betty Ann Renken N. H. S. , Annual Staff, F. H. A., Quill and Scroll, Historia.n, Pep Squad, Girls State, Class Secretary, Sen- ior Favorite, Who's Who, Salutatorian, Seniors p Q--n-' if Bobby Reese Cotton Press, Tennis. I K y S . Q x sw s fx, .V fn l , f A - - A' X 'il 1 L l ,K 1'1 1. R, Robertson Q 'hr' l f Student Council, Sen- ior Play, Baseball, 6 King of He arts. Roddy Ripple Le ttermen ' s Club, Football, Track. 2 U N art at graduation rehearsal. -ist Nelda Robinette junior Play, F. H. A Idolma Rodrxquez D E Club F H A Yolanda Rodnguez F H A Pep Squad i Cogie Fae Rogers Annual Staff Choir Pep Squad Senior P1 a y F. H. A e - porter in juamta Salmas Pep Squad Henry Sanchez Cnou' Bobby Schanen Student Co un c il, President of Le tt e r - men's Club, Football Captain, Track,Vice- President, F. F . A. , School Favorite. Henry Sij ansky N. H. S., F.F.A., Baseball, State De- gree in F. F. A. DM-.. ,, Mary Ann Schanen D. E. Club Secretary, F. H. A., Pep Squad. Z Donald Skipworth C ho ir, Lettermen's Club, Football, B 3 5 - ketball, Baseball. Roscoe Seniors! .431 i X A , ff 4-vi -fav! Leon ard Speer Golf, Boys State, Class Vice-President. jack Stanford D. E. Club 19 fr? X' ,X fy nf W Ofelia Tijerina 'lhq IS-.Q Q, X, xml X , . . 3 , i. l Vern Tobias F. F. A. President, F. F. A. District Vice - President, Senior Fa- vorite. F I-L A Pep Squad XXI Sue Ann Tubbs Band Secretary Arion Award Armando Vasquez D E Club Vice President E jonna Ann Vinson Vice President Student Council NHS FHA Cheerleader lettermen's Club Sweetheart Home coming Queen Relay Que en School Favorite Lantana Duchess Frontier Days Representative en lor Play, Who's Who lg, al Narcxlle Walker Annual Staff F H A Pep Squad Class Re porter Honor Student Hllrf efxg' 2: in q Jar 1-.,.r ,fl Qi 5 - . ., . , . . ., , - 7 1 I , u Q ., . . -, I , - Y V ! . ! y . . - ' ,s - 1 y , In P' . .e .X .My 1' A 1 Y vu., ' A f W' P7-T' ' W , .2 l . 1 V W . I . 5 . H. 10 'Ja' .ff - . - 3 'QS Ji 'N i , , it 5 , ,A , o 7 ,, 1 , 'if' -J 4 ' 1 R-1 sn .1 . , f ' -is A . ' -, ' J 0 Teddy takes a drink. ,s x ' 11 V -Q4 '37-'Z 1-il , ' lp e -an X 'N ,Mi W Q he N V ,W Q gy , H K L Q, r ...M .,. , '- ' ' if rv, - --v- f ,fy A k -, . W. --at K! . Q, It 3 gf: 'EFT' 'fl' L vb xo fi? Xe + .8 .v Jw' EX UNIQRE FFIIIERE 1 'SQ The J'un1orshadthe1rf1rst taste of upperclassrnan Olory th1s year They 0a1ned Campus w1de fame as a group that was 1nto everythmv As ho sts and hostesses for the Iumor Sen1or Banquet the work d un y e ceasmvly to r a 1 s e the needed funds Then they sat back for only a m1nute to thmk about the prest1ge of thelr c o e ary Sarah Bermece Cooper Parharnentarlan Clayton Cates V1ce Pres1dent and D1ck1e Dryden Pres1dent look on as S d an y Eschberger Reporter expresses her op1n1on Ever ready to g1ve these enthus t 1as s a helpzng hand were the1r sponsors Mrs Dulm Mrs Stone Mrs Cnlbert and Mr Luhman . -5 ff V' . . . O . l D . - . V . . on . - . , - . D . I . . . ' ming year' as they ordered senior rings. Christine Albrecht, Treasurerg Gay Miles, Secr t 3 1 1 - ' Christine Albrecht 'f A a M Barney Allen Kalani Banks Anita Barrientes Barbara Bernsen i Mike Anaya ,,,o ' I 1 .Toe Betancourt Juanita Cabx-on Clayton Cates Donnie gives impression of coming game. XI. Anita Delgado A , S . I Q Sarah Berniece Cooper C 6 I v Amelia DeLos Santos ,A 5 Maxie Crain f X. Manuela Diaz M ex 5. s f. wg r A n 'ff 'iffk 1 0. ' ' ik 'S 1 fi' z 1 Q Ramiro Chapa Teresa Cruz Efren Diaz de Leon l Nina Clark Qin Larry Custer v' I Dickie Dryden :gil f Abraham Enrriquez Sandy Eschberger Venancio Figueroa Doris Jean Fitch Q' 1 I Shirley Fritsch Lucia Garcia hav x c ' vi J 1 1 .405 fi 1 Q fi, X25 1 William Henry Paulie Henie Mary Hernandez Olga Hernandez Errol Herwig Harrison Q will Mary Elizabeth Cyril Hoelscher Raymond Hoelscher Joyce I-Ioffer Hill 7 4' 4- l ' f :R 5' 1 -L' , '::' , S' X -Y R was 7i S rg. .mu X xl N Harvey Hogan Jack Horton Doyle Ingram Curtis Jackson Harold Jackson 1 44 ,, f J X fl John Robert Kampfhenkel Marshall Lawrence Delfino Lerma Johnny Lewis , X ft 9 .af Gordon Merritt 1 u 4 5 Betty Jean Mrazek Clara Mae Myers Jane Keefer Hurnbe rto Lopez g ,,,, K X ' . - 1 EL e V I E 1- V I Gay Miles Domingo Montalvo Gail Nolan for, it X-fl -A 1 6. Nl Felix Ocanas Solomon Ortiz Vix- ' v i Q5 d M er, Saunders Parish Q u 1 :S Manuel Pena Judy Perez ,..- W' -x 6 I mfr Lvrenzo Rodriguez Jimmie Lee Rose - 1105 01 . a ,gi ' ,Q 73 ' ' I s Qi I, ii A X 1 X I -5 '7' , Jerome Rychetsky Roger Saenz 4 Joe Ramirez Y . -af fs-'f' I .,!:ff Ken Rawalt f 'Q ' 2 6' it Jerry Rosson Harry Rychetsky ! Emma Sanchez .Tean Schilhab Alfred Serna 'XS f 1 Toy Smith Ianiene Speer Mum is the word! 'Br ...J Manuel Suarez 0 S 59 Barbara Stanford P7 Grace Tapia Donald Turner Armando Vela 1 JN I 4 ani fqlcfip 5 . 4 Q I 's G' fu Ie sus Torres Javan Vinson Olga Trevino 9-A Sarah Vinson xg -Q ' ,f 5 1', N 2 ' , A I, 7 L A Melton White Gloria Jean Wilder 5? f LP XJ, 'T ,4 ! -5.5. if 4164 FFIIIERE 51- M--1.1. L, A., X! 'ravi 1 1 Q... vw., ., f' More at ease and xuth a Oeneral 1dea of hwh school l1fe are the slwntly soph1st1cated Sophomores Flsh they worked hard when Gwen a Chance and now really share respons1b1l1t1es xmth upper classmen T l f yP1C3 o the Sophomores are fr1endlK, Jet tovethers l1ke the one above Jesse Guerra V1c:e Pres1dent Barbara Worff Secretary and Bllly John Rogers Parharnentarlan look for the1r favor1te records wh1le Gl b e Boumanoff Treasu er operates the player Enjoylnv the musu: 15 Gee Gee Rofwe Presldent M rs Porter Mr Rektorlk and Mlss Kr1ewald are faculty sponsors for the Sophornores - 5 A I i 6 p -L- ff .G ' --5 I M. p . ,I ,- f Q I7 'Y 1 V ,X I ' 1 . I f, If -G . L N :ff 4 W V Lx ,XA I 4151- . . .4 as 'J a 1' 2' .-' X 4' ' . O . .C . .D. . . 'AS D . Y . 3 . M Q . . - . , ' Q Q ' 7 7 , , I I ' . Y. D . . N I . . I I ' ',1 ' I V Y ' X X X K Joye Allen Aubrey Barrera fx 2' 8 s ' , 4 A1 'Y ax ' Q , 'rx x xx X I X Terry Allison Angelita Alvarado .3 -, CT' A g . in We as f - . - s x ' ' ' gt' fx'- 1 ' Y ' vp- t I IX. 1 .au - Manuel Barron X Norman Burroughs La Vern Cabron Juan Almeida l gh Mll d v-nf W swf A lf 5- Norman Andrews -AA2 E -'., 1, Q F1 A f - R Gleb Bourianoff Sophs. com- pa r e English papers. xl YK x, Q Ruby Ayarzagoita Martha Lee I Balzer Linda Burnell 5- is 'dw L Ofllla Caceres '84 Carmen Ehzondo N .. 44 lla 'N Don Cartwrlght I Dav1d Flores 'A 1 A' K' Albmo De Los Santos we Adela Galvan 'QQ Alma Garza Dan G1bson Frances Gonzalez D1cky Goodmdge Jesse Guerra Mldgle Halley J'ul1ana Hernandez 436 4 Beverly Dotson 1. 'i Rene Garcla WU Adolfo Gomez 96 Henrletta Dryden Rosa Garcla Dav1d Gonzale s 9 n 3. Sv 17' N 4- 6 31 .' . L, 1 r- 'J , I' fo,-ax D' ' ' I Hifi If 'I s : ' I . 3 , Edgar HOelSCh6r Norbert Hoelscher Lenita Holland l 'Rf s ' 1 1 Cv X 4 j K Martha Io Hornung Janet Hutchison Clarence Iauer Sharon Jennings xx S lx X Norma Merkord Sharon Moody ,gg ia-, k '34 fe , 4 , WX' Q Q . c . Mary Lane Beryle Ann Linburgg flames pre sents Janet l-'.F.A. sweet heart jacket. X Y Wilma Jauer K. 1-'vw ci Q I -9-4 14- i if wr' J!! - Melvin Maikoetter Erhvfst Mehdi-Z R 'V V .l p-.- HM .vi Henry Ocana Mary Lou Eva Pena Ollvarez Pat Qumlan Juan Qumonez Juan Rarnu-ez ll Jeanelle R1pple D1ck1e Roberts V1ola Roduguez B1lly John Rogers Gee Gee Rogge Alex Perez Phll Rarrurez Elsa Roduguez Dora Mae Rollms i V1ctor Pmon 1 4 Bertha Ramon Jesus Rodmguez 1 Guadalupe Sa enz. C' I X M: jf r fi ef I A xxx, . . x X fl' -. X . ' 'G' ' 1- X e' X f . 3 X ., 4 A v I . ' I .l -Y i m A l A S h X f ff lll e l 4' 6- x J W xgv . f ' x 1 e e rl .1 ' ' fl 1 K S, . , . qv I ' ' ., x . kv' Beatrice Salinas rx- 1 Paul Sandoval b Q'- 1 V X , Celia Sanchez Moises Saucedo Z1 ji Jirnrny Stephens Janie Vee Stewart -:ag 6- ng., if - x ur Nr Jimmy Thompbon Mary Tijerina Irma Sandoval Able Servantez. K i ttt eine . fx S X X Howard Setliff 2 5- el.W ' Ili rv-1 X ., Roger Stucler Rita Kay Svacllenak Y Soph'S have Sock Hop after basketball game. L., K f' Frances Terry 5' Q as 5 lf' , K . 'Tl an v 'C7' ' X in f N J. Mary Evelyn Mateo Valdez Rosario Valdez Tobias 9 ix, z' 5 W ' y wg V, ,,. 'liijf ,V ,i . fx W. -L X 5 - - Annie Marie Kenneth Weda Barbara Ann Mary Frances Villarreal Wilder Williams I 7 Alton Gene Wills J, V if Q Van Wilson X 5. ff .N ,,,,n Barbara Worff Sophomores bo o s t candi- date. Q... V v x 1 I David Yett Lucia Z.u.niga Llhll ,yn Z'- j . ,if-'l Q s ,f ,,, i,.,4. ' f ke ' - f 1.f 'f Q4 20' 3 x , ,J x t ,.. 113- 2 ,- XQ' X 2'-2 . ,, '14 ,f '42 FFIIIERE ET' .rg After recewmg the1r off1c1al welcome to lugh school from the Semors S 1n eptember the Freshman Class has become a very grown up Group They enjoy the new brlsk pace of hlgh school lxfe Besldes the many soc1al and athletu: events they attend these Freshmen get together to plan class act1v1t1es Takmg a va Catlon from school books are Ronnle Sulllvan Presldent Cresp1n Guterrez V1ce Pres1dent and Beto Escobar Treasurer Bobby Gallagher Parllamentanan prefers an orange as he reads f1ner llterature wh1leMary Tom Harper Reporter dreams as h s e s1ps a coke Irma Chapa who 1S Class Secretary fmds her read1n0 mater1al much more entertamlnv than sclence or al eb g ra Class sponsors of the busy Group are Mr Ol1ver Mr Stroder Mr Rlttlman and Mrs Dorman ' -. , - x , .Q V - . ,. I Y ' X 2 .. ,' I u..x, Z 1 ii C f V . ,r .1 r ,... ' . Al L - ' 'Wx . 3 Y ,1 Q ,. 1' 4' , ., I, J - E . , I 1 - ' 1 I 1 ' l I ' I ! 1 I I ' I J . 0 D ' U . , . , . 1 . . 4 fa A '. fn-I 6 1 U 1 1 X f '1f Q 0 Yan? X Vernon Albrecht Carmen Alvarado fy V' Q Li 2, A K Q, '-' -if ,2,, 1 Mfg? V may 'gif 5 gf? 1 i f' fu , Dolph Lee Arnold Marvin Bachus 1 Pedro Bosquez Janie Botello Favorites are Don Banks Dale Bullock -Xi ff- G- xxx Dan Barron 'SC I 5 . , j 'Y 1 Gail Bullock Alfonso Caballero presented at ball. i 6. Zulema Caceres Mickie Campbell .71 1:- -qu' X wr: nr Maria Canales David Carlile Irma Chapa B Team says v F .fx Rolando Chapa Johnnie Cooper Elva Cortez Tough game ! X :bb 0 's 'Q 6 J ,1 Lucila Chapa Rufino Chlamon Pete Cruz if X A- - ' x 3 J'0hnDaniel gs- 'x Q 'F--' , vip.. ,- 'S x 5' X Rafael Chapa R , . 4 Martha Clark fv lp.-n of I-Ieliodoro Cueva Paul Davis 4. Dwayne Dawlearn Joe Diaz xN,K Joe De Los Rios ur- -1 Mary Diaz de Leon VW .-.4 XXX - gl 4. 'IQAQ 1 M Emma Escobar Ruben Figueroa 1 6. N 1 T N-1 xl 'F K X xg ... M . D Judy Gadberry Bobby Gallagher Mary Louise Eggert Beto Escobar Manuel R. Flores -. wi 'cv- Daniel Garcia Ray Garcia ale Frank Garza Silvestre Garza Q i., 4 'V . 15 T7 in Tommy George -C- Emma Gonzalez li-eg 1 Crespin Gutierrez Mary Tom Harper R. L. He,-lie Fish bow down to Seniors. Antonio Gonzalez K' XQEY lk, X ' Ultima Gonzalez Eugene Hernandez FF' Pablo Hernandez f Q sl . Q Diana Gonzalez Avonel Grove r Henry Hernandez Roel Hernandez '!'1 Y, 'asf 'S William Hill Mix . NX L nt 'ns L ber, Ky- i , i 'x ,' j'5 . Z - it if . - 'K f fi -. I. Wayne Hoffer ZZ Judy Hogan Margie Just Leonel Longoria Odulia Ibanez Q. O ' i K 1 n r 7- 25' , .Tim Kittoe .fill s Dalia Lopez K 1 4 'I y rm., 5 of Jimmie Ingram Dorthy Kubicek u I Jose Lozano Q 2 M - Jesse Isaac Darlene Johnson l T9 Qi.- 'iff' Francis MCCown f, B V- ' ' ' N.. 4. sw V 15' ' 'z- E Q Larry McLeroy Fish thrilled at Pep Rally. 1 . ' 1 Thoma s Medina I Esther Martinez Virginia Meider Mary Mendez 4' ,- E' 1 Charles R. Miller Ellen Miller Paul Miller ,.,, , 'T' 10 'Sli' .wi 3, 'v 1 Jesse Olivarez X Leta Montgomery Earl Morris Oscar Ortegon , N 3- '5- 4 1 . 4 Clegg Paschal Gloria Paul Surf -,Z Joe Perez Ramon Ramirez Gregoria Ramon Henry Rodriguez Mmerva Rodmguez Ruben Rodriguez M . Bonnie Kay Rollins Mercedes Ruiz i xf S, Tommie Salazar 'M 91 S A ' 'X Q3 'X X Ramiro Salina s Benita Saucedo Magdalena Saucedo Bonnie Setliff Glenn Miller - R.H.S. Style. L- ? ' ,,-are Y Qs 1 Alicia Salina s Thoma s Salina s ' s Y . in . ,, 1. r 1 . .fs Q .....,, H vahhf ,Q M ,,, , -.Mg , v...,,. n WA' .4 . M pn., 1 5 ..,, M 4 via: 71- ff V ' H Elsie Sijansky James Stewart no Mary Salinas Armando Sandoval Susie Sowers D Hx X . . Ronnie Sullivan Cecil Talbert hai 15 1 f Mary Elva Tamayo ,AX Maria Torres f v yer V?.l1' fa! a bv Drue Talley .l - Lorinda Taylor Patricia Thomas 0 1- Susana Torres, Yolanda Torres Fidencio Tijerina Irma Torres 51. 4 Mike Troutman Donald Tubbs David Turner Gloria Valdez Magdalena Valdez ., fe me V ,, J Q I was Reynold Veselka Ray Ruth Wheeler L i ' i Geronimo Vela Pedro Villarreal Joyce Whitman Jesus Verdin Tx Bradley Nan Weaver Ei Linda Whatley ,XM ,i- o J i Q , A 4 Ig y Q Q ., 'f lg ,n X5 Af' th X , . n k I 2, V., . 0 ., . -I ' X i N23 'vi Q 'bard :Q e e xi fn, XX L L was Z a J f xr . Xin! Johnny Wilks Jerry Wayne Larry Williams Fish keep v i g il over bonfire. Williams Dickie Wright Patsy Wright Q-M-:Q CTLIEI-l'l' QAFQ lfavq-S-QQUTEHIQON-6,015 QOWMAN lf.xxANnC.nMr-f N lm-'fAlITlPlll JoNNAQ31N5oNfQoBl3v5f.:HANEN fm-noon. ZSAVOFIITES 4 . ggi QQUEQQVANTNKARQL QOTED El EH QEFZT 131.1 . Annu mn - J 3' Q!-XNE KEEFEI1-OIEKIE Orwusm MQQT f..IKFfI.V TO fuPF l2Tl1'n ERN FOBIASHQETTYQNNQENKIQN KENIGR' Z-QAVCDFQITEE QAN1ENEIIJEERNMAREHALLQAWQENEE Qumlon ZSAVOQITEQ QILLYJQHNQOEERQ-9515655 GOI!-.EE ffoPHoMom2 ZBAXIGIZJTTPU. MARY TOM PER-'KR'E5Pl.N6,UTIER'REZ ZEREEHMEN ZBAVOQITPI: QQ,-if f -,-sgffvmgg, '4, TQ ' .Sa ,'W'jf!f'd5fliiiQ5g1R QOUGQQYANTHQAYMILEE QED KQUAU IYWEETHEAQTS -4 Y lx, Rx , '1 V, ' x VG -' gn' fs KOQELLE QANU-QQBQVKEHANEN IWEETI-IEARTE MQW QONNA QINSONNQQWOMEEOMINE QUEEN !A l:'TTP,1I1MPN C3. KWFQETHEAQT ' W ff ng, , M f KANDY QSC:-u BEQEEFQ OOTEALL KWEETHEAQT ANET QUTEHIEON SWEELTI-IEAQT QETI-TIA QEREZ Q- KVVEETHEART 7 c lf:--1 A 1 mf? if .4 fi? R4 V14 ,Q , I .4 , r ,. nf , -.. gf I Xn LID JOIES IUIITORIUM NOV 'U-1-1 nu r u Mncacv Anmv our ! vssa -4 il: EHTURE5 HARRY HUTCHISON CAROLINE HANKE 'xg - kf L K, . .X 'Q WI A . V Chosen bymajority vote of the faculty, these seven students we re recognized at the Rose Ceremony as the most outstanding seniors of 1955. ef SORELLE LAND fi bfi 3.0 In pa st years Who's Who consisted only of the outstanding members ofvarious club groups. However, this ye a r this prominent group was selected because they were outstanding in vari- ous activities and had developed their qualities of scholarship and personality in high school circles. Sowith this in mind, we pre sent to you Who's Who in Robstown High School for 1954- 1955. DOUG BRYANT 1 JOININA VUNSON jonna Vinson leaves the stadium in the Queen's convertible driven by jim- my Thompson. i Gay Miles, Pep Squad representative girl, gives Leonard Speer the okay to continue around the track. Janet Hut- chison, F. F. A. sweetheart approves. XY! X Awaiting announcement of the queen are R ipple , SoRelle Land, Bobby Schanen, Chris Eschbe rg er, Donnie Allen, Gay Miles, and Superintendent Banks crowns jonna, MINE H a r r y Hutchison , jonna Vinson, Roddy Maurice Bemsen, Petra Perez, joe Diaz, Sandy Homecoming Queen October 15, 1954, Sandy Eschberger. football swe et- heart, joins SoRelle land in a big smile for the queen . The F. H. A. selected SoRe11c as most representative. The ir driver was Mickey Jennings. Giving us a sweetheart look is Petra Perez, D. E, sweetheart, while the proud band greeted Chris Albrecht as their favorite. UNI LAY The curtain opened December 16 and 17 to reveal Meet Me In St. louis . As you see in the top left photo, stage scenery was made weeks before. Mrs. Porter, Director, checks Donnie Allen fCarpenterj, Maxie Crain fl-land Prop- ertiesj, and Sarah Cooper QStage Manager, on their work. During practice Nelda, Kalani, jane, and john Robert rehearse the leg biting scene, a highlight of the play. Below, the cast of jane Keefer ffootiel, Clayton Cates QGrandpa Prophaterj, javan Vinson lAgnesj, Nelda Robinette fMrs. Smithj, Dickie Dryden fMr. Smithj, Sandy Eschberger fLucille Pentardj, Harvey Hogan fLonj, Lois lowman fldaj, Toy Smith Uohnj, Kalani Banks fRoseQ,janiene Speer KES- therj, Joe Ramirez fFred Gregoryj, Sarah Vinson fKatiej, john Robert Kampfhenkel fMr. Dodgej, Jerome Rychetsky fMr. Duffyj, Shirley Fritsch QMrs. Waughopj, and Harry Rychetsky fConductorj, are taking a curtain call. Behind the scenes we see Gay Miles, as Student Director, talking over publicity with Jimmie Lee Rose, while Mary Elizabeth Hill checks ticket sales and Anita Barrientes sorts programs. ENI LAY The Seniors got ready for college life as they presented, Mother Is A Freshman on March 18, 1955. Changing scenery are Idolina Rodriguez QLighting Effectsj, Sue Tubbs QI-land Propertiesl, Yolanda Rodriguez fSound Effectsj, and Doris Carlson fStage Managerl. Opening night brought the usual smell of make-up, as members of the speech class applied make-up on Billy jack Durham and Joanne jackson, while J. R. Robertson awaited his turn. Publicizing and making money on the play we see Narcille Walker and Bobby Reese QCO-Publicity Managersl, Shirley Majeskey fStudent Directorj, and Betty Ann Renken fTickets Chairmanj. The cast was all aglow after showing the audience just what happens when Mother is a freshman. Below is Mrs. J. H, Porter, Director, SoRelle Land fClaraj, Teddy Gallagher fDean Gillingliamj, Billy Hoofer QBillj, Cogie Fae Rogers QCarriej, Caroline Hanke fl-lelenj, Authur Ramirez Qjackj, Teresa Bosquez QBLmnyj, George Alvarado fl-Iowiel, Bettie Lindburg fSylviaj, Martha Land QMargel, Joanne jackson QMrs. Millerj, and seated are J. R, Robertson QBobol, jonna Vinson QSusanj, Carol Lotspeich Uvlrs, Abigail Abbottj, and Billy jack Durham QProfessor Michaelsj. I ALENTINE Reigning ov e r the g l i tie r Queen of Hearts. with J, R, Rober r ul e rs , are the Mistress of Cort peich and the royal court: Ircr javan Vinson. Jerry Rosson. Shirlc quez, Albino de los Santos, jcrr and EvangelinaDavela. On thc stcl girl,judyD1mcan. Outlined by the giant scarl Albino and Violag and Frcslmie' Hurry Hutchison, Student Comic looks on with a stately air. . ir 4 ' , gs sf t, A 0 X 0 i R S' P G v u ?i ll IIEIEEII1 ll l-,I f j de , ll ill ATI Garden of Love was Shirley Majeskcy. n as her Shown below these Senior ionies. senior class president Carol Lots- u1l,joe Perez, Esther Martinez. Pete Cruz. rtjeskey, j. R, Robertson, Viola Rodri- hite, Marilyn Esehherger, Sam Rotiriquez, re ring bearer, Billy Alexander, and flower cart. juniors, jerry and javang Sophomores. etc and Esther smile their pre ttie st as resitlcnt. crowns Shirley queen while J. R. nl lll A delightful evening filled with Me1ody and Moonlight began on April 29 as junior Class presi- dent, Dickie Dryden, welcomed the honored guests, while Nina Clark looked on, and Carol Lotspeich, Senior Class president, prepared to thank them. Dinner by candlelight added to the glamour of the sparkling decorations, and to begin the dance, the traditional grand march was greeted with the smiling faces of both classes. The Privateer Country Club, scene of the banquet, rocked with laughter during the entertainment, A look into the future lives of the Seniors was narrated by Clayton Cates and Nina Clark, with janiene Speer, Gail Nolan, Humberto Lopez, Lalo Aguirre, Jane Keefer, Teresa Cruz, Kalani Banks, Sandy Eschberger, and Lois Lowman on the program. AN LIET l Hr -it ii- : . was -- s .---rf efhtllf -gg QM X Eff? . I 5 1 X 'V' fe s ref Ai iflf i ' i Qi .-gun. .271 Q fi f' 5? A ' Q Humberto Dean Martin cringes with disgust while Lalo jerry Lewis screams that he loves girls, in one of the more amusing musical numbers. Only a few minutes before Humberto had been croon- 2 ing Money Bums a Hole in My Pocket, sm!! ,i 'El 'V showing that he too really loves girls! 75? Perfume clings to the hand that gives us roses was the theme of the Rose Cere- mony held by the Seniors on May 20, With a deep serenity the Seniors of 1955 sang Hail to Robstown for the last time, after presenting their roses to the juniors and seating them in the senior section in the auditorium. This was the climax to all of the wonderful memories in the minds of the prospective graduates as they attended their final assembly as students of Robstown High School. The Bausch- Lomb Award, presented to the outstanding senior science student, was presented to Dorothy Leinneweber, who is shown at the above right, and Sue Tubbs was the recipient of the National Arion Award given by the Band Boosters Club. Other medals were given to the senior class officers, the valedictorian, and the salutatorians and Who's Who was announced by Mr. Corder. Bettie Lindburg was presented with an award from the Business and Professional Women's Club. Secrets long anticipated were the yearbook dedication and the disclosure of the class gift, which was black-out cur- tains for the auditoritma. At the below right, Bobby Gallagher grins sheepishly as he accepts the bushel bas- ket and glue Doug Bryant seemed to think he would need playing end on the football 'f 'i WM 3I,' W! 1 . L tl CY ll gyda!-N NY team next fall. Members of the Will Committee presenting it to him are Martha Land, Billy Ray Real, and Joanne jackson, The class prophecy and history also brought squeals of glee from everyone as the y showed scenes from the future and past, and brought to a successful end the story of the Seniors of 1955. Q, oe J-Wx glam 06 1755 VfIf7 '?jw1' uvm 9 RHDLIRTION 1 W ff ff ff Qm fi' , W 'E Www. Q idivv Annually 7 gy? 1-fzftsf 1ei tv WT I ff? Ill U 52? M U U 41' Q1 'Y'r'v vv,. lvV3!vV .A R Q Q, AI A ff, .4 BETTY ANN ll ENKLN SZll.llLlIOl'l2lI'l Proquasiorml -- 'Tire Prlgrrrn Grand March' A4 1 Commencement Exercises ROBERT DRISCOLL STADIUM Flrescntauon of Diplomas MY. W. A. .Xhlricl1. President Mr. Paul Mason. Board Member 'l hxrrsday. May 26. 1955 Tlmurnc ------ Mkmt ls Happmcss Be Active --- ---- --- Seek Knowledge - Rely sn Self --- Chaise Wis-:ly ---- Pursuit or Happiness - Berry Ann Renken l-Larry HL1lClllSOH. jr. ---- Fayetta M:Cown -- Carellne Hanks -- Bettie Linbxrrg X -:mix M-mm r mfr 3 W ,S S SOR El II LAND XYJlCnilClJl'lAl1 Haxc Farlh ln God Pmzrsuxt Di Happrncss -- Carol Loispelglz --- Sollellc land Y.-J 45 llll.. TA Carol Lotspeich, Caroline I-lanke, Betty Ann Renken, and SoRelle Land seem to enjoy looking over the numerous items they brought home as souvenirs from Bluebonnet Girls State. J Q 'i OV 'I' Doug Bryant and Leonard Spe e r recall pleasant memo- ries of the 1954 Lone Star Boys State. Doug was nominated for Attomey G ene r al, while Leonard's city voted him as their mayor. 9 QWARD On a basis of patriotism, scholarship, service, dependability, and leadership, Carol Lotspeich was elected for the citizenship award given by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Xb, X 5 Y '33 'U 'U X Q -'N Q-1 X r .5 ,' '55 .-xx Q Q. -' gi ,, A ', '7 G-GQ1, , 'is-,. 93 This year found a large group of literary and speech winners in district and regional events. Martha Lee Balzer and Gee Gee Rogge placed 2nd and lst respectively in the district typing contest, and Gee Gee won 2nd in regional, qualifying for the state meet. Ready writer, Lorinda Taylor, placed 2nd in district and competed at the regional meet. joe Ramirez, entrant in district boys' declamation, and Carol Lotspeich and SoRelle Land. entrants in district girls' debate, all won district and placed 3rd in regional. UEIII e ARD Robstown HighSchool music students smile with pleasure at the news that they have placed nine members in the region- al band and c hoir. In the traditional R.H.S. choir robes are David Hoelsche r, baritone, Caroline Hanke, lst sopranog Sarah Cooper, lst alto, Sarah Vinson, lst altog and Billy Jack Durham, lst tenor, regional choir members. Sarah Vinson attended the state music meet as a member of the All-State Choir, Those in the re g ional band were Teddy Gallagher, oboeg Harvey Hogan, bass horng Tommy Dale George, bas- soon, and Shirley Majeskey, bass clari- net. Sue Tubbs, senior band member, won the Arion Music Award this year. 311 57954 I Q- u. '-...1 .... 1. ? -.'Rfs. ' lan. nun-u ha-,lan-uh-ov nnalnxw.. an 'iarnbtv-.nf lrklX ll 'ill Fill Uh? H ii iq B13 li B17 liirll kilt' umm lllllillu 0' N'- A by f- I-rn ., ,, 'till N410 i ltr!!! hlhl- kterihn PL NV!! Ill? 8:1-pg. buzz. an-znxnx kvn mann '-'-- hquruzunusutixrqn 11 uszmx I 'mme -- --.. hun. In len non Jr Y su Pr Iqunrnxxv-rfny - -4.-. -au, mznulznrlon ' lp 1. , , . ' .' ' I p r I. J- ' . ' ' M . 5. ' X CA..-f-M -4 A M I M 1. ' ' ,D . I an '- 1-1.1 V W - , f Q- ' X N Q ln- 1-iii TLIDSLENT Stepping out front as leaders in their school is this fine group of Student Council officers. Martha jo Hornung, treasurer? Jorma Vinson, vice-presidentg Harry Hutchison, presidentg Kalani Banks, secretary, and Sarah Cooper, parliamentarians are largely responsible for the success of this year's council. Mr. Oliver,one of the Student Council spon- sors, looks on approvingly as Dolph Lee Arnold helps J. R. Robertson load the coke machine, a means of supporting the council. Another method of raising money was sell- ing football programs at home games. Joe Ramirez, Mary Louise Eggert, Dickie Dryden, and Ellen Miller, council members, stay after school to fold them. Later they will decorate the stands at the stadium with crepe paper of school colors. Homecoming under the direction of the Stu- dent Council was an elaborate production during football 5 e a s o n. Below Carol Lotspeich dis- cove r s that making a queen's crown isn't the easiest thing to do, while Ronnie Sullivan, Lenita Holland, and Jimmy Thompson prepare a mail- ing list for invitations to former students. To the 1' ight of them Bobby Schanen and Gee Gee Rogge asktheir sponsor, Mrs. George, for her opinion after having purchased talent show prizes. LINIIIL lm- vs Q NNLIAL Lenita Holland, Business Manager, gives Miss Kriewald, Business Sponsor, annual receipts during sales campaign. Martha Jo Hornung, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, seems to enjoy her job. ,. ,vt vzs I- Planning has a great deal to do Q' witha successful annual. Here Mrs. Porter, Editorial Sponsor, and Caroline Hanke, Editor, discuss lay- out possibilities. S B S- 'Quin- .1 These annualmembers are important links between the students and the staff. Wilma Iauer, Mary Evelyn Tobias, Cogie Fae Rogers, Edward Floyd, and Billy Hoffer check photo reorders. TAFF A vital part of the annual is the sports sec- tion. Sandy Eschberger, Assistant Sports Edi- tor, plans sports division pages, while Mary Tom Harper, sta ff member, looks over a program. Arthur Ramirez, Ir., Sports Editor, gives his approval. 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Eligibility for membership is based on scholarship and journal- istic ability. Shown here, standing, left to right, are Mrs. Betty Porter, Mrs. Aud re y Stone, and Miss Anna Mae Kriewald, sponsors, Arthur Ramirez, Doug Haskett, and Harry Hutchison, seated, Caroline Hanke, Jane Keefer, Betty Ann Renken, Carol Lotspeich, SoRelle Land, and Gay Miles. V? Es. X, .H T The came ra catches the officers planning the initiation c e r e mon y. Arthur Ramirez, vice-president, discusses the charter with President Carol Lotspeich, as Secretary Caroline Hanke and Historian Betty Ann Renken look on. if TI G la IIIETY Wearing smiles of pleasure a fte r their s ole mn initiation ceremony a re new members of the National Honor Society. Standing, left to right, are as follows: Arthur Ramirez, Clay- ton Cates, Joanne Jackson, Shir- leyMajeskey, Betty Ann Renken, Henry Sijansky, and Joe Ramirez.. Seated are Ionna Vinson, SoRelle Land, Gay Miles, Kalani Banks, and .Tane Keefer. Officers are shown making final prep- arations for the service. Harry Hutchison, treasurer, reviews his notes as Carol L ot s p e ic h, secretary-reporter, carefully arranges the c e nte r pie c e. Doug Bryant, president, practices saying his speech, but Caroline I-Ianke, vice-president, appears un- interested while placing the candles in their holders. Pictured below is the entire group follow- ing the initiation ceremony. llhzldslllllllllllllllg I.1ll.l.1111H1t'.x 6 0 LU The employer-employee banquet, the state convention, and the ex-D. E. student picnic are a few of the D. E. Club projects which make their club one of the more outstanding ones in our school. Pictured here, left to right on the top row, are: Annie Marie Villarreal, james Curtis jackson, joe Trevino, john Daniel, Felix Ocanas, Doug Needham, Albino de los Santos, Buddy Reeder, and jack Stanford. Middle row: Paulie Heine, Clara Myers, Anita Barrientes, Felicita Hernandez, Marie Elena Guerra, Grace Tapia, and Teresa Cruz. Bottom row: Doris Jean Brown, president, Mary Ann Schanen, secretary, Armando Vasquez, vice- president, Leonel Gonzalez, treasurer, Idolina Rodriquez, Lucia Garcia, Emest Mendez, and Solomon Ortiz. 8' f 'X A 1 -L- TTER ' LUB Organized only last year, the lettermen's Club was faced with the task of getting on its feet this year. The major purpose of the club is to promote interest in athletics. Pictured here, top row, left to right, are: Humberto Lopez, Coach J. B. Outlaw, sponsor, Arthur Ramirez, Roger Studer, Clayton Cates, and Coach Mark Culwell, sponsor. Middle row: Beto Escobar, jesse Noriega, Pete Cruz, Billy Ray Real, Marshall Lawrence, Melton White, and Coach jerry Mullins, sponsor. Bottom row: james Pohlmeyer, secretary,Robert Miller, Doug I-Iaskett, treasurer, David Yett, Pat Quinlan, and Bobby Schanen, president. l W..s.. L, ...,. . 1. ,..., ea., Lv ..-L --A - .. 2 UTURE With the help of Mrs. Dulin and Mrs. Dor- man, this has been an outstanding year for the F.H.A. Its major .1-' lf projects for the year were As a group,they elected Bobby Schanen beau and SoRelle Land most repre- sentative. Other outstand- ing members were Sarah C o ope r, who was elected District B Parliamen- tarian, and Caroline Hanke, A r e a X Recording Secre- tary. Chapter Moms were: Mrs. Tom Ha rpe r, Mrs. Howard Land, Mrs. Albert Hornung, and Mrs. H. E. Mile s. Chapter Dad was Howard Land,School Dad - Ja c k Oliver, and Honor- ary Dads - B. C. Banks and W. N. Corder. Chapter officers Lenita Holland, Vice-Presidentg Iavan Vinson,Song Leaderj Chris Albrecht, Historiang SoRelle L a n d, Presidentg I 4 4 K No l L- P.. AK R5 selling pillows at football games, the Nut Bowl Game, and helping new members to become fully acquainted with the organization. Henrietta Dryden, RSCOTC3- ing Secretary, C og ie Fae Rogers, Reporter, Juanita Cabron, Treasurer, Sarah Cooper, Parliamentarian, and Gay Miles, Corre- sponding Secretary ma ke plans for the Nut Bowl. Planning an Emblem Service are the committee chairman: T e r e s a Bos- quez., W e l fa r eg Caroline Hanl-ce, Degrees, Sa rah Vinson, Recreation, Sharon Jennings, Finance, Kalani Banks, Publicity, and Mar- tha Jo Hornung, Finance. SoRelle La nd, Presi- dent and Caroline Hanlce A r e a X Recording Secre- tary, hold F.H.A. State Degrees. -re-eimfipffiff 'ff' a I E 1 I l ,stu vw 7 ,R . P-J ' l- f 2 1 ' ' , w, ev? 2 ',e-1 1ff,g,,,gf,1 f- fi ,s .vig A -nf, , ,, L. t.,,..,i N W 1 C., rf, 4 , . . i l - A,:.. , 1, I . . NL fi- hf' - ' :Jn .1,3f1gT.,:,5l ,Vu UTLIRE All The Robstown chapter of the Future Farmers of America was one ofthe busiest in the area this year. The boys were active in the Nueces County Live- stock Show, district judging contests, and served as hosts for the district officers' banquet. Members of the club pose above. On the top row, left to right, are Dickie Goodridge, Tommy George, Ramiro Sali- nas, Leonel Longoria, Joe De los Rios, Manuel F l o r e z, Tomas Medina, Rufino Chlarnon, Eugene Hernandez, Norman Burroughs, Raymond Bockholt, Johnny L ewi s, Bobby Gallagher, Harry Rychetsky, John Gold, Errol Herwig, Ronnie Chambliss, Melvin Maikoetter, and Tommy Andrews, third row, David Yett, Billy John Rogers, Don Banks, Henry Rodri- quez, Jesus Verdin, Charles Miller, Silvestre Garza, Jerry Rossen, Jerry William s, Cyril Hoelscher, vi. Doyle Ingram, Larry Custer, Joe Hoelscher, Ray- mond Hoelscher, E d ga r Hoelscher, and Celestino Ramon, second row, Frank Garza, Harry Hutchison, D 0 nnie Allen, E d w a r d Floyd, Bob Luce, Jimmy Thompson, Jerome Rychetsky, Henry Sijansky, Toy Smith, Mike Troutman, Johnny Cooper, Clegg Paschal, Dolph Lee Arnold, and Norbert Hoelscherg bottom row, Mr. Oliver, advisor, R. L. Heinie, Clarence Jauer, David Hoelscher, parliamentarian, D oug Bryant, tre a sur e r, Bobby Schanen, vice- president, JanetHutchison, sweetheart, James Pohl- meyer, secretary, Robert Miller, sentinel, Maurice Bernsen, reporter, Vern Tobias, president, Vernon Albrecht, TerryAllison, and Mr. Rektorick, advisor. The ch a pte r was honored by having two of its members selected to receive Lone Star Farmer I . 3' Yu.. t pl, . ,. ,fa ,-fl.. 1' f V- h ,I Q 5:45 rg , - ,w N. . .n , , Z . ' . - A f'1'1gi4 f'r4ae,,s V ypi.-is ff:-, - -Q' jg? .1 -'v ' ' ff-afar, ' . QA , degrees. Henry Sijansky and Joe Hoel sche r, the lucky winners, are pictured upper right. Next Vern Tobia s, chapter pre sident and district vice- president,is shown with the district sweetheart after presenting rosesto her at the district officers' ban- quet. Ne xt we see the boys building pens for the Nueces County Livestock Show. Club members also helped beautify the new administration building by landscaping it. At the lower left Seve ral Future Farmers practice surveying on school property. In the next picture we see a few ofthe boys repairing a boat trailer, Another of their many activities was trimming the cedars outside the V. A. building. Below we see them half- way through their work. .X 'Fa ' .-ov .,J..--. EP R.H.S. ha s reason to be proud of its active pep squad this year. The cute uni- forms and bubbling enthusiasm of its members serve as familiar trademarks of the organization. Sponsoring after game dances proved to be the major activity for the group. C aught in a typical pose a re: T op row, left to right: Rosario Valdez, Alma Garza,Mary Lou Olivarez., Ofelia Tijerina, Gloria Valdez, Elva Cortez., Betty Ann Renken, Cogie Fae Rogers, and Caroline I-Ianke. Second row: Jane Keefer, Sarah Vinson, .Tavan Vinson, Nina Clark, Shirley Fritsch, Kalani Banks, Barbara Bernsen, Louisa Madrano, and Doris Carlson. X xx-. . :J- i 1l..'L.- ' Tl -'.1nl- QUAD Third row: Elsie Sijansky, Mary Torn Harper, Wilma Jauer, Jeanelle Ripple, Rita Ka y Svadlenak, Van Wilson, La Verne Cabron, Beryl Linberg, and Barbara Worff. Fourth row: Gail Bullock, Ray Ruth Wheeler, Virginia Meider, Mary Louise Eggert, Judy Gadberry, Henrietta Dryden, Lenita Holland, Martha .To Hornung, and Bettie Linberg. Bottom row: Miss Barbara Airheart, Sponsor, Sarah Cooper, Parliamentariang SoRelle Land, Vice-President, Doug Bryant, Sweetheart, G a y Miles, Presidentg Gee Gee Rogge, Treasurerg and Juanita Cabron, Secretary. -4 N 4 4 H Robstown High School's choir won distinction this year by winning a second rating at the regional contest and placing five members in the All-Regional Choir. The Q roup was also presented on programs at school, hefore civic organizations, and in surrounding communities. M e mbe r s are b a c k row, left to right, Lalo Aguirre,Norrnan Burroughs, Donald Skipworth, Harry Hutchison, president, David Hoelscher, Saunders Parish, Raymond Bockholt, Joe Betan- c ourt, Leonel Gonzalez, Henry Sanchez, Billy Ray Real, Billy Jack Durham,Adolph Gomez, Joe De los Rios, and Felix Ocanas. Third r ow: Humberto Lopez, Esther Mar- tinvz, Patricia Thonias, Judy Gadlwrry, Caroline Hanl-1 mf, Gloria Wilder, Gloria Valdez, Teresa Cruz, Sarah Vinson, Ba rha ra Wilder, Adf-la Gal- van, Mary Lou Olivarez, and William Hill. 'K 'IT 1 'Q I X qv rx Q f- r , I K 'B' F. o L li Q I SOC ond row: Wanda Woods, Ianiv fiotulio, M a r Louise Ewwrt Iaziivnv 5 wer, Fa Y r-v V Stanford, PatsyW1-ight, Dora Kilim Rollinf, rhara Xiilli Nrazck, Carol Lotspoicn, Farbara Pi-rnmfn, Mzfxiw Cl'8iT1,-iFLIiiDO1'i5 Ci1r'i4OI1. Bottom roxx: Harold Lutn, director, Lopvz, RubyAyarxaqoitia, Martha Lariri, I , Dalia loriniv Ka y Rollin a, rvportvr, Rowario Jalal:-.c, Eva Pl- I1 a, Gail Nolan, D4-lla L- in Hqnilkian, 5011,-Hp Lanxl, and Jorma Vinwon, we-C1wra1'S.'-txwas' For Inv fi r at tint-X in itf Eiieiory tru- lI't'!', Choir organized antadrifgal 1TOYli7 for Inc 5011- gxryose of Singing for f'lI1. Those Stidvnte arf- nianirigalsz standing, ivft to right, DavidHoviscEiv:',Har1'y Hzitchiflon, Hwniiwrto Lop.-4, Donald Skii:v.oi'tE1, Nornian Bll1'I'011Qi1S, Pwiliy Rax'Rva1,P?ii1'.'Iaci-L Dixriiani,and Fvlix Ocanasg sr-an-13. Qarol Lots- . , . V . . pi- 1C :1, Dalia L oy-H z,Jari1v:tvhpw-1', X a Hanky-, Patsy Wright, RMA' Avarga-goitia, Vinson, SORQHO Lunzi, and Ioziria Yizison. rolinc harah -' ,J il-gg. -- ,, . Q.. -,,,,,..-....- n 1 , 4 P 1 i , -' , .--T fl:.'r'unri Ill Y ,,. Top row, left to right: Carlos Cruz, David Gonzalez, I-leliodoro Cueva, Rolando Chapa, Harry Rychetsky, Reynold Veselka, Maurice Bemsen, Harvey Hogan, Alton Pack, johnny Lewis, Dan Gibson, Manuel Suarez, and Ofelia Caceres. Fourth row: Janie Vee Stewart, Gerald Walker, George Garcia, Noe M. de los Santos, David Nerio, Judy Hogan, Felix Cisneros, Ruben Figueroa, Bert Turner, Dickie Roberts, Henry Rodriguez, and Henry Ocanas. Third row: Thomas Salinas, Thomas Medina, Alton Wills, Teddy Gallagher, Tommy George, Mary jo Allen, Irma Villarreal, Shirley Majeskey, Alicia Enriques, Anita Delgado, Mary Tijerina, Emma Escobar, and Roy Lee Heine. '6 PX ,L .v egg . , ...,.., T .5 V -- ,f,-,Q'?'I-'-1 'full 'll .W ,gf fr Alf. .ICT J I K 4 ' -.7 7 -T 'f-Q -L5h'1iKQL....a. - ' - .- e-l0'Lv-w,- . 4.1241 Second row: Clarence jauer, Sue Tubbs, Ross Markwardt, Mary Lane, Teresa Bosquez, joye Allen, Sylvia Villarreal, Cecil Talbert, Mary Elizabeth Hill, Beverly Reeves, Olga Trevino, and Tommie Salazar. First row: David I-loelscher, james Dale Stewart, Viola Rodriguez, Bertha Ramon, Celia Sanchez, Zelec Sei- denfield, Saunders Parish, Martha Balzer, Midgie Hailey, Janice Custer, Charlotte Stevens, Shirley Kubena, and Bradley Nan Weaver, Twirlers: Christine Albrecht, Sara Ann Basaldu, Sharon Jennings, Sharon Moody, and Avonel Grover. k-Q ?' -A 'Ny . . J Pausing for a moment of refreshment at the Band Booster's concession stand are the band officers: Maurice Bernsen, presidents Chris Albrecht, treasurer, David Hoelscher, student directorg Shirley Majeskey, vice-president, Mary jo Allen, librarian, Sue Tubbs, secretary, Janie Stewart,practice card secretary, Clarence Iuarer, projectionist, Midgie Hailey, attendance secretary, Bertha Ramon, librarian, james Stewart, pro- jectionist5 Viola Rodriguez, scholarship secretary, Sharon Jennings, drum major, and Tommy George, student director. Precision in red and white are our Robstown High School twirlers. They are, left to right: Drum Major, Sharon Jennings, Sharon Moody, Sara Basaldu, Chris Albrecht, and Avonel Grover. A .li A. mr his u l 2 -.Z Mrs. Alton Wills, Band Booster president, awards band sweaters to seniors Teresa Bosquez, Sara Basaldu, Sue Tubbs, Alton Pack, Teddy Gallagher, Maurice Bernsen, Shirley Majeskcy. and David I-loelscher. Caught in a practice session after school are members of the dance band: Director. Tommy George, Mary Io Allen, Mary Elizabeth Hill, David Hoelscher, Henry Rodri- guez, Noe de los Santos, Emma Escobar, Alton Wills, Carlos Cruz, George Garcia, Zelec Seidenfeld, janic Stewart. Maurice Bemscn, Dan Gibson.Thomas Medina, Ofelia Caceres, Thomas Salinas, and Manuel Suarez. LJ 'Rx , F1 i 'Z l H is Y' Tv' 5 Carol Lotspeich, debate, 1st District, 3rd Regional, speaks to speech students, Standing, left to right, Tommy George, debate, Gloria Paul, debate, Mrs. Betty Porter, speech and drama director, Joe Ramirez, declarnation, 1st District, 3rd Regional, and Viola Rodriquez, debate and dramatic reading, Seated are: Judy Hogan, debate, dramatic reading, Jane Keefer. declamation SoRel1e Land, debate, 1st District, 3rd Regional, Drue Talley, debate, Gay Miles, poetry reading, Mary Tom Harper, dramatic readings. Q UTLIRE Future Teachers are, top row, left to right: Norman Burroughs, Harry Hut- chison, SoRelle Land, Kalani Banks, Gloria Wilder, Caroline Hanke, and Carol Lotspeich. Third row: Henrietta Dryden, Van Wilson, Teresa Bosquez, Viola Rodriquez, Arthur Ramirez, Mr. Porter, sponsor. Second row: Janie Botello, Adela Galvan, Barbara Worff, Roserio Valdez,Alma Garza, Eva Pena, Efren Diaz de Leon, Irma Chapa, and Mary Tijerina. Bottom row: Georgia Mae Rogge,program chairman, Sharon Jennings, historian, Joe Ramirez, vice- president, Martha Jo Hornung, pr e si- dent, Janet Hutchison, secretary, and Beryl Linberg, treasurer, ,av- EHIIHERS lb' f Z I .15 R.lyIIlOHn1 Bu 15101: 'II Qklc In E i Il A' 1-- I vg- Ns- .1 ,... g 1 Y Swv ,-is X -.5' Milam., S DEQ w- f 31411 Q97 v .WU T13 Y Al Pickers Sack 35-13 Upset Win To Make History Belo Escobar 1' to Lopez 1 51 Y 5 E Quarterb Q 9 ww ,SQXNQXSX www 9 .god Q- Q35 'Q ,-S9 ' ' QQ , ,J eff ga 1 ' 62. :wk All n Cates ,M . ., , x . ,I .,., r. 'vu' X Cotton Plckers Ease Past Grevhounds Dj ' !1i011, 28631: I 'N N F: Assxstant Coach jerry Mullms and Coach Mark Culwell Robstown Robstown Robstown Robstown Robstown Robstown 31AA Co D1sLr1ct Champs M ' 1 . . vu--hwy --1--fm .. , t an .1 ,A fi'-,1 -.Q' . ,, ,, 1, . . ' Qu Q I 15.4 QI' pr H - A kk' fo? 1 5 W9i'hfy satin, . , .V 3, . 0 ' Q - l . H tg ' J: Af '.':J K ig mug' X U A ,K ' ' 'E sa' P4 L Ti' v' J 5, f.'e-'A 'I 3-v, , .? -is 4 A I 'H f if it ' ' Q . Y ' Q.- 7' - ' l l ft , ll KK ,nl AZN ,ANI 1.1 QQ KV -jlhl 'l l 'V L x fx i , , 'W n . Y T 2 K - I faq- v :'. :- xd xl I lg-.X 606 Alu, Xxxk ju, X Q. Q ,J 4 S it Our active A Team. with Coach Rittiman is as follows: Top row, left to right: Don Skipworth. Beto Escobar. Gordon Merritt. Norman Burroughs, james Pohl- rn e ye r . and Melton Wh i te . Bottom row: Peto Cruz. Crespin Gutierrez. David Ye tt, Lalo Aguirre, Marshall Lawrence. and Billy Ray Real. if ,,fl. V q 4. jamesPol1lmeyer ' l J ' Two-Year Letterman g ' ' f H J' , ...l wi xl -x 5 x k f l, fr Lalo Aguirre One -Ye ar llelterm an Manager Roger Studer fm fl 1x ma?' - sv? 2 SE W 4 1 9 2 4395 y .ev my I If 'Q ' .2 Qu W .l- Y' bill- 'Q 1' xygw 'Nzffivsf xgilsgnf ' A' '-1,41 2 .,., W 0, 54 ,s ew E ,A-wr li V QQ , . .. f , - 1 'Pia 4 I +, L.., m ' sq' ff Ng 11,5 5, Amr - 9 ' o Q. .f , , Q 3 X Y , 5 4 4 A KK , If ,qi I E uv' Jo f . R N X David Yett 'Hx N- . Billy John Rogers f'X sl' .f- -. v ,f V Who has it? i fr' 32 -..1'v'E Q if ig He can jump, but Norman Burroughs One -Ye ar Letterman 'K X . Vx: V . N, Q X 4 Q 2 s vf ,I X Beto Escobar . N. ,N f ' 'ul lx 1 ' I NG Gordon Merritt One -Ye ar Letterm an Where is the ball? . x if l CNY , Mfr I K r an ,ff X gk, Eff ' 3. 7 .X . J' V ntl - ' ,, f -,v -v A Xt ' , A , s ff 'MN , K f QTWME X -,-- - Peto Cruz A One-Year Letterman Billy Ray Real On the brilliant B Team coached by jerry Mullins are the following: Top row. left to right: Ronnie Sullivan. Dale Bul- lock. Edgar Korff. Bobby Gallagher. Bottom row: jerry Wayne Williams. jim Kittoe, and Vernon Allureclmt, Alton Pack, Wayne McNeill , Schanen, Humberto Lopez, Lalo Hern and ez, jesse Noriega, joseph Robert Miller, Victor Pinon, Narcisco Marshall Lawrence Three-Year Letterman Pole Vault This year's track Queen was jonna Ann Vinson, The duchesses were, left to right: Midgie Hailey, javan Vinson, and Mary Tom Harper. The sprint relay team consists of: Jesse Noriega, four-year letterman. Robert Mil- ler, two-year letterman, Bobby Schanen. three-year le tte rm an , Humberto Lopez. three-year letterman. 5. 13 1 5 . I fiifiw X-, . Rr K' V -as ,,. -1.-ir.. The cross country team is left to r i ghtg Arthur Ramirez, jr.. two-year letterman, Victor Pinon. Crespin Gutierrez, and Lalo Ag uirre, three- year letterman. ,Lg , m,f?,,.r:', Lalo Aguirre, three-year letter- man, Clears twenty-two feet on the broad jump. Narclsco Cantu, three-year letterman, up and over the pole vault, fp 'sl .+I K Qi V 1 ,V 'X Doug Haskett, four-year le t t e r - man, clears the high jump bar and also runs on sprint relay team. be The 440 and Mile Relay teams are left to right: jesse Noriega, Wayne Mc- Neill, joseph Ho e 1 sche r , Doug Needham, Robert Miller, two-year letterman, Humberto Lopez, three-year letterman. ,K N Aofr 'Q J 1 'Sk- Q tux! 1 Sz? ,gflfyt i A 1, Humberto Lopez, three-year letter- man, with a good start wins the hun- dred, I .. Crespin Gutierrez hurls the discus. The coaches are jerry Mullins and J. B. Outlaw. , . ,1 x - ' tv r The milers are Victor Pinon and jesse Norieg A-Q , 'U' ' 1 X 5 4' rg, f' Q f f ,, sf 2 Bobby Ree se T we-Ye ar Letterman 1, I ' N Chris Albrechr Three -Ye ar Le Kerman Slate Singles Champion Class A Q , 5 1 s ,. 'Q , X.. ir 'V lx N N 'Y at y- fg -355 S' 5 ! 55z::f E' ' 'N :::::::::: .'f!???????? 7 Lf' ? E, J' Kalani Banks Two-Year Letterman uf Harry Hutch ison Two - Year Leuerm an The tennis team coached by Bill Hoover are top row, left L to right: Coach Hoover, Dolph Lee Amold, Don Banks, Dale 2 Bullock, Harry Hutchison. Harold jackson, and Bohhy Reese, Bottom row: Gloria Paul, Ray Ruth Wheeler, Gail Bullock. Henrietta Dryden, Kalani Banks, and Chris Albrecht, f x - .h ' 1 X Henrietta Dryden Two-Year Letterman Harold jackson Three-Year Le tterinan f'mw f x ir. '-Q , .., ,- ri, X 1 X - , l E W w i -.Q . I' 'v E ' K IP l Q 1 , .. X A ' I A K S , Y . XJ ,, ny U .Z . c 1 rg fy . - - Q ' , .1 ' ' it H ,N A y fb ' i 1 9 A ' X 5 Y X . Q 'Q K f M v 'G' . X f' 'Yi'-A ' A if 1 : ff ' Z I 1 'E .,,3f'W.'i x X ' V i . W ., sg v'W.., wa f Aff . V Y ff ' M, f n v. s fa ' 1' I f1.,j,,,Q'iJELk , W ' I ,f , - giwqw ,gm ' X S F- all-r i . -'55 I Wh 3 .M V ,.4LfAo, V ' V.. if Melton White , one-year lettermang Raymond Hoelscher, one-year lettermang Doyle Ingram, Cyril I-loelscher, and Mike Troutman are five of fr' 'A A -1. my ' 1 xx :,.2s.ij, K ' . ,D 5 'Nx,L.if,M .. in wx F V 4 f X fvefi-uw 5 X M ' M 19' .w . . X x I . the Cottonpicker fielders. ...M A- 3' Y? ,'..-is-...fig A I 4 LQ ' ':3fi4 L,,f?': ' ' ,A '93 2ve'.i. w-fl i A' -r .- Ag' tr.- f, .'.fAw::iAA, :!f?,-1 X juan R a m e r iz , one-year im 5 ' letterman, shows his skill at A N, iquffl third base. gs A, J . W . , 5. . A ' Ai-I ' T Ai' 1 Af-:A -' Afif 5 ss--'AY,w:?1f V 'A' fj is ' M :gf -ii.t Two- ye ar le tterman, Doug Bryant is catcher. no . ,-Y f, , X, M an a g e r s - Pedro Montalvo and Do- mingo Montalvo look over the equipment. .Y Bobby Ramon , capable second baseman, is a one-year Ietterman. .-.-v f , 1 ff' Ir? y , -Jghl 'af ' ' an aff if f ,fri I' 1 . Q n ' 5 i I : .,, ..,: ,7 4 5 l -, M. , '52, Q' -. , Ly-t, i .' :VHA ss .2 N Q T ' ' ii-Q if 733 C o a c h Rittiman led our Cottonpickers to vic- tory many times. Skip puts this leaping lad out on first. Nice going! ! I uw? .1 - gf 2 Q.. . 4 .l. Eur, Ronnie Sullivan, I. R, Robertson, two-year le t - J terman , Jerome Rychetsky, and Henry Sijansky, field- ers, pose for the camera. x .J-3 , . vi, 'Q f 'af I, fly -ef 32. r' -' ' R fn.-sf 554il55B.'ii?'?'i, Q ' 635454 fs-'fig ,155-' s Xk'A9 'fwT'Ell?A H NN is .VN K H 'H .avt- .saptz I , q J A ri R Q. 'whiff Q 5 in '11, 41 J A A 1 ' R A- if 'Wi Raymond Buckholt, four-year le tt e r - man, and Crespin Gutierrez, one-year let- terman, are the boys who pitched their way to victory in many of the season's games. Was it a Hit or a Miss? f ' 1 . ,, A A N ,f , J 'e---'- Q I...-fg f ' I4 , M ,pix p. 'X i f.7'f'+:i ig: I t hh, f RZ 2.,a,T1- 2 sn 4 .. , I . ,yijiinel YM. 11:4 Q gig. - ' :Mr . .. K ' . -1 Z , V 8 , -V A 6 x b, x 4 K gf! I - - A , , , , U is 4 ,. fit 'A Lf., ' l ,MQ . m I . -A - ,--ir. W ,I I ' X R ' -R 'f R' 'LL i 'f ' 'N ' ' - I 4,-I ,LQ , , . J- ,, we-,L-' , '- ,n Mateo Valdez, who is a one-year le tterman, plays shortstop. ff lol Q Donold Skipworth, one-year letterman and 1st baseman, jumps to catch that ball. I I 'B The golf team, coached by jimmy Porter, are left to right: Coach Porter, Harry Hutchison, jimmy Thompson, Leonard Speer, and Edward Floyd. The team placed second at District and attended the Regional meet. . fd . 5 5? ,b Harry. four-year letterman. watches jimmy. two-year lettcrmaniake close aim before making a shot. Leonard. four-year letterman . helps Edward. also four-year letterman.siqht in his hall. 'f ' vs! I- , 'HAH-. 's '-1 Now you hit the ball this way, says Miss Airheart, An exciting game in tennis doubles. 1 ,gf I 47. -sa The Intramurals coach this year was jerry Mullins. Safe! yells Coach Mullins. 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