San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)
- Class of 1951
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VJ 1 MSM Pe'UTNK'1' Xwbyxd as Jggjk 'A 5, Dzibvvbg -F0 P 96,0 eaxx Gifbbx ff-WW 9596 Qf 10 f Pg' D K Dedimtizfu We, the staff of the 1951 El Oroso, take pride in dedicating this annual to Ruth Reeves, Who, through her friendship and un- derstanding toward each student, has creat- ed Within him a lasting interest in his school activities. In her short time as sponsor of the E1 Oro- so, Mrs. Reeves, by understanding guidance, has given the staff the motivation needed to make a truly good yearbook. Som Icxcinto Hig A11 our Loyal And We H Golden May Yo And Wi Our San ! 1' , 1 1 rf' f' . ,' rf' I. J, X 4' T' I X X. I ,-fix fl!! I , If I f , 117' J ' Tv , I If Aff' Cable af 60 ten I DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ....... SENIORS . . . IUNIORS ........ SOPHOMORES .. FEATURES .... ACTIVITIES .... SPORTS ......... CAMPUSOLOGY . ADVERTISEMENTS Draw I t0A 'lA!v0'wlM4Lf,J 4.fJNfMf San yacznta ukfgidge thee, D i P ,W I 11 fl f f ft ' I I , V, I, '1 IIAMIIX fad! M i wyfutx lim Q 5 Wx . I I f X Q , QV, A I I ADMINISTRATION 2 E 5 I 1 l 51 5 e Q N I S 1 I 1 I i I 1 Q N 5 E F MRS. HARRIETTE GODLEY Dean MR. W. BRYAN SHAVER Asst. Principal MRS. DORESS HOLBERG Attendance Page IO MRS. KATHLEEN DUGGAN Registrar PAcUifrYwgnd DlEfPPi1i'TMENTS MRS. M1-HIE AI-I-EN Mqth MR. E. B. INGRAI-IAM English MR. R. I. Al.sUP Civics MR. EDDIE LANDRY Big ogy MISS EDITH BABB Biology MR. WILLIAM I.EAcI-1 Driving MRS- H5155 BARNES M! MRS. IUANITA Le'l'ULLE Civics MISS NEI-I-E BATTE English MRS. sAl.I.Y LIVINGSTON oiiics MR. CHARLES BICKI-EY Band MRS. 'II-IERIQSA MAYNARD Orthopedics MISS MAUDE BREWSTER American History MISS IEANE MCI-UAE Drumutics M155 WU-I-IE BRIANT Math MISS ADI-ILE MICHAEL Commercial MISS HARHII-I'l'TE BRUSH Physical Education MR, 0, L, MIDDLETON' Physical Education MRS- MHRGUHRITE BYRNBS Math MRS. MARGARET MOORE American History MR. WILLIAM CHANCE Mgih scr. It MosEs R. o. 'r. c. Mas. EVA cl-IANEY Commercial Miss MARY oA'I'MAN Enqlish Mns. MAMIE CLAYTON Home Economics MR. RAY PEACH Physics Miss RoNA COLLIER English MR. DALE PERKINS Civics MRS- HELEN COPE!-AND Enqlish MR. DONALD PETERS Commercial lhAa:aIs.vhIIEg.:liIINlg:g1lgZ3:CiH I-ihggry Mhs. RUBY RATLIFF English . on En lish M155 Fl-ORA DAVE Mum BngnRS'clliIIia1'i'IisR1iEgs,.vE5s Physical Educgtion MRS. PAULINE DUNN Commercial MH' LEWIS RUECKERT Library MISS ANNA EVANS ' Spanish MHS. ICE SECOR English MRS- AMY EVYBN Home Econofnics Miss CHRISTINE SCHULTZ Math CUT- ERNEST FERGUSON H- 0- T- C- MRS PEARL SHAW Physical Education MR. P. FINFROCK Chemistry MRS' MABLE SPERHY Biology MRS. RUBY GALDONIK Speech and Debate HELEN S1-BED Lqlin MRS. DOROTHY GILLEN Physical Education THOMPSON - An Mns. ROSAMOND GLOSUP Music MHS- HMB I--TREVINO S .h MISS INEZ GOODMAN French gng Spanish MISS ESEQBLE Am I. 55255 mss MILDRED c.u'I'I-IRIE loumalism MISS FERRY VAN LEW e 'Cm' 1 gg mis. CORINE I-IERMANN Math MHS-VAN VIEBXG Ph sul Education Miss RUTH I-IICKEY English MF- Y ' MRS. ROBERT HOLBEHG oiiiss MISS MARGARET WAPLES Math MRS. Donls HUBBARD Biology MRS. VIVIAN WILSON . English MISS EULA HURST Orthopedics MH. A. P. YOUNG Mechanical Drawing MR. MIDDLETON MISS OATMAN MR. P CH MR. ROSE . MH. RUECKERT MRS SECOR MRS. VAN LIEW MR. VIEBIG MR. YOUNG .i,. Wi - MR PERKINS MRS. REEVES MISS SCHULTZ MRS. THOMPSON f 1. :swiss 7 s 5, I. I i 4 hx wir- 1 if iff'- I f iazgvgg ,f ,:pi,Cf::if,'fEg'pSiQA 7- 4, ,- 4 W gg-N,- i T525 - ,, Y , A ,, Mg: ck:-,M wi c ,,.g,rMH -fsgnr ,Y5-Wxjkni . b E 2 i wi' 2 if n s MRS. GLOSSUP MRS. GODLEY b , MRSSHUBBABD MR. LANDRY '25 2:3 'fi t ...,.,.. G lr yw 1f.g if W i ,AA+A1 s 5 MR. FINFROCK MRS. GALDONIK MRS. GILLEN MISS GUTHRIE MRS. HERMANN MRS. HOLBERG Miss Batte, Mr. Ingraham, and Miss MR. LEACH MRS. LE TULLE MRS. MAYNARD Steed. Thinkinq About English? Mrs. Allen Minus Her Hickory Stick. MH. ALSUP MR. BICKLEY MISS BRUSH MISS COLLIER MRS. COPELAND MRS. CROUCH MRS. DUGGAN MRS. DUNN MRS. EVIEN Does Mrs. Byrnes Smile Like This In Class? MRS. CLAYTON MR. CHANCE MISS DAVIE , 1 . Mrs. Barnes - Pretty As A Picture. SQA Admwwmqkwwa M wi . 'P ' A ff' ,Q My Q if W Pgl4 SENIORS ww V H I , fi ' 3, .QL .. , ww fhf, ' a n my '---- ,. ,.,', W i, li L.-Ty L, if' iliwigigwfsaxgg, me A WW 35 Hx wisywwk wx sw xx-J' ,553 ,M , Mmlvw 584 my , V. , , iw V iw N 5499.2 Ffh QE gg Q' ' M Q A lfw. ,,3.,15m3 .J v if 32' 1 - ,ff 41 IA! .,g 1 1453? .V aw A 2 2' H ,- if i S Senior Qgfif 0Mcers President ....... , .......... Bob Hall Vice-President ....... Iohn Lancaster Secretary ...... ..... R ochelle Nelson Treasurer .... Marcia Sadoff Iohn, Rochelle, Marcia, and Bob. Commencement Night ---- ------ L EE TUCKER Mono, Gift, comm ..... Monms SCHULTZ Class ............ .... D ..'.- -..-. I Entertainment ..... . . . ...... BOB CULVER I Honor and Shame from no Cap and Gown ..... ..... R OBERT SCHLUIVEPF Glass gf0W6l' White Gladjola Cflass Zalors Green and Silver Cflass Malta Condition Rise: Act Well your Part, there all the Honor lies. Page I7 ...www 2' f 9' ,A, F 'YK2 E :ww MRS. LE TUT..LE'S CIVICS CLASS - Hines, Cantrell, Cannon, Sherman Davis, Hutchins, Alsworth, Bryson, Padgett, Rudd, Burnett. ALSWORTH, ROBERT L.-Band. '48-'5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l. ALTMAN, IAME-Adavnced Chorus, '48-'5l: Pres. Advanced Chorus, '49: Publicity Mgr., '50: Allied Youth, Pres., '5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51, Cabi- net, '49: Asst. Advertising Mgr. oi El Oroso, '50: Senior Editor oi El Oroso. '51: Hi-Y, '50: Sec. ot Home Room, '50: Track Follies ot '50: Vice-Pres. oi Youth Council. '48: Publicity Mgr., '49: Pres., '50: Red Cross, '50. ' ANDRESEN, MARGARET NADINE-Ice Skating Club, '48: Gauchos, '48-'-19: Girls' Booster Club, '48- '50: Youth Council, '48-'49. ASHBURN. GEORGE-Boys' Booster Club: Cabinet, '48-'5l: Football B Team, '47, A Team, '48-'50: Fire Patrol, '49-'5l: Track Team, '48-51: Track Fol- lies, '50. BAREISS, CAROL-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Rinq Committee Class, Ian.. '5l. BOYHR, IEHRY--Boys' Booster Club, '48-'Sli Cubi- net. '50: Asst. Cash Booster, '50: Pike Patrol, '50: B Team Football, '48-'5l. BRACHER, LOIS--National Honor Society, '49-'50: Science Club, '49: Valedictorian. BROCKMAN, REESE BURNETT, JACK-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50. TLER, CRARMINE EIXADE, MARY DELL-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Volleyball Team. '50: Youth Council. '49- CANTRELI., ROSE ELLA-Advanced Chorus. '50- 'Sly Girls' Chorus, '48-'49: Treas. Movie Operators' Club. '50. CARTER. EVELYN CLAIRFIELD, SEYMOUR-Boys' Booster Club, '48- '51: Track Mgr.. '47, CHROMCAK, IENNIE-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50: Girls' Chorus, '48-'50: Ice Skating Club, '50: Red Cross, '49-'50: Volleyball Team, '49. CULVER, BOBBY-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51g Football. B Team, '48, A Team, '49: May Fete, Sophomore Duke. '48. Senior Duke. '50: Pres. Home Room, '48-'49: Track Follies, '49. DEITCH, EVELYN-Band, '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '50-'5l: Orchestra. '48-'5l. FAULKNER. CYNTHIA HALL, BOBBY-American Legion Club. '48-'51, Pres., '50-'5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51, Chiei Booster. '50-'5l: Basketball. B Team. '48-'49, A Team, '49-'50: Sports Editor oi El Oroso, '50-'5l: May Pete, Sophomore Prince. '48, lunior Prince, '49: Na- tionalsllonor Society. '50-'5l: Pres. oi Senior Class an.. ' 1. HUTCHENS, RUBY-Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5l: Gym Capt., '49: Co-Capt. Intramurals. '4S. KAPLAN. MARVIN-R. O. T. C.. Capt., '50-'51, Ol- licers' Club. '50-'5l. KROMER, DORRIS IUNE-Advanced Chorus. '50-'5l: Dramatics Club, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50. LANCASTER. IOHN H.-Senior Class Vice-Pres. Ian., '5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51, Asst. Chiel. '50: Asst. Scribe, '50: Mgr. Baseball, '49: Mgr. A Team Football, '49: Sports Editor, '50 El Oroso, Bus. Mgr., '5l: National Honor Society, '49-'50, Pres., '50: Salutatorian.1 LANDERS, MABEL IOYCE-Girls' Booster Club, '48- '50 LESSERAUX. RONALD LEE-R. O. T. C. Lt.. '50, Officers' Club, '50: Softball Team, '48-'49. LEWIS, HARVEY-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'49: R. O. T. C., '50. MCINTOSH. DON MCNELLY, OHVETTA--Bowling Club, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Volleyball Team, '48-'-49: En- tertainment Committee lor Senior Class Ian., '5l. ...R an-its MEISLER, IUDITH-Girls Booster Club, '50-'51, ' 'f5,'l'B1'i7 ','71f'U,sf '5i V'f,, temHLy':Eavg.t:LUgilt' ,ti ,, Q tv-5,5 13: ,Q317 V- A fr iffgerl' ,W :W-, ,. A ' fig EEQQQ 'wEifQE 1 inf : ip lst Q l iii , - '- , l 2 Ag iii iw A. x 3 J fir , I 5 W ' ,4 1-'jZ51,,fI'5'-V 4 gag ,L f A M2 in NELSON, ROCHELLE-Sec. ol Senior Class Ian., '5l: Archery Team, '48-'50: City Archery Team, '50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Vice-Pres. lunior Achievement Company, '50: Youth Council, '50: rv- iffy as dv J Winner City Advertising Contest, '50: Second Place in National Contest: Harris County Safety Award, '50: Harris County Medical Association Award: Golden Rule Contest Award. '50. PADGETT. DORIS-Gauchos, '48-'51, Flags: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'Sl: Chairman, Ring Committee Senior Class Ian., '5l. PIZZITOLA, NORINE-Bowling Club, '49: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50: Gauchos, '49-'S0: Ice Skating Club, '49: Track Follies, '50: Entertainment Com- mittee Senior Class Ian., '50. POINTER, JOYCE-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Red Cross Club, Vice-Pres.. '50: Star Reporter: Ring Com- mittee Senior Class Ian., '5l. PREWITT, MILLXE HINFS-Archery Team, '-18: ' ' LA Girls' Booster Club, '49-'50: Intramural Table Ten- - -2 ' nis Champ. '4B: Captain ot Gym Class, '48-'Sly National Honor Society. '49-'5l: May Pete Low . 1 Senior Princess, '50: Sec. ot Home Room, '50-'5l: Volleyball Letterman, '49: Ring Committee Senior - ' -f', Class Ian., '5l: Youth Council. '48. ROGERS. DORIS NELL--Girls' Booster Club. '48- ' - '50: Red Cross Club Rep., '49-'50: Gauchos, '48-'50: 4 ,gr 5 I , .- Member of the Youth Council Club. ROMINE. GLO , .,. g f wt S' 52. CIVICS CLASS ROSENFELD, ARNOLD-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50. BOTH, MARLENE-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'49: Gauchbs. '48-'50: Science Club, '49. RUDD, PATSY ANN-Girl's Booster Club, '48-'50: Gauchos, '48-'49. Mr. Perkins, Stunkard, Zindler, Bareiss, Campbell, Brockman, Cherry, Butler, Dunn, Nelson, Altman, Shapiro, Crocker, Sni- der, Clark, Young, Herrin, Malev, Griffin, Shniderson. Page 20 .ela!snsne,z' 'swf ,si 'I fs, ., A--1 Hope they enjoyed the Christmas program. Mrs. Gillen, Mrs. Godley, Mr. Wright, Mr. Rogers, and Mrs. Glossup. SADOPF, MARCIA-Glrh' Booster Club, '48-'49 Senior Class Treas. - ' SCHLUMPF. ROBERT-Boys' Booster Club. SCHULTZ, MORRIS 1 SHAPIRO, Cl-IARLB-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5D: Tennis Team. '49-'50: City Champs, '49, ISEHNIDERSON, IANICE-Girls' Booster Club, '49- GNIDEB, IO ANN-Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5D: Gauchos, '49-'50, Sgt., '50: Red Cross Rep., '49, Girl's Chorus: Track Follies, '50, STOKES, MARTHA ANN TOLHR, BESS TUCKEB. LEE TURNER, RALPH C.-Boys' Booster Club, '49-'50. WILIS, PEGGY-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Gauchos, '48-'50, Sgt., '50. ZINDLER IRMA ROSE-Archer , y Team, '50-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '50: Ir. Beauty, '49. .TWXSSF ADVANCED CHORUS WILSON STUART' LONG COE MURRAY ANDREWS DOUGLASS KNQW V--A-..,4 Page 22 KIMBLE WHITLEY CLEERE CHEW WEBB ' ORR MUELLER I ONES HOLLEY ANDREWS Sen br 514.95 60 mitfccs Bill White, President: Billye Littlepage, Vice-President: Mary Lou Andrews, Secretary: S. M. Hallibur- ton, Treasurer. r CLASS MORNING Margaret Lee, Chairman Howard Hendrix Prank Rice lane Booker Peggy Mauk COLOR, MOTTO. FLOWER Louette Kestenberq, Chairman Iudith Heeves Revcr Lee Siegle Annette Colish lean Felice DANCE Lynn Holley, Chairman Karolyn Golibart Doris Kennedy Kay Berry Wallis Elston Laura Kimble Marilyn Dentler Claire Iaworski Rolland Sargent Seuia 5111.95 0M:crs FINANCE S.M. Halliburton, Chairman Patty Pitts Marilyn Dentler Bernice Bozon Amy Howard Rozelle Jacobson Ruth Reagan Ioy Doyle Bill Kimmey Claudia Minnick GRADUATION NIGHT Lazar Greenfield. Chairman Rozelle Jacobson Norman Lasser Arnold Goldstein Evelyn Levine Morton Levy 'CLASS GIFT Tommy Lynch, Chairman Bubba Levy Jackie Banning Martha Iean Parks Bob Dannenbaum BACCALAUREATE Bobby Holbrook, Chairman Bob Meyers Judith Reeves CAP AND GOWN Fred Beeler, Chairman Wallis Elston Morton Levy Iack Furby Molly Ann Tiras Iackie Banning Bob Campbell Io Ann Schultz Sue Duncan Bob Dannenbuum PICNIC I. T. Long, Chairman Bill Kimmey Louis Loeser Ronald Lassiter Nancy Allen Page 23 BACK ROW: Wallis C. Elston, Morton Louie Levy, Ir., Howard Iohnston Hendrix, Norman L. Lasser Her bert Irvin Wisenberg, Herman Lapin, Paul Henry Mengden. FRONT ROW: Susan Claudette Knowles, Harriette Allan Goldstone, Bozelle Iacobson, Louette Kestenberg Annette Lorelei Colish, Evelyn Levine, Betty Ruth Waxman, Iov Priscilla Doyle. Kaudidates far Graduation Graduated with Highesl Honors CUPP451' 5705 Graduated with Honors QUpper 10 f D Page 24 Colish, Annette Lorelei Doyle, Ioy Priscilla Elston, Wallis C. Goldstone, Harriette Allan Hendrix, Howard Iohnston Iacobson, Rozelle Kestenberg, Louette Knowles, Susan Claudette Lapin, Herman Lasser, Norman L. Levine, Evelyn Levy, Morton Louie, Ir. Mengden, Paul Henry Waxman, Betty Ruth Wisenberg, Herbert Irvin Axelrod, Renee Io Banning, Iacqueline Ann Booker, Nancy lane Boozalis, Theodore St. Pontanille, Harriette Marie Greeniield, Lazar Iohn Halliburton, Silas Martin Hamovit, Sheila Iris Iaworski, Claire Lee, Margaret Emily Levy, Irvin A. Meyer, Iudith Aline Reeves, Iudith Caroline Schafer, Helen A W TYPING CLASS Miss Michael, Io Ann Anderson ADAMS. MIKE-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Dis- tributive Education, '50: Red Cross Club, '48, R. 0. T. C.. '48-'50. ALLEN, NANCY-Bowling Club, '48-'5l: El Oroso Circulation Stall, '50-'5l: Girls' Chorus, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51, Senior Capt., '50: Home Room Pres, '49: Home Room Sec.. '50. AMARO. IOSEPHINE-Girls' Booster Club, '49-'50: Spanish Club, '49-'5l. ANDERSON, 10 ANN-Bowling Club, '48-'49: Gauchos, '48-'5l, Lieut., '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51, Cash Booster. 'SCH Youth Council, '49-'51, Song Leader, '49, Vice-Pres.. '50. ANDREWS, MARY LOU-Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Cheerleader, '50-'5l: E1 Oroso Circulation Stall. '49- '50: Gauchos. '48-'50, Corp., '49, Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Home Room Pres., '48: Home Room Treas., '49: May Fete Duchess. '50: Red Cross. '48-'49g Rifle Team, '50-'Sly Youth Council, '48-'50: Most Popular. '51 Anmomr. BUDDY AHMBRUSTER. DONNA ARONSON. DONALD-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Crack Drill Platoon, '48-'51: Gavel Club, '48-'49: Movie Operators Club, '48-'49: R. O. T. C., '48-'51, Capt., '50-'51, Oliicers Club, '50-'5l: Hall Patrol Capt.. '49-'50. AVEHY. IO ANN AXELROD, MOISE-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: B Team Football, '49-'50: Gavel Club. '48-'51, Pres., '50-'SL AXLEROD, RENEE--Advertising Stal! ol Directory. '50: Circulation Stall of El Oroso. 'Sli Gauchos, '49- '5l, Flags, '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'Sli Floras Bonitas, '4B: Spanish Club. '48. BAKER, WANDA-Gauchos, '48-'51, D. 6 B., '48- '50, Twirler, '49, Lt. Twirlers. 50. Best Company, '48-'49: Runner-Up Beauty and Track Follies, '50. -fs. M, . .s .ll VM, , -m., ww, M... -M V, 1 2, L -,zf s 1 N la lg Q 1 SN? 8 ev Si j' A A ..,. ?T A E Fig... Y' X A l his M1 wider J jx N KQE. f .. 'K fm, ' I J' if' W. , ffm , . N N N at 'Q x ,A ,ggi fm, x ' . BAND MAIORETTES Crooker, Bazaman, Segal 'far at Q.: ,..g,' ,, ps is 3 f y . WM it W ,,,,,, Q A A '!'f'W7 N .Me rt X A I A f L54 ,M 5 W' oiflfl 7 2: Q., -'r3?silEif'4i-4 f -isa ss . M KYQY xv: - 1 .f 0 gy MW ':rw,?' . 1, 5, 'W ,. 3 xrif, ' . . .Q ls f of , Y K x . ,Q .fm ' M GBC INSTALLATION Margaret Lee SHOP Dunagin, Stewart f 1 ' f' ' P. . -' :J- f - -mg, mag, .,:.:-L -2. -. Un:-V . if . W as MW' sf , XV 5 ws . w az fvfsgggr ' ' ' szcgizwff M W-. -,,, M , f. .... WW rifle 1, we 2 at 3 fn! 8 XM 'X L im MMR-m. I A 5.-1-Q ' if 4910, 5 ,. i .E i r.rL KI 5 : J 1 1 4 X X N ,B li X t W Y if Mi ' A .si ,SFALDEHACI-I. BONNIE-Girls' Booster Club. '50- BANNING. JACKIE-Band, '49-'50, Sgt.: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50. BANNON, BARBARA-Girls' Booster Club, '50-'5l: Youth Council, '50-'5l: Y-Teens, 'SO-'5l. BARCLAY. PAULA IANE-Gauchos D. 6 B., '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50. BARNEYT, ELIZABETH-Swimming Team, '48-'50: Y-Teen. '49-'51. BARR, IOHN-Boys' Booster Club. '50-'51: H. O. T. C. Captain. '50-'51, Officers' Club, '50-'5l: Rille Team, '50-'5l. umm, msn- B Team rooumix. '4s:,Bqys' B 1- Club, 'so-'sn Bo s' Booster Club, 49- 51. Elrgxfgsgo sum. '5e'51: H. 0? T. C.. '48-'51: R. O. T- C- H' ' C1 b. '50-'5l. Oil?ElrI?IE'I'l'r1MAHY IO-Girls' Booster Club. '48 49. BERGSTROM, DOTTIE - Bowling Club. '49-'5l. Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Ice Skating Club. '49. BERRY, KAY-Advertising Stall, El Oroso, '50: Al- lied Youth, '50: Bowling Club. '48-'50: Beauty Con- test, '49-'50: Chairman ot Newcomer's Tea. '50: Cir- culation Statt, Bl Oroso. '50: Directory Circulation, '47: Gauchos. '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '49-'5l: Rep. of Home Room. '50: San Iacinto Rep. in Inter- Scholastic Spelling Meet. '507 Star Reporter, '50-'5l: Treas. oi Drill, '50-'5l: Treas. ol Home Room. '50: Youth Council. '49-'5l. BINFORD. MARY ANNE-Bowling Club, '48-'48: Directory Advertising Staff. '49-'5l: E1 Oroso Adver- tising Stall, '50-'5l: Gauchos. '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: Horse Back Riding Club, '50-'5l: Youth Council, '48-'5l. BLASINGAME, IACK-Boys' Booster Club, '49-'50: Football B Team, '49: A Team, '5O. BLANCHETTE, HBNRIETTA-Chorus. '49-'50: Gau- chos, '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '47-'5l: Home Room Sec., '49-'50. BOOKER, IANE-Gauchos. '48-'51: tlfluqsl. '50- '5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: National Honor Society, '49-'5l: Runner-Up Beauty. BOOZALIS. THEODORE BOULDIN, CALLIE IO-Drama Club. '49-'50: Out- standing Iunior Drama Award. '49: Gauchos, '48- '5l: Bowling Club, '48-'49: Girls' Booster Club, '48- '49: Home oom Sec.. '48-'49. BOZON, BERNICE-Bowling Club. '48-'49: El Oro- so Soph. Editor, '48-'49: Junior Editor. '49-'50: Co- Editor, '50-'5l: Gauchos. '48-'5l: Sec. Lieut.. '49-'50: Girls' Chorus, 50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, 48-'5l: Chiel Booster, '5O. BROOKS, REED-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Foot- ball A Team, '49-'50: Track, '49-'5l. BROPHY. JOAN-Gauchos. '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '50-'5l: Youth Council. '50-'51. BROWN, PATSY-El Oroso Circulation Stati. '50- '5l: Gauchos, '48-'5l: First Lieut.. '49-'50: Capt.. '50- '5l: Bowling Team, '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48- '5l: Horse Back Hiding Club, '50-'5l: Red Cross Club, '48-'49: Youth Council. '50-'5l. BRUTON, AL1-.Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5O: Asst. Chief Booster, '5O: Basketball Mgr. A Team. 'S0: Fire Patrol Lieut., '50: Football B Team. '48-'49: Trainer, '50: Star Reporter, '50: Track Team. '50. BRYAN. KENNETH-Star Stall. BRYSON, MARGARET-Allied Youth. '50-'5l: Gau- chos, Drill, '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Team, '48-'49: Horseback Riding Club. '50- '5l: Ice Skating Club. '50-'5l: Spanish Club, '49-'50: Star Club Editor, '50-'5l: Youth Council, '48-'-19. BURGE, DIANA BURKE, SHARON'-Girls' Booster Club, '50-'51. BURTON. ROGER CAIN, PARA LEE--Advanced Chonrs Accompanist. '49: Class Capt. of Health Class. 'SOJ Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5l: Youth Council Accompanist. '50. S , 3 CALLAI-IAN, IOHN-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50 B Team Football, '497 H. O. T. C., '48-'50, Sgt. 'S0: Track, '50. CAMPBELL, BOB-Boys' Booster Club, '50-'51 Bowling Club, '50-'5l: Dramatics Club, '50-'5l. CAMPBELL, ION-Advanced Chorus Vice-Pres. '50-'Sli Basketball B Team, '49, A Team. '50 Boys' Booster Club, 49-'51, Football B Team, '49 A Team. '50: Red Cross. Track Team, '49-'5O. CASH, WANDA-Chorus, '47-'51, Girls' Booster Club. '47-'5l. CERVENKA, BETTY JANE - Band, '48-'Sly Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Ice Skating, '48-'50: Youth Council. '48. CHAPMAN, GRACE-D. E. Club. '50: Girls' Boost- er Club, '49-'50: Ping-Pong Intramurals, '49. CHERRY, MARVIN CHEW ELEANOR-Allied Youth '50-'5l: Gauchos '4a-'51, dpi., '49-'so, sec., 'so-'51, cms' Booster ciubf we-'51, Ice skating Club, '4s-'49, ned cross Club. '48-'5l: Youth Council, '49-'5l. CHOATE. IACK CLAIRFIELD, SONYA-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Chorus. '49-'50. CLEERE, PAT-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Gauchos, '49- '50: Treas. IDGBJ, '50-'5l: Ice Skating Club, '48-'48: Youth Council. '50-'5l. COLE. PAT LIBRARY Mr. Young, Mrs. Crouch, Mr. Reuchert, Sanders, Vickers. rakwial M ' ssembly line: Over- feet, Israel, Iamison, Bryan and Miss Thompson lvery, Gilmore. COLISH, ANNETTE-N. H. S. Majorette: Senior Beauty Runner-Up. COLLIER, MARY-Chorus. '49p Drama Club, '50: El Oroso Advertising Stall, '50-'5l: Gauchos, '48-'49: Gaucho Bowling Capt., '49: Gaucho Directory Adver' tising Statt, '49. COLLINS. MARY ANN COLLINS, PEGGY-Allied Youth. '50-'51: Archery Team, '50: Gauchos. '50: Girls' Booster Club, '48- '5l: Home Room Sec.. '49: Treas, '50: Volleyball Team, '50. CONNER, GEORGE-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Boys' Bowling Club, '50-'5l: Football B Team, '49. COPELAND. IACQUELINE COVINGTON. DOROTHY-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Chorus, '49-'507 El Oroso Stall, '49-'5l: Gaucho Editor, '49-'50: Co-Editor, '50-'51: Gauchos, '48-'50: Drill, '48-'49: Lassos. '49-'50: Best Company, 50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l': May Fete Executive Committee. '50: Movie Operators Club, '49-'50: Sec., '49-'5O: Star Staff, '49-'51: Club Editor, '50-'5l: Youth Council. '48-'5l: Membership Chairman. '49: Advertising Chairman, '50-'Sl: Runner-Up Senior Beauty, '5l: gciwling Club, '48-'50: Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres., CRIPPEN, IO ANN-Bowling Club, '-18: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51: Youth Council, '50-'5l. CROOKER, MARGARITE-Band. '48-'5l: Maiorette. '49-'51: Head Mcriorette, '50-'5l: Drama Club, '48: El Oroso Circulation Staff. '50-'5l: Advertising Stati. '50-'51: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5I: Ice Skating Club. '48-'5l: Movie Operators' Club, '50-'51: Orchestra, 50-'51: Red Cross Club. '50-'5l: Star, '49-'51: Asst. Feature Editor, '50-'S1: Youth Council, '48-'51, CULMER, RUTH-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Girls' Boost- er Club, '48-'5l: Handicapped Swimming Teacher, '49-'50: Photographers' Club. '49: Swimming Team. '48. CULVER, FRANK - Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Iournalism, '50: R. O. T. C.. '48-'49. DACUS, ADRYANN-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5lg Home Room Treas., '50-'5l: Sec., '49-'50: Treas., '48- '49g Swimming Team, '49-'50: Volleyball Team. '49 '5O. DANIEL, DONALD-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: B 5'feam Basketball. '49-'50: A Team Basketball. '503 . DANILIN, HELEN-Vice-Pres. Registration, '47-'48: Red Cross Rep., '47-'48, Spanish Club, '48: Flores Bonitas, '48-'49: Gavel Club, '49-'50: Treas., '50: 2nd Place Declamation, '50: 3rd Place Dramatic Dec. at Trinity Tournaments: lst Place City Inter- pretive Readinq, '47: Girls' Booster Club, '47: Girls' Horseback Club, '50: Youth Council: Allied Youth. DAVIS, PATSY-Girls' Booster Club. '50-'5l: Ice Skating Club, '50: Bowling Club, '-19? Volleyball Team: Home Room Vice-Pres. A DAVIS, EDDIE-Bowling Club, '50-'5l: Boys' Boost- er Club, '48: R. O. T. C. Drill Platoon. '49-'SDJ R. O. T. C. Otticers' Club, '5U. DAVIS, IIMfBoys' Booster Club, '48-'51, Baseball, '48-'5l: Letterman, '49-'5l: Bowling Club, '49-'5l: Pres. of Bowling Club, '50-'51, Vice-Pres. ol Bowle ing Club. '49-'50: Letterman, '50-'5l: Home Room Pres., '48-'5l: Red Cross Rep., '49-'5l. DAVIDSON, ETTA-Gauchos. '49-'50: Girls' Boost- er Club, '49-'50. DAVENPORT. BOB DEN'1'l.HR. MARILYN-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51: Bowling Club. '48-'5l: H1 Oroso: Circulation Stall. '49-'5l: Advertisinq Stall, '50-'5l: Circulation Stat! ot Directory, '49-'50: Gauchos, '48-'5l: Pres. ot Gau- chos, '50-'Sl: Corp. of Gauchos, '49-'5D: Girls' Chorus, '48-'5l: Home Room Secretary, '49-'50. DEWEY, BARBARA-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50: Allied Youth, '50: Gauchos, '-18: Youth Council, '50, In the Cafeteria Helen Danilin, Mrs. Holberg DINKINS. IACK-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Movie Projector Club, '49. DICKENS, CHARLES-Boys' Booster Club, '47-'51, B Team Football, '47-'48: Bowling Club. '48-'49, Dramatic Club, 49: Track Team, '48. D'INGIANNl. DOROTHY-Allied Youth, '50-'51 Gauchos, '-19: Girls' Booster Club, '49-'50: Riile Team. '50-'5l: Youth Council. '50-'5l. DODSON, GAYLE-Gauchos, '48-'49, '50-'51: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51: Youth Council. '50-'5l. DAUGHTERY, POLLY-Gauchos. DOYLE, IOY-Girls' Booster Club. '50, Gym Class, Team Captain, '49: Home Boom Vice-Pres.. '50, He- porter, '49: Y-Teen Program Committee. '50. DUNAGIN, LARKIN DUNCAN, SUE-El Oroso Stall. '50-'51: Girl's Booster Club, '49-'51, DUNN, BE'I'I'E-Advanced Chorus. '49-'51: Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Dramatics Club, '50-'51: Gauchos, '48-'5l: Gaucho Bowling Club, '50-'Sli Horseback Riding Club, '50-'51, DUPREE, KENNETH-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50. EIQTON. WALLIS-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'Sly Ice Skating Club, '48-'49: lr. Academy oi Science, '48- '5l: Sec., '49-'50, Treas.. '48-'49: H. O. T. C., 2nd Lieut.7 Star Feature Writer, '49-'50: Youth Council, '50-'51, Program Co-Chairman. '50-'5l: N. H. S.. '51. ENGLE. MARY-D. E., '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5l: Y-Teens, '50-'5l. EPSTEIN. FREDA-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Home Room Pres.. '48, Sec., '49, FALLFS, SHIRLEY ' FAULKNER, BARBARA FELICE, IEAN-Allied Youth. '50-'5l: El Oroso, Ad- vertising Mqr., '50-'51, Circulation Stati, '49-'50: Gauchos. '48-'50: Gauchos Bowling Club. '48-'50, Capt.. '48-'49, Asst. Capt., '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Movie Operators' Club, '50-'5l: Red Cross Home Room Rep., '49-'5U: Youth Council, '48-'5l: Social Chairman, '50-'51: Quill and Scroll, 'SL FERGUSON. BOBBY FERGUSON, SUZANNE-Bowling Club, '50: Girls' Booster Club, '50, Girls' W, 4 fe J'M.l,-21, 3 lf s M.. J 1Qfa:,.-figsq,ggw2,,,.,. V' 51 if pegs f 2 . cfsljgk ,' '-- L-. wi ' tim 2 ri, , :Y f vt, fr 2 r? if i Q 'f 2 X 1 ff..-so - - :Q U . w M , . MMM? Vgfvicg s.,. , uw, ,W ,M ,. 'K ,Sim if 9' S S fffiidff Q A - Wasil? ,f J 5- 1 ' 'wi fi f A urn ef, FIELDER, EDGAR-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: Golf Team Member, '49: Student Coach, '50-'5l: Home Room President, '49, FINLEY. MARIAN FLECK. ANN FONTANILLE. HARRIEFTE-Allied Youth. '50-'51, Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50: Iunior Achievement, '49- '50: Spanish Club, '49-'5l: Youth Council. '48-'51: Y-Teens. '50-'5l. FOSTER, BILLY-Boys' Booster Club: B Team Football, '49, FRANK, BERNARD-Advanced Chorus, '48-'5l: Opera. '5l: Boys' Booster Club. '48-'51: Gavel Club Vice-Pres., '50-'5l: Home Room Vice-Pres., '5O: H. O. T. C. Cadet Capt., '50, Ollicers' Court. '50-'5l: Drill Platoon, '49-'51: Officers' Club, '50-'51, FRANKEL. LOTTIE FRAZIER, EDISON-Boys' Booster Club. 'SOI Ice Hockey Letterman, '49-'5l. FHOSCH. MAXINE-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51. FURBY, JACK-Allied Youth, Boys' Booster Club, May Festival lBooster Club Showl. GALVAN. ANGELITA-Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club: Girls' Chorus. GARDINER. BARBARA-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: chos KDSBJ, '50-'51, Girls' Booster Club: Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Horseback Riding Club, '50 '5l: Ice Skating Club, '50-'5l: Rifle Team. '50-'5l: Star Reporter. '50-'5l: YOUU1 COUDCU- Gau- Girls' GARDINER, MARY JANE-Girls' Booster Club. '48- '507 Girls' Hille Team, '50-'5l: Gym Class Pres., Horseback Riding Club, '50-'5l: lce Skating Club, '48-'5l: Science Club, '48-'49, GELLES, BOB-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'51, GERSON, ARLEEN-Bowling Club, '48: Brush and Basel Club Pres., '50: Gauchos, '48-'49, Sec., '50: Girls' Rille Team, '50-'51: Home Room Treas., '49: Horseback Riding Club, 'Sli El Oroso Advertising Staff: El Oroso Circulation Staff: Red Cross Re- presentative. GREEN. ALMA KAY-Girls' Booster Club. '49-'50. GREENFIELD, LAZAR-American Legion Club, '48- '51: Vice-Pres., '50-'5l: Band, '48-'49: R. O. T. C., '48-'5U: '48-'49, Cpl., '49-'50, M-Sgt.: National Honor Society, '50-'5l: Hi-Y, '50-'5l: Most Representative. '51 GHENADER, PEARL-Circulation Stclil El Oroso, '50, Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Flores Bonitas. '48. GILLELAND. ELLIS-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5D: B Team Football, '48: A Team Football. '49-'50. GIMBLE, MAYNARD-Band-Capt., '49: Boys' Boost- er Club: Hi-Y Club: Orchestra: Runner-Up Most Representative. GOLDBERG, EMILY IUNEYGirls' Booster Club, '48- '51: Advertising Stalt of Directory, '49-'50, Asst. Mgr., '50, Circulation Staff ol El Oroso, '50, Advertis- ing Staff ol El Oroso, '50: Gauchos, '49-'50, Flags. '50g Flores Bonitas, '-18. GOLDSTI-IIN, ARNOLD-Band, '49-'5l: Hi-Y Club: Latin Club. GOLDSTONE. HAI-IRIETTE ALLAN'-Allied Youth. '50-'5l: El Oroso Staff, '49: El Oroso Activity Editor, '50-'5l: Gauchos tD6Bl Cpl.. '48-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, '-48: Homeroom Star Reporter. '48: May Pete Coronation Duchess, '-49: Usher, '50: National Honor Society, '50-'5l: Bed Cross Club. '48-'491 Texas lunior Academy of Science Club. '49-'50: Youth Council. '50-'5l: Hun- ner-Up Senior Beauty, '50-'51, GOLIBAHT, KAROLYN ANN-Allied Youth, '50-'51: Gauchos, '50-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, Capt., '48: Girls' Chonrs, Pres.. '50- '51: Horsebackridinq Club. '50-'51: May Pete Coro- nation Princessy Red Cross Club, '50-'5l: Soph. Beau ty Runner-Up: Youth Council, '50-'51 , 5 ' 5 -' r-:,W:w.',1,,f-fr M if'-ggfE,.'mLw . ., lieggitmiki fi - . Q,.,Qwf ,zr 5 1 Viliipz-diriifif H . 2 A 3 iygi-1 , 4: y-pi is sf-for-wr -. 3 - 1 5 . i MQ-is J fi t if if-Ee? ,2- ' WY : 'i:g - I-f wgffwi ' f 1 ,-iff' as gg-, f e 3, W -M,---ff. 1- 2- -t f 'wi n A i . f ' . - . NN USM 71231, .J -w t, by -- was-U -121' -1 V'f: , K - f -,,,..:r, w 4 '- -iq-5 Ayr - ,A V. r , gn sn, fi, 1' . - -f 4, A-Q25 3 'E B B - ,M s- i , ,fwffftisfkif ' '1- rgvf. , 1., V gre-vii was tg f w, .. ... C CHORUS CLASS Super, Cain, Bennett, Robinson, Elston. Greg- ory, Wayne, Cox, Kro- mer, Ashburn, Hughes, Tulles, Sadoff, Giesey. Waxman, Avery, Gun- ter, Walker, Tiller, Ber- nard. Page 33 COMMERCIAL LAW Konig, Cleere, Foster, Holcombe, Ingra- ham, Keitt, Mr. Peters, Lauiman, Levitt, Culver, Lipper, Dewey, Lynch, Mickle, Naylor, Olfe, Turner, Thurow, Rose, Wei- senberq, Zimmerman. Girls' Choms. '48-'5l: Gauchos, '48-'5l: Ice Skating Club, '48-'49. GOSS. BE'l'l'Y-Girls' Booster Club. GRIFFIN. BOB--Boys' Booster Club Cabinet, '48- '49: Fire Patrol. '48-'49: Football, B Team, '48g A Team, '49: Key Club Candidate, '49g Swimming Team Letterman, '48-'S0: Varsity Variety, '-18: Youth Council, '48. . GRIGORY, BARBARA-N. H. S., Senior Beauty Runner-Up. GRISSETT, RICHARD-Boys' Bowling Club, '43-'5l: Movie Operators' Club, '49-'5l. HALE, MICKEY- B Team Football Manager, '48: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5O: Dramatics Club, '50. HALFEN, ROSE MARIE HALLIBUHTON, S. M.- B Team Football, '49- '50: Treas. National Honor Society, '50-'5l: B. O. T. C., '48-'5l: Bowling Club, '50-'51: Booster Club. '48-'5l: Hi-Y, '50-'51: Allied Youth, '50-'51, Runner-Up Most Popular, '5l: Harvard Award, '50. HALPERN, IUDITH-Girls' Chorus, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'SL Page 34 GOOLDY. NANCY-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: HAMOVIT, SHEILA-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51, Advertising Stott of Directory. '49-'50: Advertising M912 ot Di!BCl0rY. '50: Circulation Stall ol Bl Oroso, '50: Vice-Pres. ol Registration, '48-'50: Gauchos, '48- '50: M-Sgt.. '50: Floras Bonitas. '48. HAMMOND. SARA-Allied Youth. '50: Girls' Boost- er Club. '48-'50: Y-Teen, '50: Youth Council, '50. HARLES, MARGARET ANN-Chorus, '49-'5l: Dra- matics. '50-'51, Intramurals, Baseball, Basketball. Badminton. Volleyball. '49-'50: Riding Club, '50-'51, HARRIS. STANLEY HARTSELL, LETA MAE-Girls' Booster Club. I-IATAWAY. GILBERT-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'50: 'B Team Football, '49: R. O. T. C. Drill Team, '48- 50: Officers' Club, '50: Band Lt., '50. HAUSEIR, RONNIE-Band. '48-'Sli Boys' Booster Club, '48-'49: Ice Skating Club. '4B7 R. O. T, C.. R. O. T. C. Drill Platoon. '48-'49. HAYES. MARY ANN-Drama Club, '49-'Sli El Oro- so Co-Advertising Editor, '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Horseback Riding Club. '50-'Sli Quill 6 Scroll Star Reporter. '-18: Editor. '49-'5' alre-up Editor. '50'5l: Youth Council. HAZELI.. SUE L ' .1f'h-- S- - LU ' HHFFLER. DORTHY HENDRIX, HOWARD-National Honor Society, '50- '5l: Band and Orchestra. Capt. Band. '50-'5l: Hi-Y. '50-'5l: Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l. HILL, DON - Boys' Booster Club. '48-'50: Iunior Achievement, Pres. and Vice-Pres.. '49-'50: Vice- Pres.. '50-'5l. HILL. MARY LYNN-Gauchos. HOCH, RONALD-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Dis- tributive Education Club, '50-'5l. HOLBROOK. BOBBY- B Football, '48: B Bus. ketball, '48: A Basketball, '50: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: Youth Council: Allied Youth Organization. '50, Vice-Pres. HOLCOMB. GEORGE HOLLEY, LYNN-Youth Council, '48-'5l: Bowling Club, '48-'51: .Red Cross Club. '49-'50: Girls' Chorus Treas.. '49-'50: Gauchos, '48-'50: Cpl.. '48-'49: Sopho- more Beauty Finalist. '49-'50: Runner-Up junior Beauty. '49-'50: May Fete Duchess. '49-'50: El Oroso Circulation Staff. '49-'5l: Leadership Award Girls' Booster Club, '49-'50: Head Cheer Leader. '50-'5l. HOLMES. BARBARA-Advanced Chorus. '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Horseback Riding Club. '50: Ice Skating Club. '48-'5D. HOWARD, AMY-Gauchos lDrill, '48l: Reporter, '49-'50, Vice-Pres., '50-'5l: Assistant Directory Editor. Girls' Booster Club, Home Room Treas., '49-'50: Red Cross Representative, Star Circulation and Exchange Mgr., '48-'51, HOWZE. MERLE HUBEH, FARRELL, IR.-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l. HUSE. DELORES INGRAHAM, CLARA ISRAEL. IO ANNE IAMB. GAYE-Gauchos, '48-'51: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling. '48-'49: Home Room Treas.. '49: Red Cross Rep.. '48: Soph. Beauty Run- ner-up. IAMISON. IOYCE-D. E. Club, '50-'5l: Girls' Boost- er Club, '50-'5l. IAWORSKI, CLAIRE-Advertising Staff of El Oroso: Girls' Booster Club, Capt., '49: Junior Asst., '49, '48-'5l: Flores Bonitas. '48-'49: Youth Council. '49: Gauchos, '49-'51, Lieut., '49, Capt., '50-'5l: National Honor Society, '50-'5l. IACOBSEN, ROZELLE-Girls' Bowling Club, '49- '5D: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: National Honor Society, '50-'51, JONES, NORMA LEE-Cheer Leader, '50-'Sli Dra- matics Club, '4B+'49: Gauchos, Lieut., '49-'SU7 Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: Girls' Bowling Club. '48-'49: Home Room Sec.. '48-'50: Horseback Riding Club. '50.'51g May Fete ronation Duchess, '49: Youth Council, '48-'49. KAHLDEN, BE I. U-Bowling Club, '48i Gau- chos, '4B-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'Sli Red Cross Club. '48-'51, Benning. Gershwin, Grossberg, Hicks, Ran dall, Rosenfield, Craig, Burroughs, Luse GBC INSTALLATION Bunny Bozon and Mrs. Secor -ssl MGVIE CLASS Wreath, Long, Amaro, Mauk, Iaworski, Holley, Shearearn, Barclay, Meyers, Terrill, Roco, Whittenberg, Hartsell, McChar- en, Loeser, Lovell, White, Chap- man. KEITT, BILLY-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: Foot- ball, '48-'50, KENNEDY, DORIS-Allied Youth. '50-'51: Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Cluh, '48-'51: Gym Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Chorus, '50 5l: Gym Class Capt., '50-'5l: Horseback Riding Club, '50-'51: Ice Skating Club, 50351: Red Cross Club, '50-'5l: Rifle Club. '50-'5l: Y-Teens, '50-'51: 'Swimming Team: Senior Beauty. KESTENBEHG, LOUETTE-El Oroso Circulation Staff, '49-'50: Mgr., '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48 5l: Gym Class Leader, '50-'5l: Home Room Pres., '48- '49: Sec., '49-'51: National Honor Society. Sec.. '5l: Ouill and Scroll, '5l. KIMBLE. LAURA-Gauchos. Lieut. Buqles, '49-'50, Capt., '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '49-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Home Room Sec., '50-'5l: Treas.. '49-'50. KIMMEY, BILL-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: El Oroso Asst. Bus. Mgr., '50: May Fete Coronation Duke, '49. KING. ROBERT-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Soda Water Committee, '49'er Show Award. Silver Bear: Most Rep. Booster: Fire Patrol: H. O. T. C.: Otticers' Club., Cpl., '48, Sqt., '49, Capt.. '50: Drill Platoon, '48-'5l. l l KLINE, SARA I0-Gauchos iDrill. '49-'50J Lieut.. '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5l. KNEIZGI-ZR, IUNE-Flores Bonitas, Girls' Booster Club, '49-'5l: Ice Skating Club: Iunior Achievement: Red Cross: Youth Council. KNOWLE. SUSAN A! N L ' KOHLER. IOYCE ANN-Bowling Club. '48-'49: Gau- l chos, '48-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Senior V Beauty Runner-Up. KONIG. FHEDICK ' KOPAL, CHARLES-Allied Youth: Boys' Booster ' Club: Fire Patrol: Football: B Team: A Team: Ielallj Patrol, Chiei: Iunior Achievement: Bed Cross lu . Q i sl Q jg.. ,gl tai-3: :fri . ' S it --. v I so , 1 ,Y P? it 1 5' 5 . are 'Fil 1' W 5 ulf 5 W E l it fr .. A t -g W ... .. , Metr a,-,.,,,,. ,,.. f 5, . :.1if'f25lQiSi . f 5 .h .. , 1 rv ' ' ' iffgp sg g 7? W: W ' il ' g, f .. wiqvgmfyi 1. ' :I-.. s,,:5'v:.'Z: ...-weft, ,i M w w qw. 5: . :gf 4 'M 7 W, . 5 L' t . Q 1.. 1, . A . 'g,'H.: l,-gy:-3.gQ:.. ,,:5:g:: rvifgwf .- . . . . Y, .4 KRENZLEH. GRACIE LACEY, ANNE-Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Booster Club 50-'5l: Reporter, '50: Directory Circulation Stalf. '50 El Oroso Advertising Staff, '50-'5l: Gauchos, '50-'Sl nine club, '49-'50, ' LANDA, IOHN LANGFORD, KEN-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: B Team Football, '48: Baseball Letterman. '49-'Sli Bas- ketball Mqr.. '50-'5l: Fire Patrol, '50-'5l: Football Letterman. '49-'50. LAPIN, HEHMAN-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'Sli De- bate Club, '50-'5l: Gavel Club. '5l: National Honor Society, '50-'5l. LASSER. NORMAN-National Honor Society: Or- chestra, Concert Master, '49-'5l: R. O. T. C., Major, '50-'5l. LASSITER, RONALD - American Legion Club: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Cash Booster, '5U: Fire Patrol, '5Cl: Football Letterman, '49-'50: Baseball. '49- '50: Prince in May Pete. '50. LOUDEHMILD, DARLEEN-Girls' Booster Club. '48- '50: Girls' Bowling Club, '49-'50: Dramatics, '50: Horseback Riding Club, '50. LAUFMAN, BILL-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Home Boom Pres., '48, Vice-Pres., '43-'5l: B Team Bas- ketball, '48-'49: Tennis Team, '5l: Red Cross, '48. Gerry Howell and associate prepare the feast. Bet they don't read them all. Mrs. Godley, Williams, and Gorman. -4 -Q. wffww M wt W , :gulf-1 t?2!, I LAWHORN, PATTI-Girls' Booster Club. LEE, MARGARET-American Legion Club, '49-'5l: Gauchos, '48-'51, Sgt.: Girls' Booster Club. Song Leader, '49, Historian, '50: Home Room Pres., '48- '5l: National Honor Society, Vice-Pres., '50: Spanish Club Vice-Pres., '50: Runner-Up Most Representative. LEVINE, EVELYN--Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Na- tional Honor Society, '50-'5l. LEVY, IRVIN-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Foot ball Letterman, '50: Track Team, '48-'49: Fire Patrol '50-'5l: Duke May Fete, '50: Spanish Club, '48-'49 LEVY, MORTON-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Na tional Honor Society, '50-'5l: Red Cross Club, '48 '50 IIEVY, NATALIE LEWIS, SELMA-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51, LIDELL, SUSAN-Advanced Chorus, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Horseback Riding Club, '50- '5l: Volleyball Team. '49-'50: Swimming Team, '50- '51. LINGAN, ANN4Bowling Club. '49-'50: Gauchos: Girls' Booster Club: Spanish Club: Youth Council LIPPER, FRANK LITTLEPAGE. BILLYE CRYSTAL-Bowling Club, '48- '5l: I. C. Tournament 2nd Place, I. C. Tournament Champs, '49: Gauchos, Lt. '49, Major, '50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Horseback Riding Club, '50: Youth Council, '50: Runner-Up Most Popular, '5l. LOESER, LOUIS-Boys' Booster Club, '49-'5l: Bas- ketball Mgr., '49: Football Mgr., '48-'50: Track Mgr., '49-'5l: Vice-Pres. Home Roo-m, '50-'51, LONG, IEANEITE-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'49-'50: Red Cross Rep., '50: Treas. of Home Room, '50-'5l: Youth Council, '49-'50: Social Committee, '-49: Gau- chos, '49-'50: Gaucho Reporter, '50, LONG, JIMMY-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5D. LONG, I. T.-Boys' Booster Club: Football B Team, '49: Fire' Patrol, '48-'50: Red Cross, '48. LUSE, MIKE-Boys' Booster Club, '50: Red Cross '43-'50: R. O. T. C. Drill Team, '49-'5l: Lt. R. O. T, C., 'S . LYNCH, LARAINE-Girls' Booster Club, '50-'51, LYNCH, TOM-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51: Fire Patrol: Football A Team, '48-'50: Track Team, '48- '50, Mgr., '50: King, May Fete, '5l. Too Many!!! 2 filo? 1 . ., vt , ,gfgn-H55 A- ' 'ff Nt 'ik or ,,' 5 W 4 3 f ,gg if H5 t bv., , Q4 'SR 'W E ww wi 2 .X lk A o MacDONAI.D. PAT MARKS, ALBERT-Advanced Chorus, '49-'50, Pres.. '49, Treas., '50: Drama Club: Home Room Reporter: Orchestra: R. O. T. C, MARTIN, SARAH MASTERSON, ELIZABETH-Band 2nd Lt.. '50-'Sl' Gauchos, ' ' MATTHEWS. DALLAS III-Boys' Booster Club, '48- 51: Movie Operators' Club, '43: H. O. T. C. Lt, MAUK. 'PEGGY-Gaucho Bowling Club, '48 50, Gauchos, 48-50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Feature ECHO!-EIIOIQSO, '5l: Spanish Club, Pres., '5l: You!! Council, 48-50: N. H. S., 'Sli Quill and Scroll, MEADOWS, IO ANN-Advanced Chorus Pres.: Dramatics Club: Gauchos: Girls' Booster Club: Red Cross. MCCALLA, PAY-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Chorus, '49- '50: Directory Advertising, '49-'5D: Circulation. '50- '5l: Dxamatics, '50-'5l: El Oroso Advertising, '50- '5l: Gaucho Bowlinq. '50-'5l: Gauchos Cpl., 49-50, Sgt., 50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Youth Council. '50-'5l. MCCARLEY, IOYCE-Bowling Club. '49-'50: Gau- chos, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50. MCCHAREN. BETTY LOU-Bowling Club. '50-'5l: Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Home Room Program Chairman, '48-'5l: lce Skating Club. '48-'5l: Movie Operator, '49-'50: Swimming Team. '50-'5l: Youth Council, '48-'5l: Y-Teens Program Chairman. '48-'5l. MCDANIEL, MARVEL ANN-Bowling Club. '48: Gauchos, '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '50-'5l: Ice Skating Club, '48: Horseback Riding Club, '50-'5l: Youth Council. '50 5l. McGAl..lN, SHIRLEY-Drama Club, '49-'50: Best Supporting Actress, '50: Girls' Booster Club, '50. MCKENZIE, DOROTHY-Band. '50-'5l: Girls' Boost- er Club: lce Skatinq Club. MEINI-I, BETSY-Advanced Chorus, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Horseback Riding Club. '50- '5l: Orthopedic Instructor, '48-51: Swimming Team. '50-'Sly Volleyball Team, '48-'50: Capt., '50. MEHSON, HHITA-Bowling Club, '49: Girls' Boost- er Club, '48-'50g Gauchos, '50: Ice Skating Club, '505 Horse Back Riding Club, '5D: Red Cross, '48-'S0. MEYER, IUDY-Chorus, '50-'5l: Co-Editor ol the Star, '50-'5l: Drama Club, '49-'5D: Gavel Club, '48- '49: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Girls' Volleyball Team, '49-'5D: Iunior Achievement, '48-'49: Iunior Academy oi Science, '49-'50: Star News Editor, '49- '50: School Correspondent ot Chronicle, '50-'51: Quill and Scroll. '49-'51: N. H. S.. '51. MINNICK, CLAUDIA-Chorus, '48-'51: C. S. U., '48, Gauchos, '48: Home Room Pres., '49: 'Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Flores Bonitas, '48: Red Cross, '49. MULLENDORE, IOAN--Gauchos, G. B. C. ,-H-qs, Lf tw W' i y wr -ef -,-. gf ' v ,5 ' . , .,,.,, ' Y u Q . 'I' ' 1 - 'CQ' f f l Q y 4 . y , 1': .. 4,1 Maw gy tete , -.. . r MULLEH. CHARLES-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: B Team Football, '49: Cheer Leader, '50-'5l: Red Cross, '49: R. O. T. C.. '48-'49. MURRAY, IAMES-Boys' Booster Club: B Team Football. '-19: Ice Hockey. '50: Red Cross, '48-'5l: Swimming Team. '49-'50, MYERS, BOB - Basketball B Team, '4S: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'S0: Football B Team, '48-'49, A '50: Track, '49. NAVARRO, GERALDINE - Girls' Chorus. '48-'S0: Girls' Chorus, Girls' Booster Club. '48-'50: Red Cross Rep., '48-'5D. NAVARRO, NERA-Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Boost- er Club, '4B: Youth Council. '50. NAYLOR, ART-Boys' Booster Club, '47-'5l. Talent Personified: Ioy Doyle 55. ,I 'ii f - 7 Practicing Revo Lee S1e el 3' Q Q5-vie, 1 pi h 4 -. Q k k -f ' y . W 'A I 1' X K t 14 ' W E gl lizrr wif' X Alf' i fi , 1 vig Y ' , V f - 4 1 :,gi,g1,, , I N, E , , r ix ,L 1 1, Q ,gz1,'3gQv'E0ZV 1 3: - 'Ji . 's 5 WH' -A lyk' - at-..,, , A. - 1 - ,re-eg.::,fe'ii,4Qi.f ,b . D N i: , WMU ' i Q 5, fi 4-, l b i l. ' W ' E- , ,sa XQWQ, A yk ,F J Y .T 1 e r . e,, 1 ' ,V.,, , 1 5 , X I Y OLFE, CAROLE-Girls' Booster Club. '50-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club. '50. O'NEAl.L, PEGGY-Gauchos. '48-'51: Girls' Boost- er Club, '48-'51: Directory Advertising Staff. '49: El Oroso Advertising Staff, '50: Horse-Back-Riding Club. '5l: Youth Council, '50-'51. O'TOOLE, HUEZY-Basketball B , '48-'49, A , '50- '51: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51: Fire Patrol. '49-'50, OWENS. JAN-Gauchos. '48 50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: Girls' Chorus, '49-'50, PARK, SUE-Gauchos, '49-'5l: Sgt., '49-'51: Gaucho Bowling Club, '49-'5l: Gym Class Captain, '48: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51: Girls' Chorus, '50-'5l: Home Room Pres., '49: Vice-Pres., '50: Treas., '48: Horse- back Riding Club, '50-'5l: lunior Academy ot Science, '49: Red Cross Club, '50-'51: Swimming Team Mgr., '-18: Track Follies. '50: Variety Show, '50g Youth Council, '50-'51: Y-Teens, '50-'5l. PARKER, RAY-Baseball, '4B: Basketball, '48: Bas. ketball A Team, '50, B Team, '48.'49: Boys' Booster Club. PARKS, MARTHA JEAN-Bowling Club, '50-'51: El Oroso, '50-'51: Snapshot Editor, Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Beauty Contest, '5l: Spanish Club, '50-'51: Youth Council, '50-'51, PATTERSON, BOBBY- PARROTT, IODY-El Oroso Sports Editor KGirls'l '50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, '50: Championship Singles. '50: City Championship Team, '50. Mrs. Rosamond Glosup leads the choir: Altman, Urbanek, Gorman Walker, Muller, Gelfen, Parr, James, Meine, Applebaum page 42 Io Snider in sewing class. PAYNE. NANCY-Bowling Club, '48, Gauchos, '48- '50: Second Lt., '49: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: I-lomeroom Sec.. '48-'50: Ice Skating Club, '49-'50. PERLMAN, MARTIN-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51, Homeroom Pres.. '47, PHILLIPS. CHRISTINE- POLLARD. MARGARET- PITTS, PA'I'l'Y-Homeroom Sec.. '48: Girls' Boost- er Club. '48-'50: Ir. Asst., '49: Program Chairman, '5l: Gaucho Bowling Team. '48-'50: El Oroso Staff, '49-'50: Advertising Stail. '49-'5D: Assistant Gaucho Editor, '49: Editor, '50: Youth Council. '48-'50: Flores Bonitas. '48: Girls' Ritle, '50-'5l: Allied Youth, '50- '5l: Gauchos, '48-'50: Model Gaucho, '50. PRINCE, GEORGE-Boys' Booster Club. RANDALL, BETTY-El Oroso Advertising Stail. '50- '51: Gauchos KDGBJ. '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '48- '5l: Youth Council. '48-'5l. REAGAN. RUTH-Gauchos, '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, '49: Homeroorn Treo ., '4B: Sec. ot Civics Class. '50. REDISH. ANN REBS. LALLY-Bowling Club, '50: Gauchos, '48- '49: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Ice Skating Club, '48- '5l: Y-Teen Club. '48-'5l: Youth Council, '48-'51, REI-IVES. IUDITH-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Drama Club, '48-'49: Directory Circulation Staii, '49-'50: Co- Mgr., '50: El Oroso Advertising Stall, '49-'5l: Calen- der Editor, '50-'Sli Circulation Staii, '49-'5l: Most Books, '50: Gauchos, '49-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: Chaplain, '50: Girls' State Rep., '50: Home room Sec.. Pres.: May Pete Executive Committee, '50: National Honor Society, '50: Sec., '50: Star Re. porter: Youth Council. '48-'51, Program Chairman, '50: Beauty Contest, '5l: Most Representative: Quill and Scroll. Sec. REGAN, IOHN-Boys' Booster Club, '50-'51. REYNOLDS, SUE - Class Leader P. E., '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Hoi-neroom Pres.. '49, Reporter, '48: Sec.. '5O: Ice Skating Club, '48: Vol- leyball Team. '49-'50: Youth Council, '50: Y-Teens. '50-'5li Pres.. '50-'5l. RICE, FRANK-Band, '48-'5l: Major, '49-'5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: El Oroso. '48-'49: Junior Achievement, '49-'50: R. 0. T. C., '48-'49: Youth Council. '48-'5l. RIDLEY, WILLIAM-Boys' Booster Club, '50-'5l. RIHDEI., GLENN-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'Sli B Team Football. '49. RITC!-IIE, NANCY-Beauty Contest. '47-'49: Bowling Club, '48-19: Gauchos, '48-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '47-'5l. ROACH, CLAUDE-Baseball Letterman. '48-'5l: All City Quarterback. '50: May Feta lr. Prince.'5D. , U ,1 5 KW, .UZ ,. i 1 - '-51 . B if Q xx Y if Q V if. is 'Wg if ea f 1 ' V 1211-V,-2 11.4. ' , iii Zi QOL X ,,ss P09 gui ! 'Jil . ROACH, MARINELL - Gauchos, '48-'5l: Gaucho Bowling, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Home- room Red Cross Rep.. '50: Youth Council, '48-'5l. ROBERTSON, EVELYN-Allied Youth. '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Homeroom Sec., '49-'50: Ortho- pedic Swimming Teacher, '49-'5l. ROBINOWFIZ, MONA-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l. ROCO. RICHARD-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50 Movie Operators', '45-I. ROSENFIELD, DONALD-Boys' Booster Club, '48 '50: Red Cross Club, '50: R. O. T. C.. '48-'-19: SQ! '49 rioswmmz, LARRY-American Legion Club N. 1-l.S. ROTHKOP, IACOB - Boys' Booster Club. '48-'49: 'toys' Bowling Club, '50-'5l. , HUDY, ETHEH-Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50. HUSH, IOAN-Homeroom Sec.. '50. SACHS, SHEILA-Bowling Club, '48-'49: Drama Club, '4B: Gauchos, '49-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48- '5l: Youth Council. SARGENT, C. ROLLAND-Allied Youth, '50: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: Homeroom Vice Pres., '48: Red Cross, '49: R. O. T. C., '49-'50, lst. Lt. '50, Riile Team, '49-'50, Cpl.. '49, SANDERS, BOB- 1 1 SCHADEI., HELEN-Girls' Booster Club. '48-'5l: Gym Bowling, '48: Hcmeroom Sec., '50-'5l: Red Cross Rep., '48-'50: Star staff. '48-'5l: Advertising Mgr., '50-'5l: Feature Editor, '49-'50: Reporter. '48- '5l. SCHILLACI. HAROLD-Band. '48-'5l. SCHNEIDLER, NORMAN - Boys' Booster Club: Chorus: Fire Patrol: Homeroom Vice Pres.: Iunior Achievement: Spanish Club. SCHULTZ, IO ANN-Drama Club. '48: Gauchos. '49-'S0: Gaucho Bowling, '49: Homeroom Pres., '49, Vice-Pres.. '50, Red Cross. '48-'49: Speech Dept., '50. SEBASTIAN, FEHD-B. B. C. SEGAL, MONICA-Band Majorette, '50: Girls' Booster Club, '50. SHAW, WILDA BETH-Girls' Booster Club, '49- '5l: Gauchos. '-18: Riding Club, '50-'5l. SHAPIRO. CHARLOTTE -- Girls' Booster Club: Horseback Riding Club, '50: Red Cross. '50. SHEARER, NANCY- SHELDON, BARBARA-Allied Youth, '50-'51, El Oroso Art Editor, '50-'5l: Gauchos fDrilll. '48-'50: KDGBJ, '50-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'Sig Home- room Pres.. '49: Red Cross Rep., '49-'50: Movie Op- erators, '50: Youth Council. '49 5l. SHOPNEH, MAHLENA-Gauchos, '48-'5l: Gaucho Bowling Club, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club. '48-'51, Homeroom Pres., '48, Sec., '49: Vice-Pres., '50, Youth Council, '50-'51, SIEGEL, BEVA-Girls' Booster Club. '49-'50: Red Cross, '49. W' ft-ggi i fi E x V J 4? . ., ,h , 3 9 W if .. .-- ., . What? A Picture? Chen and Fontaine-lle. si Q 1,1 'Q V3 il M T3 ii .N 1 i4 N Physics Experiment: White and Loeser. The Grind - Miller. V ' ' ., It T11 W ii ' cz. M V fri T i nh , t gy,g5::'?'- .3 we . Q . ' ' if 1 h'.', 7 ,. if S 1 zz' .. i . . , I NRM uw .3 4 .v'. K ' I ,., , . ,... kk 2? ff? A i ' Q 1 t , , , M5 N, V 'I Vw, .X ,,.mw3n h . f wi . 9, .. WW ...za M 5 l L i X iq- Q ' - N- W. 55351. 5.2 , ,Q w e , wwwtziszs Tim :sais ' as B08 E Y 1 ,M S i- , . ima? Q5 X N is L53 4 Sl? Y Rx wap P 5 X, fi ' ' J 'f M-'isfk, . 1 '. -, X9 ' iffikzfig 055 5 SQ? .4 Li.. SIKES. IO ANN- SMITH. SANDY-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5D. SNOWDEN, LYNN-Advanced Chorus, '5D: Gau- chos, '48-'5l: Gaucho Bowling, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Homeroom Pres.. '50: Youth Council '49 STAMPER, FRANCES-Competitive Drill, '50, Dra- matics, '48-'50: Gauchos, '48-'Sli Gaucho Bowling. '48: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'Sli Homeroom Treas., '48-'49: Golt Club, '4S: Track Follies. '50: Variety Show. '50. SOLOMON, BETTE-Allied Youth, '50: Drama Club. '48-'50, Gauchos, '49-'50: Girls' Booster Club: Track Follies, '50: Variety Show, '50: Youth Council, '5U: Senior Beauty Runner-Up. STEWART. BOB STHICKLER, BARBARA-Girls' Booster Club, '48- '51: Girls' Chorus, '48-'50: Girls' Volleyball Team Mgr., '49-'50. STUBE, HENRY DEAN-Allied Youth Movement, '50-'51, Boys' Booster Club, '49-'50-'5l: Boys' Bowl- ing Club, '50-'Sli Boys' R. O. T. C. Rifle Team: Capt. in R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C. Officers Club, '50-'5l: Letterman Boys' R. O. T. C. City Championship Teams, '49-'50: San Iacinto Hi-Y Club. '50-'5l. SURFACE, BILLY-Band, '49-'50, Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50. TEBRILL. RICHARD TILLER. MARLENE-Advanced Chorus, '50-'5l: Al- lied Youth, '50-'51: Class Leader P. E.. '50: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'50: Ice Skating Club. '48-'50: Horse- back Hiding Club, '50-'5l: Y-Teen, '50-'5l: Youth Council, '48-'5l. TIBAS. HOLLY ANN-Advanced Chorus. '50: Al- lied Youth: Bowling Club: Girls' Booster Club: Class Leader in P. E., '49: Red Cross, '49, Home Room Sec., '48, Treas., '49: Youth Council. TODARO, NANCY Rl-IAE-Gauchos IDGBJ. '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club. '49-'5l: Red Cross, '48-'49. TOWNSEND, BUDDY-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Friendship Club. '48-'50. TURNER, I. T.-Boys' Booster Club, '49-'5l: H. O. T. C.. '49-'50. I UNDEBWOOD, CHARLB-Basketball A Team. '49-'50: B Team, '48: Boys' Booster Club, '48: I-'ire Patrol, '49-'50. UNDEBWOOD. BOB-Boys' Booster Club. '48-'5l: D. E., '50-'5l: R. O. T. C.. '48-'50. VICKERS, BILLY-Baseball Letterman. '49-'5l: Bas- ketball Letterrnan. '48-'5l: BOYS' 500321 Club. '49- '51 WALDMAN, ELEANOR-Bowling Club, '49-'50: Gauchos, '49-'5l: Flags, '50-'5l: Directory Adver- tising Staff, '50: El Oroso Circulation, '50: Girls' Booster Club, '49-'51, WALKER, BILLIE-D. E. Club. '50-'51: Girls' Boost- er Club, '48-'51, WALTERS, MARIANNEAGauchos, '48-'51: Twirler, '50: Best Company, '50: Bowling Club, '49-'51, Home Room Sec.-Treas., '50: Youth Council, '48-'5l: Senior Beauty Runner-Up. WARTON, THERESA WAXMAN, BETTY RUTHiAdvanced Chorus, '50- '5l: Gauchos, '49-'Slg Girls' Booster Cluh, '48-'51, Gauchos Flags: National Honor Society, '50-'Sl: Treas.. ot Home Room, Variety Show, '49. WEBB, CHARLES-Band, '48-'51: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'51: Cheer Leader, '50-'51: Dramatics Club. '50-'5l: Band Major, '49-'50: Star Staff, '50-'5l: R. O. T. C., '48-'49: Drum Major All City Band, '49-'50: El Oroso Circulation. WENGLAR, GERVAS-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Movie Operators, '49-'50, . WHITE, BILL-Boys' Booster Club. Scribe Booster. '50: Football B Team. '49, A Team, '50: Hi-Y Chaplain, '50: Pres, Home Room, '49, Science Club, Vice-Pres., '49, Pres., '50: Sophomore Prince. '49: Youth Council, Vice-Pres., '49, Pres., '50. WHITE, FRANCES-Allied Youth Movement, '50- '5l: Bowling Club: Constitution Committee Chairman, Civics I: El Oroso Advertising Stott, '50-'51: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Gym Capt., '48-'-49: Ice Skat- ing, '48-'49: Ready-Writers Contest ilnterscholasticl. '49-'5l: Senior Pres., '5l: Most Popular, '5l: Swim- ming. '50-'51: Volleyball Squad. '49: Mgr., '50: Vol- leyball Intramural Championship Team, '50: Vol- leyball Intramural Squad. '49. r K 'tg' 1 f 'S H mf sf 'J pl 1 We Q, U 1 ,f ...X Q .. ' ,Q N 163' 'Q . .N .y,w,t. Q .,M,,J.., I 17.75, I ' ff 'M 4 ' Y , 1 1 5, M he W-.AJ f , , . .W ,.., , YJ-to :F .I L, ,ga .S , W 3 L1 , - :, ,. .. Q- mffi R J 7. Q, ,ww ,A ,s , '.,,fsfs:X4 g 1 , - 4- nw 'xo . .se , f 1 M55 wr ,Aw flat' , ...ff ,, . . . . ..,, l 'fr .QW , Q N' Rf 5 'fb v t ,, ti. . .A -1' P'-v 4-ww . M ., , U ,H be ,Wi Club, '48-'5l. Reporter, '50: 51 lst Lt. Booster of Home WHITTENBERG. IOHN-R. O. T. C.. '48-'50: lt. Lt.. '50: Rifle Team, '5l. WHITTENBERG, HENRY-Boys' Booster Club. '50: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, '50. WILLIAMS, BARBARA-Girls' Booster Club. '50-'Sli Red Cross, '50-'5l: Y-Teens Program Committee. '50- '5l. WILLIAMS, GARY-Allied Youth, '50-'5l: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: Bowling Club. '50-'5l: Track Team. '50. WILLIAMSON. BILL-Band. '48-'Sli Sgt., '49: lst. Lt., '50: Boys' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Chairman Dance Band Committee, '50: R. O. T. C., '48-'5l: Sgt., '49: 2nd Lt.. '50. WINNER, EMILY-Allied Youth. '50-'5l: El Oroso Advertising Stati, '49-'50: Flores Bonitas, '48-'49: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: M-Sgt. of Drill in the Sguggos: Sec. oi Home Room, '48: Science Club. WISE. CAROLYN-Advanced Chorus, 'SO-'5l: Girls Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Bowling Club, '48-'49: Horseback Riding Club. '50: Ice Skating Club, '48- '5D: Sec.. '-19: Red Cross, '49, WISENBERG, HERBERT-Boys' Booster Club. '48- '5l: B Team Football, '49. WlSTRAND. GLEN D and B CONFAB Anderson, Whitley, Mrs. Gillen, Her- manson. Kimble, Chew, Cleerel, Blcryney. ' At the Conservatory Crocker, Miss Guthne 'lr 1 WOODS, CARRIE-Girls' Booster Club. '49-'51: Sophomore Capt., '49: Sophomore Asst., '49: Iunior Asst., '50: Youth Council, '49-'5l: Treas., '50-'5l: Beauty Contest, '49-'50: Girls' Bowling Team, '49- '5l: Bowling Letter, '49: League Champion. '50: 3rd Place League, '49: National Telegraphic Tourna- ment, '49-'50: Rocky Mountain Toumament, '49: I. C. Tournament, '49-'50: Registration Vice-Pres.. '492 Reg- istration Star Reporter, '50: Registration Pres., '50- '5l: Gauchos IDGBJ, '49-'50: Best Company, '49-'50: Sgt. ol Twirlers, '-19: Drill, '50-'5l: Sophomore Prin- cess of May Fete. '49: Track Follies, '50: Chorus, '49- '5O: Dramatics Club, '50-'5l: Y-Teen Club, '50: Ir. Academy oi Science, '49-'50: Pres. Bowling Club, '50- '51: Allied Youth, '50. WRBATH, MARY-Gauchos, '48-'49: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'51: Quill and Scroll, '50-'5l: Star Editor, '50: Star Exchange Mgr., '49. WYA'1 I', HUBERT-Allied Youth, '50: Boys' Booster Club, '47-'50: R. 0. T. C., '47-'50, Cpl., '48, Sgt., '49, Lt., '50, Rifle Team '47-'50. YOUNG, MARTHA ANN-Gauchos Wlagsl, '48-'5l: Gauchos Bowling Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Booster Club, '48-'5l: Girls' Chorus, '49-'50: Horseback Riding Club , Z w V f W1 4' ' ' K 43 J If T1 WM' Fail g xx if fx! , W I? ,. at WW Li , 1 WF! , 1-5 G so Q 'Q-19 i - n 'f:Z'f. .V L if s 1 ' . ' D M g ,. . X, Whwwyig Vt , ji: 38 L A I M, 1,7 , 4 57,5 I F ,if X W - f 255953223 'y i ' J -75sfV? 557'f'i fiw ' 5 I' '7 iw- Q A ' . , 2 g ' ' s 3, f ' '7 L , if , V A I . me 'sf e T . V N, 5 42. . , ' , , 9 7 i , , A 51 ji 23' '- A - 50- 51: Youth Council, '49. Z 'ik A . I jg. f' ZERBE, FRED-Boys' Booster Club, '48-'50: R. O 'v ix .1 T. C. 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A , Mfhwgfa, cgsnginn A , - C HND . 'WCONA . HICIA ,,AA MRLNICX, PEARL -' z J ' y 8 ,qw , 33:4-mi ?7f:s,,ggw ' A L, QWMQ' rf 1 ff' rfvz M: K Af A A , , mg A A AA iz? x 0 A A . ' A -f xvuuss, MAVALRNI-: ig: A MILLER, rs'r1a:L1.r: ' .J . MXTCHEI-I-. SUE A E ny A MONTAGNE. LINDA .W N, A MONTGOMERY, zusr: 3 ak If N 8 A A K A, 2 ,g5,ljglQ,g g, f I A ,, +4 , A f Moolis. Joszpmmz 1 A iw A 1 MooRE..Rosr1MARY A , ' if ,Q '-rf... V MORGAN..-NORMA Ri' 'XMQQZQQ f x l V -ff Si if ' 1? A . A 'R .' . A ' MORGAN. rm :w il 5? A - A MOUNTS' MAHGIE . 1 MUELLER, JOAN . A . , MURPHY- JOHN ,N A, '- , -ii ' MUTSCHLEH' CMO!- ' A f. .R A , ' ' 'E W A A f'f 6' Q ' A A ' NIISON. cARo1. ANN :.A 2 ' A 7 OD-'11-I-I CARTER , , 7 1 A A ORGAIN, BARBARA s A f , OVERSTREET. PAT f. A - , -- N553 iq K 4 A , K5 V t it if JNA A ' A A f fig 1 f A f 2 iff 7 .. R' .- A ,. 1 ., ovfgwrfis? HHNTEY . N 1 1 PARR1s1-1, FRANK ,A f ' ' PATE, Don W i? Q M35 M ! S PATTEN, CAR PETERSON. PETWAY. IERHY ROSEMARY r . -xgvszqfgggggigxg i E P1R'r1.r:, IOHNNINE ,Q A. Parr. Donomy Jo POBOHSKY, SHEILA Q, , . My-A ...,....n.-Asxsvfs... in OLYN A N f 4 4 , 3 fE .Af 2 .4 , M1 Mg ..,. , - ,M .,1., , ..,. , 1 Q, , k A' 'iii 2, .Q L KB, , 'fi fx fb -R Xiu 2, f 'Q' 7 QR gf - ,252 .. A . R- 2 1 . Q f,, 7P V .N vp f . .nd ,a ,. - bv, A POUNDS. DAvm , F i k P31352 infngigg 11112 + ,V ' 7 Y ' Y 7 A i . I iii' it Mr' In IOC PRENZLER, HARVEY ,g ,A j , sp 5 1 nr H Page 56 A A A A A ,, , ,ffw ,, .N , ' y A, A - -r- -. ' K.. ', X Y -11? Af :Q-K' '1 '42 ' Q, v.-, PYBURN. MARY IANE QUINBY. IOAN RABORN, NANCY RANPRANZ. SIBYL RAMEY, MARALYNE RAUCH. ALAN ROUSH, BILL REDICK, PHYLLIS REDDY, ROBERT ROBINSON. GEORGE ROLAND, BOBBIE IEANE ROSENBERG, HANNELORE ROSENBERG. ISABEL ROSENFELDER, BILL ROSENTHAL. LOIS ROSENTHAL, LYNELLE ROTEN, BARBARA SACHS, SARA ELLEN SANDLER. EVA LOU SAMPERI. IEANETTE SAUER, RAY SCHAFER, HELEN SCHMID. GAIL SCHNELL, IOYCE SCHULTZ, HYMAN SCHWARZ. IOCELYN 'Qi , X X v' Q B ,M gf ,wx Q ' . ar-A 3 5 . Vs. lux 5' ,, ' 742 1'L .:.LfJ?sQf ,,.., 'imma' 'YW' ,. . v v ,wg-1 wi- gi 395 'Y , Qf'?5'.?is?iS ' SCHUMAN. SHIRLEY SHAINOCK. VIC jfs 'if Q sxLvx-:nMAN, 'rosy I A sn.vr:n, Anus f F O . smou. PEGGY is 1 sxmm, msn smm. mm 9 ?,.V ..X,, :,,Li,5QL,, O V1 A Q -A J 2 AALR A E g tfflx' A 'ELE 2 , N ff f Q Q, 4. , if 3 if tcfii. Qt SORENSEN, BEVERLY SPEER. HOWARD Page 57 Page 58 STUART. NANCY TRICHB. CAROL THIPLEIT, BILLY ' TUCKEH. BARBARA TUHNEY. PAT VAUGHAN. BETTY VICKERS. CLAUDE V NDY LUANNE O . WAGNER. IEANINE WAGNEH, HOANNE WALKER. EVA STAFFORD. IOHN STILLINGHR. SHIRLEY STOVALL. MARGIB TALLEY. LA VON TIPTON. IAMES - TODD. BETTY IN MIEMORIAM We, the staff of the 1951 El Oroso, wish to offer this memoriam to Neal Arnold, who died November 4, 1951. Even though his life was short he made many friends. We all knew him as a thoughtful, sincere and fun loving boy. fr r II I A-V - Q ii 2:2 ,KIwfI'8.Tfw1 f?IfV ' wwf? I, fff jrl w ' ' I, W 4 I 2 woFEoRD, IIMMIE I I I wAI.LAcE. DINAR WALKER. MARY BETH ' me ga Z 5 I 3 WATSON, SHIRLEY ' WALTON, PRINCETTA WALTON, MARY IANE WALTERS, IACKIE A I f ' f g woI.FF, LOUETTA , g ,A-. V. .z H 3 WI-IITESIDE, FRANK . 53,1 A R 35 Y f -I 4 WILSON. DON , I fa., , .E Qi: 1 WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA I, 5222351 gwfy ,QI WEAVER, ANN K ff-www A V' . 4:1 I A 4 ' I g l ZUZRJEIRERHIERRY ' I A I ,, ,I , ONNIE I 547' 23535 I ZINDLER, BERNARD ,Q Ai, -.1 M? A I ' I , ZETTE, IOHN . . 'gf R' L , WHEN, NANCY ANN A ff If I I of A Q Armstrong. Leder, Gelicmd. Coward. Magee, Friedlcrnder. lameson. Lieberman, Boozcxlis, Poole. Page 59 WMMMWWMWMMW SOPHOMORES ,Amr 1 f V211 Viva 1 A X Aim: A U i f www , K zz I 5 2 :,. ,ii :I '. ALLEN 1-:DNA A Nl fv-3 ., Q, MWA, ,. Y '-im: ,nw-1,i s Af ' - ff .Jai mimi ww gif? f fQgisgi2 ,f ff W iw WL M Y 'f kfzwfa , f f f ig ' ., -, J' 2 4 .4 5.521 M Yr W X 0 5 ,-, A Q. 1 pf QQ ,M ,4 as 1 , R, f- 4 'I' M , . A ff If 1 ? 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' , I A y KI A . 1515 1, ljhf I 'Mmm DANBURG. BARBARA DAVENPORT, BETITY DAMECA, RICHARD DEMENT. MURII-IL DEUTSER. RENEE DE YBARRONDO, HENRI DIAMOND. BARBARA DOTSON. ARLINE DREYER, BEVERLY DUNAGIN, MARY LOU DUNSWORTH. BETTY DVORETZKY. SARAH DYER, IIMMIE EARI-IART, GORDON EAVE. BILL ECCLES. SANDRA EDDI NGS. FRANCES EDWARDS. IIM ELLIOTT, BONNIE EPSTEIN, SHIRLEY ESLINGER, SCOTT Bsrmsnocx. LEED c. Page 63 45 Liv' If am E x S 1A ell m ww 5'-415 Y fig Na mt 'W EM ,yy sg fx I M 41 , L 1 , . 1 N f ,W . X M 2 J Q2Qg w r.zwf -1. f f.. 5.1 A Eval. Q,,+ff'w5,-mfg ,- Ha- 1? A' , ai QI 594.3 .M zfigfgsf I A A 'L-iwfi .. - .1 , I, W gn 3 4 , I We. 1129 41 T I hw W 1, +5 q 1 Q I mf, , me 14,2235 imgggg' W 1 I If V. wwf ' Q Q. '4 'Q an wma Page 64 my ,QL 0 1 X , V M .Fx w. It VZ gf I , ' Q 4 , , ,M . W , , .iw-A' 222 ff 6 , i 1 ,H 'wzify , ' ' I f' M3 V, f 'A x,,V lr. I Sling' ,W - 7 - 'KQQUIMNT Pi 9' 7 I T If 'I F, ' -- N' ,g f-1' 1 ff' , lz fg. ,L H f GILES. PAT GILE, PERRY GILL. CECIL GILLELAND. PEGGY GINN. PATSY GINSBERG. BAILEY GLISPIN, BARBARA GOLDSTEIN. I-IELAINI-I GALLOT. NEITIE LEE GOODE. NANCY GRAY. BEVERLY GREGORY, OED GREGORY, KATHERINE GRIERSON. EVELYNN GROSSBERG, CYVIA HAAKSMA. ARTIS HALL. ARTHUR HAMMOND. YVONNE I-IARKINS. SAMMY HANSON. LUCY HARMON. MARGARET HARRIS. CHARLOTTE HARRISON. IEAN HARRY. LENORA HARTSELI.. DORIS HAYS. SHIRLEY HEATH. GUY HENDERSON, IAC HENRY. MARGERY I-IERZB ERG, LYNNE EVANS. CHARLOTTE FAGAN. IUNE FAIRCHILD. GUY FAIRCHILD. FRANCES FALKENBURG. LOU ANN FLEMING. DOUGLAS FLEMING. EI.AINE FOSTER. BEVERLY FOX. DAVID FOX. EDDIE FOX, I.ORH.EI FREEMAN. CYNDY FREEMAN. HAI. FUNK. SYLVIA GERSON, PAT GIFSEY, IUDITI-I -r- , X Q.. ,Q.a,a.,. , ,J 2, ., . fi, A I . A L 1. Q vw ' f 63,23 si -X., mf I . , lg . W , A W ffF.w'7?l mggxqq. f A Ve ff , V1 'fi' I...-f'. f ' -f'-. T42 .mage ' A S. gy Vg M it 1 Q' Q f . Is? .W K I ff. ,A I X I as I, I wi .- 4 if fl K 4 'Ii' MSW X 'fa 2 1 f I if 1 ' . -. 4 52' .vw , I 'gf 1.1. my 54 gf S QR . , xx I Q FA 'EQ V? 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FRANCES KAHLDEN. IOHN KARCHMEN. ELOYCE KILE, NOEL KNIGHT. NANCY KNOLLE, IUNE KOSTER. VIRGINIA KOWALSKI. ADELE KRAMP. HARRY LA FERNEY. SYLVIA LANKFORD. IIMMY LASSER. SARA ANN LAUFMAN. MAURICE LAWSON. IOAN LEE. DON LEFKOWITS. LOIS LEON. IOEL LETER. FRANCE LEVITIN. MARLENE LEVY. RALPH LEWIS. ELIZABETH LEWIS. I0 ANN LEWIS. IRENE LEWIS. SALLY LEWIS. TEDD LICHTENSTEIN. BETTY LIEBERMAN, HARRY LUDWICK., ERMA LUGE. MARY ANN Wmiwwiwifemiwn S xii I .- Ash, .5553 ..-1' Wlfivi 'S 4 X A AA AI K-sg? W I 5 I gf if 'I 5 , 5 Ig, I ,qw L 4 , I I if agp? I 0 , f I' W V 53, K5 ,I if L L' 535 , Www yiw Qgafg A-wgzxty if Q A 5' 5 f Page 65 Q 3 3 R 5 x MORRISON. TOM MOSS. BI-L'I I'Y IO MOULDS. IEAN MULLE. FRANK MUSGROVE. SHIRLEY MYERS. MILFORD MYSLIVIC. ETHEI. NASH. CAROLYN NEAL. ARTHUR NELMS. FRANCES NEI.SON. CAROL NEUENSCRWANDER. DON NOBLE. MARVIN I. NORRIS. IEANNE O'CONNELL. HELEN OLIVER. CLAUDIA PALMER. BETTY IUNE PALMER. NANCY PAVEIDB. MARIAN PENNY. DICKY PHILLIPS. IACK PIERCE. LIDDIE PIKE. PATSY POBORSKY. SHEILA POOLE. DON POPE. IACKIE POPE. IOHNNIE PRIEN. HELEN PROLER. MEYER PRUEIT. PEGGY MASSEY. PAT MAYS. EDNA MCGLOSSON. IO MCKINZIE. IUNE MCKNIGHT, GRACE MERSON. MAUREEN MEYER. SALLY MILFORD. CAROLYN MILLER. BEITY MILLER. GARY MILLER. IANE MILIS. LOUIS MINNS. IANICE MITELMAN. SHELTON MANTOOTH. EDDIE MORRIS. PAULINE ww f I 5 'K .51 f kn x S vw a-wig 'wi , X A xx ' 1:. 6 33 ffl A if .rxmsiwsalml . P 9-A my 'W IM: M. in 5 I 9 Eh Qi ' Fx as 9- Q' 'fl' it. ,, ' rc qw if? ai I . PYKE, DOROTHY . RAMSBY. DICK RATCLIPFE. VERNA RATLEY. MARTHA REAGAN. IAN REED. CHARLB REED. GERALD REYNOLDS, IOYCE RITNOUR, KATHERINE ROACH. EDDIE GAIL ROBINSON. RITA ROME. SHIRLEY ROSENBLUN. BARBARA ROSENBERG. ROXANNE ROUSH. IAN ROWDEN, IO ANN '-. ggi 'aff F ff A :I,. 'F 2 23 5.5 . 55? wi 54-:ri W iii N 2' ,M n W V u 'il 91661. 1 W gg Q f I 'ai E ,I sg mimf 1 00' f jg, , my iwzvkiw. .makin f fs fix' SImi12?Zi2Qs49SwiWAMm9ff 21?-M 22 2:9 XM :xv 41 L-T'-f ,. E-1 iz. K x A -,.. , A V, Lsvlffsl- ' '- '- . 7 Alh' f 'L' 'fi -A 1 .. . ,, , A 1 . fry. x 4- SUPER. GEACTE JANE -Q 1 A f Lag, ggi Q , A AA ' jf -' TARTEE. PAT - : f ,Q A , J A TEHRILL, PAUL ggi Effffi. L 34,1 L L: A ' f ALXW s F1 f. E 5.1, Lf S 1 A A I - ' A TILIMAN. FLOHA , - ' , Tn19L5RALg.Ag315g1-fra: K, lf-f ' S 'W JK -, hal, 2, ,,f, N' ,Y ' Q ' .-'If -T O S, :Lf 'W if Pj jig! ' I ' TUCKEB. AMARYLES LVL' 5 . .,,. E I 1. TURNER, EI-HEL -ff' 4 '-A .,,.:. , ' 'fjiiii ' A VAVQ ' ,f A A ,Y UPTON, NANCY 1451-,g WL , . L , VAILECSKATHI Jo ANNE k 55 K .- 1 V vw. ' 1 CHARD A VERDINA, MAKLYN V ,Qs 1: NN 'Jw , . K , fu ' ' K 4 M hi 4 ,. , .. i. , A P Lx 53, Sf ,L Y 'Zig ,Q A Y A ,WN f si 1 T 325135 Page 68 rf 1 1 L1'X 'wif gf VEENER, ANNE L A VERNON. BETH ANN 15,552 A 'iff v1g:xEEs. WANDA wk, 123' 1' ' 3 , sw Q A ' ? 1 355 -:f- '- I U A v 3 . VILLAREAL. ROSIE ,- , ,X-,QL A A, 4 ,M A , gf-L , W, ,, L, . s me fag bf 2-:L ' if E f -ifafiif if WALLACE, DTNAH A ., I WALLACE. MILDRED V ' ,S L, O 2 L W , , -'.MmwmvME,.W. - ., . , V ---A I . , ,l3,5.,i, W ' 'T 22-55? U I Mkt Ha Shir. 'W 3 gl iw VQPYPN T , L L L Q A QS A 'F A f WALLING, JUNE ' A 5 , - A SM ' L, WALTON, PRINCETTA A A 'W V 1 .. , , WATSON, SHIRLEY in gg H -if - z -f- A if A wA1'r. TIMMY 'Sag 4 gr? A ,L 1 ,, A,AA ,L WEIMBEEGEE. FRANK .. l n: 5-,I 4 A X ,, Li L- .,. f K E - W ...QL - -- 1 W W, 3 WM A a A 1 Q WELIS. PATSY , u -L 4 A fu A 1 wEssoN. BILLY , ,W WIDELL, ERIC N51 .5 I 1 i i ' jf! WILL. IOHN Lv if ALA A 'EM L' L' 1 fy 4-.L, L , A-fy A Mg? YT Q , ' ' 'F .IW'5'3 ' A M7 M . iligjp ff 'vii' T -H fi .+A ' 11 'E . w1LL1AMs, BETTY IO j l , A f ' 1 , , WILLIFERD. JIM A ,, WILLS. PATSY 2. -A A WISHARD. HELEN MARIE V , f A WOLF. ROY Y A 1 . if woonnurr, LYLA LEE A ..:. A , A A A , WRIGHT. JOYCE - ' 1, E. - L wYL1E, DOROTHY . g A YEAEY. EL1zAnE1T-T LF ,u h - Q L? .- if Egg A YEARY. NOUMA LEE E k ' A A A ' A ,M I I L X' z 714 f:Lg,L.Jv.Ll for rf-fvwzfa Ajfrwsm G ' A ,, ,. 1 -' .K KL' X V533 I H , . x . L Li, 24 YEEKES, 'romvnn q A Q Q A rgglggilng A L 4 L , .L '- A ZONANA. ELI A A LE A ZOPOLER- IOHN 1 A f E f' 1 ET' ' A 'ff-EL47.i'sAv - - .LL MID-TERM SOPHOMCDRE B 9 I Rose 325 Top Row, Left to Bight: Charles Bachrack, Louis Macy, Roy Elledge, Iimmy McNeese, Fred Peebles, David Kelly, Jimmy Weaver. Second Row: Bobby Best, Ronnie Stewart, Iimmy Stallworth, Sammy Hale, Warren Steffen, Bobby Lee Doss, Melvin Jackson. Third Row: Betty Wolfe, Nancy Sally, Bobby lean Endicott, Earline Culley, Cynthia Cregar, Elsa Rosner, Iacquelyn Sciba, Monene Finch, Pat Matranca, Nancy Castle, Kathrine Perry, Sandra Rice, Iune Parnell. Pag 6 HERMANN-106 Top Row, Left to Right: Leo Gabriel, lay Miller, Glenn Noster, Paul Rhodes. Norman Schlumpf. Lynn Dotson. Len Allen. Middle Row: Stan Henderson, Marcus Shapiro, Ieanette Kaier, Patricia Carothecrs. Audrey Banning, Earl Walberg, Scott Calihan. Bottom Row: Mary Lou Pollack, Ieanette Lightner. Ruth Hitch. Darelene Pelham, Pat Henderson, Marilyn Lowry, Kathry La Faso. BATTE-116 Top Row, Left to Bight: Claude Oliver, Allen Faden, Munroe White, Vic Davidson, George Lipshy, Lanny Glick, Bill Oliver. Second Row: Phillip Shannon, Meyer Smolensky, Sidney McCrory. Ioel Pear- son, Evan Hodge, Arnold Rosenberg. Third Row: Elizabeth Caurhen, Ann Tatum, Betty Burkhart, Pat Parks, Maureen Vihigharn, Barbara Robertson, Carolyn Patterson, Iody Martin, Barbara Tipton, Leslie Neal, Ioyce.,Soloman, Nancy Smith, Renee Rizemarin, Jackie Readie, Carol Freidman. ' f fi ifJ- VAN LIEW-301 Top Row, Left to Right: Allen Walicek, Tommy Bruton, Charles Burch, Iohnny Lou. Otha Branstedder. Middle Row: Bob Wilson, Mac Waughtal. Gene Howard, Iordon Smith, Harold Boren. Bottom Row: Marlene Risdall, Lyla Hamilton, Geraldine Franklin, Gloria Jackson, Ruth Webre, Arcelia Griffin. SECOR-215 - Top Bow, Left to Right: William Stout, David Poor, Alan Bell, Herbert Gatlin, Ierry Larsen, Iohn Eckel, Sammy Melnick, Marvy Finger. Middle Row: Eddie La Mair, Edward Wyatt, Marjorie Moore, Nedra Chapman, Gail Green, Harry Leyendecker, Gayle Gerson, Dave Bell. Bottom Row: Linda Levinson, Sheila Golub, Karen de Ridder, Ioan Mason, Marcelle Lieberman, Bettye Frucht, Beverly Duffard, Phyllis Fuller. Ill, JI, Qgyhqwkwmmumwmz 334 A .Q . ,Wash gyl K0 'IW lx asia jgfw f W FEATURES ' Q Page 74 l l JOHN ROBERT PO WERS N C Y C O R P 247 Max Avenue N EW YORK Cl Januar y 4fh, l95l Miss Pe qgy Mauk Feafure Edilor, nEl Oroson SAN JACINTO SENIOR HIGH l3OO Holman Ho SCHOOL usfon, T I l exas Dear Miss Mauk: een a gr bea esf for graphs of lf has b ufy conf x eaf pleasure fo judge fhe your yearbook, HEI Oroso.n The phofo- fhe candidafes, which you submiifed, were all so affrachive lhaf I found if difficulf lo make d decision. lf was also difficulf fo make my selecfion wilhouf seei and falking fo each confesfanf. The winners: Seniorsg Doris Kennedy, Belle Soloman, Jane Booker, Marfha Parks, Harrieffe Goldsfone, Anneffe Calish, Rufh Reagan, Marianne Walfers, Dorolhy Covingfon, Barbara Grigory, Joyce Kohler, and judifh Reevesg Sophomoresg Rufh Berger, Norma Brady, Lyska Hudspelhg Juniors, Sue jowell, Mary Jane Walfon, Sara jo Kllneg were selecfed on fhe basis of personalify, characler, and infelligence, as well as for nafural beaufy. My choice was influenced, of course, by my greal inferesf in and admirafion for lhe Nalural Girl. If lhe confesf would be a plea confesf anfs ar sure fo m anis, f sfud e ever in New York, if eel fhem. Wifh besl wishes lo fhe o fhe sfaff of fhe HEI OroSo,n d enls of SAN JACINTO SENIOR HIGH SC nd fo fhe HOOL, I am Sincerely yours john Roberf owe TY I7 1 R9 N BETTE SOLOMON ANNETTE COLISH ROULANDE Page 78 MARTHA IEAN PARKS JANE BOOKER ROULANDE HABRIETTE GOLDSTONE AQ BARBARA GRIGORY ROULANDE ' - M , Yrs 'X ,ir Az ,- , Tizfngacfi MARIANNE WALTERS noumnns RUTH REAGAN ROULANDE IUDITH REEVES ROULANDE DOROTHY COVINGTON ROULANDE JOYCE KOHLER HOULANDE Page 79 I U N I O B S MARY IANE WALTON SARA IO KLINE Kunucrs- lip S O P H O M O R E S Most Handsome BOB HALL Q TOM LYNCH Runners-Up I., T. LONG The Semor Class of 1951 has chosen the people on the followmg pages as those most deservlng of pra1se for the1r personal character and accompllshments Leaders 1n the class these Senror Superlat1ves the El Oroso says Congratulat1ons and keep on bemg superla l1VG 1n the future they have made themselves friends to all. To 9 L Mast Papular page 84 BILL WHITE CHINK ANDREWS ,Mast Kcprcscntafizfc LAZAR GREENFIELD IUDITH REEVES MOST REPRESENTATIVE RUNNERS-UP Margaret Lee Maynard Gimble Page 86 ,E 1' MOST POPULAR RUNNERS-UP Billye Crystal Littlepcxge S. M. Halliburton l s ' E x ' , 1 d F I , J Q if. iTfZi'Z,Rs.t'if.Z'vmw3b5J W 1 1 I f I w I fmdmmhmqqhwwwwh ,f' I K f ACTIVITIES Page 92 Kay Berry who sold the most books THE EL OROSO STAFF APPRECIATES- The El Oroso staff has appreciated the help it has received this year. The cheer leaders and their teams have helped our circulation enormously. Mr. Dabney and the shop classes, by building us a jail house for black marketeers, Mr. Bickley and the orchestra, by giving a free concert Cwith cornmercialj, and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Barnes and the art classes, by making posters and giving advice, have all been helpful. WINNING CHEER LEADER TEAM: Norma Lee Iones, Captain 5 Margaret Harman, Kay Berry, Patsy Brown, Arleen Gerson CNorma Lee Iones, absent from picturej. I MRS. RUTH REEVES Sponsor BERNICE BOZON Editor 81 Orem SMH Of I9 I DOROTHY COVINGTON Editor MAJ' Iames Altman Senior Editor wa N !5 '- ,V k Iune Knolle t Sophomore Editor t Carol Triche I unior Editor I r Iohn Lancaster Bill Kirnmey Business Managers k t I I W Davna Blum Barbara Sheldon L t P596 94 ' Artists Bobby Hall, Louis Loeser Boys' Sports Editors Betty Leatfh 1 Artist Sue Duncan Faculty Editd Patty Pitts Gaucho Editor L . 1 3:9 Q Mayan, rg A-.mf .vga ' K wi, Eirculation Left Side, Back to Front: Loutte Kestenberg, Ieanine Summer- ford, Margaret Lee, Lynn Hol- ley, Shelia Hamovitz, Ieanette Long, Arleen Gerson, Pearl Grenader, Margarite Crooker, Margaret Harmon, Marilyn Dentler, Myna Stevens, Kay Berry, Martha Ratley, Patsy Brown. Right Side, Back to Front: Charles Muller, Tom Lynch, Mary Lou Andrews, Norma Lee Jones, Annette Co- lish, Shirley Stillinger, Nancy Stuart, Emily Goldberg, Susan Knowles, Eleanor Waldman, Nancy Squires, Renee Axlerod. Page 96 Louette Kestenberg lean Felice Circulation Manager Advertising Manager dzfzrfisirzg Advertising Staff, Left to Right: Marilyn Dentler, Arleen Ger- son, Anne Lacy, Peggy Mauk, Iean Felice, Martha lean Parks, Harriette Goldstone, Margarite Crooker, Kay Berry. Natianal Row 1: Lois Brasher, Claire Jaworski, Susan Knowles, Pearl Grenader, Rozelle Jacobson, Evelyn Levine, Renee Axlerod, Betty Waxman, Harriette Goldstone, Betty Ran- dall, Margarite Crooker. Row 2: Jane Booker, Joy Doyle, Barbara Grigory, Louette Kestenberg, Margaret Lee, Shirley Schuman, Billye Littlepage, Norma Lee Jones, Morton Levy, Frances Stamper, Judith Reeves, Jackie Banning. Row 3: Norman Lasser, Larry Hosmarian, Joe Pollock, Johnny Landa, Louis Israel, Wallis Elston. Row 4: John Lancaster, Lee Tucker, Bobby Hall, Theodore Boozalis, Bill Kimmey, Howard Hendrix, Lazar Green- field, Herman Lapin. Members of the National Honor Society are select- ed by the faculty on the basis of character, service. scholarship, and leadership. Students in this organ- ization have received the highest honor which San Jacinto can bestow. President, John Lancaster: Secretary, Judith Reeves: Vice- President, Margaret Lee: Treasurer, S- M- HCIUibU1'f0n- fiona! Svcicty Co-Sponsors: Miss Helen Steed. Miss Christine Schultz. Page 97 Miss Mildred Guthrie Instructor Iu Meyer, Mary Wreath Co-Editors STAR STAFF The Star Staff has the busy job of editing the school newspaper. Because of its many interesting articles, all students look forward to the publication of the Star once every two weeks. Phyllis Aber, Michael Fergu- son, A1 Bruton, Kay Berry. 3 in w Q 33 Q? 52,222 wife Officers, Front Row: A1 Bruton, Assistant Chief: Ierry Boyer, Assistant Scribe: Iohn Lancaster, Assistant Cash. Second Row: Bill White, Scribe: Ronald Lassiter, Cash: Bobby Hall, Chief Booster. MR. VAN VIEBIG. Sponsor Page IOO BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB FALL CABINET . The Boys' Booster Club under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Van Viebiq is one of the largest clubs on the campus. Annually they present the large Christmas Dance and perform many services which bene- fit San Iacinto. Officers, Front Row: Bob King, Chief Booster: Iimmy LeRouax, Assistant Chief. Sec- ond Row: Steve Harrington, Assistant Cash: I. T. Long, Scribe: Don Evans, Assistant Scribe. Scene from the Bovs' Booster Club annual Christmas Dance. BOYS BOOSTER CLUB SPRING CABINET Page IOI L , , V- - Qs, 1 f f s mrwfrs- has , , N, . 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' Q f , , f f .T is K , g' 'R F In , get ..A.., f M f 1 t ' 'L V 5 -wi ,. , , 1 , g M , , ,Jw ,, - Q, - , ., qw e f: ,. tv, . - L17 EE, 1, Mzfamgt' A . : .t f -gfftpw 1 ,gf 5 N 6 . l Top Row: Bernice Bozin, Chief Booster: t Virginia Whitley, Assistant Chief: Nancy Allen, Senior Captain. Second Row: Ann 1 Hermanson, Scribe: Shirley Stillinger, f lunior Assistant: Iudith Reeves, Chaplain. r K i I I t v r t Page lO2 Girls ' Hoasfcr 611111 9411 611511161 The Girls' Booster Club is the oldest club in San Iacinto, and it is a service organ- ization. Under the guidance of Mrs. I. W. Secor, it performs many worthy deeds throughout the year. Top Row: Bentley Coe, Sophomore Assis tant: Patsy Craig, Sophomore Captain Margaret Lee, Historian. Second Row Io Arm Anderson, Cash: Anne Lacy, Re porter: Linda Montaigne, Song. ,v- MRP -'L--N tid ,SW , .3'3f,- 5 1 'i vwvsggft, lege fwwffwiw1g3iifg Ts 5'j,4 J -F- xf-.5N:,,4g5,,t rs we 'Q Y, r l Tgiii 5 - . Zi. ' L 5113. A Girls' Hoosier Klub Spring Habincf i y C N l z The Booster Club girls at a meeting x if , ,WC GJ 9 J f 'bf Q Q5 A OJWMW www miifirfff 4 : ,y I C ' B ,A x Nancy Allen href ooster WH pf' X fl' , 4 I WJ ,K 1Tk. ah . 5 ft FL W, jjyx' Ay ,Kipp I diff- 4 of' My, w Q, MX -.QV Mb 5 1 eee A A U 12 A W' e 'e Q s y :lg if 1' ,q ' Laura Kimble, Assistant Chief: Patsy .5 B' W Brown, Senior Captain. 5 KMA swf? i 4 f is --'A -- A : :1 L i ,s, W. ,. 3 J ' uL:,ef,.C44-ff' B' ful K Iune Kgolle, Sophomore Assistant: A Mary urtner, Sopho ore C ta' ff- : Mavaline Miles. Shirley Stillinger, lunior Captain. Betty loe Bernard, Cash: Lynn Hol- ley. Scribe: Frances Stamper, Chap- lain: Kay Berry. Reporter. Page IO3 E 3 E 3 , l Y 5,51 WRT? ,V A 15 .:,. : L, . ,lg-313 , Bob Hall President Am rican Ecgkm i Foreign Students: Hannah Fleischrnan. Burta Rhoads, Hannelore Rosenberg. Eli- zabeth Barnett. Grace Goerner, Hoy Wolf, Iohn Erwing, Peter Mauksch. In the last year of junior high school the American Legion Award is presented to an outstanding boy and girl. These stu- dents compose the American Legion Club of San lacinto. k -3 . rfiv' Larry Hosmarin Mary lane Walton ra-PY , me , , 5 K Q,- L . L' G T551 if we L y eff' L ' l 3 ' 2533 Q. , L fu we P' Pauline Applebaum Harry Leiberman Q, C: 5, 'H . Lazar Greenfield Shirley Schuman K y 'A V , .K -xl WN, X ,W 'Q-w,f 'ww im ,A -J' ii -P asm t, f W L,QQ1.,gQ :V ,f.?',f.. ' ffl ' 559' PM L gl ll Neil Payne Grace Schelewa - s 5 P f ,f f P7 .f,fErf ,f . , .,..., 1. , - , f r , ,,, ff . 3 -, . ,mi ffy in I, f My .,r. ,P 2 5 -- :rx fi Margaret Lee Vice-President W U JN ,s X , , L Q .gan - H H V 2 as gr, .r5,gt.. , .. . rffr' .af R 4 new 32? 1 sr rm XIQXA E 4: A4 Q zrrfggm wr y ,. .W-f'.: l ying er M, , ,wel v W 7 'fi3fU,f2l?i?p is gl Q 1 , 4 St f V., g Q z ,V 1 K1 A X 4 1 e A Y' X? -M 995 fr if , is r K 1 ,f ings' , W t 4 ff we if f 5 ,A 1 in 1 , L Q Q ef cg 5 Iames Tipton ll ,W ,,,k L il L lohn Will MEX P is 1f,Q W y fy ..'-. P it Y lnl' Q I oyce Schnell Iirn Williiord Patsy Craig Mary Shoomer, Virginia Kester, Lillian Kester, Mar- garite Crooker, Barbara Gardiner, Pat Turney, Woody Hermanson, Marinell Roach, Lynn Snow- den, Io Ann Brophy, Harriette Goldstone, Maralyne Hamey, Polly Daughtery, Mary Walters, Barbara Sheldon, lean Felice, Thersa Gilmore, Sue Iowell, Dayne Evans, Billye Littlepage, Ieanette Long, Lu- anne Vondy, Lyska Hudspeth, Dorothy Covington, Martha Parks, Barbara Bond, Barbara Bannon, Sara Hammond, Peggy O'Neill, Arlene Gerson, Carrie Woods, Pat Brown, Linda Montagne, Kay Berry. Bob Holbrook, Louis Loeser, Wallis Elston, Edna Allen, Dorothy O'lngianni, Margaret Bryson, Han- nelore Rosenberg, Iudith Reeves. Fay Anderson, Secretary: Ann Hermanson, Assistant Social Chairman: Dorothy Covington. Publicity: Iudith Reeves, Pro- gram: Iean Felice, Social: Lin- da Montagne, Publicity: Wallis Elston, Assistant Program: Miss Anna Cecil Evans, Sponsor: Jeanette Long, Assistant Social: CSeatedj Bill White, President. llautlz Houucil The purpose oi the Youth Council is to promote real brotherhood among the San Iacinto students. Under the sponsorship of Miss Anna Ce- cil Evans, 'this organization is one of the most active in the school. Hand The San Iacinto Band, consist- ing of fifty-two members. main- tains a very active schedule. In addition to drilling at football games and in parades, the Band attends the annual State Wide Band Contest at Huntsville, Tex- as, and presents several concerts during the year. Head Majorette: Margarite Crocker, Majorettes Monica Segal, Band Dlfeclof Janet Bazaman, Annette Colish Dnrm Mayor Frank Rice Mr Charles E B1Ck1eY Arther Lubel, Eric Liddell, Iess Hewitt, Ronnie Hauser Beverly Dryer Carolyn Trousdale Harold schiuuci, Jim smrmmi, scan Eslinger, Richard Demecs Ralph cquey Bfiftlsid Joan MGM Henry Tem Broeke, Ray Sauer, Arnold Goldstein Maynord Grmble George fgrgogoggibfggnglgaflz Holcombe, Iudy Gordon. Leonard Tartar, Malcolm Mrtchmore Stanley Harris Harvrs Marion Tweedy Lee Ibtabrook, Bill Williamson, George I-loschke Evelyn Derth Ioel Brand Collsh Momcq Segal 16:11 Ofrass 611111 The members oi this club help to cheer and encourage those less fortunate than themselves and give qheir services. time, and money I0 the needy here and abroad. Officers: Barbara Williams Vice-President Iimmy Best President Billie I o Brown Secretary Mis. Wilson, Sponsor: lean Felice, Dorothy Coving- ton, Ieanette Long, Theresa Gilmore, Howard Barks- dale, Sammy Moncrief, Barbara Williams, B ron York, Gilbert Halden, Ioe Pollock, loe Brand, Bon- nie Roseniield, Robert Lang, Carolyn Iverson, Renee Deutser, Mary lean C'Tol, Io Ann Shultz, Freda Epstein, Char otte Shapiro, Hannah Plashman, Bil- lie Brown, Nancy Todaro, Bernice Bozon. Annette Colish. Sally McLendon, Pat Overstreet. Janna Sing- ley, Helen Shafer, Betty lane Miller, Betty Io Wil- liams. Rosie Villereal. Mrs. Vivian K. Wilson' Sponsor Page IO7 Back row: Ionathun Malev, Moise Axle- rod, Herman Lapin, lim O'Reil1y, Lewis Israel, Bernard Frank. Middle row: Sheila Poborsky, Betty Voss. Heen Danilin, Io Ann Breier, Ann Rigsby. Nancy Ann Wren Frances Freidman. Front row: Ioel Blair, Gilbert Halden. George Holcombe, Ioel Brockstein. Page IOS Clit? Gavel 61116 The purpose ot the Gavel Club is to extend s ch activities among the students of San lgtgnto. During the year these stu- dents represent San Iacinto in debate tourna- ments. in externporaneous speaking, in de- clamation, and in original oratory. Oiticers: Bernard Frank, Vice-President: Moise Axle- rod, President: Nancy Ann Wren, Secretary: Helen Danilin, Treasurer. MRS. GALDCNICK Sponsor ,' i' ?!LE,' -K OHL? Girls By working in the office these girls receive valuable exper- ience and are a great help to the faculty. na Judith Reeves, Mrs. Robert Hol- berg. Rochelle Nelson, Mrs. Harriett Godley, Barbara Shel- don. Charlotte Matula, Marilyn Iones Margarite Crooker, Renee Axlerod Lois Brasher, Dixie Wertenberg, Al ma Kay Green, Marvel Ann Mc Daniel. Lynn Holley, Theba Gold, Ar- lene Gerson, Molly Tiras, Ger- aldine Navarro, Margaret Lee. Ruth Claire Berger, Marilyn Dentler, Kay Berry, Sonia Clair- field, Rosalyn Eisenberg, Peggy Mauk, loan Mullendore, Pat Turney. Page IO9 Spanish Efllb Page-IIO I. T. Pickering, Norma Brady, Peggy Mauk, Billie lean Brannon, Margaret Lee. Billie Io Brown, Raymond Van Baton,IDon Poole, Marian Pavlides. Weba Coward, Du ey Bell, Fay Anderson. lean Chambers. Jana Singley, Martha lean Parks, Edison Frazier, Roxuine Rosenberg, Frances Iudd, Diana urge, Texas Burroughs, lrene Lewis, Sally Lewis, Margaret Chen. Ethel Myslivic. Ann Lingan. QNot Picturedl Frances White, Frances Baar, Hazel Wharton. The aims oi the Spanish Club are to make friends with Spanish speaking people. to learn their language, and to visit their countries in the future. Utticers: , l Sergeant-atsarms. I. T. Pickering: Miss Esther Trevino, Treasurer. Fay Anderson: Club IHSUUCYOY Secretary, Billie Io Brown: Presi- dent, Peggy Mauk: Class Secre- tary, Martha lean Parks: Reporter. Raymond Van Baton: Vice-Presi- dent, Margaret Lee. K. Mrs. Hazel Thompson Instructor Officers: Patsy Brown, Secretary: Claude Roach, Treasurer: Billy Vick- ers, Chairman. CSeatedj: Arlene Gerson, President. The Vice-Presi- dent, Dale May, is now serving in the United States Marine Corps. Hfllfll and Suse! Klub Under the instruction of Mrs. Hazel Thompson the mem- bers of this club receive a great deal of pleasure from their art work. Naorne Hirsh, Ann Fleck, Patsy Brown, Don Evans, Shel- ton Middleton, Tippy Nave, Texas Burroughs, Arlene Ger- son, Carolyn Craft, Don Pate, Roanne Wright, Sue Iowell, Sue Craft, Buddy Anthony, Francis Thompson, Kenneth Langford, Billy Vickers, Claude Roach, Charles Kopal, Billy Bennett. Ganclzas And Officers: Billye Littlepage, Anne Lacy, Laura Kimble, Carrie Woods. Carol Nelson, Barbara Tucker, Flora Till- man, Cornilea Smith, Patsy Ginn, Mary Girtner, Callie Io Bouldin, Ieanine Sum- meriord. Ia n e Bogar, Charlcie Lee Brown, Myna Stevens, Frances Lester, Kathryn Gregory, Ioyce Reynolds, Nancy Sayres, Anne Lacey, Billye Littlepage, Laura Kimble, Patty Pitts. Iackie Pope, Linda Allmand, Martha Bailey, Gracie Super, Frances Nelms, Iune Knolle, Patsy Ginn, Lucy Hanson. 1 fi? Officers: Front Row, Left to Right: Ioyce Iameson, Secre- tary: Mary Engle, Treasurer. Second Row, Left to Right: Bob Underwood, Vice-Pres i d e nt g Stanley Peterson, President. Distributivc Sducatian Klub Me! ers of the Distributive Ed cation Club are the partici- pa ts of an active training pro- gr m. They attend classes dur- ing the morning, and they are employed by business firms during the afternoon. Students taljing this course receive full sc ool credits in addition to the jsalhries which they earn. l Left to Right: Grace Chapman. Barbara Strickler, Annette Solo- man, Ann Fleck. Leftl to Right: Richard Roco. Loyce Lovell, Iimmie Tullis, Paul Wilson, Billie Ruth Walker Left to Right: Kelly Clark, Mike Adams, Arline Therrell, Shirley Pallas. Left to Bight: Norbert Harda- way, Bobbie Sue Trull, Bertha Vaughn, Dorothy Iackson, Ron- ald Hoch. Left to Right: Roland Abbey, Mrs. Mary M. Van Liew, In- structor, Glo Romine Stokes, Bob Griffin. Page IIS Advanced Elwrus By studying music these students have become members of the Advanced Chorus directed by Mrs. Rosamond Glosup. During the year the chorus per- forms ior the student body, cmd the music is especially enjoyed during the Christmas cmd Easter seasons. Officers: JoAnn Meadows, President, Albert Marks, Treasurer: Ion Campbell, Vice-President: Io Ann Avery, Secre- tary: Iames Altman, Publicity Chair- man: Robert Bennett, Librarian. Row Margaret Harless, Sonia Gilfen, Eileen Leder, Barbara Holmes, Caroline Wise, Lynn Snow- den, Marinell Roach, Molly Tiras, Ioel Leon, Para Lee Cain. Betty Waxman, Gracie Super, Patsy Ginn, Marcia Sadoif. Row 2: Harmon Graves, Ronnie Walker, Bette Dunn, Christine Phillips, Bar- bara Iohnson, Gloria Crawford, Io Ann Meadows, Pauline Applebaum, Marelene Tiller, Betty Ber- nard, Iimmie Tullis, Ierry Hamis, Albert Marks. Row 3: Connie Urbanek, Frank Muller, Gaye Iames, Rose E. Cantrell, Io Ann Avery, Susan Liddell, Betsy Meine, Margaret Harmon, Pat Cox, Mary Gun- ther, Linda Robinson, Eva Walker, David Wayne, Richard Vega. Row 4: Billy Vickers, Wallis El- ston, Frank Roberts, Tom Lynch, James Altman, Claude Roach, Pat Gregory, Robert Bennet, lon Campbell, Gerald Reed, Dewayne Hughes, Harvey Prenzler. Berncnd Frank, Malcolm Mitchmore. Nr , y 1-...if ffl 9 Fi l Girls ' Hlzarus The Girls' Chorus under the di- rection of Mrs. Rosamund Glo- sup sings at several programs during the year. These girls have learned to study and ap- preciate good music. Officers: President, Karolyn Golibart: Vice-President, Ber- nice Bozon: Linda Montagne Accompanist: Mary Lou An- drews, Treasurer: Sonya Clair- field, Secretary. Row l: Reva Siegel, Lally Rees, Billie lean Brannon, Linda Montagne, Mavaline Miles, Nancy Sue Gooldy, Doris Bushing, ,Tan Owens, Patsy Massey, Delores Hughes, Mrs. Rosamund Glosup. How 2: Adryann Dacus, Nancy Goode, Lynn Holley, Bernice Bozon, Iennie Chromcak, Roberta Miller, Mar- lene Preble, Martha Ann Young, Merele Howse, Wanda Cox. Row 3: Dorothy Pitt, Doris Hartsell, lean Nichols, Claire Iaworski, Sue Park, Diana Burge, Marlena Shofner, Iudy Halpern, Ieanne Norris, The- resa Wharton, Io Sneider, Shirley Holland. Row 4: Betty Lee, Sonya Clairfield, Mary Lou Andrews, Doris Kennedy, Karolyn Golibart, Marilyn Dentler, Beth Ann Vemon, Karen Kirkman, Geraldine Na- varro, Martha Stokes, Betty Io Hicks, Lynelle Rosenthal, Reese Brockman. Dudley Bell, Secretary: Paul Hewitt, Vice-President: Rosalyn Eisenberg, President. The ,Mavic Opmzfars 51116 The members of the Movie Operators Club must learn to operate the film pro- jector. Because of their services many interesting films have been shown. Mr. William B. Shaver, Sponsor Front row: lean Felice, Sue .H-CLZB1. Dudley Bell, Richard Grissett, Barbara Sheldon, Rosalyn Eisenberg. Second row: Paul Hew- itt, Margarite Crooker, Shirley Rose, lack Phillips. Page I I8 .Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an honorary jour- nalism society. In order to be invited into this organiza- tion, students must accomplish s o rn e outstanding work in journalism and be in the top one- third of their class. New Members Spring 1951 Left to Right: Bernice Bozon Peggy Mauk Harriette Goldstone Louette Kestenberg Barbara Sheldon lean Felice Membership Winners 1950-1951 Row 1, left to right: Anne Lacey, Helen Scha- del, Margarite Crooker, Mary Wreath, Phyl- lis Aber, Dorothy Covington, Judith Reeves, Mary Ann Hayes. Row 2, left to right: Iohn Lancaster, Bob Hall, Kay Berry, Judy Meyer, Michael Ferguson, Lee Tucker. Officers: President, Bernice Bozon: Vice President, Dorothy Covington: Secretary, Iudith Reeves. CNot picturedj Treasurer, Mary Wreath Dramatic: Q 61116 M One of San Iaointo's rnost active organizations is the Dramatics Club. Under the instruction of Miss Jeanne McRae the students pre- sent several plays to the student body. Madelyn Verdina, Arline Dotson, Iune Fagan, Darleen Laudermilk, Shirley Rhodes, Delores Steelman, Mary Collier, Edna Allen, Pearl Melnick, Mar- garet Harless, Maralyn Barney, Pat Henry, Bette Dunn, Rosalie Zito, Dorris Kromer, Miriam Zilker. Alec Reid, Orville Brogdon Albert Marks, Mickey McGa1lin Miss Jeanne McRae, Instructor Bob Campbell Edna Allen Fay McCa11a Darleen Laudermllk Delores Steelman Mary Co111er Dorns Kromer B111 MacDan1e1 Lewls Corte Wade Thompson, Ierry Peterson Albert Marks. Harold Buckler Mickey McGa1lin Mary Ann Hayes, Iimmy Best. :I Qire Palm! 'fhese boys compose the Fire Patrol oi San Jacinto. During tire drills it is largely through their efforts that the building is C11-liCklY and safely evacuated. f Mr. W. B. Shaver, Sponsor David Wells, Chief I. T, Long, Iarnef Murray, A1 Bru t o n , Kennetl Bryan, Iarnes Le Rouax. Bob Tucker, Reed Brooks, Bob King. Don Wilson, Irwin Levy, Tom Lynch, Herbie Chabysek. i 5... P1 r l Q is v 'Q milf dr. . f .,.,,, I 5 'X V. 'cffffffd if l 42 sg Edgy -I fr L, -l M 'X 'Q H all f i E 'Mi - :ig lg -. '14 - rw , -f W H 7' , f-Ar-ff 2 :'- i..X ax. ' 5' .dz Bob Tucker, Reed Brooks, Bob King. Don Wilson, Irwin Levy, Tom Lynch, Herbie Chabysek, I. T. Long, Kenneth Bryan, Iames Murray, A1 Bruton, Iames National Athletic Scholarship Society This organization is composed of boys who have obtained scholarships be- cause of their athletic ability. Left to Right: Donald Daniel, Irwin Levy, Clayton Reynolds, lack Blasingame, Ronald Lassiter, Mr. W. B. Shaver, Sponsor. Page I23 KEY CLUB This club is made up of boys who have contributed outstanding service to San Iacinto through the Boys' Booster Club. Front Row: Steve Harrington, Russell Orr, A1 Bruton, Frank Parish, Robert King. Back Row: Don Evans, Tommy Lynch, Ronald Lassiter, I. T. Long, Drayton Cummings. Page 124 Texas Iunior Academy of Science Club The purpose of the Science Club, which is under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Mabelle Sperry, is to promote the interest of sci- ence in San Iacinto and to further the scientific knowledge of the students with- in the club. Left to Right: Mrs. Mabelle Sperry, Sponsor: Wallis Elston, Secretary: Laura Kim- ble, Vice-President: Bill White, President: Harriette Goldstone, Historian. CNot pic- tured, Anne Lacy, Treasurerj Row l: Arlene Gerson, Kay Berry, Harriette Goldstone, Mrs. Sperry. Row 2: Bernice Bozon, Ioan Fontanille, Patty Pitts, Billye Littlepage, Daisy Gee, Kathryn Gregory, Roselyn Skelly. Bett Miller ane Bogar, Carolyn McClenden. Bow 3: Pat Brown, Harriette Fontanille, Gil- bert alden, Wally Elston, Laura Kimble, Billy Roper, Bill White, Ioyce Reynolds, Arlene Dotson, Marian Finley. J, A A Quinn, I Laura Kimble. Captain Drum and Bugle Woodie Hermcmson First Lt. Drums ,, WW , ' if A K 1 13.5 '1 : ,ff gmh, it J. 3 .., , .. bit .- W lf .. 1' 1 , gf X :A i - 'wh 4 ,L 3gxy'?iwv.'rZ -- - . M222 V GOLDEN GAUCHOS WhilleY. M'-U0 Billye Liltlepaqe 6 Bugle ' Major Drill X, ilitcxry Officers Clair Iaworski Captain Drill Iva lane Blayney Second Lt. Bugles fvgg .:. Q., P? M 17 gm? f if -A Q 472 in g Ag? Q . 3' V ' or ig :M , lx :gg-1 V . - fgfrf' i ,. 1-no + p n CYZEQX I 3 'ki , LU 'iv W ,wrn wi lhvl ww , 5 ' 11' ,J f Mavaline Miles Second Lt. Drums Pa! Turney Drill Lt. 1 w is . ,W f 44 f' , if I 1 .wang an f f- A, ' 31, ' f QR, 5. 1.1 fx V 1 1 A D an - '11 D ' V 3'f,:Lp32 Carolyn Pation Drill Li. Sarah Kline Drill Lt. ' e a... ff AQ , 'f .- Q - A fm. Q 3 A a . ,. ., , ,r .,.. , -X :qu , ,,,,,Nm, ..,, V i., Q 'lwiiaii ' 1.1 I M., , 3? 2 Q3 3 3 l Palsy Brown Captain Drill Sue Iowell Drill Lt. r if ff: 1 f 3. .ms F f 153225: , W ik 'I 3-V RX? an ji N H2 ng' s F tr Pa fx., 1 3 1 D ,ji . Fay Anderson Wqndd Bake! rim Lx. Buqles Twlrler I-1- Louanne Vonde L- d Dim LL Dignafzlontagne if A s 'F'f waz? if 1 , X nw' r Ax f f r fo 2 x, W X uf' V, if Y in Xi w 'I Q , 'Kwik 9' 514 Q AML i M' f . 1 i'f,.'Y' .-Q:Q :1:ifi A Q V E f f ,Q SX i W 4 1 w. Mgr? 3 1059, LA X , 2 MARILYN DENTLER President Executive ELEANOH CHEW Secretary oi D. :S B. PAT CLEERE Treasurer of D. G B. MRS. GILLEN AMY HOWARD Sponsor Vice-President Officers Dentler. Howard Cleere, Berry, Long. Chew. Gerson ARLEEN GERSON Secretary of Drnll YE N new we 5 4-av . ,uf IEANETTE LONG KAY BERRY A Reporter Treasurer of Drill Q 493, I Page I27 FLAGS: Snowden, Pa dget, Axelrod, Booker, Young, Wills, McDaniels, Goldberg, Walmcm, Long, Waxman. Dunn. In TWIRLERS: Turner, Ramey, Dougherty, Lt. Baker, Martin, Howqjd. l HOPERS2 R0dq9IS. IEDSGIL Siewurl. IOHGS. Wallace. Duvis. ,Y Q45 V n ' KX ' DRUMMERS: Firstlllow: Preble, Stevens. Melson, Vickers, Coles, Rayburn, Summerlord, Matulla, Hoffman. Brown. Second Row: Gooldy, Woodruff X Iackson, Bouldin, Stomper, Mounts, Ramfranz, Sachs, Lester. Goldstone Blanchette, vliandell. Pollard, Yeory, Crow, Cox, Nichols, Phillips. Sheldon 6? M ennedy, Organ, Sachs, Lacey, Pills. ls! Lt. Woodie Hermanson, 2nd Lt. Mavaline Miles. A BUGLBHS: First Row: Todero. Siillinger, Morgan, Lee, Tucker, Lee, Ande Alf d B d 'l ' Palmer, Reagan, Benord, Zeto, O'Connel. Reagan, Kohler, Kahlden, ChS.3f1'Squ311:es, lgrtg. Q2elifsit-35rrigc,5l3lnclllotx?CS?:ll1?lZInl', ?rfc?llg gag: nolds. GGYGIHET. GYSYJOYYI LUCY- Fouflh ROW? Benafd CUYUP. HOUOWGY, Lynch, Bell, Aber, Tucker, Overstreet. lsi Lt. Fay Anderson, ind Lt. Iva Jane Blayney. I DRILL COMPANIES Lt. Vonde-Shoomer, Cohen, Bottlestine. Boumohl, Ginsberg. unberg, Zilker, Montgomery, Pitts, Ginsberg, Starr, Winner. Eecker, Zuber, Woods, Vondy, Gilmore, Koster. NHT, .rf , , .1-f X 2 .v v , M K 1 ,Y . b A n z.: ,...1 , , E . , V ,,,,.,, t s 4 ,, r , 1 3 N, ' ' ' t 'E ' A: . y, . 3 - ' 'its N me W 6' ' . .1 'W 1 4 ' ,, I L - i w , ,A W . 4 s ,,,,, H, .,,, I ,:i,'12jfgIQi f ,g '3 ' , , . 5 K E3 lv- ,Q V , Q .1 ig If I 11. Xl V , W. , ' ei, W' t X 14 H H ? W -L .M . s 5 95 T5 g ' t lip: 4 , ky! g K 813,53 ,L 1 1x4 li is 1 if 1- M4 'F 2 iT Lt.. PcxttenHMoore Lingcm Schnell Wagner Iobs McCcxrley Appfel, Anderson, lVIcxrtin, Iiocch. Nellms, Hannon, Sitton, Evans, w Patten, Snider, Super, Allmond. t I.t. Turney-Wolii. Hursh, Reeves. Lyon, McCulla', Iohnson, Allen, Hiosy, lolley, Bridgetorth. Turney. iw Lt. Kline-Brannon, Moul Berger, Gelfcxnd, Icmeson, Cohen, Silvers. Austin, Iudd, Povf, ill, Booker, Kline, Levy, Pobarski. , 9541! I Lt. Iowell-Howell, Burroughs, Adczmsxw, Bryson, D'Ingiqn. ru, Verdincx Quinby, Coyle, Iumes, Brophy, Fuchs, O'Neill. AS 1, Lt. Montcxgne-Hcrmovit. Walton, Iocobson, Craig, Allen, Curt- mer, Leder. Wagner, Ginn, Mayo, Funk, Mcntcgne, Hanson, Iameson. f 51111600 Snapshots Officers receiving flowers ,drawn G 3 'T' Quc-hos guest of Rice Qt new Sfcrdium ,,, V.L, Lt. Col. Norman Lasser Battalion Commander Major Eddy Davis Capt. Donald Aronson Executive Officer Battalion Adjutant R. O. T. C M-Sgt. T. Moses Capt. E. S. Ferguson M-Sgt. S. E. Bandy Page I3I Pl l l Commanding Officer Hdq. Co. Platoon Leader Hdq. Co. Platoon Leader Hdq. Co. b Capt. Henry Stubee Lt. Ioel Brand Lt. Dallas Matthews III ,, , m.wW,. , , .mt I Q- A-int-49fi'w i I get I , 1,, ,IQgj'f. vii ,M-M ,fts , 'wg W, wffitfwir- , 1 Qigititagzyifiltt egg, .tg ' , 5 A i ' Q -SV 1 :ff 1 H53 V t. , Q I I t 1 t Commanding Officer Co. A Capt, Charles Carter Lt, Mike Luge Ll. ECIISOI1 Frazier Li. Bill Williamson 2 sf is , ' Q 5 M it my in 4 fl . , 1 -. I z. 1: f K, 5.5. .g: Y ' 1 . GTV F W 'I 1, . 2' ' M- -f my Li, In qeg fmwff my if 's s X1 1 --N mtzts 11 , ' Q-ff ' 145 1-g, 1 'Q Commanding Officer Co. B Executive Officer Co. B Platoon Leader Co. B page '32 Capt. Iohn Ban' Lt. Iohn Whittenberg Lt. Wallis Elston gt 25 tl get I 1 Executive Officer Co. A Platoon Leader Co. A PICHOOII Leader CO. A E HEADQUARTERS COMPANY First Row B d l M I I M N : : ran . Ioe: atthews. Dallas: Arnold, Winston: Chaskin, Sammy: Barksdale Howard: S ' , ' 7 ' ' ' eine orton: eal, Arthur, Ybarrondo, Henri Zapalac, Iohn, Phillips, lack: Stubec, Dean. Second Row: Goodwin, Bill Dunagin, Larkin: Eaves, Bill: Blake, Francis: Halden, Gilbert: Sauer, Pokey: Comiskey, Ben: Holland, Oscar: Iones, David Third Row: Hargis, Frank: Levit, Maxis: Friedlander, Iack: Landa. Iohn: Ritchson, Don: Lewis, Harvey: Hankins, Sammy Freedman, Hal: Brogdon, Orville. Absentees: Turner, I. T.: Begnaul, Lee: Tatum, Gary: Bostic. Jerry: Hinton, Billy. COMPANY A : First Row: Frazier. Edison: Williamson. Bill: Lanq, Robert: Hubbard, Kenneth: Tipton, Iames: Morgan, Put' Mickle, Bill: Stewart, Bob: Luse, Mike: Carter, Charles. Second Row: Pruett, Herbert: Miller, Gary: Caiiey. Ralph: Camp- bell, Dale: Doddy, Robert: David, Numa: Widell, Erick: Elick, Richard: Fox, David. Third Row: Brooks, Gene: Abbott, Charles: Moore, Elvis: Zindler. Bernard: Thornhil, Addison: Brannon, Tommy: Pickerinq, I. T. Absentees: Murphy. lohn: Fritz, Richard: O'l-leilly, lim: Dorr, Bobby. COMPANY B : First Row: Whittenberq. John: Hewitt, Paul: Soule, Clayton: Ivey, Reggie: Mills, Louis: Astrich, Robert: Barr, Iohn. Second Row: Demecs, Richard: Carauthers, Laurance: Jacobs, Richard: Bradley, Bill: Whitehead, Layne: Mos- kowitz, Louis. Third Row: Norton, lim: Corolla, Melvin: Levy, Ralph: Hickman, Kenneth: Markey, James: Gatlin. Marvin: Tar- ter, Leonard. Absentees: Huddleston. George: Wingfield, Ioel: Balton, Steve: Elston, Wallace: Vega, Richard: Carter, Sam: Baker, Phil: Peebles, Gene. Page I33 Commanding Officer Co. C Executive Officer Co. C Platoon Leader Co. C Capt. Henry Whittenberg Lt. Fred Beeler Lt. Gilbert Hataway S Q E Q 5 Q4 Commanding Officer Co. D Executive Officer Co. D Platoon Leader Co. D Platoon Leader Co. D Capt. Robert King Lt. Rolland Sargent Lt. Ronald Lesseraux Lt. Fred Zerbe A Commanding Officer Co. E Platoon Leader Co. E Platoon Leader Co. E P g '34 Capt. Bemard Frank Lt. Hubert Wyatt Lt. S. M. Halliburton a e A f. if fi j Our !hnughtsj d time I DMM MW W ffm! -.1 W f f wif J wvffjfggff wi M 5 f UN J' wwff2ffQ,fflfjfO :if Vfwviffwwg ,Q W? 3? Ax ,w Q v ' ' Zi':sf:.:1v1-:L2,is ' 'u Y I 5 1 'R ' vs W 3 5 F' q '8m M RQ is ff X 'iw W , x 42 aka ,kk - ., ww bl , .y .ffkif '1 1 -S ,Lk M. Q, jf Top Row: Blasingarne, Reynolds, Lynch, Wilson, Vickers, Lassiter, Keitt, Trask, Tucker, Roach. Middle Row: Myers, Holl, Shapiro. Reed, Brooks, Lucas, Iohnson, Langford, White, Harrington. Bottom Bow: Loes- sier, Mabry, Laviage, Chabysek, Levy. Evans, Gilleland, Tully, Hastings, Ccrhlden. 7957 Ceara 'K MMU, ,K mmwkyy M 0. L. Middleton Louis Loesier C. L- Rose Coach Manager Head Coach page '39 U16 ,Cczzders Of flu' Weak Tom Lynch Don Wilson Page Ellis Gillelcmd Ronald Lassiter San Iacinto 13 Lamar 26 In the annual battle of the South Enders the Lamar Redskins emerged victorious over the Golden Bears. At the half Lamar led only by a narrow seven point margin. However, the second half saw four touchdowns scored inside of five minutes. The Bears scored twice, once on a pass to Bobby Tucker and then on a line plunge from the one yard line. In the final stages of the scoring battle the fast Redskin blocking and running proved too much. Here comes Ken Ken Langford l Bob Hall Reed Brooks Page I43 San Icxcinto 34 Milby 6 Completely out-clossing the Buffs in every respect the Sun Icrcinto Bears defeated Milby 34 to 6. The Bruins were in complete control from start to finish. Langford, Lynch, Reynolds, and Iohnson scored for the Bears. Bob Tucker 1 ' ' 'ynmmvm Page I44 Mendel Laviage Clayton Reynolds San Iacinto 26 Austin 13 The Bears continued their winning ways at the expense of the Austin Mustangs as Lang- ford, Iohnson, and Tackle Don Wilson tallied six pointers for the Bruins. Claude Vickers Don Evans 5, Bill White Page I45 ' a ...-is - San Iacinto 40 Sam Houston 0 San Iac trounced a toothless Sam Houston Tiger team by a score of 40 to 0. It was the third straight victory for the Bears. The Bruins were in command from start to finish. The Bruins were in the driver's seat from start to finish. Langford made one as did Lynch. Little Herb Chabysek made one sixpointer as his running mate tallied two. The whole San loc forward wall played well offensively and defensively with Mabry and Lassiter standing out. Clayton's comin' through Allen Lucas Page I46 Orville Trask lack Blasingame San Iacinto 34 Ieff Davis 12 By winning their fourth straight conference game the San Iacinto Bears got a shot at the city title when they meet Reagan. The final rung on the climb was Ieff Davis whom the Bears humiliated with a 34 to 12 defeat. After playing on even terms the first half the Bruins virtually exploded in the second half to take control of the game. The sixpointers were made by Lang- ford, 2, Reynolds, 2, and the final T. D. by Don Wilson on a 60 yard pass interception. Clayton gets a 'Skin Bubba Levy Claude Roach Iohn Mabry Page I47 San Iacinto 19 Reagan 20 Reagan defeated the Golden Bears by one point. This one point meant that instead ot get- ting a share of the City Crown, the Bears had to settle for third place. But the Bears had noth- ing to be ashamed of, for they played great ball the whole game. The line was tough cmd the backs determined, but it just wasn't in the cards for San Jacinto to win. Big Don Wilson proved himself future All-American material by playing a one man line very successfully. The touchdowns were made by Brooks, Langford, and a pass interception. Big Tom digs in Page I48 - Ion Campbell Herbie Chabysek Page .. 1950 B TEAM FOOTBALL Coach: Van R. Vievig: Players: Howard, Hice, Blake, Terrill, Dyer, Earhart, Reed, Sacks Dobes, Coleman, Roper, laworski, Blar, Cantrell, Weatherly, Reddy, Lee, Brown, Muller Lewis, Pool, Simms, McGee, Parker, Beard, Bowlin, Hugus, Best, Edwards, Amaro, White Foster: Managers: Bruton, Boyer. B TEAM BASKETBALL Simms, Woods, Parsons, Cochran, Harrington, Dyer, King, McGee. Page ISO K Manager: A1 Bruton Coach: Van Viebig Manager: Louis Loeser I95O I95l First Row: Fredrickson, Vickers, Chabysek, Parker. Second Row: Bruton, Underwood, Culver, Parker, Loeser. Third Row: Daniel, Campbell, Tucker, Wilson, Roach. Page ISI Ken Bryan ,fs I r Bob Tucker Billy Vickers Don Wilson The 1951 basketball season proved to be an un- unlucky one for the speedy Bear quintet. The Bears did fine in their pre-season competition. They advanced to the semi-finals in the Pasadena tournament, and brought home the runner-up cup from the San Antonio tournament. The Bears drop- ped their iirst game in the I. C. tournament, but went on to win the consolation trophy. As the team swung into conference play, they found hard sledding. They ended the season with tour wins and six defeats. Claude Roach was high point man for the team with a sum total of 134 points. Claude Roach Charles Underwood Herb Chabysek Ray Parker , , l like 1-21 f ' 75-,I ,, 1 A ' 7 - r 1 L . ,Nj W .V- l f X , Don Daniel Walter Fredrickson I' Ierry Culver Ion Campbell 3 George Parker Page IS3 B1 BEAR BASEBALL '51 First Row: Buggy King, Mendel Laviage, Herb Chabysek. Second Row: Ken Langford, Walter Frederickson, Allan Lucas, Ierry Iohnson. Third Row: Mgr. Iac' Henderson, Ken Bryan, Bob Tucker, Claude Roach, Billy Vickers: Coach, Van R. Viebig. Herb Chabysek B119 QY King f f d F 1 Lao, , I 3:3 Sl. , I . Q Q 4 , I Q f, 1 , , ti. M, in ' hw ,Ii - ' '. H, .,, -P:-A. 11, M . ,,. 11 V1ckers ' B1' ' 2B A ri 2, nm MQ, H , R 1 sim Q Q ff' x BER r xxsfm' , 5 5 1 Mm Mx 'N ' f Bob Tucker A . g ik' K ig' KQMWM ,R X Q ik 2 -in .ff at 4 :.' x 5 , ., 1 M. f W. Ken Langford A . -'rf,,. 1 1 .-.r,'-,V A CF Q H i. ., ' f M 4 ' f vbk :aff ' we we , r J, ,S xv-. ' ,' , S-fi 2 Q' 'Q 1 8 xx I ff X Q' W 'gig' X X AE' 'Yu 3 'Alfa In S ' 1 ,, Cf ', , H l W, ea 1 j X .e B5 ik, 'gi ci Sf? wwf. , .. M .N.w.'1'-Q 1 ,rx L ff' A .. .iw :rf-f.v . iv X 12 f. 2 , Y J' H , rg.,-' vl wx, r. F X .,,3. Q. . . ,M . Q , , ,. 5 r 4. . 'gwff P--'il' Wim .Yami f 9 .. rw ij, ,- . .'f,-f-mifmwff, -g...,l-2:24 ' ' f - , X W Ierry Iohnson LF Claude Roach P fi, 4. .QNX LG '- 3 022313 5 W V Q ,,,fq,, R Q ,g.5 :g-fig 'tif f .QE gig, 5 af www- ixkgwlalg we Y xiii QQ E Qi ass 1 S? Amex ww, A. 'MSA' 'X Q 1 5 ,w 10,5 Q fx vga aw-Ja um- gg 'M x SQA, Q 5 fm N! lklelfv KWMKRFW vwwg 'Z x fx TENNIS TEAM ,S LQ 'FY 'X v i 1 . NA ,- -. Q5 31:3 M : 7 , '1 ' H W'?.fii'f' 'J' :3 IQ' S .1 gears 11,2 fe l- 2 ' ' ' ,l t X, ww, 1 , Weiss ' 'if' E 1 rT v:sw-- l Allan Lucas er, RF f gf . Left to Bight: Tom Morrison, Iack Sipe, Eddie Lee, lim Ramin. Page l55 GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Iohn Landa, Frank Bender, Arnold Prensky, Ioel Brand, Malcolm Mazow SWIMMING TEAM Top Row: Dean Stube, Edwin Kashy, Billy Spears. Iames Murray. Bottom Row: Page I56 Perry Giles, Bill Ridley, Irwin Groaner. CINDER BOYS OF 1951 First Row: Duane Hughes, Ioe Dobes, Iim Dyer, Nick Brown, Paul Terril, Gordon Earheart. Second Row: Clayton Reynolds, Claude Vickers, Bob Holl, Weldon Davis, Reed Brooks, Don Wilson. Vllrll Y MILE RELAY TEAM Reed Brooks, Duane Hughes, Clayton Reynolds, Bob Holl, Weldon Davis. Page l57 Girls Sports MRS. GILLEN ,L5 9- M MXS5 Bios HS SHAW J-lcaltlz Hlass ji Barbara Diamond, Dixie Whit- ford, and Shirley Daniels. Iocelyn Schwartz. Rita Robinson Nancy Wren Martha Stokes Page I58 C29-fLv9'-'fffgtjd 1, I Betty Todd, ary lane Pyburn, Ioan Fontinelle, Imcrelecfne kk Ray, Rose eywdrth, Mary Icme Pyburn, Mary Beth Walker, Reba Eskowitz, Tina Boozcrlis, Roberta Miller, Lucme Windum. d I L-'N f,. I . - - . , ,.fv,-4-1 - 16:11 Krass Glass Beverly Samson getting bandcrged . t Ann Weaver, Sandra Carr and lean Calvert. f X ,S f i.,i'w'1 GW Susan Liddell, Roslyn lsenberg, Betsy, Meine, Mickey McGalin, Nancy Broker, Beverly Dryer. Page I6O Picured in circle are: Culmer, Liddell, Meine Avery, Maihair, Balderack, Halpern, Hangs, White and Nelson. Swimming Team Sponsored by Mrs. Shaw Laynell Rosenihal, Iacqueline Copa land, Iosephine Amaro, Iimmy Wolforc Nera Navarro, Fracie Knetzer. ,Archery Cram Sponsored by MISS BRUSH Maurine Marson, Lois Sherman, Rosie Villareal, Io McG1asson, Iudy Giesey Maurine Marson, Rosie Villareal, Io Mc- Glasson, Carolyn Milford, Judy Giesey, Lois Sherman. Maurine Marson, Rosie Villareal, Io Mc- Glasson, Carolyn Milford, Iudy Giesey, Lois Sherman. Page I6 Mrs. Gillen's Classes Page l62 Volleyball Ceams Our school team was sponsored by Mrs. Shaw. The girls who lettered were: Sue Re nolds, Sue Hazel. Mary Dell Cade, Susan Liddell, L N enki , Yvonne Talley, Iudy Meyer, Bonnie Elliot, Adryann McCrory, Frances White, Betsy Meine and Marlene Tiller. Sain! 7mm Reynolds, Hgzel,-Cade, Vernon Lidell, leU15iAS. Eisenberg, Fal- kenberry, Hunter, Talley Meyer, Elliot, McCrory, White Meine, Tiller. 344447 Dupree, Demont, Panos, Broz, Levin, Fleming, Boozcxlis, Hutchins, Boozcxlis, Campbell, Iones, Stevenson, Oliver. 54440147 Moore, Rees, Robinson, Lidell, Meine, Code, McCrory. Page I63 SMMMMWMWMWMQM1 , I f 1 . ,yfgwfo 5v If fa,fg,Lf ' , WWI 'J , .' f 'I f. , 4-Q x vi J IV, X G! 7 ' diff N3 ,Q ,- ,V V I7 QQ! P I64 CAMPUSOLOGY 2 5 S 1 ! 1 ,-.7-i.. g,gYxbu! eepll' .00-KS' Slcctzon f Cflzecrleader ron The T Be 1 hree Th 3jrlv1gu11.fflfI1cZfg25fS Ie 1 -'SX me ual the po unch ing? 'Nate Which one will it be? Sfers Carrie Woods, Nancy Allen, Bunny Bozoln, Lynn Holley, Chink Andrews, Marlena Schofner. And then the results: Russel Orr, Chink Andrews, Charles Webb, E. C. Gates, Lynn Holley, Charles Muller, Norman Lee Iones., Stmtball Scasan Our R.O.T.C. officers meeting other school Here with Lamar. Ever active band majorettes: Monica, Margaritte, Ianet, and Annette. A half-time coke. :eff W I netie and Marilyn take report to Intrigued spectators: Matt, lean, Dorothy, and Le- ea ' the Press box. land' P699 '57 M 91755315231 .. ..q: - , Y .-.. -1,.h.:.,4 Stfatball Queen Gauchos. , n . if f , I 'fy.g5p.,-,.- -' I - , ,'- , - . X.f4LK. R-45 . s , -J 7 U vb lo,-,lv .- Football Queen Marlene Preble, presented with a kiss by co-captains Claude Roach and Clayton Reynolds. X.. i ,l..,11o,, Presented each year at the Football dance given by the x 3-2 f 1, ' N74 f g Dance chairman Marilyn Dentler with date Don De Walsh. Co-cap- iains Roach and Reynolds with dates Chink Andrews and lane Booker. Ehrisfmas Activities Orthopedics' Christmas PUUY Patsy Wells, Iune Walling, Alma Kay Green super vising decoration ll Boys' Booster Club Christmas Dance Annuql Christmas Progrqm I Page l70 Youth Council Christmas Party at College Oaks Civic Club - QIKQ1' inner m - W aXfYirsX Pwce CRY State If8f1CIthCI1z M Louis KST? Inner ' Qlev 0 1 Ofumn In Debq 6 Iudith Reeves, Maynord Gimble, MU1'9UTefL9e I Girls' and Boys' State Representative '50 D' A- R- Wlnnef 51 Page 171 Page Orfhapsdics SAN IACINTO BAND Led by Frank Rice GOLDEN GAUCHOS Led by Billye Littlepuge and Virginia Whitley I72 Miss Hurst CTecxcherj, Theo Wahren- berger, and Mrs Th . ompson CAN Teacherj Io Ann Ball, Luci ndcr Wilson CHelperj and Sue Steward Armistice Day Parade' Vw 5' held This y at Guy Francis GS GUIUI1 H 1 I for the grcduat Un d their date Mid- Zferm Graduates Banquet P I74 ge Haskclball Game Spcctatars Hawliug Alley Iohn Barr and Dean Stubee getting instructions from Sgt. Moses. School Rifle Team: Whittenberg, Barr, Murphy, Lipper, Wyatt, Stu bee. 9015 Chick Dickens and Ken Bryan playing at shui IZ. 0. C 6 Kyle Cram p XE x , Page I75 TRACK FGLLIES '51 Lcrzcxr Greenfield, M. C. I. W. Rcrgsdcle and his Guitar. The Four Flats and c Sharp. Arnaud the Hampus Mr. Gates and Mr. Alsup tween Class Chatter: Norma Morgan, Iack- Iacobson, lane Booker, Clayton Reynolds. Mr. Leach Instructing Peggy Mauk in Drivers' Training. Bob Culver, Harry Parker in the Shop. Miss Oatman reading The Be1ls . Page I77 Faculty Mess: Reuckert, Peters, Evans, Waples, LeTu1le, Godley, Holberg. Boing!!! Chink Cuddle-buggin': Amy and George Page I78 Q, in Fly-Catchers : Nancy, and Iean Three Stooges: Ierry, Pat, and Arleene' Three rats and a cat: George, Helen, H , B d , uey amen er Nrce-Flagpole! Sue A , iiqmw, gy mpg! 4 Room-mates? Arleen A11Iight Louie' Drop that Tinsmiths? Harry, Myrna, and gun!!! Mary Tune Whistle-bait Karolyn Handwriting on the wall, Helen Ellis Pick-ups, Sue and Mary Ann Peek-a-boo Io Mermaids? Dot, Kay and Iudy Beach Combers, Jeanette and King Paul, one Monday For the Birds! Carrie Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, smell-? Page I79 fa, IUDITH REEVES, Calendar Editor EL OROSO CALENDAR September 11- Hi Maryl Hi there, Ioe. What did you this surri- mer? Yes, the first day of school has come. After school as usual on this day halls were invaded by poster laden cheerleader hopefuls. September 12- Many and varied posters mystify and uniniated -Chinese ones here-Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck shouting the merits of the lungs of cer- tain ambitious students there. September 13- New faces in Gauchos make the old girls feel like strangers. New roll call in the Drill is con- fusing everyone including MAIOR BILLYE LITTLE- PAGE. Girls begin drilling for the Galveston game -after school of course. Absence of boy candi- dates for cheerleaders is making everyone sad. MR. FINFROCK, our respected chemistry instructor. speeded up the clock by telling bedtime stories to his fifth period. September 14- Cheerleader candidates nervous all day. Even more candy, napkins, and school supplies were passed out. We had music before school to brighten the day, too. The candidates at last released all their energy for official try outs, The kids were good, but that gym was hot, hot, hot! September 15- Congratulations, LYNN, CHIN RUSS, CHARLES, and CHARLES! We're : --- g a lot from you. Now the kids are-happily, or sadly- tearing their hard made posters off the walls. MIC- KEY HERSKOWITZ, who's to enter the Marines October 11, was feted with a going away party by his homeroom, 222. New Aggies invade San Iac halls and lunch- room. ROSS LOVELL and ROY SUPER kept their hats on to hide their fish hair cut. Our football team left for Odessa, Texas. Come on, boys. September 18- Scene: Mrs. Copeland's Civics class. Characters: Mrs. Copeland, an attractive teach- er: Bobby Holbrook, a nice young lad. Mrs. C: Now, Bobby, I want you to give me an example of a memory we, as American citizens, have inherited. Bobby: The days when bacon was 39 cents a pound. Miss Tribble's ceiling fell in over the week-end. I wonder if the little red hen again thought it was the sky. Star subscription posters are taking the place left vacant by the removal of campaign posters. Unhappy day! First loss of the year. Odessa 25, San lac 0. September 19- MR. PERKINS took over MRS. COPELAND'S Civics classes today while Mrs. C. turned English teacher. When he walked into his new fifth period, Mr. P.'s only comment was an agonized, Oh, No! Almost all the members had had the popular teacher in American history. September 20- Rain and more rain is making our once scorchk ing campus a few degrees cooler. September 22- Last day of summer. We should be getting some fall weather in about six weeks. Ball High of Gal- veston fell to the might of San Iac, 32-8. Boys. you're wonderful. We love you! Hurrah for MRS. BYRNES. She threatened to move RONNIE HAUSER to another registration if he doesn't subscribe to the Star. KEN LANGFORD proposed marriage to LYNN HOLLEY today in a note he was smuggling to her in Civics. However, MR. PERKINS read the epistle to the class and-. September 25- National Honor Society held first meeting of the year and elected IOHN LANCASTER its president. September 26- Senior girls may take the advice of an English ballad which tells them- Whistle, daughter, whist- le if you want a man. September 27- We're really getting hep for our St. Thomas tussle. Pep rally today. Gauchos went home and soaked their feet after two hours of drilling. September 28- A new choral group, the El Oroso E11ies, and many other inspiring thespians introduced the new students to the activities of the school. September 30- An hour and 40 minutes of waiting and 30 min- utes of drilling occupied many San Iac students as the Rice parade began the day's festivities. At the game tonight Woody Hermanson led a whole string of rushing girls trying to find the correct parking lot. Unsuspecting Woody had no idea where she was going. October 2- When BOBBY HALL got a theme back from MRS. REEVES, she asked him to be more explicit on one particular point-what I. T. Long says about girls. You were saying, Bobby? October 3- Aw, who'll loan me a white shirt? was the anguished cry of forgetful boys as the seniors began posing for their El Oroso portraits . October 4- Youth Council meeting brought out a record at- tendance. Seen sixth period: IO ANN ANDERSON and LINDA MONTAGNE rushing around fixing the punch. BARBARA SHELDON discovered that ice really melts. Poor BABS spilled a whole sack full on the back seat of her car rushing back to school to cool the fore-mentioned punch. October 4- CLAUDE ROACH and ION CAMPBELL turned musical in art today as they entertained on their ukes. October 9- ROSE ELLA CANTRELL got her picture taken today. Nothing startling, it's true, but when the photographer told her to put her feet in the circles- several feet apart. she found, by the trial and error method whether he meant one circle at a time or both at once. October 11- Christmas is here as the N.H.S. puts its greeting cards on the market. They're bargains, too. October 12- Entertainment of the highest degree visited us today. First we heard timely talks on fire prevention and safety. Then carrie the songs by the Four Flats and a Sharp. Everyone said good night to Irene and went to class refreshed. October 13- All minds were on tonight's game. Will Lamar tall or will we be the ones to admit defeat? There is a rumor that we're to have a real bear as our mascot for this game ot all games. Sad were the hearts of the bear rooters as San lac fell to a grand Lamar eleven, 26-13. San Iac would have had to change their symbol to an anteater if they were to have their mascot at this game, for that's what it turned out to be. October 17- City wide CSU meeting at Davis well attended by Southenders. In fact there were 30 kids going and one car. We got more cars. BERNICE BOZON was elected GBC head today. That's wonderful. BUNNY. October l8- If you see a bunch of girls running around with only one red fingernail, don't get excited. They're the office girls, for MRS. HOLBEHG left an unguarded bottle of fingernail polish by the phone. Any strange noises heard on the third floor may be attributed to a certain English teacher, shoe in hand. supply. ing the knocking for a scene from MACBETH. October 19- IUDITH ANDERSON and MAURICE EVANS per- formed MACBETH on records today in 317. Could that be the weird music the journalism classes were entertained by? October 20- Our boys did shine tonight. Milby 6, San lac 34. lt was a grand victory. October 24- Report cards were distributed at 3 today. The first obstacle has been overcome-by most. October 26- There has been quite a controversy going on among senior English students who are trying to agree on the qualities found in an ideal mate. Two active participants in the debate were RONALD LASSITER and BOBBY HALL. October 27- Overheard in the halls department: MISS OAT- MAN'S students, who are studying HAMLET and memorizing T. B. or not T. B. San Iac won over Austin 26-13 in a gridiron bat- tle. D and B privates, who had been very generous to their officers, were rewarded with candy suckers at the game. The Drill looked on hungrily. October 28- Congratulations to BOBBY HALL and AL BRU- TON, the two fine lads who are to head the BBC. October 30- Physics was brought to English as several in- quisitive students, namely LOUETTE KESTENBERG, KENNETH DUPREE and BILL KIMMEY, experi- mented to find if a piece of paper and a pencil dropped simultaneously from the same height really would reach the floor at the same time. October 31- The fourth period foods' class had a Halloween party. If there wasn't too much chocolate icing on the iced doughnuts. blame SARAH MARTIN and NANCY PAYNE. November 2- Winners again were we with a 40-0 victory over Sam Houston. Keep pulling and we'll be the champs yet. FAY ANDERSON's mum corsage from the Austin game was still wearable. Good refrig- erator at the Andersons. November 3- No teachers at school today, so we all decided to stay home. Each of our teachers and administra- tors were entertained by some business or industry. Both teachers and students had fun. November 9- We had several distinguished guests for Busi- ness Education Week assembly. MRS. GALDONIK presented JONATHAN MALEV a radio for his win- ning I Speak for Democracy essay. Good work, Ionathan. November 10- GBC's sponsored the first dance of the year-a hash dance for do you prefer spaghetti?j The El Oroso closed a successful subscription drive. November ll- San lac's band finished drilling in the parade today before the Gauchos had even started. It was cold, too. Once the girls really scattered as an im- patient ambulance bore down upon them. Captains LAURA KIMBLE, PAT BROWN, and CLAIRE IAW- ORSKI took over the drill during the half as we beat Davis, 34-12. November 13- The Drill girls were greatly shocked at being dismissed after school. It seemed the D and B want- ed to be alone. November 14- MISS EVAN'S punch bowl met a sad end at the Youth Council as refreshments were being pre- pared. The punch was good, and not a single piece of glass became lodged in anyone's throat. November 15- The American Legion Club has been busy send- ing boxes of food and clothing to Scotland. The kids had a fine time doing it. November 16- DONALD ARONSON convinced many of his classmates that it was snowing second period. In Houston? Now really, Donnie. Many San lacinto students showed a real interest in organizing a chapter of the Allied Youth, a club which tries to show the evils in alcohol. IAMES ALTMAN was ap- pointed acting chairman of the group. November 18- Beat the Bulldogs rang long and loud as the all- important and decisive football battle with Reagan gat underway. The final score was a close and sad, -19. November 21- Two fist fights entertained the third floor to- day. Please watch it, boys. November 22- Company skits entertained the Gauchos at sixth period. Highlight was a fashion television and radio show composed mostly of commercials, presented by SUE IOWELL'S aspiring thespians. 'Ihe Drum- stick Drag, our Thanksgiving hop, brought out many turkeys-I mean students. November 27- PATSY CRAIG was quite taken aback to find a roach in her notebook. We wonder-was it dead or alive. November 29- The football banquet held at the San Iacinto lnn. As the lucky players and Gauchos ate their fill Cemptying the lnn's kitchenj, it was announced that CLAUDE ROACH, CLAYTON REYNOLDS, and REED BROOKS have been elected tri-captains. Watch those raw oysters, boys. JAMES ALTMAN was elected president of the Allied Youth. BOBBY HOLBROOK is to serve as vice-president. November 30- NORMAN LASSAR played beautifully on the vio- lin as his English class was temporarily turned into a music appreciation class. December 1- HAROLD SCHILLACI really worked hard to con- vince MISS SCHULTZ that if two minuses make a plus then F- -must certainly mean F plus. December 5- The directory staff is busy preparing for the un- veiling of the book. The seniors are wondering-will we ever get our rings? December 7- Impressive Pearl Harbor Day Services were held on the front campus. A grand group of students gave a wonderful program for the Youth Council today. Those who attended got a lot from it. DORO- THY D'INGIANNI got a bit confused-started call- ing her English Teacher Mr Wordsworth I December 8- 'ZZ 'Ll 'T' Huddle Hop announced MARMN oot- ball queen. Marlene is tlfeffujst junior ever to be elected queen. All San Iac mourns Reagan's loss to Sunset for the state championship. December 13- MR. PERKINS slipped today when he indicated he could tell his classes about the Spanish-Ameri- can War from personal experiences. Boxes were distributed by Youth Council members to begin our Ch.ristmas giving project. Fill them up, kids. December 14- Beautiful Christmas music by the combined chorus classes left the students inspired. There were problems, though. The cardboard sheep on the stage fell over. and a restless baby left the down- stairs laughing. December 15- ' If a strange person extends his hand to you, don't back away. lt's a proud senior showing off his ring. The GBC held a successful Christmas party for the orthopedics. There was entertainment and food. Blue and white was the decoration theme for the BBC Christmas dance in the ballroom-cafe- teria to the day attenders. December 16- The Youth Council was host to a party at the College Oaks Clubhouse. There was food, fun, and games for all. December 18- The rooms seemed empty Cthey almost werej as students left school to work. The D and B was en- tertained by the luckless for luckyj sophomores. December 19- Games took the place of studies in many of the classes, The speech students gave the English classes some Yule spirit with their inspiring recita- tions. Christmas music was had, too, as the chorus classes paraded through the halls. The Girls' Chorus made an impressive musical tree in the lunch room. Merry Christmas, everyone! Ianuary 2- Happy 1951 to everyone. lt's good to be back to school after the building, faculty, and students have had a grand rest. Everyone is sporting Christ- mas clothes whether they are on top or under- neath. Ianuary 4- Now it can be revealed. I. T. divulges that he did not want to kiss girls when he was a lad of 10. Ianuary 5- NANCY ALLEN and ELEANOR CHEW were quite excited when they spied a fraternity pin on ANNE LACEY'S sweater. Footloose Anne was really puzzled until she saw her faithful Gaucho pin hold- ing its own on her wrap. lanuary 8- Today was a big day at San Iac. N.H.S. invita- tions were given out, and beauties were announced. .,,C..1 Page l8I rf L Page l82 Congratulations rang through the halls. January 9- One, two, three. Smile. Hold it. Every after- noon some club group is recorded for posterity- and the EL OROSO. January ll- Ieanne d'Arc had LINDA MONTAGNE really weeping in French class today, and in English Class, the PICKWICK PAPER kept KAY BERRY in stitches. Never be it said Cl day at San lac is dull. Ianuary 12- Master programs for next term were released today. The time of reckoning is near. Ianuary 17- Sign up day. Seen everywhere. anxious students racing down halls to be in the first thirty. Ianuary 18- Well, shut my mouth. Here are the BEAR CAPADES of 1951, sponsored by the speech and drama departments. Highlight was a review of 1951 with one San Iac lovely and her escort representing each month. Orchids to the Houston Chronicle for that wonderful publicity. Ianuary 19- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY installation and reception took up most of the afternoon. Seen that afternoon were the new members sprouting their shining keystones. New members of QUILL and SCROLL, honorary journalism fratemity, were announced at Miss Guth- rie's farewell party tonight. Congratulations to the lucky journalists. Ianuary 20 and 21- All San Iac students stayed home this week-end to study for finals. Didn't we. kids? Ianuary 23- Well. finals began today. There is nothing else to say. Ianuary 24- Why are so many students suffering with writers' cramps? Ianuary 25- ' Everyone breathed a big sigh of relief as one o'clock and the dismissal bell came around. Commencement night. Good luck, graduates. lanuary 26- Revelation Creport cardsj. A day of smiles and tears. Ianuary 28- 4 ingenious boys warmed themselves with a pri- vate bonfire before the entering bell rang. lanuary 30- When CHINK ANDREWS alphabetised MR. PER- KINS' class cards some how ROACH came after Andrews. Wait Chink you can't cheat the alphabet. February 5- Seen in the halls are ex-students back to say good-bye and take one last look at us. Our boys are off to the service. February 6- LAZAR GREENFIELD is the new president of the National Honor Society. He succeeds graduate IOHN LANCASTER. February 8- The Texas lunior Academy of Science has been reinstated at our ol' school. BILL WHITE, last term's prexy, remains at its head. February 12- New members were announced today by the Quill and Scroll Society. BERNICE BOZON, a double lucky new member, was elected president. February 13- Several registrations together for two and a half years were split up today. Old friends will miss seeing each other every morning. February 14- And a happy Valentine's Day to you. February 15- First assembly of the new term. Outstanding professional men tried to persuade us that we must all work hard and that their work would be best of all. February 16- Seen at school: Teachers and administrators scurrying around getting set for evaluation. February 20- Third, fourth, and fifth period classes seen emp- ty as Gauchos practice at the Coliseum for the Crip- pled Children's Ball. February 22- lmmodest manequin shocked, tickled. and scared journalists and their friends as she invades the press room until the dance Friday night. Our Gauchos shined Cthey used flashlightsj at the Shriners' Ball. February 24- Seen at school this Saturday were the foods' girls working for Sunday's evaluation tea. February 25- Our faculty and their evaluators met at an af- ternoon tea. February 26- Evaluation is in full swing. Foods' lab has its ovens full every minute. A student committee met with the evaluators to talk over the way they feel about their school. February 27- We are getting to recognize our new friends and visitors. A second meeting was held between students and evaluators. February 28- Evaluation is over for five years! The reports are in and the meetings are over. 1 March 5- San Iac students returned from a speech tourna- ment today with over onefourth of the prizes. Kids, we love you. March 6- Another victory: DON WILSON breaks record for the shot-put. CSan Iac placed fourth in entire track meety. March 8- Battle of wits was held today in class between I. T. LONG and BOB DANNENBAUM. Winner is yet to be announced. March 9- Iuniors beat the Seniors at their annual football game. Now Seniors! March 12- Beauty KAROLYN GOLIBART has been proclaim- ed Miss Houston for the third straight year. March 13- The Youth Council presented a program for Lamar's CSU at the Westheimer school this after- noon. March 14- The Iune graduating class elected BILL WHITE to lead it. BILLYE LITTLEPAGE drew vice-president: CHINK ANDREWS, secretary: and S, M. HALLIBUR- TON, treasurer. Mcach 15- Senior superlatives out! Look on the conservatory and see ii you agree with their choices. March 16- Student Council plans are really in the making! A group of students is holding meetings with MR. GATES during sixth period several times a week. Track Follies held tonight to entertain San Iac- ites and friends. Every week-end is now filled with parties for graduating seniors. When Monday comes everyone is ready for a restful week. March 22- Mrs. Glosup's chonxs classes presented an inspir- ing program of Easter music. A modem dance around the Cross by Mrs. Shaw's girls added to the impressiveness. We are out for the Easter holi- days! After months of suffering with a worn out typewriter, the Star was made happy when MRS. CHANEY put the machine back in working order as quick as could be. March 24- MARILYN DENTLER honored the Gauchos with a coke party at her home. April 20- MRS. GLOSUP presented her students in a won- derful operetta today. April ZS- Our Gauchos sweated through Competitive Drill today. Their hard work is at an end. Now come the weeks of wondering who came out ahead. April 27- The Gauchos celebrated their new freedom by presenting the Gaucho Gaities this evening. April 30- Gauchos make news again. Today they held their annual picnic. May 4- A rose festival was the theme of the awe-inspiring May Fete held this evening. The court could not be surpassed. May ll- The Gauchos held their banquet and ball to- night.' Congratulations to the new officers. You have our confidence. May 18- Picnicing again. This time its the Seniors who are taking time off for fun. May 25- The Houston Country Club and the Senior dance! The last fling before finals was this. lune 1- Good-bye kids. May this summer be one of your happiest. Margaret Bryson Mike Adams S. M. Halliburton Jean Felice Margarite Crocker Betty Dunn Barbara Dewey I. 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