San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)
- Class of 1956
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' Z 1 '21 ...5 5 1 -Q - im' W 'rf-if. Mir- K, an L Q.-.atv rr... I 4 ,QQ -- ., , ' . ' .r . - A s - W' . I '- -..., A v.15'a., g f- J A , ..,,,,., .,,, Am 3- l f ' an-L-- W k -lla-:-' .'--K' ,1 S ' -' 44 .vo-Q .. ' 'f l'--- 3' ' ' Q X ' sy'-A' W ,- Q ' ' 1- MQ , y W f4,Mk.9x,',- an-4, Q 4 'lu -5, 4-uw., fl., my Q A A i,JAEn 0 .HIGH JL f A I W . l .eg ,wt P Q ff Qglgggb: -P -'- . ,.. -- J'-w. . sh 1 'v 'Ca Edifor , DIANE l D 770, 70.5, E The Staff of the 1956 EL OROSO takes pride in dedicating this yearis annual to our beloved principal, lVlr. W. S. Brandenberger, who is retiring this year. Throughout his forty-five years of service, thirty-eight of them in the Houston public school system, both as teacher and administrator, Mr. Brandenberger has created thousands of friends and admirers. In times of stress or trouble, Mr. Brandenbergeris humble faith is a pillar of strength. He is a potent influence for high standards and fair play, simply because he is a man who not only believes, but also practices what he preaches. When Mr. Brandenberger came to San Jacinto at the beginning of 1952, Dr. Moreland, the superintendent of the Houston public school system, said, '6Any school that Mr. Brandenberger heads is a friendly schoolf, Four and a half years have passed and through his devotion to his work, Mr. Branden- berger has proved the veracity of that statement ma11y times. His retirement this year is the loss of the thousands of future students who will never realize the kindness, the sincerity, and the humility of an unforgettable personality, Mr. YV. S. Brandenberger. V1 .4 2-I ,v .4 Av, -. fx -1 A4 Qt.. M ' -'-, I ff'---. itil' - if 1? 555: 's Aomumlsmmoizi CAMPUSOLOGY SPORTS, Q . 4. . 1-, .,. if !,,-r5,'.3-Q, if ab? 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However, ayll of you willoolc on fhemfgwifh few is r it T 1, l g regrefs, fhaf is, you'll loolu your failiggess and shorf ihingfgwifh ' 5 H V rg ig ' regfef. for '9ll.f5J',fy0u wg.: Lo things differ rifly a, secon A 'fmefrfg you ' if g ha fhel.Qppbrfurri+Ls I r, if is an Uegorable law fhg we p'ass ir, , fhis'w21jbufonc'6.i'l Q c ' ff'f . V if , iii ,gi V V V , A y f May the slullss eloped,y+he llcynowlerfqe acquired, angyhe habiis ' 55 ii Q3 ful. formed fiiyyou info fhe highlymfechnical and compgfifive socuev and busi- ' I S ' y y - , ness worl' finlb which you' will soon enfer.1 May you realizes fh'af affer ff Q W F' all fhere fonl r :fer few eo le' who excel in even onercom efifive v ' 'iff , , YQ JY P P p i as y , V, area of lifes acfivifiesf, However, you can 'aspire' fo devvelop erfain 3 c as if 4 J if r if yirfqesuag udgsighabifs in high school' fhaf' will ehable ydh fp a 'iieie 'ii X S V ' i Eerfaings ' Hon andladdgegree of success, ecomfnensbrate'wifh 'f es s 73 of 3 ,M 5 i I od-give I wifh which each of you is endowed, up if Qs fl, ,gi g f Ord o .ffese yirfuevor desires fhaf a high school educafioh should is ' ,, K ,gl ff' llfvhiw have awalrened in you 'ifhal' of worfhwhile sgryice, fhe desire fo help, fir? 'V jf qlvond ylhoi needs help, fheoualjfy of selflessness. Another' of fhese innafe tr , l 9 ' L ivirfuesioyr insfi5c+ss+ha+ you musf possess is fhaf off courage, bofh moral V 1 3,9 , yr, ff ,and p iical.iiMayQrhe years spenf in high school have developed. inf you i . r high A ldards aslirpexasured by fhe Goldeng Rul , May you use'y,our A, ' 'sf . X . fi .r V coura' andrforfifulde fo, help! sef righf fhe fhing 'fhalfare wrong and af fi acfivenly- supporfifhose +haf are nighf. A ' V5.5 '5 ', I Ofherr qualifies- borngwifhin ,each of you ai'e'jh Q faifhfulness, ' dependabilifyg Iqjalfy. and frufhfulness. These age' M pillars dn which L' ,ur Vsocial, eggrbgiicfmoral, and spirifual sfrucfq r i i. May your years P+ Sfah .facing hiwie exfended your concepfs wider opporfumhesi Q 5 y V 4 ,, greaffer duufies, aqdgfipller responqsibilifies which .shall undellgird you' as yogi iff ' i x y faop -success or fu-rluhe, pleasure or disappoinfmenf. To quofe a greaffr L Q rx 'J u preacher, You imisf be.able no1 only fo sfand and tafe if bufufolfalge 1, . and male iff' fhls is a philosophy of life lfhaf will susfaigpyous .li I f' 5,1 ' M R - . 4 N ' 2 s ,X xi J yy Finqllff may I suggesf 'rhaffall of yyqu s fhese or o orfhy aims ' gl' , s as your goal, and conscienfiously lzeep fhe before you. f you lei' fhqym Q 1 he form the basisspf' fhe medifajions of your eerf, your of grgea+- in r 2 ness will comgfrue.. l ' 2 ' s i 5, I , V , ,Q .MH Y , ia? - fr 'rw y , pf, K V V , in 4 . JK V 1 g - Q X 5 ' . ,ei 7 5 t 'N 4 X A V . V , ff f f if V ll,-,,b 4 Q i ' ,- wWFEST?iRANDENBgER 'ER ' fa' if ,txt t f ivy V 4' ' ' If' L' 'sa' yr H4 :NXL g nga . .,Eig4, ,, :V A ' M: 'f A if .Ha J ' ' ' H .rA4V in in i.i'1f ' 'wear 1 k,Vi :A 3' 1 y 2 - gsQf'P,m 3 fzisrgr. ' fi? A' V fs, V Q- Vfirsi , 3 ' l ' 3' 5 ' l I W .si 4 'iii if W1 A fa 'r 5' V ,ieeii skiers A' 2y.!'2f 151 u A. gif T' Q-in af. 1 pl dfaaauolfmlcaw 4 I 5 f v 1 0 ,V :arf '19 ,,w'1 pff' -',,s 1 x ,-np T , 3' ,fx ' I 1 OTIS SECOR Dean KATHLEEN DUGGAN Rvgistrar WII.I,I.-XM B. SHAVER ,fissistnnf Prinripal ANITA WATTS SALLY LIVINGSTON Secretary ' 1x2 Q.: RUNA COLLIER and FLORA WEST GIll.d!lV1f'f' lfmznsvlors -l ,ai DORESS HOLBEHC Attendants, -im? , . X Q.: v I .41 Clvrlf X ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs Copeland. Miss Hurst, Mr Ingraham, Mrs. Kendall. New Nm:- X x W gn Ma. Iv-x0,1zA.-um-1 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Pictured above: Mr. Speary. Miss Bayer, Mrs Chaney. Seated: Mrs. Sherill Mrs. Langston. HOME EC and INDUS- TRIAL DEPARTMENTS Right: Mr. Dabney, Mr Hicks. Mr. Landry, Mrs. Ev- jen. Mrs. Clayton. - I U ' T ' or .Q f-5 I X . , I , K Ai' iw. .-...'.,,,.- -eq 7 fkyx Les , 4 05:2 ,X , A - - M f , :gm , , 4 f we f-tw wifa. . g x .. 291. x mt? N 1 4 'Y s TVN a W, . xi I1 W A W . 5 W i Jaan - fbias 5 f ki F Qi- 4 , ,NE L,,5ni.,W . l , ,Sv , 5 5. .X X N 5 N. 4 Y X5 N f X . . 5 ' 2 ,rg , J A . . A ff L , I ii f I f JJ iii X. Z - 5 , SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Pictured above: Mrs. Huh- bard. Mr. Lowry. Miss Babb. Miss Bell. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Right: Mr. Perkins. Miss Tribble. Miss Doyle, i SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mizwa. Mr. Finfrock. Mr. IiPilPI'IlS. ALL RIGHT CLASS. 'TURN Your? canvas Vmzquno 'TOWARDS '?HE'SZ?om'?fE X ijj W A X W, N J 3 Q I ,r f' ...Q L NLXTII DEPARTMENT Mrs. Al'lc'I1. Nlra Kerr Waplea Urs Harris. X i v 1 - I Za'- A Al? IE L K 1 I K C TWl'f' 0vv.z PHILLIPS ' V S Mk.. PH ILVLU ps 55' v, f 4 M Z SPECIAL TEACHERS Pictured above: Mrs. Mayn ard. Mr. Reuckert. Lt. Dar win. Mrs. Crouch, P.E. DEPARTMENT Right: Mr. Martin. Mr. Rose. Mr. Treadway. Miss Brush Mrs. Jordan. Miss Scott. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Callahan, Mrs. Thomp- son. Mrs. Barnes. Mr. Mc- Grath. Mrs. Closup. Mr. Rob- Grtson. ALL TUGHT EvE0.YBoDV TMLE S Mau-'ON 'lb' 4 .-X N R. Tae Anus AY J 2-sk t T - f 11? . ..- .. ,lj 3 Yrs 7 4' -' 4. tai? ffm, A I ' I - . 1 , W, --2 Q ws fa' ', Q JN: sy !p'f: -5 ,mf , ,- - u , ' x a. .!1yvG1'C,'5 at H Q 5449 q Q -K 1: f' yn- A 4.4, 2 !i11: 5 - H f ' 59 .gf X Q? if V vi , Q, X B M 3,5 Q x 4 Li ' 'su ..' , if --4, r I' N, - r V in 3225555 I, ti, A i 1 .rg ff' Dil ff, J:-, I 5'go0 . ' ,L ig, g k S ' . . -K lark -I1 5 W- -fag. W - ' ' ' is f:'5-4'5 '57, . S , ' vi , 1 L 'L L S1 r gk yi kk, I 'e. 3 L ,, R , 4 xxisiu fi A-I ' rl.- A .Eg it .'Q:--39 Pg . Um, V En., Nr , Q . , gil' ,' . K tl 'Qxg p- xiii - MX ' 'QQ .. lg '. 5' - '?f- n - -.V-wr! --,f-gf? -, f f ,. 'Arif - I-,.. , an, y- V -nf2Q'if,+..Q+1f:-,fa5,5. I ,UAL 4,-?iiK:,tJ'xy.1rfs.. ' 'sr 1' . l , - 'P' ' ' , of L, . gv,Rg4 x D 6' N U -w6?.w..' ' iam -1' Ngiunfae 3' 'Y 'B Lv w U' Xt sv iQ! 3 A an-M. ' f iefwlful ' Block thv flour. liirls. hefs trapp4'tl! 4 ls ami' ,N X ,J T1 ute tt nur fxunitltutimi r It u f IX F I4 ich f a- 1 a hir 1 artx on Svptein Betty Jarmt-un ln-fore -hw mae tlraltf Our cherrlradwr: awaiting thi- men in whitv Coats. so- The rvf ste-ppefl run Sflllllllflili tml. hut Cuavh Ruse' wwulrln't lvt him gvt away with it! An cfxviting :chwol yn-ar has mm' comv to a Clow. hut the many nn-niories linger on. Through enrllt-fx avtixitirw and 4-vt-nts. San Jam' students lvurmwl that rr-lwnl life-. ton. van ln- a many- fplw-iitlt-rwl thing. 'llivrv xwrf' fuotliall gain:-5. limnf-xwrk. pvp rtillie-N, limne-vmrk. parmlw. hurric- wurk. tlumw-5. liuiin-wui'l-Q. plays, lionn-wurk. spec-vii tnurnamt-nts. unml of Coursv. tlivriivs, tt-sts. and iiutf-lumks, Thr- fiivwssful varivty of school affair- was aChir-wtl liy San Javinttfs superiur faculty. a ftrong syftt-in uf rervicc- rlulis antl lwrwrary organizatiuns. and a we-ll-lialanvecl ath- letic program. Nu tlouht the yclars tu uuiiic' holfl great trc'asurPs: tht- most valuable among those' rnay lie- tht- rvrin'iiihraii1'r- of lift- at San Jacinto High St-luml. ,ii ff! , -11 Happy birthday. Mr. llramleribe-rger. 'sing the faculty at their surprise party. I ' 1 ' 'Q X i A 1,4 - .Q . Q -s g S. l. B ,Q Wee .Xnne She-rrill: I' '1 -- 5' Bf'WilE.l?SsL-Btillgrcd. gif' Hx Q i -15,1 Ig,,wild,.rHi- ' Our ever-vigilant Lt, Darwin on the Temple trip. 'A' 'I tx x h if N fp!! f' 5 Y l l F Iatti Nuen '- schwander: I - Preparing to I 5 S-1 dedicate her life to the Gauchos among other things. X 39 QQ. The top 5'L of the senior class preparing to take- the National Merit Scholarship Test. Ad- kins. Silvers. and Taylor advanced to the semi- finals. .QW 2 047' I John Gill: A The look of K vs innocence has long r . J I .1 I since retreated. :QW . I 'I in : 3. f . 2' ., 'z, 1 'fhcre's more than one way to teach geometry. 9 . - ' says Papadakis to Hargolin. ls '- tif rs P ' . a'0t- an Auslm m l n here. 35 'd ouf ow . - l10wn longg 6 on 15 5 ce 3 Beautilul Cogperguadmiflngw plan o . . ette and mail-:rYone'S in Swv , - Dixie 4 , Q I , . 5 . ' . ,S Egg' , , f d., Q 5 me k, , F' ,L 4, Y 5' A V up e sf ,J .A L X fAL A A All A , UV: .. . ' 3W5wP2C 1Y f x f W' Not even Chick can get Marilyn off the telephone! . . . from the Bearactors' produc tion of Sorry Wrong N 'V Nelda Younger inspec- ting her weed garden. Maureen O'Leary without Roberts' Rules of Or- der. Exposed idden 5 .Xe Abov . . lunch? Ifllmizabj 7 X T 9, in cmd ofhers . . . aliae th um, I , r e Unt' Desen. Fritpfny Sijvprgzob scerie froorgfltablg SFU f-man, Trifnni Dffurser, Tfgrkguo Vadi:'ff111Jeri,,,1 ' P f , D Q I1 Unslu, 'OHL' . . Rudy Right: One plus one plus one Secretarial training, naturally! umberf' Judy Rosenfield's talent! plus one plus . . . IF O 00.8 in-n x I r ...M -Ii' NIr. Dabney. Come quick! Your - electric paddle is ready! ' ? . - S POIHIIJIA .Nr i1if'rfA,3,,.'?ll HH-1 Ntuflw I Sn, v 'ZOOM' -'Ulffr 1 Mhz-n rl . 'll Ihr- lil ' ' 5 1 fifwl. H mlofouralilwrmlrli ar, If fig Q 3 A 1 l l ' 1 i 'Al Carol Gillespie: F I xi Marilyn Raguse: Still a Still . . . ? Myrna Sue' Patterson: Still talented. '- roper. . l GO 8 rw if -Mft EL OPOLJAD CONYEST . THERMOMETER 54' . Rxchlw' - gkx. , . DOO- - Omhti Q in. . an W. Baflnilehow. ll lllg cunierl .-ch ff' an-l the 3 A , dx Thx, vpn Yuxaknll- H neg 3lk'f In Q-U xwuf Ablilliilixn. xlvl llddt' Thlcxlllllllmv liUxxL1'lml- ' Em? f- , mn, ' XA I u ' v HC ' mi 'U murne. ix hw, Xaf X v3H lll K WP ' XX A V nv' xp 5 H V . ,,f - Ju n ' vf? .qtgglf Ply , x TT :iff N V lfhiqi' if Ng!! K X , X Q. ill, It ' -4 -P Who said that silence is golden? He must have said it on his way out of the machine shop. 52. . P' Au 4 f U 1 Q : f,'ioul,. .. . Q' Y -4.41, . X- , ip., ' I., lx . 4' T'd'. ,- r x I, -A.,-,f-uk. 5 lyr... N ,.,.......l Q of 1940 Donald Blair: Swimmin's not for me. Think l'll take up golf or somethin'. Richard Carson: Don't call ME butterballf' Eleanor Lewis: Vw dug up 136 mums since lL1Ilf'h'llITlP.N Herr-'s Bernie Schultz. catchin a few minute r t in hmtwccn Qcrirmnap Strange sense of equilibrium that hm the horror and amazement of hi QtudentQ the Wizard of lla teak his secret formula for Kickapoo Jos Juice 4 1 umor bfauty Semi mal re 4 1 Nr Lllull Iepper. erman. Carr. If fffr and Ffature Editor Polaltoff look rrlaxfd N The first deadline was conquered. so Silvers gave a surprise party for the El Oroso staff: Rosenfield. Pendersen, Ivory. Rayburn, Chu, Kar- kowsky. Silvers. Nirken. Nlitelman. Polakoff. Bliss Woodward, Gee, Witte, and Tighe. APO'- 9 '.11 4-' The CBC had their usual fun with vegetable corsages. After smelling one of them. Chief Booster Kless advised ber helpers to keep theirs wrapped up. . !'1'1:' U qt, .,g ' 3-'T -, bfreif' a A x ff' gel gl! 1 f. s The football banquet brought a good season to an official end. Real satisfied. agrees Sausley andilinn with Selunuek. Bunting. and Vetter. I F A ' 41940 Ronny Katz 2 lf only I knew how to P-X talk. l'd be ' ' ' happy. .L I Darby Neal: Maybe l won't have to take a bath tonight. Rowena Smith: Mommy, who's that crazy little boy up there taking a shower bath? fur' Below: The Youth Council, represented here by Linda Hetherington. Harlan Maresh. and Pat Tighe, did a great job supervising the delivery of mums. Smiling vutiraglf-ntifly. tht- some-what-:lta,f1gf'rQ'fl ulty xollvylwall tt-ani was 97-8 at ha A 1 4' . - . 10 janv llillvr: the' original trtin-vhlutitlt-. r-fp:-vially prvft-rre-tl ln gvntlvinan, lf-time. al - X 5 fac- frtught on. though the smrf- Xfaiting fur tht- harlwr: Curly Karkowsky and Bitty Iitirltly Mite-linan. I I 1 fmair- xtamirii. all rlollvfl up for a Nhrvrt trip tu 6 thfi l.IllXt'I'NllX nf Tetxax. if-ttiugr a pattvrn fur futurv yvarxif 'f 'II .yn N0 c'rutuiuing1 fur tht-sv luvky Nillllfillx 'flu-y'w he-vn Ftutlying all tvrm with Nliv llullit-rl ftutle-nt tutors. Now is the t845e for all gSSd m?n to C839 . hut she can type 60 w.p.m. i fx s-4 Some-tiinr-s itl difficult to understand progrv'-siw f-tluuatinn. 2I Right: Hama! pretty hay. Rohr-rt Lee Hiller. Below: Smiling as always, Little Don Chase. it V Bc-low: Patrolman Magoo catches a pirate, but in the Case of Joyce and Yivian Aron, he cloesn't know which one rut in line. fTh1-se twins must like vhilijl ,,,..-1 , K X Q 5 ...pav- ,..fW x f ti. , it of anger Miss Woodward locked the El Orosolstaff out. Finally they man- aged to pry open the door after a great struggle. Below: The Varsity Club girls drop the feed bag momentarily at their annual banquet. Mr. Behrens, the baron ot' the bool-croom. prepares for the onslaught of the new term. aided hy Jay Karkowski and Jack Law. Lvft: Nancy llipp. littlv Nlis- Ultl llll lllvanwr. xintage- 1941. Uvlmv 'liliix ltll-llh'-N ui -'--ttint' -111111 iii t 4 r 1- , su-an 011 llarlitira XMWI5 iivrwsf --3' 6 Oh IP t Olll SUN H14 tfll Tr Ill? ll cl rl Illd ac in ruttor ex 11 1 wi 1 1 r 1 .t111r1 Ill 11. 1 d A Hlnr 1, :Un haf l03 you of lfll vw: Nlayln- 210-pntiml liulmlry l.1INQ'l!'N4 a fpraiiie-ml anklt- or inaylxe- this ig -1111111111 Carol Tuwrisr-1111K pritiif that fhtiulrl IlQ'YQ'l' llllllffllililtliilt' tllv ItuWQ'l' a wunian liut it rlov- prow that IYALRY IS DEAIJY 154 lie-luv: Nlrf. Wvft lu-anis an flw giwi a National Honor Society pin to We-llrflvy Chu at tht- irirluvtiuli uf nvw H1t'I11lJFI'S. Right: The- fillfi-llltkh pr'-grani wa- nw only wry ln-autiful. but inspiring as wvll The- niixwl vhttru- lead liy Xlrx. Clufiip high liglitwl thi- vxcf-ptifvnal prim-ntatiwii. 1 IO gp, -4nQ D-uf ' llidna Silu-14: Flu - wf-iglmr -lI1t't'. iw, 6 lfv-I 41 lot 'If r' Lan-Can in full Nwing at lllf' Nliml-Ivrm Svnior l'r4uu. aurl tllv iuluilunl Il4'I'lUIIN!'l'N an 5' MOON. Hvtty flrivr-OI1. Dixie' Lipp. and Carole- Townxvnd. , A Mwrzffifl . i 1 . dis Q 'J' 4 ' wa Gnr'nm'2qM l I X11 Ivr. Nxt.-ml 5.-urx 1 I llLlW' paxwvrl. lvut ilu- Nllllll' pw- ,-1- ' Ibm law.-I W'1N wllnx-'11 LIN 5XH'1'l- ,L lk , v llvurl rff ilu' l l fm ww 16 tllmr . I I- . Star Dax-Z 'Ks usual. lln- sl2lIUlYt'flQ' is mmf Pllxliff Halle-lxtvill Img lm-11 Ire-4-fl. lrut fdxmm- Iuvtllrvl - - Jillli ' 4 V --1 . luvky llarlmara Lewis. Mary Ann Duvall. anfl .lulm fllunlruy haw lllf'lI' Stars 1 f lg? . , X l 'Hf.,A ' f I 113.1 ' ' J ' s 1 ,X xv-rx lypif-ul Nrwrn- taking plum-:A in rhl- N--larium 41- Nlr-. NM-xl fflu11-vl- uml 4-1.11-lllw wnfu-ml F01-ll'-Imln-Q. rllfll ax l,llLil'lt'N NI'-yv-r. J' Q 4 'A ' ' Q' 'V -O l -'-'H .- 4 5, . ... aff V AL 7:5-. KL JJ Sallxf Xtkln-on er purw an 1 her mam mnnox fll'IH1W 1n hand SPIS dale F' 1th the Hearactor 1n hot DUTQUII Jerry Fe-ld take the vvanr and the look of wurprw-1 Spread whPn Dianne Desenherg the pride of the military. lmrruweml Miss Brush! hat during a shurt esvape from her playpen. 1 1. s 'M' Q' .. Jane Bunting: llacldyl nu-et llalvffl 'lihat wax in Wil. hut wlitm- sw:-et lvalwy ie fha- now? 'iii I Kay Knowles assumed the stand- ard pow just long enough tu rf-Cord her dim- pled smile. tiht hafn't sat still since! P Mr Bender and the driving studs-nts are justly proud of the scho0l's new 1956 Chevrolet. the only Car around which dnesn't haw trouhle parking! Office girls lead a rugged existence, as witnessed here by Miriam Cordon. Without the ready smile and constant encouragement of Mrs. Holherg, the rigors of picking up absentee slipa might he tem much. A T wr-I Raneen Mullins: Surpri-ed while reciting the Law of Sines and Cusines. l Q., Q, 1 llost TIlIf'lIfPI1 Rzzrzrzffm-,YIJ YY KNTZ ullnl 'XI,UUl,XHIf,I' TXH P-lu 49' , Q .as 1- ry 211 YJ Bal gh 1 ., V f f - 1 , 1 5 Wosl I' UINIIIII' Rl111l1f'1's-I p DIXIE I.Il'I' 'ami DUN NIH! XXI? llost Likely to Succeed Rzzmzers-L'p BERT :XDKINS and MARCLXRET 'If-XYLOR nn- 1 I 1 , U 'C f ,f 'Q Senior S11pf'1'lf1li1'r'.w Fzivh Xml' Ulf' se-mlm' Vluss vlf-1-tx Xfll4lt'IlfN In llwlxl Xilfllfllx iltlw. LIN rfqwglrllllmn fm' lllf'lI' wlllxlullfllrug lp. x - AN - , 4m1t1-lmflvls III mu-I1 VIIINNI1-l4'il'l4PH. ll4mcwr. tllv I'1lIHN'I'S-lip ulm 1lf-- serxf- prailff-, FU llll thc'-v Im, page-- Are llwir pir'turvf. 'Hum lm, Ntuml Hut :lx ill-llifillitrll fur jllllimx and -wpl1fv111w1'f's in lvml f-xfflrnplalrx liXf'r. I - 1 ' A .Host Rf'1Jl'PSPI1flIfiI'P R11n.r1Prs-Ivp IZICIVI' VXIJKIYS and XXNCY Wll,l. A G59 wx-. G9 ,. E. , N 255 A gg lies! Pf'1'.m11r1l1'Iy RI11IlIf'1'.Y-1717 UIXIE I.Il,l' :xml NIIKH HH Xfffll. 4 'K -Y Q.-f ii 'x I KX X , x X Y K , Beast fltfzlptes Rluznrfrs-I V11 lill I Y 9f'H'NII'f'K ind V W ' al '-qi gifs' E . iff , , A , z JOXNN ID.-XIi,l.Im il 'Ni I ,.,,,, ff: 5: V Q i' 2: '21 i - r M' gf 'i ig . A if JJ., - f- pt y , Paw . V I' ' ' is , xr 1 ag' I Q 1 l 5 I -.,-rr :M T E ' g I . 'Y 'fx I 1 hir? Carolyn Campbell V mme Chappell lmaidl Daxid ford n ,lr Betty Loyacano lurlmf Hall 'Nancy Kilpatrick lner Chudlei h lNorma fhudlei h latti Fitz erald Wmndfll Forman Don Dans Nlilton 'WcCrary Jackie Sm her Pnttr 'Nayarra Front Bob 'latum obert Wilhite Shirley Larison Marilyn Corhran Bark Nlr Nlaynard Jr P llllffllffl The orthopedic room was opened at San ,lacinto in September, l9-17. with nine pupils in attend- ance. Since that time. seventy-six students haye been members of this group. The orthopedic room consists of both junior and senior high school students. All junior high school students are taught in room l22. but the senior high school students attend regular classes and only the very seriously handicapped students are taught the senior high school subjects in l22. As of this June, twenty-six students will have been graduated from San Jacinto, six of whom were members of the National N-g It's pretty obvious to Mr. Bishop and everyone else that school's out. according to the beaming smile of Shirley Larison. 5 5 ...fl Vfinnie Chappell takes the orders for lunch. and it looks like she will be doing a lot of shopping for Lurline Hall. Nancy Kilpatriwk. Rolf:-rt Wilhite. and Bob Tatum. 30 Honor Society. Mrs. Maynard is the teacher in charge of this group. She is assist- ed by a maid. who is in attendance at all times. An elevator is sit- uated across from 122 to trans- port pupils to the different floors. This program at San Jacinto is the only one of its kind in the entire Houston area. The progress which has been made is a great source of pride to everyone at San Jacinto. Below: Mrs. Maynard supervises as Shirley Larison and Lurline Hall in- crease their proficiency on the type- writers. -f' 0 eb Fun ,lilf'llllU students zirv wrx prnurl of un Q'lllllll5lllFllK' sr-lrmwl spirit. liut in raises xslrvrc pur- tivimutiun van ln- rr1f1ast11'z-cl. tht- l stuilvnts nf l22 uutranlx mvry uthvr 1'0gistratirni. Wvlivn it l'1hl1lt'5 lu sulvsr-iilnrrg tu the Ftur. llilXlllgI ai pivturc talwn fur ther lil Urnsu. lvuyingz an lfl Umso. and enlist- ing in nthvr sc-lnml drives. 122 is always first with the must. lk-spitf' tht- far-t that so many of the stu- dt-nts live far lveyond the Fan Ja- vinto distrivt. the attendance in l22 is vonsistvntly high. :Xt pres- rfnt thvrv are twenty-five students in 122. Below: Xlrs. Maynard ll:-lnw: .X gala sesssion in full swing during the week lWPf0I'P finals. ,A t-A 1. fl Its lun1'h-timf- in 122. and it rhff smiling fave-s nf Carolyn Liainplwll. just-phinf Tam' borffllo. Betty Lovacann. and Paula Imggvtt arf- any indication. lunch-timv is a happy tinif-. K 1 f s J David f. Cordon. Jr.. and Betty Loyacano were- justifiv-fl in being proud of thesir hornvro0rn's Christmas trcv. I E Z r A 5 l U -3' Bobby Cr-ne Dail:-y. Peter Xaxarra. Lurlinf' Hall. JP'-P' NlL'I.P'XIlfIff'. limb Tatum. Rnbffrt Wilhitf-. and Daxid I.. Gurdon. lr.. haw lvarnwl that hnrirf-rrmrii pvriud a good timfs to catch up with hnrnc-work and prflparc- fur tht- daily Classes. 3l I -A -ca' f,: 5 I s A K it-4 . - in 1 , 4 -. ,d1f.4.Z:l , A 'na MEI!-ff' f If 5. . !f0,i?.4 451,34 ifaaw, ,.fF,r,Q.'ir7 h-'1 - ., J , A .Aw ! QQ? 1 lv K ' W 15-Phu i xv-X 7 V51 JZ' .ap ? galil' S ' ' un... 3' Q l', A-.Q , n43:ff1 x f 'V 'QD Q' 9 Q : Y Q, . ' f f .24 A ' 9 ,Q Ha ff 6 ti J Q u X 9 'X -P' Si v I X A 'L f I 3 Q, , Tl-IE. UNE!-l CAPTAINS AND SWEETHEART KIRBY FORTENBERRY BILLY SCHMUCK CAROLE TOWNSEND BOBBY LOVELESS I First row: Charles Jamail. Eddie Vetter. Danny Middleton Ed 0'Connell. Gene Babb. Charles Hess. ,lame Hall Nelson Jackson. James Riley. Second row: Dick Tra k David Lehedzinski. Larry Evans. David W'omaCk Jerry THE BUNCH' It is to you and your coaches that we dedicate these pages. Per- haps your win and loss record was not the tops in comparison with other teams. However. your team spirit. determination to win. and hustling play were the hest am' school could desire from its team. Evans. Bnbliy Loveless. Bernard Schultz. Frank Abbott. Wayne Earp. Billy Surlcs. Dun Chase. Kirby Fortcnherry. Danny Frederking. Billy Schmuck. Third row: Coach Jesse .lohnny Sausley. Hanagcr Cecil Lewis. Coach W. C. Martin. Coach Dike Rose. Oscar Creech. Don Barber. Treaclway. Coach l'lr-rman Phillips. Tmiiiiiy Morris. Fred Cersfrn. Dick Putney. Dick Keitt. 1 . r X , . - 5 , - I fl fs . J V ,ga ,cv N3 0 I X f I'f7es F i - l N ' I X , all 0 ' z ' ' Q' t l f Q .,. J x , ' crk? Q 0 - N N tl 64' 1 sd , fy! Rf 0 I V iM. gr X 'C g 'T' ' IW Q Q f pf-' f Q 2 5' SEASON 'S F 1 S-mfvmrves -195-,r A X X s 2 .. 4 f Qu 4 P in .4 x - , T R46- 5 - 4, f I K 4 BILLY SCHMUCK DICK TRASK DAVID LEBEDZINSKI JAMES HALL NON-DISTRICT GAMES The Bears traveled to Temple only to lose their season opener to the Wildcats 19 to 6. Scoring on a Schmuck to Gerson pass, we were tied at half before losing in the second half. Returning home the Bears played brilliant ball in swamping the Eagles of St. Thomas 25 to 0. Jerry Evans, Gerson, Lebedzinski and Schmuck scored touchdowns for the Bears. The Bears won their second straight game in downing the Austin Maroons 7 to 4. The Bears gave up two safeties before rally- ing to win as O'Connell scored the winning touchdown. 'H A The Bunch in Pfegame huddle' LARRY EVANS A11-city DAVID WOMACK DICK KEITT DANNY MIDDLETON J Most Imprgved Player fN 'Di Mgr- 'O-Q., PF gn Mex J BERNARD SCHULTZ KIRBY FORTENBERRY ED O'CONNELL All-City Larry Evans going all the w f 33' Or a Bear touchdown, JOHNNY SA lf5I,EY LAMAR GAME The Bears were the victims of the touchdown uprising of the Redskins by the score 27 to T. Leading T to O at half after Larry Evans, score, we appeared headed to break the Lamar jinx. How- ever, the Redskins then broke their season drought by scoring four times in the last half to beat us. BELLAIRE GAME The Bears won their first city game by beating Bellaire 19 to 7. Larry Evans scored twice and David Lebedzinski once as the team coasted to victory over the hustling Cardinals. CHARLES HESS BOBBY LOVELESS DON CHASE FRED GERSON A11-city -1981 Gerson in the secondary-after catching a pass. JAMES RILEY FRANK ABBOTT WAYNE EARP AUSTIN GAME The Bears played their best game of the year only to lose in the last 14- seconds to the Mustangs 27-20. Inspired by the terrific play of our forward wall we held a 20 to 7 lead, then saw it dwindle to a tie, before an 85-yard pass by Austin beat us in the heart breaking finish. Larry Evans and David Womack scored our touchdowns. SAM HOUSTON GAME The Bears put on a terrific offensive show in rolling over Sam Houston 40 to 13. The team dedicated this game to Oscar Creech, who was injured in the Austin game and would be out for the rest of the season. Touch- downs were scored by the Evans brothers, Lebedzinski, Middleton, and Womack. Don Chase booted four extra points also. DON BARBER EDDIE YETTER OSCAR CREECH JERRY EVANS Trask leads tln- may for I.vl1e-dzitiski around Q-nd for tht- lirars. DHL PLTNEX TONINIX MORRIS DAVIS GAME ln an excitingly play ed game the Bears were held to a 14--14 tie with the Panthers. Ahead 14-0 at half. the Bears saw Davis rally for the tie. Lehedzinski and Gerson scored our touchdowns. REAGAN CAME On their quest for the city co-championship the Bulldogs conquered the Bears 27-0. However, the score does not reveal the fight and spirit of the Bears, throughout the game, who never quit when once behind. MILBY GAME GENE The Bears ended the season by playing outstanding football to beat BABB W Milby 20 to 7. David Womack scored twice and Larry Evans, the city,s leading runner, once as we finished fourth in city competition. ts: NELSON JACKSON DANNY I-'REDERKINC RLSSELL PETERSON BILLY SLRLES KT A I x 1 v .'y . AW an-1 ,-I E.: ,,..---f MANAGERS: fic-'Cil Lf-wis, Philip COACHES: Jr-ssc Martin. Hr-rnian Phillips. W. lf, Trvacluax Langford, Ralph Raughrnan. Allen Eg: Curtis 1Dikf-P Rose. gr-rt. BM TEAM FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 0 G H San Jacinto , 12 Rrazosport . T V S San Jacinto ,, 6 Lamar 20 gr San Jacinto .. T Bellaire ,,,,7 27 San Jacinto , T Austin .. ,t,,,, 7 1 San Jacinto. . ,,,,,, 13 Sam Houston 0 San Jacinto t,,, 20 Davis .. .. ,,,tt . 12 San Jacinto 13 Reagan 0 San Jacinto ,,,,,, 13 Milby . . 6 Top row: Gerson. Broadwater. Thalman. Isaac-son. Armstrong. Bull:-r. Lawhorn, Han, Xlitchrll. Earp: Byrd. Frank, Coach Martin. Camp. Fi-chman. Middle row: Onishi. Nlcllonnold. Pyhurn. Dewcy, Bishop, Richardson, Dixon. Davis, Crawford. Charles. Bottom row: Carte-r. Wills. Kubiak, Archcrfl. Tisflalc. James. Parke-r. Holloway. Young. First row: Tommy Mann, Andy Henderson. David Womack. Jim Bob Saunders. Billy Schmuck. Billy W'0ods. Second row: Coach Jesse Martin, Jimmy Lucas. Johnny Sauslcy. Harold Dickey, Bob Phenix. Doug Smith. Frank Pryzant. and Manager Ralph Baughman Harold Dickey goes high to grab bound for thc Bears. If I Jim Lucas hits an easy two point li' 4- 4-g S 1 w f4'764l4tg V 1 P. A' lil Q1 gf g -A xl- , , xg - v v' , 'gf-Q-ij.. g ..., v -A K ,ag 2 ' X W I Fw SX 4 N. E W. 1 .. .atv ., akin' sg 3 ,5 L. x 'I I x iii. s Af! I 95 l 5 Q . I7 353 X3 u HX - W M A V- JF? 9' ,4 ff' 43 .-1' 1 If Ov -Q-di 1 1 ri' I-X V L V-n, AQ 3:11 I l 2 1 ' f 1, ,, 1 ldlqha 5,1 4 J . In n 0 ,f Q in . ,. 12 11: 1 1 'j' ' . ,L - f I -' '13 .1 ' 'lf '31 1 f 1 1 1 U ,A 'V 1 I , .- 1 1 O ry wv .031 1 .1 X, V 5 ' Q ' 1 , x .' X .1 1 1 . 1 :ff ' M CO.-XfI1l1fF ,XXII XIXNXGI-QRS: 'l'eAu111: 111111111 1h111g11111g111. 111111419-1': je-Nw Nl111'li11. ffIL14'1lI Ja 0 ,.. B TM1111. 111 1111.111 1111111112 1,1-111'11: ,luvk lN.1111--1-11. x1LlIlLl2f'I'. BEAR ' CUB5 Top ww: 4101111 I'y1v111'11. 'I'41111111x Fvilvu. Xl1IIu11 11z.u1i4'1i. .11-r1'x 'I'a1111. Km ' W ' 1X 11111111 111 lx Y1v'1ri 61021011 111-rman 1'11i11i11-. 5141111111 11-xx: 111115 Nlvllmm. Str-xv 1111111111 1111111-rl X1111f'1'-, 43111 Hamm Ck 1111111-. and 1111113 f1Il1N11l. 11 lwr. r -wal l 4 .-ff ,- v. ff' my ,' First row: David Taylor, Jesse Byrd. Eddie Vetter. Bernard Schultz. Tuuuny Mann. llill Richard- son. Second row: James Hall. Virgil Gibson. johnny Javks. Cary Eades. Allen Egg:-rt. Manager. Third row: W. C. Treadway. Coachg Doug Smith. Hola Phenix. Jim Lucas. and Tom Crawford. N l ,X ? X! .- i, ,rg fs' LQ-'fx-7P'!'-'-' ? - - fi 1 2 -1 fiiiliiiif - .---ff? . f ' X ' -' -' 1 Q SEQ Richardson puts tag on Vetter. Pl'lf'HiX takes fhmw HT firef- audi!- 5 A IL I G it 'ip Y :gun V :gil -. K ,fa ,. ,pf D, , f , ., , 1-ash ' hc : 1 2 1 fg f Lf? ' 5 4- ,'1' A H' x K f F . 3 b 1' f 3, 1 I -li' H 1 1 Yr , 1. ' ff . an N . 46 ' cam W Left to right: Joe Finlvy. Phil Paulis Sen. Ronnie' Fixhlff. Sammy Wvacker, 6o!f7eam , 9 .- ww .f .5 ' ,'fX l 'lv II! Luhn U row: Alun-pll Karkmwki. Xlurly . unald liluir. Jay Hirefh. U01- rmv: Clary flnina Paul fli'l'rliI1. pll FHIIZ. Im- I,l'Il'lllll'l'k. N 1 0 0 64146 Top row: Coach W. fl. 'Frm-adwuy, Manage-r I' 1-I 1' Us-Ckvr. john Py- IJllI'Yl.CillViT1 Eis- enberg. L a r r y Exam-. je- rry Evans. Paul Iiovkling. lint- tom row: Rich- ard Olivu-r. Dan- ny Frvrlvrking. Jvrry Fm-l4l. Buzg, Ulu:-k. John Bar- I1t'lI.BFE4'l' Hlie-l. Edward llutr-hvr. .Va g,,. N ,V 4, if J ,' Q was ar E A . 334 ali? u .V 1 Sail 1645i , 'll 'L ' 5 S , ix .V X . Y K EERE Eiai En si- we ii vw 2, 3 I 5 f , ,l w 9 . -iiasffw 5 ' . K1 fx i g 3 W 'CHQQQQ-. - , ' w f' WLM MQ M N f +- is 5 Kill l Bottom row: Sylvia Markham. Ann McNeill. Pat Richker. Top row: Carolvn Keeper.. Carol V ' K Gillespie, Alice Tullos. ' i X M Z cvwdtq ' ' cam 5- :fl Bottom row: Eleanor Trifon, Susan Kaufman, joan Boyd. Judy Brisholl, Linda Dickens, Betty X, Rogers. Margaret Phillips. Top row: Margaret Farrow, Nancy Price, Sue Lynn, Julia Tye, Diane 4 J , , A ' I '-N-X ..-.rf Alger, Anita Kaiser. Sue Wilson. , v . I 9 P , Lv 4 6, P g, Q V if iii V' V' ' 4 Ki- ' K ' l f X wr Q x , , ,, x Z , , , 1 1 i 1 v 3 . 1 l l A 9 'F Q 0 I Standing: Sandra Smith, Christina Gonzales. Paula Smith. Missy Keyworth. Kneel- ' d,.44,g1EfQQx5., ing: Betty Jameson. Pat Richker. Diane Boudreaux. . 'fl-ff an-'.e9'.-R' ' l .-,es1?o2.'Is2.+:v2 '- .s 5 ,zlzlalss-23:42- ' 9 'IQIQISY154' -X ,.,f ,gif 'Q V 'IA f Q awe ' The girls pictured here are members of a class in which they are prepared to cope with the responsibilities they are likely to meet later on in life when they become housewives and mothers. It may be taken either as a part of P.E. or as a separate course. s 5 f i' Wlflfv lgg: I 'PL' ' i SI xy, za in C 'J 1 1 X x , f IINIORASICNIOR VOI.l.EYBfXI,I. :t 5 W-my WINNERS V I, Y ,i Iiottmn row: Anna Passiah. Pat Day. Beverly I 4 A Leach. Helene Wi-inlrauln. Top row: Citla I ' Passiah. Carol Ann Kf'INl'IlIlIf'k. ,Iudy Morgzan Ingrid Ile-rnanilf-z. I I M W I 5452. I I ml I I I I .1 l . . I 1 3 ..- K , I 6 soPHoMoRE VOLLEYBALL W , 'J I ' I' U WINNERS I Bottom row: Christine Miller. Carol Kelt, ,Iulie Norris. Rae Nr-lkin, Marianne Duval, Dana Mathis, Josephine Joe. Top row: Anna Mae Curti Nlerrx Nhoeinake 'Nanu Tfitle Jo Nnn Nlu ex -Xmpdro XIIISIIUCXZ Rua Lx nn Qtflmll lf? SOPHONIORE TABLE-TENNIS CHAMPIONS Nancy Teiile. joan Daxis anfl Phyllis Hark- ham. JUNIOR-SENIOR BADBIINTON AND TABLE-TENNIS CHAMPIONS Christina Gonzales, Sonia Aron and Lois Terence. W' ' Q .. 41 . 'A ,- 4 V- .Q .?.,L., .l A , ti . 7 5 ' 5 1 ' ' ' . A 'T' Q V' :fbi 'J U, 45 ww 5 ,V-- gf ,. . 4 Q,A .bil :F Q, Q '. D 'pr lg. 1. D f 4 J,n t ww sy 1 ,fr f , U ff Q :'g. l -. ' ,il Ji 'Lb'-' Rig K A ' ' I. . ., , 2 .. N Q' .3 ,I wht? C, ,' ff' ,Y-hwffjl .w 3.'g-U,-,,A. f , if, - -ff , A . ' f wi-' fQf tn Q 5 ':', E I Q A --'- t2z?1m-'adf1,-',. ' V ' ' '. ' fi if ' 4d ':Q5v'f'f'12f 'f'4 9'9v' M fy I Y 0-li. Q ' .1 n n-4'A3'i', , ,j,'?,1' 'hw' gf gtwmr L, . 55.3 , tj. - MA 1, -I., - .. Y , 1, ,' 'pg .,. .11 1 w '- V ,,. N ,N 2 fl f - -. f 'Lqk D X I N' ' , IA. 1 D15 . . ,f x- ,'I'.' lg.-,A V. V :M x is , sl 'gh' f ha' .'Q.'2',glq.e V, K 5' A . 1 -ff ,W , . - 4 14 Q ae -url, X, , far, avg., ' r. P 1' . 'A ' 4 -.-,Q ,s4 ' fx Y ' gf ,, 559.3 , '?16?sfV RQ ZF Sv Q u 0 qv 'ea F 'Up -, ,,' 3 ylfxgik- sig, 'oi get .. . . 1- fi' F: ff 'l 12.3 X v-9' 4 I ! ' . , 1 'Q' ' ', 34.53 Y 7 . 53 7 se 01444 Staff Alum. Dlane Sxlwr. Erlilor-in-Chief Left, Mrss Woodward Sponsor Right: Wellesley Chu Business ,Uanager x,-N' A. nb .W X3 S Nliltnn Nirkcn. ,mplmnwre Ezlimrg Doluref Petersen. junior Edimr: Margaret Taylor. Senior 54 Editor. SA, ' 1 ,I 1 ig. .K .Q- fb' Rightz Urgdr11':11tz'om ffflimrs- Xnnv With' and Pat Tigln- lh-lms: Boys' Sports Editor: .lay Karkowsky. 'R - xx .rt I The ioh of editing the yearbook, The El Oroso, is taken over each year hy a group of hard-working stu- dents who depart with a few more gray hairs than before. The wear and tear of dead lines, picture schedules, etc do something to a person. But we on the El Oroso staff like our johs. nerve- wracking as they may he. Of course. after you have read this. those pictured here will be back in their little strait jackets from whence they escaped. B e l o wi Sterling Rayburn Picture Editor: Judy Pola koff. Features Editor. KI Q-4 LJ' l.'ar!00n1'5I5: Roy Gee and Buddy Mitelman. .ffssistrzrzl Editor, 55 Right-First row: Phyllis Battel- stein, Diane Silvers, Judy Peine Milton Nirken. Second row: Rosalie Mandel, llolorcs Peter- sen. Margaret Taylor. Ronald Stewart. Third row: Robbie Pell. lay Karkowsky. lluddy Mitel- inan. ,lerry llollfrass. Fourth row: Mary l.ouisc ivory, Saul Baernstein, Roy Gee. Fifth row: Anne Witte. Pat Tighe, Susan Craig. Sixth row: Millicent Cordon. Judy Polakoff. Welles- ley Chu. Seventh row: ,lim Bramlet. Sterling Rayburn, Judy Rosenfield. Betty Rogers. The Circulation Staff' is a vital part of the El Oroso. It handles the job of selling subscriptions and pictures. Staff members and their chosen buddies soon become well known around the school. though not always favorably. The student body is easily trained into getting out money whenever thcv see a member of the El Oroso Circulation Staff. The San Jacinto Ftar. sister publication to the El Oroso. is our school paper. With all the huh-huh and hustle. there has to he some clear-headed thinking and a firm purpose or nothing could he accomplished. The most careful plans and perfection in work is demanded in the making of a school newspaper. The stories may appear simple and easy to write and the paper may be taken for granted and expected to he issued promptly every six weeks. hut the work and preparation that goes into it is really one of the most complex jobs.-and lots of fun. Left: standing: Paul Hart. Herman Yeedel, R a i n e y Wolverton, Earle Fuqua. Vilma Anderson. J o A n n Daigle, Seated: Maur- X- , een O'Leary, Phyllis l Battelstein, Don Whitely. Ula Q .. Right: Seated: Leatrice :S Berman. Danny Hitl- dleton. Estelle Lichcn- stein.Ftanfling1: IJ:-anna l Emerson. Sylvia Irwin. Reggie Moreno. 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Jillllllir' xICDHfliP1S ff T13 1 I my I . j ,,,,4s!W', STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Jackie Kless, Treasurerg Hellmut Erwing, Presidentg Myra Hargrave, Vice Presidentg Lenore Highland, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row: Mike Brazzell, Betty Rogers, Eleanor Lewis, Myrna Patterson, Rowena Smith, Donald Blair. Second row: Jim Lucas, Lenore Highland, Hellmut Erwing, Myra Hargrave, Mrs. Secor, Jackie Kless, Mrs. Langston, Harry Gee, Jay Karkowsky, M , yin CT L f 1 I L, 4 - - K Q7 I if fs 5 anne? The Future Business Leaders of San ,lacinto are composed. of those students taking commercial courses. This is their first year on the Campus, and they have already made a promising beginning. The purpose of a club of this kind is to acquaint the members with the advantages, hardships and rewards of the professions and careers they are preparing for. In the commercial courses, they will learn the mechanics of business. but in the Club they can learn the practical application of the principles they are taught. They will come in contact more with the actual problems of the business world, and together, in a friendly atmosphere of fellowship, discuss and figure ways to solve the problems. The idea of a Future Business Leaders, Club is one with limitless possibilities. It is now up to the members to decide whether or not the future students of San Jacinto will have an opportunity to belong to an organization which could be of invaluable aid to them, or whether they will have to stumble through some hardships alone. L4 . , T3 1 . if gt :T 1 1 T' l , ,, ' , ti ' fu I Y ' 1: 'Q v L X 13' 51 'aff' ij OFFICERS First row: Mary Gwynne Davidson, Judy Jeffers. Jo Ann Daigle. Second.rowz Barbara Hoff. Noel Knight. Betty Kilday. Lloye Mae Thompson. Third row: Rowena Smith. Margaret Taylor, Pat Pfeiffer, Bobbye Pharr. 62 fe Pi First row: Mary Ford, Joyce Dixon. Julie Noble, Bobbye Pharr, Diane Smith. Mary Ann Caulkins. Second row: lfdith Zindler, Tina Angelos, Seronie Ellison, Bathalyn Fritsche, Linda Jacks, Kay Parker. Lynn Cagin. Third row: Judy Longley, Mary Sauer, Damiris Cavin, Ann Passiah, Claudette Milburn, Dolores Cole. Beth Humph- ries. Fourth row: Carol Sue Kaliski, Judy Duncan, Sallye Atkinson. Janet Corenflos, Elaine Northrup, Charlene Polivka, Rowena Smith, Gitta Passiah. Fifth row: Eleanor White, Eleanor Kidman, Mary Martin, Judy Jeffers, Elenor Trefon, Margaret Talyor. Janice Culpepper, Mary Gwynne Davidson. Sixth row: Judy Chase, Pat Pfeiffer, Gloria Breland, Barbara Hoff, Connie Swearinger, Betty Kilday. Lloye Mae Thompson, Noel Knight, JO Ann Daigle. Sev- enth row: Mrs. Kucera. Student Teacher, and Mrs. Glosup. . I .q . x-rr.. ... V- sv- -wh- . .f -- , , Q, . W K .,,f,, ,wif , L .MV sl ,,,,.z.fy 1 , 3 Q .,.. .,f, -P' - S vw . A, , ,N , fr Y' First row: Kay Knowles, Patricia James, Mary Jacobs, Louise Long- shore, Carole Townsend, Jeannie Frenzl. Murl Gross. Myrna Patter- son, Janice Howell, Jo Ann Shenk. Second row: Jimmie Gail Brown, Marcelene Palmer, Cora Pollak, Geraldine Kay. Diana Waxman, Joyce Sanders, Lynn Forrest. Linda Barton. Pat Hughes, Gayle Smiley, Shirley Segal. Third row: Carole Gordon, Edwina Ross, Linda Richardson, Esther Gimble, Cookie Glick, Margaret Taylor, Elaine Dorough, Dana de Ridder, Linda Standridge, Peggy Lilley. Fourth row: Joyce Streusand, Rose Graham, Sylvia Irwin, Lenny Hoffman, Richard Rankin, Stefan Gorel. Frank Hollaway, Jack York, Edna Haines, Lila Johnson, Jane Brown. Fifth row: Gary Ferguson, Solita Saper. Glennard Hardt, Jim Bob Saunders, LeRoy Black. George Coates, Arthur Swearingen, John llontroy, Dick Viebig, Eddie Vetter, Nancy Hipp. Sixth row: Calvin Chu. Nelson Jackson, Jerry Giready, Frank Secor, John Sausley. David Pagel, Jim Bernath, Billy Smuck. Charles Berry, Ernest Hooker. Sammy Blanton. kai Together with the Girls' Chorus, the Mixed Chorus helps to provide music in the form of singing for San Jacinto. They perform at the Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Spring Festival programs and at several other activities. To the Choruses go our thanks, for, as everyone knows, music is not necessary for life, but it makes life more pleasant. I Ulu G F 'Q' j W riff- l '0 Z 1 C-'D 7 J X A Q o b Ja 2. V .. X 's 'mf gms 'Maul' gn-I .nnl' gn! ,haul -as-pw r I 1 r n , - A, wx vi l 5 .7 'I I , OFFICERS First row: Nelson Jackson, Librarian, Eddie Vetter, Librarian, Charles Berry. Accompanist: John Montroy. Vice President Second row: Carole Townsend. Secretary, Margaret Taylor President, Sylvia Irwin, Robe Chairmang Nelwyn Heffington Treasurer, Nancy Hipp, Robe Chairman. 63 6 9 Sym 36650 v .!, 'Nl 'M-Y'7 1, 42 ff -v 7' jg , fl? lf 'l ,Vg f. ' ' ' --A, in , is ,H ,gl , . 9 v X C U - i A 1 D v is , 115 Guy Bobkoff. Mr. Treadway. I IA Jack Jones. Dan Simms. James Parmarly. Xlikzh Nlallwod. jim Xlclfary. Curllf Parlwr. Tom Bulls-r. Holly Onishi. Ronny Finger. Ronnie Fisher, RllF5f'll Pvtc-rfon. Dun Br--I, lioblmy Lnwless. che? .ifafdmga dggcze ' Elm-anur L4-wif. Juan Tarses. Cluria Pm-ppvr. Jane- Hillvr. Rosalie- Mamle-ll. Barbara Lewis, Nliriam Conlon. Hilda Kaplan. Barbara Fvhultz. Paula Shapirn. Pam Lu-vim-k. Cerite-r: Nlra llullmr-rg, ,L- J. ff'-lx'S BW? IEEE SSH! 5 QQ 'C-7 B253 ESI an Cla 5 ' , 7 Y, , , rl, 1-w11vnnun-rwstvs i ' ' l1 'l fl, f r : f'1 'l C7 gy I f' 1 ka 0 Q7 J Sitting: tllvntlii l.e-rni-r. llyrna Kwpplvinziii. ,lzivlxiv Kle-f-. Gloria lit-N1-iilti-ip. juyvv Str:-ufarnl. Kvlniw-Q Nlnngu-r. Ftantlingz Belt- ty tfiiilr-rilii-gill. Lula ll:-nnvtt. Nliir'gLirvt lllail-ug ffaroliriv Dnzie-r. Ulf-tu Xlartin. ll:-tty Kilflay. T ffice SECOND FLOOR OFFICES Carol Gillvfpiv. Joy Kenter. Franfvs llnvs. Nlaurvc-n 0'Lear'y. Mary Ann Wliatlf-y, Phyllis Bat- teflstein. Franres Talley. Pat Levy. MRS. SECOPVS OFFICE Sandra Lavaige. Marlene Yellen, Lynn Dagan. Josette Schnurr, Mary Louise Emmf-. Cyne Vee- del. Myrna Blum. Suzanne Sha- piro. Center: Mrs. Seem. uiiirgiiltsz was Imylf-, sw Nur: Fay Valmtlr. lllvn Xlm'rv'll l.t'nny Huffman. ,lu-ly li.imli1i Dana lhtnxky, xr Zed Edu! G7 s.. I 4,43-.. W 1 , knew: H, 1----. f? v ,., lt X The Hml Cross Club is a non-profit organization fleurtecl tu servivc to oth- ers. One- of their artivities is the niukiiig of Christ- mas Stockiligs for tht- Vvt- erams' Hospital. :X l su. tht-5 visit some of the nth- vr huspitals in this are-11. lu aciclitimi to the home- rtmm r 0 p r e s 0 n t zt- t i X 6 s unymiv iritPr6'stt'fl in the Clulm and its princi- ples is invited to join. x 1 Q li. 1 , , 41 ' K V 3 X 1 J 'ff -' z X fl W,-I V' xf, 1 'ul XIV fi f. X, f XJ J s-L First row: Joyce Dixon, Linda Barton, Betty Rogers, Sterling Rayburn, Deanna Emerson, Sandra Bayer, Judy Longley. Second row: Linda Jacks, Betty Thomas, Linda Heatherington, Jean Patterson, Bobbye Pharr. Judy Morn- iere, Norma-Chu, Barbara Woods, Irma Longoria. Third row: Mary Ann Whatley. Miss Evans. Betsy Sawin, Jane Hiller, Wellesley Chu, Ann Birdwell, Carole Finn,-'Edna Haines, Nancy Hipp. Fourth row: Dannfhliddleton, Joy Kenter, Barbara Bell, Nancy Price, Joyce Streusand. 9 t Ginny Finn, Frank Senor. Judy McConnell. Linda Richard- ' son. Carole Nlarter, Linda Standridge. a an Mare-sh. ivy' til Q 0 OFFICERS-Left to right: Bruce BIacAlister. Leatrice ' I , A Berman, Miss Evans, Sterling Rayburn, Carol Gillespie. A Ji yloyce Streusand. An ' Betty Rogers, Frances Dow. K 'ill ,fi f The Youth Council is composed of people of many denominations and religions. Their meetings are for the purpose of devotion, fellowship and service to others. Meetings are held monthly in the homes of the different members. To raise money for their many various activities, the Youth Cotncil sells and delivers mums during the football season. .-ps-'UM ,,,,v+4 -rp 1- V fl K Q-of 7 ...df First row: Vilma Anderson, Dolores Petersen, Deanna Emerson, Judy Ros:-nfim-lil. Second row: Buddy Mitelman, Anne Witte, Margaret Taylor. Wellesley Chu. Pat Tighe, Runnin- Katz. Third row: Roy Gee, Jo Ann Daigle, Maureen O'I.eary, Diane Silvers. Fourth row: Jay Karkowsky, Don Whitely, Earl Fuqua. auf! Sofzolfgfaf Members board the bus for a speech tournament. The members of the Speech Department have, in the last few,years, established an enviable record in the city, state and entire nation. ln 1954-55. San Jacinto had a representative who was so outstanding that the tournament officials created a new award for him to receive. The fine collection of trophies and medals they have won is one to be proud of. 68 2. . .1 5- ' ifllp' 1. s, The Varsity Cluh is Composed of those girls having lettered in some sport during the year. ln this club you will find some of the most industrious and school-spirited girls at San Jacinto. Archery. bowling. swimming, tennis. and volleyball are the sports in which a girl can letter in City competition. ,. sf Hlflfllll-IRS: ill:-nn Nlorrvll. Ju :Knn llaigzle. Rowena ' ' K. sm1i11.1'am1zi..w.,, ' lg, f v sgxgf, .:. 1 A jf -'15 4 Hx ff S 'I ,, J L- .1 3 525' 3 Eli H565 524 Fi -is First row: Carolyn Morse, Earlene Kabernik, Marie Elli- son, ,Iudy Sowell, Judy Rosenfield, Paula Ritter, Christina Gonzales. Second row: Sonia Aron, Betty Jameson, Helene Pfeffer, Diane Beaudroux. 1 N14 i 'Meg The Bearactors. organized to promote interest in the Dra- matics and Speech programs, now is a social club, devoted to helping the Speech and Drama classes. They help publicize coming events and sometimes help backstage. However, in Bearactors, as in everything in life, a member may get as much out of his club as he puts in. Many industrious students have found wonderful hobbies. and possible future careers, in the arts and sciences connected with the theater. Under the guidance of lVlr. Robertson. the Bearactors learn as well as enjoy them- selves. X Xx F if i First row: Myrna Patterson, Carol Sue Kaliski, Eleanor Lewis, Mary Ann Duval. Paula Goldstein. Paula Shapiro. Myrna Koppleman. Kay Moore, Chick Jamail, Molly Goodman. ..,Z.QIa..-Zvrtg-Guaines, Andre Lerman. Dixie Lipp. Second row: Glenda Lerner, Phyllis Battelstein. Sehrrill,5Patti Neuenschwander. Mimsye Loerber, Marilyn Oshman, Sandra Lavaige, Myrna Rauch, rriet Sampson, Marlene Yellen, Barbara Lewis. Third row: Pricilla Pc-loquen, Rita .Turkel, Diane Gaitz, Barbara Schultz. Janice Hunter, Mary Jacobs. Judy Margolin. 'Marlene Cohen, Betty Gillespie, Reva Kaufman, ,lanice Goldberg. Fourth row: Jerry Feld, Corena Sue Bloldgett, Basil Hoffman, Rudy Moers. Mina Halpern. Frank Secor, Dorothy Feldman, Frank Shirar, Jerry West, Bruce MacAlister. Merla Southard, Mickey Frost, Don Stein, David Dannen- baum,iNDick Davis, John Montroy. x x t Q-v pid . T ty . X ! OFFICERSZNIL Reuekert. Sponsor: Billy I.aFerrir-v Secretary: Jimmy Tarwr. Prvsiclf-nt. X I Z' NIENIISICRS: Nlr. Kf'll4'l'it'I'l. Saul Baernstvin. Guy Fawrula. Jerald Goldman. Willie-rt Amlers. Calvin lfist-:ilu-rg. Sovuntl row: Bruce Nla1'Ali-te-r. Billy l.aFvrm'y. Jam:-s :Xmlre-ws. Javk York. Jerry WX-st. Thirtl mw: Harvey Huffman. Jimmy Tarwr. Clwrggv Paul. Holi Martin. Nut pictured: Jerry Zeigler. Don- ultl Tlimiipsoii, Larry Cllr-ss. Harold Ste-in. .-Xnn llarris. Lintla Harri-. The Movie Operators' Club is an essential part of our school life. Linder Mr. Reuvkerfs supervision. the members become adept in the use of audio-visual aids and perform a vulualmlc- servive to lmrh students ancl teachers. 74a ' 0 'ghd The Spanish Club of San Jacinto is sponsored by Miss Trexino and made up of students in advanced Spanish classes. Their aim is to build up fluency in speaking the language by practicing it in the classroom and on occasions when eating at a Mexican Restaurant. They put to use the grammar and other principles learned in the earlier years of studying the language. , OFFICERS: Bruce Bleil, Sol Schwartz, Secretary-Treas urerg Shirley Danbury, Presidentg Fred Teller, Vice Pres- identg Phyllis Battelstein, Reporter. HEMBERS+First row: Kathleen Pollak. Helene Wein- traub. Naomi Pool, Ingrid Hernandez, Nancy Kilpatrick. Christina Gonzales, Sara Cartines. Rue Wright. Andree Lerman. Phyllis Battelstein. Second row: Miss Trevino, Sol Schwartz, Allan Rocklin, Frances Dow. Shirley Dan- burg. Arlene Berman. Fred Teller. ga ix SAN JACINTO DRIVING CLUB: Mr. Bender, Sponsor: Barbara Sing. Mascot. Ellen Rose Cook. Secretaryg Dan Sims. Vice Presidentg Carolyn Adele Rosenthall. Tony Walling. Presidentg Carolyn Cubstead, Alice Magnum. Bobbette Schultz. Treasurer: Norma Chacon. Glenda Ivey. Noel Faye Tolskey. 9 I I THESPIANS: First row: Janice Hunter, Vice Presidentg Nlarlene Cohen. Recorder: Mike Levy. President. Sandra Lavaige. Secretaryg Reva Kaufman. Treasurer: Marilyn Oshman. Eleanor Lewis, Myrna Koppleman. OFFICERS: Mrs. Streusand, Preside Parliamentarian. diff' The Future Teachers Club at San Jacinto is a branch of the Future Teachers of America. Our chapter is devoted to service and to consideration of teaching as a possible future career. Early in the school year. the club participated in National Teaching Week. Each morning for a week. one of the members made a short talk to the student body on teaching. lt has helped to enlighten our pupils as to the different phases and fields of teaching. Askew. Fponsorg Karen Fahlberg. Historiang Nancy Teitle, Treasurerg Joyce ntg Frances Dow, Vice Presidentg Diane Axelrod, Secretaryg Reba Juran. 'MF CJ MEMBERS: First row: Marianne Du- val. Reba .luran. Phyllis Battelstein, Judy Polakoff. Nancy Teitle, Joyce Streusand. Second row: Joan Howard. Frances Rell. Ruth lioudreaux, Frances Dow. Marcia Sayers. Diane Axelrod. Third row: Brenda Rosen, Claire Wachs. llelene Roberts. Karen Fahl- berg. Shirley Bridges. K9 5. ,DJ-r 4' Y? f A 5 6159 J i Q xg 1 117 V9 2 Gif: . C-7 .Nj Fir X ,JY7 'W Nt rr-w: lmix Kuhlvr. f:liI'1llyIl Baum. Hwaliv Vamlvll. A-31111-5lll'l'FiH. Kay Umm: S.-1-nml ron lhylnlwttv- if-hultz, Kurvn Fulllln-rg, Rusalnrmfl lfohefn. 111415 Segal. 1111-111111 lwy. Xlrx. Spivke-r. 70ofz6efz4 Plfil row: Lois Kuhlvr. Diana Waxman. Nancy Xlawn. Hlainv XM-ll-. Hvtty Mille-Qpiv. Mrs. Spivke-r. Iiolmlwttf- Fm-hultz. Clcnrla Ivey. Yvonne Brmiiv. Kay Knoul'-N, Nvth Nobles, Se-Gund rmv: Myrna Pattcr-011. Br:-nfla Ruwru. Judy flr09sn1an. Rvba Juran. I.in4la S1ll1Illf'I'I1. Alive' Nlangum. 'E s 5 XJ , 1 Z Evfff QB .Cb 5 Q gp Q L- K .-W X 'L , . rg. 'f 'm ,w,, , N5 Sl lllll 4 Ii Q' vm-w Ol' Flffl'lR?4: llarry Kaufman ldllf' Filwra Nlr. jXlNlll' 51onsor: Pat Hugrlw-. llur an 466310 ' First row: Gary Barnett, Michael Dichiara. Nick Candella. Barry Kaufman. Xlansr-l Rubenstein. Les Robins, Don Roper. Second row: Paul Tuxworth, David Holder. John Gresham. Stefan Corel, Howard Waldman, Harry Gee, Kit Barkley, Don Shitson. Third row: Hr. Alsup, Neville- Spencer, Wayne Robinson, Ronald Coleman, lrvin Levine, lim Nlcflary. Ronny Stedman. Divk Viebig, Joseph Campisi, Michael Rodman. Fourth row: Dick Kelly. Hickey Frost. Rolmr-rt Hiller. Phillip Gerson, Charlie Johansen, Joe Finley, Bob Phenix. Lung 4 zzi' 55' 1 :S5' ' Ag. SA n B .- N no fr- y fp, Q . n Ihr- llmslingz Club ii um- uf Fam javlntrrs fa- xwrile-r4-1'l'f'Llli1vr1zllrlrgzmi- zutwrmx. Ihr- QZITIF bmsl f-xr-rx Tllf'-lliif aftvrnonm .mfl the- lmw brawl un l'1rft ruw: ,lanvt V Pal Hugh:-s. Cami Nanvy Iilurlkn-nlulrg. I.il'lPt'I'IIlL1Il. xlZlllT4'1'll Worse-. A111413 Fuwf-I L.llllQlllTilIgf'. 'l.flllfN4lilXN. iIIlIIlCf1i8tPlf :if-lvl' wflmvl iii Ill? Nluin ull:-ys. Hxery year If-mm am' f'IIIt'Yf'4'l in Xar- iwus luurrluments. all of whrvlm gurls lwginningz lmwlers the incentixe tw illlllftvkf' their game. Ur N. - xi 'Q--3... iw Wg -Jr .-ff RSE' Q ,, fl or 'ff fxxx ,hi 0 i 'fvvmw.Q Q f,f:: - 71- LT 7 f age'-A 4 .l L Q x A -H ' , - .i fy----Q' A ..-. 3-Nw ,f --f . f .Si ..1f1 f.'c i'i'r.:.-:.' ff ' .:' ,4!, ?I5-: 2'5?3F55 1 ' fi ' ' 1-F -si X L,-..:.:5 X ' wf- ir mi:-:: X :afar was f f I M E-4:-:E J?-725'-'-'---7 fffiiff 155:-I ,I lf-9 ff flax: ' 1 Ili ' Y I 1 - ,,-2- , fr S -f ' ,, if a-- f - df .... - set 1 .. . Q, V f- , ,, ,, ..... .-,--e 1 H , P--N 'X f'. ..'l' fi Rx Fi altar The San Jacinto Christian Student Union is a fellowship of student and faculty members, who l by study, worship, and service are seeking to under- stand Christ, and His spirit to serve their fellow men on the campus, in the nation, and throughout the world. T Left: Mrs. Closup, Sponsorg Edwina Ross. Pl'f'SillPf1l- Below, first row: Mary Atkinson, Wanda Pickering. Ora Lyon, Dolores Cole. Sharley Heffer. Second row: Sue Thomas, Betty Thomas, Mrs. Rosamond Glosup, Mr. Kelso-Guest Speaker, Jonelle Wallace, Linda Sutherland. Third row: Nedbalek, Edwina Ross, Bob Tatum. Dickie Sanders. A V Richard Rankin, Cora Lynn Pollock. Carol Joyce Bell. ' x ' N 11555 X... 4Q1Tt-T33 '-w 491' Jackle Kless and Stephen Zax Betty Rogers and Harx ex Selme The Cheerleaders symbols of San Jacmtos flghtlng sp1r1t are elected each year by popular vote Thelr responsxblllty IS to promote CHthUSlHQm and sportsmanshlp among the student body We pay trlbute to thls years Cheerleaders for a Job well done Marlene Cohen and Joseph Karkouskl Judy Margolm and Vlctor Reed an X .7 I gown S The Foreign-Born Students, Club is sponsored each year by the American Legion Club under the direction of Miss Collier. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint these students with San Jacinto and help them in any way possible. ' IZA' K ,- J The Foreign-Born Students' Club and the American Legion Club give a joint party in the Solarium at San Jacinto. ' I-.1 K1 1: 'Vg T7 'ff' V15 Aileen Goldman Ann McNeil Frances Dow Judi' Pvlakoff I-UCillC Below: John Martinez Bert Adkins Joy Kenter i Right: Julia Mendoza Alice Duhig President Mvlchor Above : OFFICERS The American Legion Club is composed of those students who have won the American Legion Award in Junior High School. The awards are given on a basis of scholarship, conduct, and above all, service. It is sponsored by Miss Rona Collier. of the guidance department. 74e,-4' 'Zag Below: Thomas Joe Barbara Mickey Doubek Galivez Barthalow Frost 'i , FX . l.-. .j 'fun 'ingxf ' i 6 'L 3 :I Below: . . Jimmy Don 4 Sorrels , I , A Helmut! Erwing e ' -g Q 159351 h Dick Viebig b Bea' - Al- '1.--l Q Z ge , - oo .f 5 .,1' Left: Linda ,gf Hetherington Marna Tucker x -of: 1:50 5832 8I xg 1, -011. mv- 4 1 , '?9 Q M' no-un-vp jf? .... , First row: Jamie Hall, James Riley. Second ro Third row: Don Blair. W'Z ,lim Lucas. Danny Fri-mlm-rking, Don Chasr Q I I www' First row: Ed O'C0nnell, David Pagel, Roy Gee, Bernard Schultz, Don Barber. Sf-cond row: Bobby Loveless, Don Chase, Darby Neal, Buddy Mitelman, John Holberg, Danny Fred:-rking. Third row: Pete Becker, Don Blair, Gordon Logan. Danny Middleton, Dick Putney. pk.. cup acimfd 0 Right: Utli---1-1 Xhtllllv' f1lI'I. Rim- f1111.i11.1. Nlvrlii 51111ll1.11wl. liillif- Nliixtv-1'-1-11, Nigiry F1-11l. lil1'111li11g l1.1r1111-1111-iixly. Ilif- wiw-N nf 11111113 111-11111111-11tf 11111111 ringing tlirltugli tllr- hallf of Filll Jacinto 1-11-rx tiny. Those' slow 1-rwugli tw tliw llaml Hall 111 hvar Cl:-arly. --11111 lldw' a far-Lixsuy lucik in the-ir vu- 82 thvy listwn tw a 11+-111111f11l 111'1l1f--trat11111 1-f Li well-lx111-1111 mug. 5111111111111-N the- -Ongrx urv 11111 -11 Wtlll-lRIl0hIl. Thi-n mf lt'LifIl til appreciate' and low ItlLl4lC wi- l'l3dH.I known , existvd lwfnrv. NIPIIlllf'fN of our 0r1'l1e--tra trawl tw .1 Nt.1t11 4--1111:-11111111 1-111-li yrar and iii-play tlwir fine- tal-- 1-11t-. We- Xxixll t11 thank the- nrvlivftrzl for tile' lim' jnlw thi-y hun- always lllrllt' in tln- 511111111 Fe--tixal annl unytliing 1-lw llll'y 1111! Rf-lmv: First ww: Yirgil l'xb'llIl1f'F, bg-urgf' tf11111111r1-. xX1I!lIlK'fl.iII'. ,Imly l.a1l11v1. lidflllvtl Ruvke-r. Second row: Dan Sims Lillian Nvlkin. Sylxia Nimil. Cary 5ct11111. Rim- Ziinaua. N11-rlu Fiiutharil. Marian Mille-r. Bill Thortun, Leroy Sur faux limb Rayinon. fiharli-N We-lwr. Larry llrv-1-11fi1'l1l. Rivrlrwy Slllilll. 'l'l1ir1l row: Ilillim- Mastermn. Clifftlrd Smith Julie, Ryan. Linfla Ftarulritlgiv. Mary l 11r1l. llilly Rai11watvr. Fra11k Sr-Cnr. Earl Wliirvlf-y. Myrna Patterson. Mr NIc'lLratl1. Cary Bruoks, Ruin-rt ,It'I10j2lSI1. flharlw Hauwr. 1 4, 3 , 5,151 W 1 'f ' 1 IX 11 Q- First row: Angela McCartney, Louis Bell, Bettye Jean Lynch, Marion Morgan, Gary Coins, Bobby Livitz, Linda Sutherland, Anna Palm, Charles Hauser, Johnny Walker, Sherman Ross, Curtis Parker, Frank Foster, Carol Kelt, Douglas Bradsford, Butch Batchelor, John Gammon, Bob Raymon, Charles Jones, Robert Hinojoso. Second row: Mr. McGrath, Mike Rodman, Kenneth Helm, Tom Moore, Donald Gautney, Charles Rice, Gary Kelton, Edna Mae, Linda Leder, Myrna Jones, Merla Southard, Carmen Rucker, Rue Wright, Larry Greenfield, Melvin Platt, Dwane Stone, Harvey Zidell, Leroy Surface, Mike Batey. Third row: Loretta Little, Mary Lou Hammock, Don Whitely, Donald Ford, Ted Meyers, Joyce Hay, Diane Duffard, Iris Webre, Judy Ladner, Ann Harris, Shirley Bridges, John Newman, Walter Hutchinson, Bill Thorton, Archie Kemmy, Judy Duncan. Center: Gary Brooks and Dixie Lipp. San ' Zend Noise! Never was there so much noise! Between the bell's ring and the conductor's Silencel there is an ear-deafening activity with which even Times Square on Broadway cannot compete. The head-splitting shriek of a fatally injured saxophone reed, the drastically flat toot of a tuba, and the fervent, hopeless attempt of a trumpet to imitate Harry James all combine to give the most ubreathlessn sensations to be experienced-hearing and seeing the San Jacinto Band tune up. It sounds bad then, but an instant later, with slender baton poised in the air for a second and breaths drawn in, there is the tiniest fragment of silence, then music. It is music created by a group of people who have worked and worked hard for a long time. No little credit goes to Band Director William E. McGrath, who has helped make a superb musical group of the San Jacinto High School Band. awww' Q .9 'i ill? 5 'l'W'lRl,ER5---Right. lf-fr to right: :Krchie Keniincy. Mary Lou Hammock. Lore-lla Duncan. Lt. Judy Duncan. The San Jacinto Band performs at our football games and pep rallies. They drill in parades. and on the whole. do a lot to boost school spirit, as well as uphold the honor of San Jacinto. OFFICERS-Below: kneeling: Judy Duncan. Major Dixie Lipp. Standing: Captain Cf-ry Brooks, Cary Kelton. Harvy Zidell. Michael Batey. C7 i S fe ,VNS-K J f E7 .1 xN..' 4 -,N Q: . W ' T' 7 gm' , mg, The Girls' Booster Club of San Jacinto holds a very special place in the heart of every member. The year 1955-1956 has been a season full of work and pleasure for everyone. Service to all is its aim. one that they are constantly fulfilling. Working harmoniously together with the other service clubs of the school, the Booster Club is daily making school more enjoyable and convenient to both teachers and students. Left: Fall Chief Booster. Dixie Lipp. FALL OFFICERS: Carole Townsend, Senior Assistantg Ann Sherrill, Scrihtii .lerri Nimmons, Historiang Murna Patterson. Song Boosterg Lenore Higlilariifllnxsgstant Chief: Louise Long- shore, Sophomore Assistantg Lynn Best. Junior Assistant. Standing: Mrs. Weisinger, Sponsorg Judy Chase. Cash Boostcrg Dixie Lipp. Chief Boostcrg Patti N1-uenschwander. ' Chaplaing Dana DeRidder. Sophomore Captaing Miss Pickle, Sponsor. Not pictured: Barbara Blayney, junior Captain. I I Q N-4.4-fi i I SPRING li,-Xlllxifl' --First row: Annette I.al crnr-v. Betty Rogers. Louise Longshore. Second row: Nlrs. Weisinger. Rowena Smith, Nlilliccnt Blayney. Robbie Pell, Lenore Highland. Nlrs, Pickle. Third row: Diane Yvliitliy. Patti Neuenschwander. Judy Chase. Tony Martin. This year. the Girls' Booster Club hold their annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, to which the girls invite dates. The club made vegetable corsages for the boys to wear to the dance. a great success. In the Spring they held a Western Dance also, which was enthusiastically received. However. social events are not their only concern. As we all lcnow, the Girls' Rooster Club has many service projects to benefit the school. Right: Spring Chief Booster. Betty Roge r Q YJ' ' ' ' as it -ee' if' , av 'iff 3 ' N. 5. , .4 15 - , V Left: Sponsors. Nlrs. Pickle, Mrs. A . inger. , .,.. .. A ,Q-. Q R T7 Weis- O 'Wf 5 'As if . cy ' 'C . - - L' 5 - 5 Sex 87 fr -.f A 9 r. 744 em? ewogsm ' Wiki! .i L I , -go I A- I .1 1- .. ff Vi- X N FALL CABINET-Standing: Mr. Treadway, Mr. Martin, Seated: Joseph Karkowski, Darby Neal. Danny Middleton, Danny Frederking. Jim Lucas. Don Chase. nys '30 The Boys' Booster Club is one of the most active organizations in San Jacinto. For '55-'56 the club set about to carry out, not only its purpose of service, but also the added ideals of loyalty, courtesy. and scholarship. One has but to look about the building and over the club records to realize that all the standards have been upheld to the highest degree. The sponsors. the officers, the committee chairmen, and the club in general have just cause to be proud of the year's record. Each year the Boys' Booster Club plans an extensive program. They have interesting speakers at many of their meetings throughout the term. ln the Fall, the Club sells Cold Drinks after school. Later, they give their annual Christmas Dance, always a success. This Spring. in conjunction with the Girls' Booster Club. they gave a variety show. All of these activities met with the approval of the student body. G' . NIXRX HIYRC HAVE JILXNFI IIL HUC IIFN XXX X NIXRIE I XSHIIFR Xlegor Urxll ln nlr t N or llflllll and llu Our drlll team the Colden Gauchos IQ one of the most well known representatlxes of San JaClIltO Based on nnlltary prlnclples and organlzatlon the group offers tralnlng ln self dlsclpllne Requxrements are lngh grades Ill monclurt 'ind cholqr lnp and a Wlll1IlgIlEQS to work Orlgmally formed as a pep squad lll 1928 the glrls took to the football flelcl at half tune ln 1936 Smce then the Gauchos haxe made an excellent showmg for the school at all the football games parades and at the bhrlne Ball ALEICE KING BETTX KILDAY 1 AROIYW HFNDERSON Captain Dull XICP Pre ulent Laptaln Drum and Bu le C-KROLE FHNNI Secretary Drxll 1'- 'Z' JE VN P KTTERSON Trea urer Dnll AN N BIRDW ELL Reporter ,vo- Q-if 6 -7 NELWYN HEFFINCTON DIANA REAGAN Secretary Drum and Bugle Treasurer Drum and' Bugle Laa- JANE BUNTING Lreutenant Flags MARY LOUISE ENINIE JEANETTE HUGHES BETTY KILDAY RANEEN NIULLINS PAT PF EIF FER CAROL JEAN POPE LORETTA RITCHEY CHARLENE VETTER 3 Mary ,lane Adams Ramona Alford Helen Barber Elame Caloudas ,lame Colllns Joyce Dlxon Vlva Marie Faust Carol Ferrell Llnda Henderson Llnda Hetherlngton Susan Kahn Margaret Keyworth Sue Llpschultz Carol Logan BARBARA BLAYNEY Lt Drxll Glorla Allums Helen Cauthen Dorothy Dobbs Glnny Flnn blorla Hornback Karen Kroullk Judy Longley JUDY CHASE Lt Drill 3 :I vi- ? - - ' ' 1 .5 Ji V sr 'A -.-1. 4 1 , if 'Q 9 , f,- ', ,mx 'V . 57' I Q nr I 1 -a l ., ' ROBBIE PELL Lt Drill Carol Marter Judy Morlnlere Carol Pennell Llnda Reynolds Beverly Wade Tom Martin Nola Mize Diane Palmer Kay Parker Bobbye Pharr Kathleen Pollak Barbara Sing Linda Smiley Valdeane Wainwright Vickie Williams Mary Jane Williamson Lucille Woodyard fy VIRGINIA NELSON Ist. Lt., Bugles 1 Judy Spears. ' Anne Witte Nelda Younger v' ff' M-mn .... Dorothy Stevens Dana Stewart Martha Terrill Pat Tighe ,nd N v 'sql 3 . ffl rff F J J' f? LYNN BEST 2nd Lt.. Bugles 0 n 1 Carol Ammons Linda Barton Patsy Broadwater Carolyn Bunch Jeana Clifton Le Anne Depriest Elaine Dorough Jane Hiller Jeannine Hobbs Janice Howell S Sylvia Irwin Betty Knox Sara Lambdin Barbara McDonald Marilyn Miller , , 1 Jerri Nimmons Linda Richardson 1 Mary Sauer ' Betsy Sawin O- Janice Johnson Peggy Lilley Irma Longoria Carolyn Soule Barbara Woods f . f 1 X tlll N CAROLE TOWNSEND Lt., Twirlers K I 13 1 I , .l.r' 0 Xl.-Xklljix Rxxbl FF Qgt Roper 1' F ELEANOR LIDNIYN tLt Drum Jffv ,I 1 ,145 J V 1 1 , I I - 1 ' f , SJ , ' - ' , LOI IQE LONGQHORE f 1 l x f . P I , , I I 1 ' I d I - I' 1 I A, A 1 ,f K I A Q? Sallye Atkinson Millicent Blayney Edna Haines Nancy Hipp Lola Bennett Corena Sue Blodgett Elalne lNorthrup Nancy Lovett ,lud Ma ness Carolyn Donaldson Carol Fellows Margaret Johns Kay Knowles Y 3 Dorothy Pyburn .ludith Ray Gayle Smiley Molly Smith Judy Spears Linda Standridge Noel Faye Tolsky Diane Whitby Mary Ann Calkins Cecile Collins Dana deRidder Ili' AS T7 'O Dlanne Ames Glorla Breland Carolyn Cubstead Glorla Dax Zora Zong Game Dlxle Good Betty Guenther Judy Hamlm Celeste ,loachlm Sherrlll 'VlacAl1ste Moneta Rodgers Vlckl Stanflll I' lVloll1e Burnham Susan Craig Karen Fahlberg Estelle Frledman Judy Goodrlch Marllyn Gordon Lynn Harper Jerry 'Vlarle Hart Barbara Mount Patsy Phllllps Betty Thomas Beth Lmphress 1 7 uf mlb MW 1 LEIN ORE HIGHL AND Reserve Lt Drums OFFICERS CAROL JEAN POPE CHARLENE VETTER Reserve Lt Drxll Re erxe L1 Dnll Ok '15 PKTTI 'NELENSCHW -XNDER Re erve Lt Bugle L . Fx -I 3 '3 Y ' . ,f '- Q n 1 A S 6. f 'YN GE in . 2 C: 1 l 1 ' THE Q . A . A 4 Q ' V, . . La 5 X fl?rf . . . 5 2 3-...Msg l s T! , C ' wc 3 7 1 V . W' 4 ' ' 'r I ' -y VV ' ' Q V 'Q 'Y i 'Z- 'Z' 1517 ELCENE WILSON BETTY JANIESON Battalion Commander, Battalion Commander's Fall Sponsor ff fs: F- A1 x I 5 K i' Wg. I Qt' s I 'I f ? PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Far left: John Doggett. Fall Battalion Executive. Above left: Brian Shenk, Spring Bat- talion Executive. Above right: Lee Foster, Spring Bat- talion Adjutant. Far right: Mike Brazzel, Fall Battalion Adjutant. San ' 20.7. , DON BRELAND Battalion Commander, Spring -I I, ....,.. HA. .1 I .J- Above: Lois LEVIN 434046 S Above: JOYCE STREUSAND Sponsor Sponsor Below: LT. DARWIN Below: ROBERT MILLER BCIOWI SGT. GALLAGHER Cadet Instructor ,5 ij: G- -- I dl li V 'T' if 7 ' Q f I gd .61 Z0 'floss Q ffm' DAVID DANNENBAUM Company Commander DUANE STONE 1 Company Commander L 212':gH,fg' NEAR 42 15.5 lllli llllll -. JL JUDY ANN JEFFERS RAY ESTABROQK Company Sponsor Company Executlve Fl If S : E r new GENE RANKIN JIM BERNARD Company Commander Company Executive DENNIS REIDMILLER Platoon Leader gang 'T' iw- ii W Lower left: MARY GWYNNE DAVIDSON Company Sponsor MAX JONES Platoon Leader 1' , E' ALLAN BLACK Company Commander DIANE DESENBERG Company Sponsor The Rebel Rifles in action SWK! BOB MARTIN Company Executive A4 A4 A Wg.. 1 iwsnff if-Q. 5 ,,, K X .4 4.-uf V 1 G, :U .vw 38. ,W-v J- P1 'ml , 'iff Vwy I zzz qw First row: Eugene Vfilson, Cene Rankin, Bill Sears, James Andrews, Bob Rose, Fred Neuensch- wander. Henry Reyes, Robert Cogswell, ,lay Robinson. Second row: Max Jones, Ronald Steward, Jerry West, Vic Puckett, Bob Hetchler, Floyd Johnson, John Doggett, John Bogart, Charles Weber. Third row: Dennis Reidmiller, Ray Estabrook, Les Foster, Bob Martin, David Austin, Bob Brown, Roland Dawson. Kenneth Bowen. Alan Black. Center: Don Breland. Zaye' eam Kneeling: Eugene Wil- son, Dennis Reidmiller, Don Breland. Standing: F Fred Neuenschwander, Lee Foster, Bill Sears. Q6-:Za ' 26 e cam Mary Lynn Harper. Joyce Streusand. Be-tty Jameson. Diane Desc-n berg, Lois Lexin, l 1C 'Eff' 'I-K 'N' 'i X ixql li Y sl V'. W Andrews. James Bender. Bobby Austin, David Billings. Gary Bauer. Seymour Bolling. James Boone, Chester Bowen. Kenneth Borup. Charles A Bramlet. ,limmy 1 9 GQ' Y .r-.9 A sta Lu Brown. Bobby -Q Byrd. .lesse .,- Q...-7, !-ex C s V9 Chiles, David Evans, Jimmy Zfkz Q N F, R A Cheatham, Bill 70' - . . . . . , . . . '99 ' The ban Jacinto Senior High School Reserve Officers Training Corps lr one of the two outstanding ROTC units in the city of Houston. It is also ranked as one of the 'W' twelve superior schools in the entire country. The drill team, the REBEL RIFLES. has been the city champions for the past four years, and in this fifth year it has also been highly successful. t -91-4 .TX 1-:lc . x x 'f Q, W qt i lx ME CJR -QYW Q-'PX A JK 'JK CN f'N'1fA.-A 'f Cogswell, Robert Collins, George Counts. jerry Davis. Mark Doggett, Bob Ellison, Tom lol 0-A 'v 2' 0 ta - ,W ji, - Q 0 , , 1 IA Fa,-ht-r, A,-H0111 Foglcman. Ke-nm-th Fehmer, Virgil Folks. PHP Fletcher, Willartl Ford. Donald Cibbgy Ray Goodwin. Bob Catlin. Glen Cordon. Steve .Q itll 5-nv, 5' WU' X .1 W' I f Qltxt 0 Cuenzel. Fr:-ddie Harris, Ken iv 30-Q if Hetchler, Bob McArthur, Bill He-rrmg Noody IQ Qs Although ROTC trammg 1n hlgh chool does not count for credlt on future IHllllBI'N ervlce ll is valuable m numerous other ways ROTC bulld character and gnc- exerx young man lndxvldual tralt of leader hlp and co operatlon that w1ll alvvaw he u eful ,Q 2 :a il ?- iii if lg fill, - 3 l Q ,. ' 'ls EU: ,Q f -' ,loekel Lharle ,Iohn on Floyd jorgen on Qammw Krau er Bruce Locke-w Paul Nlar hall Rea an 'Av -an '5' Merritt. Norman Merritt. Paul Melts. Leslie Proler. lsaac Pry. Bill Rose, Bob ,th i M It v i' s.,, 6 'ze '. inf' 05 Reyes, Henry Rivette. Paul at-,S an ini' an M1ke-ka, Billy Neumann, John Poole, Rickey Puchert, Vic Pulaski. Richard Schenk, Brian Robbins, John The ROTC program has a noble purpose: building leadership in its members. Not only is training in military startegy offered, but also a strong background in military discipline. ROTC training is to the advantage of every young man. .5- ff-ev nr., .2 x 3 Q :Aa Rosen. Martin Rosen. Walter Rudy Malcolm Russell. George Saranda. Ernest Schell' Bob Ill' 7 1 IA VIL' ' tflvl Schonler, Nathan Secor. Frank Shirar, Frank Stein, Don Stewart, Donald 5904 -my Turner, Albert fflgf wi QQ. 5. .,.,-.. I 'X 3' The San Jacinto ROTC Rifle Teams are always top contenders in city com- petition. For three years we have had a full Colonel in our school, two Regi- mental Commanders and one Regimen- tal Commander's Sponsor, an honor which proves the rating which San Jacinto holds 1 1 .-T rg? 1 ,,,.f Z '37, ,ct 3, Tuxworth. Paul X. x 'E s 6. P FIG ' X Silverman, Burton Smith, Branard Stanley, Ray Swearingen. Arthur Turhoff, Gene I-N 141 7 if 1427 '37 ? Fog ---r lf, -if-'3 NL 9? QS: 'Q X74 243 3 1--sv Q55 Io4Wt-ber. Charles We-iss, David West. Jerry York. ,lack Zeigler. Jerry Lawhorn. john , 9 3 PP '. A ,A, 1 253 en, I P! -2 , 2 wi Beauty contet Judges and coordinators-Left to right: Mrs. Margaret Lacy, Miss Budde, Mrs. Mitzi Wayne Harris Johnson, Judy Polakoff, Mrs. Secor, and Mrs. Isabell Gerhart. 0 This year the beauty contest preliminaries, which were judged by faculty members, were held in October. For the finals in November the girls were judged on poise, posture, good grooming, and natural beauty. The judges were Mrs. Margaret Lacy, Post Society Editor, Mrs. lsabell Gerhart, fashion retailer, Mrs. Mitzi Wayne, actress, Miss Budde, professional model, and Harris Johnson, photographer. For the first time you are able to see which girl was selected as the top beauty in each class, and we know you'll be pleased. I O Each high and low senior homeroom was able to select one girl and one boy as a nominee for each superlative election. Those receiving the most votes in the final election were named as this year's senior superlatives. ln order to be eligible to win, the students had to have maintained above average grades in their scholastic work and in their conduct, so, we can now say that we of San Jacinto are being well represented by our senior superlatives of 1956. The annual Spring Festival, or May Fete, held at San Jacinto is one of the out- standing features of the year. The presentation of each princess, prince, duchess, duke, the senior king and queen, along with other forms of entertainment enthralls the many people who come to see it every year. It is indeed an honor to be a member of the Spring Festival Court and the ceremony offers a beautiful sight. All beauty photographs by HARRIS JOHNSON wr 1 X 5 , 2 rfllm WW ,gl L , ,Nw Qzwgvfe' my geaatg SANDRA zurxucen ffwafi A ,MQ if ffm LN ww 3 ,- I R up LL ,Y 04LL'g fI.! 1 If! pw 4 4' Q,P7 XI. 2 W ,mjwffaf J E YI QL aS, ,f ,KUQ Vidal, jf, JJ 'U ,LVL 5 , S.XLLYl!ATKiNSON J 9' QL NIYRA HARGRAVE Seazckvz geacdq MARY LYNN HARPER CAROLYN HENDERSON 6 Q I 22? LENORE HIGHLAND MYRNA KOPPLEMAN ANN SHERRILL GENYA VEEDEL 5 fa of -on 'QF' GAYLE DOBAT JUDY DUNCAN caahfa gecuufq 2 - GINGER NELSON BARBARA SCHULTZ ff A 6 Ni 5 GLENDA LERNER DIANE WHITBY Right: Even though they had already seen them individually, the judges needed one last look at the smiling faces of our sophomore semi-finalists before that big decision could be made. Zecuufq 1 A U Q Left: Five, four, three, two, one,-as the zero hour ap- proaches, the girls make their last minute preparations and confidentially speaking this dicl- n't make it any easier for the judges to arrive at a final de- cision. .fm ,Y f 5 X ,. .sr 1 E X 1 X 4 . Q x K 12, -1: if-fe' .1P'L 1 ,' ,', fgfifg '! !A1'?5'.5-5211: 11 , . .,v .Mr 1 xi' . X , J. fl ls ' . ,f' -J! 1'-. 'QQ' af- x. , Y . v7- '1 vw . ,, p- 1 I v vim ff Q Q, .fa 4. J' v . ,j,.,- 1 52? 'dpi ' 1. 1' 'F 4' 5 Iinff, Af I K 6 I ls M . J 5 K , 5 r 5' I 'Q R A R . L . 'Jf'+ Yip: E! 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Prince Ronnie Cohen, Duke Andy Henderson. Seated: Duehess Linda Javks, lllieliq-sw Annette LaFt-rm-y, Princess Diane Whitby, Duchessdileanor White. 'Y .. df . 9. 5. ,. n r' 'riff' 'c 9' .3 af 3 ' . 'in Q 8.8 an agar: My' '- A Q sf' Q jj ,Q wk, ,.., ,X 1 -, .. 5 Q - 1 - nk -, W Q. , LP- 'T' ' 'A 5 'xi' dugg as J 2 2 u ci ' In 1. L If . n.- Q ' 0' if - y 1 1'f'kA' ' :v'..1L Mx -Q, 4: in .1 ssirifm: :iix-Q '-3' n VSW1. af . M l . -iff? I m '33 'L-. 'iv .rv 'ff U 'U ' L Il ' ,ft 'H . 4' Q'-'Q '. '25 an ,. 'W ef., X . ' an 'W' H if QAAXW ffm 1 J lass Sponsor IN? Hl RNT Qi--f' OFFICERQ Trea urer John Doggett Haney Hoffman hee Pre ldent Wlary Loul e Emme Qc-cretarx Bert Xdklm Pre ldent 'Vt '7 '4 P' fab-fn I26 QP CLAQQ CONIWIITFEE CH-XIRWIFN John Ilobgett Joy Kentf-r Haney Qehne Jack1e Kle Bernard Nz-I on fanl Galle- pn N tgnturf-QI Nlxra Blum , ,- 'U C A MQ, I ff itz' K 4 I ,,.. ., -Q 1. ' .vf , 6 ' ,V , If , I L 4 . ,,,. V ,LV .' A , ,. ,z S , . g ' ' . S' 3. ' '5 , ., Q: : ., s . 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E. il ADANI, KEN .wayg BBC 53-563 ROTC 53-553 JA 54-563 SC 53-543 Homeroom Vice President 54-553 Oilman for a Day 55. ADKINS, BERT, JR. fanzzaryg President, NHS 55'56Q Harvard Award 54g Boys' State 543 State Debate Champion 553 National Speech Tournament 553 President, National Forensic League 54-553 Oilman for a Day 55. AXDERSON, SHIRLEY illzztz CBC 53-55: Christ Above All 53. ANDERSON, ANITA -of 5-4 llat: llt-afar-tors 5-1-553 BBC 54-56, Axmoxs, CAROL Hay: Gauchos 53-56: CAA 53-55: Future liusine-9 Leaders of Hous- ton 55-56. ANDREASON, VILMA llap: BBC 53-56: CAA 53-54: Star Assistant Business Manager. ARMENDARIZ. SYLVIA Hay: BBC 54-56: Gauchos 54-56. ARON SONIA llarx: GBC 53-553 Youth Council 54- 55: SC 55: Varsity Volleyball 55. Ten- nis 5-l-: Band 53-54. ASTRICH. EDDIE January: BBC 53-563 Star Sports Editor 54. Art Editor 5-I-1 SC 53-5-1. ATKINSON, SALLYE Hay: Gauchos 53-563 GBC 53-563 Sophomore Duchess. May Fete 533 ,IA Secretaryg NHS 55-563 Registration President 53, Secretary 54. AXELRAIJ, DIANE Il-Iayg GBS 53-563 Driving Club 543 Spanish Club 54-553 Youth Council 54- 553 FTA 55-563 Registration President 543 Future Business Leaders 55-56. BAERNSTEIN, SAUL Mayg Outstanding Sophomore Speaker 53-543 Boys' State 553 Oilman for a Day 553 ,IA 54-563 Achiever of the Year 553 NFL Treasurer 54-55, Vice President 55-56. ,-Q K 'sf N J s.. bf-i:EYyERNESTINE . .Wzzyg Gauchos 53'-55: GBC 54-56: CAA 53. BARCLAY, KEITT fllayg BBC. BARMES, PEGGY Illayg GBC 53-56: Bearactors 5-I-55. BARNES, JOANN ,llayg GBC. BARNETT, GARY THOMAS Mayg BBC 53-563 Bowling Club 55-563 JA 53-54, Vice President 54. 'qv' in X IWW 4?-46: C7 AM KEN ADAMS Lf- EZ' BATEY. DON MICHAEL Jlay: Band 53-561 Lieutenant 54-56, BBC 53-56, Homerooni President 54- 553. Treasurer 55-56. BATTELSTEIN, PHYLLIS Jlay: Star 53-56. Editor 54-559 JA 54- 563 Oilman for a Day 553 SC 54-56: NHS 55, 55-56: Quill and Scroll 54-56. BAYER, SANDRA .llayg May Fete Duchess 54, Bowling Club 553 CBC 53-565 Homeroom Pres- ident 54. BELL, BARBARA Mayg C-BC 53-563 Gauchos 53-55g Youth Council 55-56. BENNETT, LoLA May, CBC. BERNARD, JIM May, BBC 53-54g ROTC 53-56, 2nd Lieutenant, Company Executive Offi- cer. BERRY, CHARLES RICHARD May, CAA 53-54-5 BBC 55-56, NHS 55-565 Mixed Chorus, Accompanist 53-56. BEST, DON A. May, Football 53-54-g HB Team Bas- ketball 53-54-Q Track 535 May Fete 53- 54, BBC Cash Booster 54-Q Assistant Fire Chief 55. BIGBY, JOHN May, Bearactors Sergeant-at-Arms 54, Vice President 55, National Thespian Society 54-553 ROTC 53-55, Rebel Rifles 55, 2nd Lieutenant 55, Oilman for a Day 55. BILLINGS, DAVID May, BBC 53-56. BIRDWELL, ANN fllayg Gauchos 53-563 Reporter 55-56, GBC 53-56, Homeroom Reporter 55-565 Future Business Leaders 55-56. BLACK, JOAN .Wayg CBC 53-565 Driving Club 53-544 CAA 53-54-g Y-Teens 53-554 Chairman of Finance 54. l30 BLACK, LEROY ,llnyz BBC 53-56: Swimming Team 53- 56: Mixed Chorus 55-56. BLAIR, DONALD llai: Golf Team 53-56: Student Coun- ril 53-56: NHS 55. 55-56: Oilman for a Day 55: BBC 53-56. BLAKE, Bl,-XRGARET ANNE llay: Gauchos 53-55: GBC 53-56: JA 55-56: Future Business Leaders 55-56: C,-XA 53-54. BLAYNEY, MILLICENT Hay: Gauchos 53-56, Lassos 55-56: GBC 53-56: Homeroom Vice President 53: Swimming Team 53. 55: SC 54: Mixed Chorus 53-56. BLODGETT, CORENA SUE January: Gauchos 53. 55-56: Varsity Club 54-55: Bearactors 55-56: Swim- ming Team 54-55: GBC 53-56: Youth Council 53-54. BLUM, MYRA January: Office 54-55: Future Teachers 53: Homeroom Officer 54: GBC 53-55: Debate Team 55: National Forensic League 55. BLUMBERG, SANDRA Hay: Varsity Volleyball 53-56: Var- sity Club 53-56: GBC 53-56: Future Business Leaders 55-56: Tennis Team 53: Driving Club 53-54. BOOKSH, JACKIE May: GBC 53-55: Varsity Volleyball 54-55: Varsity Club 54-55. BDUDREAUX, RUTH May: GBC 53-56: Future Business Leaders 55-56: Future Teachers 55-56. BOWEN, MARY ANN May: GBC 53-55: GAA 53-54. BOYD, JOAN RUTH ,llayg GBC 53-54, 55-56: JA 54-55: Varsity Club 55: Swimming Team 54- 55: Red Cross 5455: Homeroom Treas- urer 54-55. BOYD, RUTH May: GBC 54-56: Red Cross 55-56. l3I iv in-ur 'Z FH 'DQNTBEST '5's E7 Q . my W 'eiflb T ,, X. AH Mxxt FB'RA'Z'LE5, 'VX fi? 3.3.6. 45' Q F7 -T22-N -5 1 U N Q'-.ar 5-5 Y-Y BRANNAN, FAY Mayg Varsity Volleyball3 Varsity Club 553 GBC 55. BRAZZEL, MIKE Mayg ROTC 53-56, Battalion Adjutant 55-563 Oilman for a Day 553 Junior Class Treasurer 54-553 SC 55'56Q May Fete Duke 553 Vice President of Sen- ior Class 55-56. BRELAND, DON illayg SC 53-553 ROTC, Rebel Rifles 53-56. C Company COmmander3 Slay Fete 553 BBC 53-563 Homeroom Pres- ident 53-54. 55-563 Junior Class Secre- tary 54-55. ' BROOKS, GARY .llllyj Band 53-56, Captain 55-56, Lieu- tenant 54-553 ROTC 53-543 Orchestra 54-563 BBC 53-56. BROWN, JANE llay: Gauchos 53-563 Girls' Chorus 54- 55. President 553 Mixed Chorus 55'56Q ,IA 55-563 Accompanist. Gaucho Gai- eties 53-563 GBC 53-56. BROWN, PETER January: BBC 53-563 Football Manager 532 Oilman for a Day 55. BUNTING, JANE Mayg Gauchos, lst Lieutenant 54-55, lst Lieutenant of Flags 55-563 NHS 55, 55'56Q Blay Fete 54-553 Homeroom President 53-54. Vice President 55'56: GBC 53-56. GADENHEAD, BETTY KAY Mayg GBC 54-553 Gauchos 54-563 Youth Council 55-563 Homeroom Treas- urer 553 Future Business Leaders 55- 563 Driving Club 543 Office 55-56. CAMPBELL, BILLY JOE Mayg BBC 53-56. GAMPISI, JOSEPH May: BBC 53-563 Bowling Club 55'56Q Youth Council 53-543 Future Business Leaders 55-563 CAA 53-54. CANDELA, NICK .llayg ROTC 53'55Q Bowling Club 55- 562 Perfect Attendance 53-54. CANTRELL, J IMMIE .lllllyj BBC 53-553 MB Team Basket- ball 53: JA 55. I32 CARsON, RICHARD Mayg B Team Football 53: Home- room Secretary 53: BBC 53-563 Bear- actors 543 Oilman for a Day 55. CARSWELL, CLIFTON HOUSTON .iwllyj BBC 53-553 Band 54-55. CARTER, ELOISE .llayg GBC 54-563 Homeroom Secretary 553 Youth Council 55-563 Future Nurses, Treasurer 55. CAVIN, DAMARIS Mayg CBC 53-563 DE 54-553 Secretary 54'-S51 C-irls' Chorus 53-563 Youth Council 55-56. CHACON, NORMA ADELE Mayg GBC 54-563 Future Business Leaders 55-563 CAA 533 Driving Club 53-56. CHAMBERS, EVA May, GBC 54-56. CHASE, DON .UHUV3 SC President 553 BBC 53-563 Chief Booster 553 A Team Football 54-55, Baseball 53-553 Youth Council 53-55. CHASKIN, CELINE .'lIay3 GBC 54-563 Future Teachers, Reporter 54, Secretary 553 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 54-553 Youth Coun- cil 54Q Bowling Club 54. CHU, CALVIN May, BBC 55-563 Mixed Chorus 54-56. CHU, WELLESLEY .llayg CBC 54-563 Youth Council 54- 56: Homeroom Reporter 54-55, Vice President 55-561 El Oroso. Business and Advertising Manager 55-563 Oil- man for a Day 553 Driving Club 54. CHURCH, BILL .lanuaryg BBC 53-543 Bowling Club 532 ROTC 53, 55. CLARK, JACK .Uayg BBC 53-563 Library Assistant 53- 553 Orthopedic Room Assistant 55-56. 'Q W N sa-10 , ronlf.sT.c,tsuEEh BUT ?Rqiv1,gR,U1 To Llvi 'F-ogg-v..O. !f Q. Q 4, A O. C f Na1'Ei ffx-m.,..1eA Af Y, ,LOADS ny - ' M '. 1 l r: , -:H ' 7: ml., 'N l A- Av , ' ml . ,v ,fi I ,- ' ' 5 X A ug-...r -,, AM bon To xzsowo fav- ff, Q 5 j 'V f QQ! Q ' . W L v - x ., .4 1 S 1 nh Q 9 ' - Y 1-fag. . if ff fi , ,ine ,ganna if G 'Q , ,gk wg 1 vw ,K .My M ijAA 'P .-M ffffi, In V, y CULPEPPER, JANICE Hay: CBC 53-56: CAA 53-543 Varsity Club 53-553 Volleyball Manager 543 Driving Club 54: DE 54-563 Advertis- ing Manager 55-56. CUTRIGI-IT, JIMMIE Hay: CBC 53-56. DAIGLE, JOANN May: Varsity Volleyball 53-55, Captain 55: Varsity Club President 55-56, Treas- urer 54-55g Star Staff. Girls' Sports Editor 55-563 Publicity. Girls' Chorus 55-56. DANBURG, SHIRLEY .Vayg NHS 55, 55-563 President Span- ish Club 55-563 Homeroom President 54, 553 Reporter 53. 543 GBC 54-563 Future Teachers 54'55Q Future Business Leaders 55-56. DANNENBAUM, DAVID Mayg ROTC 53-56, Rebel Rifles 53-54, 55-56, Outstanding MS-1, Company C 53-54, Captain, SC 54-553 BBC 55-65. DARDEN, ALBERT Januaryg Student Council 543 ROTC 53-553 BBC 53-56. DAVIDSON, MARY GWYNNE Mayg ,IA 52-56, Delegate, National JA Conference 553 ROTC Sponsor, Rifle Team 55-563 Girls' Chorus 54-563 Gau- chos 53-553 Bearactors 55-56. DAVIS, DICK Mayg ROTC 53-55, Outstanding MT-I Cadet in City, Becker Tactics Award, Rebel Rifles 53-553 ,IA President 55- 56: Homeroom President 55-56. DEITCH, SHIRLEY Mayg GBC 53-563 Red Cross 53-563 Driving Club 55. DEJONG, WOUTEI1 Mayg Youth Council 55-563 BBC 55-56. DEPRIEST, LE,ANNE Mayg Gauchos 53-56, Sergeant 55-563 GBC 53-563 Youth Council 55'56Q Driving Club 54-553 Future Business Leaders 55'56Q CAA 53-54. DESENBERG, DIANNE Mayg ROTC Sponsor 55-563 Archery Team 54-553 GBC 53-563 Youth Coun- cil 54-553 SC 54'-553 Bearactors 54-553 Future Nurses 54-55. E? UE' 'Z' 1-5 7 Ill 4 .11 - 0 .., l'3D.Ala . H 4 pn --gs ig'e,Q L x' ' HEY Qt-UQXC-.. I, -ei .L sg as Y Q,- 'E:s15Bv3.A1. DIAZ, BOBBY tiny, BBC 53-56. DICI-IIARA, MICHAEL .llayg BBC 53-56, Bowling Cluh 55-56. DICKEY, HAROLD May, B Team Basketball 54-553 HA' Team Basketball 55-565 BBC 54-563 Spanish Club 55-56, Vice President 553 Homeroom President 54-55. a DINKINS, PATSY JEAN May, GBC 53-569 Red Cross 54-56. DOGGETT, JOHN, Ill january, ROTC 53-56, Rebel Rifles 54- 56, Major Battalion, Executive Officer 55g Band 53-564 Youth Council 53-563 Oilman for a Day 55. DOZIER, CAROLENE May, CBC 53-564 JA 54-55, Red Cross 54-56g CAA 53-55g Future Business Leaders 55-56, Officer 55-56. ELLIOTT, JANET May, Gauchos 53-56, Gaieties 53, 545 GBC 53-563 Youth Council 55-56g Y-Teens 55-56. ELLISON, MARIE Januaryg Varsity Club 53-565 Archery Team 53-55g Varsity Volleyball 55-563 SC 55g Future Business Leaders 55-56. EMERSON, DEANNA Mayg Oilman for a Day 55g Star As- sistant Feature Editor 55-56, Quill and Scroll 54-569 NFL 55-56g Debate 55- 56g SC 55, Band 54-55. EMME, MARY LOUISE january, GBC 53-565 Gauchos 53-563 Flags 55-56g SC 54-55g NHS 55-569 Future Business Leaders 55-56. ERWING, HELLMUT Mayg American Legion Club 53-56g Spanish Club 54-553 SC President 55- 56g Boys' State 55g President Junior Class 54-55g President Senior Class 55-56g NHS 55-563 Oilman for a Day 55. ESTABROOK, RAY May, Star 553 ROTC 53-56, Rebel Rifles 55. . '- , . N :af fx - , V . , v 5, ' A -H. el, I f 44 If C if . f M' Q ' , Vu, w KF .J 2 ' f Www W f iwffg Y 1 A ,L as if ilk M, 'H wg q Y P ,. 1, 'r E E 1:-r -f Ziff? A , '13-93' N ,A bfi 13, .r , 1 0. Q .J , ,, , , 5 S K 11 V M . ' s , ..3'fE ig? Ti' 4 xws:1.3 iw 'Y me v, ,W , af' V8 3 , WH Www wr, V O VM 1 A P! A ' 'F I 3' , y ff? v . ,.AV, , If af W -.,, . ' T . ab , ww: . 9 . A b uf' 2 , ft 1 A w e H Jf?i:g 4Z,QwNi ef V liylwidf ' mi 'M ' ff' ., ,A 1 E 1 ,f iv Q ,A me rg. ...A f Vgmgi, .. ,q A y, , , -2 qv' GOETZ, BILLY .Wayg BBC 53-56. GORDON, NIIRIAM Hay: NHS 55. 55-569 Home-room Pres- ident 53-54, Secretary 54-55: Future Teachers 53-559 GBC 53-56: SC 53. GOREL, STEI-'AN PAUL May: Mixed Chorus 53-54. 55-56: BBC 53-569 Bowling Club 55-569' Spanish Club 54: SC 55. GRAHAM, ROSE .llayg Mixed Chorus 54-56: Driving Club 53-549 GBC 53-549 CAA 53-55. GRESHAM, JOHN .llayg BBC 55-569 Bowling Club 55-56. GRIERSON, BE1'rYE fanuaryg JA Officer 53-549 Youth Council 53-559 Homeroom Officer 53- 54g GBC 53-569 CAA 53-56. GROSS, MURL Mayg GBC 53-549 Driving Club 532 Mixed Chorus 54-569 CAA 53-55. GRossMAN, JUDY Ma-rg Gauchos 53-549 Essay, The lm- portance of Selling to Our Economy, Third Place 549 Future Business Lead- ers 55-569 GBC 53-569 Youth Council 55-56. GUERRERO, GLORIA lanuaryg GBC 53-569 Gauchos 53-549 Driving Club 53-549 CAA 53-54. HAASE, PEGGY .llayg Gauchos 53-55, Flags 559 GBC 53-55: Mixed Chorus 559 Homeroom Secretary 53, Treasurer 54? Red Cross 53-54. HAINES, EDNA .llayg Gauchos 53-56, Roper 55-569 SC 53. 559 GBC 53-569 Youth Council 54- 559 Mixed Chorus 54-569 Gaucho Gai- eties 55. HALL, JAMES ,Uayg Football 54-55: A Base- ball 53'-S6Q SC 53-54: BBC 53-569 Bowling Club 55'56Q Key Club 54-569 Tennis 56. Prw I. ru QT Z,-. -X QW W I. 1 -C-A17 x N Y L-v 'a-.J E s 6 i If yf N! 1 9 NW Z? HALPERN, MINA Mayg GBC 53-563 Driving Club 53-543 Bearactors 55-563 Bowling Club 55-56. HAMMOCK, MARY LoU May: GBC 53-563 SC 54-553 Gauchos 53-543 Band 54-55, Nlajorette 55-563 Driving Club 54-55. HARGRAVE, MYRA .llayg Gauchos 53-56, Lieutenant 54-55, Major 55436: May Fete 553 SC 54-56, Vice President 553 GBC Chaplain 553 Senior Class Secretary 55-56. HARPER, MARY LYNN .llayg St. Agnes: Drarnatics 53-553 Homeroom Secretary 54-55, Treasurer 53-543 Sodality 53-553 San Jac: Gau- chos 55-56. HARRIS, ANNE .llayg Band 53-563 Orchestra 54'55Q Movie Operators 53-563 GBC 53-563 Future Teachers 53-543 Driving Club 55. HARRIS, KENNETH May, ROTC 53-56, Drill Team 53-56, Officer 55-563 Future Business Lead- ers 55-563 BBC 55-56. HARRIS, LOUISE Mayg DE 54-563 Girls' Chorus 53-543 Homeroom Secretary 53-543 GBC 53-56. HARRIS, WANDA LoU Mayg GBC 53-563 Gauchos 53-543 Youth Council 53-543 Girls' Chorus 54-55. HART, PAUL May: ROTC 53-553 BBC 53-563 Star Business Manager 55-563 Bowling Club 55-56. HAY, JOYCE .wat-4 CBC 54-563 Band 54-56. HAZLETT, JANICE Mayg GBC 54-553 Homeroom Vice President 55-563 DE Vice President 55- 563 Store Manager 55-56, Delegate, DE Convention 54-55, DE Sweetheart 55. HECHT, ESTHER CAROL Mayg GBC 53-563 Red Cross 54-553 Youth Council 54-553 SC 553 Home- room Vice President 53. Secretary 54: Bearactors 54-55. I40 HEFFINGTON. NELWYN Jlay: Gauchos. Sergeant. Drums 54-55, DSB Secretary 55-M: Youth Council 54-56: CAA 53-56: GBC 53-56: Nlixetl Chorus 54-56. Treasurer 55. HEICKNIAN. BILLIE Hay: CBC 53-56: Gauchos 53-56: Youth Council 54-55: Urixing Club 53: Be-Il Cross 55-56: Gaucho Gaieties 54: l-lorneroom Treasurer 55. HEINE. SHIRLEY January: GBC 53-56: Gauchos 53-55. HELM. KENNETH llay: Band 53-56: Homeroom Presi- dent 55. HENDERSON. CAROLYN Hay: Gauchos 53-56, Lieutenant 54-55, Captain 55-56: SC 54-55: GBC 53-56: l'l0Ill?I'00l'l1 Vice Presitlent 54: Girls' Chorus 54. HENSON. EDWIN fllay: BBC 53-56. HERBERT, HARVEY A. January: BBC 53-56. HERNANDEZ, lNFRID H. Jlay: American High School, Mexico City: Letters, Softball, Volleyball, Bas- ketball 53. 54, 55: First Prize Poetry 55: Literary Arts Club, Music Club. Art Club 52. HIGHLAND, LENORE .llayg Gauchos 53-56. Lieutenant 54-56: GBC Sophomore Assistant 53, Assistant Chief Booster 55: Hay Fete 53: SC Secretary 55: Homeroom President 53. HILL, JAMES Hay: BBC 54-56: Honieroom Presitlf-nt 54-55: Track 54--55. HILLER. JANE llalt: Gauchos 53-56: GBC 53-56: Youth Council 54-55: Driving Club 53: Office 55: Homerooni Secretary 53. HILLER. ROBERT LEE Hay: SC 54-55: Bowling Club 54--56: ROTC Sergeant 53-55: JA 53-54: BBC 53-56: Homeroom Vice President 53. ivx 9047 ,Q ai' 'V' CQ sv 'S' bex TT' 918 if 6- 2. :Q nd- SQQEAK. 5Q0E9Kl 5 fn, Q'--oa- ku AM Lsmzfzs y.uQW LPN D 'Q J Q5-Annu! H UT TQ C .LIP v N, lv vt v-5 Q-gi' 4'1- fix 12 HIPP, NANCY Jlfzy: Gauchos 53-56, Corporal, Lassos 55-565 CBC 53-565 Girls' Chorus 545 Nlixed Chorus 54-565 Robe Chairman 55-565 Girls' State Alternate 555 SC 53-54. HIRSCH, JAY .lflayg ,IA President 54-56, SC 54-555 Homeroom Vice President 54-555 Fu- ture Business Leaders 55-565 C-Olf Let- ter 54-555 Bowling Team 55-56. HODGE, LOREN Mayg BBC 53-56. HOFFMAN, BASIL lanuaryg BBC 53-565 UB Team Bas- ketball 53-545 Bearactors 55-565 Debate 55-56. HOFFMAN, HARVEY fanuaryg BBC 54-565 Oilman for a Day 555 Homeroom Secretary 55-565 NFL 55-565 Movie Operators 55-565 Senior Class Vice President 55. HOLDER, DAVID May: Spanish Club 53-545 DE 54-555 BBC 54-555 NFL 55-565 Bowling Club 55-56. HORTON, EMMETT C. fanuf1ry5 BBC 53-565 ROTC 53-555 Perfect Attendance 53-565 Future Busi- ness Leaders 55-565 Youth Council 53-54. HUGHES, JEANNETTE Mayg SC 535 Red Cross 535 GBC 53- 565 Homeroom President 53-545 Cau- chos 53-56, President 55-56. HUGHES, PATRICIA ANNE May5 CBC 545 Bowling Club 54-565 Mixed Chorus 55-565 Future Nurses 54. HUNTER, JANICE Januaryg Bearactors 53-565 National Thespian Society 54-565 Merit Award, Drama 555 Swimming 535 GBC 53-565 Driving Club 54-565 Gauchos 54. HUT'rO, JOHNNY Mayg BBC 54-565 Bowling Team 55- 565 Homeroom President 54-555 Swim- ming Team 55-56. IGNATOFF, JAY Ianuaryg BBC 53-565 Band 54-555 Orchestra President 54-555 SC 545 All- State Orchestra 55. IRWIN. SYLVIA Jlrzy: Gauchos 53-56: CBC 54-563 Star 56: Gaucho Caieties 54. 55: Band 553 Mixed Chorus. Robe Chairman 55: Cirls' Chorus 54. IYEY. GLENDA Hay: Future Nurses Vice President 55: JA 553 Driving Club 553 CBC 54- 562 SC 54-55. JACKS, JOHNNY .llayq BBC 53-56: B Team Basketball 53-543 Team Baseball 54-56: Track 54, 56. JACOBS, MARY January: CBC 53-561 Gauchos 53-55, Corporal Chimes 54-553 Mixed Chorus 53. 553 Bearactors 53-56. JAMAIL, CHARLES fanuaryg BBC 53-563 B Football 533 A Football 542 Track 543 Home-room President 53, 54, Vice President 55. JAMES, CHARLES Mayg BBC 53-56. JAMESON, BETTY Mayg NHS 55'56Q Band Majorette 54- 553 ROTC Sponsor, Lisuhlont Colonel 55'56Q Varsity Club 55-563 Tennis Team 53-562 SC 53-55: Homeroom President 55-56. J EFFERS, JUDY ANN .lflayg GBC 53-563 Varsity Volleyball 53'55Q Varsity Tennis 54-55: Home- room Vice President 53-543 Girls' Cho- rus President 553 ROTC Sponsor, Cap- tain 55-563 Varsity Club 53-56. JOHNSTON, LILA Jlayg GBC 53-562 CAA 53-543 Mixed Chorus 53-563 Office 55-56. JONES, MAX O. .llayg ROTC 53-56, Lieutenant 56, Reb- el Rifles 562 BBC 53-563 Mixed Cho- rus 53-55. JONES, MYRNA LEE .llayg Band 54-563 Bearactors 54-553 Driving Club 542 Homeroom Vice Pres- ident 553 GBC 53-553 Bowling Club 54. JOWELL, WILLIAM T. Mayg BBC 53-563 Student Council 55-56. I43 01 ,sf 2, .qw if 1 - .a:t1.t-.tru-it-82fl '-5 tn U. 0.9 I ' N X5 BETTY sl YXVKESON 1 'QW 'I tx Obi NOUJELL I ENQQ Do Ti-xtf,'? - .1 up in emi u-Ms' KAKIKOWSK3 'V ...ag 'O' Q-al' nu! 5 JURAN, REBA .llzlyq CBC 54-563 Bowling Club 553 Future Nurses 56g Future Teachers 563 Driving Club 55. KABERNIK, EARLENE January: GBC 53-65? Varsity Club 53- 561 Archery Team 53-553 Varsity Vol- leyball 55-563 CAA 54. KAGAN, LYNN May: CBC 54-563 Future Teachers 54- 563 Bowling Club 54-563 Girls' Cho- rus 54-563 Office 54-563 Red Cross 55- 563 Youth Council 54-55. KARKOWSKY, JAY .llayg NHS 55-563 E1 Oroso, Boys' Sports Editor 55-563 SC 53-543 NFL 55-563 BBC 53-56 KARKOWSKI, JOSEPH .llayg May Fete 54, 55: Golf Team 54- 56Q BBC 54-563 Officer 55-563 Cheer- leader 55-56. KATZ, RONNY Mayg State Champion Debater 553 Boys' State 553 Outstanding Junior Boy Speaker 553 National Speech Tournament 553 NHS 55-563 NFL President 55-56. KAUFMAN, BARRY Mayg BBC 53-563 Bowling Club 53-563 Youth Council 553 ROTC 53-543 Bowl- ing Club Vice President 55-56. KAUFMAN, REVA Mayg Bearactors 53-563 National Thes- pian Society 54-56, Secretary 553 GBC 53-563 Movie Operators 53-543 Red Cross 53-543 Inter-Scholastic Play 55. KAY, GERALDINE ,lanuaryg Future Nurses Secretary 53? Driving Club 53: Mixed Chorus 55-563 CBC 53-563 Perfect Attendance 54. KEEPERS, CAROLYN Ianuaryg Chirst Above All 54-563 GBC 53-56. KELLER, DALE Mayg Football 53-543 BBC 53-563 Stu- dent Council 54-55. KELTON, GARY RAY Mayg BBC 53'-55? ROTC Sergeant 53- 543 Orchestra, Sergeant-at-Arms 53'55Q Band, lst Lieutenant 53-55. KENTER, JOY January: CAA 54-55. President 553 NHS 55. 55-56. Secretary 55: Ameri- can Legion Club 54-553 SC 553 Oilman for a Day 55. KILDAY. BETTY Haj: Gauchos 53-56. Flags 53-56. Vice Prf-Qident 55-56: Girls' Chorus 54-55. Librarian 55. Robe Chairman 55-563 GBC 53-56. KILPATRICK, NANCY ,llayg GBC 53-56. KIMMEY, ARCHIE Perfect Attendance 53-563 Youth Coun- cil 53-563 GBC 53-563 Band Majorette 55-56: Future Business Leaders 55-565 Office 55-56. KING, ALIECE May: Gauchos 53-56, Lieutenant 55. Captain 563 GBC 53'56Q Homeroom Vice President 53-543 Youth Council 53-543 Office 55-56. KITAY, JACK Mayg DE 55-56. KLESS, JACKLYN Jllfllulfyg SC Vice President 54-55, Treasurer 55'56: GBC Assistant Chief Booster 553 Cheerleader 54-563 NHS 55-563 Oilman for a Day 553 Home- room President. KNIGHT, NOEL Mayg GBC 53-563 Gauchos 533 Girls' Chorus 54-56, Librarian 553 Varsity Volleyball 55-56. KNOWLES KATHARINE Mayg GBC 53-563 Future Nurses 53- 56:1 Homeroom Secretary 543 Oilman for a Day 553 Gauchos 53-563 Youth Council 54. Koi-ILER Lois Mayg Future Nurses Secretary 54, Pres- ident 553 GBC 53-56Q Red Cross 553 CAA 53-55, Secretary 55. KOPPELMAN MYRNA Januaryg GBC 53-563 Varsity Club 533 National Thespian Society 55-563 Bear- actors 53-563 Bowling Club 55'-563 Driving Club 55. KOTTWITZ Jo CAROLYN Mayg GBC 53-563 Swimming Team 53- 553 Homeroom Secretary 54'55Q Future Business Leaders 55-56. ni 410 iv 'E7' SEUEN y5AQS AGO Fo-Jo. Scale M49 NA FPXDNN 7 KRTL I Ronny Kara. Rm! f fan wr Y s A ' , 33' f' '4' . 'f 1, 1 V. ,J T S Q - . V A ' O 3 1 I 5 C J I I 3 Q D 1' , 51, , , Q, , -wi M3 . ,.,, . fn W ' 'L 9' gg: 4 V Var 4 X, I , 1 I j N . LEVY, MARTIN Hay: BBC 53-56. LEVY. MIKE January: BBC 53-56: Bearaetors 53-55: Publicity Director 55: National Thes- pian Society 55-56. Treasurer 55: Oil- man for a Day 55: Homeroom Treas- urer 53. LEWIS, ELEANOR .llayg SC 54-55: Bearactors 53-56: National Thespian Society 55-56: GBC 53-56: Future Nurses 54-55: Future Teachers 53-54. LICI-ITENSTEIN, ESTELLE January: GBC 54-55: Driving Club 55: Star Staff 55. LILLEY, PEGGY January: Gauchos Twirler 54-56, Cor- poral 55-56: Mixed Chorus 54-56: GBC 53-56: Homeroom President 54-55: Gaucho Gaieties 54-55: Homeroom Treasurer 54. LIPP, DIXIE LEE January: Band Majorette 53-55, Major 55: GBC Sophomore Captain 53, ,lun- ior Captain 54, Junior Assistant 54, Chief Booster 55: May Fete 55. LOGAN, GORDON May: BBC 53-56: Bowling Club 55-56. LONGORIA, IRMA May: Gauchos 53-56, Twirler 54-56: GBC 53-56: Youth Council 55-56: Homeroom Reporter 54-55, President 55: Gaucho Gaieties 53-56. LOPEZ, JESSE January: Hi-Y Club 53-54: Texas Youth and Government, Model Legis- lature 53: ROTC 53-54: BBC 54-56: Track Team 55: American Legion Club 53-56. LOVELESS, BOBBY May: A and B Football 53-56: Homeroom Treasurer 54, Secretary 55: BBC 53-56: Fire Patrol Captain 55-56: Key Club 54. LOVETT, NANCY May: Gauchos 53-56: Girls' Chorus 54- 55: GBC 53-56: Future Nurses 53-54: Youth Council 54-56: CAA 53-54: Gaucho Gaieties 53-56. LUCAS, JAMES EDWARD ,llayg BBC 53-55: Assistant Cash Boost- er 55: Baseball 5,3-55: A Basket- ball 54-55: SC 55: NHS 55: Oilman for a Day 55. , r S lie 'sr J IM Locus WK 74613 Q If XG! rttl X N Q Ci if ff .M K ,4 ' .ff f if rf W sqm ws '19 ay 1 F gum -:K Z4 1,2 . ' , i f W W f 4 1, ' wa: xi w, 'T-if 3 V ' f had vi MASSEY. CAROL ANNE llat: CBC 33-36: Cauchns 53-541 .'xI'Cllt'lf Ta-am 55-56: Y-Ts-eiis 55-56: lslllllfl' Business l.eatlc-r- 35-56. NIASTERSON. BILLIE ,llapi tllitf 53-56: Orcliestra 53-56. Tre-astm-r 34-55. Secretary 53-54: Cau- chfv- 33-55: Hmin-rOOIiI S.-cretary 54-53. NTATTEI. WYILLIABI C. llaltz BBC 53-56: ROTC 53-56. Rebel Rifles 551 Nluvie Operators 55-56. NTCCLAIN. JOAN Hay: GBC 54-56. MELCI-IOR. LUCILLE .llll-YI GBC 53-56: Red Cross 55-56: American Legion Club 53-56. Treasurer 55: Gauchos 53-54. MIDDLETON, DANNY Hay: Football 53-55: BBC 53-56, Treas- urer 55: Homeroom President 53-56: B Team Basketball 53-55: Track 55- 56: Perfect Attendance 53-55: May Fete 54. MILBURN, CLAUDETTE ,llayg C-irls' Chorus, 54-56: Driving Club 54: CBC 53-56. MILLER. MARILYN .llayg Homeroom President 54: SC 54- 55: Gauchos 54-56: GBC 54-56: Youth Council 54: Gauchos Caieties 54. MILLER. NORMAN january: BBC 53-54: Spanish Club 53- 54: Driving Club 54-55: ROTC 53-541 Movie Operators 54-55. MILLER, ROBERT D. January: ROTC 52-55. Rebel Rifles 52- 55: Rifle Team 54-55. Captain 55-56. Cadet lnstructor 55-56. Officers' Club 55: BBC 54-55. NTIRES. LOU ANN Jlay: Dallas: NHS 53-55: Y-Teens 53- 54: Sweetheart 53: SC 54-55: Pan American 53-55: Ice Skating Club 54- 55: San Jac: GBC 55. NTITELMAN, BUDDY .llayg Homerooni Vice President 53: El Oroso Junior Editor 54-55. Assistant Editor 55-56: BBC 53-56: Bearactors 54: SC 545 ROTC 53-55. gf ,Q oi S' S-I !'v-V 45 Xl R , lil! DRNN1 Mtg DLE-t-DN dv... N f Ill I' ,AA Ninn Navanko 'G Q17 Q'-5 X MOORE, KAY January, CAA 55-563 CBC 54-553 Bowling Club 55: Y-Teen Club Secre- tary 54. MORENO, REGINALD GEORGE fanuaryg Swimming Team 54-553 BBC 52-53, Rebel Rifles 52-53g Band 52g JA 533 American Legion Club 55. MORINIERE, JUDY Mayg GBC 53-56g Gauchos 53-56, Alter- nate Twirler 54-553 SC 53-544 Home- room Secretary 53-54, Treasurer 55-56, Youth Council 53-56. MORRELL, GLENN May, GBC 53-55g Varsity Club 54-56g CAA 54-g Red Cross 53-56g Varsity Club Treasurer 55g Varsity Volleyball 54-563 Vice President, Red Cross 55. MORSE, CAROLYN January, NHS 55-563 Oilman for a Day 553 Archery Team 53-553 Bowling Team 553 Varsity Club 54-563 CBC 53-565 Mixed Chorus 54-55. MOSSBERGER, HAL .llayg Student Council 55-563 BBC 53- 563 ROTC 53-55. MOWERY, RICHARD May, Perfect Attendance 54-56. MULLINS, RANEEN May, GBC 53-56g Future Teachers Vice President 54-553 Homeroom Vice President 54-55g Gauchos 54-56, Flags 55-563 NHS 55, 55-56g SC 55-56. NAvARRo, NICK May, BBC 53-565 Band 54-55. NEAL, DARBY .llayg BBC 53-565 Scribe Booster 50 Baseball 53-56: SC 53, Track 53. NELKIN, RAE May: GBC 53-56. NELSON, BERNARD lanuaryg BBC 53-563 Tennis 55, NHS 55-563 .lA 55, SC 55-56. l50 A fl mf 4 Nl 'C If-If 'Q' ing ., E' -Q . 5 H .sk 'Q - kv' P 2 f -wsgiZr.J A 5, I u . lg Iv I g A m . 1 Q , W N 3 s I fam, 4 'W' wp' f ZF' Q Q E' I, ww, A, ' ' Y ' , V , .. 1i f.f All I QQ , - - - fflfffia . , -, V1 , 3 it W , f 5? ' lkranffff 22k 'e Mw- . fx A ,. .s , .yy . , RANKIN. GENE .lfayi ROTC 53-56. B Company Com mander. Rebel Rifles 54-56: JA 54-56 President 55-56: BBC 53-56: SC 53 R.4NKIN. RICHARD May: BBC 53-56: Mixed Chorus 55 56: Spanish Club: Oilman for Day 55. RAUCH, NIYRNA January: Youth Council 53-54: SC Bearactors 54-55: GBC 53-56: Red Cross 54-55. REAGAN, DIANA May: Gauchos 53-56, Sergeant 54-55. Treasurer 55-56: GBC 53-56: E1 Oroso Circulation Staff 53-54: GAA 54-55: Swimming Team 53-54. REINA, FRANK May: DE 54-56: BBC 53-55. RICE. LILLIE ANN May: GBC 53-56: Driving Club 54-55: Youth Council 54-55: Red Cross 55-56: Future Nurses 55-56. RICHARDS, BEVERLY May: CBC 53-56: Christ Above All 53. RICHKER, PATRICIA May: SC 54: GBC 54-56: Bearactors 54: Debate 55-56: Archery 55-56: Ten- nis 55: Bowling Club 55-56. RICKARD, BONNIE May: DE Club 54-56: Delegate. DE Convention 54-55. DE Store Manager 55-56: Bearactors 53-54: GBC 53-55. RILEY, JAMES E. May: BBC 53-55: A Basketball Man- ager 53-54: NB Team Football 53-54: A Team Football 54-55: Homeroom Reporter 55-56: Speech Department 53- 55: Driving Club 54-55. RIMEL, LARRY BBC 53-56: ROTC 53-55. RISINCER. RUTH May: CBC 53-55: CA.-X 53-54: Driving Club 55: Future Business Leaders 55-56. 'WW aw L M s' I r ii f m E, 5A , ,fn . 9 ..L:'- -' , ' 'ff' . Y Q f ' fwwwmwfj ,, V A N Qu . ,Q A .9 , I K Q ff dm 1 K ' Q ' ', 7, ' 'E Q E x ' Q , , I, - -www :'- -Z., f ':: F' Muir W 4 I xl A Q 1 .xf 1 VK U Q li, J 5 L gf Z FX? A 1 ROSENZWEIG. ALLEN llay: BBC 53-56: Bowling Club 55-56. Ross. Enwixx llay: CAA Vice President 55-56. Sec- retary-Treasurer 53-54: Varsity Volley- ball 54-56: Varsity Club 5-1-56: Mixed Chorus 5-l--56: CBC 53-56: llirl-' Cho- rus 53., Ross. Roxxr Uay: BBC 53-56: Driving Club 53-54: ROTC 53-54: Courtesy Patrol 5-1-55. RUCKER, CARNIEN ,llays Band 53-56: GBC 53-56: Driving Club 55: Junior Red Cross 5-l. SACHS. Soi. January: BBC 53-55: ROTC 53-55: Student Council 53: Homeroom Secre- tary 55-56. SAKOWITZ, ZELDA January: CBC 53-56: Future Nurses 54-55: Youth Council 53-54: Journal- ism 55-56. SALTIEL. JACK .llayg NHS 55, 55-56: Oilman for a Day 55: BBC 53-56. SANDATE, STEVE january: ROTC 53-54: BBC 53-56. SAPER. SOLITA ANN January: GBC 53-56: Bearactors 53-54: Gauchos 53-55: Girls' Chorus 53-55: Mixed Chorus 55-56. SAUNDERS, JIM B013 llay: BBC 53-56: Basketball 'TBM Team 53-54. A Team 54-56: Mixed Chorus 53-56: Track 53-56: Junior Achieve- ment 55-56. SAIISLEY. JOHNNY Uay: Football B Team 53. A Team 54-55: Basketball Team 53-56: Track 5-1-55: BBC 53-56: Mixed Cho- rus 55-56: Honieroom President 55-56. Sxxox, KENNETH ,llayg DE Club 55-56. Treasurer 55-56: BBC 54. 5 9 vo' 'Fi S-I 1 1' l ...I ! i Q MQ I 1 I I Tl S.-tl. i i 1. Nt J umm? Sm.-xi.'E all 1 Q!-91 ,4.l?l,IitQl - -Q I -- gil 'Z 53 Io 'T Eenmtxeb Sctiomvs IQ-. ,X . fu: X511 I I, r . -,- U SCHENK, BRIAN llay: ROTC 54-56, Rebel Rifles 54-56, lst Sergeant 553 Jaycee Award 553 BBC 53-563 SC 54-55. SCHEPPS, SONNIE lfay: GBC 54. SCHMIJCK, BILLY .lla-VJ Football B Team 53, HA Team 5-1-553 Basketball A Team 53-563 Baseball A Team 54-563 BBC 53-563 llixecl Chorus 55-56. SCHULTZ, JIIDAH BERNARD .llayg Football B Team 53, A Team 54-552 Baseball 55-563 BBC 53-56. SCHULTZ, BOBBETTE .llayg CAA 53-543 Future Nurses 54- 56. President 55-561 Homeroom Vice President 55-56: GBC 53-563 Driving Club 55-56. SCHWARTZ, SOL .Wayg BBC 53-563 ROTC 53-56. SELINE, HARVEY lanuaryg BBC 53-563 Cheerleader 55- 561 Oilman for a Day 55. SHAPIRO, PAULA Januaryg GBC 53-553 Bearactors 53- 553 Youth Council 54: SC 53. SHAPIRO, SUZANNE Mayg GBC 53-562 Bowling Club 533 Future Teachers 55-565 Office Girl 55-56. SHARKI, BERNICE .TIUIYQ Norview High: Future Nurses 53-543 Dramatics Club 53-543 San Ja- cinto: QBQ 55-56.3,-5-K-umm.. ISHERRILL, ANNE ' .Wayg Cafichos ----- 53' 3 rnate Roper 55-563 CBC Junior Captain 54-553 Scribe Booster 55'-563 SC 55'56Q Home- room Officer 53-56. SIEGEL, STEPHANIE .lIay3 SC 54-553 CBC 53-563 Youth Council 54-563 Bearactors 54-563 Home- room Vice President 53-54, Secretary 55-563 Bowling Club 54-55. IS6 Sums. Jtm' .llayz Tulsa: BI-cl Feathers 53-55: Holnvrooiii Secretary 53-54: San Jacin- to: CBC 55-56. SILYERS. DIANE Jlav: lil Oro-o Etlitor-in-Chief 5.1-56. Staff Xlemlmer 53-56: Quill and Scroll 54-56: Ullman for a Day 55: City Bowl- ing Team 54-56: Bowling Club Presi- dent 55-56: Stutlent Council 53-56. SINCLAIR. DICK .lla-v: BBC 53-56: Junior Achievement 55-56: Baseball Team 1956. SMITH, DIANE Jlay: California: Cratle Club 53-56: Pom-Pom Corps. Skating Club 54-55: San Jacinto: Girls' Chorus 55: Varsity Volleyball 55-56: GBC 55-56. SMITH. RODNEY Jlrzy: ROTC 53-54: Orchestra 54-56: Student Conductor 54-55: Band 53-55: BBC 53-55. SMITH, RowF.NA Hay: Cirls' Chorus 54-56: Varsity Vol- leyball 53-55, Co-Captain 55: May Fete Court 54. 55: Homeroom President 53- 54: CBC Scribe 54-55: Swimming Team 54-56. SMITH, SANDRA May: St. Agnes: Varsity Volleyball 53: Tri-Hi Junior Council 54: Homeroom President 54: Junior Most Representa- tive 54: Secretary of CYO 54: San Jacinto: CBC 55-56. SMITH, SUE May: GBC 53-56. SOODHALTER. JACK May: BBC 53-56: Driving Club 54-55: Bear Capades 55. SOULE, CYNTHIA January: GBC 53-56: Gauchos 53-54: Youth Council 53: Homeroom Secre- tary 54. SOWELL, JUDY january: CBC 53-56: Homeroom Sec- retary 54: Bowling Club 54-56: SC 552 Nlixed Chorus 54. SPIRA. GINGER Hay: CBC 55: Future Business Lead- ers 55: Shreveport: Latin Forum 53- 55: Allied Youth 53-55: Camera Club 53-54: History Club 54-55: SC 53-54. ST 5 Zu-1625 xF5Q 0 eb U fu -A F Qu' X. N 1' -2- V Z, Q4 X , Q- L X - S I 1, sf 5 5 4 TN- 1- 1- 3 Q K ,io 4 N 4 'iff--,D Nl -t. I k 2-2 12566 4' ?5E1 7 -255 fd - E 'QP 7 1 J I 1 AN li-we B teuetzg 'if 'ii Qt? .. .43 437 I Am J OYC E QTREO SAND 'sv 5 -755 an V N33- STACY, PAUL Hay: BHC 55-563 Horiieroorii Sf-ere tary 53. STANDRIDGE, LINDA llrzy: Gauchos 53-56, Sergeant Of Drums 55-56: Nlixerl Chorus 54-563 CBC 53-563 CAA 53-563 Driving Club 53-543 SC 55-56. STEDMAN, RONNY ,lluyg Bowling Club 55-563 Future Bus- iness Leaders 55-563 BBC 53-56. STEIN, BRUCE Mayg BBC 53-563 Future Business Leaders 55-563 Bowling Club 533 Homeroom Officer 53. STEIN, HAROLD Mayg BBC 53-563 ROTC 53-553 Home- room President 533 Movie Operator 55-56. STEWARD, RONALD Mayg Homeroom President 55-563 BBC 55-563 SC 55-563 ROTC 54-56. STREIT, CAROLYN Mayg C-BC 53-563 CAA 53. STREUSAND, JOYCE Mayg FTA 53-56, Treasurer 543 ROTC Sponsor 55-563 CBC 53-563 Youth Council 53-56, Treasurer 55'56Q Mixed Chorus 53-56. SWEARINGEN, CONNIE Mayg GBC 53-54-3 Future Nurses 53- 563 Girls' Chorus 55-56. TALLEY, ,FRANCIS Mayg Texarkana: FTA 53'55Q State Convention 553 Spanish Club 53-553 Junior American Club 54-55: Allied Youth 553 San Jacinto: GBC 55-563 JA Secretary. TALLEY, JO ANN May: Driving Club 53-563 Future Nurses 54-553 Home Economics Club 54-563 GBC 53-56. TARVER, JIMMY January: President Movie Operators 53-563 BBC 53-54: Band 53-543 Oil- man for a Day 553 SC 53. TAYLOR. Nl.-XRGARET llay: Girls' Chorus .-Xccompanist 53-56: Nlixefl Choru- 5-1-56. l'rt-sitle-nt 55: Fl Orosn Senior Class Etlitor 55-363 Oil- man for a Day 55: Quill antl Scroll 55-56. TEITLE. NANCY llay: CBC 53-56: Future Nurses 53-5-1: Future Teachers 55-56: Rell Cross 55- 562 Driving Club 53-54. TERENCE. JACK llrzy: BBC 53-54. THOMPSON. LLOYE MAE .llayg GBC 53-56: Girls' Chorus 53-56. Robe Chairman 55-56. THOMPSON. PATSY ,llayg Gauchos 53-55: Homeroom Pres- ident 53-54g 55: GBC 53-564 SC 54- 56g JA 54-563 Bowling Club 55-565 CAA 53-56. TIDMORE, MARCA NELL .llayg GBC 53-569 Homeroom Treas- urer 53-54-Q Star Exchange Manager 53-543 Future Business Leaders 55-56. TOLSKY, NOEL FAYE Mayg Homeroom Secretary 53-543 El Oroso Circulation Staff 53-54-3 Gauchos 53-555 GBC 53-563 Youth Council 54- 555 Future Nurses 54-55g Y-Teens 54-55. TOOTHMAN, CLAUDETTE .Wayg Gauchos 53-553 GBC 53-555 DE 55-565 SC 535 Homeroom Secretary 54. TORRES, HELENE .Vayg GBC 55-56. TOWNSEND, CAROLE May: Gauchos 53-56, Twirler 53-55. Lieutenant Twirlers 55-56: GBC Senior Captain 553 Slay Fete 54. 553 Foot- ball Sweetheart 55-56: Mixed Chorus Secretary 55. TRASK. DICK .llayg B Team Football 533 A Team Football 54-563 BBC 53-56g Homeroom Vice President 54. TRAYNOR, PAUL .llayz BBC 53-56. -on Q3 Sn fax C ivsw enq- 47 q MARBARE1 TAY'-0' AND HB1 MAC-tc Puwo ,fax 1--v 'V l YEs MAM X :sense ui I . fl A - .A-,,f-' ,, ,.gfgcIillImm- 'Xi 1' 'xfy 1 is ,-4 N7 4 J U-1 I as - Q I 1 ,,. . .g if TD v MAE fn '5- '23 val' TREVINO, ALFRED Januaryg BBC 53-55g Swimming Team 53-549 Homeroom Treasurer 55-56. TULLOS, ALICE .llayg GBC 53-563 CAA 53-543 Driving Club 53-56g Varsity Volleyball 53-543 Archery 55-56. VEEDEL. GEYNA .Uayg Gauchos 53-54. Corporal, Bugles 54g Bearactors 53-545 SC 53-54-g Youth Council 53-543 Future Business Leaders 55-565 CBC 53-56. VEEDEL, HERMAN January: BBC 53-555 SC 53-549 Star Staff 53-54, Advertising Manager 553 Future Business Leaders 55-56. VETTER, CHARLENE Mayg Gauchos 53-56, Lieutenant 54-55, Reserve Lieutenant 55-56g SC 53, Homeroom Secretary 54, Vice President 55g CBC 53-56. VILLANUEVA, AMPARO .Wayg GBC 53-56. WAKEFIELD, DOUGLAS Mayg HB Team Basketball 53-55g B Team Baseball 53-544 BBC 53-56. WALDEN, DUANE Mayg BBC 53-569 HB Football 53g Bowling Club 54-553 Homeroom Vice President 54g SC 53-54. WALKER, J OIINNY May! JA 53g ROTC 53-55g Band 53- 564 BBC 55-56. WAXMAN, DEANNA Mayg Girls' Chorus 53-554 Mixed Cho- rus 55-56g Future Nurses 53-56: CBC 53-56. WEINTRAUB, J OHN Mayg BBC 53-56, Spanish Club 54-55, Future Business Leaders 55-563 Cour- tesy Patrol 54. WELLS, ELAINE Mayg Future Nurses Secretary 55-563 Star Staff 54-553 JA President 54-563 GBC 54--56. 2 Qi -If wa D A I . 5 5355? I I W Ibl vi' 5099 .,-4' -a X F011 TH-E S+: 'fume REBEL NNtTt-lOu'F A CAO se :Stun vl- Dt':Ar-I trx gnuvf .mmsgl IKM STEVEN ZA! 'Q' Y -ga Woons, BARBARA ANN May: Gauchos 53-56, Twirler 54-563 SC 55-56: Home-room President 54-553 Future Nurses 54-553 Secretary JA 55- 563 Gaucho Gaieties 54. YOUNGER, NELDA Mayg GBC 53-563 Gauchos 53-563 Red Cross 55'56Q Youth Council 54-563 Home-room Treasurer 53-543 Gaucho Gaieties 543 Driving Club 53. ZAX, STEVE Mayg Cheerleader 55'56Q Oilman for a Day 553 BBC 53-563 Baseball 54-563 Golf 53-563 HB Basketball 533 SC 53-54, 55-56. ZESCHKE, NORBERT Mayg BBC 53-54. 55'56Q Oilman for a Day 55. ZIDELL, HARVEY Mayg band 53-56, Lieutenant 55-563 BBC 53-563 JA 54-55. ZIMMERMAN, JOEL Mayg ROTC 53-55, Rebel Rifles 54- 55, Drill Team Letter and Citation Cord 54-555 BBC 53-563 Future Busi- ness Leaders 55-56. ZIONTS, MICHAEL ALLAN Mayg BBC 53-563 ROTC 53-553 Oil- man for a Day 553 Future Business Leaders 55-56. ZONANA, RosE May: GBC 53-56. ZUBER, BERT Alla!! J.-X 53-543 Perfect Attendance 55-563 BBC 53-563 ROTC 53-54, Drill Team 53-543 Future Business Leaders 55-56. FY' .Q is NG xx-vw Y rfqrf 'T-r ' . C ITU., In u 1 x A '.' . l n s 'qt ' '- P , 5' x.. 0 '1 up ' o , s-15: 2 A 1 S I' v 'Ji .1 g -ii., M . 1 N Q3 - dl' ak .' Y .xi 4.43 nh- -4' A 1 B.. M3515 .fvmg , 4 -in 4. K in gy el V K' ' ive, Y eg 'f 9f,4i, exa fa.- x :Q CQ ,li 'rw sf ff q.: w ,W .na I: Vs.. 4 n .ml I . k J- I 'T J 1 I 14: F, f 1 , a f Q 4 1 . lf. X v lf, . I In 'ra - - 1 Jr' - ' xp., W 1, F -ff I. N Y , .gg.,, K van I63 1, Q!- PRESIDENT Jerry Evans VICE PRESIDENT Nelson Jackson TREASURER Judy Chase SECRETARY David Womack A 2 'TR-. 3 Tb 1.-:fi x pf, X --.-r' -J Abbott Frank .Vw ff? ,fi Adelson, Maxine Alger, Diane AV x 34 , 3, r 0 Pi Y Alpha, Carol Amdur, Rochelle Anderson, Edna Earle Andrus, Frances Angelos, Tina 5 er Armstrong, .Iohn Austin, David 7 'IX Cty or PW, DIANQ ALQER Austin, Jane Babb, Gene Barber, Helen Barber. Nancy 1 HEY E! Bardwell, Yvonne Barkley, Ann Barmes, Bobby Vfkgf FL 9 lu ' f 'Y S0 U L Barton, Linda Bastian, Edward Wet , L? K 0-rss L fail : .M k Baum, Carolyn , 15, I X Bayer, Carol Lynn 72 K CAROLYN E Beels, Judy SOUL Becker, Pete -,,.....-1 1 L6- Berman, Leatrice Best, Lynn Birdsong, Sherrill Billings, Gary Bell, Joyce Bell, Louis Berman, Arlene A-sg :Q 'Nr T7 Y-1 Qx., Q. Sr j ,. af' Breland, Gloria Brooks, Celene Bullock, Bill Burgess, Pauline Butler, Tom Byer, Carol fl ISPX GLW Chudleigh, lnez Chudleigh, Norma Cogswell, Robert Cohen. Rosamoncl T15 is N IMI-fvemsgcy Fuwmy I M N Fl 50094 , I' MAO Aeoof IT! vw'- Lj'VA1g.x QI xnQQl it 74 , fl 2 'fix is Zn, J REID- A I . 'E-E 5 tw N627 IDELGHDO Delisle, Diana Deutser. Bobby DeWitt. Carol Dixon, Larry Collins, Cecile Como, Marilyn Cooper, Joyce Dawson, Roland Day, Pat Delgado, Charles v 'Q T Counts, Jerry Creech, Oscar Crippen, Gail Dannewitz, Janet Davis, Betty Davis, Don '24- 7,5 l f- lx- oi' c X 'Y 'Q an I --..,f L ,1- L' X ag 1 1 5 fa 3 'T vx 'ZZ7 3 Earp, Wayne Eidman, Eleanor Eisenberg, Calvin Ellison, Seronie Fagin, Paula ps Duffard, Diane Duncan, Judy Duncan, Loretta Dobat, Gayle Dobes, Lou Ann Donsky, Dana Dow, Frances WHAT DO YA THINK Hun-1? THIS is-A RESTAURAN1? -i. A B O 13010 P B M A R T I N Farfel, Carol 1'-G 1 ' U .- Q, Q- 1 ,bf- F Q F eeny, Ann Fink, Lowell Fisher, Ronnie Fletcher, Willard Fonda, Paula Fox, Ricia Friedman, Estelle I 1 Gimble, Esther Glass, Wain Glick, Cookie Coins, Gary Goldberg, Janice Goldberg, Loyce VU PM . , , r C -1' - .. Hess, Charles Hobbs, Jeannine Hoff, Barbara .., Hoffman, Lenny BU' YOU S EE Holmberg, John I 'M H BIG PH PER ,- Wink E fx ' 5 'J li s f Hornback, Gloria .J Horwitz, Arlene Q 'll J Jour! lloLM UERQ Hoskins, Mariellen Hovis, Marietta lvory, Mary Louise 'VF Jackson, Nelson va Jeffrey, Alta Y Hager, Gail Hamil, Rose Marie Havlick, Milton Herman, Guy Joachim, Celeste Johansen, Charlie Johnson, Janice Johnson, Sally Johnston, Barbara Jones, Darryl Jorgenson, Sammy Kaliski, Carole Sue Mes-. r' SAYS IT oueur ro BE IN THE Museum or MODERN ART nm NEW YORK! F! I X-1 5 ll1B'e1l' .ii Q ' 'rr 2 . 7 K L AEA Lebedzinski, David Lecler, Charlotte Lerman, Ondree Lerner, Glenda Lyon, Ginny Magness, Judy Mahood, Mike Margolin, Judy Marter, Carol Martin, Bob ff' 'as his se ie' :QANMK M -- .... 32 . 'L VIH-v' Miller, Juanita Mitchell. Tom Moore, Sally Moore. Tom L l Moran, Judy Morgan, Harold Morris, Tommy Mosk, Sharyn Moss, Roger AI-'rzlsu1'j Roemqe I sucvc m X 'n' 0 'YTIGT svomncnf mi A f Q . g,'-we G l el 'X of 3 Munger, Delores i Munsch, Larr-y I g X sqm! Nelson, Virginia in Neueuschwander, Fred Newman, Joann Nicol, Bobby Nobles, Beth Nordheimer, Gary Nugent, Jeannette Oshman, Marilyn Palmer, Diane A99 -38 N... V537 hr Qflf' F'7f' J? an -1 sk. -6' 'V K 'V 2 '27, 'Wd x Pauly, Fred Pearlman, Judy Peine, Judy Pell, Robbie Pepper, Gloria Perel, Steve . ,, ..... ,ex q-Q. Pickering, Wanda Pitts. Carolyn Polivka. Charlene Pollak. Kathleen E V, THERE IS N0 Duck on GEESE HUNTING Huoweonv 'rms s-rnolum I Price, Darwin Price, Nancy Proler, Isaac fl b ' I lf' xlfllxltl p. .y,,.?X : Yi 'QPR 'V l 'Sl XJ ' 'vi' Vic-rata REED Roepke, Bobby Rosen, Martin Ross, Sherman Roth, Kathleen Richnow, Sue Riebold, Shirley Risch, Richard i 'Y Q Y xx -,, Rayburn, Sterling Raymon, Bob Reed, Victor Reidmiller, Dennis Reifel, Mary Lou Richardson, Linda Y 'PW .v-vm 40 ff I , 'N nn., --,J 1 if' gp 7 U I E Kan JS -se Ill. 'R l Scott, Dorothy Sears, Bill 11 VB. If X Sampson, Harriet Sanders, Dickey Sawin, Betsy Sayers, Marcia Schenk, Jo Anne Schultz, Barbara See, Vivian Secor, Frank Jr. Segall, Judy Shivers, Inez Siver, Betty Smiley, Gayle V9 hd Rubenstein, Mansel Rudy, Diane Ryan, Julie Saltz, Joan Smiley, Lynda Smith, Billie Smith, Clifford Smith, Joy Smith. Molly Smith, Shelley Sorrells. Billy Soule. Carolyn 'F Tighe, Pat Tisdale, Richard Toubin, Charles Traynor, Ann 4 Iw- C' ig N-Y .S N E. Southard, Nlerlz' Spears, ,lumix Spears, Judy K. Stedman, Sylvia Stein, Don Steinocher, Rosemary Tamborello, Josephine Tarses, ,loan Tatum, Bob Terence, Lois Terrill, Marty Thomas, Betty v its SQ, 51 T '5 . -.x 'U T 1 Stevens, Dorothy Swisher, Jack px :wig EVN 3 ' ,hu ur 41 9 If lv'x - s 4 Tv' X ',.-v Xl ,RL 5 1? -i 'Ol fi ' 'HI X TN! Wainer, Doris Walker, Genita Weber, Charles Webre, Iris Weintraub, Helene Wells, Connie Pat Wilfong, Donna Wilhite, Robert Williams, Ann Williamson, Mary Jane Wills, Jimmy Wilson, Janet Vela Rosie Vetter Eddie Victor Joe Wackar Sammy W Wood Bllly Wyatt Karen Yellen Marlene From left to right: Diane Ames, Treasurer, Don Barber, President, Louise Longshore, Vice President, Diane Whitby, Secretary. Adams, Mary Jane Adelson, Allen UN N., ,-5 -on Alford, Ramona Allstrom, Eric Allums, Gloria Ames, Dianne Anders, Tommie Anders, Wilbert Aron, Joyce Aron, Vivian Atkinson, Johnny Bambas, Paula Barnes, Susie Barnett, John Bass, Al Benis. Gus Berger. Irvin Bernard. Sondra Berretta. Kenneth Binder. Paul Birdwell, Cash Bishop, Jimmy Black, Barbara Bowen. Judy Bowen. Linda Brateman. Rosalyn Bridges. Shirley Brisbois. Judy Broadwater. Patsy Brown, Robert Browne. Bob is Nw ' A..- .ff Black. Barry Blankenburg. Nancy Block. Becky Borup. Charles 'bv' 11 s 'Y . '4 Carter. Malcolm Chess. Larry Clark. Martha Coates. George Cochran. Marilyn Cole. Dolores Collins, George Collins. .lanie Craig, Susan Croft. Sidney Cubstead. Carolyn Curtis. Anna Mae Danhurg. Jerry Davis. Jo Davis. Joan Day. Gloria Calkins. Mary Ann Campbell. Carolyn Campbell. Mary Cantrell. Doris Carr. Melton Dean. Suzan DeFoy. Harry DePrima. .lo Ann DeRidder, Dana Detenbeck. Lee Deutser. Andrienne Dishner. Ronnie Dixon. Joyce Dobbs. Dorothy Donaldson. Carolyn 1 4 1, , Y . 0 Sf Dorough. Elaine DuHig. Alice Duval. Marianne Dwyer, Beverly Xu 5 Q Ellison, Thomas . Evans, Jimrfly Everitt: Edwifd Fahlberg,fKaren ' I 1 Ne Silas Marner Speaks Follis. Frances Ford. Mary Forrest. Lynn Forrest. Peggy Frank. Carolyn Feldman. Dorothy Fellows, Carol Felt. Rhonda Ferrell. Carol Finley. Joseph Finn. Ginny Fisher. Bobby Fitzgerald. Patricia Farfel, Linda Farrow. Margaret Faust. Viva Marie Fehmer. Virgil ii Gaines. Zora Zong Gaitz. Diane Galanos. Despina Gammon. John Gatlin. Glen Gay. Burl Gerber. lrvin Gerson. Paul Gold. Richard Goldman, Aileen Goldstein. Paula Good. Dixie Goodrich. Judy Gordon. Carole Gordon. Marilyn Gordon. Millicent -Q Frank. Stuart Frederick. Cecil Freedman. Carolyn Frost. Mickey Fry, Roger Gordon. Richard Gordon. Stephen Gotsdiner. Sandy Gould. Steven Grant. Sue Cupton. Betty Gustafson. Andrea Hall. Lurline Hamlin. Judy Hardt. Romain Harkins. Jeanette Harris. Betty Harris. Linda M Henderson. Linda Hernandez. Mary Hetherington. Linda Himmelstein. Randa Hinojosa. Robert Hirschhorn. Carole Holloway Frank Hooker. Ernest Hart. Glennard Hart. Jerry Marie Heffer. Sharlee Henderson. Andy I QS 3 Johnson, Dean Johnson, Margaret Jones, Cecil Jones, Lei Lani Jones, Maurice Jow, Josephine Kahn, Susan Kaiser, Anita Kay, Stanley Kelt, Carol Kerr, Gary Keyworth, Margaret Knox, Betty Kulman, Susan LaFerney, Annette Lambdin, Sara Introligator. Dave Isaacson, Jack Jacks, Linda Jaffe, Carole James. Randy Leder. Linda Levine. Ellen Levy, Pat Lieberman, Harriet Lipp, Maurine Longshore. Louise Lostracco, Jackie Loughridge. Billie Loyaeano. Betty Lowery. Bob Joyce Lowery. Wendell Lyon. Ora Mac.-Xlister. Sherrill McDonald. Barbara McDonnold. Julie McGlasson. Robert Mclntyre. Diana Maddox. Marilyn Montroy. .lohn Moon. Juliet Mount. Barbara Musey. Jo Ann Nash. Betty Martin. Pat Martin. Sylvia Mathis. Danna Mayfield. Nancy Meynig. Barbara Miller. Christine Miller. Marian Mize. Nola Y W'- Oliver, Judy Palm, Anna Palmer, John Pennell, Carol Gb Ny' Nelkin, Lillian Nicol, Sylvia Nirken, Milton Nobel, Julie Norris, Judy Norris, Julie Nussbaum, Helen Oliver, Georgann Perlman, Betsy Petersen, Russell Phillips, Margaret Phillips, Patsy Plotkin, Howard Pry, Bill Puckett, Diane Pulaski, Richard Nathan. Marilyn Nathans, Syd Natkin. Linda Navarra, Peter Neff, Leonard Pyburn, John Ray, Glenda Ray, Judith Anne Reynolds, Linda Rice. Charles Risinger. William Rivetle. Paul Roberts. Delene Rodgers. Moneta Rose. Bob 0 --4 -y Rosen. Alan Rosenberg. Gloria Russell. George Russell. W'alter Russell. Wylene Sample, Luana Samuelson, Beverly Sauer. Mary , Sherry Slivka. Smith, Smith, Frieda Smolensky, Lois Sligar Sharp, Marjorie Sharp, Sidney Shirar, Frank Siegal, Shirley Silverman, Burton Simon, Bernard Sing, Barbara Sklar. Leah ,N t Stewart, Dana St. Lawrence, Sharon Sutherland, Linda Taylor, David Taylor, .lohnny Thalheimer, Elaine Thalman, Mark Trifon, Elenor Umphress, Beth Vardaman, Mary Sue Vidal, Bobby Viebig, Dick Villanueva, Johnny Wachs, Claire Wade, Beverly Wainwright, Valdean Sparks, John Spencer. Neville Stanfill. Vicki Stekoll, Reva Stern, Florence e Waldman, Howard Whitby, Diane White, Bayla White, Eleanor Widen, Arlene Wihelm, Betty Wilkenfeld, Sharon Williams, Vickie Womack, Margaret Womack, Mary Woodyard. Lucille A Yates, Sharon Yonet, Phyllis York, Jack rv - . . ir,Q',k'. -ihliita? . Young, Rochelle Ziegler, Jerry Zindler, Kay Zindler, Udith Zunker, Sandra ET TU BRUTE ? Loom nv Ms' we I 5T'4EN 5'E:f-AE5 'z' :vm A oucoil WHS:- Q:-Criss: ?! ' FIQGQGHI CiUHCKf , -me B.B.C.. ! QUHCK. wt-on-Hs THRTZZ! 1'.'VE BEEN :Re , l Six weensmnp A 1' STILL Hnvew-f 6 f Q FOUND Bu! I ' ' IF PER amnce we 2 xxx, P X smmcn vs mnssrNc,,rnvs'Gv?nu, . Q '55 3 as A Rake :wo Ano I wlu, ns! X X ' ' BE Eng PRIDE or mv' .I '1 ' Lo is Q .H . f Q l M N ovicanss rlz . ',9 hm U .' 1 xv Y, m , -' ff I 9 X i X . f elim. GLASS X , . O Q l , FJ M mmf 5 , -'fs mwxfa 1. La- - Suri 1 5, 1 .1 ui , ,.L.-L.f-.-- +-' l9I YL First row. left to right: Linda Dickens. Jackie Campbell. Yirginia Caubareaux. Sylvia Byrd. Sandra Cox, Joan Bowers, Betty Ardeneaux. Ruth Curry. Miss B+-ll. Se-eoml Arnw: Ile-nnis Ashton. Kenneth Burkett, Barbara Bartholow, Ceorgie Ann Daugherty, Rhonda Brand. Barbara Elliott, Linda Allen. Tommy Amster. Keller Davis. Donald Gautncy. Third row: Olvis Yarra-tt. Bernard Brooks, Bobby Boutte. Ronnie Cohen. Bill Earl, Marty Cohn. Duanne Cain. Jerry Corder. Fourth row: Harry Campbell. T. J. Douhek. Butch Batchelor. Frank Dunlap. Jack Cooper. Don Dibhle. '-mm First row, left to right: Linda Lambright, Lannell Favor. Elaine Laviagc. Judy Ladner, Edna Hill. Jeanette Hodges. Carol Hardy. Peggy Kruger, Dpal Jones, Mr. Bender. Second row: Judith Lewis, Martha Kilgore, Joyce Hale. Lucille Hodge. Cornelia Lampir. Cynthis Lindsey. Donna Lewis. Judy Fowler. Third row: Charles Jones, William Goldberg, Mike Ginsburg. Robert Friedman, Limdcng. Jerald Knox, Frank Fostes, Joe Galaviz. Fourth row: Bill Hurdle. Charles Johnston, Stanley Kinnebrew, Donald Cautney, Marcus Kofler. Bob Isaacson. Not pictured: Lana Johnston, Nina Jobel, Mae Joe Nelle LaFluer. C7 2 - 11,5 ,v x Y in .W ' is ,raft s.,gr.x s - First row. left to right: je-nnie' Me-siroff. Shirley Morris. Pvarl lla-rm. llvorgia Panagas. Nlitzir- Roth. Darlrim- Palmer. Mad:-lint' Rm-insvliniidt. Linda Parker. Miss lltuylv. Fvcoiid row: Daxid Xl:-lvlior. Bobby Livitz. Beatrix Martin. Ann Robertson. Nanvy Rolwrtson. l'e'g1gy'Ralrfy. Hvlxin Rina .-Xllrwl Platt. Third row: Robe-rt Ring. Holme-rt Pr-nna. Lewis Nlitvllvll. Nlichavl l,ang1l1'y. :Xrthur Pirk. .lov Reichman. Fourth row: Charlvs llc-years. Genes Lunsford. lion Puvkf-tt. Byron Nltlaughlin. Nlikf- Mauldin. Not pictured: Joan l.HWt'IllllZ1l.,ltllll l Xlitchvll. Billy Nt-wsmn. Nlarlyn Polk. ll:-If-n Roland. Dwana Rothmon. First row. left to right: Nliss Hurst. .ltvycv Turncr. Mama 'l'nt'kr-r. Nlary .lov Sxwariiigrln. Fharon Spears. Mary Linda Soon. Rf-lwcca Wilkerson. Carole Yawssiliadt--. llarlf-ne Watts. Joan Svlwf-ling. Second row: .lanrt XvH0tlSlll3ll. Wanda Wiright. Kathy Toulialos. jonvllr- Wallaw. Carolyn Stull-. Katy Scogin. Sur' Thomas, Durthy Touliatos. Harris! Wihighlnan. Third row: De-nnis Fcllvpps. 'lk-tlfly Skrfley. Russell Stanlvy. Dean White-. David Wwhite. gtanlvy Wm-irilwrg. je-sw Taylor. Je-rald Spf-vr. Bide Waughtal. Fourth row: Brurv Yviinberly. Jimmy Walt:-rs. Jw- Sllsckvtt. lillllllif' 51'Fff'ls- Edward Valdez, Bill Thornton. Sh:-ldon Starr. Not pirturc-d: .Xiigvliva S21lt,'f'illl. 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MEDICAL!-Efggig Xu l406 Elgin Houslon, Texas ri g 35' in the center PLEASE , Urge Our Molorisls of Houston 5 lo Drive Carefully greafesf growth! We All Love Our Children NASUCFNSZISIZENS -FHI'll1Il'l .57 161122 Qfgf 1 I l50l E Alabama al La Branch Day JA 2 824l 20 LCOMBE BL FANNIN Road Servuce good start on a 000 FU As a member 0 the Class of 1956 you re o to a good start' May use congratulate you and ulsh you every success ln the years to come HUMBLE COMPA IIIIMBLE I .-- f-K, 4I1.-..ii.,.-E1 , f I K gram-.fly aeIIa.,. slave nanny f ' J lf l' ' ' I0 HO vo. AT - IS a ID Munn.. csvpsfevaon f , S ff OIL 81 REFINING NY VIVIAN S FLOWER SHOP Flowers +o Remember VIVIAN KELLEY JA 2 4690 37l0 Almeda Housron 4 Texas h I7 LADIES AND GIRLS RESALE SHOP FORMALS SEPARATES CASUALS SUITS AND COATS COSTUME JEWELRY 3 JA 3 8936 ALUTES I956 CLASS Is+ IN MUSIC au Berlin Bull AnI'I1ony Buddy CovmgI'on Ken Gran? Larry Kane ls+ IN NEWS Bull Crawford Jlm Helm Gene Echols WaI+ Colvm-Jay Ohver Bug Make ONE OF AMERICA s TOP INDEPENDENTS K- NUZ DIAL I -2-3 A+ ' 1 Fm. ,- I 4'Clol es f'i1h Personality 0 0 0 Many Original Models - Like New I ra ord a+ AImecIa - 1' I f I . - . -1 , -i . - . 3. . . ., - I CWA 2322 FNNNIN 94003108 CA 2 262l FInes+ Chmese Food In Town KE FLOWERS' YE BLOSSOM SHOPPE 3503 M JA 48I7l THREE BROS BAKERY THE NOMAD HOTEL I0000 Sou+h Mam S+ree'I' New York Sfyle Weddmg B hdaY Pa'+Y Cakes SWIMMING PooL AIR CONDITIONED 5I04 ALMEDA RESTAURANT FREE TELEVISION T BUSINESS JA 8 7576 RESIDENCE JA 3 0I82 A Complete PICTOKIOI ServIce GULF PHOTO 4I3 Almeda Housfon Texas Harold lsreal X H7 I 1 95 . I , . 1 ain - I I . ,V VJ? ,if . ' I ff X uv' ,N f, 'C' -5- 1' 'I , . 'V ' w I k .X J Ly ll, ll . . . ,I R, T, I, I I -vp' ELLA' li!! X - .U A JI NAT'V'v S XXLLI v E J LI, EI' -A Ag . v , . ' A 3 .' KA Aly! 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